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Its a good movie and every Indian should watch it! The lives of spies are not like James Bond, they are filled with sacrifice! Lives of spies are like this in every country. India needs to do a real D-day, I just hope that people get the message, but I think the majority will go home and forget it! After all the effects of colonization have left the majority of India in a passive aggressive state! just stay quiet and dont do anything, as if God is going to come down anytime soon to rescue you!
It is very nice movie.. but it is not doing as good as it should have.. TV news keeps giving poor collection data than Ramaya Vastavaya (which I believe has nothing great to offer0. D-Day's some business has gone since BMB is still going strong and audience are going to see BMB on WOM .. and indeed it is a brilliant movie.. but i hope D-Day pickup.. it is hindi movie of its own kind
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Really, really good! Had a nice nutty and light flavor and was a great way to use herbs from my garden. Made it exactly as written except without marjoram. I tasted it before adding herbs and thought, "woha, big garlic taste!" but that was balanced out perfectly after the herbs. Will definitely make again.flag if inappropriate
I really liked this rice, however, I thought the mint was too much. I'll definately make it again....just skipping the mint.flag if inappropriate
Great rice recipe! Took this and black beans to a football potluck. First dish to run out. Adults and children where asking for more and for the recipe. Used vegetable broth instead of chicken broth so that my vegan friend could eat it also.flag if inappropriate
I personally did not like it, but my wife did. I really felt the marjoram overpowered all the other herbs. I had never had marjoram before and now know I really dislike it's flavor. If you like marjoram than it's probably a really good recipe, but I prefer the recipe for Jasmine rice with garlic, ginger, and cilantro also on the website which I think is outstanding!flag if inappropriate
Fantastic recipe. Very, very good -- definitely a keeper. I love garlic, but I thought "Wow 12 large cloves of garlic!", but after reading the reviews used them all -- glad I did. The flavor of the rice is wonderful, not 'garlicky', but a nutty flavor. No one would ever guess there's 12 cloves of garlic. Used 1/2 C each of the cilantro and parsley; didn't use the other herbs -- this time -- because of the flavor of the chicken entre I was serving with the rice. This is winner.flag if inappropriate
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I checked online but can't find a weight measurement for this particular rack. On that note, I can't find much of ANY info on this rack. However, there is a bit more info (incl youtube videos) for the KLR and other bikes this rack is available for. I suspect because Moose does more dirt/dualsport stuff.
Moose Racing also offers 1520 to mount to this - from what I can tell, just a rebadged regular 1520 but I believe it's 26 or 30L vs. 35L Pelican 1550 and 36L Storm im2600.
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4) Really cheap - under $350 for a system that includes side AND top rack. The pair of Pelicans (Storm im2600, similar to 1550) I have on order come to $300.
5) Spring load mechanism seems really strong and a padlock can be added to secure the cases to the racks.
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From locally available to foraged variety, flowers are increasingly being used to create interesting platters in restaurants. Sonal Ved puts a bottle of chamomile blooms to a taste-test and shares the results.
Cooking with flowers is not entirely a new concept. Truth be told, Indians have been biting blooms since time immemorial. I remember eating ghee-soaked temple sweets that came pressed with velvety petals of rose flower. There were summer afternoons when I spent drinking glasses of freshly brewed hibiscus sherbet. And occasionally, when my mother spotted white and pearly drumstick blossoms at Dadar's vegetable market, Konkani flower and potato cutlets were a definite hors d'œuvre that evening.
Flowers are indeed an integral part of many regional cuisines. Take, for instance, mochar ghonto, a dish made using the banana flower and coconut -- a Bengali delicacy. A similar position is occupied by vazhapoo thoran, a spiced stir fry that uses identical ingredients with a slightly different tempering, in Kerala homes.
But while these are fairly known, flowers such as geranium, nasturtiums and baby carnations are now the rage. Curious, I recently picked up a bottle of dry chamomile blooms from a mid-town gourmet food market and put them to some use. There are two ways of cooking with flowers. You either throw them raw on salads, soups, appetizers or, you steep them like herbal tea infusions. While the former is apt for beginners, the latter is more complex since it allows the flavours to seep in better and brings out better results.
To put my theory to test, I dabbled with cold chamomile lemonade. I emptied the blooms into a bubbling pot of hot sugar syrup. Once the flavours were picked well, I discarded the molasses and added a sharp dash of tart lemon juice to this syrup. I then allowed both conflicting flavours to battle it out in the refrigerator overnight and sipped on the drink next morning. The result? A complex lemonade with a mild heady aroma of the florals and a sweet and herby aftertaste.
If you can't get hold of chamomile, try the same recipe with easily available shoots of lavender, marigold petals, rose buds and hibiscus. Just ensure that your choice of flower is of edible variety.
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This is my first product review. Occasionally I will come across a product that bears discussion and what better time for that than holiday gift season?
