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Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)Luxury San Pietro in Cariano hotel in Corrubbio with full-service spa
Located in Corrubbio, this luxury hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Azienda Agricola Villa Giona and within 3 mi (5 km) of Tommasi Viticoltori and Montecariano di Gini. Aquardens Spa and Allegrini Azienda Agricola are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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In addition to a full-service spa, Byblos Art Hotel Villa Amista features an outdoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Event facilities include conference space and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, a spa tub, and spa services.
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An outdoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club.
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Wasn't the geometry shading what made Direct3D version 10 so awesome and wasn´t it what made people so angry about the lack of it in OpenGL 3.0?
I wonder if something like this can be used for a cool Compiz effect?
Or why not add some fancy textures to the cube such as granite frames to each side
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There's extensions that support that functionality that were being ratified by the ARB during the period that everyone was beta-testing those D3D10 drivers. Plans were afoot with at least one vendor to support the same ASAP under OpenGL.
What everyone was so angry about wasn't the lack of Geometry shaders, it was the keeping of legacy (i.e. immediate mode rendering and things like it) interfaces and the omission of the new object model and API edge. 3.0 isn't the revolutionary change they'd originally promised for it- it's very weakly evolutionary in many ways.
Thank you, Remco and Svartalf for the insight.
From what I understood is that OpenGl 3.0 was supposed to be completely new, that much I know, and it should also adapt to Direct3D 10ish hardware, right? From what I remember, but correct me if I am wrong, is that with the start of Direct3D 10 there is no longer a graphical pipeline, is that correct? Which should mean that one could get more performance out of this new architecture.
I thought that geometry shaders made that possible, but apparently they don't?
Well, it is, if we want to be honest with ourselves. OpenGL 3.2 manages to close the gap somewhat, but it's still far behind D3D10 as far as API design, ease of use and stability is concerned. (Yes, it offers more functionality in general, but (a) it's still missing binary shaders and (b) 50% of the market is using Intel IGPs, which are synonymous with "bad OpenGL support" and (c) our OSS drivers don't even support GL2.1, much less 3.2).


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Based on the New York City Subway, the Subway in Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto IV is a heavy rail rapid transit system that serves a large portion of the city. With 26 stops and 8 routes, it is the largest and most complex rapid transit system in the Grand Theft Auto world. The system is operated by the Liberty Transport Authority (LTA). The subway also appears in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, however it is inaccessible to the player, yet trains still run. About 65% of the network is underground, with the remaining 35% being overground. No platforms on the entire system are staggered and there are also no ground level stations or tracks in the entire system, except for the depot.
All stations in Broker, Dukes and Bohan are located above ground; stations in Algonquin, aside from Frankfort High LTA, are underground, their entrances distinguishable by their green iron fencing and attached globe lamps. All stations in the system are operational except one, referred to as Dukes Boulevard station (by an LTA Construction Sign on the Station entrance) along a short stub branch of the Broker Line in East Island City; the line is also connected to the Firefly Projects Rail Yard. The cost of using the subway is deducted after the trip, as the ticket machines are not operable. Used tickets can be seen around the stations. They are based on NYC Bus transfers from the 1990s. Subway lines can be seen on the Radar in the HUD as semitransparent gray lines, with stations marked as square lozenges. If a station is underground, multiple access points will be available front street level, typically depicted in the form of a stairway leading underground surrounded by cast iron grills with lampposts attached in the corners. Some of the city's homeless can be found taking shelter in a the large junction tunnel under Lancet. Sometimes, the homeless will "commit suicide" and wander on the tracks, only to be hit by an oncoming train. These incidents can also happen at stations if a homeless person is on the platform. Normally this happens at Emerald subway station.
The subway is a good way to escape from the police at any wanted levels. At lower levels, players may still use the train; as the AI is confused by the player entering the trains, the train may take you well outside the wanted zone. However, use of the subway trains is impossible when the player has a three-star wanted level or more, as the trains will either stop at stations indefinitely, bypass any station the player is in, or are halted. Alternatively, the subway tunnels themselves may be effectively used by the player to escape on foot as police officers do not venture into the tunnels unless they spot the player earlier and pursue him into the tunnels. There is also a bug where the player may receive a 1 star wanted level when entering trains that are about to leave while police are nearby. This may be a bug in the game's programming as the trains are not "owned" by the player, and the Police AI is programmed to chase the player when he enters a vehicle that isn't owned by him. This occurs when the player has $0 in cash, as he cannot pay the fare at the end of the trip. This bug may also occur when the player enters any underground station without going through the turnstiles, in which that the player avoids paying the subway fare.
Subway trains are not operational, or even available, on multiplayer. However, access to the tracks is still available, and is a useful way to escape the police. Trains also run on a 'rail', i.e. they cannot move from their set route, and will not stop for any reason whatsoever unless coded to, even when their path is blocked (e.g. by a vehicle). The coded coordinates of the tracks can be altered with specific programs, by editing the path files.
