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It seems like Linux runs on just about everything these days from phones to televisions, and as my August 2010 column shows, it even can power a refrigerator. In fact, I bet many Linux users have become a bit jaded about it and almost expect electronics to have Linux under the hood—I know I have. Even so, I found myself surprised and intrigued when I heard about a pico projector sold by Chinavasion that runs Linux (www.chinavasion.com/product_info.php/pName/mini-projector-with-wifi-wireless-remote). Once I read the specs and discovered it had built-in wireless networking, an SD card slot and supported USB host mode, I started daydreaming about all the possibilities. Sure, you could use the projector for its intended purpose—playing media files—but imagine if you could access the Linux user space underneath. I knew I had to get one, and I had to try to hack into it. Read on for my review of the device and a chronicle of my adventures with it so far.
In a sense, this article is two reviews. First, I review the product as it's sold, then I discuss what I found when I looked under the hood. Chinavasion was kind enough to send me a review unit and was even open to my hacking on it, as long as I made it clear that taking it apart or messing around under the hood would void the warranty. At the time of this writing, the projector costs $235 and includes the projector itself, an IR remote control, a small IR keyboard, the power cable and adapter to US outlets, a tripod and an RCA cable. The projector itself has the following specs as listed from the product page:
Dimensions: 137mm x 77mm x 23mm
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I have to say, I'm still new enough to pico projectors that I'm amazed they have been able to fit a projector into such a small space (Figure 1). I mean, I can fit this projector in my back pocket, and it's about the size of a pack of cards only longer. However, that small size comes at a price—brightness. Where your average full-size projector might sport more than 2,000 lumens, this projector sits at a fraction of that with 10 lumens. That means you will want to use this in a rather dark room, preferably at night. Also, although the Web site lists the projector as supporting up to a 70-inch projection size, you'll find better results the closer the projector is to the surface.
The first thing you notice when you power on the projector isn't the brightness—it's the sound. No, that's not a jet engine—it's the fan. It turns out that the LED lamp gets quite hot, and as any overclocker knows, when you want to cool a computer quietly, you want a large fan so the blades can spin at a lower RPM. When you have a small space and must use a small fan, you have to resort to very high RPMs to pull enough cool air through the system. It really sounds a lot like the fans you'll find in many 1U servers. Even with the fan, you'll notice after the projector has been on for a while, the metal surface gets quite hot. Apparently this is expected, but I still wouldn't put this projector on a bed or your lap. Luckily, the speaker is loud enough to drown out most of the fan noise. I personally find the sound of fans soothing (I spent many years sleeping near a full-size desktop with fans running 24x7), but I imagine the fan noise will bother some people.
The projector has a simple interface that you can navigate either with buttons on the device itself or through the included IR remote control or keyboard (Figure 2). Basically, you move left and right through the different operating modes and press Enter to select a particular mode. The device I received included modes to play videos and music, display photos, do limited video and music streaming, and had a calendar and a weather app. I have to say that the interface itself isn't impressive or flashy at all—it's just a few icons and simple menus to get you to the media you want to play.
Kyle Rankin is a director of engineering operations in the San Francisco Bay Area, the author of a number of books including DevOps Troubleshooting and The Official Ubuntu Server Book, and is a columnist for Linux Journal.
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By Matthew Chapman, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 31 October 2012 12:54PM
Xbox has replicated the universe from its 'Halo 4' game by transforming major Liechtenstein landmarks including the 13th century Gutenberg Castle and a working mine.
Halo fans from 16 different countries including the UK were given the chance to take part in a theatrical experience when they travelled to a Halo 'war zone', complete with pyrotechnic explosions and cinematic sound effects and sets.
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Content from the experience will be seeded on social media channels including Facebook and YouTube. PR agency JCPR co-ordinated the journalists invited to the event.
Chris Lewis, vice-president of Microsoft EMEA's interactive entertainment business, said: "From the world's first-ever red-carpet premieres for a video game, to sending a man strapped to a jet-pack 50-foot above London's iconic skyline, 'Halo' launches have continually broken the mould and we are back with a colossal bang for 'Halo 4', transforming a country on the biggest scale imaginable.
Microsoft has already launched a trailer for the game, which was produced by film director David Fincher, the director of 'Fight Club', ahead of its launch on 6 November.
