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Connect all of your audio gear to the entire world of apps for iPad.
The iO Dock (patented) is the first device that enables anyone with an iPad to create, produce, and perform music with virtually any pro audio gear or instruments. The iO Dock is a universal docking station specifically designed for the iPad, and it gives musicians, recording engineers, and music producers the connectivity they need to create and perform with iPad. Connect all your pro audio gear to virtually any app in the App Store with the iO Dock.
Read the iO Dock Review at Macworld.
Read the iO Dock Review at GearJunkies.
Songwriters, music producers and performers of all kinds will find that the iO Dock connects the iPads powerful processor, touch-screen interface and extensive library of apps to their collection of microphones, instruments, professional speaker and PA systems, MIDI controllers, sound modules, video projectors and much more.
With the iO Dock and an iPad, musicians and producers can record, perform, craft and create music in virtually any situation or location. Built to accommodate all current app-development standards including Core MIDI, the iO Dock is a universal device that bridges your choice of music-creation apps, instruments, and devices.
The iO Dock provides microphone and instrument users with two combination XLR and 1/4-inch inputs, each with its own gain control and switchable phantom power for condenser microphones. Guitarists and bassists will appreciate the iO Docks guitar-direct switch, enabling them to play, perform and record right into amplifier- and effects-modeling apps. Bands can connect outputs from their mixer and easily record their performances and rehearsals or use the iO Dock as a metronome or loop-playback device. Producers can use the iO Docks MIDI jacks to sequence external keyboards, samplers, drum machines and synthesizers, or perform using the iO Dock as the sound module and their favorite MIDI-compliant keyboard, drum pad or other controller. An assignable 1/4-inch footswitch input enables remote control of any app-defined function such as stop/start or record. Users can also connect the iO Dock to their Mac or PC using the USB port to send MIDI back and forth for creative, new applications of the iPad and computer used in tandem.
Users can connect the iO Docks stereo pair of 1/4-inch main outputs to studio monitors for critical listening, or to PA systems for use in performance settings. They can monitor on headphones, and independently control the levels of the two outputs, each on its own knob. Recording musicians will appreciate the iO Docks direct-monitor switch, which enables them to toggle between the incoming and playback signal on their headphones. Rounding out the iO Docks output section is a composite video connector, enabling users to employ the iO Dock as a source for video projection behind bands on stage, or for connection to most televisions and computer monitors.
The iO Dock was built for the real world. Whether you're keeping it in the safety of the studio or taking it out for recording or performance use in the club or on tour, the iO Dock will not only deliver the connectivity you need for audio applications, but it also serves as a rugged, protective case for the iPad. The iO Dock completely houses the iPad on the bottom and three side surfaces. It also encases the iPad's screen in a protective bezel on three of its four edges, further shielding the mobile computing device from the potential for damage in punishing environments.
The applications of the iPad for music creation, production, and performance are limited only by your creativity. As an imaginative, cutting-edge music maker, the iO Dock empowers you to seamlessly connect the world of pro audio gear and instruments to the iPad and the massive collection of apps.
U.S. Patent No. D654077, D663302, D663734, D663303
E.U. Patent No. 18855180001
iPad and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
- The world's first pro audio dock made for iPad
- Works with iPad, iPad 2 and the new iPad (3rd generation)
- Connect microphones and instruments including guitar, studio monitors, PA speakers, headphones, and MIDI controllers
- Universal device works with virtually every audio and MIDI app in the App Store; Core MIDI compliant
- Perform, craft, create and play back music in virtually any conceivable manner or location
- Video output for connection to TVs and projectors
- Inputs: two combo XLR-1/4" for use with audio gear, instruments, and computer audio
- Input channel gain controls and switchable phantom power for use with condenser microphones
- Guitar-direct switch for use with amplifier- and effects-modeling app
- Outputs: pair 1/4" and 1/4" headphone with separate volume controls
- Control: MIDI In, MIDI Out, USB MIDI, and assignable 1/4-inch footswitch input
- This product is class compliant; it does not require drivers
- iO Dock
- Adapter for iPad
- Power Adapter
- Quickstart Guide
- 2 x XLR-1/4" Balanced TRS
- Individual gain controls
- Phantom power, switchable
- Guitar (high-impedance) switch on Input 2
- Balanced XLR Mic
- Max -45 dBV
- Min -3 dBV
- Balanced 1/4 TRS Mic/Line
- Max -27 dBV
- Min +16 dBV
- Un-Balanced 1/4 TS Mic/Lin
- Max -27 dBV
- Min +16 dBV
- Un-Balanced 1/4 TS Guitar
- Max -38 dBV
- Min +4.5 dBV
- 2 x 1/4" Balanced TRS Main
- 1/4" TRS Headphone
- Individual level controls
- RCA Composite (requires compatible apps)
- MIDI In (DIN)
- MIDI Out (DIN)
- 1/4" Footswitch (function assigned by apps)
The iO Dock power supply is 6 VAC 3.0A. It is a universal power supply rated for 100-240 VAC 50/60HZ 0.8A.
How can I maximize available system resources on my iPad to ensure the best Audio and MIDI performance?
We recommend following Apple's recommendations in the following article to free up the maximum iPad system resources:
What is the USB port on the iO Dock for?Connect the iO Dock to a Mac or PC computer. Play the keys on the keyboard, and trigger amazing synth, keyboard and percussion sounds in any number of free or inexpensive Core MIDI enabled apps on the Apple App Store. Click here for details, and a comprehensive diagram on MIDI routing with the iO Dock.
The USB connection on the iO Dock provides MIDI connectivity between the computer and anything connected to the iO Dock. This includes both the iPad, and the iO Docks on-board MIDI ports. The iO Dock shuttles any MIDI coming from any one source (Computer, iPad, or MIDI ports) to the other two.
Can I connect a MIDI keyboard or other external MIDI devices to the iO Dock?The MIDI IN and OUT ports on the iO Dock allow you to:
Connect external MIDI keyboard controller, turning your iPad into a virtual instrument/sound generator. Play the keys on the keyboard, and trigger amazing synth, keyboard and percussion sounds in any number of free or inexpensive Core MIDI enabled apps on the Apple App Store.
Click here for more details on MIDI routing with the iO Dock download the step by step diagram.
Are the iO Dock's ¼ inputs and outputs balanced?Yes, the iO Dock's ¼ inputs and outputs are balanced, TRS connectors.
Questions about iOS 5?For optimal performance with the iO Dock, Alesis strongly encourages updating your iPad to iOS 5.1 as well as updating all your compatible apps to their latest versions. Some iO Dock owners have reported sporadic performance issues when using their iO Dock with certain combinations of iPad models, iOS versions and apps. Apple's latest iOS software update, iOS 5.1, has resolved these issues. For more information, check out this iO Dock support video.
Which versions of iPad work with the iO Dock?The iO Dock works with the original iPad, iPad 2, and the new iPad (3rd generation). Alesis offers an adapter that form-fits the iO Dock for iPad 2 and the new iPad (3rd generation). If you purchased an iO Dock and it did not include the adapter in the box, click here to get one. If you have the original iPad, no adapter is necessary.javascript:
What do I need to know to travel internationally with my iO Dock?The iO Dock's power supply works worldwide. You do not need a step-down or step-up transformer with the iO Dock. The iO Dock power supply provides 6 VAC, 3.0A to the iO Dock. It is a universal power supply rated for input of 100-240 VAC 50/60HZ 0.8A, so you can use a standard plug adapter to fit the local outlets when you land.
|Live Documents
|Product Overview
|Manuals & Documentation
|iO Dock Product Overview
|iO Dock - QuickStart Guide [RevE]
|iO Dock - Enabling or Disabling Video Output
|iO Dock - MIDI Routing
|Software & Drivers
|iO Dock - Firmware Update Installer for Windows [v1.07]
Improves support for iOS 5. Updated by Alesis on 10.27.2011.
|iO Dock Firmware Update Installer for Macintosh [v1.07]
Improves support for iOS 5. Updated by Alesis on 10.27.2011.


