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BOSTON -- Childhood obesity has reached epidemic levels, and pediatricians are on the front lines. Pediatricians will confront these issues during a special pre-conference session at 11:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 14, before the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition in Boston.
The Pediatrics for the 21st Century program, "Ending Obesity Within a Generation Innovations in Practice," challenges pediatricians to "step it up for kids" and take a pro-active approach to diagnosis and treatment of childhood obesity.
Highlights of the program include:
1 p.m. "Current State of the Evidence and Recommendations for Care," a presentation reviewing the current research and recommendations regarding childhood obesity treatment. Speakers: Elise Tavaras, MD, MPH, FAAP, assistant professor of pediatrics at Children's Hospital Boston; and Nancy Copperman, MS, RD, CDN, director of public health, North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System.
1:30 p.m. "Innovations in Obesity Care: Two Approaches You Can Try in Your Office Tomorrow," a presentation discussing office-based approaches for obesity care including motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral counseling. Speakers: Robert Schwartz, MD, FAAP, professor of pediatrics at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, and Myles Faith, PhD, of the Gillings School of Global Public Health at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
3 p.m. "Establishing and Maintaining Effective Dietitian and Pediatrician Teams," a presentation to help pediatricians identify strategies to establish and maintain partnerships between dietitians and pediatricians. Speakers: Karen Kamachi, MD, CPE, FAAP, general pediatrician; and Joy Mendoza, RD, registered dietitian.
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March 26 (Bloomberg) -- The University of Connecticut advanced to the final eight of college basketball's national women's tournament for the seventh straight year, while the University of Maryland ousted defending champion Texas A&M.
Connecticut beat Penn State 77-59 yesterday in Kingston, Rhode Island, to advance to tomorrow's regional final against the University of Kentucky, which defeated Gonzaga 79-62.
Bria Hartley scored 20 points, Kelly Faris added 15 and UConn's defense contained a Penn State team that had averaged 87.5 points in its first two tournament games. The Huskies improved to 32-4 on the season.
Maryland rallied from an 18-point first-half deficit to beat Texas A&M 81-74 in the Raleigh, North Carolina, regional. Laurin Mincy and Alyssa Thomas each scored 21 points for the Terrapins (31-4), who will face top-seeded Notre Dame (33-3) tomorrow for a trip to the Final Four.
Notre Dame routed St. Bonaventure 79-35 yesterday.
Top-seeded Baylor University (37-0) plays No. 2 Tennessee (27-8) tonight in the regional final in Des Moines, Iowa.
Stanford University (34-1), the top seed in the Fresno, California, regional, faces No. 2 Duke (27-7) in tonight's other game for a spot in the Final Four.
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Oct 2, 2010, 3:00 PM EDT
The Chicago Blackhawks announced that their expensive defenseman Brian Campbell will be out 4-5 weeks, according to Adam Jahns of the Chicago Sun Times.
Quenneville said defenseman Brian Campbell will be out four to five weeks with a right knee sprain.
Asked if it could have been worse, Quenneville said "if you get the ACL in there and all of sudden it's a different type of damage. It's part of the business."
Campbell crumpled to the ice less than four minutes into the second period of Friday's exhibition game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. He did not return and appeared to be favoring his right leg.
As you may remember, Campbell missed a good deal of time last season when Alex Ovechkin hit from behind during a moment that would cause the Washington Capitals star two games via a suspension. That was a different injury altogether, though, as Campbell broke his collar bone.
Campbell only played 68 games last year and apparently will miss a good deal of time this season, too.
(And he couldn't even get injured early enough to be placed on the long-term injured reserve so the team could keep some of its supporting cast talent such as Dustin Byfuglien and/or Kris Versteeg. So rude.)
- Anonymous - Oct 4, 2010 at 11:26 AM
I have watched NHL HOCKEY since 1960 and I never saw such injuries . What the @#^%&*@ is going on in the NHL???
Are these NHL watching too much TV all their teenage years???
Seems like they are intimating these stupid cartoons little too much.
Get over it!!! And grow up!!
Respect each other and play REAL HOCKEY. Who gives a @#$%(**&$ if you can kill a person. Go to war if , you are such a hero!!
