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On top of Kilimanjaro!
A travel journal from our CAO, Dr. Marijane Paulsen
Well, I did climb very high – over 19,000 feet – to reach the top of Kilimanjaro in late October of 2012. I had always wanted to do that hike, and when an opportunity presented itself to me in mid-year, I decided that I was game and would do it. I began by increasing the intensity of my daily 10,000 steps (I've worn a pedometer for years, and usually get my daily 10K from a combination of treadmill and normal everyday walking.) But to train for Kilimanjaro, I increased the treadmill incline by several degrees, as well as the speed – usually exercising at a brisk 4.5 miles an hour. I also began cycling, after a 50 year absence. And the experts are right – the minute I got back on a bike, I remembered enough to be able to ride it.
I also read everything I could about Kilimanjaro, and about the route I would be taking. I began thinking about how it would feel, and what I would need to pack, and what absolute necessities I would include to carry in my backpack. I'm never without makeup or earrings or silk scarves or hosiery during my working week, but those were all left at home. And you know what, I didn't really miss them. I also didn't take a hair dryer (would have been difficult to lug up a 19,000 foot electrical cord) or a makeup mirror. I checked with my primary care physician and with the county health department to find out what vaccines I needed ahead of time and the medication I needed to pack. And as I got closer to the date of departure, I was confident about my ability to successfully climb Kili.
We flew to Tanzania, and landed at Kilimanjaro Airport, located in the city of Arusha. We met the other members of our ten person trekking party (eight individuals from Germany and two of us from the United States) and the 16 guides, cooks, porters and assistants who would be walking with us. We got to know each other quite well during the next week. We journeyed by bus to the entrance to the national park, and were required to provide our names, show our passports, and essentially sign in. We each had paid about $100.00 to hike up Kili, and were told that those of us who were successful would receive a certificate of completion signed by the park warden.
We hiked for about 4 hours the first day, and enjoyed a pleasant walk through old maize and banana farms. (The government has recently placed a ban on more farms, but has grandfathered the existing ones.)We were on a gentle ascent, with a 2300 foot altitude gain, and by early evening were in an evergreen biome with abundant ferns and streams. We saw a number of Colobus monkeys and a number of native birds. We were told our first night's stay would be at "First Cave Campsite" though we didn't see any caves. We had dinner (red snapper, potatoes and vegetables) prepared by excellent cooks and while we were eating the porters assembled our tents. (The places we camped had names that promised buildings, as in Horombo Huts, Kibo Lodges, etc but there were few if any permanent buildings along the way. And I'd never slept in a tent on the ground before. Interesting experience, and as the tents were very, very small getting in and out was an experience….)
We woke up early (about 6:00 am) the next morning, and enjoyed a good breakfast compliments of the cooks. They also boiled water for us to carry (3 liters a day) in our CamelBaks. We were also to carry everything else we might need during the day – rainproof jackets and pants, layering hiking clothes in case we got cold, plus energy bars/trail mix for lunch and appropriate first aid kits, sunscreen, dark glasses, hats, electrolyte chews, toilet paper, etc. Our tents, bedrolls and extra clothes/shoes were carried by the porters. We were encouraged to assemble and carry our walking poles, as the day's trek would be more difficult than yesterday's. Before we left, we enjoyed a good view of Kenya to our east, and Kilimanjaro to our west. Except that you couldn't see Kili, as it was obscured by clouds. (In fact, we didn't see all of Kili until our fourth day.)
We walked from about 8:30 am until 7:00 pm this second day, and it was a great deal more difficult than yesterday's easy climb. There were lots of very large boulders to climb over and steep inclines and descents. And we walked about 6 miles, according to my pedometer (our altitude gain was about 3100 feet. The walk reminded me of the top half of Pikes Peak – trees were getting smaller, and there was less vegetation, and more big rocks…We had rice for dinner with a vegetable stew served over it. And I really enjoyed a fresh carrot soup that had ginger in it. (Ginger is grown in Zanzibar, an island off the east coast that is part of Tanzania.) Our second night was at Kikelewa Camp, and I really enjoyed getting into the tiny tent and closing my eyes.
The next morning it was cold when I woke up. We're definitely gaining altitude, and Debbie told us we'd be walking to Mawenzi Tarn (lake) Hut to stay both this third and the fourth night. We walked quite a few miles this third day, and it was relatively easy. We are getting close to a plant less zone, and the most abundant items I saw growing were lichens. There were also strange, Joshua Tree-like plants that I think were species of Lebelia. And we saw a great number of crows, especially near our camps. (They were actively searching for dropped food.) Our camps site included the name "lake" in it, but it was a very, very shallow pond with excess algae.
We arrived at Mawenzi Tarn in the early afternoon, and were told to rest as we'd go hiking up the volcano on our left (Mawenzi Peak) later in the day. Our trek leader/guide, Debbie, also took some "vitals" from us, including pulse rate and oxygen levels (pulse ox). We were all judged good to go, and were told that we were approaching the difficult part of the trek. We were at this time about 12,000 feet, when one does begin to feel the effect of altitude. And we had another 7000 feet in altitude before we would summit Kili (which was on our right).
Our mid-afternoon hike was almost straight up Mawenzi Peak, which progressed from large boulders to scree (the small grains on the sides of many Colorado mountains). Going up scree is tough, and coming down is fascinating. You can just "scree ski" with no skies on your feet. Some folks could get a good speed going, but for me the speed was scary. Having said that, going up the steep slope was also tough – I fell face forward at one point, and simply slid down. Scree and steep will do that to you, eh? Debbie wanted us to do that hike to get used to conditions we'd see at the top of Kili, and also to help us with altitude acclimation. "Hike high and sleep low" she kept saying as we walked up Mawenzi Peak. We got back in time for dinner, and then bed.
The fourth day we trekked up the other side of Mawenzi Peak and experienced large boulders but a little less scree. We also began to hear Debbie talk to us about the symptoms of altitude sickness and what we should do if we developed it in the next two days.
We had considerable wind during our two night stay in Mawenzi Tarn, and there were beautiful clouds blowing in (and out) along with a very cold, moist mist. It reminded me of the geography of the Scottish moors. Our altitude was also making us sleep longer – the fourth night, I slept for 12 hours.
The fifth day we walked the saddle between the Mawenzi Peak and Kilimanjaro. This was probably my favorite day, as there were few boulders to climb over and the elevation gain was slow but steady. And we began to hear a Swahili phrase that would become a very important part of the Kili climb – "pole, pole" (pronounced Pole E, Pole E) which means "slowly, slowly." We got to our camp, Kibo Huts, early in the afternoon, and took, as we had done at Mawenzi Tarn, an acclimation walk up the first 500 feet on the Kili cone. Kibo is at 16,000 feet, and the top of Kili is over 19,000. So we got a good taste of what the hike later that day would involve.
After our acclimation hike, we had dinner, and went to sleep about 7:30 pm. We were woken at 11:00 pm, and were given warm soup. Our CamelBak water bags were filled with hot water, and we turned our head lamps on and started walking as we had done earlier. But this time we knew it was for the remaining 3000 feet, and it was estimated to take about 6 hours. Should also tell you were warmly dressed, but had additional warm (and waterproof) clothes in our back packs. We had layers of clothes on, along with hats and balaclava in our backpacks to put on during the next six hours.
