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If you've heard about anywhere in Wrangell St. Elias National Park, you've probably heard of Skolai Pass. Just getting to Skolai Pass is half of the fun as we come up Chitistone Pass in a single engine bush plane! We will spend four days exploring this high alpine pass, and surely wish that we had another four. Your guide will lead you on an exploration of glacially carved valleys, passes and glaciers. This is an area of rich and varied contrasts, from lush green valleys to jagged glacier to steep ridges.
Skolai Pass is a natural corridor for wildlife including bears, Dall sheep, mountain goats and caribou which can sometimes be spotted grazing on the lush grasses. There's so much to do and explore here that it's hard to know what to do first.
One spot we usually visit are the lush benches that offer a great view looking down onto the Russell Glacier. We will want to hike down for a better look and get up close and personal with this very rugged glacier. And who could resist a side trip to a glacier with the name "Hole-in-the-Wall."?
But of course it's not all ice in Skolai Pass. We'll take another side trip to the incomparable Chitistone Pass which features views of impressive hanging glaciers and frequently caribou. The late afternoon light here will have you snapping photos left and right. Our itinerary on this trip is flexible so we may spend two nights in the Chitistone valley or move to another spot depending on the interests of the group.
The Adventure at a Glance
5 days/4 nights trekking in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
Type: Loop/base camp
Difficulty: Moderate
Duration: 5 day trek, 2 days travel
Group Trips: See online calendar for dates
Custom Trips: Custom trips can be scheduled mid June to mid Sept.
Day 1
Just getting to our landing strip at Skolai Pass is part of the adventure. We fly up the dramatic Chitistone valley and over Chitistone Pass before dropping into Skolai Pass. This gives us a brief areal overview of the country we'll be exploring for the next five days.
We land at a small grassy strip and then face the dilemma of which direction to head first. One area we will definitely want to explore is near the Russell Glacier. We hike down the broad valley and enjoy the easy travel. Some grassy benches offer outstanding camping with great views of the Russell glacier below. Once we set up camp we might head on down to the glacier for a closer look.
Day 2
Today we have lots of choices, one of which is to leave our camp set up and explore the area and travel farther up glacier. If we didn't alraedy do so we will head down to the Russell for a close up look at this impressive glacier.
After lunch we can continue our travels around the corner of the ridge to see what we can see there. When we feel ready for some dinner we loop back to our campsite.
Day 3
Decisions, decisions. It can be tough to chose on this day since the options are all tempting. We often head on up to Chitistone Pass by a route that is rarely travelled.
The light at Chitistone Pass is exceptional in the early evening and it's a great place for some photos with hanging glaciers forming a dramatic backdrop. With a bit of luck we might have some caribou come wandering by our camp. Or we might head west to get a look at the Hole-in-the-Wall glacier. This is a fun day with some challenges thrown in to keep things interesting.
Day 4
Once again we have options to choose. We can elect to spend two nights in the Chitistone valley to allow us extra time to hike farther down the valley and bet a glimpse of the next valley far below.
Or we might opt to hike back down into the Skolai Pass area and explore the other end of Skolai.
If our last camp is farily near the airstrip. Often we spend our last day with a hike to check out the Hole-in-the-Wall glacier where it comes spilling out from multiple sources in a dramatic display of cascading ice. If we're camped up at Chitistone then our day will be spent enjoying a nice downhill hike from the pass to our airstrip.
Day 5
If we didn't have a chance to check out the Hole-in-the-Wall glacier the day before we will probably want to take a hike after an early breakfast on this, our last day in the backcountry. Fly out of the backcountry to McCarthy
What's Included
What's Not Included
Meals: What To Expect
All of our hiking and backpacking tours include a diversity of tasty meals packed full of critical carbohydrates, proteins and fats. We carry foods that travel well in the backcountry – rice, pastas, lentils, beans, packaged meats, nuts, breads, oatmeal, granola, and more.
For optimal taste and energy, we supplement all our meals with spices, herbs, oils, cheeses, butter, sugar, and fruits and vegetables. In addition, we provide you with with an assortment of trail mix, snacks, and dried fruits to eat at your own discretion.
We regularly accommodate vegan, vegetarian and non-gluten diets and will make adjustments for food allergies. These and other special dietary requests may require an additional fee.
Gear We Provide
What Clothes To Bring
Please refer to the gear list for recommended clothing (we email you a detailed trip packet when you inquire and when you register). All trips require a sturdy pair of hiking shoes or hiking boots (a few reliable brands include Montrail, Lowa, Merrell, Vasque, and Salomon ), rain gear, and non-cotton and cotton clothing layers. A minimum of three pairs of wool or synthetic hiking socks are also required.
NOTE: See the Packing Lists page for more detailed information on what clothes and gear to bring on your hiking tour.
How do We Get to McCarthy;
There are several options.
Car Rentals
If you have more than 2 in your group then renting a car out of Anchorage can be a good option.