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Some subjective testing
I did a little *subjective* battery testing on my laptop (Core Solo 1.06Ghz ULV, Intel 945GM, 2GB RAM, SATA HDD), pitting KDE 4.4.5 Kubuntu 10.04 vs. latest (stable) gnome version in Ubuntu 10.04. I noticed essentially no difference between the two. Compositing enabled in both, doing basic things like reading/scrolling/opening documents (mostly pdfs), text editing, and web browsing mostly. I imagine the important thing is that I try to use programs intelligently, which means almost never scrolling (I use page downs instead) and disabling/quitting programs that cause a lot of wake ups according to powertop. Maybe if I ran my laptop on the battery as I would from a power source things would be different, but do (sensible) people do that?
I find this quite satisfying actually because I like KDE quite a bit more than gnome (especially because of Okular, Kile, Kopete, Dolphin, Gwenview and plasma-desktop vs their gnome counterparts), and while KDE feels sometimes a bit more sluggish than gnome (I think mainly for opening more feature-filled apps), it's not a problem if you already have them open when you move to battery power.
More real-world test
It would be nice to see this test redone from a more realistic usage perspective. E.g., it would be nice to see the computers set to do some light/moderate web browsing with some text editing/word processing, file navigation, etc. in between.
The tests done here are so far away form real world usage that one has to wonder how useful they are.
Retest, Retest, Retest
Originally posted by halo9en View PostThese tests need to be redone today: power and memory usage of gnome, kde, mate, xfce... and no ubuntu this time please!
second that
Originally posted by nonkreon View PostThere are great version shifts and changes between these results from 3 years ago and now, I really think you should consider doing this test again Mr. Larabel
I did run these test on my laptop for lxde and xfce... both seem improved, but than again... the kernel also got a lot better (I'm testing on 3.12 rc4)
p.s. should we try the 'report post' function to get michaels attention? >:|
Originally posted by tmpdir View PostI second that...
I did run these test on my laptop for lxde and xfce... both seem improved, but than again... the kernel also got a lot better (I'm testing on 3.12 rc4)
p.s. should we try the 'report post' function to get michaels attention? >:|
But you are always welcome to report my post to get Michael's attention
Originally posted by nonkreon View PostI'm new around this place, and the report function is noted to be only used for harrassment, thus with my reputation the report post is very risky
But you are always welcome to report my post to get Michael's attention
Unity 7 Vs. KDE 4.13 Vs. Gnome 3.12 Vs. Xfce 4.10 Vs. Lxde
I would also like an update on the potential battery life difference between the various DE.
Unity is definitely the most power-hungry of the lot and KDE 4 has matured very well now, but hungrier DEs may also be more power-efficient.
I guess everyone would have to try on his/her personal config what gives a better battery life by streaming one playlist from Youtube for instance. General benchmarks from Michael won't be of much use since consumption does depend a lot on the hardware (HDD/SSD, quantity of RAM, deactivating USB 3...). Phoronix is not really the place to tweak and test all these.
Plus it is now pretty common to find middle-range laptops with 5h+ of battery life so anything below a 10% difference won't really matter and is more about setting up a battery-saving mode than choosing a DE. It is really more about the quality of the battery over time - and how to optimize it (keeping it in the 30-80% as much as possible?).


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American Girl's 2014 Girl of the Year , Isabelle Palmer, discovers her own way to shine in an all-new charming and inspirational movie when American Girl: Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight premieres on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, Digital HD and On Demand today, July 22, 2014, from Universal Studios Home Entertainment. The film is also available on DIGITAL HD.
American Girl: Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight brings to vivid life a gifted nine-year-old girl who loves both dance and fashion design, but struggles to find her self-confidence until she learns to focus on her own unique talents. Fans of the phenomenally popular series of American Girl films, books and dolls will fall in love as Isabelle "dances right off the screen and into our hearts" (Sunny Chanel, The Stir by CafeMom).
Erin Pitt (Against the Wild) and Melora Hardin ("The Office," Hannah Montana: The Movie) star in this wholesome and heartwarming movie from American Girl, devoted to celebrating girls ages 3 to 12 through age-appropriate, high-quality dolls and accessories, books, clothes, movies and experiences. With inspiring themes of friendship and empowerment, American Girl: Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight is the latest in a long line of fresh, modern and family-friendly films that also includes McKenna Shoots for the Stars and Saige Paints the Sky.
