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A last bit of intrigue concerns the acquisition of wing Matt Pettinger, an investor in owner Len Barrie's Bear Mountain resort in Victoria, British Columbia. Barrie said Pettinger is a "very minor" investor and their relationship had "zero" to do with acquiring him.
Vice president of hockey operations, Brian Lawton, said Barrie told him, "I've known him for X number of years but you have to go with what our scouts and say and what our management says. Yes he does like him and he was very forthright about that. But it's not at a point where he is making that decision for the hockey club."
Wing Gary Roberts and special assistant Mike Vernon also are investors. Asked about making hockey decisions based on his business connectuions, Barrie joked, "I wish it could be because we'd have a Hall of Fame team."
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Shaheen is requesting a loan from the Kiva partner Asasah to expand her animal sales business. With her loan, she and her husband will buy goats and animal food. They are hopeful that this loan investment will help them to increase their sales and income. In this photo, the lady holding the Asasah passbook is Shaheen bibi.
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Little Red Tractor is a British stop frame animated children's television series produced by the Little Entertainment Group.[1] The ten minute episodes are usually broadcast in the UK by the BBC, usually on the CBeebies channel.
The series is produced using stop motion model animation and features unusually detailed sets and models. It features the voices of Derek Griffiths and Stephen Tompkinson. The characters are based on the books by Colin Reeder, which were narrated for TV in the mid 1990s by Brian Glover. Despite apparent similarities to Tractor Tom, Little Red Tractor has a completely different style, with more realistic story-lines, a larger human cast and no surreal livestock behaviour. It is mainly aimed at an audience of two- to three-year-olds.
Tractor Tom was produced by Contender, the video distribution company for Little Red Tractor Projects Limited, owners of the original Little Red Tractor series. Despite not having television exposure, Little Red Tractor broke into the top ten children's videos and stayed there for several weeks. In total, the original series sold over 300,000 copies and Contender, the originator of Tractor Tom, wanted to duplicate that success. However, the television rights were sold to Keith Littler's Little Entertainment Group because Peter Tye, the director/writer of the series, preferred their expertise in stop frame animation and empathy with the original. Despite losing the television rights to Little Red Tractor, Contender went ahead and produced their unauthorized version.[citation needed]
The characters of the series are:
- Little Red Tractor (leader) – a small, old but reliable farm tractor, mute but capable of expressing emotions. Stan restored him to his as new condition. Identical to Tom from Tractor Tom.
- Stan – Little Red Tractor's driver and constant companion. Stan lives at Gosling Farm, and keeps 2 cows Daisy and Veronica, and 2 pigs.
- Patch – is Stan's dog.
- Big Blue Tractor (co-leader) – a large, up-to-date farm tractor owned by Mr. Jones. Has no anthropomorphic traits. Identical to Travis from Bob the Builder.
- Harvey – Combine harvester owned by Mr. Jones but sometimes borrowed by Stan. Identical to Wheezy from Tractor Tom.
- Mr. Jones – Stan's neighbor and owner of Big Blue Tractor and Harvey. He often appears selfish, materialistic or otherwise antisocial, but tends to be socially inept or smug rather than actually unpleasant. His full name is Mr. Jasper Jones and he lives at Beech Farm.
- Thomas – Mr. Jones' nephew who comes to stay at Beech farm with him on occasion since Mr. Jones' sister moved back from the city to the country. Thomas is learning to like the country life which he initially thought was smelly, dirty and not as good as computer games.
- Stumpy – the miller. Friendly and mildly eccentric. Drives his quadbike, "Nipper" very badly. Stumpy plays in Walters band.
- Elsie – She is Stumpy's wife.
- Nipper – a quadbike ridden by Stumpy. Identical to Buzz from Tractor Tom.
- Ryan – Child neighbour of Stan. He and his sister like to play with Little Red Tractor and help out.
- Amy – Ryan's sister.
- Mr Turvey – Ryan and Amy's father. He likes to run and plays keyboards in Walters band.
- Mrs Turvey – Ryan and Amy's mother. She likes to paint and does arts and crafts.
- Walter – Runs the Babblebrook garage and likes to play rock and roll. Walter is easily led astray. Walter is lead singer and plays the guitar for his band called Walter and the Wolverines.
- Nicola – Walter's daughter who also runs the garage. She tends to be far more sensible than her father. Nicola also plays an instrument in her fathers band.
- Leo – Walter's nephew, becomes a friend of Ryan an Amy. He is a more than competent drummer who Stands in for Nicola in Walter's Band.
- Sparky – Tow truck which Nicola and Walter drive.
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Research carried out by Nikon has estimated that an amazing 332 million jubilee related photos will be taken on the day of the Thamas River Pageant on June 3rd. That's amazing. It even tops the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton last year. The upcoming Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth has sparked patriotism in the most unlikely places meaning that driving down a normal street turns into an epic photo opportunity with the various bunting, flags and other bits and pieces. So whether or not you're local to London and able to join in the four days of pomp and ceremony that the British are allegedly famed for - you might find that there are events and things local to you that will bring out the journalistic candid photographer that's screaming inside to get out! But in this day and age, when every second perso
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Claro 7 improves skin-tone analysis, InDesign support
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Elpical on Monday released an update to its Claro series of image-enhancement utilities. Version 7 now supports direct integration with Adobe InDesign, while adding new analysis and correction tools for skin-tone adjustments. The software also provides indexed colorspace options and support for e-book readers such as Amazon's Kindle.
