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4 Bedrooms, 3 1/2 Full Baths, Sleeps 10
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Lookout Mountain Chalet is your dream vacation home. With amazing views of the mountain range and amenities galore, it's the perfect place to call your home away from home while on vacation. The chalet boasts four bedrooms, three 1/2 full baths, a five person hot tub, dry sauna, steam shower, Jacuzzi, outdoor living space, charcoal grill, outdoor fire pit, fire place, state of the art kitchen and much more. It has everything you and your travel companions will need to truly relax. The location of the chalet is paramount, its close to skiing, hiking, mountain bike trails, water sports, shopping, dining, attractions, and so much more. You will never run out of things to do while on vacation at this home. Whether your coming for a quick weekend or an extended stay, Lookout Mountain Chalet will keep you relaxed and ready for your daily adventures.
Lookout Mountain Chalet has four bedrooms each with king sized beds. The upper level bedroom is a large master bedroom with plenty of closet space and a work area. With a privacy window that overlooks the mountain range, outdoor living space, and downstairs living area, you will enjoy relaxing and unwinding away from it all. All of the bedrooms offer flat screen televisions with basic cable channels, over sized closets, warm color schemes and comfy linens. The two downstairs bedrooms each have their own private entrance. There is a queen-sized blow up mattress at the home and all linens are included.
There are three 1/2 full bathrooms at Lookout Mountain Chalet. Two of the bathrooms at the chalet offer over sized custom tile showers. The lower level bathroom has a steam shower/Jacuzzi combo and the upper level bathroom has a bidet. Also, on the lower level of the home there is a Finlandian dry sauna.
The living room/kitchen combo at Lookout Mountain Chalet is the perfect place to entertain and spend time with your friends and family. This area also offers amazing views of the mountain range. The living room area boasts comfortable couches, a flat screen television with 120 channels, surround sound, and a fireplace. The kitchen is a master chefs dream. It has an open floor plan, tons of counter space and is equipped with every tool you will need to prepare awesome meals for the entire crew. There are stools around the bar area for your group to hang out and catch up. There is also a small desk area provided in the area and wireless internet, local phone (USA only) calling are included.
The outdoor living space at Lookout Mountain chalet has awesome amenities to help you enjoy your vacation even more. The views from the deck connected to the main level of the home are absolutely breathtaking. Also on the back deck there is a five person hot tub, a dining table, and plenty of space to enjoy the great outdoors. The yard at Lookout Mountain Chalet offers a fire pit with Adirondack chairs and plenty of space for kids and adults to run around and hang out.
The location of the chalet is perfect for adventurers, shoppers, foodies, skiers, hikers, and everyone else. Its located 1 1/2 mi. from Whiteface Mountain, a fifteen-minute drive from Lake Placid, and much more. There are plenty of hiking trails within a five-minute drive of the home. These trails vary from relaxed walking/beginner trails all the way up to hard climbs/expert trails. Just 1 1/2 mi. from the chalet is the Whiteface Mountain ski center. Home of the 1980 Olympics, this mountain offers tons of fun rides for every level of ski or snowboarder. The town of Lake Placid, a short fifteen-minute drive from the home, offers shopping, dining, attractions, and much more.
Lookout Mountain Chalet is kept in pristine condition and the owners and rental team take great pride in ensuring that it is perfect for each guest's vacation. There is a handyman service on call 24 hours a day for any issues that may arise during your stay.
All United States & Canadian Holidays are subject to a minimum of four (4) nights stays at the discretion of the Owner. Two (2) night stays will be only considered if less than 21 days from the actual date of the reservation. There is a $145.00 clean fee.
Whether you're coming to hang out and relax or use it as a base for your adventurous vacation, Lookout Mountain Chalet is the perfect place to call your home away from home. With amenities galore, amazing views of the mountain range, and so much to see and do in the area, there won't be a dull moment during your time at the chalet. Give us a call to start planning your dream Adirondack vacation today.
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About the Owner
Adirondack-Vacation is made up of a dedicated team of individuals whose goal is to ensure each guest enjoys their vacation at our homes. Owners, Todd & Kim Ottenstein have many years of experience in the vacation rental business and know what it takes to ensure each guests satisfaction. They, combined with cleaning teams and a maintenance team, work tirelessly day in and day out to ensure the homes are perfect for each guest's arrival.
Owners, Todd and Kim, are a fun loving couple that love to entertain, travel, cook, and relax. They love to hike all summer and ski all winter. The homes that make up Adirondack-Vacation are points of pride as well as their homes away from home. They love their homes and love being able to share them with their guests.
Property manager, Lisa Bimonte, coordinates the daily efforts of the entire team to ensure each home is perfect and each guest enjoys their vacation. The management team is on call to answer any questions or concerns during your vacation at the home.
With a dedicated maintenance team and a couple of really awesome clean teams, the homes are kept in pristine condition. The maintenance team is on site often doing preventative maintenance and keeping everything in perfect working order. The clean teams are often in the homes doing super deep cleans on vacant days and work hard to ensure that each home is spotlessly clean for each guests arrival.
The entire crew that comprises Adirondack-Vacation is ready and willing to go the extra mile to ensure your vacation in our homes is perfect. Give us a call today to learn how our customer service and attention to detail will help make your vacation even better.
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Chris, Montreal ,Canada
Great Chalet for Weekend Getaway
The chalet is amazing, beautiful space, great living areas, open and wonderful rooms. And on top a sauna and a hot tub with a view of the mountain.
The owners are great people, super nice and helpful. We have been going there every year and we will definitely continue the tradition.
Highly recommended, you will love it !!
The homes perfect for your next visit thank you agai Kim & Todd
Would give 10 stars if I could
From the Owner
"Whiteface Mountain is the best winter and summer spot for everything we love to do. This is a beautiful part of earth. There is so much to do and also relaxing is great too. This spot in the world is so breathtaking, relaxing and we love escaping away to our piece of paradise."
Activity and Interests
This amazing home is located Whiteface Mountain/Wilmington ' New York and is 2 min by car to the village of Wilmington or to the ski mountain 'Whiteface Mountain. We invite you to visit our other home Olympic Dreams Chalet also located on Whiteface Mountain. Check out our website at www.adirondack-vacation.com
It is only 15 min to Lake Placid where this area it made their name as a two-time host to the Winter Olympics. This home has so much to do nearby but is far enough away from it all that it is a perfect getaway home.
This area is a prosperous Adirondack community, within a three min drive there are State maintained hiking trails, waterfalls, swimming spots & more. You can also have fun dog-sledding, skating, tobogganing, cross-country skiing all winter long. In the summer you can swim, boat, fish, hike, mountain bike & much, much more!