The subway trains consist of either two or three cars, are heavily graffitied, and have black and white internal CCTV cameras via which the player can view the protagonist during their journey. The subway interior can also be viewed if you use the camera function on the player's cell phone. Doing that reveals the actual shabbiness of the interior that is hard to see on security cameras. The cars of the trains are based on a mixture of the NYCTA R32 cars and the 1966–67 New York City Subway Class R38 cars, which were completely retired by March 2009; the bulkheads of the cars feature curtain route signs and additional lights seen only on pre-rebuilt R38s (rebuilt R38s feature only a flipdot sign). The signs consistently reference the K line and "Sundance St.; Sth. Slopes" (implying Schottler station), which the K line does not serve. However, this is the location of the subway's rail yards.
Like Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, it is impossible to destroy trains during gameplay. Trains are scripted to be decoupled in the mission For the Man Who Has Everything, derailed in No Way on the Subway, and destroyed in Bang Bang. There are no visible drivers on the trains, and trains cannot be commandeered by the player unless with a modification.
When turning corners, trains always produce an electric blue spark from the wheels. It may be the electric-powered brake, even though the trains are diesels, since they run on a non-electrified system. Or it could just be because friction from the metal-on-metal wheels, since the trains move fairly fast. Trains are programmed to arrive at stations almost simultaneously, however this may change at stations like Easton or Frankfort Low.
The trains also have distinctive door chimes that sound whenever the train closes its doors prior to leaving a station.
The depot in broker and the renovated tracks based in concrete have a third rail running next to them, which carries electric current (a sign at Francis Intl. Airport station contains the warning "Avoid third rail track, or you'll get zapped", indicating that not all trains would run on a diesel engine. However, stepping on the third rail won't electrify Niko.
Train Drivers
It is possible that there were actual train conductors controlling the trains in the early beta of the game, thus making them stealable and disproving the fact that trains would run in a scripted method.
We can search through the game's files, where we will find a model named M_M_TRAIN_01, which is accessible and controllable by certain trainers. The model even has variations for clothes and accessories (hats and glasses).
There are also recordings for the unused model. There are exactly 113 files. "Walkie Talkie" recorded files also exist. During one of these recordings, he says that he saw "a rat the size of a pitbull in the tunnels". This sounds like the origin of the Ratman myth which was reported in the subways by players.
It seems that later on, the development team threw away the idea and texturized the train's cab windows with black tint, but remains can be found in the train models too; a seat and dashboard in the driver's cab.Abandoned Railway Lines
It is also possible that the Liberty City Subway may have shared the tracks with (now defunct) freight trains in the past, as well as having a completely different route (possibly reserved for the freight trains).
There is an abandoned portion of an old railway in western Algonquin along Westminster and The Meat Quarter, It runs from the plaza of a new building (blocked off by construction barricades) through several buildings before splitting up. One section runs into a garage in a building (supporting the fact that it may have been used for freight), and the other leads to a broken off edge forming a ramp. This stretch refrences the real-life High Line freight railway in New York City, which ran in the corresponding areas of Manhattan (Meat District, Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and Hell's Kitchen) from the 30s to the 80s and in real life has become a park.
Several disused tracks and railcars also dot industrial areas in Alderney. These include two abandoned rail depots (one that has been almost completely torn down), several sections of track (mostly running through old alleyways), a section of track running by the old Sprunk Factory that splits up, with one side leading into a bricked up tunnel. There is also a rail line running from a bricked up tunnel running from southern Alderney City through Normandy and Port Tudor, finally ending on a on an incline with several old pillars present on the other end (suggesting a bridge or elevated line) near northern Acter Industrial Park. A section of this track also runs onto one of the peirs in Port Tudor. This track is mostly intact, though several newer structures (roads, buildings) have been built over it.
In western East Island City exists a section of railway that leads from a bricked up tunnel west toward Algonquin, and stops facing that water, suggesting a bridge (possibly a Hell Gate Bridge replica, since it heads towards to Charge Island and is part of the subway) or waterside ferry/train transfer terminal may have at one point existed.
There also are two unused subway tunnels in the network, which form connections between two other lines, but are not part of regular subway routes: there is a tunnel which connects North Park Station to West Park Station and one which connects West Park Station to Frankfort High Station. Also, within the junction tunnel under Lancet, there are tracks which connect Easton Station to Manganese East Station. These tunnels would technically be used for alternative routes or for maintenance work, though there is no such in-game activity.
The subway system has four main lines, in pairs:
- The Algonquin Inner Line (Routes K & C) + Bohan Line (Routes E & B)
- The Algonquin Outer Line (Routes A & J) + Broker Line (Routes 8 & 3)
These four lines serve all boroughs of Liberty City, but do not serve the state of Alderney.
