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In 2006, more than 11.5 million Mexican immigrants resided in the United States, accounting for 30.7 percent of all US immigrants. MPI's Jeanne Batalova examines the number of Mexican immigrants in the United States, their socioeconomic characteristics, where they live, and the size of the Mexican-born unauthorized population.
MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on the H-1B visa window, Real ID regulations, Arizona's proposed guest worker program, and more.
MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on the virtual border fence in Arizona, House immigration talks, increased fines for employers of unauthorized immigrants, and more.
There were nearly 34 million temporary admissions to the United States in 2006, twice the number in 1990. MPI's Jeanne Batalova outlines the definition of nonimmigrants and takes a detailed look at admissions data and data limitations.
MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on the USCIS naturalization application backlog, final Real ID regulations, proposed H-2A visa changes, and more.
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This study provides an overview of the size and growth of the Dominican population in the United States and discusses some of the unique characteristics of this community. The report also highlights the geographic distribution of Dominicans within the United States.
The regularization, or legalization, of unauthorized immigrants has become a central, if controversial, policy tool in many developed countries' struggle to manage irregular immigration. Because of the sheer size of irregular immigration in the advanced industrial world, regularization programs have become a significant source of legal workers and, in many instances, of prospective citizens.
This report analyzes the impact of established diaspora on the reduction of poverty in their countries of origin. It examines their contributions beyond individual remittances, in the dimensions of foreign direct investment, market development, technology transfer, philanthropy, tourism, political contributions, and the more intangible flows of knowledge, new attitudes, and cultural influence.
This report examines health insurance coverage among the United States' foreign-born population. Findings highlight differences in coverage rates between native citizens, naturalized foreign-born citizens, and non-citizens.
Immigrants often work in traditionally unionized sectors of the economy, such as manufacturing and construction, or in occupations, such as services, that are becoming increasingly organized—yet little is known about their patterns of union representation. This report offers insight into the union affiliation, including membership and non-member coverage, of employed immigrant workers age 16 and over.
This report analyzes the housing status of immigrants in the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the United States with respect to homeownership. In addition, it examines the factors that appear to influence homeownership among immigrants, and the programs and initiatives that can encourage homeownership among these groups.
La década de los noventa fue extraordinaria en términos de cantidad y diversidad cultural de trabajadores migratorios que vinieron a vivir a los Estados Unidos. Recién estamos comenzando a comprender las implicaciones a largo plazo de las decisiones y medidas tomadas por los trabajadores migratorios y por las instituciones americanas durante este período de fuerte crecimiento económico.
This report examines the transfer of immigration functions from the former Immigration and Naturalization Service to the newly established Department of Homeland Security and offers an analysis of the Department's progress in its first year of existence toward accomplishing the two purposes for which it was created: (1) to ensure that immigration regulation and control enhances national security; and (2) to improve the performance of both the service and enforcement sides of the immigration system by allocating their respective functions to separate units within DHS.

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Each year at their annual Christmas Brunch, the Farmington Woman's Club, in lieu of a gift exchange, takes up a collection among their members for a local organization. As the FWC supports the arts, they chose the Farmington Arts Boosters, a volunteer group striving to support music and theatre in the Farmington school system. Pictured are: FWC Vice President Sylvia Whittum, left, presenting a check to FAB representative Kathy King.


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On the conclusion of their joint AIDS mission to Tanzania to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges AIDS poses for children and young people and the country's AIDS response to date, UNAIDS/UNICEF Special Representative for Children and AIDS Her Royal Highness Princess Mathilde of Belgium, the Executive Director of UNICEF, Ms Ann Veneman and the Executive Director of UNAIDS, Dr Peter Piot, today encouraged greater action to support children and young people in Tanzania in the AIDS response. During the three-day visit to Tanzania, the high-level delegation met with the Tanzanian President and First Lady, government officials, the donor community, children orphaned by AIDS, and people living with HIV. They visited community-based programmes that provide care and support to children and young people living with HIV, as well as prevention services, including HIV testing and counselling. The visit aimed to assess the situation of children and AIDS in the country as part of the UN-wide campaign on children and AIDS: "Unite for Children – Unite Against AIDS". HRH Princess Mathilde was appointed as UNAIDS/UNICEF Special Representative for Children and AIDS in 2005 and this is her first country visit in this capacity. Feature story: UNAIDS and partners launch 'living positively' book in Tanzania (http://www.unaids.org/en/Resources/PressCentre/Featurestories/2006/February/20060217tanzania/) Photograph: UNAIDS/Emmanuel Kwitema
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If there is an adequate iTunes-like music player available on Android, DoubleTwist is it. It is an incredibly simple app that lets you keep your personal collection organized, sync to your desktop, play live radio, and even subscribe to podcasts. It can also function as a video player, though it is unquestionably best for listening to tunes.
