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The road to Kas from Antalya is a black ribbon of new asphalt that coils and whips around the rugged coastline of southwestern Turkey towards the Aegean Sea. It is a beautiful ride with several stops for bathroom breaks and to pick up passengers. Fortunately, this driver keeps the radio off. At one of the stops we meet Mustafa, a cute young man who is on his way to Kas to try to find an apartment to rent before he begins a new job there next month. He will have one hour before the bus leaves again for Antalya. He wants to practice his English. He allows Denis and me to trot out the several phrases of Turkish we have struggled to master. He had tried being a travel agent but found it too crooked so now he will try his hand at managing the newest location of one of Turkey's largest food stores. He hopes he will like living in Kas. We also meet a young woman from Las Vegas who let us know that she did not like big cities when we told her that we were from NY. We got back on the bus.
We got a glimpse of what Kas would be from several miles
away on the coastal road, which winds around the mountainside before descending
towards this idyllic little village. From the center square next to the marina
which is filled with restaurants, every road rises in the steep ascent of pastel colored villas, newly built for wealthy Brits and Germans. There is also a small square for the locals centered around a fountain that hosts its
disproportionate number of barber shops. The haircuts on the young men down here are incredible works of gravity defying sculpture.
Historically Kas was one of the first resort towns discovered by sun chasers for development on the Turquoise
Riviera. Fortunately the focus shifted further west (closer to the airport) and Kas was left behind with most of its original charm and beauty in tact
Our hotel room at the Sarduyna Hotel has a balcony and a beautiful view of the sea framed on one side by bougainvillea vines that climb the fa�ade of the hotel. It is clean, and comfortable with ample hot water. Low Season price, 35 US. I think, once again, that D and I are the only guests here. There is not a lot to do in Kas but eat, drink and marvel at the color of the sea without renting motorbike, bicycles or taking a guided tour to the nearby historical sites. Denis and I settled on an after noon, self guided walking tour to the couple of Lydian Tombs high on the hillside of town that date from the 3rd century BC. Of course we got lost. And of course, that meant an hour detour up, then down a steep mountain only to find that we could have arrived at the tombs, unwinded and dry had the maps been better. Maybe it was the map reader(s)...
Our first night in Kas we headed to on of Lonely Planets suggestions for dinner; Bu Lokma. It is a charming family run restaurant, famous for its Mama's Pastry which turned out to be a big deep fried burrito-like affaire stuffed with chicken, lamb, rice and cheese. The owner's daughter proudly told us it was her mother's invention. I wanted to tell here about Mexico but held my tongue.
Lunch the next day was a simple meal of salad, lentil soup and big, rubbery rings of fried calamari at the Akdeniz Restaurant (Seaside Restaurant) which got our business mostly out of pity. It's interesting to note that almost all the restaurants, cafes and bars offer the same menu at virtually the same prices. They are all in a row or facing each other yet some are busy and others are empty. The owner of the Akdeniz seemed forlorn just yards away from Caf� Baba Noel which was buzzing with customers. We wouldn't find out until the next morning when we went searching for a non-Turkish breakfast that Caf� Baba Noel is just a better restaurant particularly if your feeling a bit homesick or tired of THE TURKISH BREAFAST. Maybe the German and British expats who while their winters away in Kas know this already.
I think Denis is working on a Food Edition so I'll save my comments on Turkish Cusine until then...
And so, we finished our time in Kas and will move on Patarra tomorrow morning
Where I stayed
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The Spaniard Kilian Jornet is taking the trail-running world by storm. A self-described "mountaineer," the 23-year-old takes a surprisingly Zen approach to distance trail runningKilian pounding down Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro (19,341 feet), at around 16,000 feet, not far from Lava Tower camp; in October 2010, he set the up-down speed record of 7 hours 14 minutes on Africa's tallest mountain. Photo by Stephan Repke.
This article appeared in our December 2011 issue.
The video clip opens with a person climbing a serrated, snow-covered ridgeline. He is wearing a white spandex racing suit and eggshell-thin ski boots, and, slung tightly to his back, are a pair of skis. The background music is dramatic, catchy—an inspirational three-chord rock anthem, something Hans Zimmer might have composed. He is taking deep methodical breaths. The clip switches to a helicopter view showing the earth drop off precipitously thousands of feet all around.
The season changes from winter to spring as the athlete trades out ski boots for running shoes and sets off at a sprint through the thin, fresh snow. His wardrobe morphs throughout the clip too, all threads committed to a theme of tight and bright. Ascending one mountain, descending another, launching off boulders, scrambling down steep, treacherous terrain to the crescendoing background music.