Shuttle Van
A shuttle service provides van transportation between Anchorage to McCarthy, Alaska. The shuttle departs Anchorage at 8:00 am arriving around 5:00 pm in McCarthy. This is the most economical way for one or two people to get to McCarthy and back.
If you are driving or taking the shuttle it takes about 8 hours to drive Anchorage to McCarthy.
Round Trip: US $390.00
The van service is operated by Wrangell-St. Elias Tours. Once you have a hotel reservation in Anchorage you will need to let them, as well as me, know where you will be staying. Also give them your cell phone number if you will have one with you.
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Ride n Fly
The last 60 miles from Chitian to McCarthy is on the McCarthy road. 40 miles of the road are unpaved. It's usualy in good shape and any vehicle can easily drive it. But some folks prefer not to.
An alternative is to drive to Chitina and from there take the Wrangell Mountain Air shuttle that flies three times daily to McCarthy.
Wrangell Mt. Air - http://www.wrangellmountainair.com/getting_to_alaska.htm
Wrangell Mt. Air can also arrange a charter flight just for your group. Contact them about current rates.
Mail Plane
There is a mail plane that flies between Anchorage and McCarthy twice a week - on Mondays and Thursdays. This is a good way for one or two people to get to and from McCarthy. Beautiful flight and no long drive in the car. With only two flights weekly you would likely need to arrive a few days early in McCarthy.
Where Do We Meet?
You'll meet your hiking guide and group in McCarthy for an orientation meeting around 6:00 p.m. the evening before the trip begins. You will be in contacted approximately 2-3 weeks before your trip and we will specify the exact location of the orientation meeting at that point. The morning of departure it's a short walk across the street to Wrangell Mt. Air where we catch a shuttle van to the airstrip for our departure into the backcountry.
Drop Off/PickupTimes
We like to get an early start on the first day as it might take two flights to get everyone into the backcountry. Departure times of 8:30 a.m. are common. Our pickups on the last day are usualy around mid-day to allow us time to get back to McCarthy and get cleaned up and relax before dinner.
Safety Considerations
Your safety is our top priority. Our treks are led by professional hiking guides, all of whom are certified wilderness first responders or EMT's, each with years of wilderness experience. On most treks the guide carries a satellite phone. If you have any further questions about safety, please contact us at 9074.554.1088 for more information.
Your tour will be led by a trained, experienced professional with a solid guiding background, years of personal wilderness and hiking experience, medical certifications, and a passion for leading people into breathtaking landscapes. Check out our Meet Our Team page for staff bios.
Group Size
We prefer to run small groups and our clients like it that way too. The standard group size on backpacking trips is 5 guests and 1 guide, with a maximum of 10 guests and 2 guides. If you have more questions about group size, please give us a call at 907.554.1088 and we'll answer all your questions. If you have a larger group than ten give us a call as there are ways we can work with bigger groups such as scout groups.
Weather in the Wrangells
Alaska is pretty far north and like any mountain evirronment we are prone to sudden temperature and weather shifts. To be fully prepared, please follow the recommended clothing list closely (this list comes as part of your trip packet when you register). See below for average summer temperatures in Wrangell-St. Elias. July is especialy variable and we have had temps hit the low 80s some summers. Mid August is when things start to cool down a bit but still great hikng weather.
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What about steganographic (invisible) watermarking? (e.g. "Digimarc.")
What about making it illegal to strip metadata and to obscure or remove watermarks?
I kinda' understand the idea behind this legislation; to streamline the fair use rules and cut red tape; but I think that the "due dilligence" rule should apply to visible AND invisible watermarking. Since most methods of digital watermarking are known, any reasonable person could be expected to look for them.
Although one could assume that, if somebody removes a watermark, they intend to steal an image it is possble for one person to remove a watermark and post an image which is then used by a second person who doesn't find one, even though they looked for it. This would put the burden guilt back on the first person and serve to protect a well-intentioned subsequent person from unintended consequences.


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On Tap Today: Hobbits and Hitch for the holidays
Hobbits, rebellions, revenge unchained and -- Alfred Hitchcock?!
Ho, ho, ho, if you like, but these are the topics of new movies about to make theaters festive this holiday season. Movie Critic Duane Dudek offers a preview of holiday flicks "The Hobbit," "Les Misérables" "Django Unchained" and "Hitchcock." »Read Full Blog Post
Madison-formed Garbage to play first Milwaukee show since 2005
Garbage, the Madison-born band behind such '90s alt-rock hits "Push It," "Stupid Girl" and "Only Happy When It Rains," is playing the Rave April 6, its first Milwaukee show since 2005.
Beyonce lives up to hype with fierce Super Bowl halftime set
Has there ever been a 12-minute set as hyped as Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show Sunday? The widely publicized press conference, the Destiny's Child reunion rumors, the bold promise of live singing after that lip-synching scandal at Barack Obama's inauguration. Was there any possibility whatsoever it could live up to expectations—especially since the vast majority of Super Bowl halftime shows are bloated, ultimately forgettable diversions?