Algonquin Outer Line
- Route A trains run clockwise
- Route J trains run counter-clockwise
- At Easton, Route J trains become Route 3 for the Broker line
- At Manganese East, Route A trains become Route 8 for the Broker Line
Broker Line
- Route 8 trains run clockwise in Broker, counter-clockwise in Dukes
- Route 3 trains run counter-clockwise in Broker, clockwise in Dukes
- At Easton, Route 8 trains become Route A for the Algonquin Outer Line
- At Manganese East, Route 3 trains become Route J for the Algonquin Outer Line
Algonquin Inner Line
- Route K trains run clockwise
- Route C trains run counter-clockwise
- At Frankfort Low, Route K trains become Route E for the Bohan Line
- At Frankfort High, Route C trains become Route B for the Bohan line
Bohan Line
- Route E trains run clockwise
- Route B trains run counter-clockwise
- At Frankfort High, Route E trains become Route K for the Algonquin Inner Line
- At Frankfort Low, Route B trains become Route C for the Algonquin Inner line
- There is a glitch in one of the underground entrances. If you drive into the fencing of the entrance around the back of them with the front of your car, head on, get out and then get in the passenger seat and reverse. As soon as you get back into the drivers seat, you should turn invisible in your car.
- Subway trains are impossible to destroy in normal gameplay.
On every train, the intercom voice is a pleasant woman:
"This is the J train. The Next Stop is: Manganese West Station - Leaving Quartz West."
Although, if the player attracts a 3 star Wanted Level and the vehicle is stopped by the Police, a man will say:
"This train terminates here, all change."
This is an example of an approach announcement, spoken by the woman:
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MONTEREY, Calif. – More than 60 participants from approximately 20 allied nations, that represent their country's equivalent to the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center, arrived Monday for a four-day seminar to share best practices in the furthering of foreign language training goals through research.
"Each year [BILC] member countries take turns hosting this seminar. 2011 was our turn to host this event," said Detlev Kesten, the assistant provost of operations at DLIFLC. This year's Bureau for International Language Coordination was hosted by the Commandant, Col. Danial Pick and Provost, Dr. Donald Fischer. The overarching theme of the seminar is "Research in Action."
The 20 nations that are participating consist of NATO members and Partnership for Peace affiliated countries. On the first day of the seminar, DLIFLC invited guests to conduct classroom observations that highlight the introduction of multiple technologies into the Institute classrooms to aid in a more rapid language learning process.
"This is a great opportunity for organizations to collaborate on best practices and work together to solve issues that revolve around research and teaching methodology in the language community," said Dr. Shannon Salyer, a senior research scientist for DLIFLC.
Topics discussed on the first day included research that involves community efforts to expand, supplement and revise the Interagency Language Roundtable listening guidelines, Integral approaches to English in the Dutch Military, a Norwegian introduction to Pashto language learning, and computer scoring of speaking proficiency.
The seminar also included briefings from eight nations about attrition reduction topics, Serbian to English language training and testing, Australian military and terminology translation, dynamics between learning and teaching styles in Canada, developing Polish materials for listening exams, "lingvoculturology" from Denmark, and an English language training system in Bosnian.
The idea sharing and collaboration began with an Armenian briefing on the rate of learning and its pedagogical implications followed by briefings about successful speaking and pronunciation activities with language learners and the role of research at DLIFLC.
"This seminar gives DLI staff a unique opportunity to avail themselves to experts from other countries who have similar missions and goals," said Kesten.
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Antiarrhythmic medicines work in various ways to return the heart to its normal rhythm. These medicines stabilize heart rhythm. One way is by decreasing abnormal firing of the heart's electrical system that causes the heart to beat too fast. Another way is by slowing the electrical conduction through abnormal pathways. Some antiarrhythmics also slow the heart rate by reducing the number of impulses that can pass through the atrioventricular (AV) node (amiodarone, sotalol).
Antiarrhythmic medicines are used to change an abnormal heart rhythm to a regular rhythm and to prevent an abnormal heart rhythm.
Antiarrhythmic medicines can effectively control or prevent abnormal heart rhythms.1 There are many different types of antiarrhythmic medicines. You may need to try different medicines to see which one works best for you.
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Antiarrhythmic medicines can cause less serious side effects that may go away after taking the medicine for a while. Call your doctor if these side effects continue or if they bother you a lot.
Call your doctor if you have any side effects from amiodarone. Side effects may include:
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Other side effects of propafenone may include a change in taste, such as metallic taste in your mouth.
Other side effects of sotalol may include a slow heart rate.
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
Antiarrhythmic medicines might interact with many other medicines that you might take. Tell your doctor all of the medicines that you take. Be sure to include nonprescription medicines, vitamins, and natural supplements.
