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1999 Speakers
The Tribal College Librarians Professional Development Institute
Joseph R. McGeshickTerry Driscoll is a Program Manager at the Burns Telecommunications Center. She has worked with the Montana Tribal Colleges and many of the schools on the reservations in the state for a number of years. Her focus with the Tribal Colleges has been to offer support and training for the technical people responsible for the campus networks. She provides network training, internet training and web page development training for the schools and communities on the reservations. She has worked in the computer industry for the past twenty five years.
Walter C. FlemingWalter C. Fleming is an enrolled Kickapoo of Kansas who was born at Crow Agency, Montana and raised on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation, Montana. He is a graduate of Montana State University-Billings (B.S. in English), Montana State University (M.Ed. in Guidance and Counseling) and the University of Kansas (Ph.D. in American Studies). Fleming has taught at MSU for 18 years and served as Interim Department Head for six. He teaches American Indian literature and American Indians of Montana.
Fleming is the author of numerous book chapters and articles and is the co-editor of a book entitled, VISIONS OF AN ENDURING PEOPLE. Fleming is a traditional dancer, craftsperson and member of the Northern Cheyenne Gourd Dance Society.
Steve JacksonSteve Jackson is Head of Research and Collection and Associate Curator of Art and Photography at the Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University. He has a Masters of Fine Art in photography and printmaking from the University of Florida and has over 15 years experience as a museum curator. His research areas include early Yellowstone National Park photographic history, the preservation and management of photograph collections, and the digitization and database access of museum collections. Steve also teaches two courses on the history of photography as an adjunct instructor with the Media and Theatre Arts Department at MSU.
Ken KempckeKen Kempcke is a Reference Librarian and Coordinator of Instruction at the MSU Libraries. He is also a member of MSU Libraries' Internet Services Group. He holds an MA in American Studies from Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN), and an MA in Library and Information Science from Indiana University (Bloomington, IN). Ken worked for 3 years as a Social Science Reference Librarian at Texas A&M University before joining the MSU faculty in 1997. He is active in the Mountain Plains Library Association and has contributed research in Librarianship and the Social Sciences to several journals and Reference publications.
Gary McConeGary McCone has over 20 years of professional experience at both the National Agricultural Library and the Library of Congress in library automation, bibliographic and scientific databases, and standards development. As Associate Director for Automation at the National Agricultural Library he is responsible for integrating information technology into NAL's program activities through computer systems and networking.
Gary is a member of NISO's Standards Development Committee and is an active member of the American Library Association. He has masters' degrees both in Chinese and in Library Science from the University of Arizona. Gary has spoken at a number of national and international conferences on a variety of topics relating to applications of new technology to information management.
Cheryl MetoyerCheryl Metoyer, Ph.D., is the Director of Information Resources at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center. Dr. Metoyer's research areas include the information-seeking behavior of culturally diverse groups and the design and evaluation of information services provided by institutions to American Indians. From 1993-1997 she held the Rupert Costo Chair in American Indian History at the University of California at Riverside. Dr. Metoyer has published in major research journals including College & Research Libraries, Library and Information Science Research, and American Indian Culture and Research Journal. Her book, Gatekeepers in Ethnolinguistic Communities, was honored by the Association of College and Research Libraries. Her current research project is entitled Thesaurus of American Indian Terminology.
Kim ObbinkKim Obbink is the director of the Burns Telecommunications Center and Extended Studies at Montana State University. She is active in the field of distance learning and telecommunications and serves as a consultant to a number of distance learning programs including the Genentech, Inc. Access Excellence project. Kim is Co-Principal Investigator on the NSF funded National Teachers Enhancement Network which provides professional development and credit courses in the sciences to high school science teachers internationally using distance learning technologies. The program recently expanded to a distance learning Masters Degree in Science Education at MSU. Kim was also Co-PI for seven years on an NSF Young Scholars grant using telecomputing to connect high ability junior high students with math and science. She is currently active in the Western Cooperative for Educational Telecommunications, and is the Montana pilot site coordinator for the Western Governors University. Kim is currently a doctoral candidate in Adult and Higher Education at MSU.
Elaine PetersonElaine Peterson is an Associate Professor at Montana State University. She has held a variety of academic library positions and joined the faculty at MSU in 1989. Currently she splits her time between Original Cataloging and Collection Development for electronic journals. Additionally this year, she is managing a $138,346 grant project "Images of the Indian Peoples of the Northern Great Plains" which she received from the federal office of the Institute of Museum and Library Services. She holds degrees in Library Science and Philosophy/Religion from the University of Michigan and the University of British Columbia. Her research areas include Authority Control for cataloging, Collection Development, Automation, and the Montana WPA Collection.
Chholing TahaChholing Taha, MLIS, received a Master's Degree from the University of Washington in 1998 with an emphasis on electronic retrieval systems, database construction and web technologies. She is currently employed by the National Library of Medicine at the University of Washington. She has developed several web sites for the University of Washington targeting Native and non-Native health care professionals serving American Indian/Alaska Native populations. Examples of her web pages are: Tribal Connections Project, EthnoMed Project and Chholing P. Taha, Native American Resources Librarian. Chholing is also employed by the private sector as a freelance web developer and consultant. Consulting activities have included corporations, educational systems (university and secondary education web sites), Tribal governments, and hospitals.
Jeff WallenJeff Wallen is the digital scanning technician for "Images of the Indian Peoples of the Northern Great Plains: An IMLS Digitizing Project," the IMLS grant headed by Elaine Peterson. He is a recent graduate from MSU-Bozeman with a Media and Theater Arts degree. Jeff also has 2 years of experience at the Museum of the Rockies working in the photographic archives.
Fred B. WoodFred B. Wood, Ph.D., has 29 years experience in information technology, applications, assessment, and policy—including 3 years at the National Library of Medicine (NLM)/National Institute of Health (NIH) as a Special Expert; 17 years at the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), United States Congress, as a Project Director and Senior Associate; and 9 years at The George Washington University Program of Policy Studies in Science and Technology (GWU/PPSST) as a Project Manager and Research Scientist. He has also served as Managing Editor of the Harvard Business School newspaper, and Public Affairs Researcher at IBM Corporate Headquarters. Dr. Wood currently is assigned to the Office of Health Information Programs Development at NLM, where his responsibilities include domestic and international Internet and biomedical information strategy, Internet connectivity assessment, technology transfer, and outreach evaluation. At NLM, he serves as Project Officer for the Tribal Connections and Outreach Evaluation Projects, both of which are being conducted by staff of the Pacific Northwest Regional Medical Library at the University of Washington.
Dr. Wood also holds an Adjunct Professor appointment in the Culture, Communications, and Technology Program at Georgetown University, and serves as a Member of the Federal Depository Library Council. Dr. Wood has managed over two dozen assessments of information technology applications and issues; he has a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Oregon State University and master's and doctoral degrees in business administration from Harvard Business School and The George Washington University. At OTA, Dr. Wood was the lead author of several landmark reports, including Telecommunications Technology and Native Americans: Opportunities and Challenges (1995).