After dropping below snowline, he stops, crouches down and feels the grass and earth at his feet. The music pauses. You hear him breath. You hear his heart beat. The music kicks back in. By the end of the video the viewer half expects the star to climb into an Aston Martin alongside a beautiful woman or BASE jump off the mountain to machine gun down some bad guys.
This is the trailer for season three of Salomon's high-budget, trail-running video series called Kilian's Quest.
One Namer
He fills in his race entry form as Kilian Jornet Burgada. By the time the start list has been finalized his mother's name, Burgada, is usually dropped for brevity's sake. Increasingly, though, as his fame has rapidly grown, he is being elevated to the ranks of Madonna, Bono and other one namers, and is known as just Kilian.
Soft-spoken Kilian.
Humble Kilian.
Kilian with the short, black hair and the soft chin.
Kilian with the calm and quiet presence of a librarian, a demeanor that allows him to go unnoticed on a crowded starting line.
In 2007 Kilian won his first of four consecutive Skyrunning World Series, a series of highly technical up-and-down races at altitude of up to a marathon in distance scattered around Europe and beyond. In 2008 he won what is generally considered to be the most competitive 100-miler in the world, the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UMTB), which starts and finishes in Chamonix, France. He broke the course record by nearly an hour. In 2009, Kilian won the Sierre-Zinal in Switzerland, a 32K mountain race that prides itself in stacking the starting line with several sub-2:15 marathoners from Mexico, Ethiopia, Colombia and beyond, each year. In June of 2011 Kilian became the first overseas winner of North America's most competitive 100-miler—California's Western States 100—and, in September, again took top honors at UMTB.
Having either won races, broken records or both on five continents, Kilian is arguably the most accomplished and recognized trail runner in the world.
In addition to being the sole star in his own on-line trail-running series, over July 2nd and 3rd, 2011, the first annual Kilian's Classik was launched—a casual race weekend where fans could run and chat with Kilian himself. The release of his book, Córrer o Morir (Run or Die, available in Spanish, French and Catalan for now), followed later that month. Oh, and he's 23 years old.
Likely Beginnings
Eduard Jornet and Nuria Burgada raised Kilian and his younger sister, Naila, in the Catalonian Pyrenees, and both had skis on their feet before they took their first steps.
"The fact that I took on mountain sports is no coincidence," says Kilian. When their parents were working, Kilian and Naila would run around the hills and woods surrounding the mountain town of Lles de Cerdanya in the far eastern corner of Spain. When time allowed, their parents would take them up a mountain … if not several.
At 18 months old, he would hike four to five hours at a time. By the age of five he had already bagged some of the largest peaks surrounding his home.
"When he was a young," his mother recalls, "we soon realized that he was a child that we would have to tire out."
In 1997 when Kilian was 10, his parents took him and Naila on a 40-day trek along the length of the Pyrenees, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. Twelve years later, running 50 to 60 miles per day, he would repeat the crossing in eight days—a record that was captured in a three-part episode of Kilian's Quest.
"My mother taught me a lot," says Kilian. "It helped that she never gave us the solution, but rather the tools to find the solution."
"We wanted to teach our kids how to be autonomous," explains Nuria.
In the saddle of a road bike, Kilian experienced his first taste of competition before he was a teenager. Training rides would take the young cyclist up and over passes from mountain town to mountain town and sometimes even into the neighboring countries of France and Andorra. The racing that followed was fun, if not easy.
An endurance masochist was born.
"I discovered that there is much to be gained through suffering and struggle," he recalls of his early training mission—heavy thoughts for a 12-year-old.
The following year, Kilian joined the local ski-mountaineering team (the sport is known across Europe simply as "SkiMo"). Under the guidance of a couple of mentors, the young athlete adopted a passion for training and racing and an even deeper love for the mountains. In 2004, 17-year-old Kilian made his presence known on the international stage by winning the SkiMo Junior World Champion Vertical Race.
The next summer, fellow competitors and teammates convinced Kilian to take up trail running and racing. Few were surprised that he was immediately successful … least of all, Kilian. "I grew up playing in the forest, on the rocks, in the mountains," he says. "Now I'm doing the same thing except it's racing."
In July 2007, at a team relay race in the Italian Alps, Kilian's three-person team entrusted him with the longest and most technical leg of the course. "Il Bambino," as the locals were calling him, was everything one would expect from a teenager—quiet and awkward with a smattering of pimples across his face. Everything, except that he arrived 30 minutes ahead of the next competitor.