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Come join us for the third meeting in our series "Living a Full and Happy Life with Food Allergies" on April 10th. Meeting at Mass General, Yawkey, 4th Floor, RM 820 from 6:30-8:00 pm. (To find the room: Face the windows after you exit the elevators, turn left and walk to the end of the hallway. The entrance is on the left.) Children 8 and older are welcome. This meeting intends to address their concerns and give them a chance to share in an age appropriate manner. Upcoming events on May 16th and June 25th.
Living a Full and Happy Life with Food AllergiesDate: 04/10/2013 - 04/10/2013
Based on the belief that an allergy diagnosis impacts not just the patient but the entire family and includes practical, emotional and social concerns, a number of parents from the Food Allergy Center have come together with the FAC staff to lead a discussion group "Living a Full and Happy Life with Food Allergies." Our discussion group is intended as a place where those impacted by food allergy may come together, share concerns and obtain practical advice, guidance and understanding from others also impacted by food allergies. With no set agenda, participants are encouraged to bring questions or concerns. The group also addresses common situational concerns such as preparing for school, the holidays, play-dates, traveling and dining out. It also advances the FAC's key mission to improve the quality of patients' lives while work on treatment-oriented research continues. Dates chosen thus far are March 5, April 10, May 16, June 25. In addition, children, ages 8 and above, will be included in the April 10 session. The Discussions take place from 6:30-8 p.m. at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Your gift of any amount will open new doors in outstanding patient care, research, clinical education and community outreach at Mass General.
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ok correct me if i am wrong, but isn't the year 2008 AD? and isnt ad after jesus died(or when he was born)? I dont think that we should go by AD years. i think we should rather go by pa or fsm years. i not sure exactly what we should go bye but i dont think we should go by AD.
i like 2008 AD=4 FSM, PA or midget years.


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Silvio Berlusconi
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi takes place on the... Fotografia de notíciasEx,Horizontal,Itália,Montagem de Filme,Nome de Marca,Partido Político,Política,Primeiro-Ministro,RAI,Roma - Itália,Silvio BerlusconiPhotographer AFPCollection: AFP 2012 AFPFormer Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi takes place on the set of RAI 1 television programme 'Porta a Porta' on December 18, 2012 in Rome. Silvio Berlusconi the day before said a German-dominated Europe had imposed austerity on Italy as the three-time prime minister prepares for his sixth election campaign in two decades in politics. Flower reads 'No come back'. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE (Photo credit should read FILIPPO MONTEFORTE,FILIPPO MONTEFORTE/AFP/Getty Images)


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i know, cd-writing tools especially in the cd burning area. the crap i have for work is icky.
It never ceases to amaze me how some free software that comes with most Linux distributions is better than the commercial stuff you buy for WinBlows.
For example, I always have problems with Roxio's weird interface for their CD burner software and quite often it doesn't work for some reason. Flip over to Linux and run Gcombust (or even cdrecord from the CLI), and et voila!
Makes you wonder what the developers who work at the commercial software company's actually know... ???
i know, cd-writing tools especially in the cd burning area. the crap i have for work is icky.
Actually, I've only had bad luck with Roxio CD Burner software. Nero and Blindwrite seem to work very well - that's if M$ Windoze doesn't screw up anything in the process.
I dunno...cd burning seems weak all around. Yes, cdrecord works time and time again from the CLI, but sit any non-geek down in front of it and I'm sure they'd have a few harsh words of their own to contribute. XCDRoast is good, but its interface is pretty crappy. Very non-intuitive, and not very powerful (if I want to delete a temporary image I have to manually do it...there's no option to do it from the interface). It's been years since I've tried GCombust so I can't really comment.
There are a few bright areas though. k3b is a fantastic app for KDE, unparalleled except perhaps by Nero. Coming extremely soon we'll have Coaster for Gnome. I'm excited! Are you excited?
i remember back when i had my 4x burner.... under windows it'd work... sometimes.... and only if i didn't do anything to the box while it was burning. then i got linux and burned with XCDRoast, eventually i learned to do it just from the cli. soon it was just habit to burn a cd and leave it going (4x takes quite a bit of time) and not even realize it was burning. compared to windows where it'd crash if i even thought about moving the mouse...
cdrwin for cdrand stomp for dvdr
the only burning tool I use in windows
they are the only good burning software for windows.
I don't think I've been successfull at burning one cd in windows. Although I've had about 10 bad cd. That using Roxy wich seems pretty simple.
gtoaster is pretty good. That's what I mostly use.
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i remember back when i had my 4x burner....
4x, wow. That's slow. Although, I myself only have a 12x10x32x. I don't do THAT much burning to have a 48x or whatever they're up to now. 12x takes about 10 minutes to burn a full disk image, which is A-OK with me.
4x burner, ha! I remember using a 4x CD-ROM connected to the sound card ...
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compared to windows where it'd crash if i even thought about moving the mouse...
That's the other bad thing about burning CDs in Windoze. It sucks up a lot of resources and you might as well forget about doing anything with the PC until it's finished turning another CD into a coaster.
Under Linux (or FreeBSD), you can burn and play, surf, or whatever at the same time and wind up with a good recording.


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Dear ForteSystems,
Try to add Local Ip address in your linux box
# ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.3
Best Regards.
I have a cable modem and a router/4-port switch. My ISP requires that I set up the network via DHCP; the router/switch acts as a DHCP server. I have a SuSE 9.2 machine and 2 Windows machines (XP and 2000) connected to the switch. From my Windows boxes I can ping all machines by hostname, but from my Linux box I can only ping the Windows boxes by IP address -- not by hostname.
SuSE is acting as a Samba server/WINS server. Samba knows all of the NETBIOS hostnames (wbinfo, nmblookup), but the ping (and arp) commands just report unknown host when pinging a Windows HOSTNAME. If Linux pings itself by hostname, it works but reports the address as 127.0.0.2.
Since I'm using DHCP, I can't really use the hosts file to set static addresses. Can anyone tell me how to get Samba or DHCP to share its knowledge with arp? Thanks.
Dear ForteSystems,
Try to add Local Ip address in your linux box
# ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.3
Best Regards.
Färrükh Ähmëd
What is the DHCP range the router is providing to your home network?
I think you can get around the problem by assigning your Samba server a permanent IP address outside this range like LinuxFreak says. Servers should always have fixed IP, not DHCP, addresses.
Once you have done that, then you can edit the hosts file without worrying about it getting overwritten.


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Siena's Palio Horse Race
Competitors race riding bareback during the annual Palio dell'Assunta... News PhotoAnnual Event,Competitive Sport,Horizontal,Human Interest,Italy,Leisure Activity,Lifestyles,Palio,Riding,Siena,Sports Race,Square,Topics,TravelPhotographer Chris JablinskiCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Chris JablinskiSIENA, ITALY - AUGUST 16: (RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - NO MARKETING, NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS) Competitors race riding bareback during the annual Palio dell'Assunta horse-race at the Piazza del Campo Square on August 16, 2013 in Siena, Italy. The Palio races in Siena, in which riders representing city districts compete, and takes place twice a year in the summer in a tradition that dates back to 1656. (Photo by Chris Jablinski/Getty Images)


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By MELANIE STEELESun Advocate Reporter
After College of Eastern Utah took Friday's game at North Idaho College, NIC head coach Greg Crimp devised a new game plan for Saturday's matchup.