So, for our first-ever review–THE GO PRO CAMERA.
You've seen it everywhere recently: on the dashboards of cars in news stories, on helmets of every sport from snow-boarding to sky diving, and strapped to everything that moves for an on the go (pro) perspective. What you may not know is that the Go Pro has been around for years as a tool for movie-makers and news producers.
Now it's for sale nearly everywhere, too.
The Go Pro has a lot going for it:
- Tiny, inconspicuous–about a 3-inch cube
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- Waterproof casing
- Lots of mounting options including sticking to stuff like a wall or helmet, mounting on a tripod or other device
- Can be worn on the chest or head with special harnesses
- Can go where other cameras can't fit or aren't allowed (like the front of a church during a wedding or on the horn of a rhino)
- Stores video on an SD card
- The camera and all its accessories fit into a big purse.
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- It doesn't zoom
- Weak audio capture ( Hero4 Black has better audio)
- Fish-eye distortion around the edges (if you edit the video you can push in enough to get past this, but otherwise, it's there.)
Did I mention you can't see what you're shooting? Or even aimed at without a smartphone? This could be a deal breaker for some people. Unless your idea is to shoot what your subject's eyes see. Then who needs that viewfinder thing anyway?
So, this is what hubby Scott wants for Christmas, and we've worked with them before, so I'll be shopping soon. His choice: the very newest Hero4 Black with no viewfinder. But I'll be buying one separately, and the chest harness and a bag of goodies. . .
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Heartwrenchingly disgusting: Almost 150 women living in the Maldives face a public flogging for indulging in extra-marital sex after being convicted by the Muslim country's conservative courts. Around 50 men also face the punishment. Earlier this month, an 18-year-old woman fainted after she was flogged 100 times having been found guilty of having sex with [Read More...]
There is a lot to chew on in this latest rant from Pat Condell on the need for the tolerant to be more intolerant of intolerant religions than they are intolerant of denouncers of intolerant religions. While Condell's attack on multiculturalism is too broad and at times his rhetoric is cringe-inducingly counter-productive, I do share [Read More...]
Suderman contra Singer: Governments that determine treatments using the QALY assign a dollar value to a year of perfect health (in Britain, it's about $50,000 a year) and then generally reject treatments that don't provide enough value. This means, among other things, that expensive treatments for older individuals are less likely to be funded. From [Read More...]
A really interesting legal and ethical debate, I lean towards no. Authorities in South Carolina say that what went wrong was Gray's care and feeding of her son, Alexander Draper. Gray, 49, of Travelers Rest, S.C., was arrested in June and charged with criminal neglect. "There's a strong likelihood that this kid is going to [Read More...]
Good for President Carter: After more than 60 years together, Jimmy Carter has announced himself at odds with the Southern Baptist Church — and he's decided it's time they go their separate ways. Via Feministing, the former president called the decision "unavoidable" after church leaders prohibited women from being ordained and insisted women be "subservient [Read More...]
Business ethicist Chris MacDonald is opting to skip the Pope's new encylcical despite its high profile attempts to discuss the ethics of how business is done. The reason? my main reason not to bother with the Pope's new essay — with all due respect to my friends among the several hundred million Catholics in the [Read More...]
This story out of Iran is nightmarish and devastating to read: He said he had been a highly regarded member of the force, and had so "impressed my superiors" that, at 18, "I was given the 'honor' to temporarily marry young girls before they were sentenced to death." In the Islamic Republic it is illegal [Read More...]
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Updated: 06/19/2008 - Despite a lot of talk from politicians, some say don't hold your breath for gas-pump relief from Washington. Republicans are demanding new drilling off the nation's beaches. Democrats want to tax away oil companies' profits.
Updated: 06/19/2008 - A group of 11 fed-up firefighters walked off the job Wednesday in Mount Vernon and say they won't be coming back.
Updated: 06/19/2008 - Several stations are now charging nearly four dollars and ten cents a gallon to fill up and many people say it's a struggle to keep up with the rising cost.
Updated: 06/18/2008 - The Kentucky High School Athletic Association today ruled that Chad Jackson has been ineligible in his bid to transfer from Rose Hill Academy to Scott Co.
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Posted: 06/18/2008 - Two girls, who were riding with a 14-year-old girl when her feet were severed on a thrill ride, have joined a lawsuit.
Updated: 06/18/2008 - Crews showed up to a construction site off Victoria Way to find windows busted out on much of their equipment.
Updated: 06/18/2008 - A pilot is dead after his plane crashed and burst into flames on Wednesday afternoon.
Posted: 06/18/2008 - Attorneys for a teenager whose feet were severed on an amusement park ride last summer want to add two of her friends to a lawsuit against the park.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Charles and Virginia Holsinger of Danville are charged with neglect and criminal abuse.