In the SkiMo community, Kilian's running achievements are often overlooked, and vice versa. I ask Kilian which he prefers: running or skiing? "It is impossible to choose. I am not a runner. I am not a skier," he says. "I love the mountains. I am a mountaineer.
"For me it is not possible to run or ski all year," he continues. "After six months of skiing, in the spring all I can think about is running. In the fall all I can think about is skiing."
Training Takes Shape
Most weeks throughout the summer and winter, Kilian logs 30 to 40 hours of training. "This is my job," he says. His running schedule is bracketed in the spring and the fall by Kilian's Quest endeavors, which he seems to use more as training runs than all-out efforts.
When he is in Europe, a black, diesel mini-van takes him from race to race, event to event. With a road bike attached to the back of the van, he has become adept at using it as a base camp, sleeping in the back at trailheads and rest stops. He knows his way through the Alps better than a taxi driver through Manhattan.
Kilian's trail-racing season starts and ends with long, slow events—Western States in June and UTMB in late August. For six weeks in the middle of the summer he concentrates on shorter, faster events—races that most ultrarunners would consider sprints.
"I don't like running just ultras or short races. For me sport is not only to discover the outdoors, the people, the mountains … but also to discover myself. To explore my limits. When you race just 100 miles, 100 miles, 100 miles, you discover that your limit is 100 miles. But I also like short races, such as Sky Races, Sierre-Zinal, the Vertical Kilometer."
"Kilian's trail-running competitive range is among the widest I have seen," says seven-time Western States 100 winner and current American 24-hour record holder, Scott Jurek, of Boulder, Colorado. "One weekend he is out crushing the competition on a vertical-kilometer course and the next he is taking it to us on the 166K Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc. During the winter he is the world's best ski mountaineer."
How does the young Spaniard do it? "It is important in the sport to not think about the sport," he explains. "Don't think of training as training. Training is going and running because you enjoy it. I love the sport for this reason."
The root of Kilian's love for the sport, suggests Kilian's father, that which drives him more than anything else, is curiosity—how far can he push his mind and body.
"He runs against himself with the targets he sets for himself," says Eduard Jornet. "Seeing how far he can go, seeing how his body reacts. It's in his spirit."


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KUOPIO, Finland, Sept. 30, 2014 (Press Release) -The Board of Powerflute Oyj ("Powerflute" or the "Company"), the paper and packaging group, announces today that it has entered into a conditional agreement with Stora Enso Oyj ("Stora Enso") to acquire Corenso, an international cores and coreboard producer (the "Acquisition").
Containerboard: US linerboard export prices stable in global markets as supply pressures persist
OAKLAND, Sept. 26, 2014 (PPI Pulp & Paper Week) -US kraft linerboard export prices remain stable in most global markets in September despite sluggish economic growth in many countries and plenty of supply from mills around the world, according to contacts.
Bellmer to rebuild PM 3 at South African packaging manufacturer Mpact
OSCHELBRONN, Germany, Sept. 12, 2014 (Press Release) -Mpact has once again selected Bellmer as rebuild specialist for the Group's Project Khulisa. This phase will see significant investment in the latest paper mill technology and machinery which will enable the mill to enhance its total product offering and overall competitiveness.
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When Sweden-based cartonboard manufacturer Korsnäs and paper maker Billerud merged in 2012 it created one of the leading players in the primary fiber-based packaging industry. Paperboard Packaging spoke with CEO Per Lindberg about the company's plans for the future.
Trends in Packaging: How to best traverse new global markets
Since the turn of the century, the rapidly developing BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India, and China have taken on larger roles in the global marketplace. As these countries have grown, so, too, have their middle classes. And with newfound disposable income, consumers in the BRIC nations are eager to spend. China and India lead the way, with middle class spending in China predicted to surpass that of the U.S. by 2020.
KBA and HP to develop new roll-to-roll inkjet solutions for corrugated packaging market
WÜRZBURG, Germany, Sept. 29, 2014 (Press Release) -Today at Graph Expo 2014, HP announced its collaboration with Koenig & Bauer Group (KBA) to develop new roll-to-roll inkjet solutions for the high-volume corrugated packaging market.


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What are the statistics of 10-year survival of Arimidex based on? Low risk breast cancer patients having lumpectomies? Single mastectomies? Bilateral mastectomies? Locations of tumors? etc. What were the circumstances in the studies and are they all lumped together when arriving at the statistics of improving odds from 85% to 91%?