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40 years in the making
Miller heads to the playoffs with its first district title since 1967
Miller High School has waited 40 years for this. That wait is over though, and now the Miller boys golf team gets to strut into today's region tournament with the title of outright district champions.
Led by a trio of brothers, Miller is headed back to the regional tournament this year, but this time they're playing with a district title already in the trophy case back home. It is the first time since 1967 that the Miller boys golf team can make such a claim.
"It's real special to know that we're the first Miller golf team in 40 years to win district (outright)," said Bucs senior golfer and King transfer John Mendoza, who placed fifth individually at the District 30-4A meet. "It lets people know that we're (a team to be reckoned with) and now we want to go do even more."
"It's a big accomplishment and we deserve it," said Miller sophomore golfer Vance Cavazos, who finished third individually at the district meet. "Now we want to go to the Big Dance - we want to go to state."
The Bucs almost won an outright district title last season, as they tied Victoria Memorial at the District 28-5A tournament, but lost in a one-hole playoff. Thus, Miller had to settle for being district runner-up going into regionals.
That wasn't the case this season, as the Bucs beat Gregory-Portland by 17 shots to capture the District 30-4A title.
"Winning district is a lot more prestigious than going to the regional tournament as the second place team," Miller boys golf coach D.H. "Kino" Rios said. "I'm just hoping that they don't put too much pressure on themselves (at the regional tournament). If they just go out there and play the way they know how to play - it shouldn't be a problem."
The Bucs open the two-day Region IV-4A tournament at 8 a.m. today at the Golf Club of Texas in San Antonio.
Rios said regional heavyweights San Antonio Alamo Heights, New Braunfels Canyon and Lake Travis await Miller in San Antonio.
"We're going to face the cream of the crop at regionals, but our kids are ready for it," said Rios, whose team finished sixth at last year's region tournament. "It's just a matter of us going out there and playing two days of consistent golf."
The Bucs have been doing that all year, as they've won six of the season's seven tournaments. Miller's only loss - it finished third - came at the home of the region tournament, where Alamo Heights took the title, setting up the rematch this week.
"We've played that San Antonio course 10 times, and so there's no excuse for us not doing well this year," said Miller junior Vince Cavazos, who became the first Bucs golfer in 24 years to qualify for the Region IV-5A tournament as an individual two years ago.
The Bucs are led by the youngest Cavazos brother, freshman Eric Cavazos, who finishes second at the district meet, one shot behind G-P's Dylan Davis.
"I'm not surprised at all (that Eric placed higher than any of the brothers at the district meet) - he's playing the best right now," Vince Cavazos said.
"I'm glad that Eric's doing so well and I'm happy that he's part of the team this season," Vance Cavazos said.
Eric Cavazos said while making history at the district tournament was important, Miller wants to make some more this season by becoming the first Bucs' boys golf team to qualify for the state tournament.
"Nothing is going to stop us from going to state," Eric Cavazos said.
"I really want to go to state - this is our shot," added Miller senior golfer John Pena.
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Is there a good Hibachi/Teppanyaki restaurant in Manhattan? I only know of Benihana on 56th Street which probably wouldn't fit the good part of my search. Thanks.
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Lynda Reeves' recipe for spicy party appetizers. "You can buy Chinese sausages fresh from Asian markets such as T&T on Cherry Street in Toronto. They are heavenly; I don't buy the very hot ones just the medium hot ones. You can also buy them packaged like hot dogs. The only brand of packaged ones to use are the Yum Yen Jan (Chinese-style spicy sausages)." Pick up some bamboo appetizer sticks from your local Chinatown for guests to pick up sausages with.
One package of Chinese sausages or four large fresh sausages
Dipping Sauce
2/3 cup fish sauce
1/3 cup water
1/2 or 1 tsp finely chopped ginger (I like it very gingery)
Step 1: Steam sausages in a steamer until soft and heated through, or sauté in 1" of water in a skillet. The water helps to dissolve the fat and keep it from sticking.
Step 2: After about ten minutes of simmering, grill the sausages in a grill pan with a little oil (not olive). Use either peanut, sunflower or corn oil.
Step 3: When they're nicely browned (not burnt) remove and slice into very thin rounds.
Step 4: Combine all ingredients for dipping sauce in a small bowl, and serve alongside sliced sausages and bamboo appetizer sticks.
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Dahal, Nepal discuss burning issues
KATHMANDU, FEB 20 - UCPN (Maoist) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal and CPN-UML leader Madhav Kumar Nepal on Sunday discussed the possibility of forming a national consensus government and ways to complete peace and constitution drafting processes.
The Maoist leader reached the residence of Nepal at in the morning and held talks with Nepal on integration of PLA combatants and formation of a national consensus government. "Dahal was flexible on the formation of a national consensus government," said a UML source.
However, both Maoist and UML sources did not elaborate how and when they will replace the current government. Dahal and Nepal discussed the burning political issues at length at a time when a faction of hardliner Maoist leaders has been demanding resignation of Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai and formation of a national consensus government.
Soon after the meeting PM Baburam Bhattarai reportedly telephoned Nepal to inquire about what exactly they discussed in the meeting. During the meeting, Nepal had urged Dahal to integrate PLA fighters into the Nepal Army on the merit basis.
Nepal also called on Dahal to take bold decisions for the completion of peace on time. "Be prepared to integrate them (PLA fighters) even if they do not deserve higher posts than Major in merit," sources quoted Nepal as saying.
In response, Dahal accused the opposition parties of over politicising the integration issue. "You should not be skeptic of the Maoists as we are firm on the peace process. It's time to move ahead with a bold decision," said Dahal in the meeting.
During the meeting, the Maoist supremo reassured Nepal that his party was committed to army integration and asked the other parties to play a constructive role for the same.
He also asked the UML leader to make best use of his past experiences and support the government in completing the peace process. "You have long experience in bridging differences and now you should play a constructive role in completing the peace process," said Dahal.
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British tourists reportedly among 19 killed in Egypt hot air balloon crash
Posted: February 26, 2013|
UPDATE 3.25PM: A Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) spokesperson said in a statement:
"We can confirm the tragic deaths of 2 British Nationals and 1 British resident following a hot air balloon crash in Luxor, Egypt earlier today.
"The next of kin have been informed and our thoughts are with them and their families at this difficult time.
"We are providing them with consular assistance. We can also confirm that one other British National was involved and is in a stable condition.
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"We have had consular officials in Luxor since early this morning who have been focussed on providing consular assistance and supporting the Egyptian authorities.
"Our Ambassador to Egypt has met the injured British National and has offered our assistance".