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Isabelle (Erin Pitt) is an inspired dancer with a flair for fashion design. She's thrilled to be studying ballet at a prestigious performing arts school, but is surrounded by talented classmatesand she can't help feeling that she's always in the shadow of her "perfect" older sister, Jade (Grace Davidson). So when her idol, a famous ballerina, encourages her to audition for a professional ballet, Isabelle isn't sure she can land the role. And when a competitive classmate starts pointing out Isabelle's every mistake, her confidence sinks even further. Can she find the courage to step into the spotlight and discover her own way to shine? Melora Hardin of the hit television show "The Office" also stars in this "sweet story that teaches the benefits of hard work, determination and focus" (Julie Kertes, L.A. Parent Magazine).
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Well, I have made it back to America. After a long, 31-hour day of travel that included 4 airports, and (remarkably) no delays or snags I got home just two short days before classes started for second semester.
I was fortunate and didn't suffer too terribly from jet lag, but my weekend was spent blitzing around town, seeing as many people as I could and moving into my house.
A lot is made of "Reverse Culture Shock." The sense of reminiscence and longing that comes along with returning home after a long, and wonderful period spent abroad. Personally, I have suffered a little bit of reverse shock. It's tough to make big transitions like that, even if it is coming home.
But I will say that one simple way to ease reverse culture shock is to return home to one of the greatest places in the world.
In the last 8 months, I visited 13 countries, met more people than I can count, and saw more of the world than I could have hoped for. But, simply put, Boulder is one of the greatest places on Earth. And world travels are certainly eased when you can come back to a place so great.
After my first week of school, the weekend came and it was sunny and 65. I got to hike, sit out back in shorts and do my homework, and kick a soccer ball, in the middle of January.
I even got a signature Boulder sunset, featuring all the oranges, reds, and pinks you can imagine.
The next week it snowed, and I was reminded just how pretty Boulder is when it's dusted in white.
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Reading the thread below caused me to want to share my own experience. There aren't many ways to hurt yourself in the pursuit of pizza. Okay, fire is always a threat. Stretching this to its limit, maybe, just maybe food poisoning. Or, how about hand amputation?
My oven first became operational in November. After firing it twice, it was time to think about laying up a supply of wood. Naturally, I can't just buy the wood. If that was an option, I would buy my pizza at Pizza Hut. No. Got to cut it, split it, haul it and stack it. What? Buy a log splitter? No way in hell! I'll just build one.
And so I did. The thing actually worked, and worked well. After some tweaking, it was ready to be deployed into production late in December. My brother-in-law insisted on helping. He has no experience with machinery, or with processes of any kind for that matter. I should have written an operator's manual for the dufus, but I didn't to my regret. Before long, he became mesmerized with the machine. You see, it cuts on the push and the pull strokes, and it has an oversized engine and pump which makes it cycle fast. Pretty soon, it turned into a game to him: under no circumstances is the wedge to ever stop and under no circumstances is the wedge not to be in contact with a log. Slam a log down fast. Remove the splits. Repeat. Fast. Faster. We're moving along at a torrid pace like this until.....
Until he opens the valve to the cylinder with my hand caught between the wedge and a log. Quicker than you can say "Pepperoni", he retracts the cylinder and I retract my hand. What was left of it, anyway.
I won't bore you with the medical details. The doctors are doing what they can to save my hand. I don't know if they'll be successful or not. Lots of complications. I'm trying to adapt. I'm even using vouce recognition software to write this if you can believe it. I even fired my oven last night.
The worst thing is the rift it's caused in our family. My brother in law and I were alone when this happened. The chicken-XXXX drove me back to the house and handed me off to my sister (his wife, I'm sorry to say) who took me to the ER. All he could say was, "I told him to slow down. He was being careless, blah, blah, blah." I wish he would crawl in his viper pit and just die.
Well, all that is besides the point. For that matter, I don't even know what the point of all this is except to. Oh, nevermind.
I'm making a stab at posting some pics and a video of the demon splitter. Not sure if I can do it with my voice software though.
