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Appcession: The chic fitness-app studio to watch
Fact: An unprecedented number of people are doing burpees and squats in their living rooms (or other creative places) because that's what their hectic schedules permit.
Another fact: More than 40,000 health apps are currently available, and that number is expected to quadruple by 2016. And come January 2013, a new crop of fitness apps will flood the market.
Our pick to watch? Appcession.
The ultra chic New York City-based company was created by three photographers with a passion for all things fitness—and an equally strong devotion to aesthetics.
"We really wanted to create well-designed workouts that have the same sophisticated vibe you get from a high-end gym," says Appcession co-founder Daphne Borowski. (After all, who isn't motivated to sweat in swish surrounds?)
The indie app company has already created some industry buzz, wooing big-time celebrity fitness talent such as yogi Kristin McGee, trainer Lacey Stone, whose new Extreme Bootcamp! app just dropped (we're hosting the launch party!), and Amanda Russell (launching late January).
Cool-factor and clean aesthetics
Cool-factor and clean aesthetics differentiate Appcession from the more infomercial-style workout apps. That's because the Chelsea-based studio photographs, designs, films, and develops their apps in house. They shoot in cool locations around New York—think rooftops along the Hudson and pristine Hamptons beaches. (No crashing surf or piped-in bird chirps.)
The easy-to-follow workouts are compelling and relevant for the athlete who knows the caliber of the instructor talent and for the curious beginner. So, next time you miss your early morning spin class, you can just grab your iPhone or iPad and workout with one of Appcession's fitness stars.
Appcession fitness apps, $2.99, www.appcession.com
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It will be an interesting app to use for sure..
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Micro-contrast is another way to say "acutance" and contrast is generally a different thing, unless we want to debate words endlessly. Photographers don't confuse the two things. I personally dislike the word "micro-contrast" because it just leads to confusion. If it is acutance, be it called acutance instead of by another name. Will not smell differently, but it will be clearer.
Judging definition of a lens by an image less than 1 mp is not different than judging colour balance of a film comparing uncalibrated and not colour-managed scans. In both cases the exercise is moot.
In the first case, what is judged is the degree of "sharpening" of the image to make it appear sharp on screen (this is done by increasing acutance, by the way). In the other case, what is judged is just the random colour mistake of scanners - monitors plus the ability of the scanner operator.
Differences in lens qualities are subtle and need a much higher pixel resolution to be judged. Even in that case, a decent amount of digital sharpening improves the sharpness. Convolution-based sharpening also helps. Those interventions are necessary for a good rendition on a monitor, but insert an intermediate layer which contributes to prevent judging a lens through the web.
In one sentence: the only proper test of the sharpness of a lens is the light table and the loupe. If really a comparison must be made through the web, the maximum resolution obtained by the camera or scanner should be shown, but the result will be, in any case, mediated by the post-processing.
The general consensus is that very fine lenses, like Zeiss and Leica, do have higher acutance than high-quality lenses by the Japanese producers. "Very good" is good but it is not up to "Exceptional". Whether one needs "exceptional" is obviously debatable and I am sure somebody will add a comment saying that art has nothing to do with resolution (which would be true and obvious).
Overall contrast in my experience normally goes with number of lens elements: the higher the lens element count, the higher the "black point" (blacks less black) so less perceived contrast (coeteris paribus). A Tessar scheme is normally very contrasted. I like contrast. Overall contrast has nothing to do with acutance and micro-contrast should not be mentioned when talking contrast.
Overall contrast for me is the perceived distance between maximum black and maximum white. Maybe for other photographers "contrast" means something different, such as the diffusion of light from bright zones to shady zones ("flare", "blooming"). How do we define this: "local contrast", probably? Local contrast is certainly a metre of lens quality. I suppose it mostly depends from the lens coating and from the number of lenses, and the number of air-glass surfaces. It ultimately is linked to overall contrast as they both depend from how much refraction there is, and refraction depends from number of lens elements, number of air-glass surface, quality of coating, suppression of scattering light within the lens (black painting).
Overall contrast in a digital image can be and should be "optimized" by properly setting the "levels" of the image. It can also be pushed to obtain a "graphic" effect (as in this image posted by oneANT: http://oneant.com.au/content/Street/...t/ANT_4996.jpg). If the shadows are violently pushed to pure black, and there is some very bright high lights, the effect is of great contrast. That same effect can be obtained with any lens, if you can properly use the "sliders".
