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The penalty for a miss is the same as in the sprint (dunce Lap).
Like the pursuit, there are four stops for shooting, but in lieu of a dunce Lap each miss adds a full minute to your total time.
"dullard," 1570s, from earlier Duns disciple "follower of John Duns Scotus" (c.1265-1308), Scottish scholar of philosophy and theology supposed to have been born at Duns in Berwickshire. By 16c., humanist reaction against medieval theology singled him out as the type of the hairsplitting scholastic. It became a general term of reproach applied to more conservative philosophical opponents by 1520s, later extended to any dull-witted student.


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Drawbacks are that silk can wear quite hot, and is much less forgiving to perspiration. Cotton breathes much more freely.
You say that as though not everyone wants this...
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|Phyllo pastry
|1⁄2 Pound (Usually Available In 1-Pound Packages)
|1 1⁄2 Pound, stems removed, washed and dried (1 Very Large Bunch Or 2 Small To Medium Ones)
|Yellow onion
|1⁄2 , finely chopped
|Green onions
|2 , finely chopped
|Light olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped fresh dill/2 teaspoons dried dill
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped fresh mint
|2 Tablespoon (10 To 12 Leaves)
|Ground cumin
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (Preferably Freshly Ground)
|1 Pinch (Preferably Freshly Grated)
|Feta cheese
|1⁄4 Pound, crumbled
|Cottage cheese
|1⁄4 Pound
|Grated kasseri/Romano cheese
|2 Ounce (Approximately 1 /2 Cup)
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Unsalted butter
|6 Tablespoon, melted
1) Thaw phyllo overnight in the refrigerator if frozen.
2) Take out phyllo from wrapping and lay out the stack of sheets. If it is a 1 -pound package, half them widthwise.
3) Cover the portion for cooking with a plastic wrap and damp kitchen towel.
4) Tightly wrap remaining sheets in plastic wrap.
5) Place in refrigerator and store fot at least a week.
6) Chop the spinach leaves finely.
7) Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
8) In a large pan heat olive oil over medium heat fry yellow onion and green onions in it for 5 minutes.
9) Mix the spinach, dill, mint, cumin and nutmeg and stir till the spinach is soft and the liquid has dried.
10) Keep aside to cool.
11) Lightly beat eggs in a large bowl.
12) To it add feta, cottage and kasseri cheeses, spinach mixture, and pepper. Mix thoroughly.
13) Grease a 9-by-13-inch rectangular baking dish with melted butter.
14) Lay a sheet of phyllo in the bottom of the dish. Let the edges come up on the sides of the dish. Brush melted butter on it.
15) Follow same process to layer half of the sheets brushing each time with butter.
16) Place filling evenly on top.
17) Fold edges of phyllo dough over the filling.
18) Layer the remaining phyllo sheets brushing each layer with butter. End the top layer with butter.
19) Tuck the edges down along the sides of the dish.
20) Score pie top with a knife into squares or diamonds.
21) Don't slice through the bottom layer.
22) Bake for 1 hour till the pie is crisp.
23) Take off from oven and cool.
24) Put aluminum foil on the top and pack in cooler.
25) Serve from baking dish. Alternatively, pack in a single layer in a portable container.


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How many animals are experimented on in laboratories? It's a simple question, the answer to which provides a basic parameter to help us wrap our heads around the increasingly controversial and ethically harrowing practice of locking animals in cages and conducting harmful procedures on them that are often scary, painful, and deadly. Yet ascertaining the answer in the United States – the world's largest user of animals in experiments – is surprisingly difficult.
In the eyes of the US Animal Welfare Act (AWA) – the single federal law that governs the treatment of animals used in experimentation – not all animals are created equal. Mice, rats, and birds bred for experimentation, and all cold-blooded animals – estimated by industry to comprise more than 95 percent of all animals used – are all unscientifically and dumbfoundingly excluded from the AWA's definition of "animal". Orwell cheers from his grave while Darwin rolls in his.
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Big soccer fans? Bigger seats. When soccer's World Cup heads to Brazil in 2014, the arenas used in hosting the games that determine soccer's world champion will be equipped with specially designed seats designated for obese
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The 'March Madness' of the 2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament begins with the play-in games on Tuesday, March 19. With no truly dominant team in the NCAA this season, a spot in the 68-team tournament field will allow the selected schools an even better chance at the national championship.
