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When you said 'going out' I was thinking dinner and a nice opera, not hotdogs and frisbees in the park.
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sterling r May 11, 2013 7:51 AM
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Hello there KRerssig,
I was looking through our resources and found an article with information regarding that error message. The article is called iTunes for Windows XP: "Disk is locked" or "iTunes folder cannot be found" when installing or opening iTunes found here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1866.
Here is the text but the article contains images for a visual reference:
- Verify the location of your Windows XP My Music folder. The default location for this folder is
C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music
If you do not have this folder at the default location and have not moved it to another location, consider creating one inside your My Documents folder.
- Download and install Tweak UI from the Microsoft PowerToys website athttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
Note: This utility is for Windows XP only. Please review the system requirements before installing.
- Once you have installed Tweak UI, open it from the Start menu.
- In the column on the left, click on the plus symbol next to My Computer and select Special Folders.
- In the right pane under Special Folders, choose My Music from the Folder pop-up menu.
- Click the Change Location button. You may see a warning message appear with precautions for changing this setting; after reviewing the message, click Yes.
- In the resulting window, browse for the My Music folder as described in step 1, and click OK.
- Reinstall or open iTunes.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, the settings for the current user may be corrupted, which could cause iTunes not to install or open. You may have to install and open iTunes in a different Windows user account.
All the best,
- Verify the location of your Windows XP My Music folder. The default location for this folder is

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Sunday, October 06, 2013
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Woke up this morning to find I gained back all the weight I lost since joining the Camo team. I did quite a lot of after-hours stress eating. On the positive side, none of the food I ingested was junk food, it was healthier stuff. I am meetin... Read more
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
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I just read the Spark article "9 Ways to Control Emotional Eating". It was a good one to read since I am reeling from yet another tragedy in my family. I am getting so much better in controlling emotional eating. I did have things I know are n... Read more
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
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My main goal is to reverse the upward trend my scale has been taking these past months. I seemed to have reached a point where my body was more stubborn than a mule, saying it is tired of losing pounds. As to why I am working towards my goal, ... Read more
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
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The fat person in me freaked when I started to get "too small" for its comfort, so I put pounds back on and started the dreaded gainback of all I lost. I am focusing on new habits I am acquiring, and one of them is not totally giving up. I have... Read more
Sunday, April 07, 2013
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Haven't blogged in a while, but have to vent my frustration over the Target dress ad flap. The store insists it was an innocent thing, but in my opinion it only shows how insensitive people are to the plight of people struggling with being over... Read more
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
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My wallet will thank me, I think I will stop eating out for a long, long while. I read an article about a restaurant that identified customers as fat people to help them find what table the order goes to. I always wondered how waitstaff can fi... Read more
Thursday, September 27, 2012
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I remember wonderful road trips I used to go on to visit Amish territory in PA, IN, and OH. My favorite foods when visiting included fried chicken and shoo-fly pie. I recently came upon a book of Amish recipes, and that got me to thinking abou... Read more
Monday, September 17, 2012
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I have been noticing a flood of emails from stores about fall fashions. I usually open them because I am curious as to what color trends are coming. But now i am thinking I should just start deleting the emails without opening them because the... Read more
Sunday, September 16, 2012
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The coeds are streaming into town for the start of school; today I went shopping for groceries and the store was full of them. Seems like the current fad is to wear very tight leggings. They all looked like Barbie dolls to me. Just thinking o... Read more
Friday, September 14, 2012
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I haven't blogged in a while, but hope to start up again. I have recently been faced with personal challenges (a good friend left me, plus other stuff I do not have much control over). Through it all I have been able to continue my exercise ro... Read more
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
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Slowly I am beginning to notice some good changes with the sloooow weight loss I am having. I was about to type on my computer this morning when I saw.... wrists! Never knew I had them before because they had no definition. Now they are begin... Read more
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
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I am so proud of myself for completing the virtual 5k yesterday; was not sure I could do this distance after going so long without distance training. I guess there was some transfer from my usual spinning and elliptical work. I do treadmill wor... Read more
Friday, June 29, 2012
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I read the featured blog entry from the member who strayed from her eating goals, and it made me reflect on some positive changes I have noticed in my eating habits. These are huge changes for an almost lifetime binge eater like me. In the past... Read more
Monday, June 25, 2012
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Back from nine days of stressful travel- everything was high stress from the fully packed planes to the sad family events. I don't go home to where my family is very often, so I loaded up when there on nostalgic favorites- cream pies, donuts, c... Read more
Monday, June 11, 2012
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Yesterday I fainted at the gym after I felt extremely dizzy, nauseated, and had the worst headache in my life. It was a 90 degree day outside but I was clammy and in a cold sweat all the time. (The gym was nicely air conditioned.) My husband kne... Read more


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Cell Phones
18+ States Rely on "Stingrays" (Fake Cell Towers) for Surveillance – Is this an Invasion of Privacy?
