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30m. E4. Start as for Second Blood. Follow the slots to the base of the steep rough wall on the right. Ascend rightwards and make a long reach up to a thread. Move up right into a shallow groove and follow this to a belay. Abseil off. © ROCKFAX FA. R.Edwards, G.Cater, S.Nuttal 1998 Submit a new photo of this climb. | |||

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1981 Granada 2.8Ghia (sold to brother who blew the engine)
1986 Granada 2.8iGhia (kept for 10 years-superb)
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Bay Area Bites Guide To 5 Movie Theaters Serving Food and Alcoholic Beverages
Date night just got easier with this list of five local theaters that serve more than just popcorn and Junior Mints.
Across Scotland and around the world, poetry lovers gather in appreciation of 18th century bard Robert Burns. Central to the menu of all these Burns Suppers is, of course, haggis, paraded into the room on a silver platter.
What happens when National Pie Day meets Burns Night?
Not a haggis pie, thankfully. But something haggis-inspired in the shape of a warming shepherd's pie.
This Sunday marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Scottish poet Robert Burns, a night beloved in the hearts of the Scots, but relatively unknown to most Americans. For those of you uninitiated in Burns Night, it is a celebration in honor of good ol' Rabbie Burns, and, in true Scottish style, it is bathed in whisky and delicious haggis, neeps, and tatties.
It's probably not going to surprise anyone to hear that one of the things I love about being in a foreign country is experiencing the food. But this simple pleasure became far more complicated when I started traveling with kids. I have tried to raise daughters with a sense of gastronomic adventure — and for the most part they are willing and excited participants in our culinary outings — but when you're in a different time zone, all bets are off as the crabby-child factor increases with each 1,000 miles you journey from home.
Haggis. For some reason, that word seems to conjure looks of extreme disgust on the faces of most Americans. "Do you even know what it is?" I ask. Or, better yet, in between the "icks" and "ews" I question "Have you ever even tasted it?" Not surprisingly, most people answer with a sheepish "No." Granted, […]


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- 11-29-2012, 10:31 AM Thread Author #1
Regarding CM10.1
Okay, so for some reason i can't post in XDA at all but I have CM10.1 and the battery life on any ROM i try is terrible. I get maybe 6 hours tops with moderate use... Sorry if this is the wrong place to post. I'm just curious as to how people get 20+ hours on their phone with heavy use...
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So a few things to point out.
1) If you are installing ROMs, giving them a few hrs and moving to another ROM you'll be disappointed every single time. Not only does the process of flashing the ROM utterly kill your battery, it takes a few days before everything calibrates and you start to see consistent stats.
2) Your definition of "moderate" use probably isn't the same as others' definition of "heavy" use.
3) "usage" is arbitrary. So many things come into play when you talk about battery life that no ones use is the same as someone's else. Every factor is different.
4) You don't know what that person did to their phone in order to get 20+ hrs of "heavy" use. Most of the time they install a kernel/ROM, then tweak the hell out of their settings. Screen shuts off faster, reduce the brightness, keep it in an area with a strong cell connection/wifi, avoid using the phone, uninstall apps that run in the background, etc. Then they rave about the kernel/ROM having AWESOME battery life. It's not the kernel/ROM, it's that they handicapped their phone for bragging rights. Kernels can improve battery life but if you are getting 6-8 you might see an additional 30 min with a conservative kernel/ROM.
If you want to use your phone to it's fully extent and you want to have battery all day, then charge it when you can. I gave up years ago trying to get a full day out of a battery and went out and bought a bunch of chargers for the house, car and office as well as two battery packs for when I'm on the go. Then I stopped thinking about it. Any time I'm near a charger and the battery is below 50% I just charge it.
No kernel/ROM combo I have tried has given me 20+ hr battery life without my having to sacrifice something and I've been screwing with kernels and ROMs for years. Electronic devices use power when you use them. - 11-29-2012, 01:53 PM #3
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I have always wondered about "usage". How do you measure usage? What is the threshold from moderate to heavy usage?
Like digital above, I just gave up on getting a few 'percieved' minutes here and there with tweaks. I just use the phone and battery life be dammed. Just charge the sucker up when it gets low.
One thing that has helped is I never activated Google Now. I think by not bringing up them dumb weather and "distance to home" cards, it saves alot of battery. - 11-29-2012, 02:39 PM #4
Re: Regarding CM10.1
Yeah, usage is completely arbitrary, even when we are talking about comparing our own usage day to day. Something as simple as where you were that day and for how long can drastically affect it.
We have a bar near our house and if we go there for a couple of drinks my battery life is shot for the day, especially if their WiFi is down because there is almost no signal. Just enough to not force the phone to shut off the cell, but enough to make it work hard for a connection by boosting the power. I try to charge up the phone in the car on the way. No amount of setting tweaking or kernel/ROM combo is going to fix that unless I just enable airplane mode. And I only notice that because I go there too much. That type of things happens all day long in your pocket and you probably never even notice.
And I agree, since Google Now I've noticed a dip in battery on the Gnex where I actually enable it. But I find it useful so I keep enabled on the phone and off on the tablets.