Danceworks program explores delights of 'Serendipity'
"Serendipity" is high on the list of great words we don't seem to use often enough.
Exploring the word's dictionary definition of "happy accident" or "pleasant surprise" with modern dance, the Danceworks Performance Company and a handful of guest artists built a delightful evening of dance around the word. "Serendipity" opened this weekend in the company's studio theater. »Read Full Article
Next Act's 'Clockmaker' has strong acting, too many gears
We can't turn back the clock. But can we mend what's broken, reconstructing the past's shattered pieces so that we might keep on ticking into the future?
That's the question - or one of them - in Stephen Massicotte's "The Clockmaker," the 100-minute play that Next Act Theatre unveiled over the weekend, under Mary MacDonald Kerr's direction. »Read Full Article


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Вы просто гений, ра3 так можете рисовать!!!
OK, I finally noticed your videos, but still amazed
Stunning. VampireHungerStrike, I can see you're paintings are small, but your color choices are genius. I've attended many portrait workshops and classes at local colleges over the years, and none of the instructors at any of those were as good as you, in terms of their use of color, hot colors, cool colors etc., to create dramatic effect. Just wondering where you learned all this...
Kind of your to say. I learned a lot of my color theory from Richard Schmid's book Alla Prima, though his approach is a bit more subtle and sublime than mine.
really nice work
Excellent work!!!
This is superb! I love the texture, being able to see every stroke on the model as well as the background. It makes the 'whitespace' (although i guess it's more blackspace in this) so much more visually appealing without overpowering the focus. The shading on the subject is sumptuous, there's just no other word for it. I adore the depth and richness of the shadows and the cool undertones visible in her skin color. The interplay between light and shade is so gorgeously rendered here. Well done!
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Wonderful dramatic lighting. Love it
That looks amazing!
Wow, such nice brushwork!
Too amazing for words.
So beautiful. Lightning and contrast is perfect. Also, I loved the video
Your paintings seem so simple yet they have very much depth & story in them!
I love watching your process videos. Your use of color is incredible, and I'm always amazed at the transformation at each stage of the piece.
Thanks for checking out the vids. Glad you got something out of 'em.
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amazing lighting, love the subtle neon green you used.
lovely work well executed.
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Family and farming came together Saturday in Bedford County.
The Bedford County Family Farm Tour is designed to help educate communities about modern agriculture.
Hickory Hill Vineyards near Smith Mountain Lake hosted the annual event.
The free event offered visitors vineyard and winery tours along with mini-seminars and children's activities.
"The whole idea is to invite the public onto various farms, diversified farms each year and tell them a little about the importance of agriculture to the Bedford community," organizer Scott Baker told Your Hometown News Leader.
Bedford County ranks fourth statewide in beef cows, with over 27,000.
Southwest Virginia is also known for wineries, dairy farms and produce production.


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SQS-lehti tullaan vuodesta 2015 lähtien julkaisemaan Tieteellisten Seurain Valtuuskunnan (TSV) julkaisuportaalissa, jonne siirretään myös lehden aikaisemmat numerot.
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SQS Journal:
SQS: Journal of Queer Studies in Finland is a trilingual publication welcoming articles, commentaries, and reviews written in Finnish, Swedish, and English. While SQS seeks to question existing normativities, including academic ones, it still insists on standards that ensure the validity and reliability of research. Hence SQS functions as a peer-reviewed academic journal. The anonymity of the writers and referees is maintained to ensure the impartiality of the referees' comments. Articles submitted will be peer reviewed by at least two referees who are experts in the author's particular field. Texts other than articles and essays — commentaries, reviews, and so forth — are reviewed by the editorial board.
SQS is published twice a year, late spring and early winter. Articles and other texts can be submitted for review throughout the year. The journal is an open access journal, available online, free of charge.
SQS is published by Suomen Queer-tutkimuksen Seura – Sällskapet för Queerforskning i Finland – The Society for Queer Studies in Finland (SQS). The society was founded on July 6th, 2004 to promote queer studies in Northern Europe. It supports queer research, including critical, theoretical, and empirical explorations of genders and sexualities. This includes research on lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual issues.
The Society for Queer Studies in Finland respects and seeks to continue the groundbreaking work of gay and lesbian studies. The society also seeks to question and analyze heteronormativities and heterosexualities. The focus is on research that interrogates and deconstructs existing categories of identity and hegemonies of discourses. As a community of scholars and students, SQS engages ideas and interpretations from a multidisciplinary perspective. The society participates in public debates and seeks to establish connections with other societies, communities, and researchers. The society also aspires to strengthen the academic status of scholars who do queer research.
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After all those changes on the roster, the Philadelphia Flyers still suffered the same basic result as last year (at least in the playoffs). There are slight differences (better regular season in 2011, one more win in the semifinals in 2012), but similar soul searching could be in order. PHT's Jason Brough and Mike Halford take on that subject in the video below.This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
The Leafs will be without Reimer on Saturday
James Reimer (lower body) won't be available to play in Saturday's game against Washington.