Updated: 06/18/2008 - It's something an eastern Kentucky mother says never should have happened, but now a joyride has left her 14-year-old daughter dead and another teenager facing charges.
Updated: 06/18/2008 - There's now a settlement in a lawsuit filed by a former political blogger against the State of Kentucky.
Posted: 06/18/2008 - Business was disrupted when a Silver Cadillac crashed into the front of the Speedway on North Broadway at around 9:30 Wednesday morning.
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Dawson City to Tok in Alaska yes I made it, Friday, 6 July 2012, Day 32
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I am sitting in an ambulance writing this on my right I have loads of buttons a beacon a flasher a horn etc. It is quite comfortable as well and away from those pesky mosquitoes. I am in Tok Alaska and my accommodation tonight is the back of an ambulance in great little place called Thompsons Eagle Claw Motorcycle Park. I was aiming for Fairbanks but ran out of steam and as there is nothing between Tok and Fairbanks I got chatting with the old guy in the tourist info who directed me to the this place. Was hoping for a bed in a bunk house but that was full so I opted for the ambulance as the Tee Pee looked a bit cold yes you can stay in a Tee Pee as well! Why had run out of steam well it had been a hard day in the saddle on the Top Of the World Highway which is about 80 dirt road and it had been raining a lot so quite muddy and sloppy in places. Every turn turned up a different road surface from mud to tarmac to pebbles to gravel to huge potholes so really had to be on my games if I was going to stay upright. The upside to too all this was that every turn turned up a fantastic vista with magnificent views and scenery which I kept getting glimpse of when I was not keeping my eye on the road. So it was extremely knackering and tiring but in the end very rewarding.
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The border crossing into the States was very simple I was expecting it to be more complex and more paperwork for the bike but as I was not exporting all they needed to see was the papers and $6.00 admin fee and I allowed to stay till the 6
of October so fits in with my current plans.
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Again I have no electricity and hot water but who needs it when it never gets dark but battery on my kit needs a recharge at some point soon. Managed to get 30 minutes in a shop but not sure If I was able to get this published and updated also grabbed a nice Thai dinner from a stand next door sitting on the side of a dusty road very hungry as I only had a chocolate biscuit for lunch and breakfast as there was no place to eat all day except for a place called chicken but the lady in the café had a right attitude on her I was not going to eat there and let that miserable cow spoil by good vibe buzz life is to short for people like that. All in all an excellent day and I am know off to chat with a guy called Hugh who been biking round Alaska for years and who knows all the good place to go. Turned out it was his first time in Alaska but sat good evening shooting the breeze taking all thing bike and travel related.
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Last night I went to bed at 11.30 but a latecomer arrived at about 12.30 waking me up young American chap called Matt and stayed up chatting for him for ages nice bloke and an interesting dialog. He left before I was up heading up the Dempster Highway on old CX 500 hope he makes it but he had driven to Chile on old CB175 so I think he probably will.
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Diagnosis of Middle Ear Infection
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Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 16th edition. WB Saunders; 2000.
Pichichero ME, Poole MD. Assessing diagnostic accuracy and tympanocentesis skills in the management of otitis media. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. October 2001;155(10):1137-1142.
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I need the lakers to win and the heat to lose today!
Lakers can't catch a break smh
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Lakers with a great win today but, the game vs. the clippers would be even better.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Senior Maggie Gousman (Fanwood, N.J.) has been named Patriot League Swimmer of the Week for her performances during the week of Oct. 26-31. This is the third time Gousman has been honored by the league for her performance in the pool, as she was named Patriot League Swimmer of the Week twice last year.
Gousman led the Crusaders with victories in the 100 and 200 breaststroke and 200 IM against Springfield on Oct. 31, as well as winning the 200 IM against Siena on Oct. 28. Gousman has led the Crusaders with victories in every meet this season.
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Star Wars II "The Original Trilogy" starts at episode IV with young Luke joining the rebellion and the kidnapping of the princess by Darth. But wait, you must continue reading because this game isn't for pimpled-gamers who lack social skills. The LEGO version of Star Wars is the cutest game ever! I love how the action-figures are designed. The controller movements are fast and precise. The visual-audio effects are congruent with the film-series. They included locations you'd expect to play, but added new scenes to add originality to the game. Buy both versions I and II.
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1863 $1 Dollar, Judd-346, Pollock-418, R.7, PR66 Red and Brown Cameo NGC....
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1863 IN GOD WE TRUST Dollar in Copper, Judd-3461863 $1 Dollar, Judd-346, Pollock-418, R.7, PR66 Red and Brown Cameo NGC.
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Design. A so-called transitional issue, this pattern uses the dies of the regular Seated Liberty dollar of the year, but it bears the addition of the motto IN GOD WE TRUST on a swirling scroll on the reverse, of the type introduced on regular-issue coinage in 1866. Struck in copper with a reeded edge.