I should clarify that I'm not suggesting you ignore your battery life and install whatever, run your screen at full brightness and then attach a 2lb battery pack to keep it going. If you find a particular app that you see little value you in that seems to be chewing through battery, get rid of it. I just don't think marginal gains in battery life gains make sense if it means sacrificing something you see value in.
I personally hate the GNex on auto brightness. It's horrible, so I keep it about 60-70% which eats battery but what's the point in having a phone with a screen that you don't like looking at? On the Nexus 7 (and hopefully the Nexus 4 when I get it!) I don't mind it on auto brightness so I keep it there and reap the battery life gains from it.
So don't ignore it battery usage, but don't let it rule how you use your phone. Battery stats and benchmarks are about as useful as App Killers. - 11-29-2012, 02:59 PM #5
Re: Regarding CM10.1
I DO play around with voltages and governers though mainly for the placebo effect. lol
Re: Regarding CM10.1
Digitalslacker = nailed it.
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Digitalslacker = nailed it.
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Python-bluez (pybluez), Using Bluetooth in Python |
Python-bluez (pybluez), Using Bluetooth in Python |
Oct 13 2005, 04:11 AM
Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 5-October 05 Member No.: 8,254 |
Does anybody know where I might find an *.ipk of the python-bluez module?
Thanks in advance. Norm |
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My my! The silence is deafening!
Managed to sort this one out for myself in case anyone else wants to know. Firstly install zgcc on your Zee. I got mine from Zaurus Onboard Development Tools Next get Debian Package for Version 0.3 from the Project's homepage. Upload the Debian package onto your Zee and use dpkg to unpack it. cd to the directory created by unpacking the debian package and then cd to the src directory inside it. run CODE python setup.py install This will add PyBluez to your site-packages. Now test it works by plugging in your CF Bluetooth card and running this script. CODE #!/usr/bin/python # Auth: Albert Huang <firstname.lastname@example.com> # desc: demonstration of how to do asynchronous device discovery by subclassing # the DeviceDiscoverer class # $Id: asynchronous-inquiry.py,v 1.2 2005/04/04 05:02:13 albert Exp $ import bluetooth import select class MyDiscoverer(bluetooth.DeviceDiscoverer): def pre_inquiry(self): self.done = False def device_discovered(self, address, device_class, name): print "%s - %s" % (address, name) # get some information out of the device class and display it. # voodoo magic specified at: # # https://www.bluetooth.org/foundry/assignnumb/document/baseband major_classes = ( "Miscellaneous", "Computer", "Phone", "LAN/Network Access point", "Audio/Video", "Peripheral", "Imaging" ) major_class = (device_class >> 8) & 0xf if major_class < 7: print " %s" % major_classes[major_class] else: print " Uncategorized" print " services:" service_classes = ( (16, "positioning"), (17, "networking"), (18, "rendering"), (19, "capturing"), (20, "object transfer"), (21, "audio"), (22, "telephony"), (23, "information")) for bitpos, classname in service_classes: if device_class & (1 << (bitpos-1)): print " %s" % classname def inquiry_complete(self): self.done = True d = MyDiscoverer() d.find_devices(lookup_names = True) readfiles = [ d, ] while True: rfds = select.select( readfiles, [], [] )[0] if d in rfds: d.process_event() if d.done: break If all is working OK, you should see the output of a scan for all Bluetooth devices in the area. CODE 00:02:C7:3C:44:F3 - )Pimp Daddy Computer services: capturing audio Norm |
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Title: | Methods, Strategies, and Implementation of Agricultural Preservation in the South Valley, New Mexico |
Author: | Moises, Gonzales |
Subject: | Raza planning Latina/o planning agriculture South Valley farmland rural development land use acequia water economic development performance based zoning |
Abstract: | The purpose of this plan is to formulate strategies to preserve agricultural land in the South Valley area of Bernalillo County. The project is intended to assist the Bernalillo County Planning Department by providing the SouthWest Area Plan Steering Committee with an understanding of the current agricultural conditions in the South Valley. The project is also intended to help the community to develop goals and strategies to preserve agriculture. Historically, the South Valley maintained itself as a self sufficient agricultural community until the early 1940's. Recently, the number of acres in agriculture had declines. Much of this decline has been due to conversion of land from agriculture to residential, commercial, and manufacturing uses. The intent of this plan is to asses the rate of change of the South Valley most vital natural resources, and to recommend actions to endure the protection of farmland. The research sections leading to various recommendations will examine the agricultural history and the existing agricultural conditions in the plan area, study the factors that have contributed to the decline of agricultural production, look at possible strategies for local government as well as for South Valley residents to preserve agricultural land, and finally, proposes ideas for implementing agricultural preservation policies and actions in the area. The need to preserve farmland in the South Valley is based on the numerous benefits agriculture provides. For example, farming provides for aquifer recharge for the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Agriculture also preserves the open space and rural character of the region, as well as provides recreation and trails along the acequia system. |
Date: | 2012-11-08 |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1928/21490 |
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Answer: Natural Curves is an all natural herbal supplement for breast enhancement distributed by the company Sunset Internet Marketing. The product claims that research studies concluded that 85% of the women using the product became firmer or increased in breast size. However, a detailed report on this data is not available on the website for review. Like other herbal breast enhancement supplements available on the market, Natural Curves is designed to stimulate the body to elevate estrogen levels consequentially leading to breast tissue growth.