Reimer was injured during a team practice earlier this week and although the injury didn't appear to be serious, it will prevent him from suiting up in at least one game.
The Leafs originally thought that the 27-year-old would be good to go for this tilt, but head coach Mike Babcock said Reimer didn't feel good enough to play.
Reimer's emerged as the go-to-guy for the Maple Leafs this season and for good reason.
He has 7-3-4 record with a 2.07 goals-against-average and a .934 save percentage in 15 games.
Another reason the Leafs have been counting on him so much is because Jonathan Bernier's been awful.
Bernier will get another opportunity to prove himself on Saturday night, but he faces a stiff test against Alex Ovechkin and company.
The 27-year-old has an 0-7-1 record with a 3.17 goals-against-average and a .895 save percentage in '15-16.
In a corresponding move, the Leafs sent defenseman Scott Harrington to the minors and recalled goalie Garret Sparks.
Sparks was Toronto's seventh round pick in 2011.
The 22-year-old has an 8-2-1 record with the Toronto Marlies this season.
War of words continues between Rangers and Bruins on Saturday
The Rangers are getting ready for their second straight matinee game on Saturday, but head coach Alain Vigneault wasn't done addressing yesterday's loss to the Bruins.
After Friday's game, Bruins coach Claude Julien wasn't pleased with Henrik Lundqvist's "acting" that led to a goalie interference penalty being called on forward Brad Marchand (above) and he let everyone know it in his postgame press conference.
On Saturday, it was Alain Vigneault's turn to lash out.
"Well, (the Rangers public relations staff) filled me in a little bit on what was said after the game," Vigneault said via the New York Daily News. "I mean it's a little disappointing. Obviously everybody saw the knee to the head. The comments on Hank were very inappropriate. The way Hank conducts himself, on the ice, away from the rink, off the ice, the example that he sets. Who would you rather have as a son, Henrik Lundqvist or Brad Marchand? For him to say things like that about Hank, totally wrong, and probably Claude is getting a little older and needs to check his eyesight."
The Rangers will take on the Flyers at 1:30 p.m. ET on Saturday.
Dubinsky to have hearing for cross-check on Crosby
Brandon Dubinsky and the NHL's Department of Player Safety will have a chat about his cross-check on Sidney Crosby.
The hearing is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. ET on Saturday, per beat reporter Aaron Portzline.
As you can see in the above video, Dubinsky delivers a two-handed cross-check to Crosby's neck, so the fact that he's getting a hearing is no surprise.
"There's no secret. I try to play him as hard as I can," said Dubinsky. "That being said, I don't try and do anything dirty. I felt like my stick ride up his back a little bit. He's kind of bent over there in front. But again, that's not the type of player I am. I'm going to play hard, but try and play fair and play in between the whistle."
Crosby isn't willing to give Dubinsky the benefit of the doubt.
Anyone who follows the NHL knows that Dubinsky and Crosby aren't fans of each other.
The two have engaged in some serious battles, including this fight last February:
Report: Habs will be Price-less for the next month
It looks like the Canadiens will be without star goaltender Carey Price for the next month, per RDS.
"We still don't know what the nature of the injury is, but we're convinced it's his right knee," hockey analyst François Gagnon said on a french television show on Friday. "The Canadiens are preparing for him to be out for more than a week. They're preparing for him to be out for a month."
Price missed nine games with a lower-body injury between Oct. 30 and Nov. 19.
The 28-year-old won all three of his starts since returning, but he was forced from Wednesday's game against the Rangers leading some to believe he came back too soon.
After Friday's win over the Devils, Michel Therrien denied the validity of the report.
The Canadiens will have to provide an update on Price's injury at some point, but their camp doesn't typically give many details when it comes to this sort of thing.


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Big storms tend to bring out the best in us — well, most of us at least. When the Blizzard of 2013 buried Greater Fall River under nearly 2 feet of snow Friday and Saturday, many residents went out of their way, digging their heels in to help others dig out of the snowy mess — in a wide variety of ways — to help get life back to normal again.
Big storms tend to bring out the best in us — well, most of us at least. When the Blizzard of 2013 buried Greater Fall River under nearly 2 feet of snow Friday and Saturday, many residents went out of their way, digging their heels in to help others dig out of the snowy mess — in a wide variety of ways — to help get life back to normal again.
Overall, state and local officials did an excellent job keeping the public informed and updated. Gov. Deval Patrick and Mayor Will Flanagan rose to the occasion, providing leadership and communication to help ease residents' uncertainty, utilizing all available resources, including The Herald News, TV and radio stations and social media to help get updates out to residents.
The hands-on Flanagan was often out in city neighborhoods checking on residents and overseeing road and utility operations. His voice was frequently heard on TV and radio news reports, reassuring residents and people throughout the region about the conditions in Fall River, including the status of power outages and restoration. In surrounding towns, some communities kept communication lines open with residents better than others. Overall, though, it was a good effort.