Which again leads me to repeat that judging lens qualities by a 1mp digital image makes no sense.
My personal opinion is that a conversation is much more enjoyable if everybody avoids making comments about lens quality as if it was something scientifically debatable. No point in "challenging" another forum user in general, and certainly no point in "challenging" him on something which us purely subjective, adding some 1mp digital images as a "demonstration" of one's point
Please let's not transform this into another religion war: Zeiss fanatics against Canonikon fanatics etc. Fanatism is bad for photography.


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I started with MOSS 2007 today and first thing I did was to install MOSS 2007 J. The installation was successful with a few initial hiccups, but while trying to run SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard, I got the following error message.
---------------------------SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard---------------------------Failed to start the database service MSSQL$OfficeServers. Repair this product by selecting it from the Add/Remove Programs menu.---------------------------OK ---------------------------
However I didn't want to reinstall the SQL Express. I researched a bit and saw that the Registry Key for server role (HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Shared Tools/Web Server Extensions/12.0/WSS/ServerRole) is set incorrectly. It was set to SINGLESERVER.
I changed ServerRole's value from SINGLESERVER to APPLICATION and after this I was able to configure the MOSS successfully and it's running fine now J.
NOTE: Please make sure you make a backup of the registry before you make any changes. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly by using Registry Editor or by using another method. These problems might require that you reinstall your operating system.
Good stuff. it took me 5 hours to find that out
thank you very much,your way is very cool
Thanks - was stressing about not getting past that error!!
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helped me a lot.
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Thank you for the info...worked on this all weekend and your fix did the trick. Keep up the great postings.
Thanks for the info. It works great. But could you (or anyone) explain to me what's the implication of changing the server role from SINGLESERVER to APPLICATION? I'm running a stand-alone server.
Great!!! I am on stand alone. This worked for me. But little curious to the info SINGLESERVER vs APPLICATION.
Yep!! Thanks a lot! I was getting crazy with this stupid install process!
i have this error in Sharepoint 2010 and this helps! thanks
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WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. Charles Taylor, R-Brevard, announced Monday that he has relaunched his congressional Web site.
The new Web site is at www.charlestaylor.house.gov or the previous Web site address of www.house.gov/charlestaylor.
The homepage allows constituents to search bills, view the most recent press releases from Taylor and sign up for his newsletter Capitol Connection. The new Web site also has an expanded constituent services section, providing better access to information about receiving help from a federal agency, obtaining a federal grant, flag requests and visiting Washington, D.C.
"As more and more people turn to the Internet to handle their daily affairs, I wanted to make sure my office is providing the most modern technology for residents of the 11th Congressional District," Taylor said in a press release. "My goal is to give folks the option of handling as many matters as possible electronically, to cut down on the costs of mail and phone calls."
One new feature of the web site is an issues section that will provide information on a variety of matters before Congress. Taylor encourages residents to visit the new site and offer suggestions on how it might be improved to offer more service to residents of Western North Carolina.
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Why we like her: Rae designs for comfort and femininity, so her line is chock full of unfussy clothes that still flatter. What's more, unlike many modern designers, her pieces are manufactured entirely in New York's Garment District.
About the collection: Rae was inspired by Jack Kerouac's classic American novel On the Road to create a Western-influenced collection. The result is less about cowboy boots and chaps and more to do with delicate asymmetrical prairie skirts, graphic ponchos and chambray shirtdresses. Other standouts included neon tap pants, fringed silk-and-hemp shawls and laid-back ruffled gowns.—Laura Lanz-Frolio
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Astroturf >> Read the University heralds online and you'll see the university is covering $370,000 of the cost of the artificial turf and that the Agriculture Department is supposed to change because maintenance of the artificial turf costs $82,000 more a year. Liberals not only like to spend other's money, they like to attack their critics.
Pan Am Center >> Well Mr. Carruthers, I have been behind you for most of the things you have done, but this alcohol issue is it. We are canceling season tickets to basketball and football. We will boycott any program at New Mexico State that serves alcohol. You are contributing to a terrible problem in New Mexico for a lousy $50,000.