When you are ready to relax curl up by the fire with a good book, soak in the hot tub or steam shower. So much to do and Your getaway is a click away!
Are you ready to have fun? There is so much to do in the Adirondacks that you will need to plan on more then one visit! First of all be sure to check out the Olympic Museum Site which was home to 1932 & 1980 Olympic Games including the legendary 'Miracle on Ice' hockey game in 1980. In the 1932 Rink, Sonja Henie won her second of three consecutive Olympic Figure Skating titles. Don't miss out on The Wild Center Museum and The Lake Placid Center for Arts.
Now time for all the fun:
In the winter: We have Bobsledding, Ice fishing, Dog-sledding, Ice Climbing, Snow Shoes, skiing, ice skating, Sleigh Rides, Tobogganing, Frozen Waterfalls, snow shoeing, ice climbing, Ski Jumping, cross-country skiing, and Adirondack Scenic Railroad.
In the summer: horseback riding, swimming, gondola rides, hiking, cycling, paddling,explore protected wilderness areas with a guide, hunting, rock climbing,white water rafting, mountain biking, Santa's workshop & boating.
Whiteface Mountain the Olympic Mountain has the greatest vertical drop at 3,430 feet east of the Rockie mountains and trails for everyone in your family. This is where the worlds best come to train and compete. Take a moment to take in the views of the surrounding Adirondack mountains.
Whiteface offers 86 trails, acres to ski 283 including 35 in-bounds, also 53 acres of tree skiing. The longest run the 'Wilmington Trail' at 2.1 miles(total skiing and riding over 22 miles).
Whiteface skiing offers private lessons, kids campus(bears den nursery,play -n- ski program,junior adventure,future medalist,cloudspitter club, cloudspitter teen club,teen experience), adult snow-sports school(adult beginner,snow-boomers club,class lessons), adaptive programs, terrain park.
The slides a series of steep narrow chutes are open when ski patrol deems them safe this is an expert only terrain. Whiteface offers 6 restaurants to grab a bite and relax in. Need to update your ski apparel head to the gift shop.
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Late Spring 2015
May 2 2015 - Jun 26 2015
2 night minimum stay
Summer 2015
Jun 27 2015 - Sep 4 2015
2 night minimum stay
Fall 2015
Sep 5 2015 - Nov 1 2015
2 night minimum stay
Fall Saver 2015
Nov 2 2015 - Nov 20 2015
2 night minimum stay
Ski Season 2015/2016
Nov 21 2015 - Apr 1 2016
2 night minimum stay
Spring Saver 2016
Apr 2 2016 - Apr 29 2016
2 night minimum stay
Late Spring 2016
Apr 30 2016 - Jun 24 2016
2 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Pet Fee $5.00
- Cleaning Fee $175.00
- Refundable damage deposit $500.00
Cancellation 90+ days prior to rental - 50% non-refundable. 60-89 days prior - 100% refunded. 31-59 days prior - 50% non-refundable. Less tan 30 days prior - 100% non-refundable. If landlord is able to re-rent for the same dates & amount, all fees will be returned to guest. If only a portion of the rental period is re-rented then only that portion will be refunded.
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From the Owner
"Each home is filled with beautiful colors, art work, fantastic bathrooms and great furniture to enjoy your stay and we are known for having the cleanest homes when you get there you will be so happy you rented from us the homes are awesome"
Property Type
- house
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Activities Guide
- Air Conditioning ...
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes Dryer
- Fireplace
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Laundry Soap
- Linens Provided
- Living Area
- Living Room
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Mobile Phone
- Paper Towels
- Parking
- Parking Off Street
- Parking On Street
- Telephone ...
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet ...
- 4 Ring Stove
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Ice Maker
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Dining Area
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Stereo
- Television ...
Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub
- Jacuzzi
- Outdoor Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Spa Whirlpool
- Steam Shower
- Whirlpool
- Whirlpool
Onsite Services
- Massage
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm
Location Type
- Mountain
- Mountain View
- Village
- autumn foliage
- caves
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- live theater
- marina
- museums
- playground
- pond
- recreation center
- restaurants
- synagogues
- theme parks
- water parks
- waterfalls
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- gambling casinos
- horseback riding
- outlet shopping
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- sledding
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- golf privileges optional
- hiking
- hunting
- hunting big game
- hunting small game
- ice skating
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- rafting
- roller blading
- sailing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- ski lift privileges
- ski privileges optional
- skiing
- spelunking
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- water tubing
- whitewater rafting
Floor Area
- 2100 sq. ft.
- 3 Bathrooms,
- 2 Half Baths
- Bathroom 1 - toilet, shower
- Bathroom 2 - toilet, shower
- Bathroom 3 - toilet, combination tub/shower, tub, shower, jetted tub, bidet, Master Bathroom
- Bathroom 4 - toilet
- Half Bathroom
- All the bathrooms have their own unique style, colors & were custom built for this amazing home. The main level bathroom offers a custom tile shower in pleasing colors with glass doors. The second floor bathroom offers a beautiful tile shower w/ glass doors & tile floors. The lighting is effective & an eye catching scheme offering recessed lighting in the shower, & an exhaust fan with a main light. Detailed lighting is above the vanities & mirrors. The fixtures are all immaculate and simple to use. The water pressure is amazing in each and every bathroom. The lower level bathroom offers the soothing comfort of a steam bath/shower that makes the rest of the world fade away. The steam shower has 12 acupuncture body message jets, digital control panel with a remote control, aromatherapy, rain forest shower head, seating, sliding doors and more. Wet steam baths have been used for cleansing, relaxation & detoxification. You will love it!
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10
- Bedroom 1 - 1 king
- Bedroom 2 - 1 king
- Bedroom 3 - 1 king
- Bedroom 4 - 1 king, 1 baby crib, In Storage Closet
- Every bedroom has its own unique color & decor offering all of the comforts of your own home. The beds are comfortable & inviting for a great night's sleep under beautiful, warm quilts. Each of the beds offers ample pillows for your sleeping enjoyment (4 pillows per bed). For the chilly nights we have an extra blanket just for you. The rooms have ceiling fans installed to provide you with a little extra air circulation. The two bedrooms on the top two floors and the main living room have A/C units. Each room is equipped w/ central lighting in the ceiling. The lighting allows brightness for grooming, reading, etc. The table-side lamps provide the ability to offer a softer lighting affect for watching TV or relaxing. The rooms are equipped with a flat screen TV with basic cable channels. In every room there is a closet with plenty of wooden hangers for your use. There is also an extra blow up queen size bed & crib.