DoubleTwist opens up to a dashboard of icons for all of your primary music functions. It doesn't have the prettiest interface in the world, but it also doesn't have a particularly unattractive one. More importantly, though, the interface's functions are clear, and navigation is intuitive. Its color scheme is dark, but clean lines and sharply designed buttons set it apart from eyesores like Winamp . What's more, DoubleTwist comes with home-screen widgets and controls for your Android lock screen when the app is active.
With a single tap from the dashboard, you can browse your music collection by artist, album, genre, or song title, or you can access your playlists. No matter how you decide to sift through your collection, you can play any song with a single tap. Conveniently, each song also has a "+" button next to it, in case you simply want to add it to your queue. From the dashboard, you can swipe right for app settings or swipe left to see a list of your locally stored videos. Because everything is so neatly organized, it is easy to zip around the app.
The Now Playing screen (which is always accessible from other parts of the app via slide-up bar at the bottom of the screen) offers a nifty Cover Flow-like view that showcases album art and gives you a peek at previous and next songs. You can also switch to a simpler list view if you prefer. Basic playback controls are at the bottom of the Now Playing screen along with a share button, which lets you post what you're listening to on Twitter or Facebook. Premium users can hit the graphic equalizer button to make granular adjustments to their sound quality.


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Sloan's sink system line offers a variety of configurations and styles at our Westside Wholesale web-site catalogue. From the very practical to the high design environment, with options for faucet and soap system, with bundles and compliments that have been addressed to any home restroom or healthcare application.
The aesthetic value of the Sloan sinks is also an important point. With their several-holes for widespread faucet systems you don't need to buy a sink that does not conform to the general style of décor in your house. If your bathroom is more of the classic, traditional style or even scandalous modern you need to get a sink that portrays this idea. With Sloan sinks, you will get an array of designs and a certification of quality. That will be a perfect fit for any bath you want to install in.
The Sloan SS-3001 model goes as a result of manufacturer's tireless devotion to producing sophisticated and functional products. It is rounded-shape for not-spacious areas but offers very attractive sizes 19.5" x 16.5". It is recognized for exquisite style, dependability and undisputed value. More of that it is ADA compliant when mounted with lavatory 34" from finished floor.
The Sloan SS-3003 is three-holes (4"(102 mm) centers) white vitreous china model for simple to use widespread faucet. It is wall-mounted with a Hanging hardware and Backsplash. Also is ADA compliant when mounted with deck at 34"from.
If you still interested in oval shapes there is Sloan SS-3002 series. This white vitreous china lavatory sink is a drop-in that is appropriate for hand-washing. This is also pre-drilled to accommodate any of Sloan's 4-inch centerset electronic faucets. Meet easy installation process with all mounting hardware included. Also is ADA compliant when mounted with lavatory mounted at 34" from finished floor.
WestsideWholesale provides high quality Sloan standards with original Patent pending made in the USA units. No sharp edges, lost color or scratches will never be dangerous for this faucets with right using maintenance. To learn more about this amazing products please take a look at the catalogue to Sloan faucets for best prices.
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Nowadays it is a bit difficult to imagine a contemporary bathroom without a fashionable, smartly designed bathroom sink. The main function of any sink is to provide its owner with a convenient area for washing up, brushing teeth, shaving and other daily water procedures. Nowadays, a bathroom sink can not only serve as a functional bathroom fixture, but also become its focal point. The variety of styles, designs, models and manufacturers only contribute to this additional aesthetic bathroom sink feature.
Obviously, the design and its beauty is extremely important, but before you make a decision on your final purchase it is recommended to check several technical issues.
Any bathroom sink can be evaluated by three main characteristics:
- Installation Types. Wall Mounted Sinks are installed directly on the wall and are mainly suitable for the small sized bathrooms. There is also a usable space provided below the sink, which is of great importance in the restricted space. Pedestal Bathroom Sinks are also suitable for small bathrooms because they do not require vanities. This type of sinks can be also mounted to the wall, but at the same time it rests on a pedestal located right below the sink. Top Mounted or Countertop Sinks are placed inside a vanity top cutout. Such sinks secure themselves with a rim and can be also used with a tiled countertop. They are also called self-rimming or drop-in sinks. Undercounter Bathroom Sinks are placed below the vanity top or counter, providing an uninterrupted solid surface between the sink and the vanity top. Console Sinks refer to the wall mounted sinks, but are also supported by two legs installed at the front of the console sink. Vessel Bathroom Sinks are designed as a free-standing bowl that simply rests on the vanity top surface. Some sinks can be partially reassessed into the countertop. This type of sinks is the mast variable one with hundreds of styles and art designs.
- Configuration Types. The bathroom sink configuration depends on the type of faucets that a householder is using. Depending on the faucet design, a bathroom sink may have either one or three holes on its back panel.