Pan Am Center >> If a Coke costs $4.50 at the Pan Am Center, what's the beer going to cost? $9? Probably.
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Economy >> Republicans have business sense? Who was in office for eight years before the Great Recession? Recession? If their tax cuts to the wealthiest and corporations created jobs, there would not have been a recession.
Campaign spending >> If you think money is speech, corporations are people and the top one percent are so discriminated against, you will love the right wing activist Supreme Court Justice's decision that anyone can give as much money as they want to politicians. That decision moves us toward an oligarchy government run by the one percent instead of our democracy.
Roadwork >> Why would the city be painting the street sidewalks during morning busy hours? Can't they do it at night?
Cyclists >> Bicyclists deserve all the rights motor vehicles drivers do, and that includes right to ticket them for running stop lights and sign and passing on the right.
Minimum wage >> They say three out of four people are for raising the minimum wage — even a majority of Republicans are for it. But the ones that are not for it are the Republicans in Congress. I wonder why?
Minimum wage >> For the caller whose son make $18 an hour after five years of education as an engineer and doesn't want the minimum wage to be raised because it would degrade his son's salary, I guess I have the opposite view. I did two years of trade school and of course I got my hands dirty, but I made $30 an hour.
Bogart trial >> Not guilty again. Another fine job by DA D'Antonio's office.
Bogart trial >> Thank goodness the jury had a little sense in the Jeremy Hernandez trial.
Tea party >> To the person who is so interested in what the tea party thinks. Come to a meeting and all your questions will be answered.
Immigration reform >> I don't understand why some Roman Catholic bishops are so intent on pushing for political issues when they have so many problems in their churches.
Obamacare >> No one is trying to keep other Americans from getting affordable medical care. We are just tired of all the free handouts by these politicians who then get all this fame and glory because they did that at our expense.
Verdict >> If you want to get away with murder, come to Las Cruces. You can use a truck, you can use a gun or any other weapon of choice. You'll get away with it. You just come on down.


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Delivering a healthy working Basin for Australia: Melbourne, Victoria
Program: Green Precincts Fund
Funding recipient: Centre for Education and Research in Environmental Strategies (CERES) Community Environment Park
Water for the Future funding: $1,150,011
Project commencement: October 2009
Project completion: December 2011
An environmental park in the heart of Melbourne is aiming to show the local community it's possible to live with less water and energy.
The Centre for Education and Research in Environmental Strategies (CERES) in Brunswick has received $1,150,011 from the Australian Government's Green Precincts Fund to raise awareness about energy and water efficiency while engaging the community.
The money will be used to address water conservation, water management issues and demonstrate new ways of not only saving energy but producing energy from renewable sources.
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CERES' team leader, Noel Blencowe, said the bulk of the funding has gone towards upgrading some of the Park's community buildings.
"The new Community Centre was built from scratch and is state-of-the-art in terms of water and energy efficiency, using double glazing and insulation," Noel said.
"We are aiming to be carbon neutral by 2012. We want to collect as much water and energy on site and then use it as efficiently as possible." He said the buildings are getting widespread use, with the community centre often booked out.
"People love it because it uses as little energy as possible, while still offering an array of first class facilities," Noel said.
"The on-site restaurant is also 'greener' than many restaurants in Melbourne. It has organic food which is cooked in the most environmental way."
All up, there are 24 different projects; six water projects, 14 energy projects and four relating to education and behavioural change.
The water projects include water collection, water savings, greywater treatment, tank to toilets and tank to garden systems. While the energy projects will see the installation of a four kilowatt wind turbine, photovoltaic solar panels, a solar thermal energy generator, an electric vehicle charging station, and biogas barbeques.
Noel said with 350,000 people visiting the park each year, the practical initiatives allow them to gain a better understanding of how to make these changes in their own lives.
"They get to see the energy and water efficiency measures in action. They see the wind generator and the electric vehicle driving around which means they're exposed to those things straight away," he said.
"The Aquaponics project, where manure from the fish tank is pumped onto a vegetable bed shows people it's possible to grow food in a confined space, which is perfect in a city area."
Noel said there has been a lot of interest from the government and private sector in the work that is being done at the environmental park. Adding new energy and water displays to the park is fundamental in helping business cope with a 'green' future.