UPDATE 3.10PM: The UK Foreign Office has confirmed the deaths of two British nationals and one British resident in the crash.
UPDATE 12.10: The French Foreign Ministry has confirmed two French citizens have been killed in the Luxor balloon crash, AFP reports.
UPDATE 10.55AM: Two Britons have died and two are in hospital following a hot air balloon crash in Egypt, tour operator Thomas Cook has confirmed.
AFP reports hot air balloon flights have been banned in Luxor following the fatal crash.
UPDATE 10.40AM: Ross Lydall of the London Evening Standard tweeted:
UPDATE 10.33AM: BBC correspondent Aleem Maqbool tweeted:
Meanwhile Egypt Prime Minister Hisham Qandil is reported to be launching an investigation into the balloon explosion.
UPDATE 10.18AM: The governor has grounded all hot air balloon flights around the ancient sites of Luxor for an indefinite period, BBC correspondent Aleem Maqbool reports.
The balloon's operating company confirmed a gas cylinder exploded on board the balloon, bringing it down in an agricultural area just west of Luxor.
UPDATE 9.40AM: Initial reports of 19 dead have been revised to 18, Associated Press (AP) reports.
The casualties include British, French and Japanese nationals and nine tourists from Hong Kong, an official said.
Three survivors of the crash — two tourists and one Egyptian — were taken to a local hospital.
According to the Egyptian security official, the balloon carrying at least 20 tourists was flying over Luxor when it caught fire, which triggered an explosion in its gas canister, then plunged at least 300 meters (1,000 feet) from the sky.
The official said foul play has been ruled out.
FRANCE 24 journalist Clovis Casali tweeted:
Meanwhile Sky News reports two British nationals survived the balloon crash and are in a "critical condition" in hospital.
A number of Britons are reported to be among 19 tourists killed in a hot air balloon crash near the Egyptian city of Luxor.
The balloon is understood to have caught fire and exploded at 1,000 ft (300m), crashing onto a sugar cane field west of Luxor.
British, French, Chinese and Japanese nationals are reported to be among those killed in the crash. Only two people, including the balloon's pilot, are thought to have survived.
Eye-witnesses said they heard an explosion and saw smoke. An Associated Press (AP) reporter at the crash site counted eight bodies as they were put into body bags and taken away.
It is reported to have been one of the worst crashes involving tourists in the country.
The British Foreign Office wrote on its Twitter page this morning:
Luxor, which is 320 miles (510km) south of the capital Cairo, is a popular tourist spot. Lying on the banks of the River Nile, it boasts pharaonic-era ruins and royal tombs.
Hot air balloon rides at sunrise are a popular way to see the sites.
According to AP the site of the crash has seen accidents in the past. In 2009, 16 tourists were injured when their balloon stuck a mobile phone transmission. A year earlier, seven tourists were injured in a similar crash.


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Michael De Leon
Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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by: Jose Grijalva The matchup of the game between the San Antonio Spurs and New Orleans Hornets will be between shooting guards Manu Ginobili and Eric Gordon. The Spurs saw a glimpse of a vintage Manu in their last game against the Philadelphia 76ers with an energetic dunk and between the legs passes for assists. […] [Read More]
Ginobili's mission for this season is clear
by: Jose Grijalva Postseasons have been disappointing for San Antonio Spurs fans lately ever since 2007 when the team won their last NBA championship. No one can say the Spurs didn't try to win since then, they just didn't have the pieces to put a championship caliber team together. Last year looked promising, but the […] [Read More]
Ginobili won't be joining Argentina this year
by: Kyle Boenitz Manu Ginobili is "Mr. Basketball" in Argentina. He's been an icon for years, especially after leading the team to gold at the Athens Olympics. It's hard to imagine the Argentinian team without him, but it's time to start preparing. According to Argentina's head coach Julio Lamas, Ginobili won't be joining his team […] [Read More]
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By Jose Grijalva, Project Spurs.com When Manu Ginobili and his San Antonio Spurs defeated the Dallas Mavericks for the 2nd time this season in another blowout (this time on their home floor), you would've thought the Mavs would've been more competitive since the Spurs blew them out the week before. If you're a Spurs fan, […] [Read More]
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By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs.com When the San Antonio Spurs were not making it look easy from the three-point line in last night's with their 20 three-pointers made in the win over the Mavericks, Manu Ginobili was making life difficult for Dallas early on in the game. In the first quarter the Spurs were on […] [Read More]
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Jackson Students attend Luncheon with County Sheriff
Newly elected Sheboygan County Sheriff, Todd Priebe, was a guest at Jackson Elementary School's recent Top of the Line Luncheon. The Top of the Line luncheon is held several times a year. Students who have displayed good behavior in the lunchroom are selected to attend the luncheon. At the luncheon, the students sit at a separate table in the lunchroom with the guest and Principal Lynn Walters. At the recent luncheon, the students enjoyed cheese pizza donated by Theo's and had dessert baked by lunchroom supervisor, Dawn Wagner.
Sheboygan Area School District Press Release
December 9, 2010


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Dublin here we come!
Sat, 27 Apr 2013 07:02
Hook's 17 points looked good
Jerome Porical kicked a dramatic late winner to send Stade Francais Paris to their second European Challenge Cup Final in three years.
The Stade fullback struck twice from distance in the Final seven minutes to stun Perpignan with a 25-22 win at Stade Aime Giral.
James Hook's 17 points looked like sending Perpignan to their first European Final in 10 years.
But Porical held his nerve to level the scores with a giant kick from inside his own half and then strike a winner of both the post and crossbar to snatch victory.
It capped a stunning man of the match display by Porical, who also scored Stade's first try before David Lyons followed, and sent Stade Francais into the May 17 Final in Dublin.
It was a case of more heart-ache for Perpignan who were roared on by a raucous home crowd as they chased only their second European Final appearance.
But Stade proved capable of winning away from home with their quarter-final win at Bath and silenced Stade Aime Giral after seven minutes with Porical's penalty.
Perpignan struck back almost immediately with the game's opening try.
Farid Sid kicked ahead and Perpignan poured forward to recover possession close to Stade's try line before Lifeimi Mafi's long pass found Guilhem Guirado out wide and the hooker was not to be denied from 10 metres out.
Hook missed the conversion but touched down moments later in exactly the same spot as Perpignan seized control.
Scrum-half Florian Cazenave and Sid combined before Hook switched the direction of the attack. Only good defence denied Adrien Plante but Hook scooped up and dived over in the corner.
Again the conversion was narrowly wide and Perpignan were left to hope they would not regret the missed points as Stade edged the exchanges up front for Porical to cut the lead to 13-9 by half-time.
Hook opened some daylight early in the second half after the video official ruled his penalty had dissected the posts, but the gap was slammed shut when Lyons stormed over moments later.