- Material. Vitreous China, Fireclay or Porcelain – this is the most common kind of material used for bathroom sinks production. Such sinks have easily cleaned surface and can be cracked even after a slight knocking. Glass material is widely used for vessel sinks. They can be performed in numerous colors, designs and styles. The tempered glass is preferable for bathroom sinks production. It is more resistant to shattering or cracking.
Among other widely used materials cast iron, metal, stone, concrete, solid surfaces, wood, and even bamboo are used for bathroom sinks. No matter what material or mounting style is used, all bathroom sinks can offer benefits like ease of cleaning, heat and crack resistance, spots protection, reinforced solid surfaces, and environmentally friendly performance.


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In team with the Traverse Top and Bottom, the Traverse Balaclava offers maximum concealment and cold weather protection for your head.
Made of the same material as the Traverse Top and Bottom, the Traverse Balaclava offers maximum facial concealment and cold weather protection.
My collection of Sitka Gear has grown substantially over the last 2 years, and I have mostly positive reviews for every item. I'm admittedly a Sitka junky. But I can't say the same about the Sitka balaclava. The traverse fabric, as always, is extremely comfortable, warm, durable and breathable. I love everything in the traverse line. But it doesn't seem like the product developers put much thought into the design of this thing. Most other companies I've seen have a split seam on the sides of the opening, allowing it to close down as tight as you want or open wide enough to turn into a neck gaiter. The opening on this balaclava is just a simple hole. It doesn't stretch wide enough to fit over your head, and when you try to close it down just wide enough to see through, the sides flare out off of the sides of your face, creating openings for air to come in and slack for the bottom of the opening to work its way back down. Besides, let's face it, many of us buy Sitka for looks as much as we do for functionality and comfort, and this thing doesn't look good at all when you have big bubbles of fabric flaring off of the sides of your face. So's overall, the fabric is top-notch, but the design is horrible.
Another great product from Sitka. It adds another level of concealment, but it made a huge difference keeping me warm during a few windy winter days in my tree stand. I've never used a balaclava before, and I've been missing out. I layered this under my Incinerator hat and it was super comfortable. I didn't even have to make a size adjustment on the Incinerator.
Super comfortable balaclava. The traverse material is so soft and comfortable against my skin.
A. Sitka Gear does sell direct to individuals online within Canada and the USA.
A. Sitka Gear products are available from specialty retailers across North America. Please see our Dealer Locator for a list of stocking dealers near you. Most retailers will special order Sitka products not in stock. We are also glad to assist you in locating a specific product; call our gear experts at 877-SITKA-GR.
As well, you can purchase online directly through our website.
A. Yes, we have gear experts available from the hours of 8:00am MST to 5:00pm MST that are able to answer any of your technical questions as well as process and place orders. During hunting season and other times of the year in which we experience high call volumes please do not be discouraged to leave us a voice message. We will return your call ASAP.
A. Our products are built to be used together as a complete system and are designed for very specific end-uses. For general guidelines on how to build an appropriate system for a specific hunt please check out our System Builder. As well, our gear experts are all avid hunters and are here to assist you in building your system. Don't hesitate to call them with specific questions at 877-SITKA-GR.
A. We stand behind every product we make. If you are unhappy with any of our products at the time your receive them, feel free to send them back. Damage due to wear and tear will be repaired at a reasonable cost. For more details, visit our Repairs and Warranties page.
A. General sizing info for Sitka Gear products is included on our Sizing Chart page. For questions on specific sizing details, contact our gear experts at 877-SITKA-GR or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
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A. Yes you can. If it is within 60 days of the original purchase date and you would like to return your product for an exchange or refund, please use the return form included with your shipment and call our gear experts at 877-SITKA-GR for a Return Authorization number. Note, that products must be unused with hangtags still affixed and must have been purchased direct from Sitka Gear. If your item was purchased from one of our Authorized Dealers, please contact them in regards to their individual return policy.
A. Please visit our dealer locator to find a stocking online dealer or call our gear experts for assistance at 877-SITKA-GR.
A. Unfortunately, we do not accept back orders at this time. If there's a specific product you would like to find and it's not available on our site, please call or email our gear experts at 877-SITKA-GR or email@example.com. We would be glad to help you locate the product from an authorized retailer.
We update our website regularly as products become available throughout the season, so please do check back on SitkaGear.com to stay updated.
A. All of our orders are shipped via FedEx. Standard Ground, 2-Day or Overnight deliveries are available. Additional charges do apply for express shipments, oversized items and/or duties & customs into Canada.
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A. We make every effort possible to get your order processed and shipped in a timely fashion. Most orders are shipped within 2 business days of order placement. If an item on your order is backordered or out of stock, you will be contacted by a Sitka Gear customer service associate to discuss alternative options.
A. Creating an account with us helps speed up the ordering process for you and allows you to keep track of your order history, as well as manage your profile information online.