"We took one of the electric vehicles to our local mechanic and he said he wouldn't touch it because it's got 240V in it!" Noel said.
"That immediately started discussions about what vehicles are going to look like in the future and whether mechanics might need new skills to be able to service them."
"It's about kick-starting people into new ways of thinking and building business opportunities around them."
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These groups of Native Americans left behind more than 10,000 temple and burial mounds throughout the state. Monk's Mound, near present-day Cahokia, is the largest prehistoric earthen structure in the United States.
Before white men entered the region, it was occupied by a group of six united tribes known as the Illiniwek or Illini, a native word meaning "superior men."The Illini consisted of the Cahokia, Kaskaskia, Michigamea, Moingwena, Peoria and Tamarosa tribes. They were all part of the Algonkian family.
Some of the other tribes that played a part in the state's early history were the Chippewa, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Winnebago, Kickapoo, and Shawnee. In 1680, the Iroquois entered the region to attack the Illinois tribes. Many were killed in the conflict. By 1800 few Natives remained.
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This film for the Design Council's Inclusive Design iniative uses a mixture of 2D and 3D styles.
Design Council and Creative & Cultural Skills launch new project that aims to improve design apprenticeships in the UK.
New Design Needs You campaign aims to encourage designers to help students and graduates be better
The likes of Jony Ive, Stella McCartney, D&AD, Design Council, a long list of leading ad and creative agencies and Digital Arts stress the importance of creative talent to the UK economy.
The government has confirmed that it will continue to support The Design Council's 'design mentoring' scheme for small and medium-sized business as part of the Solutions for Business' national business support portfolio -- securing the scheme's future.
The contenders for this year's Prince Philip Designers Prize includes two highly feted graphics designers, as well as luminaries from other disciplines.
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Margaret M.H. Finch, War Records Keeper
Today's post for Women's History Month comes from Jessie Kratz, Historian of the National Archives.
I was intrigued when Alan Walker discovered those wonderful ID cards of former Archives employees in Record Group 64. I noticed many were women, which makes sense given the time period, and thought it would be nice to highlight a former female employee for Women's History Month. I randomly picked Mrs. Margaret M. H. Finch, who worked for the National Archives between 1940 and 1949.
As it turns out, Finch's name appears quite frequently in many of our records. Interestingly, it's not because she was employed by the National Archives, but because of her previous position.
Finch began her federal career in 1919, at age 42, shortly after her first husband died in the 1918 influenza outbreak. She started as a clerk in the War Department but soon moved to the Bureau of Pensions in the Department of Interior. While there, she worked primarily with pension and bounty-land files from the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.
When she became chief of the Revolutionary and War of 1812 pension branch, she became the main contact person for historians, genealogists, and other researchers seeking copies of pension records. The paperwork these requests generated were subsequently filed with the records themselves.… [ Read all ]
Posted by Alex Nieuwsma on March 16, 2015, under National Archives History.
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American Archives Month: Ryan Rutkowski, Carter Presidential Library
We continue with our celebrations of American Archives Month with our series highlighting a few of the outstanding folks in our Presidential Libraries.
Archivist Ryan Rutkowski has crisscrossed the nation in his pursuit of public history. From San Francisco to Chicago to Wheeling, WV, Rutkowski has finally found a home under the southern sun in Atlanta, GA. Read on to find out about his duties as an archivist, and how his job once led him to play a priest on the History Channel.
Name: Ryan Rutkowski
Occupation: Archivist at Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum
How long have you worked at this library?
Almost two years.
How/why did you decide to go into the archival field?
When I was an undergraduate, I had an opportunity to volunteer and intern at the Archives for the Archdiocese of San Francisco during my senior year at the University of San Francisco. The archivist, who was also my professor, gave me a broad range of duties that include processing, cataloging, and answering research requests.
I was particularly amazed at the rich history that was being preserved there, from the Mission Dolores artifacts dating to the 1700s to the sacramental records that were saved from parishes destroyed in the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. I enjoyed working hands with the material and provide research assistants to variety of clients. … [ Read all ]
Posted by Victoria on October 29, 2013, under - Presidents, National Archives Near You.
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Keeping It All Together: Paper Fasteners at the National Archives
Today's post comes from Alan Walker, archivist at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland.