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Homer Village Board Adopts $3.3 Million 2013 Budget, Reduces Spending From 2012
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Village of Homer taxpayers will see a slight increase in their village taxes this year; the tax rate is going up one cent.
Village trustees held a public hearing on the $3.3 million dollar budget last night, only one person spoke.
Joann Dukelow questioned why the budget did seem to include increased property tax revenue from the recently renovated Express Mart on Route 281. Mayor Genevieve Suits explained that properties updated assessment would not take effect this budget year and any additional sales tax generated from the expanded store would be lost to the county as part of the new sales tax sharing agreement.
The budget decreases spending over the current year by $400 thousand dollars, Suits says that's because the village will buy less equipment in 2013.
The budget also uses less unexpended fund balance, last year the village used nearly half a million dollars in fund balance, this year the budget calls for the use of $60 thousand dollars in fund balance.
Among the factors driving the increase in spending, a $40 thousand dollar increase in retirement contributions and a five percent increase in employee health insurance costs.
Suits says the goal when preparing the new budget was to maintain Village services and infrastructure without further burdening property owners, many of which are senior citizens on fixed incomes.
Following last night's public hearing trustees unanimously passed the budget, the new village tax rate will be $8.34 per thousand of assesed value, up from $8.33.
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Got the Scosche 2-DIN faceplate. Took the entire center console apart. The original color was silver. I wet-sanded all the parts down. I put some denatured alcohol in a spray bottle and used that to give the parts a final wipe-down.
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The radio is a JVC KW-ADV794. Truly awesome radio. Touch screen, bluetooth, DVD player, audio/video in and out. Pretty much every bell and whistle you could ever want.
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The next step is to upgrade all the factory speakers and re-run the speaker cable with 12-gauge copper. After that, a woofer box in the bed and crossovers. Actually, I don't need crossovers because the radio has them built-in. Maybe a high-pass filter between the front and the tweeters.


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Govt Flood Insurance Plan 'Will Not Work'
A leading insurance firm has slammed the Government's plans for flood insurance.
Hiscox said loopholes in the 'Flood Re' scheme, which is due to come into effect next summer, will see around 17% of households being excluded.
The global insurer added that many of the properties currently under water in Somerset and the Thames Valley would be caught in the loophole and lack flood protection.
Chief executive Bronek Masojada said: "This week's events show that the Government's proposed flood insurance scheme would leave many homeowners in a desperate situation.
"That cannot be right. What made sense in the heat of negotiation just won't work in the real world."
Although Hiscox believes the concept has a solid concept, implementation of the proposals would highlight shortfalls.
As a result, it has urged for an "urgent rethink".
Mr Masojada added: "It is unreasonable to exclude new homes, buy-to-let properties, and higher value properties from Flood Re protection.
"We absolutely support a sustainable, mutualised solution to the problem of insurance, but the Government must listen to growing concern from insurers and the public."
The Government announced the deal with the insurance industry to cap premiums for flood-threatened areas in June 2013.
Ministers said they were determined to come up with an affordable solution that did not put an unjustifiable burden on the taxpayer.
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Rochester is near the top of the list for job growth in the construction industry. It was released Thursday morning and shows Rochester is second only to Austin, Texas for jobs in both residential and non-residential construction.
The Career builder study looked at the top 52 largest metropolitan areas. Rochester is second in both categories for adding new construction jobs. The report puts Rochester ahead of cities like San Francisco, Orlando and Houston.
The report shows Rochester added more than 3,100 jobs in residential and more than 3,500 in non-residential construction over the past three years.
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Tens of thousands of Americans and citizens around the world have rightfully spoken out about the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a roughly 2,000 mile long development that would carve up six states and enrich the 1% even more.
Few personify the wealthiest 1% more than Charles and David Koch, who're among the largest financial beneficiaries of dirty tar sands oil. The Keystone XL pipeline would hurt America and make the Koch brothers richer. In other words, it would give the Koch brothers more billions of dollars to buy American democracy and bend it to their whims.
This doesn't have to be the case. The State Department and White House can veto the pipeline's permits because it crosses an international border with Canada.
The pressure's on. The State Department was rightfully exposed for shoddy oversight. Leaders in Congress continue fighting to further investigate the Koch brothers' involvement, and just recently, President Obama said he would personally approve or deny the Keystone XL pipeline.
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The Federal Railroad Administration's Office of Safety Analysis released new statistics this week showing across-the-board improvement in U.S. railroad safety.
The new figures show that in this year's first seven months, train accidents were down 30.9% from the corresponding period in 2008 to 1,041; collisions dropped 31.8% to 73; derailments were off 32.8% to 738; and yard accidents declined 34.3% to 541.
Track causes were blamed for 344 train accidents, down 33.7%; signal causes for 28, down 3.4%; and human factors for 349, down 34.2%.
Highway-rail grade crossing accidents and trespassing incidents caused most of the 404 fatalities in this year's January-July period, a total that was down 20.2% from last year. There were 139 crossing fatalities this year, down 13.1%, and 248 trespassing fatalities, down 6.6%.
The 718 large and small railroads included in the FRA survey reported 12 employee fatalities this year compared with 14 in the same period last year.