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Oh my. The more I hear, the more I like my slow, hand cranked log splitter from HF.
I'm sorry about your hand. Seriously. I'm sitting here in pain thinking about it.
Your youtube link has one too many "http://"s. Try this:
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Hydraulics and body parts dont mix, Ive seen similar results from too many accidents before, the hydraulics dont stop to apologise. :(
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wounded or not, thats a great log splitter - IF YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT. Want to sell it? or post the plans if this is home built?
I really like the cutting action on each stroke. Sure beats the heck out of my twin hand pump from northern tool.
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That is a very cool log splitter indeed. Unfortunetly you learned alot in this accident, one of which is the true nature of your brother in law. Good to hear you are finding work arounds and can still enjoy this forum and your oven.
I really hope the docs can save your hand, and that the family rift can be healed as well.
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There's a reason why punch presses need to have two buttons pressed at the same time to operate. Maybe something like this would help with this design.
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Sorry to hear about your accident. Everything to do with wood is dangerous...using a chainsaw, felling the trees, splitting (also from a woodworker's pov...sawmilling, ripping, shaping, etc are all steps fraught with danger to the digits).
I got my index finger pulled into a bandsaw while cutting some heavy table legs...still got the finger, but it was cut to the bone.
When working with machinery, safety is the 1st and last thought. Competition is for the non-machining steps, like loading the trailer with split logs ;]
Take care of yourself and I pray you heal with full use of your hand.
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Sorry about the hand. It looks like they've done a good job putting it back together, so I hope you heal up nicely.
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Wow, what a scary video, did I count wrong or are there four people working a machine that is designed to be run by one person. That's eight hands to watch out for and three brains that aren't connected to the operator's. An accident just waiting for the first inattention or mistake. Buttons for the operator to push (so his hands aren't in harms way) aren't going to help this.
Placing the log in to be split and taking the splits out is the job of the operator and splitters are single operator machines...the downside is way too big as you have found out. Helpers place the log within reach of the operator and take the split pieces from the pile where the operator pitches them.
And as a part owner of a more traditional hydraulic 22 ton log splitter I have never figured out why anyone would run a machine in the horizontal position, (nor have the other owners). Just thinking about the bending down and lifting up a heavy round over and over gives me a backache. And what does one do when they have a a round from a large tree? Something over 24 inches in diameter. And when a large round is split and half goes on one side of the ram and the other to the operator's side you have to walk around and pick it up yet again? What's with that?
Truly sorry that you got hurt, but IMHO that machine encourages unsafe behavior.
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The tour was AMAZING! We left from San Francisco but did not receive any instructions exactly where to meet at Ferry Building. Once tour over had to wait 2 hrs to get on bus to head back. I would have drove there. But definitely would do tour again was fun and great!
Doing what: Napa Valley Wine Train from San Francisco: Gourmet Lunch, Wine Tasting and Vineyard Tour
We truly enjoyed the Ferry Building tour. We were able to taste food that I would have normally passed by. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the building and the history of San Francisco. We look forward to our next visit when we are in the area.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
We enjoyed the food tour very much! Have a much greater appreciation for the vendors and their business in the Ferry Building. Alcatraz is interesting, we were lucky to be able to visit when the Ai Weiwei exhibit was there.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
This tour was amazing! The food was outstanding, Carol, our tour guide was a gem, and we had the best time in this amazing Ferry Building!
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
The Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza tour was the best and the highlight of our trip.
Our tour was on a weekday, and there were only my wife and myself. However, in spite of only the two of us on the tour Carol ,who conducted the tour, was knowledgeable, and enthusiastic, relating to us the background of how the food was prepared or processed.
This tour was easily the highlight of our San Francisco trip and on future tours, I will first look for Viator.
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
First of all, the location was great: the market and the Ferry Building. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the building, and all the vendors. We visiting a good selection of businesses where there was a representative to speak with and answer questions. The pace was good and the length of time (2 hours) was perfect as it left time to go back and shop.
Overall a very enjoyable experience and I would use this service again for other tours.
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
Our tour guide was knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and the food samples in the Ferry Building were fabulous. So happy we did this tour!