Grapefruit juice can affect some antiarrhythmic medicines such as sotalol. Ask your doctor if your medicine is affected by grapefruit juice and if you need to make any changes to avoid problems. For more information, see Grapefruit Juice and Medicines.
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Citations Drugs for cardiac arrhythmias (2007). Treatment Guidelines From The Medical Letter, 5(58): 51–58.
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Get ready to run with the Garmin® Forerunner 10 GPS running watch. To keep you on pace, this Garmin® running watch lets you know when you've hit a personal best, be it time or distance. Always know where you stand with a watch that keeps distance, speed, pace and calories and connect into a Mac or PC and upload your runs to Garmin Connect™ for free to get an in-depth breakdown and track your run on a map.
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I wear this watch everyday. I love seeing the date and time without having to pull out my phone, and it fits nicely (several notches for size adjustment). The screen seems to be holding up pretty well- it has a few light scratches but they are visibly only under close inspection in light.
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Pirates look to clinch series behind Liriano
Brewers' Burgos will take mound in effort to halt May skid
Francisco Liriano missed the Pirates' first 35 games, made sure his body was in good health and returned throwing a fastball as hard as he has since 2010, when he won a career-high 14 games with the Twins.
"He made himself a popular addition right away," manager Clint Hurdle said.
Liriano, who takes the mound against the Brewers on Thursday, threw 90 pitches over 5 1/3 innings Saturday, holding the Mets to just one run while striking out nine.
Working primarily with off-speed pitches, Liriano induced swings-and-misses on 20 percent of his strikes.
"And he had enough fastball in case they were sitting soft," Hurdle said.
A healthy Liriano, who is guaranteed $1 million this season but has the opportunity to make $13.75 million over the next two years, could do wonders for the Pirates' already-strong starting rotation, which currently includes three left-handers: Liriano, Wandy Rodriguez and Jeff Locke.
"All three are different," Hurdle said. "Well, Wandy and Locke are probably comparable, but I don't see that as being a bad thing. When one goes out and pitches well, the other has something to latch on to. I like the left-handers. I like having three in the rotation. Time will tell, but I'm not sold on switching them up right now. If we need to later, we'll consider it."
There might not be another team playing as poorly as the Brewers have in the month of May.
With a 2-11 record in the month, the Brewers have fallen from 1 1/2 games out of first place to 9 1/2 games out in the National League Central.
Hiram Burgos will take the mound following an outing he called the worst of his career. The 25-year-old right-hander had a 2.86 ERA during his career in Triple-A and looked just as good over his first three appearances in the Majors this season, allowing six earned runs over 18 innings.
Then, in Burgos' last start: 12 runs, 10 earned, over three innings.
"But the good thing about baseball is there is another game tomorrow, and you just have to keep focused," he said. "This is all part of the game, now you have to move on."
Pirates: McCutchen hoping weather changes his fortune
Andrew McCutchen is still waiting for the balls to start falling his way. He went 0-for-3 Wednesday, though he reached base twice and stole two bases, giving him nine steals on the season.
McCutchen, who hit .327 with 31 homers last year, is hitting .260 with five homers in 39 games.
"With the cold and all, balls just haven't been carrying," he said. "Summer's got to be right around the corner, and when it warms up, our bats will too."
Brewers: K-Rod coming back
The Brewers called up Francisco Rodriguez on Wednesday and planned to activate him before Thursday's game.
The 31-year-old threw four scoreless innings with seven strikeouts during Minor League appearances. The Brewers had until Wednesday to call up the veteran closer, or he could have opted out of his contract.
Manager Ron Roenicke said he was not yet sure how Rodriguez would be used, but he expected him to contribute.
"Velocity-wise he's back up to, I don't know if he's quite where he was last year, but he's 90-91," Roenicke said. "The changeup has been good. I saw the outing [Monday night], and he got through the inning OK and then was better on Tuesday morning. So we'll see."
Worth noting
• Roenicke said the team still had confidence in closer John Axford, who coughed up a 3-2 lead Tuesday and has a 9.20 ERA this season. Axford said he has been frustrated but that his body feels good.
• Corey Hart is still a couple of weeks away from going on a rehab assignment.
• Pirates closer Jason Grilli is a perfect 16-for-16 in save chances, while Mark Melancon has a 0.43 ERA and 14 holds in the set-up role.
• Carlos Gomez is 5-for-8 with two home runs off Liriano, his former teammate on the Twins.


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On Tuesday afternoon, eleven members of the Mono County Sheriff Search and Rescue (SAR) Team responded to a report of a possible helicopter crash that turned out to be a false alarm.
Residents in the Old Mammoth area reported the possibility of a helicopter crash in the Mammoth Pass/Mammoth Mountain area. Smoke was thought to have been seen in the direction the helicopter was last seen to have flown, residents said.