Wabtec Corp. announced Friday that has further diversified by acquiring Uifin International from Koch Chemical Technology Group LLC for $93 million. Unifin has annual sales of about $45 million from the manufacture of cooling systems and related equipment for the power generation and transmission industry.
"Unifin is a strategic complement to our Young Touchstone business unit, which is already well established in the industrial cooling systems market," said Albert J. Neupaver, Wabtec's president and chief executive officer. "The combination of our existing products and technology with Unifin's product line and aftermarket presence strengthens our worldwide position in the industrial cooling systems market, which we believe offers long-term stability and growth potential. In addition, this acquisition further diversifies Wabtec's business model into an adjacent market where we have proven technology and experience. We plan to continue to explore other niche opportunities worldwide to expand our cooling systems business."
Unifin has about 100 employees at three facilities, two in the U.S. and one in Canada, where it designs and manufactures a variety of cooling systems and related components, including oil coolers and pumps.
Canadian Pacific intermodal Test Train No. 110-30 passed through Alyth Yard, Calgary, Alberta, late Thursday as it continued its test run from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Toronto. It's the longest, heaviest intermodal train CP has ever operated, railroad spokesman Mark Seland confirmed to Railway Age.
The train, 12,000 feet long—2.3 miles—was too long to fit in one of Alyth's 'P' yard tracks, so it stayed on the main line. At Calgary, the consist totaled 119 intermodal loads on 165 platforms, and five locomotives, two on the head end and three single units spread through the consist as wireless Distributed Power Units:
CP 9709, CP 9539, 49 loads, CP 8511, 33 loads, CP 8710, 37 loads, CP 8789—119 loads, 0 empties, 11,412 tons, 12,002 feet, and 21,920 hp. The DPUs are placed approximately 4,000 feet apart, with the last DPU on the rear of the train.
"This the most number of remote locomotive positions in a radio distributed power train we have ever operated," Seland said. "It's the furthest distance we have run between a lead and tailend remote. It's also the heaviest eastbound train we have run out of Coquitlam to Calgary. The train has been running since Wednesday with no issues."
CP Test Train No. 110-30 was expected to arrive at Toronto's Vaughan Intermodal Terminal midafternoon Sunday, Oct. 4.
Photos of CP's intermodal test train north of Toronto by James A. Brown. Mr. Brown is the retired executive director of operations for GO Transit.
North Carolina's Department of Transportation Thursday announced it had been awarded eight Federal Railroad Administration grants of more than $9 million. The funds will be used for track and safety improvements.
"These grants make it possible for us to improve capacity, reliability, and safety as we continue to modernize our state's railroads," said Transportation Secretary Gene Conti. "We look forward to strengthening our partnerships with municipalities, freight, and short line railroads as more grant funding becomes available for continued development of rail infrastructure."
These eight grants will upgrade rail for heavier trains, reimburse recovery costs associated with Hurricane Hanna, advance locomotive emissions research, develop environmental documents and engineering for new grade separations, streamline freight operations to minimize congestion, and make safety improvements to private crossings on the federally designated Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor, one of 10 candidates for $8 billion in federal stimulus funds targeted for high speed rail development.
Union Pacific Chairman and CEO Jim Young, Iowa Department of Transportation Director Nancy Richardson, and Boone, Iowa, Mayor John Slight Thursday commemorated one of North America's tallest double-track railroad bridges, the new Kate Shelley Bridge spanning the Des Moines River. The bridge is more than 2,800 feet long and 190 feet high. UP says the new bridge improves operating efficiency, supports growth in Union Pacific's customers' businesses, and delivers increased freight capacity on the railroad's busy corridor linking Chicago to the West Coast. UP invested more than $50 million in the structure.
"The new Kate Shelley Bridge enhances our long-termability to improve operational efficiency and customer service," said Young (pictured at left). "Congratulations to all Union Pacific employees and contractors who worked on what is truly a modern-day engineering feat."
"It is only fitting that the new bridge is given the name of the structure it replaced, Kate Shelley, to honor a person who helped save so many lives when she was able to help warn an oncoming passenger train that a bridge had washed out during a stormy night 1881," Young added.
"Freight transportation is critical to the economic success of Iowa and the nation and moving freight by rail is a key component of the overall freight transportation network. I am very pleased to see the completion of the Union Pacific's new Kate Shelley Bridge that improves the operational reliability and capacity of the rail system to meet the freight needs that are so critical to the agricultural and industrial base of Iowa," said Iowa DOT Director Richardson.
The bridge's two tracks, 20 feet apart, are set on a ballastdeck that is supported by reinforced concrete towers and steel piles. Twotrains can operate on the bridge at the same time at the maximum speed of 70mph. The first train operated overthe bridge August 20.
OCCI, Inc., based in Fulton, Mo., was the contractor for theproject and Omaha-based HDR Engineering Inc., provided the engineering for thebridge construction.
The Association of American Railroads reported Thursday that U.S. rail carload traffic for the week ending Sept. 26 felt the impact of severe flooding halted freight shipments in Georgia and Tennessee for three days, and also affected western carriers that operate through Atlanta. Nationwide, traffic was down 17.1% from the same week last year to 271,659 carloads.
Intermodal traffic for the latest week totaled 205,627 trailers or containers on U.S. railroads, down 16.5% from last year. Container volume fell 11% and trailer volume dropped 37.2%.