During and after the storm, Flanagan had SUVs lined up, ready to pick up Fall River residents who were unable to get to shelter on their own accord. In neighboring Tiverton, meanwhile, Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee pointed to the efforts of the National Guard, which used a Humvee to help rescue a resident trapped by a fallen tree, who was seeking shelter from her frigid home. Police, fire officials and paramedics did an excellent job responding to emergency calls in very trying conditions. Authorities in Freetown also made use of Humvees to respond to emergencies in that rural community.
Beyond officials, though, there were a lot of hometown heroes who stepped up in the storm's aftermath. They're the types of gestures that help us all rediscover a sense of community in these increasingly isolated times.
About 800 people sought shelter at B.M.C. Durfee High School, where a safe community of "storm refugees" had gathered at the American Red Cross' shelter. At the shelter at Durfee, a homeless Fall River man, Victor Teves, was praised for his efforts at helping other storm victims. "He was helping us nonstop. We couldn't have done everything without him," said Paula Farreles of the Red Cross.
While a lot of us spent a dark and cold Friday night huddled up, for most, the power came on Saturday or, for others, Sunday. But some residents still face the obstacle of power outages. By now, most have sought warmer shelter with friends or relatives, at a shelter or warming center, or perhaps at a hotel with heat.
Amazingly, there were no local fatalities, or serious injuries and accidents during the storm. People heeded travel bans from the governors of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, along with Flanagan's local travel ban and municipal parking bans, allowing snow removal and utility crews to swiftly begin the counterattack against Mother Nature's fury. Downed power lines proved to be just one of the many roadblocks to getting the power back on.
Page 2 of 2 - National Grid and NStar workers rose to the occasion and restored power to the majority of those who had lost it before it became too problematic. Route 103 in Swansea had been closed due to power poles and lines down. While the busy road was predicted to remain closed until Thursday, crews made quick work of it and got the road back open by Monday.
That's not to say that the storm was without problems. Although municipal and contracted snow removal crews worked 'round the clock against very difficult odds — including whiteout conditions — to clear roads, they couldn't always make it through.
When public works workers and private contractors were unable to clear some roads in time for people to get around and motorists got stuck, there was often the helping hand of a neighbor coming forward with a shovel or a push to get them on their way. Thanks to their efforts, people were able to get to work at places like hospitals, stores, restaurants and hotels so that others were able to get medical attention, warm shelter, a hot meal or stock up on supplies.
When some residents were unable to dig out, a good neighbor often stepped forward to offer their help with the task. The costly cleanup continues, and it will take all hands on deck — and hopefully a little cooperation from Mother Nature — to get life back to normal again. Being able to count on our friends and neighbors during such times makes it easier.
Those who are able are urged to help prevent flooding by clearing off storm drains and helping the Fire Department by shoveling out fire hydrants and ensuring pedestrians' safety by clearing sidewalks. Such efforts help restore confidence in the strength of our communities and the resiliency of the human spirit through to help warm even the coldest, darkest days.
The Blizzard of '13 was no Blizzard of '78, but it was certainly no picnic. Life may not be fully back to normal, but the mess has been made all the more bearable by good leadership and cooperative residents, who helped one another weather the storm.
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Primary Function:
• Provide routine maintenance to include, but not limited to, watering, spraying, weeding, fertilizing, pesticide application, pruning, mowing, mulching, edging, blowing, and leaf and debris removal;
• Maintain landscaping of assigned exhibit;
• Participate in the planning, designing, purchasing, planting, and maintenance of display gardens, exhibits and other related areas;
• Harvest plants, and transplant or pot and label them;
• Observe and document plant health for possible signs of insects or diseases;
• Operate tractors and other machinery and equipment to fertilize, cultivate, harvest, and spray fields and plants;
• Inspect plants and bud ties to assess quality;
• Dig, cut, and transplant seedlings, cuttings, trees, and shrubs;
• Move containerized shrubs, plants, and trees using wheelbarrows or tractors;
• Maintain cleanliness at work stations;
• Haul and spread topsoil, fertilizer, peat moss, and other materials to condition soil, using wheelbarrows or carts and shovels;
• Maintain and repair irrigation and climate control systems;
• Maintain knowledge of plants and associated problems such as diseases, weeds, and insect pests;
• Determine plant growing conditions, such as greenhouses, hydroponics, or natural settings, and set planting and care schedules;
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• Shovel areas clear of snow and ice;
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• Possess a positive and patient attitude; and,
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• Must be able to work in an outdoor weather environment in all seasons and weather, including heat/humidity, cold temperatures, and/or wet conditions;
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• Must be able to exert up to 75 pounds of force occasionally, 50 pounds frequently and/or a negligible amount of force frequently or constantly to lift, carry, push, pull or otherwise move objects;
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I am 55 really never stopped riding a bike. I used to run and ride a roadbike. About a year and half ago I found an old Schwinn womans bike in somones trash,,I took it home had it up and riding in about an hour.