Kevin Fox, MD, Medical Oncologist at Penn , responds:
The 10-year survival for low risk patients taking arimdex is excellent, and probably exceeds 95%. The figure is regardless of tumor location or type of surgery, so tumor location and type of operation don't matter. The figures you quote were derived from a study, which included patients with high risk breast cancers as well, so the overall figures are worse than what they are for you or for patients with low risk cancers.
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Dec 11, 2014 - Exercise helps relieve aromatase inhibitor-induced pain in breast cancer survivors, according to research published online Dec. 1 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.


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Yorktown Golf Course
Designed by golf legends Pete Dye and Bob Goalby, Yorktown offers an 18-hole lit par 3 golf course.
Whitey Herzog Field
Citizens Park's 45 acres are home to some of the area's best ball diamonds. Whitey Herzog Field features a lighted baseball complex with batting cages, concessions, and grandstand seating for 300.
US Ice Sports Complex
This rink features two NHL-sized sheets of ice, concessions and a fully stocked pro shop. US Ice Sports Complex is home to various youth and adult hockey leagues, high school and college club teams, and figure skating events.
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This ice arena features two NHL rinks, a snack bar, pro shop and meeting rooms.
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This 64,000-sq.-ft. indoor soccer facility is billed as a "pro venue for the amateur athlete," with two regulation fields that can be converted to four mini fields. The venue also supports a variety of other events, including football, field hockey, baseball training, boxing, wrestling, martial arts, tumbling/gymnastics and dog shows. The complex also has a bar/restaurant and two meeting rooms.
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The largest laser tag arena in the region also includes mini-golf, a big video arcade with the coolest games on the market, and food at D.S.Vespers Sports Pub and Eatery.
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The 18-hole, par 72 Stonewolf is one of only four Jack Nicklaus Signature courses in Illinois and Missouri.
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The Belleville campus at SWIC has two gymnasiums: the Varsity and Intramural (IM), which can accommodate up to three basketball or volleyball courts at one time. Outdoors, the property features one baseball and one softball diamond, along with a full-size soccer field.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Vadalabene Center
The Vadalabene Center on the Division I campus at SIUE is a flexible venue with seating for 4,000. The main gym can be configured for several different court setups: three full-sized basketball, six volleyball or five badminton. The center is also home to the SIUE wrestling program.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Ralph Korte Stadium & Sports Complex
This 3,000-seat venue is home of the SIUE track & field and soccer programs. The complex, which has hosted the NCAA Division II Championships on three occasions, is completely lighted and has a seperate throwing area for field events.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Cougar Field and SimmonsCooper Baseball Complex
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The Croods are your typical prehistoric family, except that, unlike the Flintstones, they don't have cool dinosaur cars and jobs in construction. There's Grug (Nicholas Cage), the loving but overprotective father, matriarch Ugga (Catherine Keener), their inquisitive, smart daughter Eep (Emma Stone), middle child Thunk (Clark Duke) who is clumsy but well-meaning, and feisty Gran (Cloris Leachman). An earthquake wreaks havoc on their home and forces the family to look for a new one. Along the way, they meet Guy (Ryan Reynolds), an adventurous wanderer whose ideas clash with those of the old-fashioned Grug. But when Eep takes a shine to Guy, it seems that the family will be dragged into the future whether they like it or not.
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Giants starter fanned 10 in previous start vs. Arizona's Corbin
Yusmeiro Petit surely won't sneak up on the D-backs this time.
Five days after Petit struck out a career-high 10 batters in six innings in Arizona, the Giants right-hander faces the Snakes again Friday night at AT&T Park.
Petit, 28, is making his fourth appearance of the season and third start in place of the injured Matt Cain. He's 2-0 with a 3.00 ERA this season and is using September as an audition to join a Giants rotation that could look much different next season. Right-handers Tim Lincecum and Chad Gaudin are impending free agents, while San Francisco is unlikely to pick up Barry Zito's $18 million option for 2014.
"I can worry about only one thing: trying to do my job right now," Petit said through roving infield instructor and interpreter Jose Alguacil after his last start. "Whatever they want to do next year is their decision. I don't have control over that."
Petit will have to deal with one of the game's best hitters in D-backs first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, who was 0-for-3 with two strikeouts against the Giants righty last weekend. Goldschmidt singled in Thursday's third inning to snap an 0-for-16 streak and needs to continue to make adjustments, D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said.
"Teams are pitching around him and he still has to be ready. I've seen 2-0, 3-0 offspeed pitches. That doesn't happen," Gibson said. "When he does get a pitch, he can't miss. [The Giants] pitched around him last series. He's been productive for us. He still prepares, gets out there and plays defense, runs the bases. This is where he has to make adjustments."