However it was the wonderful balance and speed of Porical that did the damage after evading three Perpignan defenders before finding the former Wallaby with a hopeful inside pass.
Porical's conversion levelled the scores and he did so again on 52 minutes after Hook had closed in on 300 career points in Europe with his third penalty.
Both kickers missed their next chances as nerves grew and the scoring chances dried up amid the tension.
Hook nudged Perpignan ahead - again with the help of the video official after the touch judges ruled his lofty kick wide - on 68 minutes.
But Stade held both their nerve and the edge up front to hand Porical two half chances that he took in style.
The scorers:
For Perpignan:
Tries: Guirado, Hook
Pens: Hook 4
For Stade Français:
Try: Lyons
Con: Porical
Pens: Porical 6
Perpignan: 15 Gavin Hume, 14 Farid Sid, 13 David Marty, 12 Lifeimi Mafi, 11 Adrien Plante, 10 James Hook, 9 Florian Cazenave, 8 Henry Tuilagi, 7 Luke Narraway, 6 Alasdair Strokosch, 5 Romain Taofifenua, 4 Dan Leo, 3 Kisi Pulu, 2 Guilhem Guirado, 1 Sona Taumalolo.
Replacements: 16 Romain Terrain, 17 Sebastien Taofifenua, 18 Jerome Schuster, 19 Guillaume Vilaceca, 20 David Mélé, 21 Sione Piukala, 22 Joffrey Michel, 23 Bertrand Guiry.
Stade Français: 15 Jerome Porical, 14 Jérémy Sinzelle, 13 Geoffrey Doumayrou, 12 Paul Williams, 11 Hugo Bonneval, 10 Jules Plisson, 9 Julien Dupuy, 8 Sergio Parisse , 7 Pierre Rabadan, 6 David Lyons, 5 Scott Lavalla, 4 Gerhard Mostert, 3 Rabah Slimani, 2 Laurent Sempere, 1 Aled de Malmanche.
Replacements: 16 Remi Bonfils, 17 Stanley Wright, 18 Jérémy Becasseau, 19 Anton van Zyl, 20 Antoine Burban, 21 Nicolas Bezy, 22 Paul Warwick, 23 Julien Arias,
Referee: George Clancy (Ireland)
Assistant referees: Dudley Phillips (Ireland), Marius Mitrea (Italy)
TMO: Jim Yuille (Scotland)
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That's amazing! Thanks for the replies guys, and keep it up!
Gosh, it's been a long time since I've posted anything in here. I've created this thread to talk about what do you do to stop procrastinating and do more work.
Web design is a job that doesn't require anything else but a laptop. You don't move and before you realize you're sad and out of shape.
I've been an architecture student for two years now, and even though I'm doing pretty good, I know I could do better. And for that I needed motivation, I needed something to make me focus and keep me busy all day. My roommate studies architecture with me, but he's also an athlete. He keeps himself motivated by running and even though he looses 2 hours a day training, it makes him a better architect. Because that 2 or 3 hours keeps himself off architecture and he doesn't need to procrastinate. So I started going to the gym, daily. I must admit it improved myself, both physically and academically. But the gym is too "indoors". It bores me, not enaugh to make me stop going, but it is boring. So the question is, what sports do you do? I don't mean it just like a hobby that you do on the weekends. I mean, what daily sport do you do? Or anything else, it doesn't NEED to be a sport. You can also share other secrets that make you better at your job.
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Does not having money to buy meat count?
Haha, here is more expensive to be a vegan, meat is cheap compared to e.g. tomato when it's not a tomato season.
I want and tried to be a vegan but it's so damn hard. There are almost no products you can buy that doesn't contain anything animal originated (even pig bones and pig ears and pig heads are hard to avoid, they come in form of emulsifiers). And it's very expensive. I feel like shit every time I eat something knowing that a life is carelessly enslaved and murdered so I can fill my stomach with its dead body and dump it later.Devour to survive. So awful.
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Kiki strips down for some nude scenes in Melancholia, but apparently she didn't stress or obsess over it one bit. "I didn't work out beforehand, it was all very natural." In fact, she seems to love her body more than we'll ever love our first-born. "I don't have any real body issues. I never really overeat, I shed weight in the summer, put it on in the winter." She's even embraced her imperfections, including ones we're pretty sure don't exist. "I love my snaggle fangs," she says. "They give me character and character is sexy." Does she have snaggle fangs? Is that a thing?
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Lykke Li implored us to "Get Some" when she released the song as a single a few weeks ago, but now the Swedish songstress is backing it up. Pitchfork has revealed that the 24-year-old will play a pair of one-off shows before embarking on a world tour in March, and while it would be cool to watch her sing "Paris Blue" in the City of Lights, you should still have plenty of time to plan a summertime trip to one of the eight American cities on the itinerary.
She is scheduled to play a sold-out show at Le Poisson Rouge "art cabaret" in New York City in a couple of weeks, and March finds the singer – whose real name is Li Lykke Timotej Zachrisson – performing at Los Angeles' El Rey Theatre before she hops a plane to begin a 26-date excursion that finds her criss-crossing the Europen continent. She'll then come back across the Atlantic to play ten North American dates, and while the U.S. stops find Zachrisson keeping to the Northeast and Pacific Northwest, our Canadian friends do get treated to a pair of shows in Toronto and Vancouver.
Support for the dates hasn't been announced, and some venues haven't even announced the dates yet; however, a LiveNation search of Theatre of Living Arts date leads us to believe that you can expect to pay around $30 to see the show. Tickets for that date go on sale this Friday, November 19th, at noon EST, but on-sale days and times vary by venue. Go to their official websites or SeatGeek.com for more info.
Meanwhile, Lykke Li just dropped a new music video for "Get Some". Check out both the dates and clip below.
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Lykke Li 2010/2011 Tour Dates:
12/01 – New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge
03/09 – Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey Theatre
04/04 – Hamburg, DE @ Astra Kuluturhaus
04/06 – Munich, DE @ Muffathalle
04/08 – Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso
04/11 – Cologne, DE @ Gloria
04/12 – Bristol, UK @ Trinity
04/14 – London, UK @ Shepherds Bush Empire
04/15 – Leeds, UK @ Cockpit
04/16 – Dublin, IE @ Tripod
04/18 – Glasgow, UK @ Arches
04/19 – Manchester, UK @ Academy 2
04/21 – Paris, FR @ Le Cigale
04/25 – Rennes, FR @ L'Antipode
04/29 – Copenhagen, DK @ Vega
04/30 – Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller
05/02 – Stockholm, SE @ Cirkus
05/15 – Washington, D.C. @ 9:30 Club
05/16 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theater of Living Arts
05/17 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall
05/20 – Boson, MA @ Paradise
05/22 – Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre
05/23 – Chicago, IL @ Metro
05/26 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox at the Market
05/27 – Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre
05/28 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
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DETROIT-The No. 6 ranked University of New Hampshire men's hockey team defeated Michigan Tech University, 4-3, in the third place game in the final day of the Great Lakes Invitational tournament on Thursday night at Joe Louis Arena.
