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CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — Tourists visiting Carlsbad Caverns National Park spent more than $23 million last year on the surrounding area.
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According to the study, more than 388,000 people visited the park in 2013. About 94 percent of them were not locals.
Carlsbad Caverns is known for its underground limestone caves and rock formations.
The NPS says 273 million park visitors nationwide directly spent 14.6 billion last year in communities within 60 miles of a national park. The agency says the spending helped support 237,000 jobs nationally. More than 197,000 of those jobs were in gateway communities.
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The Sacramento Kings on Monday reinstated center DeMarcus Cousins. He had been suspended since Saturday after screaming at Kings coach Keith Smart during Friday's loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. Cousins, 22, has had runs-ins with team management throughout his three years with the Kings, but told USA Today on Monday that he wants to stay in Sacramento. He admitted he "was wrong" and apologized to Smart and plans to meet with the rest of the team, as well. The Kings have tried unsuccessfully to get Cousins to see a mental health counselor, according to USA Today. "It's hard," forward Chuck Hayes said. "We've always got that one family member who always does their own thing … and you don't always agree with their ways. But you still love them, and they're still family." Guard John Salmons believes the team's situation with Cousins can get better. "It's one of those love-conquers-all type of things," he said. "You've got to stay the course with him. He's still a teammate, s...
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Can sketchup be used for creature creation's? If so can I see some example's, if not can someone point me torward's the right program for this( I use linux which should help ) thnx
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You can do some character design in Sketchup -- especially well suited for Sci-Fi and Robots (hard surfaces)... but for Fantasy and Horror type characters you will probably find a faster and more satisfying result using something like 3D Coat which is a much more organic process, like sculpting with clay... Zbrush is a more expensive alternative as well.
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Still havent announced ours, but planning to soon. I just began week 12...and hope to do so in the next few weeks
Hey Stacie! I thought I would post on this board, because there are more of us here! :)
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The Black Women in Hollywood luncheon "celebrate[s] the top African-American women in the film industry."
A new park to open in Alhama de Murcia, Spain late next year will be of interest to Star Trek fans.
The park, Paramount Park Murcia, will feature several Trek-themed rides.
A new horror/thriller executive produced by Star Trek into Darkness' Zachary Quinto is out on DVD and VOD in the UK courtesy of the UK's distribution entity Intense Distribution and independent label 101 Films.
Banshee Chapter is "the story of a journalist Anne Roland as she explores the disturbing links behind her friend's sudden disappearance, an ominous government research chemical, and a disturbing radio broadcast of unknown origin. The film is based on true events and real accounts of the US government's involvement with human experimentation."
A new science fiction parody, Unbelievable!!!!, features many familiar Star Trek names.
Unbelievable!!!! "is an homage and parody of B-rated Science Fiction movies of the 1950's and 1960's. The dialogue is intentionally stilted and wooden as are the special effects. The sets, costumes and props are all purposefully of makeshift quality. However, the plot is solid and propels the characters through the entire story as though it has a serious intent or statement."
Star Trek fans who enjoy watching the televised shows on Amazon Prime will be happy to hear that a new deal has been signed that will extend the current licensing agreement between CBS TV Distribution and Amazon.
All five television series are currently available on Amazon Prime for instant streaming.
The 40th People's Choice Awards were held January 8th and the winners have been announced.
Star Trek into Darkness was nominated in three categories; Favorite Movie, Favorite Action Movie, and Favorite Movie Duo (Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto).
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More than a dozen prepaid credit cards with characters and ships from Star Trek: The Next Generation are available.
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They are for a good cause: to help me be a normal female instead of a transsexual person. So, if you can, please, help me! Read more info here: letrune.deviantart.com/journal…
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Drawing: 4 euros
Flash image/gif: 5 euros
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Located in Gran Via, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Royal Theatre, Plaza Mayor, and Almudena Cathedral. Plaza de Espana and Puerta del Sol are also within 10 minutes.
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a fitness center, and a bar/lounge. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a coffee shop/café, a sauna, and a rooftop terrace are onsite.