Crimp needed to contain the scoring of Cassie and Chelsey Warburton, who had scored 20 and 18 points respectively in Friday's game and led the Lady Eagles to a 64-59 win.
To counter the Warburtons, the Lady Cardinals played an unusual, half-man, half-zone defense.
Two defenders closely guarded the Warburtons while the remaining players dropped into a three person zone.
The plan worked; the Lady Cardinals were able to reduce the Warburton duo's combined point total to 13.
However, what Crimp could not plan for was the resilency of the Lady Eagles and the depth of their skilled bench.
Sophomore Cheyrl Grant of Orangeville headed the team effort with 15 points, eight rebounds and two blocks.
"[NIC] played very physical. That was a tough game," head coach Dave Paur stated. "Grant really stepped up and had what was probably her best game of the year."
Lindsey Arnoldus added nine for CEU, including 7-9 shooting from the free throw line.
Sandra Sorenson posted eight points and nine rebounds and Janell Casey scored seven points, brought down five rebounds and had three steals.
As a team, the Lady Eagles shot 79 percent from the line, going 26 for 33.
CEU took away a 63-56 victory.
With the pair of wins, the Lady Eagles improve to 14-4 in Scenic West Athletic Conference standings and maintain second place in the region.
NIC drops to 4-14.
CEU will host Colorado Northwestern Community College on Feb. 6 and 7.
CNCC is currently in last place in the conference.
The Eagles will then face number one ranked College of Southern Idaho away and then host number three Salt Lake Community College to end the regular season.
CSI and SLCC will also face off on Feb. 20 and 21.
SLCC is the only team, aside from CEU, with a win over Southern Idaho.
According to Paur, these final games will determine standings for all three teams.
Paur said he expects a good performance out of his team against Southern Idaho.
"It's a tough place to play, but we've always played well up there," he commented.


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Midshipmen Share Experiences Studying in Morocco
Posted on: March 27, 2013 08:00 EDT by the International Programs Office
Midshipman 1st Class Samuel Prescott and Midshipman 2nd Class Mark Santamaria share their experiences studying abroad in Morocco.
We were searching for a place to study abroad, but not just at another military school or civilian university located in a popular vacationing spot. We wanted an adventure away from the usual academy lifestyle, a place where we could really let ourselves go and fully immerse into a new culture.
Consequently, we chose Morocco. Located on the northwestern corner of Africa, Morocco is an country with endless offerings of adventure, culture and language opportunities.
Traveling through our host program, IES Abroad, we arrived at our initial orientation in Fes, Morocco. Fes is the oldest medieval city still functioning in the world and it was awe inspiring to see. The labyrinth of historic streets, filled with the smells of pastries and other freshly cooked foods, seemed endless. The native Moroccans' lifestyles had not changed for thousands of years.
The orientation and language immersion in Fes lasted two weeks, at which point we moved in with our permanent homestays in Rabat, the capital city. Living within the bustling medina, or old part of town, we were able to explore and marvel at what every hanoot (Moroccan Arabic for store) had to offer. It all seemed too good to be true, but it only got better after we discovered the beach a mere two hundred yards from our houses.
Every day was a language challenge, being that hardly anyone spoke English in this Middle Eastern state. Everyone approached us using French but were soon impressed at our Arabic. They were more impressed later in the semester when we learned how to speak Darija, the Moroccan dialect of Arabic.
The city was an adventure enough, but there was still the question of what to do on weekends. A trip into the Sahara Desert was in order, as was climbing North Africa's highest peak, Mt. Toubkal. Other weekends, we would surf down in the south of the country, or watch street performers handle king cobras in Marrakesh. Every day was an adventure.We definitely found what we were looking for in this charismatic land, and that included our education. The classes at IES were insightful and pertinent. However, the best learning was done while conversing with our homestay families or bargaining in the streets. Morocco truly is a young and unique country of opportunity.


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Hey guys!
Lets see if someone can help me fix this issue, it's been driving me mad for days.
Problem is I usually have a 24-28 ping in Spain servers but during some hours of the day (around 7-10pm) ping goes crazy and stays around 120-200. Strangely enough when this happens I try and play in DE servers without problems. But sometimes it happens randomly in those servers too.
I have cable, I disabled wifi without any results, disconnected any other device from the router, installed netlimiter to check if there was any hidden connection on my pc, all without success. I guess it may be a routing problem or something but I am not an expert.
Do you have any ideas why this could be happening?
Thank you very much


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Study to Assess the Safety and Tolerability of Idebenone in the Treatment of Friedreich's Ataxia Patients (IONIA-E)
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This study is meant to assess the safety and tolerability of idebenone in patients with Friedreich's Ataxia over a 12 months period.
Friedreich's Ataxia
Drug: Idebenone
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase III Open-Label, Single Group Extension Study of the Safety and Tolerability of Idebenone in the Treatment of Friedreich's Ataxia Patients
- Change in ICARS [ Time Frame: baseline and 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
International Cooperative Ataxia Rating Scale (ICARS):
ICARS consists of a one-hundred-point semi-quantitative scale based upon 19 simple testing manoeuvres compartmentalized into postural and stance disorders, limb ataxia, dysarthria and oculomotor disorders and has been previously used in this patient population with good inter-rater reliability.
Scores for each subscale quantify the extent of ataxia in each clinically important area. Subscale scores are summed to give a total score ranging from 0 (best) to 100 (worst).
- FARS (Friedreich's Ataxia Rating Scale) [ Time Frame: baseline and 12 Months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Nature and Frequency of Adverse Events [ Time Frame: 12 Months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|July 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|May 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|May 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
high dose Idebenone
Drug: Idebenone
Patients ≤ 45 kg/99 lbs: idebenone 1350 mg/day; Patients > 45 kg/99 lbs: idebenone 2250 mg/day
Detailed Description:
The study involves 6 clinic visits.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|8 Years to 18 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion criteria:
- Friedreich's ataxia patients completing core study SNT-III-002 (NCT00537680) and presenting at Week 24 (Visit 5) of that study
- Body weight ≥ 25kg/55 lbs
- Negative urine pregnancy test
- Patients who in the opinion of the investigator are able to comply with the requirements of this study
Exclusion criteria:
- Adverse events during the course of SNT-III-002(NCT00537680)which in the opinion of the investigator are attributable to idebenone and preclude further treatment with idebenone
- Clinically significant abnormalities of clinical hematology or biochemistry including, but not limited to, elevations greater than 2 times the upper limit of normal of AST, ALT or creatinine
- Treatment with coenzyme Q10, vitamin E (if taken at a dose 5 times above the daily requirement) or other sources of idebenone within the past month
- Parallel participation in another clinical drug trial
- Past or present history of abuse of drugs or alcohol
- Pregnancy or breast-feeding
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00697073
|United States, California
|David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095-1769
|United States, Pennsylvania
|The Children's Hopsital of Philadelphia
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|Principal Investigator:
|Susan Perlman, MD
|University of California, Los Angeles
|Principal Investigator:
|David Lynch, MD
|Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
|Responsible Party:
|Santhera Pharmaceuticals
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00697073 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|June 11, 2008
|Results First Received:
|June 7, 2011
|Last Updated:
|May 24, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Santhera Pharmaceuticals:
Friedreich's Ataxia
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Friedreich Ataxia
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Cerebellar Diseases
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Heredodegenerative Disorders, Nervous System
Metabolic Diseases
Mitochondrial Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Signs and Symptoms
Spinal Cord Diseases
Spinocerebellar Degenerations
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Protective Agents
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A secret gorge and waterfall awaits.