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Decade Of Efforts In Stroke Documented In New Report
The American Stroke Association and other organizations have spent the last decade changing the care delivery system for stroke in the United States. Now the focus must include greater emphasis on prevention and recovery, according to a special report published in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.
The report, "Translating Evidence into Practice: A decade of efforts by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association to reduce death and disability from stroke," documents the organization's essential contributions "" successes and missteps "" since its creation in 1998.
"The American Stroke Association and its many partners spent the last decade methodically, thoughtfully and effectively changing the care delivery system for stroke in this country. The efforts outlined in this document should be considered a case study in system change. There is, though, much more to do," according to the report, written by Lee H. Schwamm, M.D., Pierre Fayad, M.D., and others. Among the successes noted, The American Stroke Association:
* has funded more stroke-related research than any other non-industry organization except the federal government;
* developed the first scientific journal focused exclusively on stroke "" Stroke;
* helped the Joint Commission develop the Primary Stroke Centers certification program;
* created Get With the Guidelines®-Stroke "" an in hospital quality improvement program "" and drove the harmonization efforts for quality improvement measures with other agencies;
* developed Power To End Stroke, a stroke education campaign for African Americans and supported other cause initiatives associated with raising awareness on stroke related risk factors;
* developed programs to increase EMS education and training; and
* advocated successfully for increased stroke reimbursement from Medicare and Medicaid.
Additionally, the association recently launched Target: Stroke, an initiative aimed at helping providers with information and tools to improve the door-to-needle time for giving clot-busting drugs to appropriate stroke patients.
A major focus of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association over the next decade articulated in the organization's 2020 goal will be on improving cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20 percent, while reducing deaths from cardiovascular disease by 20 percent.
The report serves to highlight some activities that the association thinks will be important to further improving care for stroke patients during the next decade. The report is also intended to serve as a blueprint for other nonprofit organizations to help reshape public healthcare and improve health outcomes.
"Modest alterations in health behaviors can have a substantial effect on stroke risk," according to the report. "The focus for the next decade will be to shift individuals and communities to states of ideal cardiovascular health, which will translate into fewer strokes."
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President Obama officially welcomed home the troops serving in Iraq on Wednesday in a rousing speech to Marines at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
It should have been a unifying day, but of course anything Obama accomplishes is greeted with disdain by the loyal opposition.
Support the troops, not the commander-in-chief. Right wing-nuts chortled the golden oldie that the president, being a Democrat, did the "cut and run" in Iraq.
You know, the war Obama didn't start. You know, the war mess he cleaned up for Laurel and Hardy.
And there was no Mission: Accomplished banner behind Obama when he saluted our fighting men and women.
Don't look to Fox News to celebrate this day. Sean Hannity presented his Top Ten list of most important news stories of 2011. Guess what major news story didn't make the cut? You got it, the killing of Osama bin Laden.
Hannity's logic (which is a contradiction in terms): Oh, that. Well, if it wasn't for Bush and Cheney torturing Muslims, Obama wouldn't have been able to take false credit. So Abbott and Costello, who were out of power for two years, get the credit for the kill. So, therefore, in Hannity's empty head, zapping bin Laden can't count because it really happened when Martin and Lewis were in power.
To quote Sean Connery's character in "The Untouchables": "Thus endeth the history lesson."
The disasterous duo of Bush and Cheney will go down in history for getting America in a war we had no reason to fight.
Bush and Cheney are to blame for 4,500 American deaths and 30,000 wounded patriots.
They are not exactly war criminals, but what they ordered was criminal.
Barack Obama essentially became president because he was on the right side of being against the war in Iraq from the outset.
Used to be that was considered to be un-American. You know, if you don't support Bush and Cheney's war- mongering, the terrorists will win.
But Obama did them better by getting the mass murderer who was really responsible for 9-11. You know, the terrorist Bert and Ernie let escape so they could keep him in their rhetoric that was translated to perfection on Fox News as fear-mongering.
It took a vindictive and misguided president to get us into the Iraq mess because his Daddy the president didn't finish the job of getting Saddam, which junior believed cost papa re-election.
It took a man of unquestionable patriotism, who not only got the real mass murderer responsible for attacking our soil, but finally brought closure to that diversion war of George WMD Bush and Deadeye Dick Cheney.