D-backs: Corbin looks to rebound
It's been a rough two starts for left-hander Patrick Corbin, who starts Friday against a Giants lineup that tagged him for five runs in five innings on Sunday. Corbin has allowed 13 earned runs in his last 10 1/3 innings. The D-backs will monitor him closely in this start for any signs of fatigue as they consider reducing his workload down the stretch.
• Shortstop Willie Bloomquist is batting .542 with four multi-hit efforts in eight games since returning from the disabled list.
Giants: Posey has fractured finger
Buster Posey was out of the lineup for the second straight game Thursday with an injured ring finger and torn fingernail on his right hand. Results of pregame X-rays were released after the game and revealed the catcher has a small fracture in the finger.
Manager Bruce Bochy said the catcher would play if he can tolerate the pain and could return in a few days. Posey was hurt Tuesday in San Diego trying to block a ball in the dirt.
• Giants relievers have a 1.21 ERA and 28 strikeouts in their last 13 games.
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• The Giants lead the season series, 10-6.
• D-backs reliever Joe Thatcher has held the Giants scoreless in 13 of 15 games at AT&T Park and 20 of 23 games overall.
• San Francisco's Angel Pagan (10 games, .318) and Pablo Sandoval (seven, .429) have active hitting streaks.
• Arizona's Adam Eaton is hitting .342 with nine RBIs and 15 runs scored in his last 18 games.
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Effective immediately, the E-Mod division at Bubba Raceway Park will make the following changes to the Rocker Arm rules going forward.
Stamped steel 1.5 ratio. 1.52 and 1.6 roller tips will be allowed. May use Speedway part #287-11801. May run 1.5 or 1.6 roller tip rockers, steel only. Must maintain 390/410 lift at valve.
Aftermarket spring perches are not allowed in the V-8 Thunderstock division whatsoever. Drivers can utilize pigtail racing springs, or weld a pipe of the appropriate diameter on top of the existing rear end spring mount for conventional racing spring applications.
Attention Gladiator Drivers: A new rule addendum has been added to the Gladiator Division. Effective immediately, any rear wheel drive cars will be allowed to weld and lock their differential. Differential must remain Stock OEM for make and model. No posi-traction. Trucks only are allowed 110" wheelbase.
Ocala, FL (7/28/14) – All V-8 Thunderstocks participating at Bubba Raceway Park on August 2nd will be required to pass pre-technical inspection. The tech area will be open from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm and all cars must be visually inspected including body, chassis and suspension, brakes and all safety equipment. Rules are posted online and can be found at V-8 Thunderstock Rules.
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All Hobby Stock and V-8 Thunder Stock competitors will now have their 3 lowest season points totals from races dropped from their end of the season points totals. All other points divisions will now have their 1 lowest season race points total dropped from their end of season points total.
Note: Disqualifications do not qualify for a dropped race and will remain a zero on your end of season points.
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Craftsman 27'' 5-Drawer PRO Top Chest with integrated Latch system Black
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Depth (in.): | 18 |
Drawer Weight Capacity (lbs.): | 50 |
Height (in.): | 20 |
Width (in.): | 27 |
Width Range: | Less than 26 in. |
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Assembled: | Assembly Required |
Integrated Lock: | Yes |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 85 |
Self Latching Drawers: | Yes |
Weight Rating: | Heavy duty - 401 to 600 lb. capacity |
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Drawer Liner: | Pre-cut |
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27-Inch 5 Drawer Top Tool Chest Black Features Sliding Drawers and a Top Shelf
The Craftsman Pro 5-drawer black tool chest has a modern look with incredible storage options. At 27 inches wide, it can fit within a garage or shop without a lot of fuss. The two handles, one at each side, are conveniently placed if you want to move the chest. The drawers have different heights that range from just over one inch to about 3 1/2 inches.
For security, the 27-inch 5-drawer top tool chest black comes with an integrated lock system and has self-latching drawers. The heavy-duty alloy steel case provides a strong frame while the five ball-bearing sliding drawers can each hold up to 100 pounds. It comes with pre-cut drawer liners that protect both the drawers and keep your tools from slipping around. Organize your tools easily within the drawers and enjoy a whopping 5,331 cubic inches of storage space. Solid, expansive and reliable, add this Craftsman to your collection and get your gear in order.
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- Each drawer can hold up to 100 pounds, and there is a top shelf for additional storage
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- Two handles for easy movement; case is 85 pounds when empty
- Organize tools within 5,331-cubic-inch capacity
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Very slowly getting to grips with GIS and the software technology that accompanies it. As I learn more I realise that there are more 'real life' uses that I could put QGIS to. I would like to have a layers for all the Parish street furniture and I particularly want to produce an application that will enable us to log data about our street lights including fault reports, repairs and associated costs etc. Recently realised that I may well have to get to grips with some sort of database product and thinking that PostgreSQL might be the way forward.