Commentary. Like the silver issues, there is no clear evidence but it appears that these copper pieces were actually later restrikes after the motto IN GOD WE TRUST had been officially adopted. The motto first appeared on the two cent coin that debuted in 1864, before being disseminated to the nation's larger regular-issue coins in 1866.
The copper examples of this pattern appear about equally as rare as the already-rare silver examples, judging by most measures (and those are precious few, in the world of pattern research). There are equal numbers of the Judd-345 (silver) and Judd-346 (copper) certified at NGC--four of each--while PCGS has graded three of the Judd-345 and four of the Judd-346. The always-useful USPatterns.com rates both types R.7 (the site does not as a rule distinguish between Low R.7, R.7, and High R.7), or "about a dozen known."
Physical Description. The needle-sharp strike on both sides further accentuates the eye appeal of the even copper-rose mint luster that covers each side. We see very little to indicate a Red and Brown designation. Neither side reveals even the most remote distraction, and the Premium Gem Cameo grade seems justified, if--believe it or not--understated. NGC Census: 2 in PR66 Red and Brown Cameo, both with the designation; none finer. PCGS Population: 2 in PR65, none finer (12/08).
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First Chapter
'Mirror Mirror'
By MARK PENDERGRAST
Published: August 3, 2003
If I ask if all be right
From mirror after mirror,
No vanity's displayed:
I'm looking for the face I had
Before the world was made.
The scene: an African savanna after a torrential seasonal rain. Water still drips from the leaves of the scattered trees and seeps into the roots of the tall grass. In the peaceful aftermath of the storm, animals gather to drink in the temporary pools, lapping and slurping with their tongues. At one pool, however, a creature standing upright on hind legs leans over, preparing to scoop water with its hand. But it stops, furrowing its brow in curiosity.
The hominid has noticed how in the still pool the baobab tree magically appears to grow down into the water. Now, he sees a fellow creature looking back at him, hand cupped, ready to drink. Is it an enemy? The hominid bares his teeth. So does the man in the pool. He grunts and hits at him, but the image disappears in a splash.
He dips his hand and drinks, then sits back and contemplates the scene before him. The ripples gradually settle. He smiles at the beautiful reflection of the tree, then leans over again to see his silent fellow creature. He, too, is smiling. Perhaps he is not an enemy after all.
The man frowns; so does his reflected companion in the pool. He sticks out his tongue; they both do. They touch their noses, show their teeth, pull their ears, wink simultaneously. He understands, on one level, at least. They are the same, yet they are different.
Such was probably the first mirror, as humans evolved from apes and developed self-consciousness. Of course, such a fable is a simplified version of what took evolution millions of years to accomplish. According to paleontologists, our forebears stretch back some 18 million years. Homo sapiens appeared only some 200,000 years ago.
Our sapient ancestors could think abstractly, use tools, create art. The magnificent paintings of deer, horses, bison, and other animals at the Chauvet cave in southern France were created 32,000 years ago. Physically and psychologically, we haven't changed much since then, despite our enormous technological progress. "Remember that the Cro-Magnon people are us-by both bodily anatomy and parietal art-not some stooped and grunting distant ancestor," observed paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould. "Large, widespread, and successful species tend to be especially stable.... Human bodily form has not altered appreciably in 100,000 years."
We all know what it is like to be human, yet we do not know, and the history of the mirror is intimately tied to that questioning ambivalence. We think, and so, as René Descartes posited, we self-consciously exist. But this self-awareness leads to questions. Who is doing the thinking? Who am I? Am I that image in the mirror? How do I fit into the universe? What is beauty, and why does it move me? What is love, and why am I so obsessed with thoughts of sex? And by the way, how does my hair look? Do you think my nose is too big?
We are a curious species, and so we are always turning the next corner, wondering what is over the horizon, opening Pandora's box. That same curiosity leads us to the mirror to gaze deeply into our own eyes in search of answers. It appears that only a few animals-higher apes, man, perhaps dolphins and elephants-have the mental capacity to realize that they are looking at their own reflections. That capacity for self-consciousness is apparently fundamental to the human experience, connected to self-awareness, logic, and empathy.
"Come along, child, have no fear," a French educator writes in a message to students about to enter the Chauvet caves. "He who walked about here ... was your fellow creature, your brother.... He is also your mirror and your memory."
The Ka in the Mirror
It is impossible to pinpoint when humans first created an artificial mirror. Initially, they probably gazed into bowls of water, then made the logical connection between still waters and other flat, reflective objects. As nomadic hunter-gatherers, Stone Age people learned to work rocks into weapons, so it is not surprising that the earliest artificial mirrors archaeologists have discovered, dating from around 6200 B.C.E. at Çatal Hüyük (near Konya, Turkey), were made of polished obsidian, a natural black glass created during volcanic eruptions.