It was Obama who brought the troops home in time for the holidays.
Hoorah!, Mr. President.
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The opinions in the daily editorial are formulated by 15 voting members of the board, who, as an independent group, are explicitly prohibited for writing or editing for other daily or weekly sections. Three ex-officio non-voting members serve in an advisory capacity based on other positions they hold in The Chronicle.
The members of the editorial board have diverse interests and a depth of knowledge about the University and the local community. The editorials are anonymously written by one voting member present at the meeting.
In an effort to be transparent, names and biographies of the members formulating the opinion, as well as non-voting members, are posted below.
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Tiffany Lieu, Editorial Board Chair. Tiffany is a Trinity senior from Seattle, Washington, studying history, english and political science. She is a Baldwin Scholar, a Resident Assistant and works as an Undergraduate Writing Tutor. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and going on exploratory runs through Durham.
Reem Alfahad, Editorial Board Member. Reem is a senior from Kuwait City. She studies Public Policy, Cultural Anthropology, and Ethics. Along with the Editorial Board, Reem is part of the Baldwin Scholars program, the First Year Advisory Counselor Board, and Dukes and Duchesses. She loves long dinners, spending time in coffee shops, and salsa dancing.
Will Carroll, Editorial Board Member. Will is a sophomore from San Francisco, California. He has yet to declare his major but counts East Asian Studies, Economics, and Public Policy as part of his academic interests. He has been part of the Editorial Board since 2013.
Emily Feng, Editorial Board Member. Emily is a senior majoring in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and Public Policy, with a minor in English. At Duke, she is president of the Duke East Asia Nexus, an East Asia studies student organization and a frequent writer for a variety of publications. She enjoys long distance running and a good story.
Wilson Fisher, Editorial Board Member. Wilson is a Trinity senior from Mountain Brook, Alabama. He is majoring in biology and pursuing a minor in classical civilizations. Wilson is also a member of the men's varsity soccer team.
Jonathan Hill-Rorie, Editorial Board Member. Jonathan is a Trinity Senior from High Point, NC majoring in Evolutionary Anthropology, with a minor in Cultural Anthropology. He is involved primarily in the Center for Race Relations and NAACP. His interests include Marvel Comics, music, and social justice. He is also a Gates Millennium Scholar and Cardea Fellow.
Leonard Giarrano, Editorial Board Member. Leonard, a Trinity sophomore, was born in New York City and raised in Sarasota, Florida. He intends to major in computer science with a minor in philosophy. Besides the board, Leonard is involved with campus foreign policy organizations and is a Resident Assistant on East Campus. He enjoys reading philosophy, playing Tetris, and introducing his friends to board games.
Kristen Larson, Editorial Board Member. Kristen is a Trinity sophomore.
Eliza Moreno, Editorial Board Member. Eliza is a first-year Trinity student from Los Angeles, California. She has a strong interest in Global Health and environmental issues. She is involved with the Undergraduate Admissions Student Digital Media Team, an apprentice at the Women's Center and a member of Mi Gente. In her spare time, she enjoys filming, volunteering around the area and bike riding to explore coffee shops and restaurants.
Brenda Onyango, Editorial Board Member. Brenda is a Trinity junior who lives in Marietta, Georgia and is majoring in Evolutionary Anthropology and minoring in Global Health. Brenda is a member of Future is Now, a mentoring program for young girls, and is a dancer in Nakisai ADE. Brenda is also a member of Duke's NAACP chapter.
Aron Rimanyi, Editorial Board Member. Aron is a Trinity freshman and A.B. Duke Scholar originally from Budapest, Hungary. He is considering majoring in political science, and is involved in several campus organizations focusing on politics and foreign policy. He enjoys learning French, traveling and reading the New York Times.
Wills Rooney, Editorial Board Member. Wills is a Trinity junior from Darien, CT, pursuing an interdepartmental major in economics and philosophy with a minor in Spanish. He is a member of the Varsity Cross Country and Track teams, a director of theological study at the Duke Catholic Center, a brother in Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, and, at home, a volunteer firefighter. In his free time, Wills can be found playing golf, enjoying a great meal, or watching sports.
Samuel Slezek, Editorial Board Member. Samuel is a Trinity junior.
