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- People forget the rocks. Due to increasingly turbulent weather patterns ("global weirdening"), worsening pollution, increasingly restrictive land-use laws (thanks to a combination of overuse problems and liability), and the proliferation of super-gyms, outdoor climbing rates actually begin to drop, despite a quadrupling of the total climbing population.
- Clean climbing 2.0. New reactive super-adhesives that can be activated and deactivated at the push of a button allow climbers to place "removable" pro pretty much anywhere with no ill effects to the rock. Likewise, a new bio-degradable chalk substance that evaporates after and hour in contact with stone makes traces of human passage far less evident. Purists are confused by such new developments and suggest that in fact it's the lowering of the challenge to fit our limitations that is the main problem, not the marring of the rock.
- Gravity can suck it. The discovery of gravity-diminishing materials makes carrying gear to and from the crag a whole lot easier. In the Himalaya, the Sherpa community suffers a slowdown in business as visitors can now carry up to 500 pounds each of gear. Ethics debates rage around the appropriate use of these materials in climbing contexts.
- The first route on Mars. In the year 2032, the first viable Mars colony officially opens its doors to Earthlings interested in a serious change of scenery. In 2035, a climber named Maria Alverez from New LA makes the journey to Mars Colony Beta (aka Big Red), where she makes an ascent of the sheer 4000 meter cliffs at Echus Chasma. A bold feat in Earth gravity, she succeeds on her first attempt due to the significantly weaker gravitational field on Mars.
- Sticky rubber body pads. The invention of sticky rubber shoes in the 1930s and sticky rubber knee pads in the 1990s leads eventually to the sticky rubber body suits of the 2020s. Now climbers can use every part of their bodies to gain purchase on the rock, leading to more creative resting possibilities. New techniques like arm-wedging, chest-scumming, and "starfishing" become the norm, and most of the climbs at Rifle are immediately downgraded again.
- Comps are America's pastime. Climbing finally makes it into the Olympics in multiple events, including bouldering, sport climbing, ice climbing, speed climbing, hangboarding, and a new parkour/climbing hybrid known as "free style." Nike jumps on board. Kids get climbing scholarships to top tier universities. Stadiums are erected to house the wild new climbing structures, which can be reconfigured instantly using an iWatch app. Viewership of National Climbing League Championships exceeds Super Bowl and World Cup viewership. Merchandising goes off the hook (the most popular energy drink is called "Crimp Juice," while its top competitor is "Sloperade") and endorsement deals for top-level competition athletes reach into the hundreds of millions of bitcoins.
- A dark side emerges. Now that stakes are higher, people find new ways to cheat: anti-gravity pellets sewn into harnesses; nano-bot "chalk" that forms molecular bonds with the rock; genetic doping… . Gambling and corruption scandals become the norm. Climbers "throw" the comps in exchange for massive payoffs. The National Climbing Association is formed to monitor and enforce the rules of the game, but it's ruled by an authoritarian regime that's rife with its own transgressions.
- The sport grows younger. Climbing 5.14 or even V14 by age 14 is no longer a big deal. In fact, in 2023, a five-year-old flashes Just Do It, Smith Rock's iconic 5.14c, after his dad jokingly tells him his binky is up there. As competition becomes increasingly lucrative, parents start their little rock jocks earlier and earlier. Climbing moms replace soccer moms. Kids are placed on strict Zone diets and encouraged to practice their one-arms while doing homework.
- Climbing continues to splinter. As the sport grows, new subtypes of climbing cleave off and flourish. Free style climbing (see no. 6, above), one-move "max difficulty" problems, tread walling, slab comps, etc.—all of these grow into their own sports, complete with heroes and stars, specialized equipment, arcane rule systems, and dedicated websites.
- Robot climbing is a thing. Climbing bot battles become popular on the Internets as engineers design ingenious machines that can solve complex three-dimensional movement puzzles in unexpected ways. In 2035, the first climbing bot incorporating artificial intelligence is deemed a sentient being and allowed to enter a World Cup comp. The bot wins easily and in 2036 robots are banned from World Cup competitions. A Non-Human Climbing Series is quickly formed to accommodate them.
- The more things change. Despite all the changes, all the attention and the money, the new technology and trends, many people still just climb for the joy of it. Same as it ever was.
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Top 10 Most Popular Posts of 2012
I started The Stone Mind less than a year ago, in February 2012. In some ways, it feels like I just started. In other ways, it's like I've been writing it forever. At first it was just a way to keep me working with words after I left my job as a magazine editor. I wasn't even sure what I wanted the blog to be about. I posted product reviews, photo galleries, an interview or two, personal essays, even a short story. As the months passed, things came into their own focus, and now most of my posts deal with climbing, nature (human and otherwise), and Eastern philosophy, and the many ways in which these topics connect, overlap, and inform each other.