Other candidates for the first man-made mirror are a slab of selenite, with traces of wood around it that may have been a mirror frame, and a disk of slate. Both were found in El-Badari in Egypt and date from around 4500 B.C.E. A reflective piece of mica pierced with a hole, presumably for suspension from a wall, was also found in Egypt from the same period.
The mining and working of metals marked the European Copper, Bronze, and Iron Ages (ca. 4000 B.C.E. to 1 B.C.E.). The scientific quest-the human desire to explore, explain, and transform the world through logic and experiment-arguably began with pottery, then metallurgy. Copper was a pliable substance. Tin, too, was easily worked. At some point, someone combined the two metals, discovering that the resulting bronze alloy, using mostly copper and some tin, was stronger and less subject to corrosion. Thus with the first great civilizations and cities came the bronze sword, efficient warfare-and many more mirrors.


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Samsung give Korean golfers a hand with new mobile
Samsung has launched yet another super-phone for the Korean market, this time targeting golfers.
The SCH-B570 boasts a whopping 8GB of storage which is partly used for information that golfers want when teeing off.
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Camp Meriwether is located on the scenic Oregon Coast, one of the only Boy Scout camps to feature an ocean beach. Tall evergreens and plentiful wildlife abound. Blue skies and warm coastal breezes attract many Scouts to this premier Scouting camp each year.
Camp Meriwether is Cascade Pacific Council's oldest Summer Camp. Purchased in 1926 from the Chamberlain Family, Camp Meriwether replaced Camp Chinidere which burned down in 1925. Meriwether is located on the Oregon coast south of Cape Lookout with beautiful beach and cove.
The mighty Pacific Ocean provides the dramatic backdrop for this full service camp with 2 miles of private beach. The camp includes Lake Chamberlain, a fresh-water lake for swimming and boating, a trading post, a .22 rifle range, a shotgun range, an archery range, a black powder range, scoutcraft, handicraft and an ecology study center. For experienced campers, Meriwether offers high adventure hikes and a rock climbing program on a 44' tower.
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Camp Merwether is truly a destination summer camp for Boy Scouts during summer months. This traditional camp offers a wide variety of merit badges, including Oceanography, Trail to First Class, and other programs. Older Scouts enjoy climbing and rapelling, along with outbound hikes and beach exploration.
Available for weekend camping September through mid-June. Reservations and tour permits are required. Resident Camp Ranger and Campmaster crew are on duty each weekend. The camp consists of several, adirondack sites, tent sites, and program shelters. Rifle range is open when certified staff are available (inquire at the Portland Service Center).
Camp Meriwether Reservations
2015 Summer Camp (online)
2016 Summer Camp (online)
Paper Reservation Form
Weekend Property Use
Guest Group Rentals
Council Events at Meriwether
Labor Day Weekend Family Camp
Memorial Day Weekend Family Camp
Order Of The Arrow Ordeal
Rendezvous Of The Order
Super Weekends
Camp Meriwether Contacts
Camping Registrar:
Jeanette Leach - email@example.com
Summer Camp Director / Weekend Program Coordinator:
Anne Rayhawk - email@example.com
Camp Rangers:
Steve Parks - firstname.lastname@example.com
Gary Cuppy - firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Kayaking Outbounds
Camp Meriwether campers (age 13+) may choose to take an excursion off property to Tillamook Bay for a one-day kayaking trip. Fee includes boat rental, guides, and lunch. Troops will need to arrange transportation to the bay.
2015 Kayaking Dates: Kayaking will occur on Tuesdays during camp. Click on a date below to sign up.
June 30
July 7
July 14
July 21
July 28
Aug 4
Aug 11
Aug 18
An information packet is available for download including a parental permission form. The packet includes trip details, and a parental permission form required of all participants. Meriwether Outbound Information Packet.
Camp Calendar
Feb 13-15: NRA Pistol Instructor Training
Feb 27-Mar 1: Super Weekend
Mar 6-8: Rendezvous Of The Order
Apr 10-12: Super Weekend
Apr 17-19: Volunteer Work Weekend
May 8-10: Super Weekend
May 15-17: Order Of The Arrow Ordeal
Jun 28: Summer Camp Begins
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17500 Cape Lookout Road
Cloverdale, OR 97112
GPS Coordinates:
Location: 30 minutes east of Tillamook, Oregon, just south of Cape Lookout State Park and Cape Lookout
Elevation: 30ft
Size: 790 acres
Date Acquired: 1926
Support Your Camp
Work Weekend: Each camp holds a work weekend during which volunteers get together to complete needed projects over one day or one weekend. A list of weekends and contact information for other properties can be found on the Work Weekend page.