Walking up over boulders in the black of night was a challenge. We did have a full moon, and a beautiful starry night to aid us in this effort. And, fortunately, there was no wind. We'd been told to prepare for wind, sleet and snow, and we were fortunate to not have any of the three. It was, however, cold, and the higher we got the colder it became. I was just behind a native guide, and his steadfast and slow ("pole, pole" he kept saying) pace gave me great confidence. Twice during these six hours, two of our fellow trekkers appeared to be in trouble, and we thought they would need to walk down to Kibo Huts. But they both were able to keep going. My only challenge was that the batteries in my head lamp went out, and changing batteries with three pair of gloves on was impossible. So I got help. And I continued to climb.
Because it was so dark, you didn't know how close you were to the summit. One of the guides said to me "It's just a few more minutes" and he was right. All of a sudden I took a last step, and was at the top at Gilman's Point. It was such a neat feeling, even though it was still pitch black. I took off my backpack and got the Jones Pennant out and had a fellow trekker take my picture. After a few minutes of celebration, we began to walk around the rim of the crater to Stella's Point. It's a few hundred steps higher, but worth the walk. As we were on the rim, the sun began to rise, and it was the most beautiful pink to red that I've ever seen. We were on the top of Africa's roof, and the sun shown as brightly on the clouds below us. Spectacular, eh?
After about an hour on the rim of Kilimanjaro, we began our descent back to Kibo, and had a couple hours rest before continuing our hike down. We got about halfway down the mountain – Horombo Huts – and spent the night. And by the middle of the afternoon the next day, we were at the exit to the park. We had to officially check out, and our guide recorded our ascent time and location. We'd receive our certificate from the park ranger a few days later. We celebrated our success with a Kilimanjaro beer. I think it may have been the best beer I ever consumed – a great toast to a great week. Five and a half days up, one and a half days down, and a total of 119650 steps… I always wear a pedometer, remember?
There was a remarkable difference in temperature between our summit and descent a day and a half later. Trekking up and down Kili was a great experience, and I am so glad I had the opportunity to do it. Thanks for letting me share my story with you.
-Marijane Axtell Paulsen


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Joy and happiness dance in my beautiful soul
As i picked up my companion to write this eulogy,
Mother , i love and cherish you more than thousand luxuries
An epitome of beauty, pride of savador
Citadel of knowledge and wisdom you are
Woman of prestigious honour and peace.
I speak of your peace and reputation
When the air has gone on vacation
and The oceans on a journey faraway.
You give life to me upon many odds and misery
Behold me in your humble arms amidst joy,
Tribulation, pains and sorrow yet you complain not.
Call on the nightingale to sing melodiously to me
When i cry, you cry louder
You feasted on decayed food to give me better one
Led me along an arduous path of healing and wholeness.
I sing of your joy and love
among the heartless hyenas in the wild wood
You never leave me behind the stormy weather yet
The dimples on your cheek remind me of hope and success.
I adore you mother, queen of the east
Priceless gift of nature.
Nwanyibuife your native name remain me of woman value
I am on the other side of the world
To bring back the lost glories to your home.
Cry no more for the sake of your beauty
Your unfaded skin which remind me of African beauty.
I love you mother beyond human explanation.
Copyright © john chizoba vincent
Mother luck shine on me
Like the sun on a steel
Make way for me in the desert
Let them know i come not in vain
In this world but to impact
On my generations not to watch in vain
Shine greatly on my face and body
Honour my soul to actualize
Those dreams nature gives to me
Mother earth was there, she bear
Me a pleasurable witness on that day
The creator gave the birth right of success to me
Shine hope on me, i do not crave for foolish
Riches rather for goodwill and honesty
among my people and the next generation
Mother luck shine on me for success
Shine greatness on me not failure
Shine smiles on me not sadness
Make the air pronounce my humble name
And single me out for good from the multitude
Mother luck smile on me like the sun
On a steel.
Life is so crazy/
Death so busy it never get's lazy/
Thoughts blurred and blinded by true lies that they always get hazy/
The mother ****ing devil is always trying to chase me/
But I'm stronger than that I won't ever let *****like that ever ****ing faze me/
I no longer care if any muther ****ers want to over or under rate me/
I've already been ****ing up on my own lately/
I take your ****ing criticism greatly/
*****es I'm too real for any of you fake mother ****ers to fake me/
I'm too ****ing still in God's foundation to let the devil shake me/
I'm the general, the king of my own *****nobody can't ever break me/
**** what people say for I am the maker of my own *****people can't ever make me/
I'm the leader and deliverer of my own *****you can never take me/
Who want to question *****about *****mother ****ers thats why I'm Writer Crazy.....
Copyright © Travis Lone Hill
Have half to hang hand in hand
And harp the harmless hate
Then heap the hazardous haze of heartbreak
And heave the ironic heroine
Because the hollow horde that hovers over head
Is now the narcissist on narcotics
Creating nausea near the neglected one
While the network of nerves brings news
Of the night nitrogen seemingly never-ending
So end the notorious nudge of nylon personality.
Copyright © Gabrielle Wolcott
What makes a great mom,
Is love from the heart.
You're a great mom.
We try our best,
To raise our children right.
Teach them wrong and right.
Guide them in the right direction.
Even in the good and bad times,
We still love them with all are hearts.
They have our hearts,
Even when they grow up.
A love from a child is forever,
It's a gift from god,
Also the greatest love.
We raise our sons and daughters right,
It shows and will always show.
Copyright © Angel Hale
The Church cannot forget her mission
Was made possible by the Motherhood of Mary
Who conceived and bore a Son
Who is God from God
True God from True God
Mary is truly the Mother of God
Whose motherhood as the vocation to motherhood
Bestowed by God on every man raised to its highest level
Thus, Mary becomes the mother of the Church and to be New Eve
The mother of believers, the mother of the living
Copyright © Jacqueline R. Mendoza
My mystic mirror
Shades silver stones simultaneously
Later, light leaked
Unconsciousness uttered
Sleep splashed sincerity
Amidst an aesthetic
smile, stood shining stars
I immediately identified
who was welcoming
morning marvelously; My mother...
Sleep slept, smiles spread
Today's treasure,
Best Breakfast...
Morning, Mother...
Copyright © Sara Zahed
We missed you my sweetheart
many years away from us
You left when you were twelve
Now look at you!!
You have grown like a tree.
Here you are more handsome
Educated to the highest level
You went overseas to get education
I am proud of you my love
You are going to lift this family
We are proud of you.
Go to the courts my love
Rule with justice without haste
Let the sky be your limit
Do not listen to bad people
Work with zeal my love
Never give up to the end.
By Vincent Omondi
Copyright © vincent omondi
Maternal maidens modestly make miracles
Incubating infants into incarnation
Loyally loving laundering life
Completing consciousness crowns, circulating
Fortuitous freedom, forgiving
Enlarged egocentric expulsions
Boundlessly boiling beseeching brothers
Preventing planetary peace
Wisely Worship women with wholeness...
Copyright © Darren Garmer
A mother does more,
Then just take care of there kids.
We go out of our way for our kids,
Even as a single mom.
