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You could spend hours just relaxing inside each of Lake Louise Ski Resort's four lodges. Warmth spills from the fireplaces constructed of river rock at the Lodge of The Ten Peaks, constructed with hand-skinned logs, vaulted ceilings, and windows that look out onto Banff National Park. From the fresh-baked pizza to domestic beers, the onsite Powderkeg Lounge serves treats that feel close to home, even though its thousands of feet up a mountain.
But the lodges are mere prelude to the real draw?the mountainside. During winter, powdered snow and forests of towering evergreen trees blanket the resort's 4,200 acres of skiable terrain, which includes some of the Rocky Mountains' most challenging chutes and bowls as well as novice-friendly trails. The variety of runs helped win the resort the title of "Canada's Best Ski Resort" at the World Ski Awards in 2013 and 2014. Lake Louise Ski Resort also employs experienced ski instructors for kids and adults, and they teach both private and group classes at six skill levels. Beyond skiing, jumps and rails let snowboarders execute tricks at the terrain park; and visitors soar over snow at Sunny Tube Park on inner tubes, which is how early humans in the Ice Age travelled after the wheel itself proved worthless.
The mountain's unique terrain?glaciers carved many of the features?also makes for myriad sights during warmer months. Guided walks safely take groups into the heart of bear country, while The Wildlife Interpretation Centre and its guides educate visitors on the area's plants and animals. Getting to that center?however?demands a bit of adventure. Its doors wait at the end of a sightseeing gondola ride, which climbs up the mountain to 2088 meters. A grizzly bear might even make an appearance along the way.
In the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, you'll find Mukwah, a whitewater rafting outfit dedicated to taking groups of all kinds through the rapids of the Upper Red Deer River. These thrilling adventures combine scenery and adrenaline into half-day, full-day, and even overnight trips, where participants feel the force of the river as they run through rapids with names like Big Rock and Sauna Hole. Experienced instructors trained in CPR, first-aid, and swift-water rescue guide each trip, and load guests up with all the necessary safety gear, including wetsuits, life jackets, helmets, and more. After all, Mukwah, meaning bear, was named after the great protector of the Ojibway tribe.
After their trip, guests are welcome to repose back at base camp, which brims with relaxing amenities. They can sink into the hot tub, sweat it out in the sauna, or perform an interpretive dance around the fire pit to express their feelings about their favorite rapid. Mukwah also provides camping and kayaking packages.
Geologically speaking, islands seldom crop up in the middle of the prairie?unless, of course, you're at Collicutt Siding Golf Club. There, in the midst of a front nine that boasts all the characteristics of true prairieland?flat, open terrain dotted only with low trees?golfers encounter a true island green at the sixth hole, a 530-yard par five. More topographical variety awaits on the back nine, which features streams, undulations, and a links style?a change of pace from the wide-open front side. Instead of attempting to drive a ball through their neighbor's doggy door, golfers can hone their swing at the course's driving range before rounds.
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Dole Whip - can you get them at DLP?
Are Dole Whips sold at DLP or are they just available at WDW?
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No, I don't think they sell them at DLP.
Never seen them there. I still don't get dole whips - juice with ice cream on top, or is there something more to it than that? So many people I know who have been to DL or WDW go mad for dole whips!
None at DLRP.
I heard they also only have 1 flavour? Which is pineapple. And I don't like pineapple, so I won't get to taste one of them next year, lol. |
Tried them at WDW and they were so delicious. :cloud9: The ones we had were all ice-cream if l remember correctly, but l think you can get them as an ice-cream float drink too.
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No thank goodness :rotfl2: Dole Whips only exist inside WDW and if you try and take them outside the parks they are confiscated by Security Cast Members. A Dole Whip outside the gates of the Magic Kingdom is a very volatile thing and could injure innocent passers by.
Dole whips are only at WDW and DLC because they are associated with "The Enchanted Tiki Room" and the Polynesian Resort. They also are at the Dole plantation in Hawaii and a small selection of ice cream shops in the states. It is a non dairy dessert, no ice cream. Just water and powered pineapple flavoring that is whipped into frozen joy! I found the website that sells the flavoring, bought it and make it in my ice cream maker! Not exact, but still great!
Thanks for the info rockcow. I really like them as they're like "whippy" ice-cream.
I tried one at Magic Kingdom once, wasn't keen and didn't see what all the fuss was about.