Adopt-A-Project: Camp rangers keep lists of projects that a group, from Cub Scout packs to Boy Scout troops, or even families, Rotary or other service clubs, can 'adopt' based on their skill level and resources. A sample list of projects can be found on the Adopt-A-Project page, along with contact information for camp rangers so you can find a project suitable for your group.
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Throughout It Takes a Parent, I'll look at ways that, I hope, are effective in reaching the hearts of our children. In chapter 12, "To Spank or Not to Spank," I'll consider discipline methods and how some may be more effective than others at reaching the heart of a child. But before I even get to those things, I'll need to convince you that we need to be on a rescue mission for our children's hearts.
Our children are born into a world that is bent on capturing their hearts and minds, and most certainly not for their good. Yes, I think the world is full of good things, and I don't think we have to shut the culture out as much as we have to help our kids think rightly about it. But there is no question that the world seeks to win our children over to its way of thinking and behaving, and the world does not love our children.
We do.
More important, we need to see that children must be rescued from themselves. This truth is not something with which the parenting culture is comfortable.
A principal of a parochial school in an affluent suburb of Chicago wrote to tell me what he sees on a daily basis, and it doesn't look like parents on a rescue mission for the hearts of their children:
• When children receive detention for being tardy, parents often ask to serve in their place, even if it was solely the child's dawdling that made him late.
• Parents of a four-year-old conference-called the child at school about his behavior.
• A four-year-old was allowed to choose the school he would attend.
• Another four-year-old stole an earring from a department store. The mother and child returned the earring, and then the mother took the child to a toy store to buy a treat because the child had done the right thing in returning the stolen earring.
• A mother decided not to send her child to a school that served only white milk, because her child would drink only chocolate milk.
Here again is why this book is more about parents than kids.
Full disclosure: as I write this book, I find that I'm one of those parents being called to account on my rescue mission. When I lived in Virginia, my ten-year-old niece visited me with her dad, my brother. Later, she told him how amazed she was to watch Aunt Betsy completely caving in to little Madeleine, giving her something she demanded, just to get Madeleine to stop whining. Apparently, this incident demolished my niece's view of me as running a tight ship. And this has possibly happened, um, more than once, because I didn't even remember the particular incident.
I'm not worried that someday Madeleine is going to be a juvenile delinquent because I gave in to her on that occasion (and apparently quite a few others). But it's also true for all of us that being more aware of how we interact with our kids, determining what's the norm in our home and what's the exception, is the first step in helping our kids. I hardly think all behavior problems are the result of out-of-control or ineffective parents. Sometimes there are underlying medical or emotional problems, which I'll discuss later. Some of these are becoming more common, and some are becoming better identified. A small percentage of children, although healthy, are so extraordinarily strong willed that, despite the parents' best efforts, the child remains consistently angry and defiant. Parents of these kids sometimes just want to give up. I hope this book will encourage them to try to stay engaged.


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TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma State University's Center for Health Sciences has purchased a former fire station in Tulsa and plans to convert it into a crime scene investigation laboratory.
Gothic folklore met modern dentistry, with the whole world watching. This was the World Cup and the Bite of Brazil — a mouthwatering, open-jawed, succulent chomp on an unsuspecting victim that would have done proud any vampire worth his cape.
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A report from the U.S. Census Bureau says Oklahoma's population has grown slightly, but is trailing the national rate.
NEW YORK � The police killings of unarmed blacks in Ferguson, Missouri, and elsewhere � and the investigations and tumultuous protests they inspired � was the top news story of 2014, according to The Associated Press� annual poll of U.S. editors and...
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DETROIT - NOVEMBER 7: Matthew Stafford of the Detroit Lions warms up prior to the start of the game against the New York Jets at Ford Field on November 7, 2010 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)
Its exciting to have playmakers at the skill positions like Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson. They get the headlines, they sell the jerseys, they fill the stadiums. But, in the end, football is still about what happens in the trenches, and thats what has to be so encouraging for the Detroit Lions coming off their 26-23 overtime victory last Sunday at Philadelphia. Despite committing far too many penalties, the offensive and defensive lines were otherwise quite impressive. They helped keep the Lions in striking distance until Stafford and Johnson finally started to put it together for a fourth-quarter rally. Lets start with the offensive line. Stafford never was sacked and barely got hit, despite throwing 45 passes. The run game averaged 4.9 yards per carry - 138 yards, the most the Eagles have allowed this season, on 28 carries. We were physical, offensive guard Rob Sims said. We felt we set the tempo for the whole game. It was a good one for us. I think every week weve been ...
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required to function in these extreme conditions. These micronutrients are no less important than is oxygen. It just takes longer to become deficient in them than it does for oxygen.