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38.5 x 31.9 cm (trimmed to platemark)
The setting is the poverty-stricken slums of St Giles, where the binge drinking of gin was a major social problem. A drunken mother is oblivious to her child's fall into the stairwell of a gin cellar, while a skeletal ballad singer has passed out nearby. Gripe the pawnbroker is thriving, as people pawn everything for drink. Mothers quieten their babies with gin and children sip it. Hogarth published this print in support of a campaign to stop drunkenness among London's poor. The Gin Act was passed in 1751, which introduced licensing of retail premises and a greatly reduced consumption.
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With over twenty years experience, Murcia captures the nooks and crannies; the street art, cafes, clubs, people and of course laneways of Melbourne into a fascinating record of time and place of a rapidly growing city.
From stunning aerial shots of the city to images various street art and street signs, Murcia turns what could be seen as mundane into a stunning collection of photos, allowing readers to look at Melbourne's laneways from every angle. Split into three sections, Work/ Play, Culture/ Subculture and Light/Shadow, Little Big Town highlights a range of moments from the everyday. From people in conversation, sitting outside and inside cafes, walking down streets and in shadowed alleyways throughout all sections. In Culture/ Subculture, impressive images of the street art that engulf Melbourne's laneways are featured, giving a look into the creation and deformation of what brings the walls of the laneways alive.… Read more
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Dee Nolan is an award-winning journalist and editor who began her career in Melbourne. Not only is she passionate about writing, but farming and produce also. In her new culinary travel book, A Food Lover's Pilgrimage to France, Nolan is able to use her interviewing skills to investigate first-handedly about the food cultures of regional France.
Such is the effect of Earl Carter's picturesque photography in this beautiful 400-page hardback book, that you'll feel as though you are looking out a train window as it cuts through the golden French countryside and beyond. Along the way you'll visit the slopes of Burgundy that are conservatively dressed in vines. It is here in the valleys and to the west of the Saône River where, Nolan will show you, the most famous wines are produced, the Burgundies.
Nolan didn't just take in the breathtaking sights but immersed herself in the culture, visiting local markets with some of France's greatest chefs, cooking timeless classic recipes in home kitchens and strolling beside farmers as they take their cattle to the high pasture.… Read more
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Edited by Kat Muscat (Voiceworks, The Lifted Brow) and designed by Elwyn Murray, Dialect was born from Global Express, a year-long writing program held by Alia Gabres from the Footscray Community Arts Centre to give minority members of society a chance to be heard.
The 134-page book contains a diverse assortment of writing styles ranging from poetry to micro-fiction to articles, which mirror the diversity of the stories and writers themselves. The dynamic collection weaves through stories with different themes, tones and forms that all contain one unifying similarity; an honest voice with a story to tell.
With titles such as 'How to be a More Confident Immigrant' and 'A Fear of Metamorphosis', a few from the collection, as well as a series of printed artworks, Dialect allows you to walk a mile in another's shoes in this very unique and visual work.… Read more
Melbourne Writers Festival 2014 program announced today
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Some of the big-hitters – including Sir Salman Rushdie and YouTube-famous astronaut Chris Hadfield – were announced earlier this month. The rest have just been released, and there's over 400 authors participating in the ten-day program.
Taking the reins for the second year, Festival Director Lisa Dempster has put together a literary lineup that's diverse, contemporary and international. Masha Gessen, author of Words Will Break Cement: The Passion of Pussy Riot will talk about her book and her own LGBT activism in Russia. Meg Wolitzer, American author of recent bestselling novel The Interesting will discuss the difficulties women face when writing about family and marriage and Zimbabwean writer NoViolet Bulawayo will open up about her coming of age debut novel We Need New Names – the first novel by a black African woman to make the Man Booker Prize shortlist.… Read more
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My buddy and I both bought brand new 2012 Vstrom 1000's a few weeks ago. We've done a few shorter all-pavement rides around Boston, and I went up for a weekend trip around the White Mountains two weeks ago and got down a few dirt roads (ride report here: http://advrider.com/forums/showthrea...ghlight=bethel) but Saturday we decided to get out for our first real adventure ride.
I posted a thread in the Northeast regional forum looking for route suggestions (http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=789745). I had been up to the Keene, New Hampshire area a couple of times on my Ducati, and figured there'd be good riding up that way. Inmate HenryMartin came through with an excellent .gpx track (http://www.advrider.com/forums/showt...3#post18663793).