We try to give our kids everything we can.
We try to give our kids the best we can.
No matter how tired we are,
We get up for our kids.
No matter how much pain will in,
We fight through it.
No matter how hard it is,
We still stand strong.
No matter what,
A mother's love is one of a kind.
We love our kids with all are hearts,
I always wanted to be an aritist....in my heart I knew I always was one. I really
need to go to New YOrk and paint abstract art. My Mother and Father are real
talented. My Mother is an Artist. I guess I got it from her. I will never be as good
as her. of course I have my own style. I Know I am better I really can excel at
things ya know I could be all american. I ran track and did some things with
which I considered to be my friends it was a wonferful excellent time. I will
always cherish it. Now with my disease I have dreams and nightmares.
Copyright © Jennifer Kruvalis
for this girl of 6,
so lost and unfree,
her father abandon her,
"where are you daddy?"
scared to the flesh ,
she searches her home,
looks at the id,
no one called on the phone,
as she finally stops,
she gives into herself,
she knows hes gone,
nd left her in hell,
the tears fall down,
as she covers her eyes,
her face gets redder,
as she crys and crys,
"mommy is dead"
"lying on the floor"
"its all your fault daddy"
"i love you no more"
as she quietly shivers,
she remembers the past,
her mom was at home,
he shot her ass,
"whyd you do it daddy"
"whyd you shoot mommy"
"how could you do it",
"when you loved her softly"
so she went on her life
and remembered as she grew up,
"i hate you daddy"
"i hate your guts".
Copyright © Bunny Olivarez

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Tender muffins filled with your Thanksgiving cranberry sauce leftovers, make a delicious start to your morning.
Buttermilk Granola Muffins
Light and fluffy muffins filled with granola goodness.
Whole Wheat Apple Walnut Muffins
You'll find no guilt in the ingredients of these whole wheat apple walnut muffins!
Blackberry Cobbler Muffins
Blackberry Cobbler Muffins have a crunchy top and juicy blackberries within, giving you the feeling that you are diving into a warm bowl of cobbler. You might not want cobbler for breakfast, but you'll definitely want these muffins.
Cinnamon Swirl Buttermilk Quick Bread
A moist buttermilk quick bread with cinnamon swirled through the center and crunchy cinnamon top. This is a quick bread but will remind you of a nice coffee cake.
Doughnut Muffins
Doughnut muffins are something I have made for years. With a crunchy topping and hidden gem of your favorite jelly or jam in the center, they are simply delightful.
Banana Bread
Moist, classic banana bread for a delicious treat.
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As I sit here and type this, Alabama is finally giving me the tiniest hint of Autumn making its way here. And seeing as this weekend is the beginning of the Fall season, our Sunday Supper team has the perfect theme for you – Fall Food! I am sharing a moist and "appley" Maple Apple…
Pumpkin Bread
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I doubt you'll hear much of an argument from many considering some of the shit that is passed off as sport in the Olympics.
You mean like Dressage also known as horse dancing which Mitt Romney's horse competed in last year... a 'sport' where the horse and rider are expected to perform a series of predetermined movements and are rated based on their 'dance'.
That's an Olympic event?? I was thinking of events like racewalking, personally.
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SPCA Newfoundland and Labrador (SPCA NL) would like to inform the general public that with the passage of the new Animal Health and Protection Act in 2012, SPCA NL and its 8 branches which comprise of St. Johns, Baccalieu, Burin, Clarenville, Gander, Exploits Valley, South West Coast, and Goose Bay, have been instructed by the Department of Natural Resources to stop responding to complaints of animal neglect and abuse. SPCA NL is not considered an enforcement agency under the Animal Health and Protection Act.
Every year, the SPCA NL branches receive more than 750 complaints of possible animal neglect and cruelty across the province. As a community organization with public trust, dedicated volunteers and staff knowledgeable in animal care and behaviour, SPCA NL could provide a key role in the area of responding to complaint calls. Therefore, SPCA NL will remain focused and committed to re-establishing a presence in providing a sustainable response to animal abuse complaints, educating the general public and assisting enforcement agencies in carrying out this mandate more effectively.
Under previous legislation SPCA branches had authority to enforce legislation, and to support law enforcement agencies, in the prevention of animal cruelty. Currently SPCA NL branches have authority to hold animals that have been seized by the RCMP or RNC but not to be engaged in the enforcement activities leading up to that seizure in any way. Once an animal seizure occurs and the animal is placed in the care of the SPCA, the shelter has to assume all costs associated with housing and caring for the animal and in some cases these costs have been in the range of several thousands of dollars.
The Provincial Government has stated that the services of the RCMP, RNC and designated Municipal Officers are providing an adequate service in responding to complaints of animal neglect and cruelty in this province. SPCA NL Board and its 8 branches contend that animal cruelty deserves additional attention as there continue to be gaps in service across the province. While the RCMP/RNC and municipalities are working diligently to fulfil their obligations under the Animal Health and Protection Act, these enforcement agencies have many other responsibilities besides animal investigations. Many citizens continue to contact the SPCA with complaints of animal cruelty because the timelines for investigations appears extensive and the individuals logging the complaints are concerned about the level of distress of the animals. The SPCA continues to receive requests for assistance from enforcement agencies. The involvement of SPCA branches would result in a better utilization of resources and more expedient response to all complaint calls.
SPCA NL will continue to advocate to the Province for authority to be able to work with existing forces to provide better coordination, and bring stronger animal health knowledge to the process of enforcement. SPCA organizations are a valued member of the enforcement process across Canada.
They are a professional, knowledgeable, and trusted agency. The animals of Newfoundland and Labrador deserve the same consideration as other provinces.
The Provincial Government supports the sheltering and rehoming operations with an annual renewable grant of $110,000, representing just over 10% of the $1.2M spent by shelters across the province. The remaining funds for shelter operations are provided by private and corporate donations. The more than 3600 animals directly coming through our shelter doors and hundreds of others are assisted through various community programs, thanks to the Province and the public. However, the needs of those animals that are neglected and face abuse that do not come through our doors also need resources, attention and care.
We ask that the public tell their Members of the House of Assembly their concerns to ensure animals' voices' are heard in this matter. The animals of Newfoundland and Labrador deserve to be safe, protected and free from suffering. SPCA NL should be provided a role in enforcement activities to provide protection for animals of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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November 27, 2015
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- A federal judge in Memphis has sentenced a longtime Memphis educator to seven years in prison in a test-taking fraud scheme.
Clarence Mumford Sr. pleaded guilty in February to leading a 15-year scheme that helped teachers cheat on qualification exams. The passing scores were then used to help people get jobs in public schools.
Prosecutors say teachers in Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas paid Mumford $1,500 to more than $3,000 to have ringers take the Praxis certification tests for them.
The 59-year-old Mumford pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail, wire, identification and Social Security fraud and one charge of aggravated identity theft.
In pronouncing sentence Monday, U.S. District Court Judge John Fowlkes also ordered three years of probation and ordered Mumford to pay $167,000 in restitution.