In the past, U.S. Army recommendations regarding micronutrient intake for work in cold and high-altitude environments have been limited to three areas of consideration. They have suggested the need for increased requirements for vitamins and minerals to accommodate the caloric requirement of cold and high-altitude operations; a high altitude-induced increase in the requirement for vitamins A, E, and C, specifically; and the need for caution in the use of vitamin and mineral supplements to attempt to prevent cold stress (Thomas et al., 1993a, b; Askew, 1989). However, increased intakes have not been recommended.
Under any environmental condition, it is necessary to measure accurately intake, excretion, and several indices of status to determine nutrient requirements. A complete set of these indices has not been measured for any of the vitamins or minerals for persons living or working in the cold or at high altitudes. Therefore, it is not possible to report here the actual requirements for any of these micronutrients as affected by prolonged exposure to cold or high-altitude environments.
The approach used in this chapter will be to present a short statement on the major role of each vitamin and mineral in human metabolism, followed by a review of reported dietary intakes or status in various populations living or working in cold climates or at moderate to high altitudes. Finally, for each vitamin and mineral, a micronutrient intake goal will be suggested and compared to the current Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) (NRC, 1989), the Military Recommended Dietary Allowance (MRDA) (AR 40-25, 1985), and the anticipated intake of each nutrient provided by the Ration, Cold Weather (RCW) as formulated by the U.S. military. Each micronutrient intake goal has been derived by the author from a systematic reading of the relevant published literature and from personal consideration of widely-accepted, general nutrition principles.
Construction of the micronutrient intake goals assumes that the individuals using it are in generally good health and nutrient status prior to beginning the expedition or maneuver. Thus, the aim of the micronutrient intake goals is to keep the individuals healthy rather than to make them healthy. Construction of the micronutrient intake goals should not be constrained by the limitations of the micronutrient availability from foods in the amount normally consumed. Therefore, use of the terms dietary or dietary intake as they relate to the micronutrient intake goals are not necessarily appropriate.


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Kate Hudson, batting her flirty li'l eyelashes with a table full of men at Teddy's in Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel.
A-Rod was mysteriously AWOL for the evening, leaving Kate, in a black minidress, to get her flirt on with every last dude sitting at her über-private table, tucked way in the back.
"She loves to touch men on the shoulder when she speaks to them," says our source. "You can tell she is a natural flirt and loves the attention. She has a strong sexual current. Her charm is infectious, and you could tell the men around her were intrigued."
Kate also managed to squeeze in a happy hello to Leonardo DiCaprio, who was seated across from her. But neither Kate nor Leo said a word to Teddy's regular Lindsay Lohan, partying five feet away from them all night.
Way to give the cold shoulder, babes—but it's prolly for the best you didn't encourage her bad behavior with any niceties. She might get the idea she's doing something right!
Another totally doable honey out celebrating with a big, ritzy group was...
Kim Kardashian, hanging at TAO Asian Bistro and Nightclub in Las Vegas. Though today's her real B-day—happy birthday, doll!—Kimmy K. had an early bash with mom Kris Jenner, sister Kourtney, Kourt's baby daddy, Scott Disick and brother Robert. The whole Kardashian clan was holed up in one of the sweetest suites at the Venetian: 8,000 square feet with its own karaoke/media room and massage room. (What recession?)
Non-family member Ciara was one of the guests at K2's birthday splash, and she and Kim yakked about Kim's fragrance launch. Looks like Ciara gave Kim a giant bucket of attention for her B-day—that's the best gift a H'wood babe can get!
One stunning celeb getting in the mood for celebrations later this month was...
Brooke Shields, Halloween shopping with her daughter Rowan on Astor Place in New York. Brooke was wearing a sleek, tan trench and looked absolutely fab, but we're more excited to see her all dressed up in her purchased costume: a totally cheese-ball disco girl getup.
Our shopping set of eyes couldn't tell if it was adult-size or for her daughter, but we can't wait to find out if Brooke goes '70s retro for Halloween. Sure is a sexier costume than dressing up like Kate Gosselin.
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|Section title: Special Topic Section: Immunotherapies and Related Strategies in Alzheimer's ...
Mechanisms of Aβ Plaque Clearance following Passive Aβ ImmunizationMorgan D.