Unfortunately, neither of us have gps on our Vees yet. Instead, I used a website to overlay the track on google maps, and then zoomed in on it and made my own turn-by-turn directions with paper and a sharpie. An hour and a half and 8 pages later I had instructions to stick in the map pocket of my tank bag. I used GPS visualizer (http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/). I was going to create a jpg of the route and post it, but for some reason the website isn't working for me now. Oh well.
We booked out of Boston and up Route 2 to Concord, MA where we picked up 119 West. 119 was kind of a crummy drive. Way too much slow traffic and commercial stuff along the sides of the road. After a quick stop for fuel though, we got to some dirt.
A headless rider:
I was really impressed with the quality of the dirt roads in New Hampshire. Nice and smooth and graded. We had a good time blasting down them. I was also surprised by the number of people who lived on the dirt roads who had dogs that would run out in front of motorcycles
When I was previewing the route on google maps, there were a couple of places where the road on the map ended bu the gpx track kept going. We got to the first of those in short order. It was a rocky class IV road. Nothing too terrible. My buddy's Vee got tired in some mud and decided to take a nap. He had it upright before I got the camera out though. A little mud on the crash bars and hand guard and a small scrape on the fairing.
Then we got to the wet part:
A jeep went through this puddle while we were standing and looking at it. It was close to the top of his tires, so probably around 30 inches deep or so. Fortunately, we could just squeeze the bikes through the gap between the tree and the stump on the side where my buddy is.
There was a little ditch draining off the puddle there that complicated matters further by taking away any chance of getting your feet down.
Both bikes made it safely through.
A little further down the road, we came across a stretch of loose golfball-sized stone:
Good spot to pose for a picture:
My buddy went first, and with his feet down, made it look easy:
I decided to try riding through it a little quicker. Unfortunately, my Vee got tired and lost momentum and decided to take a nap:
My buddy approves:
Back upright with zero damage (thanks Givi crash bars!) and onward. We passed our first set of hikers, who were shocked that we were on the trail. "I don't know who directed you down here... this isn't even a road!".
We made it through to real road in short order. Stopped in some scenic areas for more pics.
Yeah, I'm casual.
Found a little bridge next to a small waterfall:
After a couple of hours of riding, we decided to take a break. There's a little asphalt pull off at the intersection of 101 and Ches...something road (Cheswick? Cheshire? Chesnut?). Apple pie and vitamin water is the perfect road side snack:
Continuing on, we hit another class IV road. As always, the rocks were bigger and the grade was steeper than what it appears on camera. You can hear my buddy talking to me (Sena bluetooth headsets are the bomb). I left the dorky audio in because you can also hear my skid plate take a whack at the 26 second mark. No damage (thanks, Enduro Guardian!).
We kept it going and found some more scenery:
It got to be around 1 and we came out onto route 101 again and decided to break off the route and head to Keene for lunch so my buddy could be back in Boston by 3 (okay, well, 4).
If you haven't had the honey mustard wings at Elm City Brewery, you haven't lived:
Also had a burger:
They house-brew their own rootbeer too!
Then we headed back to Boston following route 12 down to route 2 and blasting back in.
In total around 220 miles covered. Good times had by both!
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Given to fly
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Beautiful day, challenging roads and good food, doesn't get much better than that.
One question though, do you ever accidentally get on the wrong bike?
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Joined: Mar 2012
Oddometer: 1,190
We did pose for pictures a couple of times with the same bike, rather than switching the bikes around. We just stood in front of the tank bags so no one would know!
It's nice having a buddy with the same bike though.. I've called a few different places and gotten discounts for ordering two of something!
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Location: Southbridge MA
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Looks like a fun ride..
But you went the wrong way around that puddle. The middle is the easiest
Beastly Adventurer
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sounds like you need a pair of alpinestar scout waterproof boots hahahaha
I just so happen to have a pair in 12's only wore one time on a road bike no offroad for sale
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Great report. Next time you guys go through that puddle stay to the left. I was through there recently with a smaller bike and it wasn't that bad. I know the area well.
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I think it was the fact that we were just getting into the ride and weren't as comfortable with our new bikes off pavement, so there was the fear of dropping our bikes in water as much as the depth of the water itself that concerned us...
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Fear can be a good thing, as some of the puddles around here are deep enough to swallow a jeep. (most of it, anyway). Last year during a wet ride I must have crossed over 100 puddles that were not too deep. Of course, I was cautious at first, slowing down, going in first gear....Eventually, I started going in second, then third. Then I came across a puddle that was pretty long and wide. I slipped in the first gear, rode close up to it, and seeing it did not look deep at all, I circled back, throttled it, slipped in second and went in. About ten feet into it I sunk all the way to the muffler/seat line, unable to move back or forth. Motor choked, died, and that was the end of it. A buddy with an atv had to pulled me out on his winch as there was no way to get the bike out.