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Excellent venue with great performances. Very friendly staff from coat-checks to box-office to ushers to drink vendors. Everyone has a smile and is willing to help you and is...
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Excellent venue with great performances. Very friendly staff from coat-checks to box-office to ushers to drink vendors. Everyone has a smile and is willing to help you and is looking or you to have a good time.
My wife and I like to go there a few times a year as it has very good productions. The seating is comfortable...
Love the entertainment, and the pre-order drinks and food for the break is brilliant, our drinks were waiting for us at our table when we came out during the break.
This is a reconverted turn of the century school who's exterior was kept as a heritage building. It was added to in the back to make up the stage and seating area and hosts numerous amateur plays throughout the year. The acting is superb and the choice of plays is varied to suit different tastes. If you ever visit Thunder...
Wonderful theatre with professional productions. The sound quality, seating and service is great. It is an intimate theatre and we attend a few plays a year.
Comfy sized room makes the theatre experience memorable. Comedy, drama, music- priced right. Located 3 blocks west of our marina with eateries within easy walking distances-
We are so fortunate in Thunder Bay. Magnus theatre gives lovers of live theatre a choice of productions each season. We have been entertained by comedy, drama and musicals. My husband and I attend with friends, impressed by the quality of acting, musical arranging and the stage settings. The intimacy of the theatre is a great asset to each production....
Great from beginning to end. A lot of good talent up on that stage. I don't know how they keep up the energy. Recommended it to everyone we met.
Absolutely fantastic. I would recommend this to EVERYONE! Best production I have even see at Magnus As good as The Jersey Boys was when I saw in Vegas in December.
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Just can't get excited about their safe, repetative line up... Tired actors doing the same set list year after year... how look another 2nd rate Norm Foster romantic comedy... or the singing post-mistress... painful... at its best with a travelling show, imported director and artistic manager...
Every time I go, I am so impressed with the shows - how everyone who is involved with the theatre mingles with the guests...the place co-creates a fabulous experience for each patron.
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There is NOTHING wrong with Aurcana. This company is, or will be, a money-making machine.
The share price today is tanking. In fact, it's been tanking since xmas. Why?
Silver prices have dipped a little. But c'mon, it had been hovering around $32 for the longest time and now that it's around $30, investors are dumping?
Reverse split. Ok, the PERCEIVED view is that it is a bad thing. PERCEIVED. Market cap remains the same and the value of one's shares upon conversion stays the same. I'll allow for a drop in price due to this perception issue.
Now rewind back to late November, early December. Under another alias[insert oxidized German name here] which I cannot name on fear that I might once again get expelled from Stockhouse.... Hey, can someone tell me why is it that one cannot imply that another user likes to fraternize with donkeys? But I digress.... A couple of months back I posted that fear permeated the junior markets. No one really agreed with me on this board. This was the only board I had posted this line of thought for no particular reason.
Then earlier this year under the same old alias, I stated that it felt like silver was being PUSHED on retailers and that there was little PULL for silver. I know, it's all anecdotal and easy to say that I was right in hindsight. But these are the two reasons I pulled out of AUN.
I don't mean to make this an "I told you so post", but look at where this company sits today. All juniors in fact. Those in the know KNEW that this was coming. The market is headed for a correction. The first to feel it are the juniors as further evidenced today. Just take an overall view of your watchlists. Red. Medium and large cap stocks are holding or slightly up for the day and juniors are getting whacked across the board.
In truth, I couldn't help but jump in a couple of times on some juniors in the last 6 weeks. Got burnt and lost a few bucks along the way. A few thousand in fact. Such is life for the day trading gambler. No matter how great a particular company's fundamentals are, if the market is trading under an underlying sense of fear, these fundamentals mean NOTHING. Aurcana would be a fantastic investment IF and only IF the market foundation was solid. Sadly, it is not. How much more punishment can the junior market take? Only a higher power will know the answer to that question. I am OH SO TEMPTED to again jump on the Aurcana train. And when I say this, I mean ALL-IN. But I, like so many other investors, are riddled with fear and uncertainty.
Until I see a SHRED of sanity and POSITIVE gain in the junior markets, I will remain on the sidelines.
It saddens me that so many shareholders, particularly those on this board, have lost ground on their portfolios in the last few months because of Aurcana's weakness. It really does. I read this board on an almost daily basis and, in a way, have gotten to know many of you at least on some level.
Take my views with respect to market fear with a huge grain of salt. It's just the way I see it.
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The Alps of Bavaria and Tyrol are a hiker's paradise
From Garmisch to Innsbruck, we hike the best trails in Germany and Austria. With at least two Trip Leaders, we can usually choose between two hiking options each day.