In 2013, I plan to explore these topics further, while at the same time reserving the right to strike out in new directions — this blog, after all, is nothing if not an experiment and an act of personal passion.
Before moving ahead, however, I thought it might be nice to take a quick look back at the most popular posts of the past year. Here are the Top 10 (out of more than 100), ranked by page views. For various reasons, these are the ones that have garnered the most eyeballs. There are many other posts that are dear to me on this blog that have received only a fraction of the views. I know time and attention are the Internet's most precious commodities, but if you like any of the posts listed below, you might consider taking a moment to poke around in the archives, too. Either way, I hope you find something that interests you.
As always, thanks for reading.
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Top 10 of 2012
- How to Spot a Climber in the Wild
- Couch Crushers to Widgeteers: 10 Climbing Personality Types Identified
- It's Not Cool To Care
- Can You Cold-Brew Coffee With A French Press?
- From Chalk to Salve: Crap Climbers Put on Their Hands
- 50 Shades of Plaid: The Unofficial Uniform of Outdoor Retailer*
- Seven Deadly Sprays
- The Rotpunkt Method
- RIP Urban Climber Magazine
- Master of Movement or: Why Bear Grylls Is Running Through the Desert
*This "50 Shades of Plaid" ranking does not include the tens of thousands of page views if you add up all the separate images in the gallery — with those it would easily be the top post!
First Encounters With the iPen: A Real Stylus for the iPad. Or Is It?
The iPad is undoubtedly the king of pads (a dubious title if I've ever heard one). Although it certainly wasn't the first tablet, it was the first tablet to achieve widespread acceptance. The iPad's simple, "just works" interface (Apple's hallmark and greatest asset) has enabled users to… to… well, I suppose it's allowed them to "surf" the "net," check email, watch videos, listen to music (and more!), all from the palm of their hands. Both hands. Or more realistically, their laps. Their laps where their laptops used to go.
Well, iPads do have touch screens and killer battery life. At any rate, I have one, and I'm pretty psyched on it, even if it doesn't do all that much that my laptop, desktop, and even my Android phone can't do. Now that I think about it, it's weird how much I like it, considering it's almost completely redundant. (It does really shine when I'm traveling. And I like reading books on it.) But there's one thing I always felt would add a lot to the iPad, and that's a real stylus.
I bought one of those crappy capacitive stlyli from the Internets about a year ago. My fiancée sighed when she found out. "What'd you get that for?" she asked. I explained how fat and dumb my finger felt when taking notes or making sketches on the iPad. I explained the need for a finer point and better control. "How cool would it be if I could use the iPad like a pad of paper — you know, to take notes in a meeting or edit PDFs onscreen. It would make the iPad, like, nearly perfect!" She rolled her eyes, which was the correct response. I've hardly used the thing. Every time Ido use it I'm amazed at how litte demonstrable improvement it offers over my fingertip.
So when I came across the Cregle iPen on Kickstarter and watched the compelling video, I scrambled to place the order. (Well, my fiancée placed the order, as it was to be a Christmas gift. I guess I convinced her the iPen was better than the other stylus I bought.) At the time, the fundraising goal had already been more than tripled. (At close, the project raised $162,333, more than 500% to goal.) I pledged my $70, was excited for about fifteen minutes, and then forgot all about it. Until I started getting the emails.
Over the next three and a half months, I received
seventeen thirty-two emails from Cregle. There were delays. Problems with Apple. Talk of refunds. Talk of which apps the iPen would work with. About a week ago, I started inquiring about a refund myself, thinking perhaps the whole project was taking on water. There was this disheartening post on theverge.com about Cregle not really being a start-up, the iPen not really being the first active stylus for the iPad, and other shady business. In fact, there may be shady business going on, but I no longer care, because today I got my iPen.
Just so you understand the theory, the iPen is an "active" stylus, meaning it feeds additional information about its location to the iPad, rather than just interacting with the iPad's capacitive touch screen, like the above-mention crappy stylus. To make the iPen active, Cregle employs a two-part system. The stylus itself is battery powered and holds at its tip a nib that moves slightly in and out with pressure. The second component is the receiver, which is a rectangular block about the size of a pack of gum that slots into the the UART port (the charging port) on the bottom of the iPad. The receiver picks up on the pen's location and relays that information to the iPad. In theory, this should offer a very fine-grained location awareness and, thus, a more accurate stylus experience.
I'm looking forward to putting the iPen through its paces and writing in more detail, but having played with it for ten minutes, I can already make a few observations.
- The stylus itself is stylish and comfortable to hold.