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
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The Food Tour at the Ferry Building was a pleasant experience. We learned about the marketplace today and a little history of the Ferry Building. It was great to get to try a nice variety of tasty treats from a selection of the businesses. The tour is just an hour and is a nice overview of the marketplace.
The tour to Alcatraz is great---the ferry trip is nice and everything is organized and runs smoothly. The headsets and audio tour are the way to go---don't try to wander around on your own. The information provided is very interesting and gives a good overview of what doing time there would have been like.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
The Ferry Building market tour was wonderful. Not only were all the items we tasted good, it was very interesting to learn about how the products got to the market and the prevalence of the locally grown food in area restaurants. As for Alcatraz, it offers the most amazing views of SF city and the entire bay. It's an amazing dichotomy between the lush beautiful location and being a prisoner.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
Josh was a fantastic tour guide. Very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I learned a great deal about the various vendors in the Ferry Building and learned about the history of the building and the Farmers Market as well.
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
Loved our Ferry Building tour guide, Carol, and enjoyed all of the tastings! The self guided tour of Alcatraz was also really interesting and well done. A very enjoyable day!
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
Great tour! The food tour at the Ferry Building was fantastic and Alcatraz is one of those bucket list type of things to do. highly recommend.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
The tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. Tour focuses on local companies and history of the Ferry Building. The tastings were more than generous, so it is best to go hungry and try to pace yourself. I ended up returning to the Ferry Building and buying items from most of the companies we learned about.
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
We rented 2 GoCars for some friends that came into town. It was actually a lot of fun and despite some of the negative reviews about breaking down, thank goodness we didn't. I was also concerned with how big the GoCar was. One of the guys is a tall 6'3 but he fit perfectly. Any taller may have been uncomfortable. Parking was still a pain but probably could fit 3 in one space, tightly. The parking garage charged us motorcycle rate which was nice, but you may want to mention it. We zipped all over San Fran and we loved the GPS/tour guide. Some good information historically. The GoCar was easy to get adjusted. I can't even tell you how many pictures were taking pictures of us, we made sure to pose. haha! It was a lot of fun. We rented for 3 hours and it was perfect. We also rented on a Monday and thought traffic would be less which it probably was but not from the Ferry Building down to the Wharf...if you can avoid it, I would. It's a lot of bus exhaust. Overall, it was an awesome adventure and very happy we did. I also suggest upgrading to the higher power cars. Climbing those San Fran hills...the extra $15 was totally worth it!
Doing what: San Francisco GoCar Tour
This tour gave a great overview and history of the Ferry Building, as well as specifics about some of the vendors, and of course, delicious tastings from many of the businesses located there. Our guide, Sophia, was very knowledgeable about the market and the food offerings. This tour does not require lots of walking--just within the building itself and along the Farmer's Market. I would highly recommend this tour!
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
Taking a food tour is a must-do for me every time I visit a city. The Ferry Building is a gourmand's delight, and while it will be doable to explore it on your own, joining a tour enabled us to go to the best places and get the samples that one normally does not get to enjoy unless you're with a tour. With the tour being on a Saturday, we were able to see the HUGE Saturday market just outside the building - San Francisco's biggest market, if I heard correctly.
Our tour guide Sophia deftly led us to the best morsels - starting with organic preserves - apricots, peach, orange marmalade - the best, with a higher fruit to sugar ratio. Then we moved on to pickled carrots (mmm..... I wanted a bloody mary to go with it). We had a blueberry pastry that was piping hot and to die for. Then a sourdough bread from no other than Acme bakery with cheeses from Cowgirl Creamery - the first cheese we sampled was like butter smeared on bread - how can anything taste so simple yet so good? The next one was a lot more pungent, but we all loved it! Then we had a salami sampling (I had to go back for more after the tour), several chocolate samplings from a couple of places. We tasted several honeys, and for the piece de resistance, a maccaron. So, so, so good!
It is a good idea not to eat anything substantial for breakfast (I didn't eat any at all) because I guarantee you that you will be quite full when the tour concludes.
The best part of it is that at the end of the tour, I was able to go back to all these places and shopped away, knowing exactly where to go and what to buy.
Doing what: San Francisco Food Tour: Ferry Building and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
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I recently went on the Muir Woods and Wind Country tour with a friend and had a great time!