After that I bought a Schwinn mens Typhoon,,cleaned it,lubed it and had a lot of fun riding it. I rode it even in the winter,,not that far,,,but at least 3 4 times a week unless too much snow. Anyway now i have about 10 middle weight Schwinns lol,,I trade them off and ride daily. The road bike remains in the basement. I have baskets on most of my bikes and ride them to shop for food.
Riding and repairing bikes are my number one activity I enjoy in my life. I try to find others that ride vintage or beach cruisers for group rides but havent had much luck.
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I am currently in the midst of choosing my pieces for my LTCL Diploma Exam.
After looking through the Repertoire List, I have narrowed down my selection to a few options, as I listed them here :- I have to choose at least 3 or 4 pieces in constrasting styles and the timing of them must be a minimum of 37 minutes and max 43 minutes.
To give you a rough idea of my technique level, These are the pieces I played for my ATCL:-
Bach French Suite No 5 in G
Mozart Sonata in D K 311
Schubert Impromptu in E flat no 2 Op 90
Prokofiev Vision Fugitives no 2,11, and 14 ( however this piece was omitted towards the exam because of the time length.
After much discussion and thought I have narrowed down my list of repertoire as follows :-
Bach Keyboard Concerto BWV 974 ( 10'13)
Haydn Sonata in C Hob 50 ( English) ( 15:00)
and Either
Schumann Pappillons ( 14:00)
Faure Impromptu in A flat Op 34 no 3 ( 4:49)
Ginastera Argentinian Dances No 1 and 3 (( 1:42) and 3:31)
Chopin Nocturne in D flat Op 27 no 2 ( 5: 31)
Shostakovich Prelude and Fugue ( 8: 55)
Faure Nocturne in B no 2 Op 33( 7: 19)
I personally like the Chopin Nocturne and the Faure Impromptu.
My teacher thinks the it would be better for me to learn them all and then decide upon it later. I think the Ginastera Argentinian Dances is straightforward and a good choice for me.
What do you think of my choice of repertoire? Which piece do you think I should play for my exam?
A million thanks and Regards.
Your advice is much appreciated.
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Re: Help in Choosing LTCL pieces?
That is definitely a good Chopin nocturne. Which Shostakovich set are you considering? I know that is what I would pick for the contemporary piece, (no matter which one it is!), but if you think the Ginastera fits you better, then go with that. Also, I would always pick Bach over Handel, but that's just me.
"Z Czernym poznałem się na panie brat—na dwa fortepiana często z nim u niego grywałem. Dobry człowiek, ale nic więcej..." - Fryderyk Chopin
Re: Help in Choosing LTCL pieces?
Sorry, forgot to mention, the Shostakovich Prelude and fugue no 4 in e minor op 87.
Which do you think is a better choice for me given my current technique?
Which do you think is a better choice for me given my current technique?
Re: Help in Choosing LTCL pieces?
I'm not really qualified to comment on that, I don't think. I was just commenting based on musical taste. The only piece on the list I've actually played is the Chopin 27/2.
"Z Czernym poznałem się na panie brat—na dwa fortepiana często z nim u niego grywałem. Dobry człowiek, ale nic więcej..." - Fryderyk Chopin
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lanilovespeaches 8 years
gotta agree steve carell hands down
dmblauren 8 years
yep steve carell all the way
Pepper 8 years
Steve Carell.
leeluvfashion 8 years
Ricky although I love Steve too!
purrtykitty 8 years
monk is the BEST!! i'd be happy with alec baldwin, too - he really carries that show. i don't get the office at all. every time i've tried to watch the show, it's just not funny, but steve will probably win anyway.
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Steve seems like a winner
Novaraen 8 years
Ricky Gervais cracks me up so i voted for him....Steve Carrell is good although it seems his comedy is getting a bit stale. That Evan Almighty was sooooooooooo stupid.
havanacigr 8 years
I love the Office and Steve Carrell is excellent as Michael. But this Year I think Alec Baldwin should take it. He killed every week on 30 Rock
TheMakeupGirl 8 years
I loved Alec in 30 Rock this year...and I agree w/you tralalala. I honestly think he should win but Steve Carrell probably will.
tralalala 8 years
I sincerely want Alec Baldwin to win. He's had a rough year, but he's doing such a fantastic job on 30 Rock that I think he deserves it. Steve Carrall will win though
bookgirl 8 years
Anyone but Charlie Sheen, I hate that show and don't think he deserves an Emmy to basically play himself.
jessiekitty 8 years
I voted for Tony. Charlie Sheen makes my skin crawl. I want him to go away. Far away.
elizabethrosalyn 8 years
Tony Shalhoub as Monk - so hilarious!
Java 8 years
their all nerds :nerdgirl:
Maria-M 8 years
Steve! He's funny!!!
kiwitwist 8 years
alicia17 8 years
Steve Carell! He is so funny!
Renees3 8 years
I freaking LOVE Ricky Gervais. But steven carrell is awesome too. Either of them and I'll be happy!
Moley25 8 years
Gervais rules. He is the best.