Photo by Frits Meyst / DRR.net
Hiking the Tyrolean Alps
Edelweiss, Traditional Villages, and Snow-Capped Peaks
Trip Details at-a-Glance
|Cost From:
|8 days
|Garmisch, Germany
|Innsbruck, Austria
|7 nights hotels
|All meals included
|Hiking / Trekking, Cultural Adventures
|Trip Level:
6 hiking days on moderate to steep trails, 4-8 hours a day, altitudes between 4,000-8,650 feet, van support (for luggage or if you wish to skip a day's hike). This is a strenuous hiking trip, read "What the Trip is Like" for more details.
- Choose between moderate or challenging hikes on many days
- Enjoy ancient Tyrolean alpine culture and architecture
- Ideally located hotels with traditional hospitality
- September trip coordinates with Oktoberfest—extend your trip!
All the leaders were personable and made the trip fun and enjoyable for everyone.Martha K.—Plymouth, MN
Choosing the Right Trip
We work hard to help you choose the right trip for you, paying attention to your individual interests, abilities, and needs. If you have questions about the level of comfort or any of the activities described in this itinerary, please contact us.
We are proud to have an exceptionally high rate of repeat travelers. For more information, we would be happy to put you in touch with a client who has traveled with us.
Soaring limestone mountains, alpine meadows sprinkled with wildflowers, gleaming lakes, and picture-perfect villages of geranium-bedecked chalets—the Tyrolean Alps are a hiker's paradise! Our journey through this glorious alpine world cuts a grand swath from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, nestled at the foot of the mighty Zugspitze in the heart of Bavaria, to beautiful Innsbruck in Austria's Tyrol, with its medieval center of Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Our Trip Leaders offer two hiking options on many days, allowing you to experience this splendid realm at moderate or challenging levels. Fine dining and overnights in traditional hotels, including a historic 5-star spa in a spectacular setting, top off each unforgettable day.
Itinerary at a Glance
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Days 1-2
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
From Garmisch-Partenkirchen, head out on ridgetop hikes offering panoramic views of more than 400 alpine summits as you follow trails through lush, wildflower-covered alpine meadows and past traditional alms, wonderful chalet-style farmhouses serving local specialties (we'll be sure to stop for a delicious snack).
Days 3-4
Hollentalklamm Gorge / Kranzberg
A breathtaking trail brings you through the steep-sided Hollentalklamm Gorge, with the river twisting and tumbling below. Other options include a hike right from our hotel through forests and meadows to the summit of Hoher Kranzberg (4,600'), or a ridgetop hike—one of the most beautiful in the Alps—that brings you past Herzogstand (5,679'), the site of the former hunting lodge of 16th century Duke Wilhelm IV of Bavaria. Our accommodation, the historic Kranzbach, is a 5-star spa hotel set on 32 acres of protected mountain meadows in the heart of the Bavarian Alps.
Days 5-6
Seefeld, Austria / Tyrolean Alps
Following the Leutasch Klamm, a deep river gorge that Napoleon took to invade Tyrol in 1805, you'll hike right across the Austrian border and emerge into the beautiful Leutasch Valley, with its ancient farming hamlets with fresco-painted wooden houses. Our base is in Seefeld, perched on a sunny plateau high above the Inn Valley (our 5-star hotel is a former 16th century monastery). One of our challenging hiking options begins in the tiny hamlet of Lehner and heads up into the forested Puittal Valley to just below the Scharnitzjoch, a dramatic mountain pass.
Days 7-8
Innsbruck, Austria
The Zirbenweg Trail ("Eagle's Walk") brings us through the oldest stone pine forest in the Alps to the summit of the Viggarspitze (7,566'), with its incredible views of Innsbruck and the Nordkette Mountains. A spectacular descent by chairlift brings you into Innsbruck, where you'll explore its medieval city center before departing on Day 8.
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What the Trip is Like
This trip is Level 4+, Moderate to Strenuous. Good hiking experience is essential. Most hiking is between 5,000 and 7,000 feet, and the maximum elevation reached is 7,830 feet. There is a good bit of up-and-down during the 6-8 hours of daily hiking, with 2,000- to 3,000-foot elevation gain and loss per day. On some days there are easier hiking options, though, and since there is a support vehicle, trip members are always free to skip a day's hike and travel to the next destination. Please note that in Europe, the dinner hour is considerably later than what it is in the US. We do our best to secure early reservations for our groups, but most often the evening meal will be at 7:30 pm.
We strongly urge you to "train up" for your trip. The best training for hiking is hiking, especially over hills or rough terrain. Next best are running, swimming, bicycling or other sports exercise (stair-climbing machines are excellent preparation for hiking uphill). It's important to take time to build up muscle and endurance prior to your trip. Try to incorporate exercise into your daily schedule at least a couple of months before departure. Your feet should also be well prepared—make sure your hiking boots are sturdy and thoroughly broken-in.
Accommodations are in specially selected 4- and 5-star hotels. Our hotels combine local charm and hospitality with fine food. Lunches are in mountain restaurants, in villages, or in small cafes. Dinners are at our hotels and provide the perfect complement to vigorous days on the trail. These are true multi-course feasts, sometimes centered on authentic local cuisine such as game, lamb, or pork, along with other specialties as well, such as fish and wonderful salads—all served with warm Bavarian or Tyrolean-style hospitality.