- Balcony
- Barbecue
- Beach Towels
- Deck / Patio
- Lawn / Garden
- Outdoor Grill ...
- Patio
- Porch / Veranda
- Wood Deck
- 8 garden chairs
- Guests provide their own meals
Learn more about this vacation rental at the owner's website
- The home is maintained in immaculate condition with a handyman service that keeps the property in perfect condition at all times! The handyman service is onsite and should problems arise your issues will be taken care of promptly. Todd and Kim take pride in their home and want to make sure your stay is comfortable and enjoyable. Lookout Mountain Chalet was built by local craftsmen w/ locally milled lumber. The home also has synthetic green siding. Durable siding reduces demand for harvesting & extracting raw materials & reduces waste. Lookout Mountain Chalet also has a solar water heater. Why we like having a solar water heater - Besides saving you money, solar water heaters also provide big benefits to the planet by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and demand for fossil fuels.


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Wm. B. Rose, in 1875, a mile east; built an adobe stage station on the site of the Overland Mail Way Station established 1858. From 1853 to 1875 site was known as Rancho Canoa (trough). Originally vaquero camp of the Sebastian Indian Reservation. Rose Station was a stockmen's headquarters, post office, and polling place.
November 16, 1941
Bakersfield Parlor No.42, N.S.G.W.
El Tejon Parlor No.239, N.D.G.W.
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The Sebastian or Tejon Indian Reservation (headquarters 10 miles east of here) was established in 1853 by Gen. Edward Fitzgerald Beale as one of several California Reservations. The number of Indians quartered here varied from 500 to 2000. General Beale acquired title to this area under Mexican Land Grant of 1843. In 1864 the U.S. Government transferred the Indians to other reservations.
Nov. 12, 1937
Bakersfield Parlor Number 42, N.S.G.W.
El Tajon Parlor Number 239, N.D.G.W.
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Favorite thing: Although, the address have Lebec, it is where Grapevines postoffice is located since 1963. Grapevine had a post office from 1923 -1963. This area may not seem much, but it serves the community and those passing through which offers a place to rest, food, and to gas up the family truckster. Also, offering a piece of local history. These are just some of businesses available. Yet, some of places have either good review or bad.
Places to eat:
Jack In The Box
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(661) 858-2127
Iron Skillet Restaurant
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Don Perico Restaurant
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I woke and rolled out at a good time thanks to not having to break camp. I didnt sleep that well, but it wasnt on account of the creepy story about this room, I don't think. I looked it up: a middle-aged fellow. They figured hed had a heart attack and driven his pickup straight into a retaining wall at a downtown church. Very sad indeed. I wonder if the strong mothball odour in this room had anything to do with it. It sure makes me a bit light-headed.
I rode into Thunder Bay for coffee with Cat (and got lost), whose rear tire is totally squared off so shes trying to get a new one from the local Kawasaki dealer. On the way in, we stopped for a moment at this very beautiful monument:
For non-Canadian readers, this is the monument to Terry Fox, a young man who lost his leg to cancer and electrified the nation by trying to run across the country. He never made it, losing his life in 1981. Today millions run in his name to raise funds and awareness for cancer research. He is probably the closest thing we have to a national hero.
1981 seems like a very long time ago.
My new acquaintance, heading, actually, for my hometown:
New friends, great motorcycles. Life is good.
So out of Thunder Bay there is a choice: the direct route via 17, or a detour down 11 that takes you to Fort Frances. A rather glum fellow from Winnipeg on an old Goldwing is not much help when I ask for some local insight about which route I ought to take. I choose 11. I hear Quetico is quite nice.
Now, I know there is a lot more yet to come, but out on 11 to Fort Frances, there is nothing. And more nothing. The tarmac is great, traffic is light, the weather is beautiful. They stick this up to keep you interested:
You know its bad when theres a sign announcing the approach of another sign, in 2km. This one (rocking my new $4 haircut):
I meet up with Mr. Goldwing at the Atikokan gas stop. He has little to say. I guess he's falling asleep too.
Och. I catch myself nodding off so nap time is a priority. At an overlook, theres nowhere near the bike for the hammock I brought, so I lay out in the only shade, a patch of grass next to the bike littered with old butts and other questionable items. Nothing smells funny or is sharp, so it is the perfect spot to nod off.
Tea would be nice. I go into the pannier to get the fixings.
Now, Im still figuring out that the camera has to be handy, and furthermore you have to remember to reach for it. I open up the pannier to get the stove and am welcomed by a full-on yoghurt explosion. :-(
I picked up some yoghurts this AM and stuffed them in the box, loose, which made good sense at the time, but not so much anymore, now that I squished the lid closed and blew one out. About half of one is all over the gear inside the box. Feck! It's tough to take photos when your hands are covered in yoghurt, so I don't. Blech. I skip tea.
Just past Fort Frances, this:
I met some kids here at the gas bar, and Im disappointed to say they were not hipster poseurs. Im sure they are there somewhere, in their healthy safe commune community whatever.
Finally the Lake of the Woods area starts to get interesting and very pretty, but I'm too tired to care. At long last, I arrive at the Sioux Narrows PP, where my exhausted self discovers I have to drive up this
to get to my site: 6 to 8 inches of fluffy brand new road dirt. Road tires don't cut it, and I get stuck even with a good run. One serious rooster tail and a filthy bike later, I get unstuck; not bad. Remember I am an ADV noob. This is really something. The super-nice warden lady feels bad for me, and later gives me more than one lift back to the parks pay phone (a 10 minute walk) in the park's golf cart, a ride that apparently requires the donning of a helmet.
My aunt was wondering why Id sacrifice valuable cargo space to bring a can of Plexus. Heres why:
Soon enough, I will learn that this is NOTHING
A glorious night, quiet campground, no neighbours, nice temperature and no fly on the tent. Perfection.
The upside of this soft road is that the following morning there is deer sign all over it.
Taking it easy, waiting for some laundry to dry, and hopefully tonight Ill manage to stay with a friend in Winnipeg. Manitoba.
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HONG KONG, DONGGUAN, China and MILPITAS, Calif., July 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — ASAT Limited, a subsidiary of ASAT Holdings Limited (OTC Bulletin Board: ASTTY), a global provider of semiconductor package design, assembly and test services, today announced that it has entered into a cross licensing agreement with Unisem (M) Berhad that will allow each company to manufacture and market the other company's key advanced leadless packaging technologies. The packaging technologies included in this agreement are Unisem's Etched Leadless Package (ELP), Taped Leadframe Package (TLP) and ASAT's Thin Array Plastic Package (TAPP) and Thermal Leadless Array (TLA) package.