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El Cafe de la Opera - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
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- No onsite parking is available.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 12 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 13 per person (one way)
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I like that the TYR brand of jammers seems to last longer than other brands, for me. These particular jammers were a little longer than I thought they would be, but I still like them and have been wearing them now for a few weeks.
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The fit and performance of the suit so far are fine. I understand that different fabrics have to be used for durability in chlorine for the Durafast line of swim suits, its just a shame they aren't as sleek or comfortable. The fabric feels kind of rough compared to other suits.
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These jammers are 100% polyester which are different than the fabric blends I purchased before. The feel and fit are better than I expected. They stay in place well and don't require readjustment during a swim. The waist string is far superior to other jammers I've purchased from the same manufacturer. I will purchase this style again.
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I use this suit for lap swimming. It is comfortable and seems to be wearing well. I did notice a little bit of fabric misalignment on inside, but otherwise, a good suit.
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I like how the suit fits and it appears to be heavy duty material. I think this one will last me a while!
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I use these jammers 3-4 Xs/week, and am really pleased. The size I ordered is perfect, i.e. tight, but not restrictive. After swimming I use the swimsuite-water-extractor at my local YMCA and the suit dries quickly. I'd definitely buy this product again.
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These are perfect for my high school swim team.
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Yesterday, an embarrassing clip hit ESPN for Notre Dame's Cam McDaniel: the running back tried to run through the team's gauntlet machine, but found himself painfully stonewalled — he had tried running through it backwards. Of course, it was a simple mistake (he said the machines he used to use in Texas could be run through both ways) that drew a ton of laughs from fans. Today, McDaniel took to Twitter with the perfect response: Glad to hear you passed, Cam.
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As the insults flew and the protest reached a boil, Joseph Turner couldn't help but smile.
The 29-year-old head of the upstart Save Our State organization had come to Baldwin Park to pick a fight over illegal immigration. He had led a band of like-minded souls into the heart of the city to protest public art they deemed "seditious and anti-American." Part of a monument at the Metrolink station is inscribed "It was better before they came," interpreted by some as a barb at whites who displaced California's Mexican residents in the 19th century.
They got all of the fight they could handle. Hundreds of counter-protesters in the predominantly Latino city rose up to meet them, chanting "Go home, racists!" As news crews captured the clash, police in riot gear called for reinforcements.
The group's protests had drawn fire before, but nothing like what erupted last month in the working-class community.
"I couldn't have scripted it better," said Turner, a former stock trader who runs the anti-illegal immigration group from his Ventura home.
"My goal is to continually keep this issue in the forefront of the American consciousness," he added. "What makes our organization different is that we are not afraid to confront anybody about our beliefs."
Critics call those beliefs racist and divisive, dismissing Save Our State as yet another "vigilante group" jumping on the anti-illegal immigration bandwagon.
"Save Our State is not saving anything. They are just creating more hate and division," said Antonio Bernabe, coordinator of the day-labor program for the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles. "They don't want to look for solutions. They just want to make noise."
But with little to show for years of complaining about illegal immigration, Turner believes he has hit upon a solution that will work. He calls it "aggressive activism."
It's not about writing letters or calling elected officials. Rather, the technique focuses on high-profile events that touch a nerve, make politicians sweat and bring the media running. Indeed, a second protest — and counter-protest — in Baldwin Park on Saturday also received media coverage.
"I call it a street-fighter mentality," said Turner, a stay-at-home dad and Little League coach. "Too often our side has been reactive. I need to get rid of apathy and create activism."
Turner's brand of activism was shaped in part by a childhood of welfare dependency and transience while growing up in some of the Inland Empire's grittiest neighborhoods. Turner believes those poverty-stricken places were made worse by waves of illegal immigrants — just as he believes other communities across California are withering under the weight of that influx.
Turner graduated in 1995 from Riverside's North High School, where he made local headlines for a speech supporting Proposition 187, the 1994 initiative that sought to deny many public benefits to undocumented immigrants.
He earned a business degree in 2000 from USC and worked for a time as an equities trader in Chicago before returning to California and settling in Ventura in 2003 with his wife and two children.