In my reflective moments, I think about what has kept me here at the National Archives for all this time. It couldn't be the bone-wearying monotony of shuffling heavy cartons of records from here to there, or the tedium of changing out old information systems and learning the vagaries of new ones. No, there's something else that gets me in the door every morning. Fasteners.
You wouldn't think that something so trivial would hold my attention for any length of time. And yet, paper fasteners play such a vital role in our daily lives here. Consider: when researchers open boxes of records, they will see the telltale signs—the double round holes centered at the tops of the documents, the pinprick perforations in the corners. And many fasteners are still doing their duty among the records now.
It is a canon of archival preservation that fasteners are the devil's work; capable of doing lasting and disfiguring damage to their host's integrity, they must be removed, and forthwith. And so they are. Textual processing staff at all National Archives facilities do this every day. Perhaps gazillions of … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on June 4, 2013, under preservation.
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Are you a power couple? How about combining the the upcoming election with some historic campaign fun into a matched costume?
This costume might be the easiest! You'll just need two bathrobes and a hair ribbon to recreate a lighthearted moment on Ike and Mamie's whistle stop campaign when their train stopped in Salisbury, NC. Mamie persuaded Ike to let the press snap their in dressing gowns. Bonus points if you make "I like Ike" buttons and hand them out at the party.
America the Beautiful
Another option for a pair of friends is to go as an unfinished Mount Rushmore.
Take a white board and sketch out a mountain side. Cut two curves in the top corner to rest your chins on. Apply white costume make up liberally to your faces. The person portraying George might need a wig. For the unfinished Jefferson, some white play dough stuck to your face should help convey a sense of unfinished stone. This costume might be … [ Read all ]
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The last doughboy: In memory of Frank Buckles
Archivists handle fascinating records, but the people who lived the lives recorded in the documents are even more fascinating. Such was the life of Frank Buckles, who passed away on February 27, aged 110.
Buckles's passing means that there are no longer any living American servicemen who fought during World War I. Any memories and experiences from the Great War now exist only as written documents, recorded films, or still photographs.
In 2008, Richard Boylan and Mitch Yockelson (author of Borrowed Soldiers: Americans Under British Command) of the National Archives, made a special visit to West Virginia to meet World War I veteran Frank Buckles.
Military archivist Boylan came up with the idea of marking the 90th anniversary of the last year of World War I by presenting copies of National Archives records to the two still-living veterans. But in early January 2008, Harry Richard Landis passed away and Frank became the sole surviving soldier from World War I.
Buckles had enlisted in the Army by giving his age as 18, rather than his actual age of 16. He was stationed in the U.S., the United Kingdom, Germany, and France. The two archivists were able to locate over 50 pages of textual records regarding his service. Private researcher Susan … [ Read all ]
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Supposedly, for 300 years, on the Sunday after the Vernal Equinox, Detroiters have celebrated liberation from the Nain Rouge, the fiendish embodiment of all that holds us back. Revelers dressed in costume converge at or near Cass Park and hope for better things for Detroit's future, celebrating whatever is good and working in the city: happiness, success and freedom from the antagonism of the Nain in the new year.
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So last night I became a visionary. I made a meal I had never seen before. Chicken wing Spaghetti. It all started when I was suppose to start my diet Monday, but I left my gym bag at home, and when I go back home from work, I'm HOME. So I figured minus well start the diet tomorrow, and make one last Hungry man meal. A quick trip to Wal Mart and I was ready!
Here are the ingredients I went with:
I wanted to go with angel hair pasta, and THOUGHT I had a box at home, but I did not so this had to do.
After all ingredients were cooked up it was time to make some sauce. Now the hot sauce/ Wing sauce (pictured above) wasn't going to taste good by itself. It was too watery, because it is made for wings, and not think pasta. So I grabbed a bottle of Kraft Bleu Cheese and added two squirts to the sauce. Now I made a small bowl first to get the consistency of sauce to bleu cheese correct. I recommend you do the same to avoid ruining the whole box of pasta, Once you get the sauce the way you like it.
Add some Boneless bites and mix them in. That's it, you're finished. To my surprise , it was awesome! Very filling, I could only eat on bowl. Go ahead give it a try and mix up your dinner! I'm currently working on a healthier version that I can eat for my diet!