Stanley Yuan, Editorial Board Member. Stanley is a junior majoring in Electrical Computer Engineering and Computer Science. At Duke, he has been involved in the Women's Center, Common Ground, and Peer for You. In addition, he is an active member of his living group, Ubuntu. During his free time, he enjoys playing basketball and reading ESPN.
Jonathan Zhao, Editorial Board Member. John is a junior from New Jersey majoring in economics and philosophy with a minor in political science. He is involved with the Duke Political Union and the club lacrosse team. He is most likely found either in Wilson or Perkins.
Michelle Menchaca, ex-officio non-voting member. Michelle is a Trinity junior from Sarasota, Fla. studying public policy and is The Chronicle's Editorial Page Editor for Spring 2015. She is a member of the Delta Gamma sorority and a fan of all things related to cats.
Danielle Muoio, ex-officio non-voting member. Danielle is a Trinity senior from Roslyn Harbor, N.Y., double majoring in English and History and was Editor of The Chronicle as a junior. When she is not editing articles in 301 Flowers, Danielle enjoys exploring the Durham food scene and philosophizing with interesting people.
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Gemini is just the latest move by an options exchange to increase their market share. While overall industry growth has leveled off in recent years, the competition for flow has never been more intense. The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) continues to hold the largest market shares (thanks in large part to their exclusive listing of popular CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) and (SPX) index products). ISE, PHLX, ARCA and AMEX are among the bigger players as well. New OCC clearing procedures designed to curb the dividend-related call volume will go into effect later this year, with PHLX likely to suffer unless they can attract some replacement flow.
The drive for market share and innovation can be a double-edged sword for end-user investors in the options market today. On one hand, new tools can improve pricing and execution. At the same time, the added complexity and fragmentation creates expensive challenges to participants, particularly at the large-size institutional end of the market. Efficiency has reduced the number of liquidity providers in the options market, and the proliferation of exchanges means the remaining market-makers must post their liquidity in disconnected 'pools' - now counting 12. Thanks to routers that allow investors to "sweep" orders across multiple exchanges, the fragmentation typically isn't a problem for retail traders. However, when large 'whale' trades surface, or during periods of heightened volatility, the absence of a few deep liquidity pools can become an issue.
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prepare for desert conditions
Luggage and bags: Look into one of the new mesh backpacks if planning a backcountry trip. We didn't do one but can imagine carrying a wet backpack (and all the extra weight) for miles wouldn't be much fun.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Sturdy boots are needed for the tricky terrain and to protect ankles but water sandals are handy for crossing wet patches in the slot canyons. Sun hat and sunglasses are essential. Long sleeves help protect you from the sun's harsh rays.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunscreen should be applied often.
Photo Equipment: A wide angle for atmospheric Wave shots and good zoom for wildlife. How close to a snake do you want to get? A tripod for canyon photography due to low light. I forgot mine BOTH times and regretted it.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: A tent is worth its weight in gold. Camping at White House is one joy in life you should not miss. Warm bags, it gets cold at night. A big water container is a must as there is no running water at the campgrounds.
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Be prepared for the wilderness
Luggage and bags: No hotels, no lodges are in the monument. If you're going to camp, come prepared with as little as you need. Canyons are narrow. Plan to base camp and then explore with a small day pack carrying food, water, first aid, and/or rain gear.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Actually, go prepared for sunny and hot. It it rains! Stay out of the canyons. Did you hear that?? Flash floods can come down off the Henry Mountains and you've not seen a raindrop in days nor a cloud in the sky. Watch the horizons, read the weather reports before you go.
Good Hiking shoes/boots. Shorts and short sleeves work with sunscreen. Wear a hat.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Overnight in the monument? Take everything. A shovel is necessary to bury waste. Toilet paper, etch. Nearest medical help may be only 10 miles, but it's likely to be 1-2 hours away.
Photo Equipment: Great photographic opportunities. Any size camera will do. Cell phone cameras? only if it's descent and you have lots of room in you memory.
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By: Beth McDonough
There's an emotional, yet cautious, homecoming for a toddler who nearly died when he plummeted from a high rise apartment complex in Minneapolis on Mother's Day.
Incredibly, the boy is now home from the hospital, and his family is calling for safety improvements.