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Ws... no, the county is only a small part of the solution discussions with regard to bike lanes. Most are managed by the city for new development requirements where the 1/2-street improvement required by developers creates the new bike lanes. These are not affected in this conversation.
WashCo is charged with dealing with the old longstanding need for connectivity in difficult regions. Brookwood is considered difficult because of the 55mph speed limit north of Evergreen and they "worry" about 18 wheelers doing 70 mph next to a 4' bike lane. A comment to the effect that "18 wheelers have been known to suck sewer covers out of the roadways and send them sailing" is one that kinda stuck with me. The county only has so much right-of-way available for what use to be rural sections of roadway. Since this region is slated for industrial expansion, the increased 18 wheeler delivery routes and possible need for width expansion in the future leaves the county with some tough decisions. The good thing is they are thinking about us (I think federal law requires this) but the sad thing is that the west side has little support form the local cycling communities to drive their decisions. We have a huge cycling community, yet no organized or unified voice into the county, or the cities for that matter. At least, not that I can see. So yes, I should find out more about current projects. Cornelius Pass north too needs to be considered. In a recent map, WashCo actually had this marked as "bike lane available" which I did correct them on. In general, support north of 26 is poor at best. It is a very popular destination. Even south boundries are lacking to some extent where safety issues come in with limited sight distances. Support for climbing lanes would go a long way to opening up the southern Hillsboro-west region to recreational cycling. And how about a bikeway to the coast? Again, WashCo for the greater section. Slowly, west portland is becoming a cycling destination. Yesterday, I went with a Springwater coridor user on the Banks/Vernonia trail. The "shade" was a big aspect to the ride's enjoyment. Can you image a ride through the Tillamook forest all the way to Sand Lake? {Sigh} Last edited by Simple Nature; 06-17-2012 at 08:52 AM. |
Unfortunately, local leaders and planners...and regular citizens...don't seem to be taking the initiative to push forward with this type of infrastructure, the type that seeks to support and increase travel by foot and bike, while not accompanying it with an exponentially greater increase in roadway capacity primarily intended for motor vehicle travel. As roads get bigger, great increases in numbers of motor vehicles come to travel on them, while bike lanes and MUP's provided tend to be barely hospitable, consequently tending to attract only modest increases in people walking and biking. County residents are unwittingly allowing their area's ease of travel and extraordinary level of livability to be strangled by development of roadways supporting an excessive use of motor vehicles for travel. Quote:
Definitely true about huge adventure bike touring potential over the coast range. Departure points between Forest Grove and Gaston, Banks, Vernonia. It's a huge mass of timbered land on the map through which routes for biking could be improved...on logging and service roads that already exist. The trick is to consciously, deliberately recognize the importance of conserving the area for recreation, enhancing route capacity for bike travel while not inviting an excess of travel by motor vehicle. A very tricky prospect. There might be potential for way stations...food, lodging, recreation along the routes. Income for local residents. Not eveyone can or wants to bike camp. Some people like to travel more slowly, making the trip in two-three days instead of one. |
Right now, there is a lot of effort going on with the hwy30 trail. This too will also be a welcome addition to cycling ventures. |
I suppose, 'The elk are coming, the elk are coming!!', wouldn't be a very good argument in favor of better bike lanes on Brookwood Parkway: Why bull elk's rush-hour stroll stopped traffic on U.S. 26 near Brookwood Parkway |
All major streets need bike lanes. If you want to put in a parallel MUP fine. I won't ride the MUP on Brookwood southbound to Cornell because you end up to the right of a right turn lane at Cornell.
On the other hand I get attitude from drivers on Brookwood when I am using the roadway that I don't see on other high traffic, no shoulder roads. It is pretty clear they see the MUP as where I should be. The MUP plus no bike lanes combo has made Brookwood less safe for cyclists. |
but thank you and please keep pedaling in the lane so people in motor vehicles will eventually realize they're not the only ones using the road... I try to give you plenty of room when I pass on my scooter... hooray for two wheels! |
Brookwood Parkway is a ways from where I live, so I actually haven't ridden it since the area became developed...that's a long while. Got to get over there one of these days to see.