Departures & Leaders
Aug 16-23, 2016*
Jul 8-15, 2017
Jul 29-Aug 5, 2017
Sep 9-16, 2017
*Please note: date change since catalog publication
Trip Cost
Prices are for 2016
$4795 (11-14 members)
$5195 (6-10 members)
Single supplement: $560
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Cancellation and Transfer Fee Schedule
Up to 91 days prior to departure: No charge!
61-90 days prior to departure: 25% of trip cost
46-60 days prior to departure: 50% of trip cost
45 days or less: 100% of trip cost
Trip Cost Includes:
- Expert leadership of a Wilderness Travel Trip Leader (up to three per trip, depending on group size)
- Accommodations in 4- and 5-star hotels
- All meals included
- A glass of wine or beer with dinner
- Van support and luggage transfer
- All land transportation, transfers between overnight stops
- All cable cars, funiculars, and cog rails to and from trailheads for scheduled hikes
Trip Cost Does Not Include:International airfare; airport transfers; airport departure taxes; any meals not specified after each itinerary day in the Full Trip Brochure; optional tipping or gratuities to leaders or staff; additional hotel nights made necessary by airline schedule changes or other factors; pre-trip expenses such as immunizations (if any), travel insurance, or passports and visas; and other expenses of a personal nature (alcoholic beverages, laundry, and so on).
Arrival & Departure Information
You are responsible for your own transportation to the arrival and from the departure cities listed below. For more detailed information, including transfers, please download the Detailed Itinerary.
Please do not purchase your tickets until you are confirmed on the trip. Once your tickets have been purchased, please send us a copy of your airline schedule.
2016 Departures
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
Date: Day 1
Suggested Arrival Airport:
Munich, Germany (airport code MUC)
Suggested arrival time in Munich on Day 1: no later than 2:00 pm to arrive in time for the group meeting at the hotel in Garmisch-Partenkirchen at 6:00 pm.
Innsbruck, Austria
Date: Day 8
Suggested Airport for Departure:
Innsbruck, Austria (airport code INN) or Munich (MUC)
Suggested flight departure time: anytime if departing via Innsbruck airport, or no earlier than 10:00 am if departing via Munich airport.
Atlas Grand Hotel
Days 1 to 2 (2 nights), Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
With a Baroque interior and a boutique atmosphere, the Atlas Grand is set in the heart of old Garmisch-Partenkirchen near a pedestrian district. In ...
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Das Kranzbach Hotel
Days 3 to 4 (2 nights), Kranzbach, Germany
A spa hotel surrounded by forested mountains, this is a true luxury retreat in a secluded location. The original building on the property, ...
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Hotel Klosterbrau
Days 5 to 6 (2 nights), Seefeld, Austria
A former 16th century monastery, the Klosterbrau is one of Austria's most famous 5-star hotels, owned and operated by the Seyrling family for ...
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Penz Hotel
Day 7 (1 night), Innsbruck, Austria
A nice change from the Tyrolean theme in many Bavarian hotels is the sleek, contemporary decor of the Penz, located on a quiet "platz" ...
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Note: Listed above are our signature accommodations for this trip. Although it is highly unlikely, we may make substitutions when necessary.
Our Trip Leaders
Here are the Trip Leaders scheduled for this journey (please note that leader assignments are subject to change).
Santiago Bejarano trained in Environmental Sciences in his native Ecuador and began his guiding career by bringing visitors to the jungle and highlands of Ecuador and the storied Galapagos Islands, where he worked as a naturalist. He later moved to Britain, where he lives with his British wife and ...
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Mike Browder leads WT adventures from Corsica to the Alps and northward to the fjords of Norway. He has worked in outdoor settings all his life, directing parks and recreation programs in Bend, Oregon, coaching ski teams, and mountain climbing in North America and Asia, including a 2003 ascent of ...
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Tony Farina, a native of the San Francisco Bay Area, earned his degree in Outdoor Experiential Education, with a minor in Liberal Arts, from Prescott College in Arizona, a school known for its programs in environmental studies and adventure education. His passion for travel, mountains, and sea ...
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Annie Hawkins, born and raised in a small village in Burgundy, is a passionate world traveler and one of our most enchanting Trip Leaders. After studying art history in Provence, Annie moved to California, where she led adventure tours in the American Southwest and realized that leading adventure ...
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Born in Florence, Italy, of an American mother and proud Florentine father, Tania Masi was raised with an appreciation for both American and European cultures. With nine languages and a Master of Geography under her belt—not to mention a career as a journalist and documentary film director ...
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Sean Morrissey was born and raised in London, spent time in Ireland growing up, and now lives in Bend, Oregon, with his wife, Leila, who also guides for Wilderness Travel (he holds USA, UK, and Irish passports). He moved to Australia at age 20, worked there for two years, then heeded the call of ...
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Rob Noonan came by his love of nature and the mountains early, adventuring throughout most of the Americas from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego and later earning a degree in Environmental Studies from Prescott College in Arizona. He has guided our Patagonia hiking journeys since 1994, but his love of ...