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The Reds and Indians are deep in talks that would send Shin-Soo Choo to Cincinnati, according to Danny Knobler of CBS Sports. The Indians would receive center fielder Drew Stubbs and shortstop Didi Gregorius in return. The Reds are expected to receive another player in addition to Choo. The Reds plan to use Choo in center field and as their leadoff man. Choo has played just 10 games in center field for the Indians, none since 2009. But the Reds believe that whatever they lost defensively would be made up for with Choo's offensive contributions. Choo had a .373 on-base percentage and an .815 OPS last year for the Indians. He led off 98 times, and had a .389 on-base percentage in those games. The Indians are anxious to move Choo because he has just one year to go before free agency and is represented by Scott Boras. When the hot stove season began, I thought Choo would have been a nice fit for the Mets.
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Coolsaet, incidentally, has plans to do altitude training in Kenya. He's undecided about entering and taking a run at the record for the Around the Bay Road Race in March.
Six hundred runners from 31 schools competed in the GHAC event under perfect weather. Entries represented the Hamilton Catholic and Halton associations. The top three individuals and the top two teams from each of the midget, junior and senior age groups advance to the OFSAA Nov. 5 championships at Ottawa's Green's Creek Conservation Area.
Coolsaet and meet organizers were impressed with Priesner, who won the junior boys' six-kilometre race by a whopping two minutes, eight seconds over runner-up Matt Simpson of Georgetown District. Preisner's time was 20:21.
"He looked good doing it, too," Coolsaet said. "He looked to be well inside of himself and in control. There's probably more in the tank once he gets pushed."
Last week, 26-year veteran Bishop Reding coach Maureen Morrison took some of her team to Heart Lake. Preisner went along, out-legging his nearest competitor (a sixth-place finisher at OFSAA last year) by more than 45 seconds. Priesner placed 13th as a midget at OFSAA in 2010 and Morrison encouraged him after his Grade 9 season to join a track club.
"This is a good confidence booster going into OFSAA," said Preisner, who has won all five of his races this season. As for Coolsaet's presence, Preisner commented: "He did well in the marathon, I hear. He's a good guy to look up to."
In other races, Sarah Nixon of Oakville Loyola took top honours in midget girls' 3K. Her clocking was 11:16. Kelly Hennessy of Oakville St. Thomas Aquinas (18:54) was first in senior girls' 5K and Evelyne Guay of Oakville Abbey Park captured the junior girls' 4K in 15:25.
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Angelatos says he's pleased for the other Corpus Christi qualifiers, including the senior girls' team which will be going to OFSAA for the first time in the four-year history of the school.
The SOSSA qualifier for the Ontario championships goes Thursday, beginning at 11 a.m., at Burgoyne Woods in St. Catharines.
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Rex Ryan is off the hot seat, at least for another year. Jets owner Woody Johnson announced today that general manager Mike Tennenbaum would not be back with the team. Johnson released the following statement, "Mike devoted 15 years of service to the Jets, and I want to thank him for his hard work and dedication. Although he helped guide us to two consecutive AFC Championship games, we are not where we want to be, and a new General Manager will be critical to getting this team back on the right track." Along with the announcement, Woody Johnson went on to give his head coach a vote of confidence, indicating that the new GM would not be firing Rex Ryan in favor of another candidate. "Rex Ryan will remain the Head Coach of our football team. I believe that he has the passion, the talent, and the drive to successfully lead our team." The peculiar way this situation has been handled raises more questions in the Jets organization than it actually answers. Ideally, when a team blows up their front office, everyone from the GM down goes. In this situation, the head coach will stay while a new general manager is brought in, and that's not exactly a recipe for success. A relatively recent example of this came in 2009 when the Jaguars axed their top personnel man but kept head coach Jack Del Rio. Since then, the team has floundered about. The Jets are a slightly better organization, but the end result may be very similar to that in North Florida. [follow]
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I'm looking into options for lighter front seats for my SVT that are just straight bolt on replacements. Preferably red/black to match the rest of my interior.
Most seats come with brackets to make them bolt rite in. You should be able to get the colors you want with no trouble. Just start looking by searching on google.
