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With the summer season fast approaching Nemacolin Woodlands Resort has seamlessly transformed from a snowy getaway tucked away in the mountains to an invigorating, non-stop adventure hotspot for all ages! We invite you to join us in taking on our summer bucket list. Start crossing off activities… We promise you once-in-a-lifetime experiences you will never forget!
1. Grab a Dip at PJ's Ice Cream & Pizza Parlor or Take a Dip in Paradise Pool
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Cool off from the hot summer sun by the best pool spot Nemacolin has to offer and enjoy a cone (or six) of hand scooped ice cream from PJ's! Watch and play with the kids as they splash and slide or take advantage of the pool-side food and beverage service.
2. Visit Nemacolin's Wild Kingdom
At the welcomed addition of our newest amenity, Nemacolin's Wild Kingdom, you can take a stroll through our nursery and meet our newest furry family including our Micro Pig Petunia, Fishing Cat, Oscar, and Binturong, Rue. One amenity highlight is our Enrichment Tours where you can make toys, treats and puzzles with a Zookeeper for our animals.
3. Golf Our PGA Tour-Tested Mystic Rock
FORE! Nemacolin is home to 36 holes of championship golf, with nine a hole Mystic Rock addition coming soon (SHH! We know you're excited, but please, don't scream. Haven't you ever heard of the golf clap?). PGA-Tour Tested and Pete Dye designed, Mystic Rock features giant boulders, and lightning fast greens. This course is one experience you'll definitely want to drive off your summer bucket list!
4. Take a Walk Through Robin's Holistic Garden
At Nemacolin we not only believe in exceptional experiences, but the quality of those experiences. Each plant in the Garden is certified organic seed grown in organic soil and are raised on resort property at the Mystic Greenhouses. Watch as our resort Chefs hand-select ingredients that are used daily throughout our Restaurant Collection for you to enjoy, or pick a veggie yourself. Don't worry, we won't tell!
5. Grab a Bite at Sunset Terrace
Overlooking the 18th hole of Mystic Rock Golf Course and Falling Rock's Infinity Pool you can sip a cocktail, dine from our upscale, yet comfortable menu and enjoy the Laurel Highlands sunsets while enjoying live entertainment every Saturday and Sunday evening throughout the summer. Sunset Terrace is one dining option you won't want to skip out on.
6. Cast Aside Your Stresses With Our Orvis® Endorsed Fishing Activities
There is something therapeutic about being on the water, and boy do we have options for you! From full and half day guided trips to fly tying with our Orvis® Endorsed instructors will have you experiencing the great PA outdoors like never before. The Orvis® Endorsed Fly Fishing Lodge at The Nemacolin Field Club is your gateway to some of the finest fly fishing streams and creeks in the Eastern United States. Check it out and try not to get hooked, we dare you!
7. Zip Line Your Way Through the Laurel Highlands
Birds of a feather... well they race together! Nemacolin's Fatbird SuperFlyer is over 3,000' of dueling zip lines! Reach speeds of up to 60 mph as you soar alongside a competing rider, high above the slopes at Mystic Mountain. Join us and experience flight on one of PA's longest dueling zip lines.
8. Find Your Inner Zen
Nemacolin is not only home to fun and adventure, but also rest and relaxation. Stop in for an array of treatments and services ranging from massage, skin care and a full-service salon at the Forbes Four-Star rated, Woodlands Spa, or focus on integrative methods designed to achieve life balance and wellness at the Holistic Healing Center. What better way to unwind after a day of excitement?
9. Get Lost In Our Museum
$45 Million Art Collection – Enjoy sights of the Berlin Wall, Pitcairn (owned by Steven McQueen) or sneak a peek into our Grand Ballroom to catch a glimpse of one of our eight Baccarat Chandeliers – Did you know there are only 2 other in the world and they are owned by Donald Trump? Want to know more? Ask about our daily Art Tours!
10. Safari Tour In PA?
Yes, that is right! Our Wildlife Academy Safari Tour is a must. Feed a marshmallow to a Himalayan Bear, meat to our Bengal Tiger, Kira, and grain to the Sheep and Llamas at Billy Goat Mountain. It is an up close and educational animal experience like no other.
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Posted on Monday, June 01, 2015 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
With the summer season fast approaching Nemacolin Woodlands Resort has seamlessly transformed from a snowy getaway tucked away in the mountains to an invigorating, non-stop adventure hotspot for all ages! We invite you to join us in taking on our summer bucket list. Start crossing off activities… We promise you once-in-a-lifetime experiences you will never forget!