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Never has an extradition request led to the kind of diplomatic dispute the Edward Snowden case has created. China and Russia have defied the U.S. by refusing its demand to extradite Snowden to face charges here for espionage and theft of government property. Both countries rebuffed the U.S. warning that if Snowden is not extradited, "consequences" and "repercussions" will follow.
Will this event further fray U.S. relations with these powerful countries? What does the future hold for Snowden?
Snowden left Hawaii for Hong Kong on May 20, and hid there, disclosing to The Guardian newspaper on June 5 the National Security Agency's top-secret surveillance programs. After the United States indicted him and revoked his passport, Snowden fled to Moscow last Sunday.
Confirming that Snowden was in the "transit zone" of Moscow's Sheremetyeno Airport, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that as Snowden has not technically crossed the border into Russia, he is a "free person," and since the United States and Russia do not have a formal extradition treaty, he will not be extradited.
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Snowden has very few options, as of this writing on Thursday. From Moscow, he cannot connect on flights through the airport of any country that might arrest him and extradite him to the United States. This means he can only go to Havana, then catch a connecting flight to Caracas, Venezuela, before reaching Quito, Ecuador, his ultimate destination. While all these countries have extradition treaties with the United States, they could conceivably use the "political offense" exception, but these countries now seem to be interested in improving their relations with America.
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In century-old Durbin, the DURBIN ROCKET Excursion Train is powered by a very rare steam locomotive – Old #3, one of only three operating Climax geared logging locomotives on earth!
Departing the Durbin Depot April through November, this 55-ton antique was built in 1910 for the Moore-Keppel Lumber Co. in nearby Randolph County. Today you can ride in authentic 1920-era coaches and vintage wooden cabooses behind Old #3 as she puffs and whistles along the free-flowing Greenbrier River in northern Pocahontas County. The ride covers 10.5 miles in 2 hours and offers many beautiful river and mountain views in the Monongahela National Forest.
The DURBIN ROCKET is a perfect choice for families with younger children. The combination of open and closed cars give children the option of free movement through the train as she chugs her way to and from Hevener Station. An open car directly behind Old #3 offer ample opportunities to see coal being shoveled into the tender and watch as she takes in water at a watering hole along the way. Advantages for more mature riders on this signature steam-driven locomotive are the options of open-car views perfect for photo taking and sightseeing, plus closed-car comfort in the coaches and cabooses.
New this season is the Steam Shutterbug Weekend event on November 7-8, with the 3:15 pm departure time changing to 2:30 pm ONLY FOR STEAM SHUTTERBUG WEEKEND!. Excursions will also be available on Mondays – Labor Day (9/7), September 21, 28; October 5, 12 and 19.
After your ride, visit the RAIL & TRAIL STORE on Main Street across from the Depot where you will find a large selection of souvenirs, gifts, & T-shirts, along with the famous "Big Scoop" hand-dipped ice cream cone.
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Durbin Rocket – HEVENER STATION
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and October 3, 10 & 17
|Adult (12-64)
|Senior (65+)
|Child (4-11)
|Child (3 and under)
RESERVE 10am
RESERVE 10am
Paid advance reservations are recommended to guarantee seating.
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Seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. There is a restroom on the train, and restroom facilities are available prior to departure inside the Depot.
IMPORTANT INFO: If you have a reservation, your eTicket will be scanned as you board the train. You may also purchase tickets at the Rail-Trail Store across the street from the Durbin Depot. If you forget your eTicket, we can print them for you at the Rail-Trail Store.
Cancellation Policy: If cancellation is made within 2 weeks prior to departure date, full price will be charged with no refund. If notice of cancellation is made more than 2 weeks in advance of departure date, a 15% service fee will be charged to any refund. Gift certificates and rescheduling are options.
If cancellations are made within 48 hours prior to boarding, there will be no refund. If notice of cancellation is made before 48 hours before departure, a 10% cancellation will be charged to any refund. You may reschedule at any time with no charges for a trip in the 2015 season. Gift certificates can be issued for the full amount of the reservation at any time.


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The Army Corps of Engineers has finished the field studies that it needs to complete its analysis of the environmental impact of a needed deepening of Charleston Harbor. The data will be studied, and a draft environmental impact statement will be issued next year. That will lead to a formal recommendation by the Corps sometime in 2015, followed by consideration of the project by Congress, according to a recent report by The Associated Press.