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Yo. Yolo. Oi. If these exclamations aren't enough for you, here's the next one-syllable notification app that just surfaced at a hackathon event: bark. Well, at least we've finally moved on from human noises. Bark was developed at the recent AngelHack San Francisco Spring 2014 by Notivo founders Sebastian Kim and Sungsoo Moon, the CEO of MyDrives. Here's the kicker: Yo's founder Or Arbel was the one of the judges.
Curiously, out of 120 or so teams, the duo still managed to make it through to the finals – this despite Arbel's obvious and very public dislike of Yo copycats. Bark is very much a replica of Yo, with two major differences: users are anonymous, and barks can be sent only within a distance of a mile (about 1.6 km). Kim explains how it works:
Essentially it's an app that allows you to pick a dog, and bark to everyone else with the app within one mile of where you are. We're pitching it as sort of 'the simplest form of communication in your neighbourhood'.
Here's the notification receivers will see:
According to Kim, this app was initially created for fun. "This is as much of a joke as Yo is," he says. However, he also sees it as an experiment of sorts. "It could be an experiment to disrupt the general concept of online communication, and can also be useful depending on our users' imagination," he explains. Kim believes that a bark could mean almost anything, from "I'm bored" to "I'm home", and could become a universal language for humans to communicate with. He describes it as such:
The Internet allowed humans to communicate with each other no matter how far away they are. However, it also made people talk less with their friends and family, and with their neighborhood. Sometimes we try, but often we don't have many things to say. So what if you could just bark? When a dog starts barking, other dogs follow. We thought this could be the most effective way of communication. You don't need to speak the same language. You don't even really need to have anything to say. Because now you can just bark with this app.
Perhaps there is something compelling about being able to communicate without words. Already, 144 people have signed up, and 23,000 barks have been made within six hours of the launch. If you want to join the chorus of barking, you can download it on both iOS and Android.
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Call Log/ Call Register Feature in Mobile
The Call Log or Call Register feature present in mobile is the simplest way to get cell phone records. You can find detailed information of the calls in the call log. The calls are listed in categories like dialed, received and missed calls. If the Caller ID is activated on the phone, the name and the number of all the incoming calls can be seen easily. Some phones even allow you to see call duration and the times you have spoken to that person over a period of 30 days.
Itemized Bill
The itemized bill is one of the best ways to get cell phone records and all the information of the calls that were made and received over a billing period of one month. The itemized bill is only given to the owner of a particular cell phone number. Once the account verification is done at the customer support of the network service provider, a person may ask for an itemized bill. The itemized bill can be viewed online through the online service provided by the network service provider's website, email or through mail.
Cell Phone Lookup Service
This method does not allow you to get details about the calls that were made and received but get information such as the name, address and other contact details of a particular cell phone number user. If you do an online research, you can find numerous cell phone lookup service websites that offer you to details of the owner of a cell phone number for free or at a nominal price.
Private Investigator
If you are really worried about your spouse cheating on you, you can hire a private investigator (only if you are the owner of the cell phone number) to get cell phone records in order to get details like deleted SMSs and call logs. However, one must seek permission from the cell phone service provider before taking such a step.
It is totally unethical to barge into other's cell phone records and it is a punishable act under the law. Hence, you must go for all the above procedures (except cell phone lookup service) only if you are the legal owner of a cell phone number.
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Don Walker offers news, notes and perspective on the sports business landscape
Bowling exec knocks Milwaukee
John Berglund, the executive director of the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America, was in town on Wednesday to meet with staffers at the United States Bowling Congress. He was there to explain what seems to be obvious: the U.S. Bowling Congress, the national governing body for bowling, is moving from Greendale to Arlington, Texas.
Berglund, it appears, is not a big fan of Milwaukee or its transportation system. According to a source who was present at the staff meeting, Berglund said Milwaukee is a second-tier city with a poor transportation system. By transportation, he meant Mitchell International Airport.
Berglund could not be reached for comment. A BPAA official said Berglund was out of the country.
Mark Miller, a spokesman for the USBC, said he was in attendance at the same meeting. He said Berglund did not call Milwaukee a second-tier city. He said Berglund merely said Milwaukee was not a first-tier city.
"He really loves Milwaukee," Miller said.
As to Berglund's criticism of the airport, Miller said that it is costlier to fly to and from Milwaukee as opposed to, say, Arlington.
All of this comes as a backdrop to Monday night's meeting in Greendale when the USBC's board of directors is expected to make a final decision on the move to Arlington.
Today, the Milwaukee 7, a group formed to promote businesses to come to Milwaukee, is making a last-ditch effort to keep the USBC, with its 200-plus jobs and multi-million-dollar budget, in the region. The group is giving the USBC information on two pieces of real estate Milwaukee 7 believes is good enough to keep the USBC here and provide them with enough room to build a new training and testing center.
But by all indications the move is too late. USBC president Jeff Boje is a former BPAA official. In addition, Arlington city officials are working on a plan to bring USBC south.
The Texas plan calls for the USBC to move to an area adjacent to the BPAA headquarters. In addition, there are negotiations going on to buy a piece of vacant land nearby in order to allow the two groups to build new testing and training facilities.
Judging from Berglund's comments this week in Greendale, it appears the move to Texas is a foregone conclusion. The source who was present at the meeting with Berglund said USBC staffers feel Monday's meeting is merely window-dressing.
The USBC decision has begun to attract some nationwide attention. This week, Sports Illustrated magazine columnist Frank Deford wrote about Milwaukee. He wrote:
"And now they might move bowling central from Milwaukee to Texas? Hey, you might as well make Oshkosh the rodeo capital of America and transport the Alamo to Sheboygan. Bowlers of the world, unite. Have another brewski and keep bowling where God meant it to be."
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Finally. After a lot of planing, collecting and time...
It's done. it has it's glitches and tweaks that it still needs, but it's in the car.
PIII 500 MHz Slot1 Pocessor
Noname Motherboard
356 Ram (should be 512 but I need t exchange the ram)
Geforce 4 MX440 VGA card (running at 800X480/61 Hz with Powerstrip :D )
Slim DVD drive with IDE converter
Opus 150W PSU (needs a little tweaking)
Xenarc 700TSV (will be hardwired to opus)
Microsoft USB Wifi adapter
Rikaline 6010 USB GPS mouse
Xp Pro SP2, Frodoplayer, CF, Iguidance2, tons of movies/mp3s
Alpine CDA-9807 Headunit
Kicker SS8 sub
Planet Audio VX1002 100WX2 Amp
1998 Volkswagen Passat GLS
1.8L 4cylinder Turbo engine
K&N Airfilter
Projector Headlights with Silvania Sylverstar bulbs plus blue citylight mod
Costum shifterboot
Beltronics Vector 995 Radardetector (will be hardwired also)
Custom "H" Counrty code sticker (I'm a proud Hungarian after all)
Costum Licensplate.
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Endian Firewall Community 2.3 with New Features
Italian firm Endian has completed work on a Linux-based firewall software product in version 2.3. The Community edition of the Endian Firewall (EFW) includes features that were previously available for paying customers only.
The features to Endian Firewall Community 2.3 include a new dashboard to replace the main page that provides statistics on system traffic. The product also underwent some fundamental changes underneath: version 2.3 makes it possible to create VLANs on every interface (IEEE 802.1q trunking) and traffic shaping was replaced by a completely new quality of service (QoS) module.