Posted on Wednesday, May 27, 2015 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
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- Pitta Dosha – Fire & Water: Usually have a medium, athletic build. They are sharp, ambitious and competitive. Common problems for Pittas include stomach and intestinal disorders, heartburn, bad breath, food allergies and inflammation. They are intolerant to heat.
- Kapha Dosha – Water & Earth: Naturally broad-framed, Kaphas have difficulty losing weight. They are naturally attractive, loyal, resilient and routine-oriented. Common issues include diabetes, cold, flu and sinus problems, allergies, water retention and heart disease. They dislike cold, damp conditions.
Maintenance for Vata Types: Avoid overstimulation and stressful situations. Use yoga, breathing and walking to reduce anxiety. Institute routine, eating meals and gently exercising regularly.
Suggested Essential Oils: Sesame
Suggested Herbs and Spices: Triphala, ginger, cumin and fennel
Maintenance for Pitta Types: The times around midnight and noon are dangerous; events such as anger outbursts or midnight snacking can occur. Pitta should avoid choosing bright red clothing or décor with hot colors. In turn, coffee is stimulating and heating, so it aggravates Pitta.
Suggested Essential Oils: Coconut, lemongrass and aloe-vera
Suggested Herbs and Spices: Triphala and dandelion root
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Posted on Thursday, October 09, 2014 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
It's peak week for us here at Nemacolin and we are already past 75% changed, with an estimated full fall color toward this weekend and next week, with the best fall colors on October 11 and 12, just in time for the resort's annual RocktoberFest Event!
Plan your next leaf-peeping trip this weekend into next week and take the scenic drive to Nemacolin Woodlands Resort for great fall fun and 2,000 acres of beautiful autumn views. We still have sunny days and plenty of activities for the whole family, from 36-holes of golf to 40' Canopy Tours.
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Posted on Thursday, October 02, 2014 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
Ash, birch, poplar and walnut are varying shades of brilliant yellow and gold; virginia creeper, sumac, dogwood and blackgum are glowing in scarlet, maroon and brick red; while sassafras is clocking in with the brightest colors in hot orange and yellow. The higher elevation of the Laurel Highlands cause color change to happen a bit sooner than the surrounding counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania, so if you look out your window and the trees are not as bright, it's time to take a trip down our way and get a full taste of the bright and beautiful colors Nemacolin is showcasing.
The best time to experience fall foliage is by getting outside as often as you can, as even a day or two can spark new color in each tree. Check in next week, as Peak Week reveals itself for leaf peepers in the Laurel Highlands! And don't forget to sit back, relax and enjoy the view…
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Posted on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
Change is in the air! It certainly is the beginning of fall here at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, a time in the Laurel Highlands where you can view some of the most beautiful scenery in Western Pennsylvania. Our team was hard at work this morning, building our pumpkin and squash display in front of the Lodge.
You may have already noticed a few changing colors earlier in the month due to a spell of cold nights and hot days. As our days get shorter and cold nights get longer, the temperature and waning sunlight stimulates the change, and eventually prompts the "fall" of the leaf. But not to worry, Pennsylvania has the longest and most unique fall foliage season than any other state, and only about 10% of the trees have changed in the Laurel Highlands Region.
Our best autumn colors will be showcased over the peak week of October 7 – 12, during our fall festival, RocktoberFest, on Saturday, October 11. The leaves are already popping color, so you won't want to miss the beautiful views on the back side of the Sundial Lodge, listening to live music and sipping on craft beer.
Nemacolin will certainly bring some beautiful sights in the upcoming weeks, whether you want to golf, hike, horseback ride or just sit on a Lodge balcony. Where are your favorite spots to leaf-peep at Nemacolin?
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Posted on Thursday, February 27, 2014 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
Meet Our... Director of Fine Dining, Wine and Spirits - Holly Smith
Tell us a little about yourself?
Well, I grew up in Western Pennsylvania, in a very small town, which is more of an exit number off of I70 than a known destination (my Jer-z friends know what I mean). In high school, I loved anything to do with sports from watching it, to writing about it in the school newspaper, to playing for my school, town or church. It was either baseball in the field with my Dad and brother or soccer in our neighborhood, where I was the only girl who played! Yes, I will admit since there are yearbooks floating around, I was the captain of the cheerleading team and cheered from 4th grade until I graduated from Greensburg Central Catholic High School. After high school, I attended Villanova University where I thought I wanted to teach elementary children but fell madly in love with the culinary world from working in restaurants such as Passerelle and The Rador Hotel. I surrounded myself with friends who were either restaurant managers, servers, chef-to-be and all major foodies-in-the-making. We lived for days off to plan 8-course dinners complete with wine pairings or travel to NYC after we saved up for weeks to have lunch (we couldn't afford dinner) at some chic brasserie!