Dole Whips are awesome. They are at Disneyland as well as WDW. It's a soft serve pineapple ice cream. They can be served just as ice cream or in a float (with pineapple juice). There's an orange flavor and vanilla soft serve. You can get them in a swirl of pineapple/vanilla or orange/vanilla. I don't know if you can do an orange/pineapple swirl because I always only get the pineapple whip float.
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"On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined." -- Lord George Gordon Byron
House of Joy Thursday, August 21, noon-1 p.m. Central Library, Level 7 Vida Ellison Gallery
House of Joy is an award winning Mother/Daughter duo featuring Joy Myers on piano, accordion and vocals, and Beth Wilberger on violin, mandolin and vocals. They are performers, teachers and artists. Discover the diversity of music from around the world through European Classical, Traditional Folk/Bluegrass/Celtic, Broadway, Standards, and Children's' Music!
Every Saturday at 2 p.m., Fresh City Life, adult cultural programming at the Central Library, hosts a concert showcasing the best local musicians and even a few visiting guest artists. These concerts are always free and open to the public. Free concerts at the Central Library - another reason to get downtown! And this weekend's performer is the amazing fingerstyle guitarist, Jerry Barlow.
Spirit of the Celts: Jerry Barlow Saturday, August 16, 2-3 p.m. Central Library, Level 1 Schlessman Hall
Celebrating the music that ignites dancers, this Flamenco guitar concert features one of Denver's finest traditional guitarists, Steve Mullins. It is different from classical guitar -- the player holds himself differently and the guitar itself is meant to be played fast with less 'sustain' than a classic guitar. This helps to keep the fast-paced Flamenco pieces from sounding muddy. In the hands of master guitarist Steve Mullins, the passion and color of Flamenco music is a fiery pleasure.
No Denver singer evokes the recordings of the early days of radio like Anne Rigley. Her voice is a beautiful blend of warm compassion with a hint of that old-fashioned metallic sound of a songbird behind a giant microphone. She breathes new life into classic songs and sentimental standards like It's Only a Paper Moon -- made famous in the film, Paper Moon (starring father/daughter team Ryan and Tatum O'Neal). For our Saturday concert, Ann is backed up by talented bass player, Joe Rigley and renowned banjo player, Eric Woods.
Central Library hosts the duo Cabanting and Cline this weekend for the Saturday Session in the great hall. Their original music has a lilting, joyful sound that mixes traditional strains with contemporary passages for a very modern, eclectic collection of songs.
Cabanting and Cline Saturday, July 12, 2-3 p.m. Central Library, Level 1 Schlessman Hall
Chelsea Cabanting and James Cline will rock the house, performing selections from "True Elf Beauties," Cline's album of duos for Ukulele and guitar.
Fresh City Life, adult cultural programming for Central Library, has put together an exciting calendar of free noon concerts for downtowners to break out of their cubicles and enjoy the best that Denver's music scene offers. Leave your cubicle jungle behind for an hour and join us for our summer music series. With a gorgeous view of the park, and access to our balcony, you'll be serenaded while you have lunch. Grab some food on the way and our friends at Whole Foods Market will supply something sweet to send you back to the office in a state of bliss.
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Musicologists and folklorists have argued for years over the origin of the word - Mariachi.
If you are casting about for something to do on the weekends, check out our Saturday Sessions at Central Library. Schlessman Hall becomes a concert venue every Saturday at 2 p.m. for a free concert. Pick out a summer read, grab a new dvd or two, get a cup of coffee at our cafe and then enjoy beautiful music from one of our local musicians. This Saturday's concert features guitarist, Laurie Dameron, who has mastered a number of styles and genres for her popular concerts all over Denver and Boulder. Check out her video below for her jazz guitar rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow.
Debuting in the summer of 2013, the Lunch Box Music Series creates a respite for downtown workers at noon on Thursdays. A diverse calendar of concerts has been planned through September. This Thursday's concert welcomes one of Denver's most exceptional pianists.