Sophomore forward Jacob Micflikier (Winnipeg, Man.) gave UNH a 4-2 lead just 13 seconds into the final period. Senior defenseman Robbie Barker (Concord, N.H.) fed Micflikier the puck and he beat the goalie high blocker side, for his second assist of the game. Barker registered a career-high three points in the victory.
MTU capped off the scoring to cut UNH's lead to 4-3 when Nick Anderson scored a power play goal with 6 minutes left in the game.
To open the second period, sophomore forward Brett Hemingway (Surrey, B.C.) gave the 'Cats their first lead of the game 3:09 into the period to take the lead 3-2. Hemingway took a wrist shot from the left face off circle and the puck sailed past MTU goalie Cam Ellsworth's left shoulder. Sophomore forward Daniel Winnik (Mississauga, Ont.) earned his second helper of the game and Barker also earned an assist on the Hemingway power play tally.
Junior blueliner Brian Yandle (Milton, Mass.) evened the score for UNH just 12 seconds later (2-2) after its first goal at 7:57, Yandle took a shot from the point and the puck trickled past Ellsworth's pad. Senior tri-captain Justin Aikins (Surrey, B.C.) and Winnik were credited with an assist on the Yandle goal.
Barker got the Wildcats on the board with a slapshot from the high slot on the power play at 8:09 on the opening period. Aikins and freshman defenseman Craig Switzer (Peachland, B.C.) earned helpers on Barker's fourth goal of his UNH career.
MTU (1-16-1 overall ) opened the scoring and took an early 2-0 lead with goals by freshman forward Tyler Shelast and senior forward Colin Murphy at 3:33 and 7:58.
Freshman goalie Kevin Regan (South Boston, Mass.) stopped 33 shots in the game, including 15 saves in the second period. MTU's Ellsworth notched 28 saves for the Huskies in the loss. UNH went three for seven on the power play, while the Huskies went two for five with a man advantage.
The Wildcats (12-4-2 overall) return to action on Friday, January 7 at Providence College. Game time at Schneider Arena is 7 p.m.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Holy Cross men's and women's track and field teams traveled to Providence, R.I., to compete in the Brown Springtime Invitational this weekend. There were no team scores, but the men's team had 10 top 10 finishes, led by John Meikle (Wayne, N.J.) with a first place finish. The women had eight top five finishers, led by Olivia Pruszko (Monroe, Conn.) and Claire Luke (Delmar, N.Y.) with second place finishes.
Leading the men was Meikle with his first place finish in the pole vault at 14'3.25". The next highest finisher was Robert Farrelly (East Northport, N.Y.), placing fifth in the 3000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:29.38, and Jonathan Medeiros (New Bedford, Mass.), coming in fifth in the discus with a toss of 143'5".
For the women, Pruszko took second in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 1:04.76, and Luke placed second in the 3000-meter steeplechase with a time of 11:31.16. The 4x100-meter relay team took third with a time of 48.66. In addition, M. Siobhan Straub (Mattituck, N.Y.) placed third in the 200-meter dash with a time of 26.67, and sixth in the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.84.
The men's and women's track and field teams return to action this Friday, May 2, when they travel to Annapolis, Md., for the first day of the Patriot League Championship.


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We have been remodeling our bathroom and needed a new sink and counter top. We really wanted a granite top but just didn't have the money to spend $300+ to get one. So this was our solution.
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Next start cutting. Please note that I used hearing protectors, safety glasses and a mask.
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Monthly Archive for November, 2008
Sign, sign everywhere a sign for BBVA Compass Bank
All Compass Bank branches in San Antonio will soon get new signs. They'll be changed to BBVA Compass Bank. The bank will begin changing the signs Monday and it hopes to have everything rebranded by the end of March. The change reflects the combination of BBVA Group and Compass Bank. Brimingham, Al-based Compass Bank is […] [Read More]
Pioneer Drilling hits earnings gusher
A strong contribution from Pioneer Drilling Co.'s new production services division and from its South American operations in Colombia helped the San Antonio-based contract land driller more than double its net income in the third quarter, the company said Thursday. Net income for the third quarter rose to $24.2 million, or 48 cents a share, […] [Read More]
Toyota cuts earnings projections
Toyota Motor Corp. today slashed its annual earnings forecast to less than a third of what it was a year ago — yet another sign that the global auto industry is struggling amid the current financial crisis. The Japan-based automaker reported that its profits dropped 69 percent to 139.8 billion yen ($1.4 billion) for its […] [Read More]
San Antonio lawyers get to jig
It's that time of year when the San Antonio lawyers get to sing and dance and generally be outlandish all in the name of teaching good ethics to colleagues. The 2008 Ethics Follies is Nov. 6 from 1 – 5 p.m. in the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre. This year's performance titled "Decent's De$cent: A New […] [Read More]
Can of cheer
20 bucks or 20 cans gets you into a fundraiser for food Nov. 12 at the downtown Weston Center with entertainment from improv comedy troupe The Oxymorons. The event is the brainchild of Morgan Matson, owner of legal search firm Preferred Counsel. Proceeds from the event and of course the canned goods all go to […] [Read More]
Illuminating the vote
Remember yesterday how we told you about Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings Inc. using its electronic billboards to show off voting results? Well, turns out Express-News photographer Ed Ornelas got a shot of one. And it looks pretty cool. So in place of real news, here's the picture for your viewing pleasure. Hope it doesn't give […] [Read More]
Separated at birth: The 'Yes We Can' edition
Rich Marini Rep. Rahm Emanuel The election is over, which seems like a fine time to bring back an old Clocking In favorite, Separated at Birth. Today's edition was inspired by news out of the Washington Post that Rep. Rahm Emanuel is mulling an offer from President-elect Barack Obama to become the White House chief […] [Read More]
NAM honors Lamar Smith
The National Association of Manufacturers has selected its top Washington lawmakers for its annual Manufacturing Legislative Excellence awards, and one of them is U.S. Rep. Lamar Smith, R-San Antonio. The association said Smith's voting record on the association's agenda was 90 percent. The award goes to all legislators who vote at least 70 percent of […] [Read More]
Jet Aviation jobs appear safe
Aviation giant General Dynamics has completed its $2.2 billion takeover of Swiss firm Jet Aviation, which operates a 19-employee aviation service center here. A General Dynamics spokesman said the company doesn't plan to cut any jobs. Jet Aviation has 5,600 employees at 25 airport facilities worldwide. They provide maintenance, repair, overhaul and other services. "We […] [Read More]
San Antonio malls get Torrid
Torrid: Calling all San Antonio-area divas. Plus-size clothing retailer Torrid will open a pair of stores Nov. 12 at Ingram Park and Rolling Oaks Malls with a grand opening celebration hosted by Seventeen Magazine. The 150-store chain specializes in trendy, young women's fashion in sizes 12 and up. It bills itself as the "essential shopping […] [Read More]
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Here is the round up of mail identity theft and mailbox vandalism news from across the United States in June 2014. Remember, to help prevent mail related identity theft:
1. Use a locking mailbox to secure incoming mail
2. Never send sensitive mail from an unsecured mailbox
3. Shred sensitive personal information (most of which comes in the mail) before discarding it
This month, we noticed thieves targeting the blue USPS collection mailboxes more than usual. This serves as a reminder to bring outgoing mail directly to the post office or use online bill pay – it's more secure.