When did you decide to make a career out of wine?
The wine world sort of found me. I was struggling out of college to pay my student loans so I worked at various restaurants on the Main Line in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. My love for the entire culinary world emerged when I worked for Chef Georges Perrier owner & chef of the famed Le Bec Fin. I was given the opportunity to open Le Mas Perrier as a floor Captain where in the pre-opening stage we logged hundreds of hours reviewing French cuisine, cooking terminology, steps-of-service and of course, wine and spirits. I couldn't wait to get home after 8-10 hours of classroom to study and look up all of my questions in my "Food and Wine Lover's Companion." Let's just say this was before the "Just Google It" days! I knew I was on to something here but I didn't know what it was? I would wake up at night frantically scribbling down AOC's, phonetic pronunciation of French words and listing mother sauces before they would leave my head! This is where I knew I had to go to the wine since it wasn't coming to me. So, I packed up everything and moved to California! I had an unbelievable opportunity to work for one of the greatest hotel management companies in the word, The Ritz-Carlton. In my stay with the company, I worked at the Marina del Rey and Laguna Niguel locations in Southern California. Here in beautiful Dana Point, I opened ENO the Ritz's first wine, cheese and chocolate tasting room complete with my own glass cellar in the middle of the room and a cheese cave! This was heaven for wine, chocolate and cheese loving guests.
How do you decide which wines to serve in each restaurant?
Each outlet has a wine list that matches either the caliber of the restaurant, the specific cuisine and/or the price-point of the outlet. For example, Autumn's wine list caters to pairing crisp white wines with the fresh oysters and seafood while the big jammy Cabernets and Aussie Shiraz's make the steak at Aqueous even juicier! And of course, Lautrec boasts the 1500 label wine list concentrating on French, Italian, North American, and South American wines as well as interesting labels from Morocco, Slovenia and Lebanon.
|Holly in front of huge Slovenian aging barrels at Ciacci Piccolomini d'Aragona in Montalcino, Italy.
The wine list changes on a weekly basis with the new additions, vintage changes and deletions from the last bottle of that label that sold in the cellar. This week I am really having fun placing pre-orders for still and sparkling Rosés for the upcoming Spring releases. We will have some fresh Rosés from the best regions: Provence, Tavel, Spain, Italy and Oregon.
I don't have a favorite bottle of wine but I do wish I had a dollar for every time someone asked me that question. My favorite varietal or grape really depends on what time of year it is, what I am eating and of course, if I am paying! In the summer, there is nothing better than sipping on an Italian Falanghina while enjoying fresh clams and mussels at the shore or warming up with a Cote-Rotie in the winter with a venison stew. But, if I had to choose only one wine to drink for the rest of my life, I would turn to a perfectly chilled bottle of Contratto "For England" Rosé. This is a perfectly mastered Italian sparkling wine that is exquisitely balanced and pairs with my Camembert cheese and is complex enough to enjoy with my New York Strip, off of the grill. Perfection in a glass, in my opinion.
If I am not drinking wine, I am trying to find a dry apple cider to enjoy in the summertime that lacks that typical sweetness of a cider and is also gluten-free. Few of my favorites are Samuel Smith's Organic, Crispin' Honey Crisp and Stella Artois Cidre. I am really looking forward to enjoy these with some BBQ this summer!
For wine "newbies" what advice would you give?
Let's start with the scenario that you are just getting into wine and perhaps are just a beer drinker. I would compare your favorite beer choices with a complimenting wine. For example, if you enjoy fruitier flavors such as malt or sweeter beers I would suggest a Riesling or sparkling dry moscato. If you like a hoppy beer, start somewhere in the middle with a Chardonnay or red blend and if you are all the way to dark beers that are heavily malted, go for the gold and open a big Shiraz from Australia or a Malbec from Argentina!
If you really want to find out what varietal or style of wine you enjoy and save some money... research. Spend an afternoon at a local winery with the option of tasting through their varietals before purchasing a bottle. Most local wineries have an area to picnic so be sure to pack a basket of artisan cheeses, cured meats and a fresh crusty baguette!