With time on his hands and an ear on talk radio, Turner was spurred to action last year by controversy stemming from U.S. Border Patrol sweeps in the Inland Empire and by an on-air campaign on KFI-AM (640) to oust Rep. David Dreier (R-San Dimas) for what critics claimed was a lax record on illegal immigration.
In working on those issues, Turner said he met plenty of others fed up with illegal immigration and ready to do something about it.
"I realized how fragile the momentum was and I didn't want to let that die," said Turner, who launched Save Our State in July and counts hundreds from various ethnicities as members. "I wanted to do something. I just knew I had to get involved in some capacity."
Save Our State has been protesting long and hard since incorporating last summer.
Members descended on Redondo Beach and picketed Home Depot stores for what they view as policies that encourage day workers to congregate at those sites. They've attended rallies backing last summer's Border Patrol crackdown and joined protests over billboards for a Spanish-language TV news station that labeled "Los Angeles, CA" as "Los Angeles, Mexico."
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Football? Not my thing. I do however, love all the food making that goes on. You know, all the little bites of this or that, the planning for recipes that can be carried around, as the fans scream and holler at the television?
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Let's just start out with the obvious. Pinterest is incredibly girly.
There's the first good reason to avoid this hot new social networking site.
Everything I avoid on Facebook is there.
Cats, cats and more cats. Cats in clothes. Videos of cats stalking throw pillows, attacking beams of light and tying themselves up in brightly colored string.
Don't get me wrong. I have nothing against cats. Or crafts, fashion, make-up, inspirational quotes or paintings of children with eyes the size of saucers.
It's just not me.
You know Pinterest's double XX chromosome appeal is not happenstance when you first puruse the topics you must choose to organize your online life.
There's no category for business, let alone entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, medicine, law, and politics. They must have thrown in tech, sports and motorcycles just to say "we're not only about the girly-girl aspects of the female animal."
We've heard of Title IX.
How did I know that the founders of Pinterest were guys?
Because Pinterest looks like a guy's idea of what women are into. And women have been only too happy to "act within their gender" by posting and re-posting wedding dresses, home decor, nail polish colors, pictures of their kids, cats in costume – as already noted – and those sentimental quotations that your grandmother or her mother needle-pointed back in the day of wringer washing machines.
Recipes of course. And dieting.
So Why Are You Posting Boards on Pinterest Ms. Pynchon?
I'm writing my proposal for book number three – this one – the last before I actually RETIRE – about women and negotiation. I've posted more than 400 pieces here at Forbes and there's no good index for them. I knew I needed to organize them and the idea of downloading or printing them out or copying them to word documents made me feel so overwhelmed I nearly ate a carton of ice cream.
I don't have to stay inside Pinterest's lines, so here are my "boards."
Negotiation for Women, of course, which made me think I should create a mediation board since my Success as a Mediator for Dummies is launching tomorrow!!!
Confetti here please!
Then I thought, well, I should have a place for articles about women in the law since I write about that a lot here and elsewhere as well. And reproductive justice, of course, in the year when it seems that the GOP is trying to take us back to 1955.
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Yuri has stolen the plans for the Weather Control Device and creates his own. He uses it to create a Lightning Storm all over the world. The Allies and Soviets team up to defeat Yuri once and for all. This mod adds tons of new units and buildings to the gameplay. Allies and Soviets will be together in one mission switching back and forth as you play, and you will be able to play as Yuri. The Civilians have an army now.
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I am about to release a Beta version of my mod, but I need some help before I release it, the main thing I need is a Yuri Weather Control Device. Any help would be much appriciated.
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well work on it! it sound like you got a pretty cool idea, should be nice when finished!
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Israel has appointed its first Ethiopia-born ambassador.
The appointment of Belaynesh Zevadia as Israel's envoy to Ethiopia was announced Tuesday.
Zevadia also was the first Ethiopian Foreign Ministry cadet. She made aliyah at the age of 17 and studied at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, earned a bachelor's degree in international relations and African studies and a master's degree in African studies. She has worked as a diplomat in Chicago and Houston.
"This is proof that in Israel, opportunity is available to everyone—native Israelis and new immigrants alike," Zevadia said.
Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said in a statement that Zevadia's appointment "conveys an important message to Israeli society, which is currently dealing with the issue of racism towards Ethiopians in Israel." He added, "I am certain that she will represent the state with honor and be a source of pride to all Ethiopian Israelis."
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Open Data
The Food and Drug Administration is opening up information on adverse drug events for developers who want to build applications using the data. It's a big step in a larger effort, dubbed openFDA, to create an open-source platform for information on the medications and devices the agency regulates.
OpenFDA is an application programming interface (API) that connects agency data to developers who want to build applications that harness FDA information.
In the case of adverse drug events, the data comes from a variety of sources, including clinician reports, consumer complaints and the pharmaceutical industry, which is required to send information on adverse reactions to prescription and over-the-counter drugs to the FDA. Before openFDA, a Freedom of Information Act request was generally needed to assemble all the information on adverse events associated with a drug.
The data, which covers 2004 to 2013, is stripped of any personally identifiable information and can be searched in a variety of ways. There are structured unique identifiers for drugs and ingredients, but officials also felt it was important to have unstructured access to the information, said Dr. Taha Kass-Hout, the FDA's chief health informatics officer. Developers can build apps that give access to drug information by trade name, generic name or other information, and openFDA allows for misspellings.
"We want to be able to give you something back regardless of how you ask the question," Kass-Hout said.
The API lives on FDA's cloud. Developers get a key for bulk access, which supports a maximum of 60,000 queries per day. A developer whose app exceeds that maximum must make support arrangements with FDA -- a prospect that seems a long way off on Day One of a pilot project. The code is available for review, reuse and collaboration on GitHub.
Although the data is ready for developers and researchers, it is not intended to drive treatment. "This is a beta release," Kass-Hout said. "We have plenty of disclaimers not to use this for clinical decisions."
The concept of openFDA was developed about a year ago, he added, and the work to identify relevant datasets and build openFDA began in September 2013. Internal developers identified more than 80 datasets in the public domain, and through consultation internally and externally with other developers, they decided on adverse events, product recalls and labeling information as a good starting point. The FDA plans to release the datasets on product recalls and labeling information by the end of the summer.
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The Cleveland Browns are changing again, and in that regard Jason Campbell already feels at home. Campbell comes to the Browns with plenty of stamps on his NFL passport, eight seasons of experience -- and absolutely no guarantee of anything when it comes to a role in his new stop. He operated the second-team offense last week as the Browns started their organized team activity practices, the first of four weeks of work that wrap up the offseason program. The Browns have been non-commital when it comes to anything involving the game's most important position. Brandon Weeden is the returning starter, and Brian Hoyer was added last week after the first week of OTA sessions was completed. It sure smells like a full-fledged quarterback competition is coming as all involved try to learn the new offense being installed by new coach Rob Chudzinski and offensive coordinator Norv Turner. "We haven't talked about (a competition)," Campbell said. "Right now, the coaches are working all of us ou...
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Rare Cats Born Through Amazing Science!
March 16, 2011
Some adorable newborn kittens at Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species have no idea just how special they are. Two African Black-Footed kittens, members of an endangered species rarely seen in captivity, are the first of their kind to be born from a frozen embryo via in-vitro fertilization. This ground-breaking birth is the latest advance in assisted reproduction for endangered species from Audubon Nature Institute in New Orleans.
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The youngsters, both males, were born to surrogate mother Bijou on February 13, 2011, but their story goes all the way back to 2003, when sperm was collected from a 6 year old male named Ramses in Omaha, Nebraska. Experts at the Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo Center for Conservation and Research – Reproductive Sciences Department froze the sperm and sent it to Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species. It was combined with an egg from Zora, a Black-Footed Cat living at Audubon research center, creating embryos in March, 2005. Those embryos were frozen for almost six years before being thawed and transferred to Bijou on December 7, 2010. Sixty-nine days later, the two kittens became the first of their species to be born as a result of in-vitro fertilization utilizing frozen/thawed sperm and a frozen/thawed embryo.
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Monday, April 19, 2010
A tale deferred
Today will be the exception.