Ed note: This post originally appeared on Peter S. Vogel's Internet, Information Technology & e-Discovery Blog. Privacy issues have been highlighted by a recent Newsweek report that "mysterious devices sprinkled across America—many of them on military bases—that connect to your phone by mimicking cell phone towers and sucking up your data" and an earlier Florida […]
What's in Your Wallet? Who Cares—What's in Your Cell Phone Is More Important!
The United States Supreme Court has tackled the issue of cell phone privacy and ruled that data is different from other forms of technology. In late June, the Supreme Court issued an opinion: those of David Riley, a California man whose smartphone police officers searched, and Brima Wurie, a Massachusetts man who was carrying an older "flip phone" when he was arrested.2 The Riley and Wurie cases presented a straightforward, common question: "whether the police may, without a warrant, search digital information on a cell phone seized from an individual who has been arrested."3 In Riley, police stopped the defendant for driving with an expired registration and discovered that his license had been suspended.4 After arresting Riley and impounding his vehicle at the police station, loaded firearms were discovered during a routine inventory search of Riley's car. The police used this discovery as motivation to rummage through the defendant's cell phone data, where they found photos and videos potentially linking him to gang activity, including a shooting for which he was later charged. In Wurie, the defendant was arrested on suspicion of selling drugs. At the police station, two cell phones were seized from Wurie. One of the phones, an antiquated "flip phone," received repeated calls from a number identified as "my house." After accessing the call history and phone directory, the police were able to identify the caller's phone number and address. The address did, in fact, turn out to be Wurie's house, from which they seized illegal drugs, a firearm, and cash attributed to the defendant. In neither case did police obtain a warrant before searching the phones.
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* The Fifth Circuit upheld warrantless cellphone tracking yesterday, noting that it was "not per se unconstitutional." We suppose that a per se victory for law enforcement is better than nothing. [New York Times]
* The pretty people at Davis Polk are fighting a $1.4 million suit over a headhunter's fee with some pretty ugly words, alleging that the filing "fails both as a matter of law and common sense." [Am Law Daily]
* Howard Dean is rather annoyed that he's had to go on the defensive about his work for McKenna Long & Aldridge after railing against Obamacare. Ideally, he'd just like to scream and shout about it. [TIME]
* The ABA is concerned about Florida A&M, and sent a second warning about the school's imminent failure to meet accreditation standards. Well, I'll be damned, the ABA actually cares. [Orlando Sentinel]
* Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett is suing to prevent a clerk from issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. A silly little lawsuit won't stop this guy from doing what he thinks is right. [Legal Intelligencer]
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Completamente rinnovato dalla veranda e le sale comuni al Pub e tutte le camere. Rich, arredamento sofisticato è combinato con state-of-the-art per un "vecchio incontra il nuovo" il meglio di entrambi i mondi. Ogni camera è stato ristrutturato e riorganizzato per includere nuovi letti re e la regina di marca con lenzuola di lusso, colori ricchi, bagni privati di lusso, molte con vasche idromassaggio doppie, e anche una camera con sauna scandinava privata. Tutti hanno superiore dei televisori ad alta definizione a schermo piatto di linea equipaggiati con lettori DVD incorporati. Di docking station per iPod, iPad avaialble, wi-fi gratuito - tutti i comfort moderni, ma il fascino del vecchio mondo. Non dimenticate di godere di un massaggio presso la nuova "Serenity Wellness Studio" che si trova proprio sul posto.