Lastly, splurge on a tasting menu with wines at a restaurant where the knowledgeable Sommelier will not only describe the wine in detail but also why it pairs with certain components in the cuisine. This is where one has to keep an open mind about wine and trust the Sommelier. Don't tell the Sommelier to only pair white wines or wines from North America… venture out of your comfort zone and you will be amazed what new grapes you will discover!
Do you have a favorite food and wine pairing? I have so many do I have to choose just one? Well, if I have to it would be potato chips and Champagne. Yes, simple kettle-cooked, lightly salted and peppered homemade potato chips and a glass of bubbly. Champagne with the minerality, acidity and slight sweetness is perfect with that fatty, salty golden waffle!
Is there a cool wine gadget we should all own?
There is a really neat device out there called the Coravin Wine System that allows you to enjoy a glass of wine without ever pulling out the cork. This was created by a gentleman named Greg Lambrecht who also designed surgical needles for spinal taps. Coravin has a similar thin hollow needle that is inserted into the cork while Argon pressurizes the bottle and wine flows through the needle into your glass. Oxygen never touches the wine inside of the bottle after the needle is removed, the cork reseals itself and you can enjoy that second, third and fourth glass of wine days, weeks or months later. We will not only be featuring this device in Aqueous this Summer with rare vintage wines, but also selling it in the Heritage Shoppes for our enophiles that can't go home without one!
What is your favorite candy bar?
Milka with Hazelnuts. The ones available in the US don't taste the same as the ones purchased in Europe so I tend to have to travel to a European country once a year to get my fix.
When you are not working at Nemacolin what are some of your favorite hobbies?
If I am not hiking with Ellie my 3-year old German Sheppard Lab mix, then I am swimming with her. Snow or shine we are hiking it up in Ohiopyle on one of the many trails. This past winter, Ellie and I maybe missed 7 or so days due to horrible weather conditions but we will make them up this summer!
What made you want to join the Nemacolin team?
I moved back to Pennsylvania to be closer to my family in 2010 from California and I am happy to say that when people ask me, why would you ever leave California? My answer always remains, it wasn't home, and Pennsylvania is. Nemacolin has become family to me and our guests recognize that everyday. One of the constant comments I hear and read from our guests, is that everyone is so genuine or we loving coming back to see this server, butler or bartender. We celebrate anniversaries, birthdays and marriages with guests that we have known for years. It is not why I joined the Nemacolin team, but that's why I stay.
You have been at Nemacolin for a few weeks now. Any "WOW" moment?
If you have been to Nemacolin and enjoy a cocktail or two or three, you have run into Dayna our mixologist. Not only will you remember her but she will remember you and your drink preference. Dayna has gone out of her way in the dead of winter to find a rare fruit from Asia for one of our guests. She noticed our guest's arrival in the reservation system and was on mission to have this drink waiting in the Lobby Bar when he and his family checked-in. However, in the bitter, freezing temperatures of February in the Pennsylvania Laurel Highland Mountains where do you find this exotic fruit for this ultra-special tropical martini? After several calls to specialty stores and a trip or two to local grocery stores, she found the fruit not fresh but imported with its own delicious syrups even more perfect for creating a simple syrup. If that isn't an employee trying to make memorable experiences for someone, I don't know what is!
Field Club, Meet Our...
Posted on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
Meet Our... Fly Fishing Guide - Mike Steiner
Tell us a little about yourself?
I am originally from Sharon, Pennsylvania, but I have been living in Uniontown, Pennsylvania for the last 6 ½ years with my awesome and beautiful wife, Melodi. I, obviously, love everything about the sport of Fly Fishing. I also enjoy anything sports related, especially Pitt Football and Basketball and the Cincinnati Bengals (I love them almost as much as Fly Fishing). Outside of that I tend to stay pretty low key…
When did you start fishing and who introduced you to the sport/hobby?
I started fishing at a very early age (maybe 5ish), and if you asked my grandfather (Big Wump) he would say he introduced me to fishing. When actually it was my father who had me out with a Snoopy fishing rod catching fish as far back as I can remember. Fly Fishing came along later, my teenage years. I actually was self-taught in the beginning, and over time I have learned a ton from many different fly anglers.
What are the benefits to fishing? What would you tell a first-timer to the sport?
The benefits of Fly Fishing are almost too many to share. I would say the biggest benefit is just getting outside and enjoying nature. It is a great way to relax and unwind and forget about the office or anything else that may be bothering you. My advice to a first-timer would be, don't put too much emphasis on catching the fish. Enjoy the whole experience. Take in the surroundings and enjoy the process leading up to catching the fish. Fly Fishing is something you will never master, you learn something new every time you are on the water.