- The iPen works, but it is not a perfect or seamless experience. Sometimes it will stop writing, or loose sensitivity and need to be re calibrated.
- However, when it does work, the sensitivity and accuracy are much better than with capacitive styli or a fingertip.
- For truly taking notes, as with a pen and paper, the iPen is still not there. It reminds me of writing with a ballpoint pen that periodically stops writing and then starts flowing again; it's not impossible to write with, but it is hard to get into the rhythm of it.
- Something strange: the iPen came with two "refill" nibs that go into the end of the pen, and a little metal tweezer to extract them. What happens to these nibs that requires them to be replaced, I can only imagine.
- Due to the "active" stylus design, the iPen is only compatible with a few apps. Cregle claims to be working with developers to get support for more apps, the most exciting of which is probably Procreate. Autodesk SketchBook Pro and Brushes support would be great, too. But at the moment, the only compatible apps are GhostWriter Notes, Good Notes, and iWriteWords.
- I get the sense that GhostWriter Notes, which is the only one of the compatible programs I have, is not the best. UPad seems better, and I'd love to try the iPen with another app, as it may be that some of my issues are software and not hardware related
- Probably the best thing about GhostWriter Notes is the Evernote compatibility. I depend on this app for my day to day writing and thought storage.
At this point, I couldn't rightfully say whether the iPen is worth the money. (One doesn't, or shouldn't, go in on a Kickstarter project expecting perfection.) But I think the iPen is a very interesting concept that's relatively well executed. My guess is that additional and more-advanced app support will improve the experience greatly. And the next generation iPen will probably offer improvements in accuracy, consistency, and maybe even some additional features, like pressure sensitivity.
I'll write and doodle with the iPen for a while and then report back. In the meantime, I'm happy to answer questions or hear from others who get early release versions of the iPen from Cregle.
[Updated] Belkin AirCast Auto: Car Bluetooth on the Cheap
*** Updated January 6, 2013 – scroll to the bottom of the page for my thoughts after 10 months of use, including impressions of the Belkin AirCast Auto HandsFree and the iPhone 5 ***
[No duh] Music technology moves fast. [/No duh] Depending on the product, a reasonable upgrade cycle can be anywhere from a two to four years. Any piece of high-tech gadgetry more than five years old, even if it's still working, is in danger of becoming a paperweight. Most people, however, upgrade their cars a lot less frequently than they do their music players. (In the past fifteen years, I've owned a Walkman, two or three portable CD players, a MiniDisk player, thee iPods and three smart phones with music capabilities.) The result is a car / music technology gap that fuels a whole industry for quick-fix products.
The first such "gap product" I owned was the infamous tape-deck adapter. You probably had one, too. I used it in my ten-year-old Honda Accord hatchback in the CD era. I remember popping the fake cassette into the dashboard, plugging the trailing wire into my DiscMan, and then trying not to hit any bumps on the way to school, to minimize skipping. My next car had an in-dash CD player (hurrah!), but before long, I had to buy an FM transmitter so I could listen to my iPod while cruising for honeys.
The more things change, the more they stay the same, as the saying goes. Today my car has an AUX input, but now I want Bluetooth, so I can play my music, sans annoying wires, and make hands-free phone calls. Some modern / luxury cars come with Bluetooth capabilities, and you can buy after-market in-dash stereos with this functionality, but those solutions are too involved for me. To again cheaply and easily bridge the car / technology gap, I began searching for an add-on Bluetooth solution.
When I started poking around, I assumed there would be many established automotive Bluetooth devices on the market. Strangely, I found only a handful of items. Further, the available information (reviews, product specs) was thin. I Googled, and read, and Googled some more, eventually landing on the Belkin AirCast Auto HandsFree.
The AirCast Auto product video, although cheesy, was relatively clear. The AirCast seemed to offer the functionality I was looking for. With it, I would be able to:
- Play music from my phone wirelessly, via Bluetooth, through my car stereo
- Control my phone wirelessly — play and pause music and skip songs, plus initiate voice dialing
- Conduct in-car, hands-free phone calls via built-in microphone
- Keep my phone charged on long rides via a powered USB port
I went to BustBuy to pick one up, but the sales guy knew of no such device. He checked the system and found they didn't have any in stock, so I went home and logged on to the Internet, where I was able to order one no problem. It cost $57 before shipping.
When the AirCast Auto arrived at my door three days later, the box was so light, I thought they'd forgotten to enclose the product. On opening, however, I found the device. Simple and cleanly designed, the AirCast is composed of a round, half-dollar-sized button/microphone; a mounting plate for the button/mic, which is simply a disk with stick-um on one side and a magnet on the other; a thin wire connecting the button/mic to a 12-volt plug, which goes into what used to be known as the cigarette lighter port; and another cable terminating in a 3.5mm headphone plug that goes into the AUX port.