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Stewart Wheelhouse, a Welshman by birth, has spent the past 23 years leading adventures and expeditions throughout the world. He has traveled the length of Africa, written guidebooks on cycling through Europe, and led expeditions in Asia and Australia. A wonderful storyteller and traveling ...
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Daniel Windham, born in Georgia's foothills, discovered his passion for the mountains at an early age while backpacking on the Appalachian Trail. After moving to northern Italy, becoming a mountain guide, and running a mountain hut with his Italian wife, he returned (via a couple of years in Costa ...
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Client Comments
All the leaders were personable and made the trip fun and enjoyable for everyone.Martha K., Plymouth, MN
A great trip! Wonderful guides, very nice hotels, incredible food at the two resort hotels, and very beautiful, interesting, and varied hikes.Kristie R., Lafayette, CA
We loved it—great hikes, food, hotels, and extraordinary scenery.Joe I., Santa Fe, NM
Your guides and their efforts to make the trip as special as possible are a big reason I have been a repeat customer.David W., Centennial, CO
The trip was absolutely amazing. I would not change anything. The hikes were all stunning and the hotels were excellent. The three leaders were also fantastic!Jane W., Atlanta, GA
Once again, WT delivered a wonderful trip. I celebrated my 50th birthday in style and will have very fond memories of it.Angela S., Wrightsvlle Beach, NC
This was such a great experience. Everything was wonderfully planned, down to the last detail.Susanne R., Long Island Cty, NY
Everything we hoped it would be!John E., Forth Worth, TX
This trip has it all—fabulous hikes, incredible scenery, amazing hotels, and fantastic food. It opened our eyes to a new part of the world!Linda G., West Hartford, CT


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Depending on the order, your gift will be delivered in one of two ways:
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Cardinal Sports Zone radio show: 10/31/15
On today's episode of the Cardinal Sports Zone, we talked Wake Forest/Louisville for 38 minutes without a break! We also went over tomorrow's season opener for the Men's Basketball team vs Bellarmine and Steve may or may not have called out an individual player. (he did) Justin talked Halloween costumes from his past and Jeremy laid the smacketh down on Social Media. Check it out!
CSZ gets one year extension on 93.9 The Ville!
We here at Cardinal Sports Zone are very happy to say that our radio show on 93.9 The Ville has been extended by a full year! Not too bad considering we just started on June 20, 2015. This will take us until the end of the 2016 calendar year, so there is a lot more CSZ to come on your radio airwaves!
As a reminder, our show is on Saturday mornings from 10-11 a.m.. We are flexible and sometimes have to shift around, like this weekend when we are on from 9-10 leading up to the Miller Lite pregame show from 10-12 on 93.9.
55 (Season 3 Episode 2)
This week on 55………..
We talk the downs and downs of Louisville Football so far. We talk LiveWith55 and the Cardinal Sports Zone with your host Steve Rummage (He makes me say that). We talk Black out game this week in what may be a must win? We will see. We go over all of the sports UofL has to offer in TWICA. Does Mike Rutherford make a photo appearance this week? Probably or I wouldn't have teased it.
Without further adieu, here are the most ridiculous, outlandish, interesting or just downright obnoxious things I have heard this week. THIS is 55…..
-I am still in love with the new logo. Got shirts made with them on it too! Shout out to Ray Calhoun for the connect!
CSZ Podcast Info!
FINALLY!! (The Rock Voice) Ok maybe not that extreme, but we are excited to announce that will we now venture into the realm of the podcast! The Cardinal Sports Zone Podcast will debut this Monday, March 2nd at noon.
Justin, Jeremy, and myself are all avid sports talk listeners and enjoy all the shows from 93.9 The Ville to the podcast put on by our friends over at The Crunch Zone. Quite frankly, we just want to throw our two cents in. We also see the serious need for something "Louisville" to listen to in the mid day hours. (I mean I know CardNation how much we all enjoy KSR……………..yea me neither). We hope to solve both of these problems with this podcast.
New Logo for CSZ!
On July 1, 2014, the University of Louisville will enter a new era as they will officially enter the ACC. There will be plenty of change around the different programs, and a certain change will be plenty of new logos around campus that show "ACC."
With all the change that is to come, we here at Cardinal Sports Zone have also decided to make a change, sort of like a fresh start. We have decided to get a new logo. You will see this on the website, our Twitter profile, our Facebook page, Instagram page, and anywhere else that you would find CSZ. A special shoutout to Tim Haag for making this awesome new design for us. You may know Tim as @UofLBirdsNest.
Along with the logo change, we have changed up a couple things on the site to make it even better for you. Our men's basketball and football recruiting pages will be something for you to check in with pretty often. For the men's basketball page, we will keep an updated list of the commits as well as recruits to watch. We won't list every single player that the Cards make contact with, but just keep it simple with the ones that we believe have a real chance of ending up here. The football page will show the commits for 2015, transfers, other recruits to watch, and class rankings according to the four major recruiting sites.
Justin Renck: CSZ turns 1 year old
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I am not sure how many people will read this today, kind of some other things going on! But that's ok, it still needs to be written.