Shiloh-Jolie-Pitt 8 years
I love all minus Monk, I just don't find that show funny. But carell should def win.


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"It's better to hire a fast nickel than a slow dime."
Lee Anderson, an only child, was born in 1939 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Both of his parents were orphaned as children. Lee's mother, Lucille, orphaned at seven, went to an orphanage and eventually worked as a salesperson in a department store. Lee's father, Reuben, was orphaned at 14. "My father was of Swedish descent," says Lee. "He moved in with a Swedish neighbor, following the death of his mother. At that time my father left school—he was in the eighth grade—and became an apprentice plumber to the man who had taken him in. He would get up at three in the morning and harness the horse to a cart that was loaded with their plumbing tools. My dad was one of the smartest men I have ever known, even though his education was limited. He really wanted to succeed in life. When he was 22, he went out on his own and opened a small plumbing shop."
Lee describes a happy childhood even though the household income was quite modest. His hard-working parents taught him to value what they had and make do without extras. For entertainment they gathered at the kitchen table after dinner and listened to the radio. On weekends, they went for drives in the country. "In the days during World War II, gas was rationed," Lee says, "and we could only go for drives when my father had enough gas coupons. We led simple lives, but I felt loved and cared for. I had all that was necessary."
Though Lee's father lacked a good education, he was determined his son would get a solid education. Each day on his way to work in St. Paul, Rueben would pass by a building under construction. One day, he stopped and was surprised to learn it was a school, but construction had ceased due to lack of funding. Lee's father offered to do the plumbing at no cost in exchange for his son's tuition to the school once it opened. Breck was a small, military school for boys which Lee started attending at age seven.
As a boy, Lee caught frogs and sold them to the local bait store. He also smoked bullhead fish and sold them for 25 cents each. At age 14, he worked in warehouses on Saturdays and throughout the summers. His father told him warehouses were invented to give boys a place to work. Lee's duties included cleaning and moving equipment. On Friday paydays, Lee put his earnings directly into his savings account.
"Working hard was important to my father," Lee says. "He worked six days a week his whole life and I really admired him and wanted to please him. He was very reasonable and rational. He taught me to trust my intuition, which I think was helpful later in my business life. He knew right from wrong, and I tried to pattern my philosophy of life after his. He had a lot of rules for good behavior and when I became a father, I enforced the same rules with my children. We call it 'growing up Anderson.' My mother was also an important role model for me. I'm not sure she even went to high school, but education was important to her, and she taught me to take it seriously."
Lee graduated from high school with honors in academics and athletics. His six-foot-seven athletic build earned him scholarships to play football and basketball at numerous universities. Yet his father advised his son to attend West Point. "It was a free education for one thing," Lee says, "and my father told me I would never regret going there. Once again, he was right."
At West Point, Lee played football for two years and played center on the Army basketball team for four years. "I enjoyed West Point," he says. "My time there formed the basis for everything I believe in today about duty, honor and country. It was a challenging time both mentally and physically but I was determined to make it. When I graduated in 1961, I was excited about my military career. Things didn't work out exactly as I'd planned, but I think it went the way it was meant to be."
In 1963 Lee's father suffered a severe heart attack. Reuben's long- term plan had included Lee's military career before he returned home to run the plumbing business. During the recovery from the heart attack, Reuben requested his son to return home immediately to "show Lee the ropes of running a business" while he was still able.
"That had always been our ultimate plan," says Lee. "I was going to have a 20-year military career and then return home to be a plumber. But my father's health scare changed the military part of things. I was reluctant at first to leave, but I thought my dad knew best. I could never think of a time when he misled me."
In addition to his plumbing shop, Lee's father had an interest in a small, 13-employee company, Asbestos Products Inc. (API). When Lee returned home, his father sent him to the company to "look around for a week or two." Within about 10 days, the company's manager quit. He stated that Lee asked too many questions. "I called my dad to tell him what happened, and he asked me to go ahead and run the company, so that was my start in business. I never did go to work in my dad's plumbing shop even though I did get my plumbing license."
That small company eventually became APi Group Inc. Without capital, the company inched its way forward until 1972 when Lee was able to invest in several acquisitions. He looked for troubled situations which by their nature best fit his budget. He took risks and on several occasions, nearly lost his parent company by over-leveraging debt to equity. He clearly recalls many sleepless nights then but his drive and intuition paid off.
"Today, I'm asked if I had a master plan about acquiring companies and building a big business," Lee says, "but there was no plan. I simply saw value in failing companies and felt if I could make a few corrections in the way they were run, they would become profitable again. I'm not sure where I got my business acumen. Over time, I developed a business model of what works and I have never strayed from it. Fifty years later, my company has more than $2 billion in sales and over 10,000 employees."
APi Group is the holding company for more than 40 independent fire protection, energy and industrial and specialty construction companies located throughout North America and the United Kingdom. It is recognized as the number five specialty contractor out of 600 by Engineering News Record (ENR) 2012.