After a temporary closure, the Tioga Road in Yosemite National Park closed Wednesday night but is still expected to reopen after the current winter storm, as long as there is little snow accumulation and dangerous winds die down.
The Glacier Point Road is now closed for the season.
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Mammoth High School Principal Gabe Solorio will be out on medical leave beginning Monday, Nov. 21, until sometime in January, school officials confirmed today. Former MHS principal Mike Agnitch will take the reins as the high school's interim principal until Solorio returns.
Solorio became the high schools principal after Agnitch retired in 2009. Solorio was the middle school's principal for several years before becoming the high school principal.
Here's what the district said about the situation in a press release released the morning of Nov. 22:
A new and ambitious culinary program for the Mammoth Lakes Foundation made its first, tentative start last week.
The idea is to establish a top-drawer culinary program that eventually would mesh with Cerro Coso Community College, alongside other cultural entities.
It would serve as a training incubator that could feed, so to speak, the 150 restaurants and eateries in a corridor stretching down the Eastside.
Foundation CEO Evan Russell and consultant Bill Taylor unveiled the plans last week at the Mammoth Lakes Planning Commission meeting.
Mike Schlafmann left the Inyo National Forest this week, and for the outdoors types, it was like a star disappearing from the sky.
Schlaffman, the deputy district ranger who worked on the Inyo for 10 years, is headed for the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest outside of Seattle.
In the words of Mammoth District Ranger Jon Regelbrugge, ŌĆ£Our loss is their gain.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£I was his manager, but I never knew if I was managing him, of it he was managing me,ŌĆØ retired Inyo supervisor Sandy Hogan said of Schlafman.
After a dazzling performance at the 12th Annual Latin Grammy Awards Singer/Songwriter Violeta Martin from Mammoth Lakes will be headlining the official Town of Mammoth Lakes Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, Dec 2, in the Footloose Sports parking lot.┬ĀHot-hot-hot!. ŌĆ"
The Pathfinder is in our midst. Dr. Mike Karch likes to hunt, but in an old-fashiony kind of way. He wears moccasins instead of boots, and take that, CabelaŌĆÖs. ŌĆ"
The City of Los Angeles has mounted a legal challenge to who owns the water rights to Mammoth Creek.
The challenge, which took the Mammoth Community Water District by surprise, was issued about 14 months ago in a letter from the City, said Greg Norby, the director of the Water District.
Norby paraphrased the essence of the letter at the Mammoth Lakes Planning Commission on Wednesday. His remarks came almost at the end of an exhaustive recap of Water District future plans over the next five to 10 years.
To say that his remarks came out of the blue would be an understatement.
A scam comes in many forms, but this one was over the top.
When Mammoth resident Irene Molloy realized Monday that the man who coerced her to send him $10,000 had been calling her ŌĆ£GrandmaŌĆØ instead of ŌĆ£Nana,ŌĆØ she realized sheŌĆÖd been had.
ŌĆ£I was sitting in a chair afterward, trying to regain my thinking, and I remembered,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£He was the only grandchild I had that called me ŌĆśNanaŌĆÖ not ŌĆśGrandma.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
But it was too late. The money, wired to Lima, Peru, where a man claiming to be John Molloy had told her he would go to jail if she didnŌĆÖt send the money, was gone.
While the clock keeps ticking on the judgment payment agreement between the Town of Mammoth and Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition, the disparity seems to be getting bigger. Insiders in the town office are hearing that the MLLA demand now is $42 million, while Mammoth can spare only $24 million. Conductor, does this train stop at Bankruptcy Station? ...
The Mammoth vs. Desert Christian football game was played Nov. 5 was at Lancaster High School. The reason? Desert Christian doesnŌĆÖt have its own football field ŌĆ"
Measure S passed by a wide margin tonight with a 73.76 percent to 26.24 percent ratio, according to preliminary results from the Mono County Elections office.
The vote still has to be certified, but the results of all the voting precincts were in at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday when the county released the results. The measure, an extension of an existing $59/year tax on property owners within the Mammoth Unified School District, needed to pass with a two-thirds majority, which it more than met.
Note to the reader: Colonel Bob Waggoner (USAF Retired) will be the keynote speaker at a Veterans Day event on Friday, Nov. 11, at the Mammoth Lakes Fire Station on Main Street. The celebration begins at 9 a.m. and includes a sponsored pancake breakfast. All Veterans, their families and grateful citizens are welcome to attend.
Another Mammoth man has died this week, and again, the cause of death is unclear.
Just Monday, Mammoth local John Tobacco was found dead in a home in Mammoth. His death is still under investigation. Then, on Wednesday afternoon, another Mammoth man, Alexander Viterbi, was found dead in his Mammoth home.