Paige Sherrard: CSZ turns 1 year old
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My journey to become a female Sports Reporter came out of nowhere. I was at my last Sigma Kappa Sorority Formal when one of the sorority advisors informed me of an opportunity to compete for a spot on a CN 2 sports show. The show was called KSTV… Matt Jones was the host. I knew of Matt Jones from his Twitter arguments with UofL fans and his hatred of UofL. His anti Louisville tweets were enough to motivate me to not only attend the KSTV Casting Call but to win the spot on the show. I wanted the chance to call out Matt Jones.
Jeremy Wahman: CSZ turns 1 year old
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Wow a year has passed by already. It seems like just the other day that me Justin and Steve wanted to start our own site and break away from site we were working with. What was a mere idea turned into the movement we affectionately call CSZ.


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A 90mm 5.6 will be bellows limited on the Wista. A slower lens with a smaller rear element will get you a little more. That said, I have hit the bellows only once with my 90mm Caltar HR when using a lot of front rise. The 24 inch extension will limit you to something under 300mm unless you use a top-hat lensboard. Mine has rear swing and shift, which is handy sometimes.
Otherwise it is a decent camera. The only detents on mine are the rear tilt/baseboard neutral position. Everything else is friction lock.
My other 5x4 is an MPP VII technical. That is very limited for movements with a 90mm Super Angulon f8, but it has the bellows draw for a 400mm lens. Different tools for different jobs. It's about twice the weight of the Wista.


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Vermivora cyanoptera
|Conservation status
|Despite being parasitized often by cowbirds, seems to be holding up well in numbers. May be gradually outcompeting and replacing the Golden-winged Warbler.
|Wood Warblers
|Brushy hillsides, bogs, overgrown pastures, stream and woodland edges. Breeds in dry uplands in low shrubbery, brier patches, weed-grown fencerows, and bushy thickets; often in neglected fields or at the border of woods. Occasionally in deep swamp woods.
Forages by moving about in shrubs and trees, often fairly low. Preferred method of foraging is by probing with bill into curled leaves. Also searches rather deliberately on outer tips of branches, perhaps probing into buds and flowers.
5, sometimes 4-7. White, with fine brown spots on larger end. Female incubates, 10-11 days. Young: Both parents feed nestlings. Young leave nest 8-11 days after hatching.
Both parents feed nestlings. Young leave nest 8-11 days after hatching.
Insects and spiders. Details of diet not well known; probably feeds mostly on small insects, including beetles, ants, caterpillars, and grasshoppers, also spiders.
Hybridizes with Golden-winged Warbler. Hybrids, known as "Brewster's Warblers," are fertile, and they backcross with the parent species and with each other; second-generation hybrids include a rare type known as "Lawrence's Warbler." Males sing two types of songs, one in territorial interactions and one in courting a mate. Nest site is well concealed in grass or blackberry vines, sometimes under a bush or sapling, close to or on the ground. Attached to upright stems of grass or weeds, especially goldenrod. The bulky nest is a narrow, deep, inverted cone, usually built by the female alone. Constructed of dead leaves, grass, and beech or grapevine bark, and lined with plant fibers or animal hair.
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Illustration © David Allen Sibley.
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Migrates mostly at night. Tends to arrive a little earlier in spring than the Golden-winged Warbler.
Migrates mostly at night. Tends to arrive a little earlier in spring than the Golden-winged Warbler.
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Fall is the best time for fresh, crisp apples, and the perfect time to get back to baking amazing desserts like these scrumptious tarts.
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Serve this spiced apple-filled dessert calzone with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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The dried apples in this dessert save you time because there's no peeling needed. Serve this in the fall with vanilla ice cream.
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Applesauce and a little coconut add a surprising twist to a tangy traditional pie.
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Saute the apples, spices, and cranberries in butter and then put them in the pastry to make this double crust pie. It's the perfect dessert for the holidays.
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Sounds sophisticated, but in this free form, it's simply the easiest apple "pie" you'll ever make!
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A trio of fruit flavors is a delicious combination in this winning pie recipe. Pastry cutouts on top gives the pie a festive appearance.
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Move over apple pie! This bread--with its moist apple flavor and pecan streusel topping--may become the Christmas recipe everyone craves.
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So full of sweet, juicy fruit that it outgrew a standard pie plate, this dessert bakes in a springform pan. Hazelnuts in the pastry and a crumb topping add elegance to homey apple pie.
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F&W's Grace Parisi uses a mix of Granny Smith, Pink Lady, and Golden Delicious apples for this iconic dessert.
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Bake your next pear or apple pie in a skillet so you only have to worry about the top crust (and get one pan dirty).
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It's a sweet marriage of two desserts. Double-apple bread pudding (fresh apples and applesauce) are baked in a pie with a streusel topper.
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Served as a dessert, this Baked Apple Shortbread with Pepper Cream is good with a caramel ice cream topping.
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I believe the US was slower adopting widescreen than other countries which may have been a factor. I'm going off memory and hearsay but I believe Europe had widescreen CRTs before HD but in the US widescreen only came with HDTV.
Your memory serves you well. Widescreen (standard resolution) CRT TVs were introduced in Europe in the 1990's, widescreen HD CRT TVs were introduced in Japan in the early 1990's. The Japanese had come up with their analogue MUSE HiVision HD Format, but the Americans didn't want to adopt that as they saw digital technology show up at the horizon and rather wanted to wait.