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As the industry continues to push towards complex, yet cost effective semiconductor packaging solutions, the demand for advanced leadless leadframe based packaging continues to grow. Beyond the material cost savings over substrate based packages, design flexibility, increased I/O densities and reduced footprints have made these technologies a perfect match for smaller and thinner applications with less system board space.
"Having these packaging technologies available at both SATS providers will give our customers the added confidence of second source availability," said C.H. Ang, COO of Unisem Group. "We are excited about the opportunity to expand the availability of our package technologies as well as benefit from these additional technologies developed by ASAT," continued Ang.
"We believe that our innovative technologies allowing for higher densities in reduced footprint leadframe-based packages are well positioned, given the continued growth in the market for QFN. Our synergy with Unisem has resulted in a cooperative agreement that will help facilitate broader adoption of these technologies in a timely fashion," said Joe Martin, chief business officer of ASAT Holdings Limited.
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ASAT Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of ASAT Holdings Limited, is a global provider of semiconductor package design, assembly and test services. With more than 20 years of experience, the Company, through its operating subsidiary in China, ASAT Semiconductor (Dongguan) Limited, offers a definitive selection of semiconductor packages and world-class manufacturing lines. ASAT's advanced package portfolio includes standard and high thermal performance ball grid arrays, leadless plastic chip carriers, thin array plastic packages, system-in-package and flip chip. ASAT was the first company to develop moisture sensitive level one capability on standard leaded products. Today the Company has operations in the United States, Asia and Europe. For more information, visit www.asat.com.
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4. Estimate of the fraction of the production of Oak Ridge National Laboratories shipped to other than AEC operations, that became wastes for sea disposal. During the period January 1956 to September 1957, ORNL shipped approximately 50,000 curies, measured at the time of shipment, for use by non-AEC facilities. Of this total, approximately 28,759 curies were isotopes with short half lives, while isotopes of strontium, cobalt, ce- sium, iron, and zinc amounted to 21,141 curies, of which 21,020 were shipped as "sealed sources". Assuming that sealed sources (cobalt bars, for example, used as radiation sources) will not find their way into commercial disposal routes when their initial usefulness has passed, 121 curies of long-lived isotopes appear as the potential supply that might have arrived at dockside for disposal at sea. During the same period, an estimated 25 curies (composition doubtful) was actually dis- posed of at sea. If the assumption concerning the fate of "sealed sources" is cor- rect and if the estimate of 25 curies disposed of at sea is correct, then approximately 20% of the ORNL shipments of "hazardous isotopes" to non-AEC users will eventually appear as wastes for sea disposal. PREVIOUS STUDIES Several studies have been made since 1950 that are either directly or indirectly concerned with the disposal of radioactive substances into the sea. The first of these, published as U.S. Bureau of Standards Handbook 52 (3) lists the quantities of each of a number of radioisotopes that can be retained safely in the body, as well as the concentration of each isotope that can be tolerated in drinking water and in air. The maximum permissible body burden, drinking water and air concentra- tions are considered to be the levels below which no readily detectable biological damage will occur in man under conditions of continual ex- posure at those levels. Although the recommendations contained in Handbook 52 were based upon the best biological and radiological evidence available, the authors note that in several cases the evidence available to them was scant and that the maximum permissible concentration levels should be revised as new evidence becomes available. In this connection Looney (9) suggested that the accepted level for radium, which forms the basis (in part) for the calculation of the permissible levels of other isotopes, is too high and recommends that the radium level be lowered until more information becomes available on the effects of radium in man over a normal lifetime. In calculations made later in this report, the recommended maxi- mum permissible levels in Handbook 52 have been used. We realize that man does not drink seawater; however, the Handbook 52 values give a basis for estimating the maximum permissible rate of ingestion of radionuclides that may be contained in marine food products.
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In 1954 a study was made by the sub-committee on Waste Disposal and Decontamination of the National Committee on Radiation Protection, of the problems connected with the disposal of radioactive materials in the ocean. This study was published as Handbook 58 of the National Bureau of Standards (4). Although Handbook 58 does not make specific recommendations with regard to disposal site locations, rates of dis- posal, etc., it does recommend that all radioactive wastes that are to be disposed of into the sea be packaged and that disposal be into water at least 1000 fathoms deep. These two recommendations form the basis for present AEC sea disposal regulations. In addition, Handbook 58 enumerates the physical, chemical, and biological factors thought to be important in regulating the dispersal of a contaminant throughout the oceans. However, because of lack of quantitative information, no at- tempt was made to combine the various factors to obtain an estimate of the level of contamination of the ocean and marine food products asso- ciated with stated disposal practices. In 1956 the National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council organized six committees to study various aspects of the bio- logical effects of atomic radiation. The report of one of these Commit- tees, the Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation on Oceanography and Fisheries, was published in 1957 as Publication 551 of the National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council (5). Publication 551 gives a detailed account of the state of knowledge of the physical, chemical, biological and geological factors involved in the interaction of radioactive wastes, especially fission product elements, with the marine environment. While much of this study is concerned with the deep oceans, and the massive quantities of materials that will be produced as a result of nuclear power production, it is, nevertheless, a useful guide in the attempted solution of all problems concerned with radioactive wastes and the marine environment. Following the 1956 meetings of the Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation on Oceanography and Fisheries, but before Publication 551 was completed, a meeting of several scientists from the United States and the United Kingdom was held, at which there was a liberal exchange of information concerning the problems of the disposal of ra- dioactive wastes in the oceans. At that meeting it was learned that the British Atomic Energy Authority plant at Windscale, on the Irish Sea, was discharging low level liquid wastes through a three mile long pipe- line, directly into the Irish Sea, with authorization to discharge at the rate of 1000 curies per month. The basis for the authorization was the results of a series of studies giving: (1) the detailed circulation of the Irish Sea area immediately seaward from the Windscale plant; (2) the uptake of activity by migratory fish that pass through the area; (3) the contamination of an edible seaweed that is harvested in an adjoining area, estimated from the circulation study and uptake experiments; and (4) the level of contamination of local beaches, estimated from the cir- culation study.