Fifteen-month-old Musa Dayib is now better known to the rest of us as the Miracle Baby.
"We believe angels catch him and reduce his risk," his grandmother, Aisha Said, said.
When his health improved enough, doctors let Musa finish healing at home. He still wears a body brace and casts on his tender arms for protection.
"I was afraid to bring him home," father Gulad Ahmed said. That's after a frightening 11-story fall from the balcony of their apartment.
It's an accident doctors insist would be fatal for adults. Yet, because of his young age and landing on a soft spot covered in mulch, Musa's injuries were serious, but he survived.
"No other kid deserves what happened to my kid, and I hope the owner of these buildings changes the lock on the railing," Ahemd said.
Right now, a piece of wood -- 2 by 4 inches wide and cut to fit into a groove of the sliding door -- is all that's keeping the entrance to the balcony sealed shut. Musa's father says that's not childproof.
Half the units in Riverside Plaza have balconies. Sherman Associates owns the building and promised improvements earlier this month. "We're looking for more permanent locks," George Sherman said, adding they are looking to add security latches or replace the railing.
Musa somehow slipped through. "It was devastating, plus a miracle," said Ahmed.
The Minneapolis city inspector says the building is to up code and has no history of violations.


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Fairfax, Virginia - NRANews continues their look at the NRA National Firearms Museum's soon to be displayed Theodore Roosevelt collection this week with a Winchester. An 1886 Winchester rifle to be exact. One owned, and used, by Roosevelt before, during and after his presidency. And this was a man who liked his Winchesters
"The Winchester stocked and sighted to suit myself is by all odds the best weapon I ever had, and I now use it almost exclusively ... ." — Theodore Roosevelt, Hunting Trips of a Ranchman
According to Senior Curator Phil Schreier, this Winchester comes with more than just the usual bells and whistles ... a routine request for Mr. Theodore. Everything from the Monte Carlo cheek piece to the pistol grip, flat metal buttstock along with the incredible bluing was more than what the average customer received.
Now some might take a look at this rifle and think there's no way President Roosevelt used that rifle — it looks to shiny and new. There's a reason for that — he kept sending it back.
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Colombia troops kill 22 rebels in pre-vote offensive
BOGOTA, Colombia (Reuters) – Colombian troops killed 22
Marxist rebels on Saturday in an offensive aimed at preventing
guerrilla attacks during campaigning for the May presidential
election, the army said.
The army killed 14 members of the country's largest rebel
group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, which is
known by its Spanish initials FARC, and 8 members of the
National Liberation Army, or ELN, army spokesmen said.
The fighting took place in six different regions of
Colombia as part of an armed forces offensive aimed at
weakening rebels ahead of the May 28 presidential election,
they said.
President Alvaro Uribe, a close U.S. ally, is on course to
win 64 percent of the vote in his bid for a second term, thanks
largely to his tough policies against the rebels, according to
a recent poll.
Violence related to the country's four-decade-old war has
fallen sharply since Uribe won his first four-year term in 2002
and put the military on the offensive, although the armed
forces say there are still more than armed 20,000 Marxist
rebels, mainly in the countryside.
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Well, he clearly owns the copyright on the photographs, so if anyone wants to contest that they are SOL. The privacy concern is legitimate if and only if the pictures were taken in an area where there was an expectation of privacy. A sporting event with people in the stands cheering certainly doesn't seem like a private event...
I don't know...This seems like some kind of alternate reality setup for the Venom creation story. *I'm* not wearing anything woven from this stuff is all I'm saying.
I always suspected that automakers were amateurs. Real engineers use CMake.
Why is this tagged Cod Equality? I mean, I'm all for fish rights, but that's just sil...heh.
All I'm wondering is whether there has ever been a single quote in the codename before? Virtually guaranteed to break someone's build system...
Out of curiosity, how many crew members do you think died in the first 100 or so trans-Atlantic sailing boats? I'd wager it was a hell of a lot more than 1 in 60.
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I wish more people understood this. There are plenty of ways during a support contact to show me you are an exception to the norm, but telling me you are the exception just makes you less exceptional.
AKA: Show me don't tell me.
It doesn't matter how much money you spend here, by staying only here you are committing the species to a single point of failure. Fault tolerant design requires the elimination of single point failure architecture, particularly if the detection and correction of the failing element is difficult or impossible prior to failure.