You should be able to find a cheap no name brand on ebay that just bolt to your factory rails. Or if you want to make easier try going to a junk yard and getting the base so all you have you do to swap them out is replace the 4 main bolts. When buying racing seats its just the seat. You dont get the whole bracket setup currently in your car. So you have to remove the old seat which is 4 bolts under the current seat. Then Put the new seat on top. Also check to see if your passenger side has an airbag sensor this could cause problems down the road if your new seats do not have this sensor. Ill try to take some pictures of what i am talking about so its more clear tomorrow. In my saleen i have saleen leather seats which came from a junked Saleen Focus they have the factory brackets on them so all i have to do is remove the torx bolts and swap out the seats it takes like 20 minutes for me. But if you dont have the base system it will take longer if you want to swap out your seats. Ill take pictures tomorrow after work to further explain this.
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Sangre de Cristo Mountains > Mount Walter > Climber's Log
Mount Walter Climber's Log
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|Liba Kopeckova
|several times
|usually done with Wheeler. I used to live in N.M. and did Wheeler peak almost yearly for several years…. sometimes even jogging the trail.
|Posted Nov 5, 2014 8:11 am
|Short Side Trip
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2014
|Did Wheeler from the ski area, Williams Lake trail. Added Walter with a short side trip.
|Posted Sep 1, 2014 10:17 pm
|Sheep can fly
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2014
|After doing Wheeler, Simpson, and Old Mike this was where I saw a sheep fly. He had been tranquilized by fish and game for breeding purposes and they flew him off the mountain slung under a helicopter. Not something you see in the mountains every day.
|Posted Aug 28, 2014 9:03 am
|Good View of Wheeler
Date Climbed: Jun 7, 2014
|Neat summit in itself, and neat spot to rest before making the final hike to Wheeler.
|Posted Jun 9, 2014 9:41 am
|On the way to Wheeler Peak
Date Climbed: May 27, 2014
|Ended up taking the Bull of the Woods trail up and the Williams Lake Trail down and hit this on the way. We weren't quite sure what the weather was going to do as some very early morning dark clouds appeared. Ended up being a nice day. Nice "false summit" on the way to Wheeler and a great day overall. Camped at the Twining/Bull of the Woods trailhead area.
|Posted May 30, 2014 9:07 pm
Date Climbed: Mar 12, 2014
|Winter climb on the way up to Wheeler. No wind at all so it was fantastic. Big horn sheep to see as well.
|Posted Mar 17, 2014 10:33 am
|On the Way
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2012
|Caught this one on the way back from Wheeler. Don't skip it.
|Posted Nov 10, 2013 3:18 pm
|C Wenker
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2013
|Up Lake Williams, down Bull.
|Posted Oct 2, 2013 10:27 am
|Easy peasy
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2013
|Easy side trip on the way back from Wheeler Peak.
|Posted Aug 19, 2013 1:57 pm
|Easy Trek from Wheeler
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2013
|I was happy this peak was so close to Wheeler because it made it easy to bag two peaks in one day!
|Posted Aug 12, 2013 9:08 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2013
|great peak with spectacular views. saw marmots the size of small dogs. saw a couple herds of big horn sheep. really cloudy, waited out an early morning thunderstorm, then hiked to the summit.
|Posted Aug 12, 2013 8:38 pm
|Zachary Andrew
Date Climbed: Aug 3, 2013
|Yes, I am adding Walter to shamelessly increase the number of peaks I can claim. It is unfortunately shadowed by its bigger, more glorious, and more visited neighbor
|Posted Aug 12, 2013 2:03 pm
|Pit stop on the way to the top
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2013
|Camped in the basin and hit the two peaks the next day.
|Posted Jul 24, 2013 4:06 pm
|Jimmy Rivers
|Along with Wheeler
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2013
|Had to climb right over Mt Walter to reach Wheeler Peak. Top 2 peaks in the state in 1 climb!
|Posted Jul 22, 2013 12:21 am
|Brian Kalet
|2 Peaks
Date Climbed: May 26, 2013
|With Wheeler Peak.
|Posted May 28, 2013 3:55 pm
|En Route
Date Climbed: Apr 27, 2013
|Got it on the way to Wheeler Peak
|Posted May 1, 2013 4:17 pm
|on the way to Wheeler
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2011
|hung out for a bit to let the bighorns on the saddle to Wheeler meander out of the way.