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It is now believed that as a result of monitoring studies made during the build-up to the 1000 curie per month discharge level, and a reassessment of the "safety factors" that were included in the original studies and recommendations, authorization has been given to discharge at the rate of 10,000 curies per month. A summary of the discussions at the meeting has been distributed under the title "Report of a Meeting of United Kingdom and United States Scientists on Biological Effects of Radiation in Oceanography and Fish- eries," National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council, Oc- tober 31, 1956 (6). A portion of that report is quoted below, as it has direct bearing on the studies of the present committee. Disposal into Coastal Waters Maximum quantities and rates of disposal of radioac- tive substances into coastal waters are set, in all cases, by two considerations. The first is the transfer of these sub- stances back to man and his surroundings. The second is the effect upon the marine resources and environment. Bulk Liquids In coastal waters it will, in general, be possible, in proper circumstances, to dispose of wastes in dilute liquid form, but the permissible quantities of radioactivity in such wastes may be expected to vary considerably from one area to another because of the diverse nature of coastal situations. A careful study is required to determine the safe quantity of each isotope in each situation, including the de- tails of the physical, chemical, and biological factors, and the habits of the human population potentially affected. Continuing studies are required at each disposal lo- cality to insure safety, to determine ultimate steady state conditions, and to detect possible long term variations aris- ing from variability of the environment. Such investigations have been carried out over a num- ber of years in the Irish Sea and the results indicate that fission products can be safely released in that area at an average rate of several hundred curies a day; it appears likely, therefore, that similar quantities of waste could be safely liberated in some other areas. In selecting locations for nuclear installations the waste disposal problems should be taken into account. Be- cause of the additive effects of wastes independently dis- charged into the same water mass, the proximity of other facilities is an important consideration. 10


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"God is good," said Pacquiao, who lost his last fight following a potential lethal punch to the temple from Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez at the MGM Hotel in Las Vegas last Dec. 9.
Forensic expert Dr. Raquel Fortun said she was not convinced with the result of the CT scan clearing Pacquiao after the knockout.
Said she: "Severe blow to the head could result to Alzheimer's disease, or dementia which could worsen. There are many cases of the effects resulting to chronic trauma or repeated blow to the head especially to boxers, even football players."
Fortun explained there were two instances when Pacquiao was hurt when he went down. The first time was from Marquez's punch, and the second time was when Pacquiao's head hit the deck.
"It is dangerous," explained Dr. Fortun, a brain specialist from the University of the Philippines College of Medicine, stressing that although early findings found Pacquiao free from brain damage, she is worried that it is too early to say.
Neurologists from the UP-PGH shared Fortun's opinion.
Dr. Fortun added that once the head is subjected to repeated blows to the skull, there are many findings that could very well result in hemorrhage. The brain specialist from UP explained that dura mater, or a small nerve surrounding the brain, once it is damaged may result to subdural hematoma.
Another neurologist, Dr. Rustico Jimenez, president of the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines, said in a radio interview that Pacman could be a victim of Parkinson's syndrome because he showed signs of trembling of the hands.
"It is best for Pacquiao to retire now if he wants to avoid what happened to Muhammad Ali, and also to award-winning trainer Freddie Roach who both suffered similar nervous system disease. Later on, Pacquiao could suffer Alzheimer's disease. He should be careful," said the doctor.
However, in another interview, Dr. Jimenez made it clear again that he could be wrong according to his findings.
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SPORTS TRIVIA: Lyrical and critical essayist Albert Camus was once an amateur boxer himself and remained a lifelong fight man. According to Howard Cosell, the most controversial sports journalist ever, the emotional satisfaction Camus got out of boxing was at odds with his intellectual opposition to violence and capital punishment, and it provoked ambivalent feelings within him.
Boxing is a drama on its grandest scale, explained Cosell." No other athletic event is as electrifying as a championship fight. I continued to cover boxing perhaps longer than I should have because of my admiration for the fighters, their earthiness, and their honesty. Generally speaking, the ones who become champions spring from poverty; they work harder and sacrifice more than other athletes. Rarely do they make excuses. They have no teammates to lean on. They are out all alone, exposed, vulnerable, valiantly summoning up reserves of courage in situations where a lot of other athletes would simply call it quits. There are no secrets in the ring, and they willingly accept the fears and the pain and the scars as part of their trade."
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Australian skipper Lucas Neill has set his nation the tough task of becoming a Top 10 ranked team.
After the Socceroos defeated Uzbekistan 2-0 in Sydney last night, the West Ham and Australian captain declared that their goal was to be ranked in the Top 10 in world rankings.
When quizzed on what the Australian team could do, Neill replied with, "We want to be in the world's top 10.
"We have the desire, we have the players and we have the passion. Look, we want to be successful and we want to be in the top 10.
"We already can take the world's best 10 teams. We proved it by getting a great result away from home against Holland last September.
"We just have to keep progressing the way we are and unearth a few more gems.
"We certainly have a good platform to build on."


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(Re)Producing the North. Space, Knowledge, and Maps
Workshop, December 5–7, 2014, Berlin, Germany
The workshop is organized by The Department for Northern European Studies at Humboldt University, Berlin (DNES), and The Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History at the University of Oslo (IAKH), in cooperation with the Map Collection of the State Library in Berlin. The research project "Negotiating Space, Arranging the Land" is funded by The Norwegian Research Council (programme SAMKUL – Cultural conditions underlying social change).
Edward Stanford: Map of the countries round the North Pole (undated). Note: "With Dr. Nansen´s intended route marked out by himself on Feb. 15. 1892 – also his accomplished Journey (also marked out by himself on March 2. 1897)." Detail. Courtesy of the Norwegian National Library.
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Reggie Bush's gesture empty
Updated: September 15, 2010, 12:16 PM ETBy Ivan Maisel | ESPN.com
The 2005 Heisman Trophy belongs to no one, which is pretty silly, because I know who owns two of them.
If I'm the Heisman Trust's delivery guy, I'm beginning to get a little annoyed. Every time they send out a trophy with Reggie Bush's name, it comes back. That makes double the work. Two months ago, one came back from Heritage Hall on the USC campus. On Tuesday, Bush announced from New Orleans that his copy of the most famous trophy in American sports would be making a round trip, too.
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Local Hospitals Prep For Ebola Just In Case
Hospitals are double checking their emergency preparedness plans to know how to handle a possible ebola patient if one should need treatment. Cabell Huntington Hospital, Charleston Area Medical Center, King's Daughters Medical Center, and St. Mary's Medical Center all have plans in place to deal with an infectious outbreak. CAMC posted on its Facebook page in August that it has a special ICU designated to care for that person, and there's a team that has volunteered to take care of that patient. There's currently one ebola patient in Nebraska, and one in Dallas, and hospitals across the country are making sure they're prepared, at the advice of the CDC.