Located within the McCammon Branch gorge, a two-tier waterfall is nestled among moss-covered boulders and thickets of rhododendrons, and sheltered by sheer cliffs and towering pines.
The highlight of the Stephenson Memorial Forest State Nature Preserve.
Anglin Falls is regarded as one of Kentucky's best kept secrets. Located not far from the arts-and-crafts capital of the Bluegrass, Berea, the 75-foot-high waterfall is situated within the John B. Stephenson Memorial Forest State Nature Preserve in Rockcastle County.
One of the best natural features of Kentucky.
Red River Gorge, one of the most scenic getaways in Kentucky, features a diverse ecology and topography that makes it unique in itself.
Magnificent waterfalls hampered by the aftermath of an EF-3 tornado.
Broke Leg Falls, a notable waterfall located near Frenchburg, Kentucky along US 460, is one of the Commonwealth's hidden gems.
A rare gem in the heart of Jackson County.
A rare gem in the heart of Jackson County, Flat Lick Falls is one of the best waterfalls in Kentucky.
Numerous waterfalls, vistas and wooded trails provide the ultimate seclusion.
Located far from any major city, Holly River State Park is a densely canopied natural wonder featuring numerous waterfalls, vistas and wooded trails in the middle of West Virginia.
Fitchburg Furnace is a relic of early Kentucky industry.
Fitchburg Furnace, also known as the Red River Furnace, was constructed in 1869 and built purely upon speculation by native businessmen during the western railroad construction boom.
An underrated state forest with amazing overlooks and waterfalls.
An underrated and remote state forest, Kumbrabow features breathtaking overlooks and waterfalls.
A bog in the Laurel Highlands features plants unique to the state.
Spruce Flats Bog is a high elevation swamp that was formed over 15,000 years ago during the last Ice Age.
Cranesville Swamp is a rarity in the eastern United States.
Cranesville Swamp is a rarity in the eastern United States. This high-elevation "frost pocket" is one of the soggiest areas in West Virginia!
Two waterfalls are the highlights of this large reserve.
Camp Creek State Park and Forest is located is located in the southwestern mountains of West Virginia and feature two waterfalls.
Waterfalls and vistas are the highlights of this southwest West Virginia gem.
Located deep within the southwest mountains of West Virginia, Twin Falls Resort State Park features two waterfalls, vistas and a breathtaking 18-hole championship golf course.
One heck of a hike to visit an abandoned coal mining facility!
Kay Moor, West Virginia is a an abandoned coal town, coal mine and coal processing plant at New River Gorge National River.
Koontz Bend's hidden waterfalls are a trek to get to but worth the battle!
Koontz Bend is remote. Located in Fayette County, West Virginia, Koontz Bend hides several magnificent waterfalls along Laurel Creek and Ramsey Branch as they drop towards the Gauley River gorge.
Roadside waterfalls that are hard to reach!
Laurel Creek Falls is located along Laurel Creek near of Fayetteville, West Virginia. The creek, from the mouth at the New River southward towards Jenkins Branch, boasts several roadside waterfalls.
Vistas and waterfalls dominate Hawks Nest.
Vistas and waterfalls dominate Hawks Nest.
Cathedral Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in the Mountain State.
Cathedral Falls is located near Gauley Bridge, West Virginia and is one of the highest waterfalls in the Mountain State.
Double waterfalls!
Soco Falls is a double waterfall located within the Cherokee Nation near Cherokee, North Carolina.
Natural bridges, waterfalls, vistas, historic sites and more!
The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area preserves the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and its tributaries in northern Tennessee and southeastern Kentucky, and contains numerous natural bridges, waterfalls, vistas and historic sites .
Explore one of the largest parks in the eastern United States.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the largest parks in the eastern United States and features breathtaking peaks, roaring waterfalls and hundreds of miles of hiking and backpacking trails.
Take excursion rides on steam-driven Shay locomotives to the top of mountains, tour a restored company town and explore this unique historic relic.
Cass Scenic Railroad is a West Virginia state park that offers excursion rides on steam-driven Shay locomotives to the top of mountains, tours of the restored company town of Cass and lodging at unique vacation cottages in the former residences.
A ghost town along the New River, Nuttallburg was the second mining community to ship "smokless" coal.
Located upstream from Thurmond, Nuttallburg, West Virginia is a ghost town along the New River in the New River Gorge National River. Nuttallburg was the second mining town in the deep river valley to ship "smokeless" coal.
The smallest town in West Virginia once boasted hotels, parlors, railroad car shops and was a busy destination for freight and passengers in its hayday. Today, it's been preserved and ready to explore.
Endless vistas along the highest elevation plateau in the eastern United States.
Located along the Allegheny Front in West Virginia, Dolly Sods is the highest elevation plateau east of the Mississippi River and boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in the Mountain State.
Highest elevation valley in the eastern United States.
Tucked amongst the hardwoods of the Monongahela National Forest are extensive wetlands and bogs that stretch for miles at the highest elevation valley in the eastern United States.
A quiet and shaded rail-to-trail in southeast Ohio.
The Gallia County Hike and Bike Trail is a 7.8-mile rail-to-trail from Gallipolis north to Bidwell with a gap.
The largest restored Shaker community in the United States.
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, located in the midst of lush Bluegrass meadows and rolling topography, is the largest restored Shaker community in the United States,
The Franklin Park Conservatory is a horticultural showcase.
The Franklin Park Conservatory, located near downtown Columbus, Ohio, is one of state's premier horticultural showcases that features hundreds of unique plants, special exhibitions and permanent installations.
Waterfalls, rock shelters and cliff-line trails highlight one of Ohio's best parks.
Hocking Hills is located within the Wayne National Forest in southeast Ohio and includes Hocking Hills State Park and several nature preserves.
Kentucky's first state park offers one of its most dramatic views.
Kentucky's first state park offers one of its most dramatic views – atop the infamous Chained Rock that "holds" a massive boulder from crashing down on the city of Pineville! Many miles of trails offers plenty of vistas, a waterfall and tight valleys packed with tight rhododendrons and hemlocks.
The Little Miami Scenic Trail is a 75-mile rail-to-trail and connects Newtown to Springfield, Ohio and is the fourth longest rail trail in the United States.
The Little Miami Scenic Trail is a 75-mile rail-to-trail and connects Newtown to Springfield, Ohio. The longest single trail in the Miami Valley and the fourth longest paved rail trail in the United States, the Little Miami connects numerous parks and parallels a National Wild and Scenic River.
An oasis in southern Ohio.
Lake Vesuvius Recreation Area, located in the southern reaches of Ohio within the Wayne National Forest, features a 143-acre lake, two campgrounds, two hiking trails and several horse trails.
Where else can you find three spectacular waterfalls in close proximity in West Virginia?
Where else can you find three spectacular waterfalls in close proximity in West Virginia?
A prairie and old field habitat in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.
Chaparral Prairie State Nature Preserve is located near West Union, Ohio and consists of prairie, forest and old field habitat.
Located in the Allegheny Mountains, the focal point is Blackwater Falls, a 62-foot high waterfall that transforms the river.