A. Sometimes credit/debit card statements contain two transactions, but this is only a temporary scenario. When a purchase is made, an authorization is placed on your card to temporarily hold the funds on your account. This is not an actual charge on your card. Once the order has been shipped, this authorization becomes an approval and charges your account at that time. The authorization will drop off your account within 2-3 business days (depending on the financial institution).
A. We may be able to cancel your order but can only do this by telephone. Please call us at 877-SITKA-GR as soon as possible after you have placed your order. Otherwise it may be too late, as we try to process and get orders out the door as quickly as possible.
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A. Please visit our Product Care Information page for detailed care instructions for all your Sitka Gear products.
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They're everywhere we turn. "Twilight" and its sequels certainly brought out the readers in response to them, but they were around long before that.
We're talking vampires. Bloodsucking creatures of the night who feed on the lifeblood of others, creatures destined never to die but forever to prey upon innocent victims.
The granddaddy of them all is, of course, Bram Stoker's 1897 classic novel "Dracula", the tale of a wealthy Transylvanian nobleman leading a double life and of a small group of people who vow to rid the world of the evil vampire.
This fall not one, but two sequels are seeing the light of day. Freda Warrington's "Dracula the Undead" is a direct sequel to "Dracula" set seven years after the end of Stoker's tale. Jonathan and Mina Harker can't shake their troubling memories so, along with Van Helsing, they return to Transylvania to face the resurrected demon.
Bram's descendant, Dacre Stoker, and Dracula historian Ian Holt have penned the authorized sequel, also titled "Dracula: The Un-Dead", which takes place twenty-five years after the original novel. The scarred heroes are drowning their memories with drink and drugs when, one by one, they are attacked. At the same time, Quincy, son of Mina and Jonathan, begins to uncover old family secrets. This story connects Count Dracula to the historical figure Vlad Drakul (Vlad the Impaler) and characterizes him as a warrior devoted to God's work. Thriller readers who enjoyed Elizabeth Kostova's "The Historian" or "The Dante Club" by Matthew Pearl will enjoy this.
Two brand new anthologies will appeal to vampire fans. "Vampire Archives: The Most Complete Volume of Vampire Tales Ever Published" is, at 1,056 pages, what reviewers call a bug crusher of a book, containing every important vampire story from Goethe, Keats, Poe, LeFanu, Braddon, Ambrose Bierce, M. R. James, and other literary greats. This promises, as one reviewer put it, "a bloody good time for all."
"By Blood We Live" collects more recent vampire stories, all written after "Salem's Lot". Such familiar writers as Anne Rice, L. A. Banks, Brian Lumley, Tanith Lee, David Wellington, Neil Gaiman, Jane Yolen, Tad Williams, Harry Turtledove, Erik Van Lustbader are sure to thrill.
These are not the only writers of vampire tales. An entire sub-sub genre of horror exists, frequently dubbed "romance with a bite". This is the category that Mylinda Poteet enjoys. A big romance fan of Johanna Lindsay, she had gotten bored with the predictable formula and picked up a paranormal tale, "In the Dark", in the grocery store ten years ago and was forever hooked. Her favorite writer today remains Christine Feehan, whose long running "Dark" series has been re-released. For Mylinda, the appeal of Feehan's books is that the hero is a candy vampire--handsome, wealthy, immortal—all you want a hero to be, not evil or dark or gruesome. Other writers she enjoys are Lynsay Sands and Katie MacAlister, who write steamy and comic stories.
Vampire horror has also crossed over with mystery. Charlaine Harris writes the popular Sookie Stackhouse series, on which the television series True Blood is based. Laurell K. Hamilton writes another popular series starring Anita Blake, vampire hunter.
The Twilight phenomenon has brought to light a host of vampire tales for young adults from such writers as Amelia Atwater Rhodes, Annette Curtis Klause, P.C. and Kristin Cast, Richelle Mead, Ellen Schreiber, L. J. Smith, and Scott Westerfeld.
Teens would enjoy "Jessica's Guide to Dating on the Dark Side" by Beth Fantaskey. Seventeen-year-old Jessica, adopted and raised in Pennsylvania, learns that she is descended from a royal line of Romanian vampires and that she is betrothed to a vampire prince, who poses as a foreign exchange student while courting her. An Edward-Bella relationship?
And there are even vampire tales for kids. Deborah Howe's "Bunnicula" introduces an adorable rabbit who sucks the juices of vegetables. And Justin Somper has crossed two hot concepts with his Vampirates stories.
We could go on and on with ideas for good vampire reads. One good online site to consult is The Vampire Library at www.vampirelibrary.com. Another good site is your library at www.tcplweb.org. And, as always, feel free to call us at 988-2541. Happy horror reading!