Unclaimed Property Inquiries Are Up
A recent advertising campaign is sparking a large uptick in unclaimed property claims in West Virginia. State Treasurer John Perdue's Unclaimed Property Division wrapped up its most recent campaign Friday, and the campaign led to increased phone and online activity from those seeking to see if they have unclaimed property. The treasurer's office also made plans to hold another online auction of items left behind in safe deposit boxes or items seized in law enforcement arrests. The most recent auction runs until Oct. 23.
WVSU Boosts Fundraising Efforts
West Virginia State University has raised more than $10 million as part of its first-ever capital campaign. The campaign was launched in 2010 but has since been re-launched upon the hiring of president Brian Hemphill. The Charleston Gazette reports the school in Institute also has set a new fundraising goal of $18 million by the year 2017. Funds go toward scholarships, academic programs, faculty support, campus improvements and other initiatives.
Power Companies Ask PSC For Settlement Approval
State regulators are being asked to approve a settlement about the transfer of an American Electric Power plant to a subsidiary. AEP wants to transfer partial ownership of the Mitchell Power Plant near Moundsville to Wheeling Power. The transfer had drawn opposition from consumer watchdogs and energy-efficiency advocates. The Charleston Gazette says that the parties filed a notice of the settlement last week with the Public Service Commission and asked for approval. Under the proposed settlement, AEP would increase spending on energy-efficiency programs.
WV Ranks Low For Quality of Life
West Virginia isn't rock bottom, but it's close, according to a new report. West Virginia ranked fourth-worst when 24/7 Wall St. rated states on quality of life. Arkansas, Alabama, and Mississippi fare worse than West Virginia. The report puts equal weight on nine factors that contribute to well-being. West Virginia had the worst score in the US for health, a high poverty rate, low voter turnout and with an undesirable homicide rate.
West Viginian Is Nominated For the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame
West Virginia's own Bill Withers is on the list of nominees that has a shot at getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It's Withers' first nomination into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He's from Slab Fork, near Beckley, and if he gets in, he will be the fourth West Virginian to do it. The final nominees will be announced in December, and you can vote now in a special fan voting section at http://rockhall.com/voting/2015-rock-hall-nominees-fan-vote/. One of Withers' biggest hits was "Lean On Me."
People Express Flights Are Cancelled
Several flights from Charleston to Orlando have been cancelled, leaving passengers wondering how they're going to get there. People Express had a contract with Vision Air for 3 airplanes, but Vision Air only gave the company two planes. WCHS TV reports one of those planes had engine trouble, and the other is not working after a truck bumped into it. Refunds are on the way for those that had flights booked on People Express, and that could take 5 or 6 business days. Flights should resume in November.
County Clerks Begin Accepting Gay Marriage Applications
County clerks in West Virginia are being told to accept marriage applications from same-sex couples. The move Thursday comes after Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said his office would no longer fight a court challenge to the state's ban on same-sex marriages. Gay couples will use existing marriage license forms until the forms can be updated.
Police Presence To Increase On The West Side
Charleston Police are increasing their presence on the West Side. At a meeting yesterday by the Charleston Urban Renewal board, a request was approved to give $100,000 to a program called "Project West Invest." A news release said it's a program that aims to increase home ownership, revitalize neighborhoods, and reduce crime on the West Side. The Charleston police department would like to have ten officers buy homes on the west side and live there for a minimum of ten years, with police cruisers parked in their driveways as a reminder that they're there. The money alloted would help the officers buy the homes and add some renovations. There is also $100,000 coming from the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation for the project.
Deputies Need Help Finding Missing Dunbar Man
Kanawha County Sheriff's deputies are looking for 46-year old Daryl A. Smith of Stover Road near Dunbar, after he was reported missing by his family. Smith was last heard from last Wednesday on Oct.1st. Deputies say Smith is six feet tall and weighs 210 pounds. He has medium brown skin, brown eyes and a shaved head. Anyone with tips should call 304-357-0169, or go to www.kanawhasheriff.us.


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Surviving Thyroid Cancer: Sofia Vergara's Story
Thyroid Cancer 101 continued...
Only about 5% to 10% of cases of hypothyroidism are caused by the surgical removal of the thyroid, says Bodenner. Most are a form of autoimmune disease known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Another cause is treatment of hyperthyroidism, when the thyroid makes too much hormone. Either way, it's crucial to get thyroid hormone levels back to normal (usually with a medication).
Although you can't restore lost thyroid function through lifestyle choices like healthy diet and exercise alone, Bodenner notes that many people with hypothyroidism -- especially those who have trouble losing weight -- can benefit from a low-carbohydrate diet rich in vegetables and fruits.
Vergara takes this advice to heart. "This is all stuff that people should be doing anyway if we want to be healthy," she says, although she confesses it's not always easy to practice what she preaches. "I've never been a very big fan of exercising," she says. "In Colombia, I didn't grow up in a culture of working out. But I've accepted it, now that I'm getting older and see things shifting and changing."
Sofia Vergara's Family Life
Speaking of shifts and changes, is Vergara, like her "Modern Family" character, ready for a second child? Could be. She's spoken openly about freezing her eggs so that she and her fiancé, producer Nicholas Loeb, have the chance to have kids together. "When you go through cancer and radiation, and also when you're my age, things don't happen the way they used to happen," she says. "But now with modern medicine and science, we have more opportunity to do things like that. Why not take advantage of it?"
In the meantime, she's reveling in her white-hot career. "Modern Family" starts its fifth season in the fall, and she has two couldn't-be-more-different films coming out soon: director John Turturro's comedy Fading Gigolo, with Woody Allen, Sharon Stone, and Liev Schreiber, and Machete Kills, with Mel Gibson, Jessica Alba, and Michelle Rodriguez. She also has a new line of "shapewear for soccer moms," available at Kmart stores.
Finding herself in comedy was a happy accident, Vergara says. "When I decided to be an actress, I didn't know that's what I'd be doing. But I started to get cast in comedies and began to realize that was the direction I was supposed to go in." Ultimately, she'd like to see herself with a long acting career like that of another iconic star with a similar name: Sophia Loren. "She's had an amazing career internationally and is still beautiful and active today," Vergara says. "She had a loving family and a marriage of decades. I think that's amazing, to be able to juggle all that."


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VerySpatial Podcast
Shownotes – Episode 05
August 21, 2005
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A discussion of the webmap API wars.
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Shownotes – Episode 05
August 21, 2005
Main Topic:
A discussion of the webmap API wars.
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This is a list sent to us by Edward, a listener, of disk based GIS systems. These are bootable systems that do not require you to istall anything to your computer. I am only familiar with a couple of these, so I will have to look into most of them myself. If you are looking into them and would like to write a review of your experiences send it to us and we will post it as one of our review columns. Have fun playing with them.