What do you enjoy about guiding?
Everything!!! The biggest reward I get is working with a client who wants to catch a specific fish. I love when it all comes together. It is so rewarding to watch someone make a great cast, get an awesome drift and then connect with the fish. That sequence of events is what makes Fly Fishing so unique.
Favorite Fly?
Whatever is working that particular day. If the fish are eating it, then it's my favorite… (My least favorite is the Green Weenie, because our Activities Director Matt Grobe likes it).
What is your favorite Fly Fishing trip?
I love any type of Saltwater Fly Fishing. It's a nice change of pace from trout fishing, but it's still tough to beat a day on the Youghiogheny River. Our river is such an awesome fishery, and can reward you with a fish of a lifetime on any given day.
To date, what is your proudest accomplishment?
Being a Fly Fishing Guide... I am blessed to be able to make a living doing something I truly love. I wake up in the morning excited for what each day will bring. I literally get to stand in a river and experience the sport of Fly Fishing with someone different almost every day. It doesn't get much better than that!
What is your favorite candy bar?
Twix (you get two of them).
What made you want to join the Nemacolin team?
I actually was attending an Orvis Guide Rendezvous (in Millbrook, New York) and met a few guides from Nemacolin. We got to talking one evening about our places of employment, they told me a little about Nemacolin, and eventually we exchanged contact information. About a year later I was interviewing for a guide position. That was my first real look at the Resort. I was sold the minute we pulled up to the Chateau Lafayette. At that moment I realized the potential for the Fly Fishing program. Not only was the fishing great in the area, Nemacolin has so much to offer to get people to the Resort.
You have been at Nemacolin for a few years now. Any "WOW" moment?
There are always "WOW" moments at Nemacolin, especially on the water. Anytime you get someone tight with a fish you see it in their eyes. It's the same for me also; I get more excited than the angler when he/she hooks the fish! So, yeah I would say plenty of "WOW" moments (because we catch a lot of fish)…
Interested in booking a guided trip with Mike at the Nemacolin Woodlands Field Club? For more information or to schedule a fly fishing trip, please contact the Nemacolin Woodlands Field Club at 724.329.6770.


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I have lived near Peasholm Park for quite a few years now and when I was younger I often enjoyed this scenic environment for walking my dog. It was peaceful and tranquil, with views to die for, whereas on recent visits I've found it noisy, filled with litter and dog foul. Also seems to be the new area for teens to sit and smoke listening to music on their phones, ruins the atmosphere!
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Editor's PickAmong this summer's many highlights was the marriage of my cousin Danny to his partner, Bryan. For almost a year, we knew the date and the venue: early August at a beautiful estate in Connecticut where we'd rent cabins and stay for the weekend. All summer long, my sister Jackie... Read More
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Judge Says Occupy Madison Campers Must Leave
(AP) A Dane County judge has ordered an encampment that began as an Occupy Madison demonstration to leave a city-owned lot. The judge denied a temporary restraining order that would have prevented city officials from removing the campers. They have until noon Tuesday to leave the site. The Occupy Madison movement began last October as a demonstration against economic inequality and social injustice. But the encampment has evolved into a gathering spot of mostly homeless people. About 50 to 60 people have occupied the site. Mayor Paul Soglin says the encampment has become a haven for drug use, assault and property crime. Soglin says the encampment will be treated as a hazardous waste site during cleanup because of reports of needles and bodily fluids.
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Neumann is part of a large crowd in the fight for Herb Kohl's seat. Other candidates are former governor Tommy Thompson, Representative Jeff Fitzgerald, businessman Eric Hovde, and chiropractor Kip Smith. The democrats have produced one candidate, congresswoman Tammy Baldwin. Neumann served Wisconsin's first district in the House of Representatives from 1995 to 1999. Neumann ran against Governor Walker in the 2010 election, and in 1998, lost out to Russ Feingold, the incumbent senator.
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Every four years the Viroqua Cross Country team travels to Hawaii to participate in a cross country meet hosted by James Rubasch, a coach who grew up in Vernon County in southwest Wisconsin. Each athlete works hard to pay his or her own way. This year the Viroqua cross country student athletes are building a new fundraiser of a different sort, the Aloha Bike Tour to be held on Saturday, August 18th. Enter Jenny Leum. ( LEE-UM)
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After investigating last Wednesday's incident between Thunder center Kendrick Perkins and Memphis forward Zach Randolph, the NBA on Monday fined Randolph $25,000 for "confronting" Perkins near the OKC locker room area at Chesapeake Energy Arena following their ejections with 2:05 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Grizzlies' 107-97 victory.