The tour allowed for the perfect amount of structure and freedom. Yes, you are all in one van (which was full to capacity when I went) but you are really walking by yourself/with the people you came with at Muir Woods. And at the wineries you have a little bit of free time to do what you want before returning to the van.
At Sonoma town center you have about 2 hours to get lunch and go to the wine tastings of your choice.
The two wineries that you go to do not have tasting fees but you can choose to try additional wines at a fee (or buy a bottle).
I think the most fun part was the free time in the town of Sonoma, I highly recommend getting lunch at Sunflower Cafe, they had a great outdoor patio and great food!
I also recommend taking the ferry back across the water, its a fun experience even in the fog. Plus the Ferry Building in San Francisco is so beautiful.
I definitely recommend this trip to anyone. The only thing that would have made it better would be a visit to one more winery and a less crowded van. But it was great to be able to taste wines without worrying about driving or navigating :)
Doing what: San Francisco Super Saver: Muir Woods and Wine Country Tour
Tour was done well but did not realize we would have to drive from san Francisco wharf to san Francisco airport. Also did not realize there would be an hour and half before the cruise allowed boarding after our return to the Ferry building.
Doing what: San Francisco Helicopter Tour and Sunset Dinner Cruise
An excellent tour, great wine tasting. Valley first is a great option to visit and have nice wines that you can test in all tour. The only thing is that it should be considered like a day trip tour because it started earlier in ferry building (8am) and it return to same place at 7:30pm. Then if you want to book other tour at same day I dont suggest it. Out of this wines, train, lunch are very very recommended.
Doing what: Napa Valley Wine Train from San Francisco: Gourmet Lunch, Wine Tasting and Vineyard Tour
We loved both the food tour at the Ferry Building and the Alcatraz trip. There was a delicious variety of filling snacks along with interesting information of the local fooderies from our pleasant tour guide. The Alcatraz tour is a must for all tourists.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
The ferry building tour was informative. We were able to sample many different food items. The trip over to Alcatraz was really quick. More guides would be helpful at the island.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
NOTE: There were three of us that reserved our tour with the our company. When we first arrived in San Francisco on Saturday morning, August 16, 2014, we walked to the Ferry building and at approximately 11:12 AM, I called the 1-866 number to ask where we would catch the hop on hop off tour bus. The person I spoke to transferred me to the local San Francisco number because he said he would not be able to help me. After he transferred me to the local San Francisco number, I was put on hold for a long time so I just decided to end the call and the three of us starting walking toward Pier 39.
It was very frustrating just trying to locate the hop on hop off tour bus. There were no signs anywhere to be seen. We kept asking other tour bus drivers where to catch the hop on hop off bus. They directed us to go to Pier 39 in front of the Aquarium.
There were other hop on hop off tour buses that were showing up more frequently by Pier 39 in front of the Aquarium
;At approximately 12:08 PM I then decided to call the local number at 1-415 number again I was put on hold for almost 15-20 minutes and so I decided to end the call.
We waited too long for the bus to show up; we were at Pier 39 in front of the Aquarium between 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM and never saw a tour bus come by between those times.
After finally getting on the tour bus, about ten minutes or so, the tour guide announced that they were taking a 15 minute break—but the 15 minute break turned out to be almost 40-45 minutes; way too long to be waiting
I thoroughly enjoyed the tour which took about 3 hours on the bus despite the trouble we had to go through to find the tour bus. The tour guide was funny and we enjoyed his jokes!!!
Doing what: San Francisco Hop-on Hop-off Tour
The tasting was scrumptious! Enjoyed the history given of each vendor we tasted from and the Ferry Building History. Wish there was a bit more time between each taste, as it did feel a little rushed. Alcatraz tour was great also. Enjoyed going at my own pace with the audio tour.
Doing what: San Francisco Combo: Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz
Alcatraz tour was very good. Ferry on time and bus transfer.Hop on Hop off bus not used as much as hoped due to xtra traffic and people in town due to Pride Parade which we didnt know about. 2hrs to get from Ferry building to Golden gate bridge and over on the Saturday. less time to visit other places or go back to revisit.