I glanced at the minimal instructions and then ran giddily to my car to set up the AirCast.
The first thing you should do is plug in the AUX cable and the 12-volt plug. Then, find a flat spot on your dashboard facing you and as close as possible to your head, making sure the cable will reach and not get in the way of any important stuff, like your gear shifter. Once you have a good spot for the button/mic selected, un-peel the backing on the sticky mounting disk and press it firmly down. When you hold the button/mic to the mounting plate, it should attach itself via the mysterious force known as magnetism.
Finally, you'll need to pair the AirCast with your phone, which takes a little doing. I won't go into it here, but refer to the instructions. Also be aware that the AirCast isn't necessarily compatible with all Bluetooth phones. My phone, the HTC Inspire, wasn't listed on the packaging as one of the compatible devices. It works anyway, so I'm not sure how Belkin came up with the list.
Once you've successfully paired your phone to the AirCast, every time you get in your car, you should be able to push the AirCast's single button to re-establish the connection. The lighted ring on the button's face will go from red to blue when the pairing is made. Wait a few seconds and then press the button again to begin playing your music. When music is playing, a single press will pause the song. Press again to resume. Two presses in quick succession will skip to the next track. Hold and press for two or three seconds to activate your phone's voice dialing ("Call: Kings of Grillz," for example). When making a call, simply speak into the air as if you were talking to a passenger and the mic will pick up your voice.
The Belkin AirCast does a great job of adding very basic Bluetooth functionality to a vehicle for a reasonable price. I'd definitely recommend it, with the caveat that it's not fancy. It lets you play music, make calls, and charge your phone. You cannot switch between playlists or otherwise control your phone.
I love being able to get into my car, phone in pocket, push the dashboard-mounted button, and have my whole MP3 library rolling on shuffle, loud and clear through the car stereo. When I get a call, I just press the button to answer. After the caller hangs up, my music kicks back in where it left off. Sweet.
The sound quality is actually better than when I used a 3.5mm audio cable to plug my phone directly into the AUX port. My theory on this is that there is one less connection for the signal to travel through, as the Bluetooth stream is digital and, therefore, without interference or quality degradation. Someone who knows better than I do should correct me in the comments, below, if this doesn't make sense…
The quality of the calls is pretty solid, too. I have been told by the folks on the other end that I sound a little faint, but relatively clear. I think things would probably be even clearer and louder if I had a better place to mount the mic. Right now, it's pretty far down and to the right of me when I'm seated behind the wheel. (See update, below, for my new take on this topic.)
The biggest problem I have encountered with the Belkin AirCast Auto is the interface with my phone's various music player apps. I have three apps for playing music — a Android stock player, Poweramp, and doubleTwist. I'm not sure how to dictate which of these the Bluetooth music connection automatically activates. When I'm using Power Amp, and I do the long press to initiate a voice call, for some reason the music starts to play through my phone speakers and not the car speakers. At the same time, the voice dialer kicks in, but the phone is no longer connected to the AirCast, so I can't hear what's going on. I have to manually cancel the voice dial on the phone and reconnect with the AirCast. If your phone was in your bag or pocket, this would be very inconvenient, and you might have to wait until you pull over to get the music playing again. I think this issue is more with my phone than with the player, but it's still an issue. Maybe when I replace my Inspire with an iPhone, things will work a bit more smoothly.
Anybody else out there try this thing? As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts…
*** UPDATE January 6, 2013 ***
I have been using the Belkin AirCast Auto HandsFree for about 10 months now. For most of that time, I was using it with an Android phone, the HTC Inspire (which, on the whole, was a crappy phone). The combo worked tolerably well, but it had a few problems: First, it took a while (10-15 seconds) to pair whenever I go in my car (I know, big deal, right?). Worse, I couldn't find a way to set the default music player app that my phone used with the device. When using anything other than the stock Android music app, the voice dialing capability of the phone didn't work. In addition, I couldn't figure out how to use Android's voice command functionality to do things like play a particular song or playlist. All I could do was play, pause, and skip songs. Basic, but still a nice set up.
But about two months ago I got an iPhone 5 and it's been a major improvement.
The iPhone 5 seems to work better with the AirCast Auto HandsFree in every regard. It pairs almost instantly and it works like a charm with Siri, allowing me to verbally initiate phone calls, select songs, albums, artists, or playlists to play, and more. Unfortunately, it does not let me do things like request turn-by-turn driving directions, which would be an excellent addition. "Siri, give me directions to the Johnny Kolache's, Salt Lake City, Utah," yields the following response: "Sorry, Justin, I can't help you with that." Ah well, maybe in the next update…
A note on call quality through the Belkin AirCast Auto HandsFree: After using the device to make calls from the road for several months, I've decided it's not worth the convenience. The quality on both ends is just a little too low. When talking to my parents, they'll often remark that it sounds like I'm calling from a tin can, and the road noise (I drive a Honda Element — maybe your Lexus would be better in this department) is overpowering. Instead, I plug in the headphones with in-line mic that came with my iPhone and chat that way. It's easier for both parties to hear the conversation.