It's probably posted 55mph, because the road is still probably regarded as rural by the county road engineers, state dept of transpo, etc. Not even having seen it, I'm inclined to agree it probably needs good bike lanes in addition to the MUP. There are excellent examples of fast roads with good bike lanes, such as Hwy 47 between Forest Grove and Gaston. A basic reason Brookwood doesn't have nice wide bike lanes probably has to do with some old road easement that planners are trying to cram a much higher motor vehicle carrying capacity onto. People are slow to spend more money to widen the easement to allow for an increase in volume of motor vehicles carried and to provide for good bike lanes as well. For a long time already, it's been time to slow down on widening roads so they can carry a greater number of motor vehicles; unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be a very popularly received view of how to use roadways. |
Brookwood has two separate issues. The "old" brookwood is between Cornell and Evergreen. This is long established with hard curbs and for what seemed at the time ot be "innovative" is the sidewalk and MUP. It is the, and was the status quo for that era.
The second is Evergreen north to hwy 26. This is 2 lanes and very fast traffic with ever increasing big rigs. Nothing on the southbound side from the hwy to Genentech and only a narrow sidewalk about 1/2 way northbound. I ride the sidewalk nearly every day. The only way around is a 3 mile detour. At least planners are thinking about it. Something will be done in conjunction with the Brookwood/hwy26 overpass upgrade. Exactly what that will be is not know by me. I still suspect this survey has a hidden agenda in it that will address this very question. And if you haven't been on Evergreen recently from Brookwood west, avoid it. There is a 6 month improvement project going on. Its not "comfortable" at the moment up to about the airport. |
The first thing should be to reduce the speed limit on Brookwood north of Evergreen to 45 until bike lanes are added.
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The people I met in Dalian, P.R. China
I was on my holiday visiting my former colleague in Dalian, China, for 2 weeks. Big city with very friendly locals. I was offered a job in the same hotel - Holiday Inn Dalian, a 4-star hotel in Finance Department.
When I came back to Dalian on 12 February 1994, my connecting flight from KL to Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong took a little bit longer than usual as per the airport service personnel. I had my sandwich and coffee in Windows of the World restaurant. I wanted to add some ketchup to my sandwich and the bottle was close (from what I see) and it's normal that people shake the new ketchup bottle before we can pour the ketchup, but this time, it gave me shock..when I shook the bottle, the content went out from the bottle and landed on another diners (on his head and his WHITE short!!!).
I apologize to him and dont know what to do after that. The ONLY thing that he asked from me was to watch his bags while he went to change in the restroom!
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You probably have a basic understanding of how modern medicine works: People have a yearly checkup, take medicine when they're sick, get a cast if they break a bone, and they're good as new.
But in recent years other approaches to healing have risen in popularity. Many of these "alternative" techniques come from all over the globe and have been around for thousands of years. So what is alternative medicine and what does it do?
The term "alternative medicine" is used to describe healing treatments that are not part of conventional medical training — like acupuncture, massage therapy, or herbal medicine. People used to consider practices like these outside the mainstream, which is why they got the name "alternative."
Eastern countries have a longstanding tradition of teaching alternative medicine. But until recently, most Western hospitals didn't provide any alternative treatments and Western medical schools didn't teach them.
Patients in Western countries are becoming more receptive to trying alternative techniques, and have been asking for them. As a result, many Western medical schools are starting to teach these medicine techniques and theories. Some hospitals and doctors are supplementing their regular medical care with alternative techniques.
Many patients and health care providers use alternative treatments together with conventional therapies. This is known as complementary medicine.
Both alternative and complementary medicine use the same kinds of remedies to treat a health condition. The difference is that alternative medicine is often used instead of conventional medical techniques. Complementary medicine is used in addition to conventional medicine, not as a replacement. The field of complementary and alternative medicine is known as CAM for short.
Conventional medicine (also called "allopathic medicine") is based on scientific knowledge of the body and uses treatments that have been proven effective through scientific research. Doctors are trained to have a thorough knowledge of the body's systems, diseases, and their treatments.
Complementary and alternative medicine is based on the belief that a medical care provider has to treat the whole person — body, mind, and spirit. The techniques used in CAM are mostly less invasive than conventional medical practices — meaning that they don't rely on surgery or conventional medications.
Some CAM therapies are supported by scientific evidence. But for many there are still questions that need to be addressed through scientific studies. This doesn't mean these therapies don't work, it just means that experts haven't studied them enough to know for sure that they do — and if so, how.
People often turn to CAM when they have a long-lasting problem that conventional medicine hasn't completely cured. For example, someone who has seen a doctor for years about persistent headaches might try using CAM in addition to current treatments to deal with any symptoms or side effects from conventional treatments.