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Geography Education Bill, web soil survey, "Spatial Portals", and maps.a9.com in the news. Education site in this weeks web feature. Main topic is a discussion on the webmap API wars.
BBC article on the neverending search engine battle.
BBC NEWS | Programmes | Click Online | Portal race goes local and global
Our first column, an introduction to our VerySpatial Classroom column, is now up. This column will probably be a monthly posting for the foreseeable future and it should be joined next weekend by our second column. This month we begin by pointing out that behind all of the geospatial technologies that are drawing interest lies Geography. Check it out at over in the columns section.
Howard Butler has a single podcast episode up on his website. He focuses on the announcements at the ESRI UC and announce on Mapserver. We are still going to claim the first North American Geography podcast, but only by a week
Head on over a give Howard a listen at A Podcast  Hobu, Inc.
This article from GeoCommunity's Spatial News will tell you….
Cartography is the blog for the Canadian Cartographic Association. As you might imagine this site has great links to mapping related websites and technologies. Definitely an informative blog for its first five months and worth an occasional perusal.
The NRCS's Web Soil Survey has finally gone live. I have seen it since its alpha, and it is a good substitution to the hard copy soil reports. The WSS is built on ArcServer and ArcSDE technologies and will continue to grow. Take a look to see what they have implemented and I will try to remember to blog any big changes.
This is our first mention (that I know of) on an outside site. Between getting a few emails and this plug there is a little pressure to make this podcast and blog all it can be. On that note, we hope to have our first column up this weekend, with our second close on its heels if Frank gets it to us before he starts his first semester of course work toward his next in a string of degrees.
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'Phenomenal' demand for latest Workington Town merchandise
Last updated at 12:11, Friday, 11 January 2013
Workington Town enter a new season with great optimism following a surge in demand for their new merchandising range.
Sales on replica shirts, both home and away, have comfortably exceeded expectations, with levels higher than for a number of years.
Commercial manager Barry Scholey said: "The demand for the whole merchandising range has been phenomenal, with particular interest in the replica shirts.
"Sales have gone so well that we have had to place additional orders for home and away shirts.
"We have sold more home shirts already this season than we had sold up until the end of March last year and 50 per cent more away shirts than the whole of last year.
"We had to put an extra order in with our suppliers O'Neils to get shirts here for Christmas and we have already had to place a second order before the first order of away shirts has arrived because we have already sold out of the first order before the shirts have arrived."
The club are hoping the demand for shirt sales is reflected in the attendances for this season as they step up to the Championship, playing a standard of rugby not seen at Derwent Park for a number of years.
Club merchandise can be purchased on line at www.townrlfc.com, from the offices at Derwent Park, from Sportszone in Maryport, Brush and Comb and Mad for Rugby in Workington.
First published at 11:43, Friday, 11 January 2013
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Campbell v. Buckley
The unsuccessful lawsuit was a challenge, under federal law, to the constitutionality of a then-recent addition to laws governing the initiative process in Colorado, namely, the addition of a state board that determined the ballot title for an initiative.
The plaintiffs were Douglas Campbell, Richard Hamilton, Clyde Harkins, Jack Hawkins, Daniel Hayes, Gary Swing, Jeffrey Wright, Douglas Bruce, the Initiative & Referendum Institute, Americans for Sound Public Policy and the American Constitutional Law Foundation.
The defendants were Victoria Buckley, in her official capacity as Colorado Secretary of State, the Colorado Initiative Title Setting Review Board, and Richard Westfall and Rebecca Lennahan, in their official capacities as members of the CIRTSB.


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The Friday print edition of The O-N-E is on the streets and on the way to homes, while the online edition is available to readers worldwide.
The O-N-E's Friday coverage includes:
• Complete information on a hoax at Jacobs Fork Middle School that sparked the lock-down of two Catawba County Schools.
• Details on dozens of weekend events with a Halloween flavors, as well as safety tips for trick-or-treaters – and their parents.
• Bandys volleyball breaks a "curse" and advances in the state volleyball playoffs.
Sometime about 1990 was the last time I was bored.
It's actually one of the earliest moments I remember from my life. Sitting in my childhood room, I remember saying to myself, "There's nothing in here and nothing to do."
Then life happened.
Action figures, baseball cards and clothes started to flow into that square living space. Then school ushered in returned homework assignments, reports and projects. Art classes created framed drawings, and basketball teams merited participation trophies.


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Liverpool Debt Leaves Montreal Canadiens In The Cold
Total Pro Sports – How about this for some pan-continental sporting interaction; George Gillett could be on the verge of selling the Montreal Canadiens to fund the construction of Stanley Park stadium on the outskirts of Liverpool, England, the expected home of Liverpool Football Club come 2011.
Carey Price Makes An Amazing Save Against The Pens
Total Pro Sports – Even though the Montreal Canadiens lost last night to the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-1, thankfully for Habs fans, they still made it to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Stat Line Of The Night – 04/11/09 – Boyd Devereaux
Total Pro Sports – The Ottawa Senators were in Toronto to take on the Maple Leafs. A game that meant nothing to both teams was won by the Maple Leafs 5-2. Both teams are out of the playoffs and now can find themselevs on the golf course.
Mike Ribeiro's Amazing Shootout Goal
Total Pro Sports – It seems as if the NHL'ers are trying to out perform the amateur You Tube phenoms and their amazing shootout goals. First it was Linus Omark in a friendly against Switzerland and then came Nicklas Lindberg shootout goal from a IHL game.
The Stat Line Of The Night – 04/09/09 – Mark Recchi
Total Pro Sports – An Eastern Conference battle took place on Thursday Night featuring the Montreal Canadiens in Boston to take on the Bruins. The game was an exciting one that went back in-forth but was won by the Boston Bruins in overtime 5-4.
Icehawks Nicklas Lindberg Surpasses Linus Omark Shootout Goal
Total Pro Sports – If you thought that last weeks Linus Omark amazing shootout goal was the best goal you have ever seen, then get your popcorn ready. We have a goal scored by another Swedish player that we think can compete with Omark's.
2009 NHL Mock Draft: 1.0
NHL Mock Draft: | 1.0 | Updated (April 1st, 2009) Total Pro Sports – Introducing the Total Pro Sports NHL Mock Draft, version 1.0! It is our intention to add more, more, MORE to this section each week, making TPS your one stop shop for draft analysis. Changing team needs, player workout results, in-depth film […]
The Stat Line Of The Night – 04/07/09 – Eric Staal
Total Pro Sports – The New York Islanders traveled to Raleigh, North Carolina and recieved one of the biggest beatings in NHL history courtesy of the Carolina Hurricanes. This is not an error the game finished similar to a baseball game score, the Islanders lost the game 9-0.