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Study: Aspirin Use May Cut Melanoma Risk
A new study from Stanford University suggests aspirin users might cut their cancer risk. Researchers found among 60,000 women with skin cancer, aspirin users cut their risk as much as 30%. It's thought because aspirin is anti-inflammatory, that could be providing protection. On the other hand, scientists say more research is required.


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Our Simple Collection is the opposite of rocket science, taxes and teenagers. It's simple. But that's not to say it's boring. And if you're looking for solidly built kids' furniture that will last for years, our Simple Desk and Hutch are no-brainers.
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Two novice paddlers tackle the Manigotagan
My friend, Ruth Bonneville, and I share a common trait -- we rarely choose the easy path. Some call it a character flaw, but I prefer Ray Myers's description, "a bit ambitious." The soft-spoken, engaging owner of Heartland Archery, a Winnipeg hunting and canoe-rental outfitter, probably thought we were in over our heads when we sauntered into his shop one Saturday afternoon in early July to pick up the canoe we planned to take down 70 kilometres of the Manigotagan River. We were.
Don't let this river's nickname as "the mighty Bloodvein's little sister" fool you. It is no sissy. But like all good sisters, it can deliver blunt but necessary advice when needed, impart powerful wisdom with grace and love, and be a faithful wingman on one of life's great journeys.
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Ruth and I had both done our share of canoeing in the past but not in whitewater. We wanted to learn, we wanted to be alone in nature for several days and we wanted to be challenged. The Manigotagan, located in Nopiming Provincial Park, delivered.
We rented a canoe from Heartland. The staff was excellent and the gear solid and reliable. Myers is the guy you want to see at Heartland. He's an expert paddler, knows the local rivers and has the necessary patience and experience to size up novice paddlers and impart the exact nuggets of wisdom they'll need to bring themselves, and his gear, back in one piece.
The canoe we initially rented was far too heavy. We wanted a sturdy boat but we could never have managed the 28 portages that lay ahead. Myers put us in a lighter canoe and then taught us some basic portage and lifting moves in the parking lot. Compared with the first canoe we tried to manoeuvre over our heads, it felt great. ('This is like a heavy purse,' I said, feeling cocky -- a comment Ruth enjoyed flipping back as I cursed through our sixth portage a few days later.)
The next morning, gear packed and amped with excitement, we set out for Pine Falls, the last place to gas up and buy last-minute food supplies (we got wine, bacon and licorice) before Manigotagan. About two hours after leaving the city, we pulled into Charles and Marilyn Simard's yard. Charles is a 'river steward' and the Simards have a nice little business hopping in with people to go upriver to start their trip (we started at Quesnel Lake; Long Lake is 96 kilometres from Manigotagan and will add another two days to your trip). After the canoe party unloads, Marilyn or Charles will drive your vehicle back to Manigotagan where it will remain safely parked in the Simard's yard, a short distance from the river where your journey will end.
On this day, Marilyn rode in the back and the three of us chatted about the river, her family and life in general. If she had her doubts about our ability to manage this river, she was too polite to voice them. When we arrived at Quesnel Lake and put our canoe in the water, I stared out in the distance in awe. "Wow, we're heading out there?" No, she said softly, pointing in the opposite direction. "You need to go that way." Great.
We set out, a bit nervous but telling ourselves it was just excitement. Two women of the wild, running a river! In fact, our first portage would have made a good YouTube video on how not to portage. All good adventures have one good screw-up, and I made mine before we even hit the Perimeter Highway. When we were organizing our gear in Winnipeg, I left my sturdy water sandals on the roof of Ruth's van. When we unpacked at Quesnel Lake, I had my heavy leather hiking boots and what I'd slipped on leaving the house, a pair of blingy platform Skechers flip-flops. Not wanting to risk soaking my boots on the first day, I attempted the first portage in these. Add to that, our gear was not very well organized. (We had too many small bags, which we eventually compiled into two larger packs). Hiking up the steep hill on our first portage, with my silly footwear and 19 little bags hanging off me, all that was missing was a Starbucks coffee balanced in my free hand.
We got better -- we had to. There were 27 rapids ahead of us, and while we planned to try running the easier ones, we knew we'd spend a lot of time lugging gear. But each day, our portages were smoother and more efficient. We got into a routine.
A river is a path, and like any of life's paths it is easier when you stop resisting what may not be comfortable and get into the flow of your surroundings. Maybe it's a girl thing, but the approach Ruth and I took was more "the gracious guest" than, "Let's conquer this river, show it who's boss!" For us, this was a spiritual journey, too. We knew we'd have to let go, roll with whatever came up, stay aware and stay grounded if we were going to stay safe. This approach translated into little rituals -- we'd say a blessing before tackling each rapid and at the beginning and end of each day. Did it make a difference? I think that's the wrong question. It made us feel better. It acknowledged the reverence we felt being so far in the woods, vulnerable yet cradled.