All 19 carload commodity groups were down from last year with declines ranging from 6 %t for chemicals to 38.5% for metals and products.
For the first 38 weeks of 2009, U.S. railroads reported total volume of 10,104,171 carloads, down 18.2% from 2008; and 7,141,006 intermodal units, down 16.8 5.
Canadian railroads originated 69,342 carloads for the week, down 15.1% from last year, and 44,838 trailers or containers, down 13.8%. Year to date, Canadian roads reported cumulative volume of 2,304,419 carloads, down 22.6% from last year, and 1,545,090 trailers or containers, down 16.3%.
Mexican railroads reported originated 11,782 carloads, down 8.9% from last year, and 6,636 intermodal units, down 13.9%. Total volume for the first 38 weeks of 2009 was as 432,036 carloads, down 14 % from last year; and 195,933 trailers or containers, down 18.9%.
Combined North American rail volume for the first 38 weeks of 2009 on 13 reporting U.S., Canadian, and Mexican railroads totaled 12,840,626 carloads, down 18.9% from last year, and 8,882,029 intermodal units, down 16.8%.


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As 2009 comes to a close and we reflect on the hand the past has lent us- both the good and the bad. We sip our champagne and toast to the new year upon us, the new decade ahead.
We strive to start the New Year fresh with the hopes of starting a new career, trying to carve out more time in the day for ourselves, exercising more, eating better, kicking bad habits.. We all have our resolutions but why not try something different this year?
Sure, we get all gung ho- buy that piece of exercise equipment that after a month becomes an extra 'hanger', completely clean out the fridge and restock with healthy foods that end up getting crowded out by take out cartons quite simply because.. well, broccoli rabe just isn't 'your thing'. We are all guilty of it, sticking to resolutions is a tough thing to do but it is possible. All you need to do is plan it out.
Gyms and weight loss centers make out like bandits during this season but the sure way to save your pennies and your sanity is by realizing that you CAN achieve your goals. The key is to not go in over your head. Habits didn't happen over night, the damage can't be undone in an instant, it takes time to undo these habits and the most effective way is by setting goals.
For instance with weight loss and exercise goals. If your diet is not well rounded and doesn't include healthy foods, trying to adapt to the opposite side of the spectrum over night (a diet rich in whole foods, veggies and fruits) will not be the easiest to stick to and the chance of reverting back to the old way of eating is almost definite.
Start off by swapping out a refined product for it's whole grain counterpart, eat an additional fruit/vegetable serving and build from there. By 'crowding out' the less healthier counterparts and gradually introducing a healthier diet, your body will adapt as will your taste buds. Get creative with your dishes, look online for healthy reciopes or go to your local library and take out a few cook books. Believe me, as a former junk food junkie eating healthier is so much more pleasurable and FUN!
If you are someone who has not exercised a day in their life or one who does so inconsistently- start off slow and build up gradually in a manner that is tolerable, especially when strenuous exercise comes into play. In that case, it would be wise to consult with your physician and check to see if there may be any underlying issues to prevent injury from occurring. A good base line to start with (for a healthy adult) is: 150 minutes of moderate cardiovascular exercise per week along with atleast 2 or more days of muscle building exercises (weights etc) to help build and maintain muscle tone/mass which is essential as we get older.
For some, taking a 30-45 minute chunk of time out of the day may seem like alot however it can be broken up. For instance, starting the day off with a 15 minute walk/jog and doing the same during a lunch break or at night will provide you with the same benefits as doing it all in one shot.
Try to keep as active as possible. If you have a job where you are sedentary try taking a walk around the office from time to time, rather than email a coworker down the hall- walk to their office. Get off of the elevator and walk a few flights up to your office if this applies or get off the subway or bus a few stops before yours and walk the rest of the way. Every step you take adds up.
So as the year draws to a close the most important resolution should be to focus on your well being. In today's society, the economy taking it's toll on us all, try to remain positive and be thankful for the smaller things in life and for your health. We only have one body so treat it with respect and know that in the end all of the hard work will pay off.
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I saw this before I posted. My argument is that I don't care if its in your room or not. I'm Just interested overall.
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The democraps have been running around, grinning, patting each other on the back, and clapping their hands in glee ever since they regained the majority. They said what they had to say to gain the seats in congress and promptly reversed themselves the day following the elcetion. "Impeachment is off the table."
This topic is simply one of the many dispicable things the repugnant administration has to be exposed that provides the democraps the golden opportunity to litteraly wipe the GOP out for at least a whole generation. They have no intention of removing Bush or stopping the war. Instead, using the last two years of Bush's term to conduct "exposure hearings" to bombard the public with how bad a republican is.
Anything Bush wants to do that will piss the voters off, like more wiretapping, or starting more trouble with other countries, or continuing to get our soldiers killed we will authorize as long as we can make it look like he and the repugnats still left in congress are responsible. Make the voters understand they must elect more democraps.
By the time the next election rolls around there may not be a repugnant on some of the ballots. The democraps will rule for at least 20 years. They are some happy campers.
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South Knox Athletics announces changes to some soccer events
VERNE – The South Knox Athletics Department has announced some changes to their soccer schedule.
The scheduled girls soccer game for September 6th against Pike Central has been cancelled and will not be made up. The boys soccer game for September 20th against Vincennes Lincoln has been moved up from 3 PM to 11 AM.