New time-based access control lists (ACLs) were also added for HTTP proxy, as was content filtering for users and groups. Backups can now go to, and be restored from, USB media, Snort intrusion prevention rules are configurable, and basic SNMP support was added. Further details are in the product announcement and change log.
Endian Firewall Community 2.3 is under GPL for free download. The firm also updated its firewall appliances, as described in its feature overview.
Good ?!?!Is it as good as Smothwall ??? keep me posted
Issue 23: Raspberry Pi Adventures/Special Editions
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Photon Controller Goes Open Source
VMware bids for a stake in the container industry with a bold effort to integrate containers with its classic virtualization system.
New Point-and-Click Exploit Kit Appears in the Wild
3ROS attack tool lowers the technical bar so anyone can be an intruder.
Firefox Finally Gets Tracking Protection
Mozilla's latest browser offers powerful new privacy feature
New Password Looter Tool Steals Passwords from a Password Manager
If attackers are on your system, saving your passwords in a password vault is no protection.
Over a Million Websites Are Still Using SHA-1
Faulty hash algorithm persists, despite efforts by experts to raise awareness.
Dyreza Malware is Back
Powerful man-in-the-middle attack is now targeting online shopping.
Kernel Developer Matthew Garrett Forks the Linux Kernel
Another high-profile coder says the kernel team needs a kinder, gentler culture.
Bugzilla Bug
Bug database has a bug of its own that could allow an intruder to create an unauthorized account.
US Launches New Strategy for Broadband Access
Report focuses federal resources on achieving universal Internet access.
RC4 Finally Gets the Fork
Leading browser makers say "no" to porous encryption algorithm


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Rhiza's Impact at the Social Venture Network
At Rhiza, we believe deeply in operating our business in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. Our CEO, Josh Knauer, has been a member of the Social Venture Network (SVN) since 1999 and serves on the organization's Board of Directors. SVN is a network of innovative business leaders who passionately believe that responsible businesses can help create a more just and sustainable future.
Rhiza's presence and engagement at the fall SVN 2011 Conference was deep: Mike Higgins, Maryl Widdows and Josh Knauer were all in attendance, Rhiza was the lanyard sponsor, Josh was the Conference Chair, and led two sessions at the conference. One of those sessions, Leveraging Emerging Technologies to Change the World was widely covered around the web, including a blog post on the SVN Blog and another posted to fellow SVN software company, Singlebrook Technologies' blog. There was also quite a bit of Twitter coverage.
While the Rhiza Team is widely known for its leadership in data collection, visual analysis and publishing, you'll be hearing a lot more about our efforts to bring definition to our responsible business practices.
We welcome your feedback and highly encourage you to take a look at the Social Venture Network and join us at their next conference.
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SVN conferences are truly in a league of its own. This years' was aptly named "Movers, Shakers and Changemakers." Although not a first-timer, I went to Josh's welcome and networking session where he gave relevant tips not just on how to get the most out of the conference but how to best take it all in. For indeed, SVN conferences are not just for learning or networking. If conferences were like books, to paraphrase Sir Francis Bacon, SVN's would be one to be chewed and digested.
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December 1, 2015
A few Troy Trojans got some personal time with NFL scouts Monday at their pro day in Troy.
After years of as student athletes, Troy football players took their shot at being a commodity at the pro day. Running jumping and lifting to prove that they're physically prepared for the next level.
31 nfl teams sent representatives to Movie Gallery Stadium to watch the usual suspects. Defensive stars Brandon Lang and Cameron Sheffield who've they've seen before but this time around the pass rushing duo says they're a little more comfortable.
And when the drills were through everyone sat down to watch Levi Brown throw the ball for Carolina Panthers' Quarterback Coach Rip Sherer and Kansas City Chiefs Offensive Coordinator Charlie Weiss.
The former Notre Dame head coach actually ate breakfast with Levi in the morning. Brown chalks that up as part of the interview process and says he'll do everything he can to show he can run an NLF offense.
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Talk about saving the best for last!
Although she didn't walk the carpet (and thus isn't included in our best dressed list) Halle Berry did present the last award of the night, and her arrival was well worth the wait.
Wearing a flowing mauve gown with a cinched waist, the 48-year-old actress looked absolutely phenomenal posing in the press room backstage. Showing off her toned arms and killer legs, we're having a hard time comprehending that Berry is no longer a twentysomething beauty. Seriously, has she ever aged?
The Oscar winner announced the Outstanding Drama Series awards at the 2014 Emmys, giving it up to Breaking Bad for the win. Not that we were paying attention to the award, because we were still distracted by Berry's unbelievable good looks.
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Here are several high- and low-calorie drinks to help quench your summer thirst and fill your belly. Seltzer, unsweetened iced tea and water are the real low-calorie alternatives, but in case you're looking for a few others, here you go.
Ginger Peach Margaritas
1 tablespoon coarse sugar
1 tablespoon crystallized ginger, very finely chopped
1 lime
2 medium (6 to 8 ounces each) peaches, unpeeled, pitted and cut up
1 recipe Ginger Syrup (recipe follows)
1/2 cup tequila
1/3 cup Cointreau or Triple Sec
1/3 cup lime juice
2 1/2 cups ice cubes
In a shallow dish combine sugar and crystallized ginger; set aside. Cut a thick lime slice; cut slice in half.
Rub halves around rims of 5 or 6 glasses.
Dip rims into the sugar mixture to coat; set glasses aside. Slice remaining lime into 5 or 6 slices; set aside for garnish.
In a blender combine peaches, Ginger Syrup, tequila, Cointreau and lime juice. Cover and blend until smooth.
Gradually add ice cubes, blending until smooth (blender will be full).
Pour into glasses. Garnish with the reserved lime slices. Freeze 3 to 4 hours. Makes 5 to 6 (6-ounce) servings.
Nutrition per serving: 188 calories
Exercise equivalents in minutes: Walk: 49; bike: 27; run: 20; swim: 23; yoga: 64; dance: 32
Recipe from Better Homes and Gardens Fresh (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013)
Ginger Syrup
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
1 (1-inch) piece fresh ginger
In a small saucepan combine sugar, water and ginger. Bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Boil gently, uncovered, for 4 minutes or until thickened. Remove from heat; let cool.
Remove and discard the ginger.
Blackberry Pineapple Sidecar
7 ripe blackberries
1 1/2 ounces fresh pineapple juice
1/2 ounce fresh lemon juice
1/2 ounce simple syrup
1 1/2 ounces Hennessy VS cognac
1/2 ounce Cointreau
Pineapple leaf and/or lemon wedge, for garnish
In a cocktail shaker, muddle the blackberries with the pineapple juice, lemon juice and simple syrup. Add the cognac and Cointreau. Top with ice and shake vigorously.
Double strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with the pineapple leaf and/or lemon wedge. Makes 1 drink.
*To make simple syrup boil 1 cup of water with 1 cup of sugar until sugar is dissolved. Cool before using.
Nutrition per serving: 204 calories
Exercise equivalents in minutes: Walk: 53; bike: 29; run: 22; swim: 25; yoga: 70; dance: 35
Recipe created by Ryan Magarian, bartender and proprietor of Oven and Shaker in Portland, Ore., appearing in "101 Tropical Drinks" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013 ) by Kim Haasarud.