We are pretty bad at detecting dangerously large rocks flying directly at our faces. Said dangerously large rocks have the potential to kill every one of us in one event. There is no safe mitigation, there is no localized preparation that can eliminate the risk. Parallelism is the only idea that provides the proper redundancy. Extra-solar would be better, but we can't reasonably achieve that yet. We also might not be capable of colonizing Mars yet, but we should all get behind the fact that we really need to.
We engineer so we draw things out write out UML or some type of logic flow then get to coding.
I personally build little modules then add on higher functional work loads until I have a finished product...
Son, you are adorable! So cute with your UML diagrams, logic flows, little modules, thinking, and all that. In the real world of startups and Minimum Viable Products, we just code whatever comes in our minds before dinner and ship it.
I wish to live in a world where this is funny, because right now it's a little too on point.
I switched to a Note 2 from my old iPhone 3GS, because I wanted more screen real estate, and it was a huge adjustment. Took me about a month to get used to the size (mow the 3GS seems laughable). After almost two years I'm still not OK with Android, but it was worth the annoyance for the larger size. I'd give it a little time...particularly give it long enough to determine if you actually need your tablet any more. I certainly didn't.
Well, software development is about many stakeholders. You, as the developer, are one of those stakeholders. Yes, the customer has a set of requirements, but you have a set of requirements as well. You make technical decisions every day based on those requirements whether you have explicitly enumerated them or not.
My read on this is that it's a set of governing principles for making implementation decisions about how you write code. As such any one of these guiding principles can be set aside to accomplish specific requirements they might conflict with, but where they don't conflict they should guide decision making.
From that perspective I guess they are helpful, if kind of obvious, guidelines. They seem kind of asymmetric though..."use message passing" is a pretty specific choice, where "elastic" is vague to the point of uselessness. On the whole I guess this seems like someone who really likes message passing and is tired of trying to justify the extra overhead every single time it comes up.
Yeah, hacking. You know, that thing you do to underbrush with a machete. And about that subtle from the sounds of it.
Scott Adams predicted this many years ago, and I still agree with his analysis.
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Banff National Park, Alberta (January 4, 2013) – Grab your skis, skates and scarves, SnowDays is back!
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Mt. Norquay Opens for Skiing October 25 - First Resort to Open in Canada
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Canada's Hiking Capital to Host $25,000 Banff National Park Big Mountain Challenge
Banff National Park, Alberta (June 11, 2012) – Imagine reaching some of the most iconic and breathtaking summits in Banff National Park, surrounded by glacier-clad peaks, deep forested valleys and turquoise alpine lakes. Three summits in seven days may be a tall order and a dream trip for most - yet this dream will become reality later this summer when a winner and companion will take on the challenge of earning up to $25,000 for their favourite charity.
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It's time to once again celebrate the world of epicurean and spirituous pleasures during a festive weekend in Banff National Park.
Recognized by TripAdvisor's 2011 Traveler's Choice Awards as one of Canada's top 10 food and wine destinations, Banff will play host to the fifth-annual Rocky Mountain Wine & Food Festival May 4 – 5, 2012.
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New Cycling Event Announced for Banff National Park, Alberta
Banff, AB: GranFondo Canada, producers of epic participation cycling events, has announced the introduction of RBC GranFondo Banff which will take place later this year on Saturday, August 25th. Starting and finishing in the beautiful mountain town of Banff, the 142 km route will take cyclists into the heart of the Rockies to experience the awe-inspiring nature of Banff National Park and discover its tradition of mountain adventure.
Perfect Powder Piles Up in Banff National Park
With over a metre of new snow blanketing Banff National Park, all three of the park's world-class ski resorts are experiencing truly exceptional conditions.Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village and Lake Louise ski resorts are all heralding the massive snowfall as the perfect start to a great spring ski season in Canada's flagship national park.
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For the next three weeks Canadians from coast to coast will have the chance to turn a dream into reality for a group of students. Public voting for "Canada's Coolest School Trip" opened today with organizers of the contest expecting to generate thousands of votes in the first 24 hours.