Sam Gagner Goes Coast To Coast
Total Pro Sports- The Edmonton Oilers are having another disappointing season. They currently sit in 11th spot in the West and are battling to make post-season. It also looks like long time coach Craig McTavish, will be done after this season, if they fail to make it into the playoffs. However, the future is bright […]
Sean Avery Hits Tim Thomas In The Head With His Stick
Total Pro Sports – In yesterdays game between Eastern Conference rivals, the Boston Bruins and the New York Rangers. Newly resigned goaltender Tim Thomas proved to the world he is worth the $5 million a season and held off the New York Rangers in a brilliant 1-0 shutout win.
The Stat Line Of The Night – 4/03/09 – Jeff Carter
Total Pro Sports – On Wednesday night the Philadelphia Flyers travelled to Toronto and lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in the first game of a home and home. On Friday night the Philadelphia Flyers came out flying, taking an early 6-0 lead and never looked back winning the game 8-5.
Johan Franzen Scores A Superman Type Goal
Total Pro Sport – The Mule Johan Franzen of the Detroit Red Wings scored an amazing Superman type goal flying through the air, in a losing effort to the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night 5-4. Franzen made it 4-3 with a spectacular effort at 3:52. He made a move and jumped around St. Louis […]
The Stat Line Of The Night – 4/02/09 – David Backes
Total Pro Sports - Would would of known that the St. Louis Blues would have traveled to Detroit and handed the Red Wings their 19th loss of the season beating them 5-4.
The Stat Line Of The Night – 4/01/09 – Mike Green
Total Pro Sports - The Washington Capitals won their 47th game of the season beating the New York Islanders yesterday 5-3 in Washington. If I were the coach of the Islanders I would recommended losing ever game so they can finish last overall and have the best chance to get phenom John Tavares.
Mike Myers Wears A Kilt And Team Canada Hockey Jersey
Total Pro Sports - You can always count on comedian Mike Myers to do something a little out of this world. During a New York Scottish-themed fashion fundraiser, Canadian Mike Myers walked the runway dressed in a kilt, knee high socks, a tuque and a red Team Canada Hockey jersey.


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Eastern Kentucky Man Indicted for Distributing OxyContin
Posted: 09/07/2007 - A Harlan County man, Alan Harris, was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury for charges of disatrbuting oxycontin.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - A Harlan County man, Alan Harris, was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury for charges of disatrbuting oxycontin.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - The Division of Water has issued a water shortage warning for Magoffin County in eastern Kentucky and for Simpson County in western Kentucky due to water supply shortages.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - Three individuals from Pike County were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury for charges of conspiracy and manufacturing counterfeit currency.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - Governor Ernie Fletcher today announced the creation of an international tourism office in Japan, aimed at increasing travel to Kentucky.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - LOUISA - Four individuals who escaped apprehension in a UNITE drug roundup in August have turned themselves in to authorities.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Secretary Bill Nighbert today announced the appointment of Tim Adams as the acting executive director (chief district engineer) of the Department of Highways District 10. The appointment is effective immediately.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - A suspected methamphetamine operation in northeastern Laurel County was broken up Thursday, September 6, following a lengthy investigation by law enforcement officials.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - On the heels of one of the hottest summers on record, Eagle Ridge Golf Course at Yatesville Lake State Park will begin to renovate the fairways beginning Sept. 10. The last day of play before the work begins is Sept. 9.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Two television satellite companies may have to pay school taxes under a ruling issued by the Kentucky Court of Appeals on Friday.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - A convicted killer, scheduled to be put to death later this month, has asked Governor Fletcher to cancel his execution.
Updated: 09/07/2007 - Billy Gillispie has won another recruiting battle, this one is his biggest to date so far within the commonwealth. Darius Miller from Mason County said this morning that he will play his college basketball at Kentucky.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division will be deployed this month to battlefronts in Iraq and Afghanistan. For many, it will be their third deployment.
Updated: 09/07/2007 - One man is in the hospital Friday following a police chase in southern Kentucky.
Updated: 09/07/2007 - Two attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq have killed four Marines and three soldiers.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - President Bush is speaking optimistically about Iraq as he readies a report to Congress on the next steps there.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - Gov. Ernie Fletcher made a pitch on Thursday for federal disaster assistance for Kentucky farmers struggling from crop losses caused by a spring freeze and summer drought.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration on Thursday announced proposals it says will improve rescue operations at the nation's 653 underground coal mines.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - A coalition of anti-war groups is airing about $500,000 in ads against Senator Mitch McConnell and three GOP colleagues facing re-election next year.
Posted: 09/06/2007 - WASHINGTON (AP) - Using images of children in combat camouflage, a coalition of anti-war groups is airing about $500,000 in ads against senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and three GOP colleagues facing re-election next year, urging them to "bring our troops home."
Posted: 09/06/2007 - FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A Court of Appeals judge and two Jefferson County Circuit Court judges were nominated Thursday to succeed the late Kentucky Supreme Court Justice William E. McAnulty.
Posted: 09/06/2007 - The sheriff says 50 year old Rowland Moore Junior was found at his father's home.
Posted: 09/06/2007 - Corbin Police arrest a registered sex offender they say was living near a playground.
Posted: 09/06/2007 - A grand jury indicts four people in connection with church burglaries and a break in at the Jackson County jailer's home.
Posted: 09/06/2007 - It happened on Pine Mountain at Baxter on U.S. 421.
Posted: 09/06/2007 - CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration on Thursday announced proposals it says will improve rescue operations at the nation's 653 underground coal mines, in part by cutting maximum emergency response times in half.


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A set of schematics by GeekBar on Weibo have been making the rounds today, claiming to show both NFC support for the iPhone 6 as well as 'confirmation' that the device will feature just 1 GB of RAM, like the iPhone 5s.
Although the site focuses on the 1 GB description at the top of the image, it turns out that the schematic is actually a design for a NAND flash component (a storage chip, the same memory used in iPhones and other mobile devices for storing user data like music and photos) rather than RAM for the SoC.
Todd DeRego, a SoC memory engineer, says that the schematic does not have enough signals for it to be a DRAM interface. He also points out that the AP_TO_NAND text refers to an application processor to NAND link, indicating this memory is actually used as a way of storing the booting firmware and not the main memory of the iPhone. Although the RAM claim is almost certainly untrue, the NFC claim cannot be so easily dismissed.