Jeff Jenkins Thursday, June 12, noon-1 p.m. Central Library, Level 7 Vida Ellison Gallery
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'Grand Central' Trailer: Léa Seydoux and Tahar Rahim's Love Is Radioactive
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on July 10, 2014 | Be the First To CommentLove in the time of great and terrible radiation isn't a novel concept. Look at Marie and Pierre Curie. Or Bryan Cranston and his coworker wife in Godzilla. Now, the nuclear power from within a French plant is going to spark the beautiful power of desire within Léa Seydoux and Tahar Rahim. It's science. The trailer for Grand Central, a film directed by Rebecca Zlotowski (Belle Épine) and written by Zlotowski and Gaëlle Macé (Aliyah), is a study of passion over OSHA safety standards, which are there for a reason, buddy. Gary (Rahim, A Prophet) is a worker who takes up a job at a nuclear power plant in the French countryside because if Homer Simpson can do it, really then everyone else can, too. He's quickly introduced to the inherent dangers of his new line of work through the trailer's whirlwind montage of safety measures and visions of his new friends suiting up and stripping down in front of stern faces; without proper caution, the consequences are dire and deadly, with the threat of radiation contaminating their every pore and poisoning their bodies.
Cannes 2013 Review: 'Grand Central' is a Beguiling Romance That Will Stick With You
Cannes Film Festival By Shaun Munro on May 19, 2013 | Be the First To CommentLea Seydoux and Tahar Rahim are unquestionably two darlings of this year's Cannes Film Festival, taking front and center in two films a piece (the respective others being Blue Is the Warmest Colour and The Past), coming together for Rebecca Zlotowski's sophomore feature, the bizarre and unsettling romantic thriller-drama Grand Central. Gary (Rahim) begins the story unemployed and desperate for work, when he begrudgingly takes an assignment as a decontaminator of nuclear reactors. The real drama, at least initially, comes after hours when Gary meets a gorgeous, provocative co-worker named Karole (Seydoux), and an uneasy romance begins to blossom. As the tensions rise in both the nuclear reactor and the relationship, it heads towards a dangerous payoff in both the literal and figurative senses.
NYFF: 'Our Children' Is a Quiet Tragedy of Expertly Wrought Tension
Movie Reviews By Daniel Walber on October 15, 2012 | Be the First To Comment"Bury them in Morocco." Our Children opens with a scene of despair, a mother (Émilie Dequenne) on a hospital bed deliriously asking her nurse if the bodies of her own daughters can be laid to rest on the far side of the Mediterranean Sea. It is a moment of primal fear and desperation. It is not, however, a moment of clarity. There is no context to be had; only the image a woman on a bed and the following shot of Tahar Rahim and Niels Arestrup running down a hallway. It is director Joachim Lafosse's opening salvo in a quietly violent film that will both assault and deeply move its audience. And then, just as quickly, there is tranquility. The film rewinds back to a simpler time in the lives of its characters, when Mounir (Rahim) and Murielle (Dequenne) had just begun their romance. She is a schoolteacher. He is a restless young Moroccan immigrant who will soon agree to a job in his adoptive father's medical practice. Dr. André Pinget (Arestrup) not only looks out for his protégé, but lives with him. He has effectively adopted Mounir's entire family, and is even married to Mounir's sister so that she can legally live in Belgium. Pinget's influence over Mounir is powerful, even a little unsettling.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: February 11, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on February 12, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr spent the night in jail after trying to sneak in and see Justin Bieber: Never Say Never 3D. The cops didn't believe him that he was trying to watch the latest remake of Thunderball. Sadly, they just saw a pervy looking fat guy squealing and crying with a group of thirteen year old girls. Fortunately, he had a chance to catch the other movies of the week, including Gnomeo and Juliet, Just Go With It and The Eagle. He also gives a little bit of love (what's left of it anyway after spending the night in lock-up) to the Oscar-Nominated Shorts.
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Seth Bingham
Seth Daniels Bingham (April 16, 1882 – June 21, 1972), was an American organist and prolific composer.
He was born in Bloomfield, New Jersey. He studied at Yale University, gaining a B.A. in 1904. Taking time to also study in Paris,[1] he earned his B.Mus. from Yale in 1908, and subsequently taught theory, composition and organ[1] at Yale from 1908–1919. Beginning in 1913 he was organist and choirmaster at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York, a position he held until his 1951 retirement.[1] He was an associate professor at Columbia University from 1920–1954, and lectured at the School of Sacred Music at Union Theological Seminary from 1953–1965.
Works composed include orchestral, choral, and chamber music, but most of his compositions have been for organ.[1]
- Suite for Organ "Baroques"[1] Op. 41 (1944), dedicated to E. Power Biggs.