Rhythm and Beets
1 1/2 ounces tequila (preferably Herradura Silver)
2 ounces carrot juice
1/2 ounce ginger juice
1/2 ounce lemon juice
2 ounces beet juice
1 ounce apple juice
Basil sprig and slice of golden beet, for garnish
Place all ingredients in a cocktail shaker filled with cubed ice. Shake hard and strain over ice into a tall glass. Garnish with the basil sprig and golden beet round. Makes 1 drink.
Nutrition per serving: 185 calories
Exercise equivalents in minutes: Walk: 48; bike: 26; run: 20; swim: 23; yoga: 63; dance: 31.
Recipe by mixologist and Tequila Herradura brand ambassador Mark Drew
S'mores Shake
8 stackable marshmallows
4 graham cracker sheets
1/2 cup 1-percent low-fat milk
1/2 ounce semisweet chocolate, grated
3 cups fat-free vanilla light ice cream
Preheat broiler.
Place marshmallows on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Broil 45 seconds or until puffed and toasted. Cool on pan 2 minutes.
Crush the graham cracker sheets into a blender. Add milk, 4 toasted marshmallows, chocolate and ice cream; process until smooth. Pour milk shake into 4 glasses.
Top each shake with 1 marshmallow. Serve immediately. Makes 4 (2/3 cup) servings.
Nutrition per serving: 288 calories
Exercise equivalents in minutes: Walk: 75; bike: 41; run: 31; swim: 35; yoga: 99; dance: 49.
Recipe from "Cooking Light Chill: Smoothies, Sloshes, Shakes, Juices, Drinks & Ices" (Oxmoor House, 2013) by the Editors of Cooking Light magazine
Orange-Carrot Refresher
2 cups fresh orange juice (about 4 oranges)
2 tablespoons fresh lime juice (about 2 large limes)
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 tablespoon refrigerated ginger paste
1 teaspoon refrigerated mint paste
Dash of salt
2 cups 100-percent carrot juice, chilled
Ice cubes
Mint sprigs (optional)
Place first 6 ingredients in a large pitcher; stir with a whisk. Add carrot juice; stir until blended.
Serve over ice. Garnish with mint sprigs, if desired. Makes 5 (1-cup) servings.
Nutrition per serving: 86 calories
Exercise equivalents in minutes: Walk: 22; bike: 12; run: 9; swim: 11; yoga: 29; dance: 15.
Recipe from "Cooking Light Chill: Smoothies, Slushes, Shakes, Juices, Drinks & Ices" (Oxmoor House, 2013) by the Editors of Cooking Light magazine.
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Vegetable oils can be heart healthy
Scientists find that linoleic acid, the omega-6 essential fatty acid found in vegetable oils such as soy, corn and canola, may help to reduce blood cholesterol levels and lower the risk of heart disease.
Some experts believe that too much dietary linoleic acid increases inflammation; however, researchers at the University of Missouri and the University of Illinois, after reviewing 15 clinical trials, "found that no link exists between vegetable oil consumption and circulating indicators of inflammation that are often associated with diseases such as heart disease, cancer, asthma and arthritis."
According to research, Americans typically consume 3 or more tablespoons of vegetable oil each day.
Keep in mind that all oils, including olive oil, have about 120 calories per tablespoon.
Does sucralose (e.g., Splenda) have a "sugar" effect?
Researchers from Washington University's Center for Human Nutrition conducted a small study of severely obese individuals using sucralose who did not have diabetes.
"The researchers gave subjects either water or sucralose to drink before they consumed a glucose challenge test. The glucose dosage is very similar to what a person might receive as part of a glucose-tolerance test.
"The researchers wanted to learn whether the combination of sucralose and glucose would affect insulin and blood sugar levels. Every participant was tested twice. Those who drank water followed by glucose in one visit drank sucralose followed by glucose in the next. In this way, each subject served as his or her own control group."
The researchers found that when the study group drank the sucralose they had higher blood sugar than when drinking just water. According to researchers, "insulin levels also rose about 20 percent higher. So the artificial sweetener was related to an enhanced blood insulin and glucose response."
Grill carefully
Gas or charcoal grilling has been linked to chemicals that cause breast, stomach, prostate and colon cancer, according to the American Institute for Cancer Research (although the risk is low).
High-heat grilling can convert proteins in red meat, pork, poultry and fish into chemicals called heterocyclic amines (HCAs) that have been shown to be carcinogenic. In addition, high temperatures can change the shape of the protein, thus irritating the body.
The smoke may also cause cancer because of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) found in the smoke. "PAHs form when fat and juices from meat products drip on the heat source.
As the smoke rises it can stick to the surface of the meat," say health experts at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. This does NOT apply to veggies (good news)!
Nutritionists at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have the following tips:
? Prep the meat: Choose lean cuts of meat, instead of high-fat varieties such as ribs and sausage; trim all excess fat and remove skin; when using marinades, thinner is better - thicker marinades have a tendency to "char," possibly increasing exposure to carcinogenic compounds; look for marinades that contain vinegar and/or lemon. They actually create a protective barrier around the meat.
? Limit time-limit exposure: Always thaw meat first, which also reduces the cooking time; partially cook meat and fish in a microwave for 60 to 90 seconds on high before grilling and then discard the juices. This will lower cooking time and reduce risk of causing smoke flare-ups.
? Grilling techniques: Flip burgers often - once every minute for meat burgers - to help prevent burning or charring; place food at least 6 inches from heat source; create a barrier to prevent juices from spilling and producing harmful smoke. Try lining the grill with foil and poking holes and cooking on cedar planks.
? Plan ahead and choose wisely: Lean meats create less dripping and less smoke; choose smaller cuts of meat, like kabobs, as they take less time to cook; try grilling your favorite vegetables, which do not contain the protein that forms harmful HCAs.
Charles Platkin is a nutrition and public health advocate and founder of DietDetective.com.


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Currently one of the top-ranked Eastern Conference teams, the New York Red Bulls are perhaps MLS's most exciting squad. Now, catch all the action with this offer, and you'll get a ticket package to see the Red Bulls square off against one of two opponents: Toronto FC on Saturday, September 14 or the New England Revolution on Saturday, October 5.
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San Diego Emerging from the fog, the new $1.3 billion amphibious warship Anchorage steamed into San Diego Bay on Wednesday, advancing an expensive, long-term plan by the Navy to greatly increase the number of ships stationed on the West Coast.
The 684-foot amphibious transport dock passed beneath the San Diego-Coronado Bridge at 10 a.m. and docked at San Diego Naval Base, home to most of the 62 ships that operate out of San Diego.
The Anchorage, which recently squeezed through the Panama Canal with only 5 feet of clearance, will be used to embark, transport and land Marines, mostly from nearby Camp Pendleton. The Navy is adding vessels like Anchorage both to modernize the fleet and have a greater number of vessels in position to deal with problems in the Pacific and east Asia.
"The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are winding down, and the biggest threats and future challenges will be in the Asia-Pacific," said Naval Institute defense analyst Eric Wertheim. "Shifting ships to the West Coast makes sense. It is easier on the families of the sailors, and you don't run into the kind of problems you'd get if you added more ships to places like Japan or Guam."