So, after 10 months, my verdict remains the same: for a low-cost Bluetooth add-on solution, the Belkin AirCast Auto HandsFree is great, especially with the iPhone 5 (and, I'm assuming, the 4 and 4s, too). If you want something that will allow you to visually control your phone's music player, you'll probably need to pony up for an in-dash system with LCD display, but that's a whole other ball of wax. If all you want is to play your tunes through your car stereo system sans wires, this is a killer little solution.


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This page details the first generation characters of Fire Emblem Awakening. For other characters, head back to the index here.
General Tropes
- Action Dad/Action Mom: To their respective children. Leading to:
- Action Girl: All of the females. Even the Clerics and Troubadours become one after promoting, and Olivia is the first Dancer in an internationally-released Fire Emblem game who can equip and use weapons! (Although she'll need to level up a little to get good at it.)
- Badass: Like all FE games, they live in a World of Badass.
- Badass Crew: Most of them are part of Chrom's Shepherds, a collection of individuals dedicated to the protection of Ylisse.
- Badass Grandparents: If the Avatar marries any of their children, they become Morgan's grandparents. They're still rather young due to Time Travel, though.
- Badass Family: They can fight alongside their time-traveling children.
- Battle Couple: And each character has a surprisingly large amount of choices by series standards.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: They're all great at what they do, but every one of them has their own quirks and Running Gags.
- Happily Married: Almost all of the couples, although bonus points go to Stahl, as nearly all of his endings actually include some form of the phrase "happy marriage".
- Heterosexual Life-Partners / Platonic Life Partners: All of them when they reach an A rank support. Although there are some pairs that are this even before they start supporting, like Lissa and Maribelle, or Sumia and Cordelia.
- Kill 'em All: Every single one of them die in the Bad Future.
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10/29/2015, 6:00PM-8:00PMLouis E. Dieruff College & Career Night (Louis E. Dieruff High School, Allentown, PA)
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10/15/2015, 1:15PM-2:00PMNotre Dame Jr/ Sr PACCAO Fair (Notre Dame Jr/Sr High School, East Stroudsburg, PA)
9/25/2015, 8:15AM-11:30AM Norristown College & Career Fair (Norristown Area High School, Norristown, PA) 9/28/2015, 10:30AM-1:30PM Montgomery County Community College Large Transfer Fair (Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell, PA) 9/28/2015, 5:00PM-7:00PM Montgomery County Community College Evening Transfer Fair (Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell, PA) 10/5/2015, 7:50AM-9:00AM Souderton College Fair (Souderton High School, Souderton, PA) 10/6/2015, 8:00AM-12:30PM LaSalle College High School Interview Day (LaSalle College High School, Wyndmoor, PA) 10/7/2015, 10:00AM-12:00PM Hatboro Horsham College Fair (Hatboro-Horsham High School, Hatboro, PA) 10/7/2015, 6:30PM-8:30PM PACAC Montgomery County Regional Fair (Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School, Plymouth Meeting, PA) 10/8/2015, 10:30AM-12:00PM Harriton High School College Fair (Harriton High School, Bryn Mwar, PA) 10/8/2015, 8:30AM-10:00AM Lower Merion High School College Fair (Lower Merion High School, Ardmore, PA) 10/14/2015, 11:00AM-1:30PM Montgomery County Community College Health Science Transfer Fair (Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell, PA) 10/15/2015, 8:30AM-12:00PMAIM Academy College Fair (AIM Academy, Conshohocken, PA)10/15/2015, 7:00PM-9:00PM Bishop McDevitt College Night (Bishop McDevitt High School, Wyncote, PA) 10/28/2015, 6:00pm-8:00PM Pope John Paul II College Fair (Pope John Paul II High School, Royersford, PA) 11/4/2015, 11:30AM-1:00PMManor College Fall Transfer Fair (Manor College, Jenkintown, PA)11/11/2015, 11:00AM-1:30PM Montgomery County Community College Partner School Transfer Fair (Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell, PA)
10/5/2015, 12:30PM-1:30PM Easton College Fair (Easton High School, Easton, PA)
10/7/2015, 10:00AM-1:00PM & 5:00PM-7:00PMNorthampton Community College Fall Transfer Fair (Northampton Community College, Main, College Center, Bethlehem, PA)
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9/21/2015, 5:00PM-7:00PMBodine's Back to School College/ Community Fair (Bodine High School for International Affairs, Philadelphia, PA)
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We all know a century is a long time. In U.S. agriculture the changes make it seem more like a millennium. We are aware of the obvious changes in crops, crop yields, machinery and technology, demographics, and globalization. But where and why did those changes happen and how have these changes changed, or not changed, what a farmer has become?