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- The organ scores by Christopher Marks.
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Thomas Dale High School is pioneering a new way of learning while getting healthy but many might say, the 106-year-old school is returning to its beginnings when it was called Chester Agricultural High School and taught basic skills of farming and home economics.
Just ahead of Veterans Day, the new Honor Memorial Garden in front of the Lloyd C. Bird High School was dedicated in the presence of the mothers of the three former students who lost their lives while serving their country.
Meadowbrook High School's Success Program students were recently recognized for their success in the classroom, SOLs and in the community.
There is a lot of movement and lots of sounds around the Thomas Dale High School premises during after-school-hours. Sounds of hammers and other tools, singing voices, musical instruments, and voices reciting their text lines are audible everywhere.
Virginia State University President Keith T. Miller announced that, effective Dec. 31, 2014, he will step down as President, but will retain his status as a tenured faculty member.
Matoaca Middle School PTA is conducting a shoe collection drive now through November 15, 2014 to raise funds for student activities, necessities, etc. while benefiting microenterprise ventures in developing nations and keeping old shoes out of local landfills.
Over 250 third- and fourth-grade students from Curtis Elementary visited the Math Science Innovation Center in Richmond a couple of weeks ago. Two classes, one from each grade level, visited the center over a five-day period.
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Shawty Lo is reportedly set to star in the upcoming Oxygen Media reality show All My Babies' Mamas, set to premiere next spring.
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Cori Abraham, Senior Vice President of Development at Oxygen Media, says, "'All My Babies' Mamas' will be filled with outrageous and authentic over-the-top moments that our young, diverse female audience can tweet and gossip about."
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Indian Army – Kargil War 1999v.2.0 March 8, 2006 Mandeep S. BajwaAdditional units by Ravi Rikhye Northern Command Photo
credit PVS Jagan Mohan http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Army/Badges-Divisional.html XV Corps XV Corps Artillery Brigade Photo
credit PVS Jagan Mohan http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Army/Badges-Divisional.html HQ 8 Mountain Division (ex Sharifabad, Valley) 8 Mountain Artillery Brigade (division artillery) 121(Independent) Infantry Brigade Group (Kargil)
(normally assigned to Kargil sector) 16 Grenadiers 4 Jat 3 Punjab 10 Garhwal BSF Bn Det 17 Guards (ATGM) 56 Mountain Brigade (Matayan) (part of division) 16 Grenadiers 18 Grenadiers 8 Sikh 1 Naga 2 Raj Rif 18 Garhwal 13 JAK Rif 1/3 GR 9 Para Cdos Det 17 Guards (ATGM) 50 (Independent) Parachute Brigade (ex Army HQ Reserves) 6 Parachute 7 Parachute 1 Parachute Commandos Det 19 Guards (ATGM) 192 Mountain Brigade (part of division) 18 Grenadiers 8 Sikh 9 Para Cdos Det 17 Guards (ATGM) 79 Mountain Brigade (Dras) (part of division) 17 Jat 28 RR 12 Mahar 13 JAK Rif 2 Naga 9 Para Cdos Det 17 Guards (ATGM) PAKISTANI
TROOPS AT PRAYERS, KARGIL WAR 1999 Muslims
must wash before prayer, at least their hands. But there are exceptions for
people such as soldiers: hands can be washed with sand or clean dirt. The
soldier in the foreground is a Junior Commissioned Officer, perhaps in
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credit http://yaleglobal.yale.edu/display.article?id=5065
3 Infantry Division (Leh) Photo credit PVS Jagan Mohan http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Army/Badges-Divisional.html
Artillery Brigade (divisional artillery) 70 Infantry Brigade Group (ex Demchok, China border) (regularly
assigned to division) 1/11 GR 12 JAK LI 10 Para Cdos 1 Bihar Ladakh Scouts 17 Garhwal 5 Para 14 Sikh Det 19 Guards (ATGM) THIS
LOCALITY WAS IN THE 3 DIVISION AREA. HEIGHTS ARE IN METERS. stratmag.com/issueDec-1/page07.htm 102 (Independent) Infantry Brigade Group (Shyok
River Valley) (normally under command 3
Division) 11 Rajputana Rifles 9 Mahar 13 Kumaon 27 Rajput Det High Altitude Warfare School Permanent Cadre Det 19 Guards (ATGM) Kargil Theatre Artillery (these arty units took part