The number of ships in San Diego is expected to rise from 62 to the low 70s by the end of the decade. Three new vessels — the amphibious assault ship San Diego and the littoral combat ships Independence and Fort Worth — have arrived this year. It is possible that another littoral combat ship, the Coronado, will reach San Diego next year.
The littoral vessels are intended, in part, to replace the fleet's aging frigates.
The Navy also is planning to send the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan back to San Diego early next year, after the ship finishes undergoing a major renovation in Bremerton, Wash.
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Edmonton, AB (Sports Network) - Kyle Brodziak scored twice and Niklas Backstrom made 16 saves to lead the Minnesota Wild past the Edmonton Oilers, 5-3, at Rexall Place.
Zach Parise, Charlie Coyle and Mikael Granlund also scored for the Wild, who won both games of a back-to-back after besting Calgary on Monday.
"Our guys played a great game," Backstrom said.
Minnesota has five tilts remaining and plays at San Jose on Thursday. The Wild trail the Sharks and Kings by two points for the No. 4 seed in the Western Conference.
The Oilers, meanwhile, have put themselves in further danger of missing the postseason for a seventh straight year, as their sixth consecutive loss has them eight points back of the last playoff spot with six to play.
Nail Yakupov had a goal and an assist for Edmonton, while Devan Dubnyk gave up all five goals on 30 shots against.
Brodziak scored 61 seconds into the game off a rebound, and the Oilers tied it late in the opening period when Taylor Hall's pass bounced off several players in front before Yakupov knocked it in with 4:43 left.
Two goals in the first 6:23 of the second period gave the Wild some breathing room. Clayton Stoner's point shot got through traffic and caught a piece of Coyle's stick before finding the back of the net at the 2:56 mark, and Torrey Mitchell's backhand pass set up Granlund's second goal of the season for a 3-1 cushion.
Parise knocked in his own rebound on the power play 20 seconds into the third period, and Brodziak added another tally on a breakaway just 5:14 later.
A power-play goal by Edmonton's Shawn Horcoff at the midway point, followed by Magnus Paajarvi's ninth goal of the season made it 5-3, and that's how it stood despite the Oilers pulling Dubnyk from net with over two minutes to play.
"As the season goes on you have to improve, you have to get better...and we've gone down," Hall said.
The Wild are 16-4-1 when scoring first ... Backstrom improved to 25-3-1 in his
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This is the best ping pong / table tennis shot I have ever seen. Based on the look of the guy who got beaten on the point, he hadn't ever seen anything like this either. In the immediate aftermath of the shot, there is a brief moment where he maybe wants the shot to be called illegal. Then he just accepts that he had something awesome happen against him, so he applauds the shot. If there was ever actual cause for one of those excessive ping pong celebrations, this shot is it.
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How did I miss this announcement? I know, I'll blame the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano and the closure of British air space.
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In addition to Rich Snippets for reviews, people, video and events, this week Google unveiled a new Rich Snippets format for recipes. This means that when your search results include sites with recipe content, you might see quick facts pertaining to the recipe in your search results, like preparation or cooking times, right on the search results page.
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Richard Ben Cramer explores the abduction of Olympic athlete Kari Swenson and the indefatigable sheriff who hunted her abductor.
Van der Sloot may have gone from being the hunter to becoming the hunted.
"I grew up in a family that hunted and fished," said Jeff from Minnesota.
Middle-class Congolese like himself, called "évolué," or "evolved," were hunted down for having ties with the Europeans.
It was—far be it from me to say that I felt like Samantha Geimer [the victim] felt, hunted by the media, but I got a taste of it.
But I hunted everywhere for you and then got a horse and rode out home.
The words were like the dreaded tap on the shoulder of the hunted criminal.
That he was hunted to suicide, I could, if necessary, establish by indisputable testimony.
Then the door closed, and Dozier turned slowly to face his hunted man.
I hunted up the tree and got some scions from it and distributed them.
Old English huntian "chase game," related to hentan "to seize," from Proto-Germanic *huntojan (cf. Gothic hinþan "to seize, capture," Old High German hunda "booty"), from PIE *kend-.
General sense of "search diligently" (for anything) is first recorded c.1200. Related: Hunted; hunting. Happy hunting-grounds "Native American afterlife paradise" is from "Last of the Mohicans" (1826).
early 12c., from hunt (v.). Meaning "body of persons associated for the purpose of hunting with a pack of hounds" is first recorded 1570s.


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The Village of Campi
The village of Campi belongs to the municipality of Marostica, in the province of Vicenza, region Veneto.
The village of Campi is 3,92 kilometers far from the same town of Marostica to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Marostica also belong the localities of Barbola (1,54 km), Boli (5,14 km), Bressani - Fodati - Pozza (4,84 km), Busabionda (3,81 km), Ca' Battaglini (2,59 km), Ca' Bertolini (1,40 km), Ca' Boina (2,11 km), Ca' Coronaro (1,92 km), Ca' Palazzon (2,46 km), Ca' Sega (7,20 km), Ca' Stocchero (2,81 km), Cadore (2,72 km), Canova (4,01 km), Capitelli (3,42 km), Capo di Sopra (3,25 km), Caribollo (3,91 km), Caribollo Alto (3,88 km), Caribollo Basso (3,47 km), Costa (4,59 km), Costacurta (2,59 km), Costalunga (2,27 km), Costame (2,06 km), Crosara (5,58 km), Cumani (2,04 km), Erta (4,09 km), Galletti (2,82 km), Lasta (4,13 km), Marchetti (3,35 km), Marosi - Prandi (4,01 km), Marosteghina (4,91 km), Marsan (3,09 km), Minuzzi (4,44 km), Palazzon (4,34 km), Pedalto (4,66 km), Perozzi - Filisedo (4,31 km), Pianari (4,45 km), Pianezzola (3,07 km), Piazzette (3,27 km), Pigati - Caron (4,40 km), Placa (2,79 km), Pradipaldo (3,98 km), Pradipaldo - Zeggio (3,95 km), Presa (6,96 km), Pulita (4,60 km), Roveredo (1,88 km), San Benedetto (2,39 km), San Gaetano (4,71 km), San Luca (5,86 km), San Vito (3,03 km), Torresin (3,49 km), Valeri (5,37 km), Valle San Floriano (2,41 km), Vallonara (2,07 km), Veneziane - Campagnoli (7,50 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Marostica.
The locality of Campi rises 362 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Campi counts 13 inhabitants.
Please find in what follows:
- A set of photos about Campi (when available)
- Weather and weather forecast for the municipality of Marostica, to whom Campi belongs.
- Map and road map of Campi
- A selection of videos about Campi
- The latest news about Campi, the municipality of Marostica, the province of Vicenza and the Veneto region.
Where to stay in Campi and its neighborhoods
Hotels, Resorts, B&B in Campi and its neighborhoods.
You can arrange the results by number of stars, by popularity, by distance or even by the guest review score choosing among young couples, mature couples, families with young children, families with older children, people withfriends, or solo travellers.
Free ads in Campi
Most recent free ads in Campi, municipality of Marostica, province of Vicenza, Veneto region, updated at 21:44:23, 30 November 2015. Place your free ad on Campi: no registration needed. Place your free ad.