June 2:
- PULASKI COUNTY, Missouri: KSPR 23 – Vandals destroying mailboxes in Pulaski County: Sheriff says the county roads are target zones
June 3:
- PHOENIX, Arizona: AZ Family.com - Mail collection box stolen in Phoenix; $10K reward offered
- PHOENIX, Arizona: KTAR.com - Post Office: Mail stolen in Phoenix neighborhood
June 6:
- PARIS, Tennessee: Post-Intelligencer - PARIS TN: Mailbox vandalisms probed
- ANDERSON COUNTY, Tennessee: WATE 5 - 1 adult, 2 juveniles suspected in Anderson County mailbox vandalism
June 7:
- PORT ORCHARD, Washington: Port Orchard Independent - Woman charged for stealing mail
- SAN JOSE, California: KTVU.com - Mail thieves in San Jose caught on surveillance camera
June 8:
- ATLANTA, Georgia: WSB TV - Residents not receiving mail because of broken mailbox locks
June 9:
- GREENFIELD, Massachusetts: Daily Journal - 29 mailboxes stolen from Greenfield, Deerfield neighborhoods, tossed onto highway
- GREENFIELD, Massachusetts: ABC 40 - Police Investigating After Nearly 30 Mailboxes Stolen, Destroyed
June 11:
- PARLIER, California: KMPH.com - Thief Steals Mail From Twenty Two Mailboxes
June 12:
- MERCED, California: KMPH 26 - Save Mart Gift Card Theft Ring Busted By Merced Police
- WICHITA, Kansas: KSN.com - Mail thieves strike again in Wichita: By Sorting through the mail, Ginger Hudson is the latest victim of mail theft
- WASHINGTON COUNTY, North Carolina: 5NewsOnline.com - 6 Arrested In Check-Washing Scheme After Mail Nabbed From Mail Boxes
June 13:
- NORMAN, Oklahoma: News9.com – State Rep. Bobby Cleveland Fears Campaign Checks May Have Been Stolen
June 16:
- WICHITA, Kansas: KWCH 12 - Neighborhood alert after mailbox thieves strike West Wichita
- LONGMONT, Colorado: Times-Call - Longmont police: Mailbox baseball game ends in arrest
June 17:
- FOREST CITY, North Carolina: FoxCarolina.com - Mail stolen in western NC post office break-ins
- DENVER, Colorado: The Denver Post - Man who twice stole from the U.S. Postal Service gets 7-year sentence
- SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kansas: Wichita Eagle - Mail theft, scams on rise, Sheriff's Office says
- FOREST CITY, North Carolina: ABC 13 - Mail Stolen from Mailboxes
- SAN LEANDRO, California: KTVU.com - Woman arrested after allegedly abandoning stolen car
June 18:
- SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kansas: KWCH 12 - Local authorities investigating more mail thefts
- ATLANTA, Georgia: WSBTV2 - Man chases armed thief for stealing mail
- HALIFAX COUNTY, Virginia: The Gazette-Virginian - Dozens of mailboxes bashed
June 19:
- WEST SEATTLE, Washington: West Seattle Blog - West Seattle Crime Watch: Burglaries; mail theft; stolen car, found
- VISALIA, California: Fresno Bee - Police: Visalia arrest uncovers counterfeit money, stolen mail
- RUTHERFORD COUNTY, North Carolina: ABC 13 - 3 Arrested After Mailbox Break-Ins
- VISALIA, California: ABC 30 - Stolen mailboxes in Visalia help uncover a crime even larger
June 23:
- BAKERSFIELD, California: ABC 23 - Former Bakersfield woman sentenced to prison for theft of mail in Bakersfield, Wasco
- BAKERSFIELD, California: Bakersfield Now - Federal court roundup: Kern defendants guilty of drugs, mail theft and defrauding military
- GALLION, Alabama: Demopolis Times - Reward offered in mailbox vandalism cases
- BAKERSFIELD, California: The Bakersfield Californian - Woman gets four years, nine months in prison for mail theft
- VISALIA, California: Visalia Times-Delta - Visalia man held on mail theft, forgery allegations
June 24:
- SAN ANTONIO, Texas: KSAT.com - Suspect linked to identity theft operation: SAPD: Gus Villarreal, 31, caught with phony drivers licenses
- EL SEGUNDO, California: Daily Breeze - Police log: Beach Cities
- NORTH FULTON COUNTY, Georgia: WSBTV.com - Police investigating mail, identity thefts in Fulton Co.
June 25:
- TUSTIN, California: OC Weekly - Promising Sobriety, Orange County Mail Thief Learns Punishment
- PLACITAS, New Mexico: Rio Rancho Observer - Placitas man accused of mail theft
- SAN FRANCISCO, California: ABC 7 - Brazen thief steals from apartment mail boxes
- BERKELEY, California: KTVU.com - 2 Investigates: Surveillance videos reveal possible link between front porch thefts
June 26:
- DALLAS, Texas: Dallas News - Was your mail stolen? This list shows mailbox vandalism attempts in Dallas region
June 27:
- GRAND FORKS, North Dakota: KVRR.com - Grand Forks Man Arrested for Mail Theft
- WASHINGTON COUNTY, North Carolina: 5NewsOnline.com - Suspect A No-Show For Court In Mailbox Theft Check-Washing Scheme
- GRAND FORKS, North Dakota: ValleyNewsLive.com - Police Catch Man Stealing Mail in Grand Forks
- MCMINN COUNTY, Tennessee: WRCBtv.com - Detectives looking for mailbox thieves
June 29:
- DALLAS, Texas: Dallas News - The Watchdog: Free-standing postal boxes are easy prey for ID thieves
- GRAFTON, Massachusetts: CBS Boston - Cars, Mailboxes Smashed Up During Vandalism Spree In Grafton
June 30:
- LOWER SAUCON TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania: WFMZ.com - Police searching for mailbox smashers in Northampton County
- BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut: Fairfield Citizen - Cops: Man swiped checks from mailboxes
- DETROIT, Michigan: MyNews3.com – Rip-Off Alert: Scam artists pilfer mail for ID theft


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MITCHELL, S.D. – The Dakota Wesleyan University baseball program is hosting three camps this winter for baseball players from around the area.