in the War serving under various formations) BOFORS 155mm IN ACTION Photo credit BBC Lt
= Light; Fd = Field; Med = Medium; Hvy Mor = Heavy Mortar 4 Fd Regt 15 Fd Regt 41 Fd Regt 108 Med Regt 139 Med Regt 141 Fd Regt 153 Med Regt 158 Med Regt 197 Fd Regt 212 Rocket Regt 244 Hvy Mor Regt 253 Med Regt 255 Fd Regt 286 Med Regt 305 Med Regt 307 Med Regt 315 Fd Regt 1861 Lt Regt 1889 Lt Regt Other battalions (higher HQ unclear) This list is compiled from newspaper and casualty reports. 5 Special Frontier Force
(Vikas Force)[1] 663 Reconnaissance &
Observation Squadron[2] 668 Reconnaissance &
Observation Squadron Ladakh Scouts: Karakoram &
India Wing
13 Punjab 12 Grenadiers 22 Grenadiers 7 Jat (may have been mistaken) 14 Sikh LI (may have been
mistaken) 9 Rashtriya Rifles 14 Rashtriya Rifles 17 Rashtriya Rifles 11 Sikh 3 J&K Rifles 16 Dogras Dogra Scouts 5 Rajput 9 Mahar
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of 6 graduates of the Army Public Schools killed at Kargil. From left to
right, these officers belonged to 17 Jats; 2 Rajputana Rifles; and 9 Mahar.
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Posted by Natalia on Sunday, November 30, 2008 at 1:02pm.
It is a downward-aimed parabola with vertex (highest value) at x = 1, y = -3.
The (1/12) coefficient in front of the (x-1)^2 term tells you about the shape of the parabola. The minus sign tells you tahat it points downward.
If you review your analytic geometry text section about parabolas, you will find that the coefficient (1/12 in this case) is called 1/(4p), where p is the distance from the vertex to the focal point and (in the other direction) to the directrix line. In your case 1/4p = 1/12, so 4p = 12 and p = 3.
The focus is therefore at y=-6 (three units below the vertex) @ x = 1, and the directrix is (y = 0), the x-axis.
y+3=-(1/12)(x-1)^2 I assume
At x = 1, the right hand side is zero.
a little to the right of x = 1, the right hand side is negative
a little to the left of x = 1, the right hand side is negative by the same amount.
In other words, the line is symmetric about the vertical line x = 1 and opens down.
The vertex lies on x = 1
When x = 1, y = -3
vertex at (1,-3)
Now you want the focus and directrix
The focus must also lie on x = 1
The form is
(x-h)^2 = 4 a (y-k)
(x-1)^2 = -12 (y+3)
so 4 a = -12
a = -3
vertex to focus = a = -3
so focus at -3-3 = -6 so (1,-6)
directrix is horizontal line a units above vertex so it is the line y = 0
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A century ago, life expectancy at birth for New Yorkers was a mere 40.6 years for boys and 44.9 years for girls. Today, life expectancy at birth is 75.7 for boys and 78.7 for girls. Most New Yorkers can expect to live well beyond retirement into their 70s, 80s, and 90s. In fact, more and more New Yorkers are in their 70s, 80s, and 90s. Almost 12 percent of the population is over age 65, and in some neighborhoods that proportion reaches 20 percent. These additional decades of life represent a triumph of science and civilization, but they also pose a challenge: how can we adapt our City and neighborhoods to make sure older adults can lead happy, healthy, and productive lives? How can we become an age-friendly city?
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This story has been on the local news here about a triple murder at a local motorcycle gear store that I actually patronize for parts and gear for my bike.
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The details still seem to be very sketchy at the moment. But from what it appears there was a fight that broke out between two groups of people inside the store. That went from in the store to outside the store. Once outside somebody started shooting. One account has one of the victims crawling back into the store with a gun to avoid the mob.
I'm curious to see your opinions on how a situation like this should be handled.
If I had been in the store I probably would have tried to move as far away from the fight as possible. Once they move outside I would stay in the store since my escape via my bike or car would be gone.
Where it gets dicey for me is how do I determine who is a threat and who isn't especially since what appears to be one of the victims comes back into the store with a gun (possibly had a CWP?). I think what I would probably try to just follow the employees to somewhere safer. Once we've barricaded ourselves anybody who comes through with a gun who isn't a LEO will be considered a threat and dealt with appropriately.