Here's the latest information from the county sheriff's department:
On the afternoon of Wednesday, Nov. 2, at approximately 4:45, Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Department dispatch received a call regarding an unresponsive male in the Mammoth Lakes area.
The Tioga Road (Highway 120 east of the Crane Flat Gas Station), the Glacier Point Road, and the Mariposa Grove Road in Yosemite National Park will be temporarily closing Thursday, Nov. 3, at 8:00p.m. A winter weather advisory has been issued and will be in effect from 8:00 p.m. Thursday until 8:00 a.m. Friday morning. Up to seven inches of snow is expected above 6,000 feet in elevation.
All roads are expected to be reassessed for opening by midday Friday, Nov. 4.
On the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. 1 at approximately 4:00 p.m., Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Department dispatch received a call regarding the report of an adult female possibly attempting suicide in the Chalfant area.
California Highway Patrol and Chalfant Fire Department were the first agencies to respond to the scene. CHP attempted to make contact with the female inside her residence to find that she had already left the location.


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Coffee Table Fact Sheet
Coffee tables aren't limited to holding coffee cups and oversize books. A popular piece of furniture, the coffee table may be in the living room, den or recreation room, or on the patio: anywhere people using a sofa and chairs may gather and require space to place a beverage or plate. They may hold game boards for spirited competitions or the pieces for a jigsaw puzzle. A coffee table can be a focal point or a demure accessory. This coffee table fact sheet should help you learn more about this versatile piece of furniture.


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The Green Samba – the first viable electric Personal Water Craft
You're looking at the first exclusive images of what we expect to become the Personal Water Craft V 3.0 – it's the Green Samba. It has the same straight line 65 mph performance of the fastest 260 bhp sit-down PWCs, combined with handling and agility far beyond those of a stand-up PWC. The biggest benefit though, is that the Green Samba uses twin direct drive electric propulsion pods (unit pictured bottom left), so it doesn't directly deliver any hydrocarbons, CO2 or NO2 into delicate marine environments. Equally as important as the lack of noxious gases, the Green Samba is also completely silent, removing one of the greatest causes for complaint against PWCs and no doubt offering respite for those creatures with extremely delicate hearing which live on and under the water. A working prototype of the carbon fiber construction Green Samba will be on the water for testing purposes in Q3, 2010. The pictured action shots (bottom center and bottom right) of the Samba are the most recent development of the internal combustion Carbon Samba we first wrote up this time last year.
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Zweisimmen lies in a wide valley floor and is one of the ten villages which constitutes the Gstaad-Saanenland region. The Rinderberg cableway leads up directly from the village centre to the largest section of the "Gstaad Mountain Rides" ski region which makes it the ideal starting point for extended skiing experiences in winter and for walks in summer. In the nearby holiday destination of Gstaad, guests will be able to gain an insight into the world of stars and rising stars who prefer to spend their vacations here.
The rambling paradise around Zweisimmen offers several themed walking trails: there is, for example, the Obersimmental 'home trail' which invites its walkers to marvel at the magnificent Simmental farmhouses. The classic trails here also include a ramble or a mountain bike excursion to the idyllic Seebergsee and onward, towards the Stierenberg. Here, a warm bath in a wooden tub awaits visitors who stay at a mountain lodge. Four vista-rich, high-altitude trails as well as a walking tail leading to Lenk at the head of the Upper Simmental finally round off the available walks around Zweisimmen. As an alternative, visitors can opt for scooter-based fun: riders can choose between two routes on which to coast down from the mountain into the valley on scooters with specially-equipped brakes. Several bicycle and mountain bike routes, including the downhill route on the Rinderberg round off the summer route options.
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Hi everyone, before we were even off the beautiful MSC Divina last week we received the flyer announcing next years Monsters of Rock Cruise, "Poseidon's Revenge". Sailing April 18th, 2015. So far scheduled bands are Europe, ("The Final Countdown"), Night Ranger, Lita Ford, Stryper, KIX, Zebra, Honeymoon Suite, & Keel among others.
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Go to the Monsters of Rock facebook page and post that you want "Y & T" back on board next year!!! Let Larry Morand the Promoter know how much you enjoyed the cruise if you went, Kat, Jamie, Kelly, Frank, SusanRocks, Lorraine, Raiderhog & family, Charger, Lisa, Rikki, Derek, I know I'm forgetting a few of you, sorry, and that you want to book again and want "Y & T" front and center. (You can even suggest some different Ports this time too). Some of us are showing up in the posted photos already or on the souvenir DVD. Spread the word on your own facebook page to those who may not participate on this Forum as well....Think of the music, the sandy beaches and those rum filled drinks. Let's do it!!!
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Town of Madison Police posted an offer of a $5,000 reward hoping to find out who murdered Andrew Nehmer at a convenience store in 1986. Taken July 10, 2013. Kate Golden/Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism / Reader Submitted
Andrew Nehmer may have tried to tell what happened.