But, as a matter of fact, by 1987 there was talk in the entertainment industry (including Paramount Studios, no doubt) about the future "wide-screen" television where the original US approach favored an aspect ratio of 15:9 or 1.66:1.
In a non Star Trek related AV forum one guy
he had talked to Rick Berman and Brent Spiner and according to one or both them the TNG DPs had been supposedly asked to composite their images in a fashion that could enable a future widescreen extraction but not all directors adhered to that.
But, of course, since nobody mentioned it yet, it might be a good thing to actually ask several of the original TNG directors of photography if that is true rather than to assume that 4:3 is all they ever did or wanted.
And how they like to see their work presented on a flat widescreen.
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Chicken and Roasted Red Bell Pepper Ciabatta Pizzas
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 45 mins
This is a quick, tasty meal that provides a simple alternative to traditional pizza. You can add toppings to suit your preferences! Feel free to also add fresh herbs- basil would work beautifully!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 fresh ciabatta, loaf (or you could use ciabatta rolls) (10oz)
- 2 small red bell peppers
- 1⁄2 tablespoon olive oil
- 1⁄2 cup pizza sauce
- 2 tablespoons sun-dried tomato paste
- 1 cup cooked chicken breast, sliced
- 1 1⁄2 cups grated mozzarella cheese
- Preheat the oven to 350°F or 180°C.
- Remove the tops and seeds from the red bell peppers and cut the flesh into strips (8-12 strips per pepper).
- Put the peppers on a baking tray, drizzle over the olive oil and bake in the oven for about 30 minutes, until soft and slightly blackened around the edges.
- Meanwhile, prepare the rest of the pizzas- cut the ciabatta loaf in half and then halve again lengthwise (or if using rolls, halve them). You should now have four bases to work with.
- Mix the pizza sauce with the sundried tomato paste and spread evenly over the ciabatta bases.
- Share 1/2 cup of the mozzarella cheese between the bases.
- Top with the chicken and, when cooked, the red peppers.
- Top with the remaining cheese.
- Bake in the oven for 10-15 minutes, until warmed through and the cheese has completely melted.
- Serve hot!
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Who doesn't love fresh-roasted red peppers and cheese? These were fantastic little pizzas. I loved the addition of sundried tomato paste to the sauce. It really added a beautiful sweetness and depth. I used a pizza cheese blend instead of straight mozzarella (to please DH) and added a bit of fresh torn basil once baked. Lovely and oh-so simple!
This is fantastic. Just fantastic!!! We are raving about this, mmmmmmmmm. I made one sub - had to use gluten-free bread for the crust due to allergies. I used leftover homemade sundried tomato paste that I had whipped up earlier this week for use Penne Al'arrabiatta. Thank you for sharing!! I sense there will be a fight over the leftovers later ;) ZWT7
Yum! I had to do some doctoring, since I couldn't find the sun dried tomato paste. I just chopped some sun dried tomatoes and combined them with the pizza sauce in a blender, to make it smooth. Worked quite well. I also used the breast meat from a rotisserie chicken I had on hand. Made for Everyday Holiday Tag. :)


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Well hello there, I am China and this is my sketchbook.
Well,I feel as though I should give some sort of introduction seeing how this is my first real post here. Lets see, I'm 17 and really I just started to get serious about art, before I was content with little stickfigures and strange designs. But things changed and I'm pretty sure you don't care so I won't describe it. Anywho, I'm doing some Loomis studies right now, so here are a few from one of his books. Comments would be nice, but criticism would be great, thanks.


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Worthy Try But Badly Executed
I remember this show! I thought it was great and so funny! What I'd like to know is how can shows as crappy as the Morphin Rangers can drag on forever when shows like this one can vanish without a warning after just a few episodes. Jack Elam had an hysterical role in this series as Frankenstein's Monster trying to live down his past and trying to forget the novels and the movies and just live a normal life. Maybe it was just too funny or too far-fetched and the idiot network execs wanted to pull it before the creators ran out of ideas. If that was the case, then they should have risked it. The idea behind the premise of living down a public persona was a good one, but the writers that be never quite got it, and instead tried to milk the joke for too many one-liners. Elam deserved one good memorable role and this could have been it. The only thing worth mentioning behind this series is the theme song; I can't recall the name of it or even know who sang it, but it was one of the really great things about this short-lived series.moreless


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Density of recombinations for all autosomes compared to a Poisson model. We scored the number of recombinations for each of 2072 chromosomes (all strains; Chr X excluded). The mean number is 2.43 recombination breakpoints per chromosome. The particular distribution assumes all 19 autosomes have a length of about 70 cM and this simplification accounts for the high. Χ2 (125, P << 0.001, 10 df). Two hundred and fifty non-recombinant chromosomes were observed but only 182 were expected. There are also significantly more chromosomes with an apparent excess of recombinations. These deviations are of course expected because short chromosomes (<70 cM) will contribute more non-recombinants and long chromosomes (>70 cM) will contribute more highly recombinant chromosomes than predicted by the model.