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Photos of Campi
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Contrade In Val D'inverno / Villages At The Inverno Valley (\inverno\ Is The Italian Word For \winter\)
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Map and road map of Campi
Look at the interactive map of Campi and get the road maps, the satellite maps and the mixed ones too. Interactive maps of Campi also allow an immediate view of: bar,restaurants,pubs,pizzerias,dancing,night clubs,banks,jewellers,beauty centers,hair stylists,supermarkets,pharmacies.
Just fill in the free text search box placed on top of the map with any of previous categories and then press enter.
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As children move toward more independence in play, we want them to find toys and activities that help encourage this independent thinking. Continuing to pretend, to build, to create and to design will help them do it. And keep them engaged and excited for hours!
Let the spirit of Christmas inspire your artistic talents with this brand new An Elf's Story 50 page colouring book! With scenes from your favourite holiday special, you can colour all your favourite characters like Chippey, Snowflake, Wordsworth, Zart, Santa Claus, and the entire McTuttle clan. Also includes stickers.
Softcover colouring book, 50 pages.
Have fun both indoors and out with Rainbow Ribbons! The swirls of colour and the movement of the flowing ribbon capture the imagination of boys and girls, both young and old. Inspire the fun of dance and physical play! It's uncomplicated amusement that gets kids active and expressing themselves - the best kind!
Ribbon Measures approximately 72" long.
Paint each space then go to the next space and watch the colour change. A fun and easy way to paint! Comes with 23 EZ tear-out pages for hours and hours of "By-Yourself Enjoyment" Book measures approximately 8" long
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Play trivia and games with invisible ink for hours of fun! Whether it's Bingo, Hangman, Sudoku, trivia or more, test yourself and have fun doing it. Each of these assorted booklets are great for home or travel. Get yours today!
Available in assorted titles for various ages: 4, 6, 7, 10, 11 and up.
Includes: 1 booklet with pen.
Explore magical world and create some beautiful artwork with this Disney Princesses Magic Pen Painting book! The special pen that's included in this set creates a rainbow of colours instantly when used on the special paper provided, allowing you to create beautiful, colourful pictures without the mess of traditional markers or paint! The book included contains 23 easy tear-out pages featuring pictures of all of your favorite Disney Princesses, including Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Sleeping Beauty and Snow White! Compact and neat, this book makes an excellent travel activity!
Each picture measures approximately 7.5" by 5.5"
Explore the magical world of the Disney Fairies with this Magic Pen Painting book! Simple, neat and easy to use, this less-mess art book makes an excellent travel activity! The special pen that's included in this set creates a rainbow of colours instantly when used on the special paper provided, allowing you to create beautiful, colourful pictures without the mess of traditional markers or paint! The book included contains easy tear-out pages featuring pictures of all of your favorite Disney Fairies!
Each picture measures approximately 7.5" by 5.5".
Now you can have all the fun of painting with none of the mess! This activity book features a special `Magic Pen' that produces a rainbow of colours when used to colour in the pictures of Disney Princesses with their horses that are included in this book. This pen can also be used to magically reveal printed answers and pictures in crosswords, word searches and other fun literary activities! Compact and neat, this book makes an excellent travel activity!
Each page measures approximately 8" by 5.5"
Explore the wonders of science while doing the experiments from the instructions inside the Giant Test Tube on the front. Each Super Tube contains instructions for at least three distinct science activities around the theme of the Super Tube!
By Joanna Cole, Illustrated by Alan Tiegreen
Rhyming makes the game of rope jumping even more fun! How many times can you jump rope? Anna Banana is a counting rhyme, and there are lots of others like it. There are also red-hot pepper rhymes for jumping very fast, rhymes for jumping in and out of the rope and much, much more!
The rhymes in this book began as a way to keep the rhythm while jumping rope, but they also lent poetry and humor to the game. Here are over 100 traditional rhymes that will make rope jumping challenging and, best of all, fun!
Softcover containing 64 pages.
Young swimmers will be motivated to power through the pool with Spark Shark to help! Beginners can hold onto this tough, fabric-coated kickboard as they gain confidence; older swimmers will love using it for games and exercise in the water.
"Maritime Mates" water toys and pool games feature cheerful characters to encourage beginning swimmers and lots of exciting games to keep big kids splashing, swimming and having a blast. Summer is even more fun with Sunny Patch pool toys! Dimensions: 17.75" x 13" x 1.5"
Everything you need to make 4 wind-up dinosaurs! Assemble the pre-printed patterns to create dinosaurs that you easily attach to the included wind-up components. The fun doesn't end there! Wind them up, then race your Jurassic creations across the tabletop to the finish line!
Includes materials to create 4 wind-up dinosaurs, paper tree "Start" and "Finish" race markers and detailed instructions.
Largest dinosaur measures approximately 5.75" long when assembled.
By Disney
Disney's Frozen is a computer-animated musical comedy-adventure in which a young princess named Anna is cursed by her estranged sister, the coldhearted Snow Queen Elsa. Anna's only hope of reversing the curse is to survive a perilous but thrilling journey across an icy landscape. Joined by a rugged, thrill-seeking outdoorsman, his one-antlered reindeer, and a hapless snowman, Anna must race against time, conquer the elements, and battle an army of menacing snowmen if she ever hopes to melt Elsa's frozen heart. Boys and girls ages 3–7 will love to join in the adventure with this 96-page coloring and activity book based on the hit movie and featuring a foil and embossed cover!
Softcover containing 224 pages
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EMANCIPATOR- plays live on KBOO's "THE MELTING POT" 4/20/2010
Watch it here!!!
THE MELTING POT 8/17/10 Featured Artist - ZION I
Tune in tonight 8-10pm(PST) for an exclusive interview with AMP LIVE from Zion I
on Dr.J's "THE MELTING POT" 90.7fm in Portland Or, Online @www.KBOO.fm/listen
Hosted by Liz Schwartz. An hour of songs about heat, summer and fire to celebrate our 90+ degree weather.
Katherine Quartz,(Northern Piaute) and her 15 year old, neice and protege, Madi, will be interviewed and will perform for a taping this coming Monday, the 16th of August.
Katherine is a music therapist who uses her talent as a Native American flutist to help heal, to entertain and to teach.
Katherine was featured on John Talley's show "Indian World" in 1998 and 2005.
We are honored to have her record with us for a future airing of Indian Country.
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26mDavid Lombardi
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6hChantel Jennings
Early Commit: ILB Sione Heimuli-Lund to Stanford
14hGerry Hamilton
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16hJeremy Willis
Oregon State hangs tough, but Oregon still too much in Civil War
1dChantel Jennings
Five things to watch: No. 22 UCLA at USC
1dKyle Bonagura
Five things to watch: Notre Dame-Stanford
2dDavid Lombardi
Giving thanks in the Pac-12 for surprises, young talent and much more
3dChantel Jennings
Washington's Myles Gaskin is excellent at finding lanes
3dChantel Jennings
Colorado-Utah a long way from being considered a 'rivalry'
3dKevin Gemmell
USC in position for memorable finish despite all the drama
3dKyle Bonagura
Video: Oregon's Mark Helfrich