During the next five days, we shot seven rapids, did 21 portages, saw five moose, six bald eagles and countless beavers. (Ruth called it our Canadian safari -- the perfect way to celebrate Canada Day.) We did not see another soul. Our greatest challenges were portage fatigue, which hit hardest on the last two days, and the bugs, which didn't bother us on the water but some of the campsites were quite boggy and therefore buggy. The mosquitoes could get bad after dusk, so we made sure to be zipped up in the tent by 9:45 pm., the 'witching hour.' During the day, we encountered black flies and horse flies that seemed unfazed by bug spray, but we noticed them less each day.
Ruth was very diligent on the bear front. She had a bear bell, whistles for both of us and bear spray. When we were in the bush, she'd frequently check in to make sure we were armed -- she had the spray strapped to her belt and I had my compact, rather dull hunting knife, which I finally convinced her should be a last resort. "Um, Ruth, I don't think we want to get into a knife fight with a bear."
The rapids we encountered on our first few days were more like waterfalls, so we honed our portage skills. By the time we approached Kettle Rapids (which we later unofficially renamed Ass Over Tea Kettle Rapids), we were eager to give it a shot. The experiment was a success -- in that we survived and the canoe was intact -- but it was not pretty. These rapids were beyond our pay grade, but the problem with a true novice is they don't know when to be afraid. We hiked our gear to the end point, donned our life-jackets and helmets (mine an equestrian helmet, Ruth's was for biking), said a prayer and pushed off.
The rapid began with a daunting ledge; if we made it over that we'd have to navigate around a few boulders before being swished out the end. We did not. Water swirled ferociously at the bottom of the ledge and immediately jack-knifed our canoe. I spilled out first, yelled to Ruth I was OK and we both bounced down the rapid, canoe off in one direction, paddles in the other.
We were fine. I got the canoe, Ruth swam for the paddles and we met at our bags, where we hugged, jumped up and down and screamed like giddy schoolgirls. (Coming down off that adrenaline high was not nearly as fun.) We felt an odd relief, knowing we dumped and were fine. The worst had happened. We played it safe with the next two rapids, but the following day successfully shot four.
Between the rapids, the river was calm and we lucked out with blue skies and warm weather throughout the trip. The river is stunning, surrounded by changing landscape that alternated between boreal forest and Canadian shield. Soon we came to learn that when we saw several granite rock formations, a rapid was just around the corner. They were well marked on the map, but even without you couldn't miss the low rumble of moving water, which meant it was time to start watching for the portage take-out sign, a yellow cross nailed to a tree marking the path, which would range from 50 to about 450 metres.
One day, after eight hours in the canoe, we started to wonder about a mysterious cabin Charles and Marilyn told us about. The amiable, soft-spoken Charles built this hunting cabin to use during the winter. His cabin is rustic and welcoming, with a note inviting guests to use what they need and leave things as they found them. We perched on the granite rocks and watched the sun set, sipping from a wineskin and munching on crackers and warm cheddar cheese, laughing over the day's events.
By the end of our six-day journey, we were already planning our next canoe trip. The experience was harder than we expected (no leisurely hours spent reading and journalling) but we both dug deep and found the energy not just to keep going, but to stay focused on safety, encouraging each other every step of the way, finishing with a huge sense of accomplishment.
Lakes are fun and laid-back, a great place to relax or holiday. But rivers bear an unmistakable parallel to life. They are constantly changing, often in quiet, subtle ways you may not notice. They can be fierce one minute, gentle and forgiving the next. At times, your instinct will tell you to avoid the choppy waters just ahead -- instead, take a wide berth and carry on. Other times, you will know the only way is straight through the middle. You may get banged up a little, but you'll come out the other end stronger and better for embracing the challenge.
Rivers inspire awe and gratitude, and they make us want to carry on to see what's around the next bend. Ultimately, as the famous American author Norman Maclean put it, "Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it."
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INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: 2013 – Competed in 11 FIVB events, nine with Lauren Fendrick... Took fifth with Fendrick in Stare Jablonki, Poland, Long Beach, Calif. and Sao Paulo, Brazil... Won the silver medal with Summer Ross at the NORCECA Beach Circuit event in the Dominican Republic. The pair lost to the U.S. team of Jennifer Fopma and Brooke Sweat in the final.... Took bronze with Emily Day at the NORCECA Tour event in Guatemala. 2012 – Hochevar and Angie Akers competed in 10 FIVB World Tour events with their best finish 17th in Stare Jablonki, Poland, their final international tournament of the year... As a team they won $8,050 and were ranked 40th on the FIVB World Tour… Hochevar played the FIVB World Tour event in Thailand with Emily Day. The team finished 13th and won $2,125. 2011 – Hochevar competed in 12 FIVB World Tour events with four different partners. Hochevar and Jennifer Fopma competed in three events together, with the best finish 17th in Shanghai, China… Hochevar and Kerri Walsh placed seventh in Myslowice, Poland… Hochevar and Lisa Rutledge competed in seven events together, with the best finish ninth in Quebec, Canada… The pair also finished ninth at the Olympic test event in London… In the final event of the season, Hochevar and Nicole Branagh finished ninth in The Hague, Netherlands… Hochevar and Fopma placed sixth at a NORCECA Circuit event in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. 2010 – Hochevar competed in the country qualifiers of FIVB events in Sanya, China and Phuket, Thailand but did not qualify. 2009 – Hochevar and Jenny Kropp competed in the qualifying bracket of the FIVB event in Phuket, Thailand, but did not qualify.