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Bearcat Girl is ready. And very confident.
A fixture at Anderson County basketball games since her freshman year, now Bearcat Girl gets to retire her cape in Rupp Arena.
But, contrary to what most of the state is saying, she does not believe that she'll have to hang it up Thursday night when Anderson County takes on Elliott County in the first round of the Sweet 16. Bearcat Girl is as confident that her favorite team is going to shock the state and end the storied careers of Elliott County's seniors.
Not that C.J. Penny needs anything else to cement his place in Anderson County hoops lore, but the Bearcat senior can apparently become the all-time leading scorer in school history at the Sweet 16 this week.
Heading into the Sweet 16, Penny has 2,091 career points, which is the most on record at Anderson.
Carlton's letter missed the mark
To the editor:
Will Carlton missed the point I was trying to make in his letter last week titled 'Missed opportunity to teach a lesson.'
His letter makes me out to be this father who is ranting and raving over his child not making "whatever team they tried out for."
It was not my intention on making this personal. I was merely stating a problem, as well as speaking for others that I know share in my thinking.
Judge-Executive Steve Cornish on Monday said he would "probably do it again" when asked about his decision to order cinders placed on a private road during last month's ice storm.
By Tuesday, he had issued a statement through County Attorney Bobbi Jo Lewis' office, saying that while he still thought the decision was "morally correct," he would in the future consult the county attorney before taking similar action.
At 50, Barbie certainly doesn't look her age.
The 11.5-inch plastic doll doesn't look a day older than she did when she was first "born" in 1959.
But over the course of her half century, she sure has managed to stir up a lot of trouble. So much so that legislators in a state or two have tried to get the sale of the doll banned.
The two First Baptist Church keyboard players indicted last month on multiple felony charges for allegedly creating a fake commercial drivers license pleaded not guilty Friday morning during their arraignment in Franklin County Circuit Court, according to court documents.
Their motto from October 15, probably even long before that, had been "No Distractions."
But looking back at how things turned out, the litany of things that could have potentially derailed Anderson County's drive to the Sweet 16 is almost as long as the Bearcats' roster.
The Anderson County High School track and field team had a strong start to the 2009 season as the Bearcats broke eight school records in the Mason-Dixon games held at Broadbent Arena at the state fairgrounds in Louisville.
"We had a lot of top 10 finishes but unfortunately we didn't score a lot of points," said Coach Travis Gay.
It's not often that I respond to a column that appears in another publication, especially a local paper similar to The Anderson News.
After 24 years in the business, I know it can be difficult to put together a factual, yet interesting story. In sports writing, when you are often crossing county lines for game stories, it can be doubly tough.
C.J. Penny's dramatic 3-pointer at the buzzer to beat Shelby County on Tuesday night and propel the Bearcats into the Sweet 16 has set off a flurry of activities.
The following events have been planned in support of the Bearcats' trip to the Sweet 16. More events will be added as details become available.
Thursday, March 12
1 p.m., T-shirts commemorating the Bearcats' Eighth Region championship go on sale at Anderson County High School
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The Merry Go Round
Listen -The Merry Go Round – Live – MP3
Greetings all.
I hope all is well on your end.
Earlier this week I dug back into a couple of old boxes of neglected 45s, and in addition to a couple of nice soul 45s for Funky16Corners, I pulled out about a dozen selections for Iron Leg, all of which will appear in this space in the coming months.
There's something to be said for burrowing back into existing stock when you find yourself in otherwise lean record buying times.
Other than that, I find myself at the end of a busy week, looking forward to stockpiling some rest and relaxation credits over the weekend. I may or may not – depending on how I feel when I get up on Saturday morning – mow the lawn, or (and this will require a special level of concentration that I am not always privy to on the weekend) take my new chainsaw out for a test drive on the pile of tree limbs next to the driveway.
Before I dive into any of that mess, it behooves me to bring you a selection with which to finish out the week.
Way back in the olden days, when I was but a long-haired lad awash in the jangle and fuzz of a bygone era, I happened to hear a tune on the first Bangles* album that a quick glance at the credits indicated was in fact a cover. It wasn't long before I tracked down the original, by a group called the Merry Go Round. The name of the group's leader – Emitt Rhodes – was vaguely familiar and I soon tracked down the Rhino Records Merry Go Round comp and fell in love with their music (and later still with Rhodes' solo albums).
'Live' is a perfect amalgam of pop and Sunset Strip folk rock, with s sunny, proto-hippie message of liberation, all wrapped in bright, tight harmonies and jangly guitar. The song was a Top 100 it in 1967 (Top 10 in California) and the Merry Go Round had at least one more minor hit with 'You're a Very Lovely Woman'** later that year. Their sole LP (which I was lucky enough to find a copy of this summer) also features 'Time Will Show the Wiser', which was covered in the UK by none other than Fairport Convention.
If you haven't checked out the Merry Go Round (or Rhodes' solo stuff), there are plenty of CD reissues that cover both phases of his career, and they are all worth checking out.
I hope you dig the tune, and I'll be back on Monday
*Say what you want about 'Walk Like and Egyptian', but in their early days the Bangles were a fantastic 60s-style pop band. Their first EP on IRS, and their first full-length album (where they cover 'Live') are both worth looking for if you have a taste for the Paisley Underground era.