Doing what: San Francisco Hop-on Hop-off Ticket and Alcatraz Tour
Tour was ok. Some unavoidable mishaps occurred that caused the first bus to be cancelled flat tire and the second bus to be delayed some fool drove into the side of our bus. The delays were annoying and made me wish I had selected one of the other two bus companies but it could have happened to any of them.
The morning bus went across the Golden Gate Bridge which was cool. The afternoon bus did not. Seating was plentiful and fairly comfortable, guides were knowledgeable but frequently spoke ill of competing companies which I found unprofessional.
The number and stops was good. I wish there had been a stop at the Ferry Building however. That would have saved me quite a bit of walking.
Overall, I'm glad I took this tour as public transit was a bit tricky to figure out, especially since I was there for such a short time.
Doing what: San Francisco Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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The Boys & Girls Club of Bulloch County are introduced to many of the animals who make their home at the Georgia Southern University Center for Wildlife Education through a special adaptation of "The Night Before Christmas" where Santa must find new animals to help him out on Christmas Eve when his reindeer fall ill.
Second and third graders at Mattie Lively Elementary School performed "How the Penguins Saved Christmas."
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We decided to stay more than half a day in Odessa and have another full extra day in order to have time to visit the city in depth.
We had breakfast in a very nice cafe named Gogol Mogol, a place I remember since last year.
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It is situated right across the house of famous writer Gogol (building which unfortunate is now abandoned). They had a nice terrace surrounded by bicycles painted in lively colours.
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In the afternoon we went to Shevchenko Park which has a few interesting monuments, a under construction soccer stadium and an Oceanarium. We planed to see the dolphins :)
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Can buttermilk be frozen without changing its utility?
Does lowfat buttermilk change the way recipes turn out vs whole buttermilk?
It separates when frozen, but just shake it thoroughly after defrosting - I bake with defrosted bullermilk all the time. In the Boston area, the stores carry only lowfat or fat-free buttermilk. I never tried the latter; lowfat makes good baked goods.
i have a hard time finding fat-free buttermilk, the low-fat variety seems to be more common. but i have baked with both, and they're really comparable...the low-fat still doesn't contain enough fat to make a noticeable difference in the final product. both lend the same tangy flavor and tender texture.
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Sharp And Rare 1831 Quarter Eagle, AU55 PCGS1831 $2 1/2 AU55 PCGS. Bass-3028, Breen-6134, R.4. William Kneass succeeded Robert Scot as Chief Engraver following Scot's death in 1823. While he did not replace Scot's Capped Head Left motif on the quarter eagle, Kneass modified this design and introduced smaller stars and letters, as well as redrew the portraits of Liberty and the eagle to give them a more professionally finished look. Perhaps most notably, he implemented beaded borders surrounded by high, plain raised rims produced by the newly invented "close collar." The low mintage 1831 (4,520 pieces), along with the 1830 and 1832, is more difficult to locate in all grades than the first-year 1829. The specimen we offer in this sale features bright, yellow-gold surfaces that retain considerable luster. Every feature is well defined, and only a few small marks are encountered. In sum, this is a breathtaking coin whose eye appeal is equally as impressive as its technical quality.(#7671) (Registry values: P4) (NGC ID# 25FM, PCGS# 7671)
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The classical music world is gearing up to celebrate Frederic Chopin's 200th birthday on March 1st, and one of the most ambitious tributes in the world will be happening for free in downtown Manhattan.
arts>World Financial Center will join the global celebration of the life and music of Chopin with 200 hours of free piano performances by such top virtuosos as Christopher O'Riley, Claire Huangci, Vassily Primakov, and the winner of next month's 8th National Chopin Piano Competition in Miami.
arts>World Financial Center is New York City's largest year-round showcase for free visual and performing arts.
From Monday, March 1st through Friday, March 5th, live performances of the Romantic classical composer's work will echo throughout the World Financial Center all day long, originating from four concert pianos placed at various locations on the building's street and lobby levels.
Each evening at 7:00 pm, the venue's Winter Garden main stage will host a free solo concert by a roster of classical piano virtuosos, including Claire Huangci, winner of the Chopin Competition of Europe (March 1); TBD (March 2); NPR's "From the Top" host Christopher O'Riley (March 3); Vassily Primakov (March 4); and the winner of next month's 8th National Chopin Piano Competition in Miami, the only major music competition open exclusively to American pianists (March 5).