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As one moves across borders, the number of ethical challenges increase. What may be customary behavior in one culture, e.g., the paying of bribes, is considered unethical behavior in other cultures.
Ethics refers to values about right and wrong. Here we are concerned with acceptable behavior in the workplace. Since ethics are values, they are influenced by other beliefs and values such as the ones that we have been examining as part of the hidden dimensions of culture. We know that ethical dilemmas confront us in our own culture, and determining what is right is not always clear. The reason for this is two fold; (1) societys concepts of appropriate behavior changes over time, and (2) people within a given culture vary in their view of what the appropriate standards of behavior should be. Given these difficulties in one culture, they increase as one moves into other cultures that have different values, standards, and consequently, different definitions of what is right.
This section will examine the possible effect cultural values have on two aspects of ethical behavior: (1) the use of universal versus relative standards to determine ethical behavior, and (2) the application of standards. Ethicists are not in agreement as to the type of standards to be used to determine the right behavior. One view is that the standards are relative to ones situation , known as ethical relativism. Internationally this means, " when in Rome do as the Romans". The standards of the local culture should prevail. The opposite view is that of universalism. The view states that there are basic moral standards that transcend the particular situation or culture. For example, standards against murder and "doing unto others" appear to be prevalent in most cultures. Whether relative or universal standards may either be explicit (clearly stated) or implicit. Once the standards are determined, they may or may not be applied to all persons in all circumstances. For example in some cultures powerful people are often not held to as strict a standard of behavior as are lower status members of the society .
Assumptions and Ethics
Two of the assumptions examined here appear to be related to ethical behavior: human nature and context. Cultures in which people are perceived as evil tend to apply standards selfishly because others cannot be trusted. Thus, one engages in behavior if it is "right for me". In cultures where people can be trusted, one chooses the right behavior if it is right for all concerned; the action must benefit all affected by it. Low context cultures find meaning in explicit verbal language; therefore, ethical standards must be explicit in order for them to be meaningful. High context cultures are use to determining meaning from the situational cues so implicit ethical standards provide sufficient clarity as to what is right.ASSUMPTIONS AND ETHICS
Types of Standards
How or to whom applied
Environment: Submit
Human Nature: Evil
Right for me
Right for all
Values and Ethics
All four of the values examined appear to affect both the type and application of moral standards in determining what is right. Low PD cultures favor equality among members of society. They tend to favor relative standards because all ideas and values are viewed as having some worth in determining what is right. High PD cultures stress obedience to authority and, therefore, favor universal standards provided by their leaders. How moral standards are applied also are affected by PD. Low PD cultures favor standards that apply to all since everyone should be treated equally; whereas, high PD cultures are willing to permit a looser or different set of standards for higher status individuals as part of the privileges of their rank.
Low UA cultures value truth but do not feel that it has been fully defined so they favor relative standards which by definition are implicit/general because they are defined by the situation. High UA cultures prefer universal standards because they are known and are less uncertain than changing relative standards. High UA cultures also prefer explicit/specific standards because they are clearer and more
certain. Low UA cultures also apply their standards more leniently; rules have to be broken if it is more practical. High UA cultures tend to feel that rules should not be broken because exceptions creates more uncertainty about when the rules should apply.
Cultures with a collective orientation feel that people should conform to group norms in determining the right behavior; whereas, individualists are considered to be responsible for their own behavior right or wrong. Its up to the individual to determine the right behavior given the prevailing standards. In collective cultures different often stricter standards are required for members of ones in-group versus people outside their group. Individualists, however, favor standards that apply to all because each person is of equal value and should be treated as such.
Members from feminist cultures tend to favor more relative standards because they are more permissive in allowing people to express themselves in an effort to build good interpersonal relations. Masculine cultures tend to favor more universal standards which can be applied efficiently to correct wrong behavior and enhance the output or results they are seeking. Cultures that differ on assertiveness also favor other types of goals which may affect their definitions of correct behavior. Feminist cultures favor conservation of resources of all kinds in order to produce results with the least side effects ,whereas, masculine cultures favor growth which is an end in itself. These goal differences can lead to differing interpretations of the right behavior a firm should pursue. Growth could be achieved with a considerable expenditure of resources which is unacceptable to those holding feminine values. Finally, assertiveness may affect differences in how the standards of behavior are applied. Feminists tend to be more lenient or sympathetic towards the less fortunate, whereas, people from masculine cultures are not as sympathetic to less fortunate members of society and would not make exceptions in applying behavioral standards in their case.
Of all the management practices we have discussed, ethics is the least well defined in terms of concepts and behaviors. The relationship between culture and ethics is the least well established. Thus, much of what is discussed in this section is still speculative, but it does provide a crude guide as to why different decisions or other behaviors might be handled or treated differently from one culture to the next based on some of the assumptions and values discussed.
[References: 5, 10, 11, 16, 18, 21, 23, 26]
|Types of Standards
How or to whom applied
Distance: Low
|Apply to all
Differ for powerful
Avoidance: Low
Universal Explicit
|Break rules if practical
Dont break rules
Group norms
Personal responsibility
Differ for in group vs. out group
Apply to all
Universal Growth
|Differ for less fortunate
Apply to all
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