|Posted Apr 8, 2013 12:01 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2011
|w/ Wheeler :(
|Posted Dec 28, 2012 3:28 pm
|Traverse from Wheeler Peak
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2012
|Would have been a shame NOT to tag it, since it's right next to Wheeler. Nothing impressive about the summit, except for the HD view of Wheeler and down into Bull-of-the-Woods. 2nd highest NM peak in the books.
|Posted Oct 15, 2012 3:00 pm
|Sarah Simon
|6 peak day via Bull of the Woods
Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2012
|I love this time of year - perfect weather, sunny blue skies, autumn colors! Enjoyed the hot springs at Ojo Caliente, green chili beer and a suite with a kiva fireplace afterward. :-)
|Posted Sep 23, 2012 2:17 pm


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Chinese medicine offers a safe, effective, natural substitute for Fosamax® in the treatment of osteoporosis
If you have osteoporosis and have been taking a bisphosphonate drug such as Fosamax® or Boniva® for an extended period of time, your doctor has likely suggested you take a medication holiday – for at least three years.
Do you know what do you do to prevent further bone loss and possible fractures in the meantime?
Chinese medicine has an effective and time-tested herbal answer. During this hiatus period, you can safely increase the vitality and strength of your bones by drinking Chinese Soup Broth To Make Healthy Bone™ every day.
Finding a safe and reliable strategy for preventing and correcting osteoporosis has become a critical health issue for all of us over the age of fifty. Research studies published in the New England Journal of Medicine have recently exposed a link between long-term use of Fosamax and unusual transverse fractures of the thigh bone, indicating that prolonged therapy with these drugs tends to weaken bone integrity rather than strengthening it. (1)
In April of this year, Dr. Pauline Camacho, from Loyola University Medical Center told Reuters Health that the current AACE (American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists ) guidelines recommend patients take a 3-year hiatus from bisphosphonate therapy after 4 or 5 years of treatment. (2)
Here in the West, there is no pharmaceutical alternative to bisphosphonate therapy other than the usual recommendations for mineral supplements such as Calcium citrate, Vit. D-3, Magnesium, Potassium, Boron, Vit K-2 and Strontium ranelate. Traditional Chinese medicine, however, has been helping people successfully deal with all aspects of aging for a few thousand years!
As an acupuncture physician with 11+ years of experience here in Sarasota, Florida, I offer safe and reliable methods to increase bone strength and vitality through diet, exercise and the above-mentioned Chinese Soup Broth To Make Healthy Bone™.
The herbal ingredients for the broth are supplied in convenient kitchen-ready packets accompanied by very simple cooking directions. You prepare it yourself. Each batch lasts 16 days and can be stored in your refrigerator or freezer until you need it. There are no side effects, and best of all, you can rely on this broth to maintain your bone health all through your golden years!
To read more about it, visit this page.
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(1) Osteoporosis Drug Linked to Small Fracture Risk Over Long Term, by Daniel J. DeNoon from WebMD Health News
(2) A 3-Year Holiday From Bisphosphonates Appears Safe by Fran Lowry from Reuters Health


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The Ohio State Buckeyes have added the Colorado Buffaloes to their 2011 football schedule. The game has been officially announced by Ohio State University.
The Buckeyes will host the Buffaloes at Ohio Stadium in Columbus on September 24, 2011. Ohio State will pay Colorado $1.4 million for the game. This is a single game matchup and will not be a home-and-home series. Read Full Story »
The Maryland Terrapins and the Texas Longhorns will play at Austin in 2017 and at FedEx Field in Landover, MD in 2018, Statesman.com has reported.
This series was reported back in July, but it was rumored to be played in 2014 and 2015. Read Full Story »
The BYU Cougars and Texas Longhorns have agreed to a home-and-home football series, the schools have announced. The series will kickoff in 2013 with a game in Provo, followed by the finale in 2014 with a game in Austin.
With the addition of this series the Cougars and Longhorns are scheduled to meet three times over the next five years, with the first meeting coming on September 10, 2011 at Texas. Read Full Story »
The Colorado Buffaloes and Ohio State Buckeyes are working on a deal to play in 2011, DailyCamera.com has reported. The game would be played at Ohio Stadium, also known as "The Horseshoe."
This would be a single game rather than a home-and-home series, meaning Ohio State would not play in Boulder. The payout that Colorado would receive is reported to be around $2 million. Read Full Story »
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Texas Longhorns have scheduled a four-game home-and-home football series, Texas has announced.
Notre Dame will host Texas at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend on September 5, 2015. On September 3, 2016, the Fighting Irish will travel to face the Longhorns at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin. Read Full Story »
The Notre Dame Irish and Texas Longhorns are in discussions for a four-game home-and-home football series, Statesman.com is reporting.