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I wonder how many of you read, "Growing For Market"?This issue has a article,"New food safety regs. take market venders in Pa. by surprise", by George DeVault.And as I told you that under $500,000. a year had a loop hole, so they could get it passed!If you cut any greens, you need to read section 5703,you need a licence or a $ 10,000,fine.You need to read it and get with your state ag. aganccies,before they set their regulations! |
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- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Mon, May 16, 11 at 3:11
I don't get GFM so did not read about this and I agree this is a bad law but it sounds like a state law, not a federal law (This has not happened in Ohio, for example) and thus has nothing to do with the senate (or complimentary US house bill) bill 503 and everything to do with PA's dept of Ag which has a nice track record of putting down draconian laws that badly affect small farmers selling direct to their customers. |
- Posted by lazygardens PhxAZ%3A Sunset 13 (My Page) on Mon, May 16, 11 at 18:27
That's apparently only in Pennsylvania ... a local thing, not the US Law. Actually, not even Pennsylvania state, it's the Montgomery County Health Department (MCHD) rules. http://meatblogger.org/2011/03/21/new-rules-for-pennsylvania-famers-market-vendors/ http://www.farmplusfinancial.com/blog/general-farm-loans/pennsylvania-to-update-farmers%E2%80%99-market-regulations/ http://uppermerionfarmersmarket.org/ |
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Several other states are following suit.I was wanting farmers to contact their local reps. to protect themself. The state of Oklahoma is working on their own version. |
- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, May 18, 11 at 5:49
Farmers should always keep abreast of what the state health and agriculture depts are up to. And while some states are cracking down on local foods, others like Michigan and Ohio and loosening up and have cottage industry laws that allow a lot of things to be made and sold at farmers markets with little to no regulation. but this has zero to do with Federal regulations over food (and you title implies strongly that this has everything to do with Federal regulations) |
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I had told other in another post that the states would follow suit. Sorry to imply it was federal. |
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In Indiana, they passed a law exempting food vendors from needing a certified kitchen (as long as they marked items correctly), but the farmers market that I was in, demanded a certified kitchen along with a visit from Board of Health while you were making the item. There are getting more regulations than there is common sense. Marla |
- Posted by wordwiz (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, May 18, 11 at 16:25
Talk about strange rules: I can raise a variety of hot peppers and either sell them ripe or dehydrate them and sell them that way. Ditto for fruit. But with peppers, I can grind them up (and I can cut up fruit) then mix them together, put the spice in a baggies or bottle and sell the blend. But not fruit, unless I have a certified kitchen. But what I can do is put together a container that has X amount of dehydrated apples, bananas, cherries, apricots, peaches, blackberries, raspberries, etc., as long as they are each in their own bag/bottle and sell it. Go figure! Maybe next year! Mike |
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Space-age devices to be part of a Rs. 41-crore unobtrusive five-tier system
Intelligent, invisible and unobtrusive layers of space-age devices would soon cocoon the centuries-old Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple here as part of a Rs. 41-crore, five-tier, security system readied by the State government.
This system is designed to insulate the riches recently found in the subterranean vaults of the temple from possible theft, sabotage and natural disasters.
A possible no-fly zone above the temple complex, spread over seven acres in the historical Fort area; a seismograph-linked alarm system to detect attempts to tunnel through to the vaults; satellite surveillance of the complex; and an infrared beam-based intruder detection system linked to a security camera network would be at the heart of what would perhaps be the most elaborate security system to be installed for a place of worship in Kerala.
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Administrative sanction has already been given for the purchase of 64 surveillance cameras. These will be in addition to the ones installed outside the temple premises by the Kerala police. The electrical and related work for this is almost over and the cameras are expected to be put in place by Keltron by October 15.
The outermost layer of security will begin from the East Fort, while the innermost layer will be at the sanctum sanctorum. Permanent barricades will be erected on the roads leading to the four gates of the temple.
"We have worked out plans to make the temple's security as 'unobtrusive and invisible' as possible with least human interference. The scheme will not interfere with any temple rituals or practices," security sources said. Once the system is up and running, the Fort area and the temple complex will be under round-the-clock video surveillance.
The 'intelligent' systems to be installed in the temple complex are designed to take 'decisions' on their own in case of a theft, sabotage or a natural disaster. For instance, if an intruder 'breaks the line,' of the invisible infrared beam an alarm will automatically alert the armed guards at the control room proposed. The system will identify the point of intrusion and surveillance cameras will automatically zero in on the intruder.