I've struggled since Saturday with what I was going to tell you today. Saturday was a big day for me--a day that had been marked in my calendar for many months. I knew all along it was going to be a difficult day, and it was--even more difficult than I imagined.
On our way there, Teri asked me if I had a plan. I didn't. Not a clue.
Driving home in silence on Saturday night after I failed to execute my non-plan, Teri asked me if I wanted to talk about it. I didn't and I said so. But, being a girl, Teri tried to get me to open up anyway and share my innermost feelings for my own good.
She soon saw I really wasn't up to the conversation, and she sat quietly in the passenger seat as we headed in the direction of our Suburbingham home.
Sunday was a good day since I was occupied and distracted from the moment I woke at 5:30 a.m. until the time I collapsed in bed on Sunday night. I didn't have any time at all to think or reflect or otherwise get in touch with my inner feelings about the day before. I didn't want to anyway.
I was busy because Sunday was one of my assigned days to be "on duty" as a deacon at our church. This kept me running (sometimes literally running) non-stop from early in the morning until early afternoon. After locking up the church after the second service, I had just enough time to run home, change and grab a quick bite before going to a two and a half hour meeting that adjourned just in time for me to rush to another, even longer meeting.
My crazy Sunday schedule left me no time to think, and not having to think about the important things is sometimes good.
Today, I knocked out a couple of thousand words in my latest tome, mowed the lawn, and generally put off talking to you as long as I could.
I'm still not ready to talk about it, and there's really nothing else I could talk about today. I'm sorry since this puts you in the unenviable position of reading about what I'm not writing.
It's a shame, really. It's a great story and one years in the making. I could tell it in a way you would find fascinating. You'd laugh, you might cry and you'd almost certainly be angry at points along the way. It's the kind of story that makes you think, Discerning Reader. It's also a story I'm not ready to tell. Yet.
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Well, I am ready to listen when you are ready to tell it. Because I, too, have thought about how it would turn out many times. I also know that it is nowhere near finished. Like any story, it will play out in time. And I believe it will have a happy ending, though it may take a few twists and turns before it gets there.ReplyDelete
Patience Cathleen. A tale deferred is not the same thing as a tale not told.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 22, 2010 at 1:41 AM
So, will we ever hear the tale? Sara (Fries)ReplyDelete
Probably not now, Sara. Probably not here.ReplyDelete
It's still not finished. I was hoping I'd have more to say before the BYE expired, but it was not meant to be.
Some day, some way, I'll tell that one. I promise.
And it will be good.
- AnonymousFebruary 17, 2012 at 10:37 PM
It's been quite some time. Are we ever going to hear this tale? I know I have always found this post quite puzzling.ReplyDelete


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Funny Because It's True
"It's had a very peculiar life spannothing that I could have predicted," muses writer-director Andrew Bujalski on his debut feature, Funny Ha Ha, which finally gets a theatrical release this week after two years of festival and cable appearances. A breezily plotted movie of fumbling pauses and awkward silences, Funny Ha Ha is an endearingly wry look at twentysomething Bostonians struggling to make the jump to post-grad life. "There's a nice overlap between us being nonprofessional actors who don't particularly know what we're doing and the subject of the film," says Bujalski. "You can use that flailing energy that we had and apply it to the story." Much of the energy comes from Kate Dollenmayer, whose Marnie appears in nearly every scene. Bujalski wrote the character for Dollenmayer, his roommate while he was working on the script, and of her note-perfect performance, he says, "I knew that she had a presence and a real charisma, but I couldn't have known that she's also a technically gifted actor. She's capable of repeating something 10 times and having it sound just as fresh every time."
Audience perceptions of Funny Ha Ha have varied wildlyBujalski recalls one crowd laughing throughout "like it was a Marx Brothers movie," while others have responded more reflectivelywhich may be why he's hesitant to describe his follow-up, Mutual Appreciation (recently shown at South by Southwest), as a comedy. Centered on a musician in search of a new band, the Brooklyn-shot film was made, like its predecessor, on the cheap with nonprofessional actors and a skeleton crew, a method Bujalski fears may be unsustainable. "Of course I'd love to do another film," he says. "If I could find a way to keep pulling these off, I'd be delighted."
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