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Transgenerational epigenetic inheritance — or epigenetics, for short — doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. Yet this idea that environmental factors (such as diet, lifestyle choices and behaviors, and stress) can change the health not only of the people who are exposed to them, but also the health of their descendants, is something we'll be hearing more and more about.
Epigenetic experts believe that the environmental conditions and life experiences of parents, grandparents, and even great-grandparents can, in a way, flip "on/off switches" on the genes in their eggs and sperm, or the genes of developing fetuses in pregnant women, thus changing the genetic code of their offspring and descendants. In this way, new genetic traits can appear in a single generation, and be passed on to kids, grandkids, and beyond.
For instance, evidence suggests that smoking and overeating can affect genes, causing those affecting obesity to become "switched on" and those carrying messages for longevity to become "switched off." That means that in addition to the self-harm that can come from eating too much or smoking, these lifestyle choices may predispose a person's offspring (and even future descendants) to disease and premature death.
In the past, understanding of diseases focused on the interaction among the genes we inherit (for diabetes, as an example) and our environment (like eating and exercise habits). But researchers have long puzzled about how the risks for, and frequency of, some conditions seem to change as quickly as from one generation to the next. After all, according to traditional genetics, major changes in the structure of the human genome only occurred over many generations or even thousands of years. But now, the concept of epigenetics is shedding new light on how such changes can occur much faster.
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Scientists also are beginning to exploit the concept of epigenetics as a strategy for the development of exciting new approaches to diseases with genetic roots. Drugs are already being produced that act by switching on or off faulty genes in epigenetic fashion. This type of genetic "quick fix" could prove to be a very valuable strategy in the fight to prevent, treat, or cure a number of conditions, such as cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease.
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I wasn't around to see the Texans' 43-13 demolition of the Ravens, but one thing is clear: the Ravens must execute better on defense if they are going to go deep in the postseason. The Ravens have given up franchise record-setting numbers in run defense this season. Baltimore has always been known as a run-stopping defense. The defensive line isn't doing a good job executing the play calls. It's easy to blame Dean Pees, but at some point the players need to do their jobs. Perhaps the fix for the Ravens will come Sunday when they play the Browns. It remains to be seen though.
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never buy GAMO riffles, they are very inaccurate and very loud ! shitguns, definately a waste of money
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Dear Sir, I have the Gamo viper igt and I am in need of help. I got the best scope ring you can get at my local Cabela's. (Burris Signature rings.) I mounted them and after 30 shots the back one was about to fall off the edge of the rail. I made sure the rings were as tight as I could get them with a screw driver. Still it moves back on the rail. Please help. $45 for scope rings is a lot and I would rather not return them, thanks.
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I really enjoyed this review, even if I didn't already love GAMO guns. I think I want to get this gun to replace my .177 Bull Whisper Extreme.
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Hey Paul.. Great, informative review, as always! I hope you have the new BSA GRT Lightning XL SE in .22, or .25 in your line up.. Very interested in it because of the price and features, but wondering about the performance of this little British rifle.. Keep up the great work, and I'm looking forward to your next review.. Thanks...
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so, which of the whiper family of Gamo rifles is the best? Bone collector igt, bone collector bull whisper, whisper CFR, whisper fusion , Gamo Whisper Fusion Pro??? any thoughts ???
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Hello Good Good you happen to know if the caliber is better: 0.177 "(4.5mm) or 0.25." (6.35 mm). Thank you!
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can you do a review on the Winchester M14 CO2 air rifle. I've been thinking about getting it but I don't know if it is a good starter gun
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Witch is better igt or pro?
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This is a bar review outline that I created. It's direct and to the point. (You can rely on this. As a point of reference, I was about 3 points from the highest essay score in PA. These served me well.)