The phone in the Open Pantry where the 20-year-old student worked was off the hook. Police speculated that he started to make a call but then realized that he couldn�t speak.
It was April 22, 1986. Just past 4 a.m., a witness saw Nehmer stagger from the store and collapse in the parking lot. Blood pooled around him. He was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead.
An autopsy found that Nehmer died from massive internal bleeding caused by a single knife wound to the neck. He probably died within three or four minutes.
Nehmer was a communications arts major with an interest in film at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The Open Pantry where he worked was nearby, in the town of Madison.
He was remembered as thoughtful, independent, caring. One of his former teachers at Watertown High School told a Madison paper, �He was always concerned about his fellow man, but sometimes that got him in trouble.�
Inside the Open Pantry were signs of a struggle. The safe behind the counter was unlocked and found to be full of money. Dollar bills and change were lying on the floor.
Police had few clues to go on, but one obvious suspect: Donald Ameche Braxton, then 22, who was eventually charged with multiple crimes during this same period in this same area, including several convenience store armed robberies. This included an Open Pantry, though not the one where Nehmer worked.
A habitual cocaine user whose criminal misdeeds began when he was a juvenile, Braxton used a gun in these crimes. He�d terrorize his victims, threatening to �blow your head off.� He stressed to his judge at his sentencing and in a subsequent letter from prison that his crimes did not involve physical violence.
Braxton was convicted of four felonies and sentenced to 25 years in prison. He served 11, followed by 14 years of extended supervision.
Now a resident of Colorado, Braxton, 49, is the subject of renewed attention and could yet be charged with Nehmer�s murder, more than 27 years after it occurred. He has denied involvement in Nehmer�s killing, and passed a lie-detector test.
Town of Madison Detective David Bongiovani, a compact, powerfully built man with decades of law-enforcement experience, has been working on the cold case for the past four years.
It�s an investigation that highlights both the opportunities that new technologies present for solving old crimes and the challenges posed by degraded evidence, vanishing witnesses and fading memories.
�Time never helps anything,� Bongiovani said in a recent interview. �But it�s what I have to deal with.�
A key suspect
Bongiovani was hired by the town in 2008, after logging 25 years with the Dane County Sheriff�s Office. He has worked exclusively on the Nehmer case and the town�s only other unsolved murder, the 1992 beating death of a 32-year-old man, with support from two cold case agents with the state Department of Justice.
�It�s hard to stay glued to something for this long,� Bongiovani conceded.
The case consumes his attention, sometimes even in his sleep. He keeps a notepad by his bed, to jot down ideas that occur to him. But Bongiovani, who has himself lost a child (his 17-year-old daughter died while driving drunk in 2007), knows he is not the only one who can�t forget.
�I�m not doing this for the DA�s office,� he said. �I�m not doing this for the town of Madison. I�m doing it for the Nehmer family, because they are entitled to some closure.�
Nehmer�s mother, stepfather and brother attended an April 10 press conference at the town of Madison police department, but asked not to be interviewed. The event was called to announce that Open Pantry was offering a $5,000 reward for information that could help solve the case. It�s the same amount the company, then under different ownership, offered in 1986.
�We firmly believe there are people in or near this community who can help us solve this case,� Police Chief Scott Gregory stated. Added Bongiovani, �We don�t need a whole lot more.�
The pair confirmed that Braxton was a key suspect. This was not something they had intended to reveal, but the Wisconsin State Journal obtained the search warrant used to compel Braxton to provide DNA samples two years before.
�Therein lies more information than I really wanted out there.� Bongiovani said.
The search warrant listed the robberies Braxton was charged with in 1986, including several in which he wore a bandana to cover his face. It revealed that a red bandana had been recovered from the Open Pantry murder scene.
In 1996, the search warrant revealed, there had been another major break in the case. A woman named Charmaine Smith came forward to report that she had been present at an apartment on the morning of Nehmer�s murder when Braxton arrived with blood on his shirt and money to buy cocaine, including a $2 bill.
At the time of the robbery, Open Pantry told police that the cash register contained a $2 bill as �bait money� � bills used to aid the tracing of stolen currency.
'Violent and prolific'
Det. Bongiovani knows well that DNA can be both a blessing and a curse.
It provides a new tool for exploring old cases, but it also can create unrealistic expectations. Juries and sometimes even prosecutors expect that DNA will seal the deal. Sometimes, it does. Sometimes it can�t.
The DNA sample from Braxton was obtained in Colorado on April 18, 2011, the day before his extended supervision expired. Testing by the Wisconsin Crime Laboratory Bureau subsequently concluded that Braxton could not be excluded as the source of DNA found on the red bandana recovered from the scene of Nehmer�s murder.