**I have a VERY interesting cover of that song coming up very soon.
PS Head over to Funky16Corners for some blue-eyed Northern Soul
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you're oh so right about the Bangles. I've bored you with this before but a local Red Shield store has a fantastic "oldies" satellite hook-up and they have played both "Live" and "7 & 7 Is" on separate occasions while I was perusing their junk.
Emitt's solo effort "Fresh As a Daisy" got lots of AM airplay in my area; great stuff.
I fell in love with the Bangles from the very first bars of "The Real World" on the EP.
I'm not sure I'm with you on the Bangles (maybe I was too close to them at the time), but I'm with you on the Merry Go Round. Ahh, time to put Listen, Listen on the turntable.
See you on the flip-side,
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A recent tragic accident claimed the life of a Mercer County teen while she was driving in Putnam County. She accidently drove her car off the roadway and entered a nearby pond.
Seventeen-year-old Brianna Coon, of Rockford, called 911 for help, but the sinking vehicle soon trapped the youth and took her life.
Chiefs of two Wapakoneta departments say developing a plan and rehearsing a possible emergency exit — even in a person's mind — can help a person stay calm and contribute to saving a motorist's life.
Hoping to save teens and their parents some money and find them beautiful dresses to wear to prom, one local Relay for Life team is again planning a Prom Dress Exchange.
"I think the last few years have been financially difficult on people either directly or indirectly, and they want to save and make money," said the event organizer Tiffany Fullenkamp. "This also gives them the opportunity to support a well known organization (the American Cancer Society) on a local level.
Two residents of Auglaize Acres — who have a passion for baking — were recently reunited after many years.
Two former school cooks, 103-year-old Myrtle Delong and 93-year-old Leola "Dolly" Meyers, worked together as cooks at Northridge Elementary School in the 1960s and 1970s and were recently reunited when Delong became a resident of the short-term stay unit at Auglaize Acres.
UNIOPOLIS — Uniopolis Village Council members plan to discuss financial concerns of the village next week which could result in placing a levy on the ballot or even dissolving the village at the crossroads of Ohio 65 and Ohio 67.
Councilors called a special meeting for 6 p.m. Monday to discuss solutions for their financial problems. They plan to discuss the possibility of putting a police levy on the ballot to help a budget that councilors feel the village cannot balance in light of state cuts to municipalities.
BOTKINS — Botkins Board of Education members voted to approve the final plan for a project agreement with the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission to build a new school. The board made the move at its regularly scheduled board meeting Wednesday.
"The project is still in the design phase and this doesn't really change that," Superintendent Connie Schneider said. "This just formalizes the agreement for both the school board and the OSFC. It allows funding to start flowing in for the project."
A mild winter has left the Auglaize County engineer in a unique predicament of what to do with extra salt.
To date this winter, the county has dispatched snowplow trucks 12 times and spread 923 tons of a stone and salt mixture. At this same time last season, county trucks had been sent out 41 different times and applied 4,132 tons of grit mix.
"We were in the middle of an icing event at this time last year where we experienced heavily packed snow and ice compounded with lower than average temperatures," Auglaize County Engineer Doug Reinhart said.
If an international corporation builds the wind farm north of Wapa-koneta, the towers and blades will stretch more than 40 stories into the sky — visible to people as far away as three miles, members of a new local group say — and they believe local people should have input regarding if the project should proceed or stop.
The group — Auglaize Neighbors United — recently formed to disseminate information to the public about the advantages and disadvantages of wind farms in the area, especially those planned north of Wapakoneta.
A hardworking man, who gave his all no matter what he did will be remembered for that, those who knew Larry Fledderjohann and worked alongside him for years say.
"I met Larry as a board member and he became a very good friend," Auglaize County Elections Board Chairman Fran Engle said of Fledderjohann who at age 68 died Monday evening at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima.
He had been battling several types of cancer, including spine and brain cancer, for the past nine months.
Discussions regarding the scaling back of an income tax credit to people living in Wapakoneta but working outside the corporation limits are to continue — in committee and before the entire council.
After Wapakoneta City Council members heard a Finance Committee report where the topic was introduced, councilors started to voice their thoughts on the issue in light of general fund expenditures outpacing revenues — and the path the city should take.
Residents and commercial business owners can finally take advantage of a tax advantage pursued by the city for the past three years.
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Painting with Wine
Join us at the Joliet Area Historical Museum for an evening of flavorful wine and fun as you create your own masterpiece with the help of a local professional artist. Special admission price of $40 for Museum Members and $45 for Non-Members includes all materials, as well as free access to the Museum exhibits & galleries. Register online to reserve your spot now.
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St. Charles Fine Art Show
The 18th Annual St. Charles Fine Art Show is an award winning, highly regarded show featuring the work of approximately 100 juried artists in various mediums. The show takes place on Memorial Day weekend.
CITY: St. Charles
Stone Mill Museum
A four-floor large museum located in a former stone mill, including items from the area and a room dedicated to Native America artifacts. A 24' long mural depicts the different eras of Indians and a buffalo hide nearby showing life of an Indian tribe. Open Sundays 1-4 pm from April to October. Tours by appointment.