Blackwater Falls State Park is located in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia. The focal point of the park is Blackwater Falls, a 62-foot high waterfall that transforms the river from a meandering stream through wetlands of Canaan Valley into the isolated Blackwater Canyon.
Explore the highlands of West Virginia on this gentle rail-to-trail.
Blackwater Canyon Trail is a 12.2-mile rail-to-trail that traverses Blackwater Canyon between Thomas, West Virginia and Hendricks on the former West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway.
Explore the Kentucky River palisades.
Explore the Kentucky River palisades at the remote Tom Dorman Nature Preserve.
Experience the edge of Appalachia.
The Edge of Appalachia Preserve, located in Adams County, Ohio near West Union, is home to one of the more biologically diverse collections of natural systems in Ohio, and is the state's largest privately owned naturalized area. It consists of Lynx Prairie, The Wilderness and Buzzardroost Rock.
Grandest canyon of the east.
New River Gorge is the grandest canyon of the east and offers something for everyone within its linear trek through the heart of southern West Virginia.
The Berea College Forest encompasses 7,800 acres in the Knobs. Vistas are abound at the top of a strenuous hike.
The Berea College Forest encompasses 7,800 acres in the Knobs, a chain of rounded, forested hills that make up an 80-mile fringe along the Appalachian Mountains. Vistas are abound at the top of a strenuous hike.
Bee Rock Recreation Area sprawls along the banks of the Rockcastle River, a Kentucky Wild and Scenic River.
Bee Rock Recreation Area sprawls along the banks of the Rockcastle River, a Kentucky Wild and Scenic River, and offers put-in sites for whitewater rafting, numerous hiking trails and rustic camping.
The Little Shepherd Trail is a long and lonely road on the crest of Pine Mountain.
The Little Shepherd Trail is a long and lonely road on the crest of Pine Mountain and connects to vistas, rock formations, blooms of Rhododendron and Mountain Laurel and campsites.
The land of "Kentucke" is visible atop this amazing vista of the Bluegrass.
The land of "Kentucke" is visible atop this amazing vista of the Bluegrass. See where Daniel Boone and his travelers climbed to the top and proclaimed their love of the land.
The "Niagara Falls" of the south.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park is located in the southern reaches of Kentucky and is centered around what is often referred to as the "Niagara Falls" of the south.
Waterfall and vistas abound in this mountainous preserve.
Bad Branch Falls is located within a State Nature Preserve in Letcher County, Kentucky and includes Bad Branch Gorge, a 60-foot waterfall that tumbles down over a sandstone cliff on the south face of Pine Mountain, Bad Branch, a Kentucky Wild and Scenic River, and an overlook along the mountain crest at around 3,000 feet in elevation.
Offering a glimpse into the quiet woodlands of West Virginia, Babcock State Park is located east of the New River Gorge.
Offering a glimpse into the quiet woodlands of West Virginia, Babcock State Park is located east of the New River Gorge. While many clamor for the rushing waters and excitement of the New, Babcock offers a similar experience with Glade Creek with its tumbling waters and adjoining trout-filled boulder-strewn streams
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Hominoid primates and humans share a suit of life history traits such as slow maturation, a delay in reproductive activity, and long life expectancy. Maturation until adulthood may account for one third of total life span and there is often a considerable gap between the emergence of reproductive competence and the onset of reproduction. While many components of the life history of modern humans reflect cultural and economic achievements of postindustrial societies, basic trends of developmental changes display phylogenetic heritage. The project aims to collect information on the physiological; development of bonobos and chimpanzees, two hominoid species that are equally closely related to humans. In this context we will explore physiological markers that have not been the subject of primate studies but that are known to be indicative of critical stages in the life history of humans. In order to establish the bench mark for comparative analyses, the project compiles a data set from modern humans that allows direct comparisons with the data from hominoid primates. The proximate goal of the project is a cross-sectional study that uses samples from a relatively large number of bonobos, chimpanzees, and modern humans to identify temporal patterns of fluctuation of physiological markers. The ultimate goal is to initiate a long-term project to monitor ontogenetic changes in physiology, physical development and behavior of individual bonobos and chimpanzees from birth to adulthood.


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OMAHA, Neb. – The Creighton men's soccer team upended No. 21 Wisconsin 4-2 in the Bluejays' final exhibition match of the season inside Morrison Stadium Friday night.
CU freshman Ricky Lopez-Espin scored the game-winner in the 58th minute on a feed from sophomore Fabian Herbers to give the Jays a 3-1 lead. Lopez-Espin added another in the 64th minute on an assist from fellow freshman Noah Franke to make it 4-1.
Creighton never trailed in the contest as senior Jose Ribas opened the scoring in the eighth minute to put the Jays up 1-0. Ribas crushed the ball from distance, shortly after Wisconsin could not clear a corner kick, past a stunned goalie.
Junior Timo Pitter scored off of a free kick from just outside of the box in the 25th minute to put Creighton up 2-0. That score held up into halftime.
Wisconsin got on the board in the 52nd minute after Mike Catalano converted a penalty kick to cut the Jays' lead to 2-1 before Lopez-Espin scored his pair of goals.
The Badgers closed out the scoring in the 83rd minute on a goal by Nikola Atlija from just inside the top of the box.
Creighton's Connor Sparrow played a full 90 minutes in net, allowing two goals and making a pair of saves. CU outshot UW 14-6 and led in corners 8-3.
With the win, Creighton remains undefeated in exhibition play under head coach Elmar Bolowich at 3-0-5. Overall, the Jays remain unbeaten in their past 11 preseason matches with a 6-0-5 record.
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Mozy and Cisco announced today that they have developed a joint solution to provide data protection through online backup to Cisco Smart Storage devices. Mozy for Cisco Smart Storage is now available as an integrated solution on the NSS 300 family of Cisco devices. Through the Smart Storage device, Cisco customers can now add online backup, powered by Mozy, a low-cost strategy for making sure data is accessible, protected and able to be restored when and where it's needed.
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Game of Thrones Littlefinger Mockingbird Pin
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"You could turn King's Landing upside down and not find a single man with a mockingbird sewn over his heart but that does not mean I am friendless." - Littlefinger
Westeros is full of characters that we love and characters we love to hate. Littlefinger falls somewhere in the middle. On the one hand, we love his cunning and his ability to make himself a vital part of everybody's business. On the other hand, we don't trust him as far as we can throw him. After all, what does a mockingbird do? It tells you exactly what you want to hear -- your own words!
This pin is a replica of the mockingbird pin that Aidan Gillan wears as part of Littlefinger's wardrobe in HBO's Game of Thrones. This 2" pin securely clasps to your coat, suit jacket, or bag and lets everyone know that you swear fealty to your own house, thank you very much. Of course, the mockingbird isn't the real sigil of House Baelish. Bonus points to you, hardcore fan, if you know the real one!
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453-704 Damage
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+265 Min Damage
+250 Max Damage
+163 Vitality (Mid Roll)
9% Attack Speed (High Roll)
61% Critical Hit Damage (Mid Roll)
3% Life Steal (Max Roll)
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I'm looking to sell this for an upgrade, but can't find any on AH that are terribly similar. Any advice would be appreciated!
Has been a great weapon for CM wiz.
Probably not much Skblat. Low damage, no primary stat to boost said damage. Most people look for life on hit over life steal. At best, I'd say a couple hundred thousand.
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Hey guys what would be the price of those bracers?