The final studies were completed in the past two weeks, according to the AP report. Preliminary data suggest the ocean floor in the area to be dredged is not hard rock that could have driven up the cost of the project. That is good news. The project is forecast to cost between $300 million and $350 million, split between the state and federal governments. Obviously the less it costs, the better the prospects for moving forward.
Completion of the field work is an important milestone in this effort. It signifies that the work of our state congressional delegation to push the proposed deepening ahead have borne fruit. But it by no means signals an end to the lengthy process to make the Port of Charleston the most accessible deep water port in the Southeast. Much work remains to be done before this project hits the finish line. Perhaps the most daunting task will be to get a Congress that seems to have little will to get anything done give the final approval to the project. At the very least, South Carolina can afford to take no chances once it is time to secure congressional approval.
The deepening project is essential for the Port of Charleston to remain competitive. In 2015, an expansion of the Panama Canal will open that will allow larger, "post-Panamax" ships to proliferate on the eastern seaboard. Those ships have deeper drafts than the Panamax ships that had been the shipping standard. The largest post-Panamax cargo vessels can carry as many as 13,000 shipping containers. Bringing the harbor depth to 50 feet will allow them to call on Charleston at any time. Now they can call only during very narrow windows at high tide.
In order to ensure that this project is completed, South Carolina needs to continue to send to Washington a congressional delegation that is unified in favor of funding the port expansion and that intimately understands the need to spend more than $300 million in state and federal money in order to keep this state economically competitive.
The congressional delegation, led by Sen. Lindsey Graham, was instrumental in moving the project forward to its current point. If a congressional vote in 2015 or later to give final authorization proves to be contentious, the state would do well to have Graham's powerful voice in Washington, D.C., along with the others who spoke loudly in favor of this project.
It was Graham in particular who kept the issue on the front burner in 2011 until an agreement was reached for federal funding that kept the feasibility study for the harbor deepening moving froward.
Graham in particular would be a valuable asset to South Carolina as it continues to strive toward completing this important economic development asset. He has shown a continuing ability to reach across the aisle and foster the sort of agreement that accomplishes projects, such as this one, that transcend political divisions.
He has also developed the expertise on the issue and the political connections that will help Congress understand the need for the expansion and its benefit to the entire the country. For example, the Port of Charleston generates $600 million in import duties every year.
Deepening the harbor also is extraordinarily important to this state, and especially to the Upstate. Some of this region's top employers - BMW, Michelin and General Electric, to name a few - are among the port's best customers. As this newspaper reports regularly, the vast majority of manufacturing workers in the Upstate work for companies that send goods overseas.
To give significant credit to Graham on this issue is not to take away from the hard work and support of the rest of the delegation. The group worked well together and generally spoke with one voice on this issue, especially as the need became critical. All nine members of this state's delegation will need to continue to speak as one when it comes time for Congress to take more steps on the Port of Charleston in 2015. The best way to preserve that unified voice is to ensure the most vocal and knowledgeable members of that delegation still have a voice.


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|ISSN 1088-6850(online) ISSN 0002-9947(print)
Dimension of families of determinantal schemes
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Abstract: A scheme of codimension is called standard determinantal if its homogeneous saturated ideal can be generated by the maximal minors of a homogeneous matrix and is said to be good determinantal if it is standard determinantal and a generic complete intersection. Given integers and we denote by (resp. ) the locus of good (resp. standard) determinantal schemes of codimension defined by the maximal minors of a matrix where is a homogeneous polynomial of degree .
In this paper we address the following three fundamental problems: To determine (1) the dimension of (resp. ) in terms of and , (2) whether the closure of is an irreducible component of , and (3) when is generically smooth along . Concerning question (1) we give an upper bound for the dimension of (resp. ) which works for all integers and , and we conjecture that this bound is sharp. The conjecture is proved for , and for under some restriction on and . For questions (2) and (3) we have an affirmative answer for and , and for under certain numerical assumptions.
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- HondurasRetailFunding via Prisma Honduras, S.A.
Adrian Asun...HondurasServicesFunding via Prisma Honduras, S.A.
Teodoro UvaldoHondurasRetailFunding via Prisma Honduras, S.A.