A similar infrared beam-based 'invisible' intruder detection system linked to a security camera network will protect the perimeter during the night. The entire complex will be lit up automatically in case a fire alarm is triggered.
The security control room will be wi-fi enabled and the personnel manning it will be able to view every nook and corner of the complex. All the equipments that are to be installed as part of the security system will be inter-linked.
Select doors, windows, skylights, and ventilators will be fortified with steel bars and impact-resistant glass. The entry and exit points for visitors will be limited. The riches are likely to be stored in the vaults in tamper-proof steel safe-deposit boxes. The vaults will be armed with a wide range of alarms sensitive to sound, motion and heat and also fitted with sophisticated locks. Armoured doors too will be put in place.
"Even the doors of the temple can be controlled from the control room. Arrangements will be made so that the city police control room also gets the messages in case the control room of the temple suffers any damage," sources said. Already, the police have mooted a special security zone for the temple by invoking the provisions of the Kerala Police Act.
The Kerala Police will soon approach the Airports Authority of India to request a no-fly zone over the complex. 'The multi-layer security system is fully funded by the State and the first phase is likely to be commissioned within two months," the official sources said.
The temple is being guarded by a 239-strong contingent of the Kerala Police led by an SP and by a team of Quick Reaction commandos. "The number of personnel can be scaled down once the security system is in place," a senior police official said.


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Comment on this storyWorcestershire - A British policeman put his colleagues on alert as he investigated a "suspicious bright light" - only to find it was the moon, an in-house magazine for the police reported Wednesday.
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I'm proud to anounce the realease of my third movie! *Link Removed* The famous Y.M.C.A. song is now the theme of this shakin' groovin' musical about a young man and his six new friends! Those six men happen to be… THE BRICKLAND PEOPLE! I'm very proud of this movie. It took me considerably longer time to make than my other movies, even though some scenes were reapeated. Now, as for quality… Lighting: Better, but some flickering in the beginning. Other than that, the lighting is very consistant. Camera Work: I illimated the camera shaking using JamesFM's Custom Quickcam 4k Cradle. This also allowed me to get down to the minifigs level. Thanks James! Animation: Not as smooth as other movies, but well suited to the music. Plot: Not much of a plot, although VERY funny in my opinion. Just wait untill you see Joe spinning around on his butt and doing the Worm. The Motorcycle guy really DOES have a motorcycle. People Playing Ping-Pong Procariusly (Say that ten times fast) And all of em' like to groooooove! Watch it, tell me what you think, and most of all, ENJOY IT! Watch the first time for the fun of it, and the second time so you can rate it. |
July 7, 2003 at 5:45 pm #7455 | |
Motfilms |
Hmm, sounds funny. Too bad it doesn't work. When I try to download it, I can only download 48Ks of it. Tom |
July 7, 2003 at 6:01 pm #7459 | |
tub-o-legos |
I fixed it now. You should be able to watch it! |
July 7, 2003 at 6:03 pm #7460 | |
legotronn |
Hey, tub! could u convert it to rm? here's a program to convert it: |
July 7, 2003 at 6:51 pm #7465 | |
Kyle |
Why can't you download it and convert it? |
July 7, 2003 at 7:04 pm #7469 | |
IndyA |
was that a slide show or a lego movie….the animation was kind of choppy and the scenes were reused lots of times and there were a ton of stills which were not that great. |
July 7, 2003 at 7:06 pm #7470 | |
legotronn |
because when i download wmv files made by the latest windows media codec, all i can see is black, and all i hear is the sound. Helix Produce3r would make the wmv an rm with only sound. But since they can see it perfectly, it'll come out perfectly when they make it an rm file |
July 7, 2003 at 7:11 pm #7471 | |
tub-o-legos |
Indy A, If you want to offer advice, feel free to do so. But what you said wasn't advice, it was more like making fun of it. It your quote, you say that you only do your best if you try. Well, I tried very hard. Problabdy hard enough to earn more than some "lame" exscuse of a review from you. |
July 7, 2003 at 7:46 pm #7482 | |