Lacuni Prowlers
133 dexterity
63 vitality
9 attack speed
17 magic find
12 movement speed
melee attackers take 1170 damage on hit
How much would this amulet be worth?
90 dex
112 vit
7 attack speed
54 crit dmg
6 crit chance
Anyone have an idea on what this is worth? I don't see any others on the AH with that high of damage.
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197 Intelligence
12% Life
148 Armor
20 All Resistance
Critical Hit Chance 5.0%
Open Socket
I looked in the AH and the only ones I seen with AR were 150 / 200 / 250mil. I was thinking a quick sell of 50?
I found some nice pants, but they don't seem to be selling on the rmah...
804 armor
91 str
102 vit
47 physical resist
70 res all
2 sockets w/ 46str gems
+350 armor, level 63
I'd be ape shit over these pants (if they had dex) for my dh, should I give up on rmah, and what should I list them for on regular ah?
128 Strength
94 Fire Resist
50 Resistance to All
5% Life
Melee attackers take 2344 damage per hit
Health globes grant +1628 health
3 Sockets
I can't find anything like it on the AH when I type these stats in it brings up IK chests with a min BO of 170mil...
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I know it's worth SOMETHING
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Pretty sure its worth quite a bit, any pointers?
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These are no ordinary lens pouches. No longer do lenses have to be put in a square pouch - the SNOOT BOOT™ is cylindrical just like a lens. They are also ideal for tripod ball heads as they can be secured to the ball head when it is attached to the tripod or when it's stored separately. The wide-mouth opening makes it easy to retrieve a lens while the drawstring closure secures it tightly with a spring lock. The SNOOT BOOT™ can be attached to a belt or a D-ring of a photo vest so that it's always available.
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In Arizona a law was recently passed allowing police officers to arrest anyone unable to provide documentation of their immigrant status. Supporters of the law argue that illegal immigrants from Mexico are taking American jobs and bringing in dangerous drug cartel violence. Protesters of the bill argue that such a sweeping law will result in law enforcement abuse and a shift of resources and attention away from the real terrorists/drug traffickers. With this legislation, passed on the eve of world-wide May Day rallies in support of immigrant workers, the emotionally and politically charged issue of immigration has escalated to new heights.
As Daniel Bar-Tal explains in a 1990 Journal of Social Issues article, a perceived threat of one group to another can ignite a cycle of delegitimization and moral exclusion stoked by fear and often escalating to further violence. As a rhetorical strategy, delegitimizing a group separates or "others" them and thus serves as grounds for justifying inhumane treatment. We can see many examples of delegitimization and moral exclusion in the case of the Arizona legislation.
Sparked by fears of drug-related violence and the recent murder of an Arizona rancher — who was known to often help immigrants trying to cross the border by giving them water or alerting border patrol so that they could receive medical assistance — the debate surrounding U.S.-Mexico border control has been fueled by many useful myths. As a recent Washington Post article points out, illegal immigration is a complex issue and the main talking points (immigrants take jobs from Americans, illegal immigrants cause crime) are simply not true. But from the standpoint of politics and debate, these myths are very useful because they allow for justifying differential treatment and harsh legislation such as the law that was just passed. Deutsch (1990) further explains the psychological underpinnings of moral exclusion and dehumanization and the social conditions that contribute. Economic depression, for example, can lead to a sense of relative deprivation and an increase in alienation/isolation attitudes. Political instability, authoritarian government, violence, and lack of social bonding can also lead to moral exclusion.
While it is clear that a number of psychological and social forces are merging and a political debate ensuing, there are very real reasons why the current administration may not be able to hold off immigration legislation until the next year. As Bar-Tal explains, "There is little doubt that the distance between delegitimizationof this intensity and behavioral harm is very small." In other words, legislation such as the one passed in Arizona, may lead to even more violence and less productive border relations. Or, the delegitimization of one group could quickly spread to other groups and become aimed at all immigrants, legal or not.
Five Myths About Immigration. The Washington Post.
If Only Arizona Were The Real Problem. The New York Times.
Bar-Tal, D. (1990). Causes and Consequences of Delegitimization: Models of Conflict and Ethnocentrism. Journal of Social Issues.
Deutsch, M. (1990). Psychological Roots of Moral Exclusion. Journal of Social Issues.
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1:31PM: Brooks writes in The Post that Nash will be examined by the Rangers doctors.
12:22PM: According to Larry Brooks, Rick Nash is currently on a flight to New York to have his injured groin looked at.
This is believed to be a precautionary move and the injury to Nash isn't thought to be serious.
Nash re-aggravated his groin issue on 12/1 and it was revealed that it was his groin that was keeping him out.
The report was that he would be out for a week.
He first sat out games on 11/23 with a groin injury and returned to the lineup a week later and score two goals.
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Patrons file in and out of a farewell party for McCabe's Irish Pub & Grill on Sept. 1, 2013, in downtown Naples. The Fifth Avenue South landmark closed and will be replaced in early 2014 with another restaurant, Avenue5, at that location adjacent to the Inn on Fifth.
An early morning fire on Aug. 27, 2013, destroyed Nana's Diner on Collier Boulevard in Golden Gate. The restaurant reopened in October as Nana's in a larger venue at Golden Gate Parkway and Santa Barbara Boulevard in Golden Gate.
An early morning fire Dec. 2 closed the last Checkers drive-in restaurant in Collier and Lee counties. The franchisee hopes to reopen the damaged location in front of Home Depot on Pine Ridge Road in North Naples.
The last area location for Silver Spoon Cafe closed in March 2013 at Waterside Shops in Naples.
Joe's Crab Shack, 1355 Fifth Ave. S., closed in July 2013 after operating for nearly 15 years in Naples.
Cloyde's Steak & Lobster House, a 25-year-old waterfront restaurant at the Village at Venetian Bay, changed hands in July 2013 and was renamed T-Michaels Steak & Lobster House.
La Bamba Mexican Restaurant permanently closed its longtime location at 2196 Airport-Pulling Road S., south of Davis Boulevard, in May 2013.
The Tavern, 11397 U.S. 41 E., closed at the end of April 2013 in East Naples.
Kings Lounge, Kings Restaurant and Kings Liquors were casualties in May 2013 of the Publix supermarket expansion in Kings Lake Square in East Naples.
Bella Mia Amore Pizza & Pasta closed May 31, 2013, after operating for more than eight years in Pelican Strand Shopping Center in North Naples.
Pad Thai closed in late November after operating for more than 10 years at 875 Vanderbilt Beach Road in The Pavilion shopping center in North Naples.
Sweet Home Chicago Pub & Grub closed in early December 2013 on the southeast corner of U.S. 41 North and Sixth Avenue North in Naples.
Augustina's A Taste of Chicago, 3300 Davis Blvd., closed in June 2013 in East Naples. The location soon will be the third Joey D's Italian Restaurant.
Boston's Restaurant and Sports Bar opened March 11, 2011, and closed Sept. 1, 2013, in Sugden Park Plaza, off U.S. 41 East in East Naples. File
Mongello's Restaurant closed April 12, 2013, in Lakewood Plaza, 4221 U.S. 41 E., in East Naples.
Big Al's Sports Grill, located on U.S. 41 just south of Vanderbilt Beach Road in North Naples, permanently closed July 13, 2013.
Big Al's Sports Grill permanently closed its south Fort Myers location at 13731 U.S. 41 S. in June 2013 because of a lease dispute, its management company reports.
Bond Restaurant & Lounge closed in May 2013 after operating for slightly less than a year in Naples Walk shopping center in North Naples.