La Cuesta Group
Jacinto F. is 49 years old, married, and has 5 children. Some of his children help him with his cattle and with his corn crops. Jacinto receives income from selling curd, milk, and corn mills. He lives comfortably and is a very hardworking and honest person. He will use the loan to invest in the purchase of young bulls to sell since he has a small weight where he cuts beef and sells them in the markets of the region.
Santos Dominga V. Reyes is 38 years old, lives in a common-law marriage, and has three children who are her dependents. Santos has her own house and a vehicle that she uses to transport the vegetables that she sells. Every day, she goes out to sell the vegetables that she first purchases in Tegucigalpa and then sells in San Lorenzo and neighborhoods. She goes to Tegucigalpa three times each week and it takes two days to sell the vegetables that she brings. She will use the loan to purchase vegetables.
Juan Maria F. C. is 44 years old, married, and has five children who are his dependents. He works raising and selling cattle as well as selling milk and curd. He has been doing so for several years. Juan is a very supportive and reliable person, dedicated to his family and his business. He will use the loan to purchase a young bull. His biggest dream is to have a lot of cattle and be assured of the well being of his family.
Jessica Yolibeth C. M. is 29 years old, lives in a common-law marriage, and has two children who are her dependents. Her husband is a policeman. Her family income comes from the purchase and sale of vegetables that she first buys in Tegucigalpa and then sells in Nacaome and San Lorenzo. She goes to Tegucigalpa twice a week and sells her products from her vehicle. She has a person that drives the car and she attends to the customers. She has been in this business for the past 2 years. She will use the loan to invest in the purchase of more vegetables so that she can have more earnings and meet her family's needs.
el señor Jacinto F. tiene 49 años de edad, esta casado y tiene 5 hijos, algunos le ayudan con el ganado que el tiene y cultivo de maiz, el señor Jacinto tiene ingresos que son de la venta de cuajada, leche, molino de
moler maiz, Jacinto vive comodamente y es una persona muy trabajadora y honesta. el credito lo utilizara para invertirlos en la compra de toretes para la venta ya que el tiene una pequeña pesa en donde destaza reses y las comercializa en mercados de la region.
la sra. Santos Dominga V. Reyes tiene 38 años de edad, vive en union libre y tiene tres hijos que
dependen de ella, Santos tiene casa propia y un vehiculo que le sirve para transportar el producto
que ella vende que son verduras, todos los dias sale a vender la verdura que compra en Tegucigalpa y la vende en San Lorenzo y caserios, va tres veces por semana y se tarda dos dias en vender lo que trae de verduras.
el credito lo utilizara para la compra de verduras.
don Juan Maria F. C. tiene 44 años de edad, esta casado y tiene cinco hijos que dependen de el, Juan
se dedica a la cria y venta de ganado y tambien a la venta de leche y cuajada desde hace hace varios años.
don juan es una persona muy solidaria y seria dedicada a su familia y a su negocio.
el credito lo utilizara para la compra de un torete.
su mayor sueño es tener mucho ganado y asegurar el bienestar de su familia.
la sra. Jessica Yolibeth C. M. tiene 29 años de edad, vive en union libre y tiene dos hijos que
dependen de ella, su marido es policia preventivo sus ingresos familiares provienen de la compra venta de verduras que compra en Tegucigalpa y la vende en Nacaome y San Lorenzo, va dos veces por semana y vende su producto en su vehiculo, tiene a una persona que maneja el carro y ella atiende al cliente que va a comprar, esta actividad la realiza desde hace 2 años. el credito lo utilizara para invertirlo en la compra de mas verduras para asi obtener mas ganancias y suplir las nececidades de su familia.
Additional Information
Prisma Honduras, S.A.This loan is administered by Prisma Honduras. Prisma is one of Kiva's first field partners in Central America and has funded over 2,500 entrepreneurs through Kiva since 2008. Prisma funds smaller than average loans for micro-entrepreneurs to help them grow businesses in urban and rural areas. To improve living conditions in Honduras, the organization strives to empower women who lack access to traditional financial services, and promotes solar panels to deliver clean, affordable electricity to rural areas. Through its four branches in southern and central Honduras, Prisma provides access to financial products to some of the poorest and most isolated communities in the country.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Honduras
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 12 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Sep 17, 2010
- Listed
- Sep 21, 2010
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jul 15, 2011


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