The games would be played in 2015, 2016, 2019 and 2020. Exact dates and sites have not been disclosed. Read Full Story »
The Kansas State Wildcats and Oregon Ducks home-and-home football series in 2011-12 has been canceled, RegisterGuard.com has reported.
Kansas State was scheduled to host Oregon on September 3, 2011 and travel to face the Ducks on September 1, 2012. Read Full Story »
The Minnesota Golden Gophers and Texas Longhorns have canceled their 2015-16 home-and-home football series, the schools announced Tuesday.
The two teams were scheduled to meet in Minneapolis on September 19, 2015 and in Austin on September 17, 2016. Read Full Story »
The Maryland Terrapins and the Texas Longhorns are in discussions to schedule a home-and-home football series, The Washington Post is reporting.
If the series is agreed upon, Maryland and Texas could play at FedEx Field in Landover, MD in 2014. The return game would be held in 2015 in either Austin or Dallas, presumably at Cowboys Stadium. Read Full Story »
The Big 12, Mountain West and WAC future football schedules have been updated. Updates reflect the recent conference changes by Boise State, Colorado, Nebraska and Utah.
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By Terri Langford | July 12, 2012 | Updated: July 12, 2012 10:25pm
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FBI agents leave Riverside Hospital's for profit mental health clinic, Devotions Care Solutions at 7655 Bellfort Thursday, July 12, 2012, in Houston. Agents seized patient records from the clinic. The clinic treats 45 patients a day. Last February a Riverside administrator was indicted and has pled guilty to filing phony Medicare claims for mental health treatment.
Four months after a Riverside General Hospital executive was arrested for his role in a $116 million Medicare scheme, FBI and state investigators returned Thursday, seizing more plastic boxes full of patient files from a clinic run by the hospital administrator's son.
"All I can say is that we have a legal presence there," FBI spokeswoman Shauna Dunlap said of the agents' appearance at the clinic, Devotions Care Solutions, at 7765 Bellfort in southeast Houston.
"We were out there," Texas Attorney General's Office spokesman Jerry Strickland said of the state agents, who belonged to the Texas Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.
Neither agency would say why, but the Houston Chronicle confirmed with an attorney for Riverside that the agents were proceeding on a search warrant.
Devotions Care Solutions offers intense, outpatient therapy for the mentally ill. Most of the care is paid for by Medicare and Medicaid.
"Everything's fine," said Earnest Gibson IV, Devotions administrator, sitting in his black Lincoln Navigator in front of the clinic. Behind him, FBI and state Medicaid agents shoved boxes into the back of SUVs.
But not everything at Riverside has been fine, particularly after Feb. 7, when a similar scene unfolded outside Devotions' parent hospital at 3204 Ennis.
At the time of that raid, assistant Riverside administrator Mohammad Khan was arrested and indicted, accused of filing $116 million worth of phony Medicare mental health care claims. Khan, who was the hospital's lab director and oversaw the mental health clinics, has since pleaded guilty and faces up to 10 years in prison.
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On Thursday, Gibson said Khan worked alone and no one at Devotions or the Riverside campus was in on the scam.
"The person that I know and the person they tell me about (Khan) is two completely different people," Gibson said.
Months ago, Gibson's father and Riverside's administrator, Earnest Gibson III, confirmed Riverside and its clinics, which had received $60 million in Medicare funds over the past five years, is on "pre-payment review" by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, meaning they were cut off shortly after the initial seizure of records in February.
As the younger Gibson confirmed on Thursday: "We still submit the bills, and they're (Medicare) just not paying."
Money has been tight for Riverside General Hospital, a nearly 100-year-old institution that depended heavily on Medicare dollars to maintain its operations. The younger Gibson says patient numbers have fallen from about 80 a day to 45 or 50.
"It's been extremely hard," Gibson said. "But we're going to work through it."
Riverside's laundry service was suspended more than a month ago, the vendor, Texas Textile Service, confirmed to the Chronicle. And a former Riverside employee contacted the Chronicle earlier this week and said paychecks often are delayed.
"I had to go to the back to the bank several times because there was no money in the bank," recalled former Riverside certified nursing aide Deborah Lopez of her attempts to cash her paycheck at Riverside's bank, Metro Bank.
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Lopez, 47, said she and other employees cash the checks at the hospital's bank instead of depositing them in their own accounts because of fear the checks might bounce.