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Hi there, Welsey[1], I know it could have been put in a nicer way, but IndyA does have a point. There's not much animation in this one. The only point in the video where showing stills is, in my opinion, justified, is in the four blasts before "it's fun to stay…", the ones where you show the different activities one can undertake. For the rest, it just looks better if you animate the scenes completely. I know it's a lot of work, but remember: most of us spend months on just 5 minutes of film, you made this in a few hours. Comments that can be repeated from previous films by you: Naturally, your film has quite a few good points. For one, I liked the timing of the four blasts mentioned above. My compliments for that! These shots also show sets and props, making them interesting and making it possible to repeat them without getting comments on that. I hope I didn't disappoint you too much, and that you'll really blow me away with your next one, for which I highly advice you to take 2 weeks to make it, at least. Yours fearing-we-haven't-seen-the-last-of-the-Village-People-yet, Stefan. [1] sic. |
July 7, 2003 at 8:36 pm #7494 | |
Antiggo |
I finally downloaded the film… The brickshelf is very slow today…. Here is my review: This film was better then your other but still could be better. The camera work was better, and here ( as I think ) it was hard to put the cam on the minifigs level because in some scenes you had many of them, and if you would put the cam down we won't see them all. But again, as Wandrer already said, it could be better. The lighting was better, but the quality not… Logitech Pro 4000 is a good cam and must have good quality so try playing with the settings. The animation was ok. Probably if it would be slower it won't fit the music so good. But it was better then your other films, and I am sure you will have great results in your next film! |
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IndyA |
I understand….on your first few films you work your butt off and it gets |
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Shouts of ''wo lai!'' (''I've got it'') and ''bern lei!'' (''throw it home'') echo across the practice fields of Scottsdale Community College this spring.
Dressed sharply in bright red and white uniforms with a stylish ''C'' on the chest, the Chinese national team is working out daily under the tutelage of Jim Lefebvre, the one-time scrappy Los Angeles Dodgers infielder and former major league manager whose goal is to mold a team that won't embarrass the host country at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
''They want to put a very competitive team out there, and that's what they're here for,'' Lefebvre said before the 23 Chinese players — ages 21 to 27 — began a series of drills and speed work. Three Chinese coaches also are part of the group.
Lefebvre and pitching coach Bruce Hurst, a former Boston Red Sox reliever, are paid by Major League Baseball, which is anxious to expand the sport to the estimated 1.4 billion Chinese, most of whom know nothing about the game.
''If we can get one of these players to the big leagues, hopefully it would create the Yao Ming effect in baseball over there,'' Lefebvre said, referring to the NBA's Houston Rockets center from China. ''Everybody is playing basketball in China. So our objective is to develop them in everything — scouting, recruitment, selecting coaches and getting them the training and competition that they need.''
From 9 a.m. until noon each day, the players go through skill development training — fielding, throwing, hitting. Instruments measure the speed of the ball off the bat as well as throwing strength. From 3 to 4 p.m., 1996 Olympic gold medalist and former world decathlon record holder Dan O'Brien works with them on speed and agility. At 6 p.m., they are back at the college for two hours of weight training.
The team is made up of the best players from the fledgling Chinese Baseball League, which will expand from four to six teams this season. They come from all sections of the vast country, and most took up the game around the age of nine or 10.
The best player might be Wang Wei, a 26-year-old catcher with a powerful bat and a lightning, 1.8-second throw to second. That's in the Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez territory, Lefebvre said.
''He's got all the physical talent,'' Lefebvre said. ''He just needs to play more, because he could be a great player. He's got tremendous power.''
Through interpreter and team consultant Sam Kao, Wang said he began playing baseball at age 9, and wanted to be a catcher ''because you get to wear all the gear.''
Compared with other sports, Wang said, ''baseball seems like an art to me, an artistic game, the thinking, the skill, everything.''
As for playing in the major leagues, Wang smiled and said, ''That's every baseball player's wildest dream.''
Slick second baseman Liu Guang Biao, 27, would make a good coach, Lefebvre said. Of his trips to America, Liu said with a smile, ''I really wish I could stay here.''
Liu has seen the vast improvement in the team since Lefebvre and Hurst began coaching them.
''We have more advanced training, and all of us get to experience that,'' Liu said. ''It's something that we never had before, how you handle game situations.''
Wang said Lefebvre ''is a very good, excellent professional coach.''
''Of course he has more advanced skills to teach us,'' Wang said, ''and the knowledge of the game, and also he can teach us the culture of baseball.''


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