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar recently closed in Granada Shoppes in North Naples. The restaurant franchise was located at 10750 U.S. 41 N., an outparcel next to P.F. Chang's.
Margarita's Mexican restaurant closed in April 2013 in The Pavilion shopping center, 871 Vanderbilt Beach Road, North Naples.
Wise Guys Supper and Comedy Club; 2059 U.S. 41 E. in East Naples, opened April 14 and closed May 11 in 2013.
Gyrene Burger, a local fast-food hamburger delivery business dreamed up by Tom Monaghan, the founder of Domino's Pizza and Ave Maria University, closed in May at 51 U.S. 41 S. in Naples.
Gyrene Burger's second unit also closed in May at 9331 U.S. 41 N. just north of Vanderbilt Beach Road in North Naples.
IIWII Beach Bar & Grille operated for a year at 13510 U.S. 41 N. in Wiggins Pass Crossing in North Naples.
Elevation Burger closed May 5, 2013, after operating only 15 months in Gulf Coast Town Center. It's now the new home of Burger 21.
Hemingway's Island Grill closed in August in Coconut Point to make way for a new location of Bokamper's Sports Bar & Grill, expected to open in early 2014. Photo by Tim Aten
Mimi's Cooking, a small French restaurant at 2099 Pine Ridge Road in North Naples, permanently closed April 30, 2013, after operating for more than four years. It's now Restaurant Bonjour.
Paris French Bistro & Bakery closed in 2013 in Plaza Walk in Naples. That location, 2500 U.S. 41 N., became the home of Fuse Global Fusion on Nov. 15.
EVOO Market and Bistro in Naples is permanently closed. The restaurant just closed April 13, 2013, while the adjoining gourmet market closed in May 2009.
Ballyorney Irish Pub closed in January 2013 after operating since May 2011 at 13851 U.S. 41 S., a few blocks south of Bell Tower Shops in south Fort Myers. This "castle" also is the former home of Ichabod's Wicked Good Food & Drink and Dwyer's Pub.
Tipsy Tarpon Seafood Shack closed April 21, 2013, after operating for only six months in Miromar Outlets in Estero. It's now the third location for Ford's Garage.
Falafel Grill, 2075 Pine Ridge Road, in North Naples closed in August 2013, but its second location on U.S. 41 in downtown Naples remains open. Grouper Grille is now in the original location off Pine Ridge.
L'Orient, a local family-owned Asian restaurant, closed in May 2013 in Naples Bay Resort, 1500 Fifth Ave. S., after operating for about 15 months.
Home Thai Sushi Bar in Bonita Springs closed in May 2013, and is the now home to the second location of Komoon Thai Sushi & Ceviche.
Chrissy's in Tanglewood Market Place on U.S. 41 North in North Naples changed hands Dec. 9, 2013, and is now The Swiss Diner.
Zookies Too Sports Pub & Grill closed this fall in River Reach Plaza on Airport-Pulling Road in East Naples. It's now the home of Dylan's Draft House.
Caffe Portofino artisan Italian bakery in the Neapolitan Way shopping center off U.S. 41 in Naples had plans to nearly triple its size in 2013 by expanding into the adjoining space, left. Instead, it closed in September and relocated to Oakes Farms Market on Davis Boulevard in East Naples.
L'Appetito Pizza and Deli III closed this fall in the Sweetbay shopping center at Vanderbilt Beach Road and Collier Boulevard.
Pete-zza closed in May 2013 at 28811 U.S. 41 S., in Bonita Springs. The restaurant, next to Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, is now Lil Italy Bistro.
La Villa on 5th pizzeria, 474 Fifth Ave. S., closed in 2013 along with an adjacent ice cream shop to make way for La Bazenne, a new French restaurant set to open in early 2014 in downtown Naples.
Uncle Louie G's Italian Ices & Ice Cream on Fifth Avenue South closed in 2013 along with an adjacent pizzeria to make way for La Bazenne, a new French restaurant set to open in early 2014.
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt closed May 25, 2013, in The Village at Venetian Bay in Naples after operating for a year.
Just A Nibble sandwich and pastry shop closed in early May 2013 after operating for nine months across from Cambier Park in downtown Naples.
Jaegerhaus German-American Restaurant closed in September in Green Tree Center in North Naples. It's now the home of Black Forest Mill Restaurant.
In June 2013, Stephan Macke closed Deli Stephan's in Bonita Springs and moved his business about two miles north and reopened it in October as Stephan's German Bistro in the Prado at Spring Creek shopping center.
Funky Fish Seafood Grill closed in March 2013 after operating for about 15 months at 8911 Daniels Parkway, unit 5, in south Fort Myers.
French Bread Oven closed in 2013 in St. Andrew's Square, 8793 U.S. 41 E., East Naples. Some of its baked goods are now available at Whisk Bakery and Sandwich in downtown Naples.
Whisk! Treats and Eats, a gourmet-to-go shop in downtown Naples, closed in July 2013, but its owner reopened the business in December with a new concept and name, Whisk Bakery and Sandwich.
Gallo Fino Cafe closed in February 2013 after operating for about a year in Trinity Plaza at Third Avenue North and U.S. 41 in downtown Naples.
This North Naples Dunkin' Donuts next to CiCi's Pizza in Uptown Center closed Sept. 2, 2013, when the store relocated to the corner of Livingston and Immokalee roads.
The Pelican Larry's Raw Bar & Grill location in Uptown Center off Immokalee Road in North Naples is now Rusty's Raw Bar & Grill.
Naples Caribbean Market & Take-Out Restaurant closed in January 2013 in Pebblebrooke Center, near the corner of Collier Boulevard and Immokalee Road.
Simply Southern BBQ restaurant on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples closed Feb. 15, 2013, but owner/chef Mikkel Brinson continues to cater his award-winning smoked chicken, beef and pork under that name.
The Villaggio Café, the coffee shop that operated since 2006 in The Village on Venetian Bay in Naples, closed this year to make way for Cafe Chic, which opened in August.
Peruzzi Pizza & Pasta, 4003 Santa Barbara Blvd., at Countryside Shoppes in East Naples, closed in early March 2013.
Chopsticks Chinese Take-out closed this fall and new owners opened China One in River Reach Plaza in East Naples.
Pee Wee's Diner opened Oct. 7, 2013, at 2091 Pine Ridge Road in North Naples.
Sabor Colombiano closed in fall 2013 at 4724 Golden Gate Parkway in Golden Gate.


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9/28 Barney's streak ends
Darwin Barney's streak is over.
On Friday, Barney had a chance to break the Major League record of error-free games if he did not make a miscue. But in the eighth inning, he fielded Justin Upton's grounder and tried to make an off-balance throw to first. The throw was off the mark, and Barney was charged with an error, his first since April 17.
Barney's single-season streak ends at 141 games, equaling the Major League mark set by Polanco in 2007 for the Tigers.
"One other person at this point has put together a defensive year like he has," Dale Sveum said. "I've been in the game 30 years, and I've never seen anyone play second base like [Barney] has. I was very fortunate to be around who I consider the best I'd ever seen at that position in Jimmy Gantner in Milwaukee. He was another guy who was under the radar because of his offense.
"I think Barney is better than that," Sveum said. "He puts everything into the package, going for pop ups down the right field line, double plays, the range — he has so many different things in his tool box. It's not just a guy catching the ball, routine balls. He's been spectacular all season."
Barney is rewriting the National League record each game as he surpassed the old mark of 123 games, held by Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg, who was Barney's former Minor League manager.