But there was not enough DNA for a definitive match. Bongiovani confirmed that the Crime Lab was able to quantify the likelihood that Braxton was the source of the bandana DNA but declined to disclose this: �That�s what a trial is for.�
Braxton was identified as a suspect in Nehmer�s murder at his sentencing hearing in February 1987. His prosecutor, Dane County Assistant District Attorney John Burr, told the court that four of Braxton�s fellow jail inmates had come forward to report that he �took responsibility for one of the unsolved killings in Madison.�
Burr, who retired in 2006, remembers Braxton as an especially bad egg.
�He was one of our more violent and prolific individuals back in those days,� Burr said. �You didn�t see many guys who got charged with robbery, armed robbery and burglary all at the same time.�
But Bill Foust, Braxton�s former criminal defense attorney, said he never thought his client, known by his middle name, killed Nehmer.
�It wasn�t the way he committed his armed robberies,� said Foust, now chief judge for a multi-county judicial district. �Ameche used a gun. He never used a knife.�
Moreover, Braxton passed a polygraph test conducted in 1987 by a respected practitioner. This included his denials that he stabbed the Open Pantry clerk or was present when this happened.
Bongiovani puts little stock in Foust�s assessment, saying �desperate� criminals in the throes of drug addiction don�t always stick to familiar patterns. He also dismisses Foust�s belief in Braxton�s noninvolvement, saying �Defense attorneys sleep at night believing in clients.�
As for the polygraph test, Bongiovani tracked down the practitioner, since retired, and asked if he still had the raw results, so someone else could take a look. But by this time, these records were gone.
Braxton, released from prison in early 1997, has not had any further arrests. He has a steady job in Colorado. He did not respond to an interview request letter sent to his home.
Jessa Nicholson, Braxton�s attorney, said the defense has hired a private investigator to explore �other theories� of the crime and seek exculpatory witnesses. She noted that her side faced the same limitations as the prosecution.
�When you�re dealing with something that happened years ago,� Nicholson said, �much of the best information is gone.�
The end is near?
Over the past four years, Bongiovani and the two cold case detectives from the Department of Justice�s Division of Criminal Investigation have worked to build a case where others have failed.
Hundreds of pages of reports have been gathered, many from archaic systems. Bongiovani traveled to Green Bay in 2009 to present information and cull suggestions from a cold case review team run by the Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators. Dozens of tips, large and small, have been tracked down.
And, Bongiovani said, �We�ve re-interviewed probably every witness in this case.�
Some have wanted to cooperate.
�Believe it or not, they�ve come forward because they thought it was the right thing to do,� Bongiovani said.
It�s something he�s seen before in his long career: �Even people who commit armed robberies and burglaries and sexual assaults, a lot of them will draw the line at murder.�
At one point, Bongiovani described the Nehmer case as being �near what you think is the end.� He�s now preparing reports on his past several months of work to submit to the Dane County District Attorney�s Office. He said this will give the office more evidence than before, when it felt there wasn�t enough.
After 27 years, the story of what happened to Andrew Nehmer may finally be told.
This story was produced in collaboration with Gannett Wisconsin Media. The nonprofit Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism (www.WisconsinWatch.org) also collaborates with Wisconsin Public Radio, Wisconsin Public Television, other news media and the UW-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication. All works created, published, posted or disseminated by the Center do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of UW-Madison or any of its affiliates.


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Space elevators. Internet-enabled contact lenses. Cars that fly by floating on magnetic fields. This is the stuff of science fiction—it's also daily life in the year 2100.
Renowned theoretical physicist Michio Kaku details the developments in computer technology, artificial intelligence, medicine, space travel, and more, that are poised to happen over the next hundred years. He also considers how these inventions will affect the world economy, addressing the key questions: Who will have jobs? Which nations will prosper? Kaku interviews three hundred of the world's top scientists—working in their labs on astonishing prototypes. He also takes into account the rigorous scientific principles that regulate how quickly, how safely, and how far technologies can advance. In Physics of the Future, Kaku forecasts a century of earthshaking advances in technology that could make even the last centuries' leaps and bounds seem insignificant.
Excerpted from Physics of the Future by Michio Kaku. Copyright © 2012 by Michio Kaku. Excerpted by permission of Anchor, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
MICHIO KAKU is a professor of physics at the City University of New York, cofounder of string field theory, and the author of several widely acclaimed science books, including Hyperspace, Beyond Einstein, Physics of the Impossible, and Physics of the Future. He is the science correspondent for CBS's This Morning and host of the radio programs Science Fantastic and Explorations in Science.


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Word comes from Exhaust and Frustrated. Exhausterated is a state in which a person becomes frustrated from being so overly tired, strung out, burned out, and/or mentally worn out.
I am so exhausterated today. I was awake until 5 a.m. and I had to wake up at 7 a.m. for work.
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