Alzheimer Research Laboratory, Department of Pharmacology, University of South Florida, Tampa, Fla., USA
Published online: 2/22/2006
Issue release date: February 2006
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 3
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 1660-2854 (Print)
eISSN: 1660-2862 (Online)
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Alzheimer's disease is a major health problem with limited available medical treatment options. Immunotherapy is one approach with the potential to slow or reverse the disease process. In transgenic mouse models of amyloid deposition, anti-Aβ immunotherapy is remarkably effective at diminishing the amyloid burden and reversing the memory deficiency phenotype present in these mice. Three distinct mechanisms of antibody action have been proposed to mediate these benefits of anti-Aβ immunotherapy. The first is a catalytic dissolution of the Aβ fibrils, proposed by Beka Solomon and colleagues. A second mechanism is opsonization of the amyloid by the antibody and subsequent phagocytosis by macrophages proposed by Dale Schenk and the Elan group. A third mechanism proposed by DeMattos, Holtzman and colleagues is the peripheral sink hypothesis, arguing that circulating antibodies sequester Aβ and favor efflux of Aβ from the CNS over influx to the CNS. None of these mechanisms are mutually exclusive. Our research group has evaluated these mechanisms using intracranial injection and systemic administration of anti-Aβ antibodies. We found evidence supporting all three mechanisms, and suggest they may act synergistically to achieve the large effect size of the immunotherapeutic approach. However, in aged amyloid precursor protein transgenic mice administered anti-Aβ antibodies systemically, there is a redistribution of the amyloid from the parenchyma to vascular elements. This increase in congophilic angiopathy is associated with increased risk of microhemorrhage. Thus, although we favor continued testing of the immunotherapy to treat Alzheimer's disease, we believe caution should be taken to minimize the risk of vascular leakage.
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Accepted after revision: May 18, 2005
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Number of Figures : 3, Number of Tables : 0, Number of References : 14
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Journal Editor: Nitsch, R.M. (Zürich)
ISSN: 1660–2854 (print), 1660–2862 (Online)
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Native was mostly recorded at lead singer/songwriter/keyboardist and GRAMMY winner Ryan Tedder's Patriot Studios in Denver. Produced by Tedder and fellow band mate Brent Kutzle, OneRepublic also collaborated with leading-edge producers like Philippe Zdar (the French composer known for his work with artists like Phoenix, The Beastie Boys, Cat Power, and Depeche Mode), Jeff Bhasker (Kanye west, Jay Z, the Rolling Stones, fun.) and Benny Blanco (Maroon 5, Rihanna, Gym Class Heroes) infusing their high-powered rock-pop hybrid with elements of electronic music, gospel, blues, and folk
OneRepublic was recently in New Orleans to perform at the 2nd Annual NFL Honors and the Super Bowl XLVII Tailgate party. For a behind the scenes look at OneRepublic's weekend in New Orleans at Super Bowl XLVII click here.
Track listing for the Native is "Counting Stars," "If I Lose Myself," "Feel Again," "What You Wanted," "I Lived," "Light It Up," "Can't Stop," "Au Revoir," "Burning Bridges," "Something I Need," "Preacher" and "Don't Look Down." The deluxe version will also include "Something's Gotta Give," "Life In Color," " If I Lose Myself (acoustic)," "What You Wanted (acoustic)," and "Burning Bridges (acoustic)."
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Medal - Ballaarat Agricultural & Pastoral Society, Silver Prize, Victoria, Australia, 1872
Australia Victoria Ballarat Medal - Ballaarat Agricultural & Pastoral Society Silver Prize 1872 (AD) Mint: Awarded to: William Ross Other Details: Ballaarat Agricultural & Pastoral So ...From: Ballarat, Australia Images: 2
Negative - Soldiers Entertainment on Troop Ship HMAT 'Mahia',1919
The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum VictoriaImages: 1
Negative - Benambra, Victoria, circa 1910
The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum VictoriaFrom: Benambra, Australia Images: 1
Negative - Altona, Victoria, circa 1930
The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum VictoriaFrom: Altona, Australia Images: 1
Negative - Newport, Victoria, 1922
The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum VictoriaFrom: Newport, Australia Images: 1
Shield - 'Hostel of the Year', Commonwealth Accommodation & Catering Services Ltd, 1963 -1 ...
Shield was awarded to the best migrant hostel of the year. This competition compared all the migrant hostels, government guest-houses and non-migrant hostels operated and managed by Com ...Images: 2
Memorial Trophy - Hostel Garden of the Year, Commonwealth Hostels Ltd, 1964 -1975
Trophy awarded annually to the migrant hostel in Victoria with the best kept garden. The award commemorates William Funnell, a former Secretary for the Department of Labour and National ...Images: 3
Trophy - 'Best Decorated Dining Room', Commonwealth Hostels Ltd, 1960 -1976
Trophy awarded annually to the migrant hostel in Victoria with the best dining room Christmas decorations. This award was created by Commonwealth Hostels Ltd and was judged by General M ...Images: 3
Ashtray - SS Orontes, 1955
Silver metal ash tray, which was won as a prize for a 'Fancy Dress' competition on the SS Orontes by Amy McCloskey in 1955. In 1954 Amy and a friend decided to go on a 'working holiday' ...Images: 4
Watercolour - Second Prize Design, Melbourne International Exhibition 1880, Lloyd Tayler, ...
Presentation watercolour by Lloyd Tayler of his design for the Exhibition Building, painted in 1878. The building represented in this watercolour marks a significant period in Melbour ...Images: 2