Lee is particularly pleased with a work program he developed that ties his love of the military to his passion for business. The APi Group Leadership Development Program was created to hire service-academy officers who rotate out of the military into civilian life.
"These are people who have had 10 to 12 years of experience, serving mostly in Iraq or Afghanistan," he says. "They come out of the service with leadership skills, an idea of teamwork and the ability to perform under pressure. When we hire them we put them through a one-year rotational program within our company, sending them to about five different businesses. Once we find a good match for them, they are given the opportunity to work for us. We have a 90 percent success rate with this program, and it pleases me a great deal to be able to give something back to those who give so much to protect our country."
Lee has had 50 years of success in business, but when asked to describe what success is for him, he is quick to say it isn't about money. "For me, success is having the ability to be able to help others. My wife, Penny, and I have been married for 49 years, and it has been important for me to be successful in my marriage. But overall, we live in a wonderful country that is full of opportunities, and I want to give back to it as much as possible."
His advice to today's young people: "There is no substitute for working hard. For young people to achieve, they have to get out front. By that I mean that they have to be assertive to succeed. They have to convince potential employers that they are the ones who will help their company prosper. If they do that and live a life of integrity and honor, I think they can prevail— even in this world of ours today where it seems to be so difficult to find jobs."
According to Lee, integrity is an essential characteristic: "I believe we are born with integrity but it is something that can be lost along the way. I learned about integrity from watching my father as I grew up. It's an important virtue and one I have tried to cultivate in my family life as well as in my professional life. I think it's difficult to go wrong in this world if you put faith, honesty and integrity at the top of your list of values."
Lee Anderson believes in sharing his wealth. "I've had a rewarding, successful career that enables me to give back to important causes and institutions," he said. "Hopefully, the funds I give away today will make a positive difference in the years to come."
In an effort to help wounded veterans, Lee and Penny Anderson gave funds in support of the construction of a new facility, the Lee and Penny Anderson Defenders Lodge, to provide short-term housing for veterans receiving treatment at the Veterans Affairs Health Care System in Palo Alto, Calif.—a hospital that serves nearly 20,000 patients each year.
In another initiative to help returning veterans, Lee gifted three-years worth of seed money to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to launch its Hiring Our Heroes program, a nationwide effort to help veterans and military spouses find meaningful employment.
With gratitude to West Point for his education and the values instilled in him as a cadet, Lee and Penny gave $6 million to support the construction of a rugby complex, now called the Anderson Rugby Sports Complex at West Point. "I owe everything I have accomplished to West Point through my experiences there and the leadership skills and values I learned there as a cadet," he says. In 2013, Lee was awarded the Distinguished Graduate Award from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, the highest honor bestowed on Academy graduates; and the Eisenhower Distinguished Citizen Award for his dedication to military families. That same year, he earned the Joel Labovitz Lifetime Achievement Award for a lifetime of entrepreneurial success.
Lee and Penny also gifted $60 million to the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, the largest individual donation ever received by a Minnesota college or university. The couple has also given generously to the Children's Hospital of Boston for research related to muscular dystrophy after they learned about the disabilities of a grandchild.
In 2002 Lee earned the John F. Cade Award for entrepreneurial excellence from the John M. Morrison Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of St. Thomas. In 2009, he was named the national Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in the real estate, hospitality and construction category. In 2010 Lee and Penny were recognized with Minnesota's Outstanding Individual Philanthropist Award.


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1 Department of Health Promotion and Development, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway
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3 Institute of Social Psychology, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK
4 Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Imperial College London, London, UK
BMC Health Services Research 2013, 13:195 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-13-195Published: 26 May 2013
The Investment Framework for a more effective HIV response has become integral to discussions on how best to respond to the HIV epidemic. The Framework calls for greater synergy and attention to factors that serve as 'critical enablers' and optimise HIV programmes. In this paper we argue for recognition of informal and indigenous community groups as 'critical enablers' of the HIV response.
This qualitative study was conducted in Matobo district of the Matabeleland South province in Zimbabwe. It draws on 19 individual in-depth interviews and 9 focus group discussions conducted by local researchers in September and October 2011. Data was thematically analysed.
Four core themes highlight the possibilities and limitations of community groups in the HIV response: (i) Membership of indigenous community groups and group-based dialogue were found to encourage group members to engage with HIV prevention, mitigation and care efforts; (ii) local networks and partnerships between groups and NGOs were said to play an important role in accessing much needed resources to aid indigenous coping with AIDS; (iii) community strengths and resources were recognised and drawn upon in the community group response; (iv) frequent droughts, poverty and stigma served as obstacles to an effective HIV response.
In this context, social groups, although to varying degrees and in direct or indirect ways, play a key role in the HIV response. This suggest that community groups and networks can indeed act as 'critical enablers' to the HIV response, and that efforts need to be made to facilitate the contributions of already existing indigenous responses. Local community groups are developing local and collective solutions to structural problems, often independently of external NGO or health service efforts, and begging for synergy and collaboration between local community groups and networks, the health services and other external HIV service delivery sectors.


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