NEW JERSEY CIVIL PROCEDURE I. COURTS a. The trial court in New Jersey is the New Jersey Superior court. b. It has two divisions – the Law Division and the Chancery Division. i. The Law Division has two parts – the Civil Part and the Criminal Part. 1. EX: NJ Superior Court, Law Division, Civil Part, X County. ii. The Chancery Division has several parts, but the only part that we care about for the bar exam is General Equity. 1. EX: NJ Superior Court, Chancery Division, General Equity, X County. iii. Legal and equitable claims may be joined as a single case and brought in either Division. But there's no right to a jury trial on equitable claims. II. PERSONAL JURISDICTION a. NJ doesn't have a long-arm statute, but it has a rule of court that effectively works the same way. Personal jurisdiction is legal so long as it comports with Constitutional Due Process (pursuant to the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution). b. There are five bases for personal jurisdiction in NJ: i. Personal service while present in New Jersey 1. Unless you come to the state through fraud or force 2. No exception for court appearances ii. Domicile iii. Waiver (General Appearance) 1. To make a special appearance to argue lack of personal jurisdiction, you must assert it in your Answer and make a special motion within the 90 days that follow filing. iv. Consent v. Minimum Contacts. 1. Follows federal analysis – MPF—FRCS. 2. Stream of Commerce cases: the NJ Supreme Court follows Justice Brennan's plurality opinion from Asahi: putting products into the stream of commerce, expecting that they would be purchased in NJ, is sufficient. c. Be sure to differentiate general and specific jurisdiction. i. Ownership of property in NJ, alone, does not confer general jurisdiction. d. FORUM NON CONVENIENS: Δ may argue that NJ should transfer the case to another state's court. The NJ court must balance NJ's ―public interests‖ against Δ's ―private interests‖ (interests of Δ, witnesses, etc). NJ will only transfer the case is if would be oppressive to Δ or otherwise manifestly inappropriate. III. VENUE a. May transfer venue for convenience, or because there is ―substantial doubt‖ that the chosen county can offer a fair trial. b. Objection to venue is waived if not timely raised— 10 days after service or last responsive pleading. IV. COMMENCING THE CIVIL ACTION a. Any competent non-party – including the attorneys involved – may serve process. b. Methods of Service: i. Individuals: personal service at his abode, or service on another competent household member at his abode. ii. Domestic Corporations: personal service on an officer, director, agent, or PIC of the office at its principal office or principal place of business. iii. Foreign Corporations: personal service on the corporation's agent. iv. Partnerships: personal service to any partner residing in New Jersey. v. Persons or Entities subject to jurisdiction in New Jersey may be served outside of New Jersey in the same manners, by persons authorized by local law, or by qualified attorneys in that jurisdiction. c. Pleadings: i. Complaint: 1. NJ is a notice pleading jurisdiction. 2. Non-liquidated money damages must be specifically pled. 3. Other special matters – namely, fraud, mistake, or denial of performance – must be pled with particularity. ii. Pre-Answer Motions; 1. Bases: a. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction b. Lack of Personal Jurisdiction c. Insufficiency of Process d. Insufficiency of Service of Process e. Failure to state a claim on which relief can be granted f. Failure to Join a necessary party 2. Those in bold, above, are waived if not raised by pre-answer motion or in the Answer. 3. If raised in the Answer, a basis for a motion for preliminary judgment must be separately briefed and filed with the court within 90 days of filing the Answer. If not, it is waived. iii. Answer: 1. General denials are not permitted. All denials must be specific. 2. Affirmative defenses must be set forth separately in the Answer. V. JOINDER a. NJ courts follow most federal rules for counterclaims and cross-claims (see RES JUDICATA AND COLLATERAL ESTOPPEL, below). b. NJ courts follow the federal rules for permissive joinder of multiple πs and Δs (impleader, interpleader). c. NJ courts also follow the federal rule for compulsory joinder of parties – but NJ calls the ―parties needed for just adjudication.‖ VI. RES JUDICATA AND COLLATERAL ESTOPPEL a. Res Judicata – Claim Preclusion i. In Federal Court: once Party1 asserts a claim against Party2, Party1 must assert all transactionally related claims against Party2. And Party2 must assert all transactionally related counterclaims. ii. In NJ Courts: The Entire Controversy Doctrine. All parties to a case (regardless of party status as π, Δ, or third party) must assert all transactionally related claims. Any transactionally related claims against any other party to the action are compulsory as res judicata, and if not established are waived. 