The Tigers will host a hitting and defense camp on Sunday, Jan. 27; a pitching camp on Sunday, Feb. 3 and an elementary camp on Saturday, Feb. 2. The hitting and defense and pitching camps are open to baseball players in grades seven through 12 and the elementary camp is open to students in first through sixth grades.
The hitting and defense camp runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 27. The camp covers the fundamentals of a compact swing, the essentials of bunting, the two-strike approach, the mechanics of throwing (by position), outfield and infield play and catching. The pitching camp is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Feb. 3 and focuses on throwing progression, upper and lower body mechanics and conditioning, dry drills, the mental aspect, flat grounds and bullpen.
The elementary camp is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Feb. 2. Camp staff will focus on the basic fundamentals of baseball for young athletes.
Camp staff includes Tiger head coach Steve Gust, former Minnesota Twins camp coach and DWU assistant Kevin Nunn, Huron high school and American Legion coach JT Fisher and former All-Great Plains Athletic Conference players Ethan Opsahl, John Greicar and Chris Ciatti, along with current DWU baseball players.
Registration for each camp is one hour before the start of the camp. All three camps will be held at the Christen Family Recreation/Wellness Center on the DWU campus. Preregistration is not required, but is encouraged by camp staff.
Contact Gust at 605-995-2853 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or to register. Participants can also register online at www.dwu.edu/webstore/events/baseball.


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Laura H. BediJuly 06,2013Laura H. Bedi
Springfield Laura H. Bedi, 99, died Thursday, July 4, 2013, at Springfield Health & Rehabilitation Center.
She was born Sept. 13, 1913, in Utica, N.Y., the daughter of Costanti and Caroline (Naruc) Hayna.
She attended Weathersfield schools.
On June 26, 1937, she married Victor Bedi in Springfield. Mr. Bedi died in 1979.
Mrs. Bedi was employed at a shoe factory in Newport, N.H., woolen mills in Ludlow, Whitney Blake in Bellows Falls, Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, Conn., General Electric in Burlington, as manager of the fabric department at Britts in Springfield and as cook at St. Marys Catholic Church in Springfield for many years.
At St. Marys Church, she was also past president of the Altar Society, as well as a member of the choir and Catholic Daughters of the Americas. She also served as a Girl Scout leader.
Survivors include a daughter, Victoria Bedi of North Springfield; three sisters, Frances Sloan, Victoria Lockwood, both of Springfield, and Pauline Kelly of Perkinsville; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by three siblings, Josephine Stryhas, Nellie Grochowick and Steve Hayna.
There are no calling hours.
A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday, July 8, at St. Marys Catholic Church in Springfield, with the Rev. Peter Williams, pastor, officiating and followed by burial in St. Marys Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Springfield Humane Society, 401 Skitchewaug Trail, Springfield, VT 05156.
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Tour Dates
Ethiopia Endemics: 8th to 26th November (19 days)
Lalibela Historical Extension: 26th to 29th November (4 days)
Tour Price
Ethiopia Endemics: US$ 6,250 per person sharing (see below)
(Tour price fixed in US$, other rates subject to exchange rate fluctuations)
Lalibela Historical Extension: US$ 1,375 per person sharing (see below)
US$ 430 approximate cost of domestic flights
(Tour price fixed in US$, other rates subject to exchange rate fluctuations)
Tour Size
Main Tour: Limited to a maximum of 10 participants and 2 M17026 leaders (see below)
Lalibela Extension: Limited to a maximum of 12 participants and 2 M17026 leaders (see below)
8th November - Arrival in Addis Ababa
9th November - Addis Ababa to Lake Awassa
10th November - Lake Awassa to Goba
11th November - Goba and excursion to Sof Omar
12th November - Goba to Harenna Forest via the Bale Mountain National Park
13th November - Harenna Forest to Negele
14th November - Negele and the road to Bogol Manyo
15th November - Negele to Yabello
16th November - Yabello area
17th November - Yabello to Shashemene
18th November - Shashemene to Lake Langano via Lakes Abijatta and Shalla
19th November - Bishangari to Nazreth
20th November - Nazreth to Bilen
21st November - Bilen to Awash National Park
22nd November - Awash National Park
23rd November - Awash National Park to Weliso
24th November - Weliso to Debre Birhan via Ghibe Gorge
25th November - Debre Birhan and excursion to Gemasa Geden and Melka Gebdu Track
26th November - Debre Birhan to Addis Ababa via the Jemma Valley and depart (or overnight in Addis Ababa for those doing the Lalibela Extension)
26th November - Arrival in Addis Ababa
27th November - Addis Ababa to Lalibela
28th November - Excursion to Asheton Mariam
29th November - Lalibela to Addis Ababa and depart
The fee for this Ethiopian Endemics III tour is US$ 6,250 per person sharing, and for the Lalibela Extension it is US$ 1,375. (Please note: The extension price does NOT include the domestic return flight from Addis Ababa to Lalibela. We suggest you budget approximately US$ 430 per person. RBT can book this flight on your behalf at no extra charge.)
A single supplement of US$ 625 and US$ 115 for the main Ethiopia Endemics tour and Lalibela Extension respectively will be charged if you wish to have single accommodation. If RBT cannot provide you with a rooming partner although you choose to share, the single supplement will become applicable. We will make all reasonable efforts to ensure that a rooming partner is found if you do wish to share.
Should you wish to pay for this tour in Great British Pound (£), Euro (€), or South African Rand (ZAR), please refer to our website for the current exchange rate.
This includes:
•All meals from dinner on day 1 to dinner on day 19, and from dinner on day 1 to lunch on day 4 of the extension;
•Bottled drinking water;
•A soft drink/water at meals;
•All lodgings during the tour, including the three nights of the extension for those doing the extension;
•All ground transportation;
•All national park and other reserve entrance fees; and
•All guiding services (including tips for local guides and services).
This excludes:
•ANY flights, (see above);
•Visa fees;
•Alcoholic beverages; and
•Special gratuities, telephone calls, laundry and other items of a personal nature.
a) Due to constantly fluctuating exchange rates, we now quote our tours in 4 currencies (see website for all four currencies). The tour price is however fixed only in the currency printed in bold (US$) and the actual cost in the other currencies listed will be adjusted according to prevailing exchange rates at the time of final invoicing (usually 3 months before the tour.) Approximate domestic flight and single supplement rates have been converted to US$ but are also subject to exchange rate movements.
b) Rates are based upon group tariffs; if the tour does not have sufficient registration (a minimum of 6 paying participants for both the main tour and the extension) a small party supplement will have to be charged.
c) Furthermore, these costs are subject to unforeseen increases in tour related costs and may have to be adjusted as a result.
d) Lastly, we may be forced to change or alter the itinerary and / or the designated M17026 leader/s at short or no notice due to unforeseen circumstances; please be aware that we will attempt to adhere as close to the original program as possible.