Record crops and low prices have farmers embracing change in 2015, with acreage shifts continuing to move fields from corn to soybeans, according to the latest Farm Futures survey.
Well, 2015 is starting out as busy as 2014 ended! I have several more upcoming programs to tell you all about in Agriculture and Horticulture. As always, you can contact me at the Extension Office for more information about these exciting opportunities coming your way!
Before we all become buried in the new year, let's look at this new beginning with a bit of humor. Plenty of people trot out their lists of resolutions. Often, such lists are as long as their arms and last as long as their pinky.
As the holiday season comes to an end, so does the entry period for the 2015 National Festival of Breads. The festival, sponsored by King Arthur Flour, Red Star Yeast and Kansas Wheat, is a national amateur bread baking competition that hundreds of bakers enter. The entry deadline for this year's competition is January 16, 2015.
Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) and the Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom (KFAC) will host the eighth annual Be Ag-Wise professional development workshops early next year.
Happy New Year to everybody. 2014 is history and 2015 is officially here. The last year was interesting to say the least for crop and livestock producers. The drought, record high prices for protein (beef, pork, and poultry), significant declines in crop prices, record corn yields, and steep declines in fuel prices. The natural question then is what does 2015 have in store for agriculture? This list is in no particular order and accurately seeing into the future is tricky at best.
If temperatures are too hot in May and June, farmers could lose more than layers.
Do you ever drive by the USDA Service Center or the K-State Research and Extension Office and wonder what they do in there? Do you ever have a question, but aren't sure where to turn? What about wanting to improve your operation, and needing some financial assistance to help with the cost? Chances are these offices have the ability to help.
Many, many traditions are associated with Christmas – a decorated tree, colored lights, gift giving, parties and turkey and ham dinners. Most of these traditions are recent additions.
Kansas farmers' markets across the state are doing much more than just providing a fresh food source. The farmers offering their produce, as well as the consumers taking advantage of the farm-fresh offerings are also simulating the local economy. There are now 130 active farmers' markets in Kansas compared to the 26 in operation in 1987. The growth in this sector helps provide Kansans with more revenue and more high-quality food choices.
Record high calf prices and projected cow-calf profitability have many producers considering expansion. Selecting, feeding and breeding the right replacement heifers could have a large impact on future profits.
In the early 1950s the average corn yield was around fifty bushels per acre. Flash forward to 2014 and the national average yield is pegged at around 170 bushels per acre. With the exceptions of severe weather (heat and drought), on average, corn yields have increased on average two bushel per acre per year. There are many factors contributing to this tripling of average yields involving all aspects of corn production. These factors include improved genetics through convention breeding and genetic engineering; improved understanding of soil fertility and nutrients; improved equipment to facilitate all aspects of corn production; development of ...
While this past Thursday's snow made for a bit of a rough drive, it was very welcome and not just for farmers and ranchers. This snow, combined with the rain from the past week, was important and not just as moisture for winter wheat, winter canola, and next spring's planting. What are the additional benefits of this moisture that many forget about?
A series of four K-State Sorghum Production Schools will be offered in mid-February 2015 to provide in-depth training for sorghum producers. The schools are sponsored by the Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission.
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The Kansas Forage and Grassland Council will hold its Winter Conference and Annual Meeting on Dec. 15, at Kansas Farm Bureau Headquarters, 2627 KFB Plaza ...
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This year, confirmed cases of anaplasmosis throughout Kansas and beyond are at some of the highest numbers veterinarians have ever seen. With the high incidence ...
As a child, you may have fond memories of playing in freshly raked piles of leaves on a crisp fall afternoon. As you get older ...
More than 1,000 Farm Bureau members in Kansas will gather in Manhattan Dec. 7-8 for their organization's 97th annual meeting.
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Problem with that is, EVERY planet would present itself with a biological contamination problem because every planet would have bacteria, viruses and other infections on it humans are not immune to due to lack of exposure. So we assume that there's ways around that, either through advanced medical techniques and the biofilter on the transporter. I think the series would get pretty boring if every other week we had characters near death from an alien cold they're body doesn't know how to fight.
Lol, true. You wouldn't want to see that every week. But it would still be nice to bring in at least a LITTLE more reality to the exploration we see in Trek, I think. Instead of having every planet be clean and antiseptic, and comfortable enough where they don't even have to wear a freakin jacket.