"It's not might, it will," said Lopez, who worked for Riverside for the past two years. She said she was called in on July 4 and let go after she asked Riverside officials why she wasn't paid for her sick time. "Those benefits have been suspended is what I was told."
LaCheryl Whitlow, 29, says she complained to her Riverside supervisors that the payroll cash at Metro Bank was gone before she had a chance to cash her check last Friday.
"I went back (to Riverside)," said Whitlow, who worked as a human resources assistant. "I told them they needed to do something, and they did some sort of wire transfer." She was then able to cash her check.
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When she returned to Riverside a second time, employees were calling who either did not get a check or the one they received had bounced.
Later that day, Whitlow said she was let go.
Attempts to reach Earnest Gibson III, Riverside's administrator, were unsuccessful. His son said he didn't know about employees having payroll check issues.
Dan Gospin, Riverside's attorney, declined to answer questions about the investigation or financial problems.
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Final Score: FIU 31, Arkansas State 24
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Wes Carroll threw his lone touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter to give the FIU Golden Panthers a thrilling, 31-24 come- from-behind victory over the Arkansas State Red Wolves in a Sun Belt Conference clash at FIU Stadium.
Carroll completed 21-of-27 passes for 266 yards in the win for FIU (6-5, 6-1 SunBelt), which has claimed atleast a share of the Sun Belt title, while also becoming bowl eligible. T.Y. Hilton was the main target for Carroll, as the wide out hauled in 11 passes for 140 yards, and one score. Darian Mallary led the way with 83 yards on the ground, while Darriet Perry rumbled for 43 yards and two touchdowns.
Ryan Aplin only completed 8-of-19 passes for ASU (4-8, 4-4), and finished the game with 126 yards and two touchdowns.
The two teams exchanged field goals in the first quarter, as Jack Griffin connected on a 35-yard kick early in the frame for FIU, while Brian Davis followed with a 32-yard boot for ASU.
The Red Wolves took a 10-3 lead early in the second stanza when Aplin connected with Derek Lawson for a 12-yard touchdown pass.
FIU evened the score when Perry found the end zone on a five-yard run. Perry struck again with less than a minute remaining in the first half, as the tailback plunged into the end zone from the one-yard line, to give the Golden Panthers a 21-14 edge.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Junior pitcher Keilani Ricketts struck out 16 as Oklahoma topped California, 3-0, on Friday to advance to the semi-finals of the Women's College World Series for the first time since its national title run in 2000.
Ricketts got all three outs of the first, third and fourth innings by way of strikeout and recorded at least one strikeout in each of the other four innings. The 16 strikeouts for Ricketts tied a season-high and was just two shy of the WCWS record for a seven-inning game.
After the game, Oklahoma head coach Patty Gasso talked about the stellar performance of her ace.
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While Ricketts turned in a masterful performance, it was the Sooners' offense that helped clinch the win. The scoring began in third with an RBI double to right center off the bat of Lauren Chamberlain that drove in Georgia Casey to give Oklahoma the early lead
California (57-6) was not without its chances in the game and left six runners stranded, despite only getting two hits off of Ricketts.
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The Milwaukee Sport Fencing Academy, which teaches children and adults about lunges, parries and other aspects of one of the world's oldest sports, will open this summer at 6814 W. Brown Deer Road. The academy is leasing 6,600 square feet at the Plaza Plaza retail center, where the other tenants include a Mexican restaurant, a deli and a liquor store.
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The Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin offers information on commercial realtors and real estate.
The Milwaukee chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management serves the needs of real estate management professionals
The Wisconsin chapter of the NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association aims to serve developers and owners of commercial real estate.
The Land and Space blog was recognized by the Society of American Business Editors and Writers in the blog category for dailies with circulation between 200,000 to 500,000.
The judges said, "Daykin's aggressive reporting and accessible, explanatory writing make him a must-read for his tight-knit and highly engaged audience."


text: http://www.talkandroid.com – We previously wrote that Samsung was creating a "special" Galaxy S III for their home country of Korea. Looks like those reports were true as Samsung is giving their home territory a "suped-up" version of their Galaxy S III which will release on July 9th. This Galaxy S III will contain a quad-core Exynos 4 CPU, 2GB of RAM and 4G LTE connectivity. The Korean Galaxy S III will launch on SK Telecom, Korea Telecom and LG U+ carriers, with different radios to accompany each network. The trade-off for this extra connectivity and power is that it will be a little bulkier (IT news)