People may also use complementary and alternative medicine when they're not sick. Because many people believe that CAM techniques — such as yoga — can improve overall well being, healthy people often use alternative medicine to try to prevent illness or to ensure a healthier lifestyle.
Just as there are many fields in conventional medicine, CAM covers many different practices. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), which is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), groups CAM practices into four areas:
In addition to these four different practices, CAM includes several whole medical systems. These alternative medical systems are entire systems of theory and practice, and many date back earlier than the conventional medicine we use in the West today. Examples of alternative medical systems include Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda, homeopathic medicine, and naturopathic medicine.
Alternative medical systems incorporate many of the different practices listed above into their treatments. For example, the TCM practice of acupuncture may be combined with herbal medicine (a biologically based practice), and Qi gong (an energy therapy). And Ayurveda includes the mind-body therapies of meditation and yoga, along with the biologically based practice of taking specific herbs for health reasons.
Some CAM practices are supported by scientific research, while others have not yet been studied. Sometimes experts have scientific evidence that a CAM practice (like acupuncture) works, but they don't have a clear understanding of why.
Although CAM does have some proven benefits, like anything, it has its limitations.
Experts haven't researched many CAM techniques enough to tell how effective they are as treatments. Some people may not feel it's worth investing a lot of time or money in treatments that haven't been proven effective. Insurance policies rarely cover CAM treatments, so people have to pay for them out of their own pockets with no reimbursement.
For some health problems, alternative healing approaches on their own may not be enough to help a person get well. Even something as seemingly minor as an infection may need treatment with traditional medications, like antibiotics. That's why it's always best to see your doctor if you have a health problem and talk openly about any CAM techniques you might want to try.
Another reason you should be up-front with your doctor about CAM techniques is because, in some cases, CAM practices can actually interfere with traditional medical treatments. For example, certain herbal supplements can interfere with some prescription drugs, such as diabetes treatments or birth control pills.
As with modern medicine, CAM treatments that are effective for one problem will not help with all problems. Certain treatments are only used for certain problems, so if you want to try an alternative practice for a health reason, make sure it will help the specific problem you're looking to correct.
Traditional medical doctors are not only trained, they're licensed. But that's not always the case with CAM practitioners. Some states have licensing requirements for certain specialists, like acupuncturists and massage therapists, and many are expanding their requirements for licensing as CAM practices grow in popularity.
Finding a good CAM practitioner is still not as easy as looking someone up in a phone book. NCCAM recommends asking another health care provider for a referral, gathering information about the practitioner you are considering (such as training and licensing), and meeting with the practitioner to ask about risks and benefits of treatment — the same kinds of things you'd do if you were interviewing a new doctor.
You may have already used a complementary or alternative practice, like yoga or massage, and not even thought about it! Trying practices like meditation and breathing can't do any harm, but other CAM techniques may have consequences for people with certain health conditions. Even the more mainstream practices like yoga can hurt someone with a health condition — like a back problem — if they are not done properly. So check with your doctor before trying any CAM techniques. Your doctor will try to guide you on which practices you can safely try while continuing with your current method of treatment.
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Written by janice headley | Filed under Jim Woodring, Fantagraphics Bookstore, events | 11 Jan 2013 11:13 AM |
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The Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is thrilled to announce that this Saturday, January 12th, as you admire our exhibit of original artwork by the legendary Jim Woodring, and while you get your copy of Problematic: Sketchbook Drawings 2004-2012 signed, you will be enjoying the sweet, sweet sounds of the not-even-released-yet Yo La Tengo album Fade in the background!
I don't even know where to start in listing all the ties between indie rock veterans Yo La Tengo and our own Uncle Jim. Jim did some of the illustrations in their CD The Sounds of the Sounds of Science. Their bassist James McNew has Pupshaw and Pushpaw tattooed on his arm. James' solo project Dump can also be heard on Jim's Visions of Frank DVD...
And this Saturday, you and Jim Woodring will be two of the first to hear their forthcoming album in its entirety, before it's even in stores! Fade officially comes out Tuesday, January 15th (or Monday, January 14th in Europe) on the fine Matador Records label.
Jim Woodring's Problematic book launch is from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. The Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is located at 1201 S. Vale Street in Seattle's Georgetown district. Open daily 11:30 to 8:00 PM, Sundays until 5:00 PM. Thanks to my dear YLT and our friends at Matador Records.


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This sounds like very good plan to me! You can count me in as a supporter.
Probably, an article on Phoronix would be a very nice boost in order to get it started faster. But this will also mean Michael needs absolutely to be sure it has potential (I guess).
You have posted this two days ago, were there any changes since then?!


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