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I dont know what it is, maybe it has something to do with what she eats, but my mom has the deadliest farts ever! In my 31 years I've yet to actually hear my mom drop the hammer but the smell is so distinct and rotten that she's guilty the second she lets one rip. The thing is, she rips cord with the best of them. At the dinner table, in line at Costco, Walgreens, Mervyns, it really doesn't matter. She has no preferences, it's green light no holds barred.
Every time she's confronted about it, she plays stupid, pretends like it's an accident or she, "cant control it." I'm not buying that. In fact, I'll even take it a step further. I honestly believe my mom uses her toxic fumes as a form of entertainment. I think she gets off on it. How else can you explain stopping by Yumi Yogurt every single time she goes to Costco. My mom always farts @ Costco. It's automatic. There hasn't been one single time where I've been to Costco with my mom and she hasn't farted. And let me tell you something, may God have mercy on your soul if you are standing directly behind her when she drops the Yumi Yogurt hammer on you! It's bad enough that she could light up about two thirds of the entire warehouse, but if she cuts loose and you catch it head on, you better man up and go pick up a huge jar of tomato sauce and a World War 2 German gas mask. It just aint right.
I'm not even sure if Yumi Yogurt is to blame. She rolls through Costco eating up all the free samples like she's competing in the Olympics. She'll load up on Yogurt, cheese balls, cup cakes, orange juice, she'll even circle the store 2 or 3 times until they finally notice her. Then she'll go get in line and ultimately it'll take about a minute before she breaks wind but let me tell you something, thats when all hell breaks loose.
You have to understand, the fart is so rotten that you can't even pretend you don't notice it. It's unavoidable. It's like a human stink bomb. So of course everybody is standing in line wanting answers to the same question which is, "Who farted?" Everybody starts looking at each other like they are playing the board game Clue. This is actually my favorite part of going to Costco with my mom. She should get an Academy Award for every time she farts and then plays like she didn't do it. She'll start lookin' around, everybody else is looking at eachother, it's basically like a game of Texas Hold 'Em. Some people even become animated and start pulling their shirts up over their noses. My mom just looks around like, "Oh dear, who farted?" She knows it's her! The least she can do is apologize.
The amazing part is my moms' ability to get her gas high up in the jet stream. Her farts have an unbelievable carry to them. It definately doesnt run in the family because my farts seemingly have a 2 foot radius about them. I'm lucky is somebody smells one of my farts. My mom's farts are like a towering, majestic Barry Bonds home run ball that lands into McCovey Cove. The distance they cover is truly amazing.
Then there's my dad who has his own defense mechanism. I call it, "Run For Your Life." The second my dad catches wind that his wife just cut the cheese, he makes a run for it! He'll be in the middle of a conversation and just bounce outta dodge. He Carl Lewis' out the door as if he's being chased by this haunted, golden brown cloud. The funny part is the minute my mom farts and my dad makes a run for it, 9 times out of 10 he looks like the guy who did it! I try to tell him it looks like a fart and run but he figures he looks guilty regardless.
It all came to a head this past weekend in Hawaii. We're boarding the plane and right when we take our seats the pilot comes on and says United Airlines is having some technical difficulty with the PCU unit or some shit. Oh, and the air condition doesn't work either. So we're sitting in this hot and humid airplane for an hour while they fix the problem, no air conditioning and the plane is jam packed with people. Real hot and stuffy. So what happens next? Of course my mom drops hammer!
No, this wasn't the Yumi Yogurt blast either. This was some straight up Hawaiian Lua dead animal type shit. I mean it was straight up rotten times 10 with a touch of coconut. At first I thought the smell was some kind of Islamic militant nerve gas. Seriously, I thought it was the fuckin' Jihad! Plus, I saw a couple sketch looking guys sitting in row 23. Then I realized it was my mom because she was silently giggling. Oh I forgot to mention my mom giggles when she farts. She thinks it's funny.
So the whole plane just reeks of dead animal eggs, people are literally gagging, I heard the lady about 3 rows back say, "I can't take it anymore..." and believe me, she wasn't talking about the heat. I was sitting right next to her and I thought I was going to die.
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As per NI-43-101, part 2.3 (2a and 2b) the author will comment on the potential of the mineralized structure at Angostura that is the target of further exploration. It must be noted that this potential quantity and grade is conceptual in nature, as such, there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource. It is uncertain if further exploration will result in the targets being delineated as a mineral resource.