Each morning from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, all four pianos will be available to any amateur pianist eager to sit down and show off their Chopin chops to the public. From 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm (except Winter Garden piano, 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm), a tag team of some of the world's top concert pianists, up-and- coming performers, and students in leading conservatories and training programs will take over.
"Chopin's great talent lay in his ability to compose music that was both technically demanding yet accessible to a wide audience," said Debra Simon, Artistic Director of arts>World Financial Center. "We're thrilled to celebrate his bicentennial with a spectacular event that, much like his work and our own programming, is simultaneously stimulating, inspiring, and irresistibly appealing."
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. Cardinals Double-A second baseman Kolten Wong hopes to be in the big leagues as early as next year. His teammate, slugger Oscar Taveras, doesn't even want to wait that long. "I'm ready to play in the big leagues now," Taveras said. "Yeah, I'm ready to go." The Cardinals will likely wait until at least next season before entertaining the thought of promoting Wong or Taveras to St. Louis. But make no mistake. Both have a chance to be productive big league players in the near future. The pair of promising prospects put their talents on display Sunday at the Major League Baseball Futures Game at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. Taveras went 1-for-3 with a sacrifice fly for the World team while Wong went 0-for-2 but scored a run for the USA team. Batting third and starting in right field for a talented World team, Taveras grounded out to Wong in the top of the first inning. He was robbed of an extra-base hit in the third inning on a diving catch by Blue Jays prospe...
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A conference of the Association of Community Radio Producers AMARC is currently taking place in Amman. A small APC team is there and, besides other types of involvement, we are organizing a workshop on Style information: N/a
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Our team was small, but visible. As the AMARC 9 was kicked off, we prepared a training room in a side hall, used as a passage by waiters running from the kitchen to the restaurant on the first floor.
Soooo, the starting conditions were not that great, given that the room was a bit obscure and, what is worse, the main conference program was running alongside our training.
To let everyone know that we exist and they might think of skipping main program because of us, we applied a sort of partisan strategy... post advertising posters around the noble hotel Belle Vue, a strategy that proved efficient soon was picked up and copied by other workshop organizers.
The people who came made a very good group: smaller group than we expected, but very interested in the topic. The main learning from the workshop is that it is a real challenge to try to organize a dedicated focused workshop as part of a large event, because you can't oblige people to be continually present for the whole time and leave with everything you were hoping for them to take home. However, the people who eventually do show up, are charged with ideas about how to link the skills from the training with their radio (or other) projects. More often than usual thus trainers become learners and trainees turn into trainers.
Yes, there was a fluctuation, some people stayed only first day and other joined in on the second or third day, complaining about having been elsewhere and having missed previous sessions. So one would say that there is not enough continuity and consistency in such training. On contrary. No snoring, no nodding with bored expressions. People were fixed on trainers (Fatima Bhyat and Anas Tawileh) even during usually the most challenging (read "boring") sessions on wireless standards and budgeting.
Perhaps it should not be surprising. AMARC people are practitioners skilled in distributing information locally to their listeners. They struggle with difficulties when sharing their production with others, shortages of staff etc. They have very clear ideas what they need and when confronted with people who know what wireless "can do", the spark ignites immediately.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Public showers and a Nueces County park office on Padre Island reopened this week after being closed for nearly three years because of damage from an undetected leak.
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"It's outstanding that we've got this beautiful building here that not only serves the people using the beach, but also the tent and RV campers," said Scott Cross, county coastal parks director.
An undetected leak was discovered in 2007 when rotten wood floors collapsed throughout the building. A $360,000 settlement with the previous architect, builder and insurance provider covered the costs of a six-month renovation completed earlier this month by Infinity Builder.
The renovation replaced flooring and interior and exterior walls, updated the electrical system and equipped the building with a connection for a generator. Concrete floors were poured in the shower and bathroom areas where the leak was. Final costs of the building were far less than the $1 million county officials originally estimated.
"I'm glad to see us put that building in the shape that it should have been in in the first place," said Commissioner Chuck Cazalas, who negotiated the settlement. "It's been done without any additional costs to the taxpayer."
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