DOMESTIC HIGHLIGHTS: 2013 – Competed in seven AVP events with Hochevar... Took second in Salt Lake City and Huntington Beach... Finished third in Manhattan Beach, Atlantic City, St. Petersburg and Santa Barbara. 2012 – Hochevar and Angie Akers placed third at the Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Series event in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and fifth in Huntington Beach, Calif. Hochevar and Nicole Branagh finished third at the Pro Beach Series event in Manhattan Beach, Calif. … Hochevar and Akers finished seventh at the AVP event in Cincinnati and 10th in Santa Barbara. Hochevar's teams won $11,000 and Hochevar finished the season ranked 19th on the USA Volleyball Beach Player Rankings. 2011 – Hochevar and Lisa Rutledge finished first at the Wide Open event in Siesta Key, Fla., and third in Cincinnati… Hochevar and Nicole Branagh placed third at the Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Series event in Miami. 2010 – Hochevar and Dianne DeNecochea competed in seven AVP tournaments before the tour ceased operations on Aug. 13. Their best finish was second in Santa Barbara. They finished fifth in Huntington Beach, Calif… The team won $21,200 and Hochevar was ranked 11th. 2009 – Hochevar and Jennifer Fopma competed in 15 AVP events with their best finish second in Brooklyn. It was their only podium finish of the season. They finished fifth in Atlanta and San Francisco… The team won $42,695. Hochevar was ranked 15th. 2008 – Hochevar competed in 13 AVP events with Keao Burdine and Jennifer Fopma. Her best finish was seventh in Long Beach with Fopma… Hochevar's teams won $14,912.50 and Hochevar was ranked 35th. 2007 – Hochevar competed in 16 AVP events with Lauren Fendrick, Keao Burdine and Holly McPeak. Her best finish was fifth in Mason, Ohio with Burdine. She also placed seventh in Glendale, Ariz., with Fendrick. Her teams earned $17,100 and Hochevar was ranked 27th. 2004-06 – Hochevar competed in her first AVP event in 2004 with Sarah Drury. The pair did not get out of qualification. In 2005, Hochevar won her first prize purse with a 17th place finish in Huntington Beach, Calif., with Kimberly Coleman. That year she also finished seventh in Chicago with Paula Roca. In 2006, she competed in five events and finished 13th four times.
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS: As a freshman, Hochevar replaced Misty May-Treanor at setter for Long Beach States… Hochevar was a three-time all-Big West honoree, and a second-team All-American her senior season… Left Long Beach ranked in the top 10 in career aces, assists, digs and block assists… Selected to the 2002 Verizon Academic All-District team, and graduated with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and Marketing.
OTHER VOLLEYBALL HIGHLIGHTS: Was an alternate on the 2004 U.S. Women's Indoor National Team… Won a bronze medal with the U.S. Women's National Team at the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic… Won a silver medal with the U.S. Women's National Team at the 2004 Pan American Cup… Finished fourth with the U.S. Women at the 2004 Montreux Volley Masters… Won a gold medal with the U.S. Women at the 2003 NORCECA Championship... Played professionally in Puerto Rico.
PERSONAL: Born in 1981 in Pueblo, Colo. … Father, Brian, played for the Denver Nuggets and coached college baseball and mom, Carmen, played Division II volleyball and basketball at Southern Colorado… Has two brothers, Luke and Dylan…. Luke pitched for the University of Tennessee and was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2006 First-Year Player Draft. He made his major league debut on Sept. 8, 2007 with the Kansas City Royals, with whom he still plays… Brittany went to Fowler High School Brittany graduated from Long Beach State with a degree in broadcast journalism and marketing.
PARTNERS: 2013 – Lauren Fendrick, Emily Day, Summer Ross. 2012 – Angie Akers, Emily Day, Nicole Branagh. 2011 – Nicole Branagh, Lisa Rutledge, Jennifer Fopma. 2010 – Dianne DeNecochea, Jaimi Gregory. 2009 – Jennifer Fopma, Jenny Kropp. 2008 – Keao Burdine, Jennifer Fopma. 2007 – Lauren Fendrick, Keao Burdine, Holly McPeak. 2006 – Angie Akers, Logan Tom. 2005 – Krystal Jackson, Kimberly Coleman, Paula Roca. 2004 – Sarah Drury.