As noted above, gratuities (drivers, hotel staff, restaurants etc) are included on this tour. However, this does NOT include your M17026 leader/s. Therefore, if you feel that he/they have given you excellent service, it is entirely appropriate to tip them.
Please Note:
•It can be very hot in some areas, especially in the extreme south, whilst the highland areas can get cold especially at night and light rain may be experienced in the Bale Mountains.
•On our visits to the Bale Mountains we get up to 4,200m (13,780ft) above sea level, but very little walking is done at this altitude.
•There are several long, all day drives on this Ethiopia trip but we will take regular rest stops and birding stops to break the long journeys. The longest drives are from Lake Awassa to Goba, Harenna Forest to Negele, Negele to Yabello & Yabello to Shashemene and, although they are lengthy, they are scenic and full of interesting waypoints! The drive to Sof Omar can also take a long time, depending on road conditions, so a very early departure is necessary.
•Road conditions in Ethiopia are highly variable and dirt roads can be quite bumpy and very dusty, something that is simply not avoidable. It is advisable to bring a handkerchief that can be tied around your face to cover your nose and mouth. Although an extreme case scenario, persons with back troubles should probably bring back-braces to ensure comfort on bumpy roads.
•Due to potential security issues we cannot guarantee that the day trip to Bogol Mayo will go ahead. We will asses the security situation at the time and plan accordingly.
•Accommodation throughout the trip is generally comfortable but can be very basic in some areas. The accommodation in the extreme south of the country at Negele (2 nights) is relatively basic. Please note that the hotels that we make use of are always the best available accommodations in most areas visited (exceptions are in places like Addis where there are very expensive luxury hotels that we tend to avoid).
•The food in Ethiopia is generally fairly basic and consists of western and local cuisine. We will also enjoy many "bush breakfasts and lunches" on the side of the road whilst in good birding areas. This will occur mainly in the remote south and north of the country and will be prepared by our very able drivers. Although rather basic, these meals are often a highlight of any tour to Ethiopia.
Main Tour – You may arrive in Addis Ababa anytime you wish on day 1 as this is an arrival day. Further meeting details in this regard will be forwarded to you in due course. The tour will conclude in Addis Ababa after farewell dinner on the evening of day 19.
Historical Tour Extension - The extension will depart from Bole Airport in Addis Ababa on day 2 of the extension (final flight time TBA), and will conclude at 5pm on day 4 at Bole Airport in Addis Ababa. Further meeting details in this regard will be forwarded to you in due course.
PLEASE NOTE: If you wish to arrive early and/or depart late for either the main tour or the extension and would like assistance or advice in this regard, kindly contact the M17026 office.
Bole Airport in Addis Ababa is the main port of entry for international flights into Ethiopia and is well serviced by British Airways and Ethiopian Airways. We have the capacity to advise you on the best route according to your preferences, but your local travel agent will best be able to book these flights for you. We can, however, book the return flights from Addis Ababa to Lalibela for the extension. IMPORTANT: please DO NOT book your international flights until you have consulted the M17026 office for confirmation on the status of the tour.
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McCarthy is a 6-foot-5, 310-pound prospect out of Monrovia (Calif.), a town on the outskirts of Los Angeles. At the U.S. Army All-American Game 10 days ago, he and fellow SN 125 players Jordan Payton and Shaq Thompson committed to the Bears on live television. This has been the downfall since assistant coach Tosh Lupoi chose to leave Cal in the past week so that he could join Washington's staff.
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Lawmakers OK bill making gun owner IDs privateBy GLENN ADAMS
The Associated Press | April 26,2013AUGUSTA, Maine Desperate appeals from some lawmakers to keep concealed handgun permit data open to the public failed Thursday as the Legislature gave final approval to a bill to protect as confidential the names of permit holders and other personally identifying information.
The Senates 25-8 vote followed a similarly lopsided 114-33 vote in the House on Thursday, which debated the measure for a second day in a row. Lawmakers were under pressure to act because they would not be in session again until Tuesday, the same day a moratorium ends that blocks the release of names and other identifying information.
The bill now goes to Gov. Paul LePage for his signature. The governor supported the original language of the bill, but must review the latest version before deciding whether to sign it, LePage spokeswoman Adrienne Bennett said.
The issue was pushed to the forefront in February after the Bangor Daily News made a state Freedom of Access Act request for information on concealed weapons permits issued by the state. The debate that ensued sought a balance between personal privacy and open government interests.
The bills sponsor, Rep. Corey Wilson, R-Augusta, called the issue a public safety concern. He said the bill would shield legitimate gun owners from having sensitive information about them open to the public. Supporters of the measure include the Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence, the National Association of Social Workers, Maine State Police, Maine Chiefs of Police Association, Maine Municipal Association, Sportsmans Alliance of Maine and the city of Bangor, Wilson said.
House Republican Leader Ken Fredette of Newport, who supports the legislation, said the issue also is about Second Amendment rights.
This is a gun bill. Its about a fundamental constitutional right we have, he said. These are law-abiding gun owners.
The bill would allow some information about concealed weapons permits to be made public, such as a permit holders gender, town, date of issuance and expiration date.
Rep. Charles Priest, D-Brunswick, was one of three members of the Judiciary Committee who supported a version that would have kept concealed gun data open to the public but allow exceptions for police officers, judges, prosecutors and others who might be endangered by having their addresses and other personal data disclosed.
Priest said no one told his committee during a hearing on Wilsons bill that they had been harmed because concealed weapons data was public.
There is no proven need for this, Priest said. The policy of this bill will soon be extended to hunting licenses, I can tell you that, because they too indicate that you have possession of a gun. Passage of this will do untold harm to the right-to-know law.
Independent Rep. James Campbell of Newfield offered a different perspective. Campbell, who said he has concealed weapons permits from Maine and New Hampshire, suggested that Maine go the way of Vermont and not have concealed weapons permits or restrictions at all.
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Optoma introduces iPhone/iPod dock sporting a pico projector
On Monday, Optoma, introduced a new iPhone/iPod dock to add to their line of pico projectors. They showed off their new model titled the Neo-i which will allow you to display your videos at a resolution of 854x480 and support images of up to 120 inches. Another interesting feature is this will support any app that has TV out capabilities, such as Netflix.
To fully take advantage of this unit you will need to be in a fairly dark room and ensure you have ample room between the wall/screen you are using and the projector. You will also be able to output 16W of stereo audio. Included are HDMI and VGA inputs for you to plug your computer or even your brand new Apple TV!
The Neo-i is set to debut in mid-December for a price tag of $449. Will the Neo-i be on your Christmas wish-list or are you content with using AirPlay or wires to get the job done for your video needs?
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