1. But: the Entire Controversy Doctrine requires joinder of claims— not joinder of parties. Parties must assert claims against all other joined parties, but need not implead or otherwise assert claims against as-yet-unjoined third parties. b. Collateral Estoppel i. Same as the federal rule – a defendant who is bound by a judgment favoring P1 will be bound by that judgment (if transactionally related) in a case brought by P2. ii. Classic example: P1 and P2 are driving together when D slams into their car. P1 sues D on a theory of negligence and wins. Now, D is presumptively negligent when P2 brings his case – D is collaterally estopped from denying his negligence in that case. VII. AMENDING THE PLEADINGS a. NJ courts follow the Federal rules for amending the pleadings, with one very important addition: b. ―The Fictitious Party Relation Back Rule:‖ π may sue an unknown party under a fictitious name and, after discovering the unknown party's true identity, substitute the name of the true party and join him to the action—even if the Statute of Limitations has run. The π amending must: i. File the action with a specific ―John Doe‖ designation before the expiration of the Statute of Limitations; ii. Exercise due diligence in seeking to learn Doe's true identity; iii. Promptly move thereafter to substitute and join the true party to the action; and iv. Show that the joined party will not suffer prejudice as a result of the late joinder to the action. c. Supplemental Pleadings: used to set forth occurrences that took place after the date of the pleading sought to be supplemented. VIII. DISCOVERY a. No mandatory disclosure. i. Except: NJ requires mandatory uniform interrogatories in cases of property damage to automobiles and personal injury cases. 1. Except: NJ does not require mandatory uniform interrogatories in PI cases dealing with wrongful death, toxic tort, and nonmedical professional malpractice. b. No express limit on discovery. i. Exception: mandatory uniform interrogatories. c. Parties may, through interrogatories, inquire as to the identity of expert witnesses who will testify at trial. Parties may also compel disclosure of the basis of the experts' opinions. d. Depositions i. Party depositions may be used as substantive evidence, as admissions. ii. Other witness depositions may be used to impeach, or in lieu of trial testimony when the deponent is unavailable at trial. e. ―e‖ is for E-Discovery i. There's a back-and-forth for e-Discovery: π says: I want discovery. Δ says: it's in electronic format and not readily accessible. π responds: Prove it. Δ proves it. π may argue why, despite undue burden or cost, π is entitled to it. IX. EQUITABLE CLEAN UP DOCTRINE a. When an action is primarily equitable, the court may handle any ancillary or incidental legal issues without violating the parties' rights to a jury trial. b. (This rule isn't followed by Federal Courts.) X. STANDARD OF PROOF a. In a NJ Civil case, the standard of proof is ―preponderance of the evidence.‖ XI. Motion Practice a. Motion for Involuntary Dismissal – i. Made after π has presented her case. ii. Standard: even accepting π's evidence as true, π failed to establish a claim for relief. b. Motion for Judgment at Trial – Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law i. Made either at the close of π's evidence or at the close of all evidence. ii. Standard: accepting all of the non-moving party's evidence as true, no reasonable jury could find for the non-moving party. c. Motion for Judgment JNOV – Renewed Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law i. Made after the jury returns its verdict. ii. Standard: same as motion for Judgment at Trial. d. Motion for New Trial i. Made after the jury returns its verdict. ii. Typically premised on some error of law at trial – erroneous rulings on evidence, bad jury instructions, etc. iii. In lieu of a new trial, the court may allow the plaintiff to reduce damages (Remittur) or may allow the defendant to increase damages (Additur). This is fairly unusual – the federal courts don't recognize Additur.
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Only people aged between 12 and 65 will be permitted to undertake the Haj this year, Saudi's Health Minister Abdullah Al-Rabeeah said in a statement on Wednesday. Al-Rabeeah said the proposal had been sent to the cabinet for formal approval and would be forwarded to Saudi missions for action concerning the issuance of Haj visas.
Al-Rabeeah said that the proposal was based on decisions taken at a meeting of swine flu experts in Jeddah and at an emergency meeting of Arab health ministers that took place in Cairo last month. Six people have died of the H1NI flu in Saudi, and more than 600 people have been affected with the virus.
In addition to the age restrictions, Haj visas will also not be given to pregnant women or to those who are chronically ill with heart, kidney, liver and lung problems, and those who suffer from diabetes, obesity and hypertension. The minister said that overseas Saudi missions would instruct Haj operators to inform pilgrims of the current requirements and advise them to follow the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health.
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Al-Rabeeah said that the conditions are "balanced, fair and scientific." He urged pilgrims to wear masks in crowded places, to sanitize their hands and to seek medical help if they have flu symptoms.
Al-Rabeeah said that the kingdom had adequate medicines and facilities to cope with any emergency during the Haj. In addition to local preparations, the ministry has ordered four million vaccines expected to arrive in October.
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As everyone wonders what first lady Michelle Obama will wear to her second Inaugural Ball on Monday, we're taking a look back at the fashion choices of other first ladies throughout history, including inaugural gowns and dresses worn to state dinners and other important events. These photos, from an exhibit at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History called "The First Ladies," start with Mary Lincoln's purple velvet dress from the 1860s and take us on a style journey all the way to Michelle Obama's 2009 silk chiffon gown that put designer Jason Wu on the map.
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