Banff National Park Celebrates Winter with New 'SnowDays' Festival
Banff National Park, Alberta (January 5, 2011) – We're waxing our skis, sharpening our skates and polishing our pucks as Banff National Park's month-long celebration of winter is set to begin with a flurry of activities during the first-annual 'SnowDays' festival.
First Annual 'Bon Appétit Banff' Celebrates Finest of Rocky Mountain Cuisine
Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada (November 15, 2011) – The town of Banff and hamlet of Lake Louise are celebrating the culinary triumphs of their local restaurants with a new ten-day festival that offers visitors and diners a chance to sample the destination's finest foods at discounted prices.
TripAdvisor Rates Banff Amongst Canada's Top Food & Wine Destinations
Banff residents have long known that they live in a gastronomical paradise, but that fact has now been confirmed by TripAdvisor, the world's largest travel website, with its announcement that Banff is amongst Canada's top ten food & wine destinations.
Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra Returns to the Mountains
Banff, Alberta, Canada (September 13, 2011) – Fans of The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra's Mozart on the Mountain performances can rejoice once again as the glorious sounds of classical music return to the Rocky Mountains on September 17 in Banff's spectacular new, outdoor Shaw Amphitheatre.
Banff Celebrates Successful Winter Games Bid
Banff, Alberta, Canada (September 7, 2011) - The Town of Banff and Banff National Park are celebrating the awarding of Alberta's 2014 Winter Games to the Bow Valley and inviting all Albertans to come to the iconic mountain park and UNESCO World Heritage Site to join in the excitement of the games.
Top Triathletes Set to Compete in Banff National Park
Banff National Park will once again play host to the Subaru Banff International Triathlon on September 10, 2011. Quickly becoming known to triathletes as one of the most scenically beautiful races in the world, this year's event is expected to attract hundreds of participants from around the globe.
Banff Charts Course for Destination Competitiveness
A report on destination competitiveness has been released by industry leaders and stakeholders from across all tourism sectors within Banff National Park. In January 2011, in partnership with the Town of Banff and Parks Canada, Banff Lake Louise Tourism initiated a bold new initiative seeking innovative ways to enhance competitiveness of the destination's primary industry - tourism. A Competiveness Initiative Panel was established to understand current tourism trends and how the destination can be better positioned for future sustainability. Most importantly, the goal was to gain unity in building community engagement while executing short, medium and long-term planning.
Myth Meets Momentum in Banff National Park
Lake Minnewanka, also known as 'Lake of the Evil Water Spirit', will again play host to the 4th Annual Banff National Park Dragon Boat Festival. This local First Nations moniker refers to a mythical 'half-human, half-creature' who was believed to prey upon unsuspecting boaters who dared to ply the waters of the lake. On August 13th & 14th, nearly 500 'full' humans will defy the myth, applying furious momentum to power their spiritually inspired dragon boats across the same waters just outside of the town of Banff.
Banff's Heritage Comes Alive at Banff Culture Days
Banff National Park will add to a slate of centennial festivities by celebrating its unique mountain heritage during the fifth annual Banff Culture Days. Parks Canada marks its 100th anniversary this year, and for well over a century, Banff National Park has been a source of inspiration for First Nations people, explorers, naturalists, artists, performers, and photographers alike. Their contributions to the park's legacy will be highlighted throughout this three-day event.
Banff Culture Days takes place Friday through Sunday, August 5-7, providing a special opportunity for visitors and residents to experience Banff's most interesting historic and cultural attractions. This year's event includes the Banff Culture Walk, Stoney Nakoda Family Camp, and Doors Open Banff, among many others.
Canadian Tourism Commission launches 'Signature Experiences Collection'
Banff, Alberta, Canada (July 11, 2011) – The Honourable Maxime Bernier, Minister of State (Small Business and Tourism) presided over the unveiling of the Canadian Tourism Commission's newest marketing program which encapsulates Canada's signature experiences for consumers and the travel trade.
Awesome Aussies wanted for Extraordinary Adventure in Banff
Banff, Canada – June 22, 2011 – Two lucky Australians will be winging their way to Banff, Canada, this November for an extraordinary Winter Wonderland adventure and a one-of-a-kind modeling gig. Whilst enjoying two weeks in Banff National Park, the winning pair will also be featured in the Paddy Pallin Winter 2012 catalogue.
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