— Carrie Muskat
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error towards the end of the season…. put doubts in the GG voters minds????? its something to watch
OMG!!!! In the video on the Cubs website when you saw the highlights he looked like he was tearing up…was he?
But anyways, your still a great 2nd basemen! Plus you have amazing fans out here for you…especially me! :) Go Barney!!!! #15 <3
No but I Did see Barney getting teared up…I felt like crying too just because he was…/: ahhhh!
The Diamondbacks announcers should be ashamed of themselves. They spent a huge part of the game picking on Barney's accomplishments AND the Cubs in general. Their unsportmanslike conduct should be noted and they should be called on the carpet for it. When Barney made the error they actually said "Well there goes his Golden Glove, tee hee" . I hope the Rizzo and Barney will be with the Cubs for a long time. They are a great combo on that side of the field and I can tell that they have great respect for each other. Now I think I will go have a good cry. Oh yes, Isabel, Barney is the greatest and will be setting more records in the years to come. Love ya.
I hope he stays a long time too! <3
Those anouncers are just haters!!! But you know what?…we can just say and know Barney is better and the best! Oh Yea! And mamma, I agree with you all the way! And white Thanks for agreeing with me! :)


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Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Print/Out, Print Studio is an interactive space that explores the evolution of artistic practices relating to the medium of print.
Based in Gowanus, Brooklyn, the Reanimation Library is a small, independent library open to the public. Outdated, discarded, and no longer in routine circulation, these books have been given new life as a resource for artists, writers, and others. The Library will be temporarily located at Print Studio to serve as a resource for its ongoing workshops and projects. Although the branch library is non-circulating, visitors can use scanners, computers, and photocopiers to work with and manipulate material found within the books and to engage in other drop-in activities.
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PAWTUCKET — With its prime location along the banks of the Seekonk River and visibility from the new Pawtucket River Bridge, a 23-acre land parcel known as Tidewater has often been mentioned positively as part of the city's riverfront development plans. Yet, while some unsightly gas storage tanks have been removed from the property, and a total clean-up of the industrial site is planned, it appears that any possible re-use of the land is still several years away.
On a recent day, Michele Leone, a National Grid Manager for Site Investigation and Remediation, offered The Times a tour of the largely vacant property. The land offers open, grassy space and attractive views up and down the river, which have been enhanced by the removal of the old storage tanks. Yet, the bulk of the property still belongs to National Grid, which uses sections of it for energy production purposes.
The site is situated between Taft Street, an extension of Tidewater and Thornton streets to the west and the Seekonk River to the east. National Grid currently owns about 20 of the 23 acres while the city of Pawtucket owns a small section behind the Varieur School and adjacent to the Max Read Field.
Leone said that National Grid, which already operated an electrical power plant, substation and transmission towers near Merry Street and Tidewater Streets, acquired the rest of its acreage when it bought out Rhode Island's gas shares from New England Gas in 2006. Since the old storage tanks have been removed, it is now largely vacant with the exception of an active natural gas regulating station and an electric substation. Portions of the former brick power plant are also used as an active switching station.
The riverfront property has been involved in the city's energy production for over a century. The Pawtucket Gas Company built the Tidewater Manufactured Gas Plant (MGP) in the 1880s on the northern portion of the site. The MGP operated from the 1880s to 1968, producing manufactured gas that helped power the city's street lamps and for cooking. From the 1880s until 1954, the MGP generat


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The Whiskey Rebellion tale just wouldnt be complete without someone being tarred and feathered.
And, thats just what happened recently when crews filming a new television series for the National Geographic Channel came to the area to do a show on the Whiskey Rebellion.
Clay Kilgore, executive director of the Washington County Historical Society, said he was contacted by the producers of Diggers, a new series starring metal-detecting buffs King George Wyant and Tim Ringy Saylor.
The show follows Wyant and Saylor around the country looking to put their detectors to work to unearth pieces of history. The series is set to debut in 2013 on the cable channel.
Producers asked Kilgore to direct them to some of the hot spots in the area associated with the Whiskey Rebellion. Kilgore, a local historical guru, said he was more than glad to oblige as he took the hosts to such sites as the Cook-Holcroft House in Finleyville, Lobinger House in Laurelville, Neville House in Bridgeville, and Kinders Mill in Deemston.
Of course, no show on the Whiskey Rebellion would be complete without a visit to Bradford House in Washington, and a final stop at the historical societys Frontier History Center in Washington Park.
They were interested in re-enacting some scenes for the show, Kilgore explained. And, I said How about a tarring and feathering?
According to Kilgore, the show producers thought he was joking. But, Kilgore explained to them that a re-enactment of rebels tarring and feathering a tax collector is done each year at the Whiskey Rebellion Festival.
The idea fit perfectly with a portion of the show where the hosts make a bet on who will find the best artifacts. In this case, the loser was Saylor.
So, early the morning of Sept. 22, Kilgore arranged for the event, providing an angry colonial crowd of re-enactors, a large pile of feathers for the tossing, and a huge metal pot full of chocolate sauce as real tar was definitely out of the question.
Crews then filmed the shouting crowd standing around a wooden platform where a hog-tied, half-dressed Saylor stood while the tar was poured over him by Kilgore.
The show gives us an opportunity to promote an event in American history that is unique to Southwestern Pennsylvania yet affected the development of the nation as a whole, Kilgore explained. Our hope is not only to find artifacts but to have sites cataloged and documented and then added to the national register.
While artifacts were found during the filming here, Diggers is not releasing what they were nor where they are found. Instead, they are using those artifacts as bait to get area residents to watch the show when it airs next year.


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Sandra Eberhardt's life changed the day she saw a copy of the Journal of Humanistic Psychology.
"Do you remember that show, Wonderama?" she asks. "The host used to ask everybody what they wanted to do when they grew up, and most of the little girls would say they wanted to be a teacher and a nurse. I was thinking along those lines myself: ever since I was a child I wanted to work in a helping profession. Helping other people was a calling; something I always felt compelled to do."
She majored in psychology as an undergraduate at Cal State Dominguez, where one of her instructors was Art Bohart – a long-time collaborator with Saybrook who now runs its PsyD program. Bohart saw a passion in her not just for learning the material, but connecting it with the lives of people … and so he gave her a membership to the Journal of Humanistic Psychology.
As soon as she saw it she knew what kind of therapist she wanted to be.
"Humanistic psychology encompasses so many different topics," she says. "Reading the journal, seeing how people were studying various topics from shamanism to dream studies to spirituality … I immediately wanted to study those philosophies and traditions and broaden my own awareness, even my own self awareness. I knew that studying humanistic psychology would give me the opportunity to develop personally and academically, and that was compelling to me."
She didn't know that the Journal of Humanistic Psychology has been edited by a Saybrook faculty member even since its founding, but when she looked online for graduate psychology programs Saybrook's name kept coming up. When she realized that Bohart and other faculty members she respected were connected with it too, she applied.
Just as she predicted, it changed her life.
"Who I was the day I started and who I am now are completely different, and that's because of the quality of the relationships that I've established both academically and personally," she said. "Some of my best friends now come from my interactions at the residential conferences. I've gotten to know the faculty better, and they're fantastic caring people. I've made numerous contacts and connections. I'm more self-confident and feel emboldened to move forward in my professional life. My writing and research skills have been improved exponentially. I'm just a better person."
She's also making a difference. Her dissertation is on the ways in which strong social bonds can contribute to the survival rate of people who suffered from cardiac arrests. "They're an underserved population in terms of getting the social support they need for rehabilitation," she says. She's developing models to improve that.