Surface geological mapping and trenching show the oxide mineralized structure extends at least 2 kilometers WNW of the Angostura Creek and 2 kilometers ENE of it. We can then consider a strike length of approximately 4 kilometers in terms of lateral continuity. Trenching and outcrop mapping show that widths vary from a few meters to at least 80 meters. An average width of 30 meters will be assumed. To estimate depth of mineralization the following can be considered: Mineralization has been exposed by trenching at approximately 3,925 meters above sea level, and at the base of the Angostura Creek, at approximately 3,380 meters above sea level. This will give a vertical elevation difference of 545 meters. For vertical continuity (not differentiating between oxide and primary mineralization), 300 meters will be considered depth of mineralization from surface. A specific gravity of 2.5 will be used to calculate tonnage potential based on similar mineralization as that found at the Santa Rosa Mine.
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First to see the bubble busting even as they led this phony rally spike up.
This maybe the leader to the down side. While sp and dow are slightly up r2000 down today.
Very interesting. Even if Majors have decent earnings small caps won't. Should become more obvious as week and month plays out.
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Thanks Guts, I'm still long but keeping a close eye on 1450.
I wish I was longer than I am but see the worm turning.
Russell 2000 had a all time closing high today. How do you consider that small caps are breaking down? If anything the RUT has been leading other indexes higher. Guessing the top is very difficult.
volume was light today. most likely short covering. place your bets.
Interesting, the ^RUT is at all times highs.
a good time to buy!
jlcconsult - you said the bubble was going to burst in dec -- fiscal cliff
It did not happen.
you see a lot of problems
greece, euro debt, japan, employment, more debt.
yet the market is holding up........
A inverse etf message board is quiet.
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"jlcconsult - you said the bubble was going to burst in dec -- fiscal cliff
It did not happen."
No, jlc has been yelling the sky is falling since Nov 2011.
board very dead. I suspect many are having to work more to pay new taxes. LOL
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This hotel is much better than I remember as a child. The rooms are a good size. We got a room with a partial ocean view and it was beautiful. I love the pool! The restaurants are great and this is in a great part of downtown - you don't need to be afraid to walk around. Seaport village is also right around the corner. Good place!Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
San Diego Marriott Gaslamp Quarter
Today:Open 24 Hours
660 K St,
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 376-1573
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The room rates listed are double occupancy per room unless otherwise stated and exclude tax recovery charges and service fees.
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Property Location With a stay at San Diego Marriott Gaslamp Quarter, you'll be centrally located in San Diego, steps from Petco Park and minutes from San Diego Convention Center. This 4-star hotel is close to Balboa Park and San Diego Zoo.
Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 306 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. Digital programming and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment, with wired and wireless Internet access available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and complimentary toiletries.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features gift shops/newsstands, shopping on site, and wedding services.
Dining Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a business center, a computer station, and express check-in. This hotel has 5 meeting rooms available for events.
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- diners club, amex, discover, visa, debit, mastercard
- Location:
- With a stay at San Diego Marriott Gaslamp Quarter, you'll be centrally located in San Diego, steps from Petco Park and minutes from San Diego Convention Center. This 4-star hotel is close to Balboa Park and San Diego Zoo.
- Neighborhoods:
- East Village, Central San Diego
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Parking: Street, Lot
Wi-Fi: Paid
Recent stay at this location reveals a pleasant hotel, clean, with efficient staff. Recommended.Like this review?Yes|Flag Abuse


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Photo of Jessica Alba Playing in a LA Park with Her Daughter Honor Warren
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Jessica Alba spent Wednesday afternoon playing with her daughter Honor at an LA park.
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katiebeth 6 years
think about if you were able to have your child with you while at work (not necessarily in this photo) but you can't always be holding your child if you are filming, or get them food, etc. The nanny is there for HELP. Maybe they should start calling them helpers and people would stop being so critical. I was a nanny for a family who had one child a few years back and it was so they could get out of the house every once in a while. Or run to the grocery store without lugging a bunch of baby supplies. Every once and a while they took their son but I was there for support/help. I think in Jessica Alba's circumstance she probably has a full-time nanny b/c of the nature of her and Cash's work. The nanny probably just comes along for the ride most of the time. I guess, as a parent, I just think women need to be more supportive of each other. Being a parent isn't always easy and everyone does that job (parenting) a little different. Most of the time, one way isn't better than the other. She seems like a wonderful mother and I don't think having a nanny changes that!
Frank-y-Ava 6 years
I don't understand why you need a nanny for 1 child. I can understand twins, or 3 and 4 but 1?
Bearsy123 6 years
Whoops, the nanny stuffed up! She's supposed to step back from all pap photos so the celebs look like good, hands on parents
jamie143 6 years
I hate her hair
jamie143 6 years
I hate her hair
cocoacrispie 6 years
Honor looks jus like Cash Warren. I don't see much of Jessica.
marieantoinette 6 years
marieantoinette 6 years