CITY: Sandwich
Marie Louise Olmstead Memorial Museum
Tours by appointment Some describe this museum as a "hidden gem" because of their display of local, cultural, natural and prehistoric history for lower DeKalb and upper LaSalle Counties.
CITY: Somonauk
David L. Pierce Art & History Center
The Aurora Public Art Commission hosts rotating exhibits displaying a full spectrum of innovative arts. The History Center has a collection of photographs, books, maps and other memorabilia. The Museum Shop offers hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and textiles from local artists and Aurora-themed gifts.
CITY: Aurora
St. Charles Municipal Building
Designed by R. Harold Zook and D. Coder Taylor, 1940 Arte Modern building is constructed with black granite base, white Georgian marble, and 84 feet tower with stained glass windows, pierced grillwork, and diamond shaped translucent top.
CITY: St. Charles
Slovenian Women's Heritage Museum
This museum was established to preserve ethnic Slovenian heritage and honor the immigrants who settled the Joliet area.
CITY: Joliet
Hickory Knolls Discovery Center
A destination unlike any other features Fox Valley's natural treasures. Indoor turtle pond, wetland exhibit, live animal displays. Great for birthday parties or facility rentals.
CITY: St. Charles
Hollywood Blvd Cinema
The 1st full service, fully integrated restaurant, bar and movie theater to open in the greater Chicagoland area. Each auditorium features terraced seating with high-back executive leather chairs.
CITY: Woodridge
The Dilemma - Dodge Automotive HQ
A man wrestles with the dilemma of whether or not to tell his best friend that his wife is having an affair.
CITY: Naperville
Kendall County Historical Society's Heritage Hall & Chapel on the Green
Dating back to 1855, the chapel is Kendall County's oldest church building, adorned with stained glass windows and a restored 1899 pipe organ. The adjacent hall houses local artifacts, including photographs and clothing.
CITY: Yorkville
Illinois State Museum Lockport Gallery
Features rotating, theme-based exhibitions of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artists and artisans. Exhibits are given added dimension through educational activities and tours for all ages.
CITY: Lockport
The Carving Shop
The Carving Shop features the work of Joe Dillet, Master Craftsman, and specializes in custom hand carved heirlooms for the family, church and architectural carvings. We work from your designs, or ours, to create an awesome look that only hand carving can achieve. All wood is seasoned. All work is protected with a finish that will last many years. All work is guaranteed.
CITY: Somonauk
Lincoln Highway Interpretive Mural - Cortland
The Illinois Lincoln Highway Coalition has produced many Interpretive Murals along the Illinois Lincoln Highway National Scenic Byway and its corridor in northern Illinois. The Cortland mural depicts the history, heritage, and events of the highway and its impact on Cortland and the other communities along the Illinois route.
CITY: Cortland
Lewis University Phillip Lynch Theatre
Watch an array of plays in this intimate theater on the campus of Lewis University. The Phillip Lynch Theatre presents a diverse selection of productions from comedy, to tragedy, and everything in between.
CITY: Romeoville
DuPage County Historical Museum
Housed in an 1891 Richardsonian Romanesque building, the museum highlights 150 years of DuPage County history with participatory activities, changing exhibits and extensive model railroad display.
CITY: Wheaton
Little White Schoolhouse Museum
Constructed in 1854 as a church, this Greek Revival building also served as a schoolhouse for nearly 50 years. A later addition now serves as a museum of Oswego memorabilia.
CITY: Oswego
Farnsworth House
Master architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe created the ultimate minimalist masterpiece, the Farnsworth House, in pastoral Plano in 1951. The stellar structure of floor-to-ceiling glass seemingly "floats" above the rambling Fox River.
CITY: Plano
Sandwich Opera House
The Sandwich Opera House functions as a community oriented facility. It brings to its stage: theatre, lectures, recitals, weddings and a wide variety of outstanding performers, ranging from country to classical.
CITY: Sandwich
Grundy County Historical Society
Museum hours of operation are Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10 AM to 3 PM. Call in advance for guided tours (48 hour notice). The museum has extensive Mazon Fossils, a replica of an early 1890 store, a replica of a 1900 living room as well as a 'tool shed' showing many of the early tools used by pioneers and early farmers. There are many other exhibits as well.
CITY: Morris
Cinemark Imax Theatre
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Cinemark Imax experience is a 5-story tall, 7-story wide version of educational and recreational film subjects of both 2-D and 3-D.
CITY: Woodridge
M.J. Hogan Grain Elevator and Visitor Center
The earliest remaining elevator along the canal that was fully operational during the canal's heyday. Built in 1862, the grain elevator allowed farmers to unload their grain locally instead of hauling it to the Chicago market by wagon.
CITY: Seneca
Gallery 28 Fine & Functional Art
Tucked away in the quaint historic district of downtown Geneva, in an historic Victorian home is where you'll discover Gallery 28, an art gallery for both fine and functional art. Featuring a fresh mix of breath-taking paintings, exquisite jewelry, sculpture, photography, pottery and unique works in wood and metal along with music by premier musicians. The variety of art will interest serious fine art collectors as well as fine craft enthusiasts.
CITY: Geneva
Isle A La Cache Museum
Isle A La Cache Museum is devoted to the history of the 18th century fur trade between voyagers and Native Americans.
CITY: Romeoville


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