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Giffords to attend State of the Union
(CNN) — Former Rep. Gabby Giffords, critically injured in a 2011 mass shooting, will attend the president's State of the Union address on Tuesday as a guest of Rep. Ron Barber, who replaced her in the House.
She resigned her seat in Congress in the day after the State of the Union last year. On his way to the rostrum to deliver his remarks in the annual address, President Barack Obama stopped to embrace her.
This year, she will be in the gallery as a guest of Barber, her former staffer, and alongside her husband Mark Kelly, a guest of Sen. John McCain. Barber and McCain are both from Arizona, the state she represented in Congress. Several Democratic members of Congress have urged their colleagues to invite victims of gun violence to the State of the Union in an effort to raise awareness of the issue.
"We'll be listening to what the President has to say and are standing ready to support commonsense legislation in Congress to reduce gun violence," she wrote in a post to her Facebook gun violence prevention group Saturday afternoon.
The group, Americans for Responsible Solutions, is fundraising to support candidates who "stand up for solutions to prevent gun violence and protect responsible gun ownership by communicating directly with the constituents that elect them."
She was in Washington last month and spoke at a gun violence hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
She called on Congress to "be bold, be courageous" with reducing gun violence because "too many children are dying" and "something must be done."
Giffords was wounded in a January 2011 shooting at an event in her congressional district. Six others were killed and 13 were wounded. Gunman Jared Lee Loughner was sentenced to seven life terms in prison for the killings.


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High School Roundup: Coe-Brown girls second at Seacoast Championships
Monday, January 7, 2013
GORHAM, Maine — The Coe-Brown Northwood Academy girls indoor track and field team finished second Sunday in the Seacoast Championships at the University of Southern Maine.
Spaulding's Kaitlyn Lavertu was third in the high jump.
In the junior division sophomore Hannah Nightingale was first in the 55-meter hurdles, second in the 200 dash and fourth in the high jump.
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Welcome! Pray for patience... lol I'm still trying to master that virtue!
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1. Put God at the center of it, and don't lose that focus.
2. Remain open and positive. No one is going to take a chance on someone with huge walls to break down and a negative attitude.
3. Develop a tough skin. You have to be able to take a good deal of rejection and not take this too personally. This, combined with step 2, is a great challenge.
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Phoronix: LibreOffice Coming To iOS, Android & The Web
The LibreOffice media team has passed along some new information about what was revealed at this week's LibreOffice conference. At the Paris conference, experimental versions of LibreOffice for iOS, Android, and for web-browsers were revealed...
excellent news
hope they deliver a highly polished competitive product
That video is probably half a year old or longer, since in the video he's using Firefox 4 beta 2.
I hope Android implements an accelerated browser soon. That, along with relatively high latencies, are the two biggest annoyances with android at the moment.
Please Google, use the RT patch set.
As for libreoffice, I had no idea they used gtk anywhere in the code base. I thought it all swing, or whatever the java gui toolkit is called. Regardless, broadway needs some serious optimization before this becomes truly useful. Perhaps when the SPICE is wan ready is can be used. IIRC, SPICE will passthrough font info so that stays nice and crisp, and that is obviously hugely important for an office suite.
They don't use GTK internally.
GTK is one of the possible front-ends for their internal toolkit (you can also use Qt as a front-end), but as long as you are using the GTK front-end, you can use it to draw on anything it supports -- and one of the things it supports is HTML5.
Hmmm iOS version as well. Why can I see another license fiasco like we saw with VLC for iOS?
With libreoffice dual-licensed, I doubt there'd be those issues.
A mobile version available only one year or more from now? Won't that be too late? There are already a few options when it comes to office suites for mobile devices and more are sure to come. Let's see how that turns out.
There have been a few projects come and go with the intention of building a proper word processor, but without exception, they have been by "some kid" who had no idea about (a) the complexity of such an application, (b) that they themselves didn't have the necessary competence to even BEGIN. With a proper word processor for Android, the "average user's" shackles to the desktop (i.e. MS) will break, because that is basically the ONE LAST thing that exists for Desktop that has never had a proper option for mobile. There will, of course, continue to be specialized applications that depend on MS desktops, but the "average home user" will be happy to have a proper word processor, web browser, and email on their Android tablet or phone.
Oh, and since tablets and phones have the ability to output to different displays and input from USB (i.e. keyboard/mouse), the phone/tablet will LITERALLY be a full-desktop-replacement with this one final missing piece.
It will also propel Libreoffice (aka Openoffice) to the top in office software since it is extremely unlikely that MS will ever build for Android. That would be like admitting defeat.
As far as a smooth experience... maybe time for a new phone? Everything is perfectly smooth for me.


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It would be much better when there is more options to handle the screenshots.
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