5 su febbraio 04, 2016
My husband and I tend to buy a weekend escape as a Christmas gift for each other.. and we are so thrilled to have discovered the Bernerhof Inn. He is an avid hiker, so any excuse to be in the Whites is a good one! And I love good food and good company, so this Inn suited us both supremely! The accommodations are perfect- comfortable, private, and with personal touches galore. There is ample tech availability, with Wi-Fi, iPads for each room, and iMacs and printers throughout the inn. Immediately upon arrival we were greeted by Steve, who made us feel like old friends. We made ourselves at home, and then we visited the Black Bear Pub (which is too cozy for words) and right away met another couple with similar interests, and scheduled the Bretton Woods Canopy (ZipLine) Tour for the end of the weekend. After an evening out, we returned to warm ourselves by roaring outdoor fire, and then back to our little oasis. During the weekend, we enjoyed two fantastic breakfasts and a delicious dinner- and have the highest of praises for the Chef!!! We had plenty of fuel for our weekend activities. Words cannot express how much we enjoyed our stay at the Inn, and how much we look forward to the next visit!
5 su gennaio 31, 2016
This is a gem! Steve was a wonderful host. They make you feel like your visiting old friends.
5 su gennaio 26, 2016
AMAZING! Another wonderful weekend at the Bernerhof Inn B&B. Steve is the best! You can tell he genuinely cares about each and every guest. We always enjoy our time spent at the Inn. After a day of skiing and shopping, dinner at the Black Bear Pub, right there at the Inn, was amazing! The food and drinks were delicious! And breakfast each morning was made to order. With fresh fruit, yogurt, pastry, coffee, tea, etc. Steve and Chef Cheryl really took care of us! Connecting with other guests was so much fun too! Crossword puzzles, Cards Against Humanity! It was such a hoot to make new friends!! We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! Can't wait to get back up there and enjoy some more quality time at this lovely Inn and, more importantly, with Awesome Steve!! Thanks again for a wonderful weekend! :) Love, Catherine and Paul (crossword master)
4,0 su gennaio 18, 2016
a great place to stay the owners and fun and easy to talk with they have a great way of making you feel like you are home. the mascot (holly) is amazingly friendly she will just about lead you on the paths around the property
5 su gennaio 17, 2016
I chose the Bernerhof Inn based on the positive reviews I saw online and wasn't disappointed. My girlfriend and I only stayed for one night but we loved every minute of it. The room was clean and comfortable. We wanted to have a romantic night away and that is exactly what we got. The grounds were quiet and relaxing and the owner and staff were very personable and friendly. Since we left my girlfriend has made me promise that we get to back there and stay longer. If you are looking for a place to stay in North Conway you would be hard pressed to find a better spot.
4,6 su gennaio 17, 2016
Innkeepers & staff were so warm, friendly & helpful. This work is not their job it is clear it is their passion and it makes all the difference.
4,8 su gennaio 09, 2016
Just returned from a 2-night stay at the Bernerhof Inn B&B. It definitely felt like a home away from home. Steve is gregarious, an outstanding host, extremely knowledgeable of the area, and made our stay a memorable one. Oh, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious along with the after pastry and cookies. The Bernerhof Inn is on the top of our "must return" list.
4,0 su gennaio 08, 2016
The inn keeper's made us feel like we were home. Very attentive and it is a family affair- got to meet their daughter. Will definitely return
4,0 su gennaio 06, 2016
a very nice place great host steve and katey. the mascot holly was very friendly and helpful she allways wants to go for a walk and will show you the paths. great food the chef is incredible. a small bar but do not let that fool you, it is great . good rooms overall it is a great place.
4,2 su gennaio 05, 2016
Great atmosphere and delightful hosts! The onsite dinner and breakfast were excellent! We look forward to coming back!
Freedom! The word strikes a patriotic cord in all our hearts as the image of a red, white, and blue banner waving in the wind dances through our minds. This is the scene that the founders of Freedom, NH must have envisioned when they bestowed a name upon their quaint country village. Queen Bed. Room Description: The Bernerhof Inn, taking the lead from our forefathers, drew upon this very same picture when designing The Freedom Village Suite. Here, history blends seamlessly with modernization, as a beautiful tea-dyed quilt, resting on a queen-sized maple bed, faces a flat screen TV/DVD and air conditioning unit! However, we have decided to leave the outhouses in the past and equipped you with a gorgeous tiled bath, pedestal sink, and porcelain commode.
In 1944, Bretton Woods, NH was the handpicked location for the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, the monumental conference that led to the establishment of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Room Description: The Bernerhof Inn's Bretton Woods very romantic first floor room featuring king size 4 poster bed, 2 person Spa-tub and a separate Honeymoon Rain shower. The eco-friendly electric fireplace will keep you toasty in winter. Enjoy your flat screen HDTV in your room. Pure beautiful romantic luxury!
In New England, an intervale is a piece of low-lying land between hills or along a river. Intervale, NH adds color to this nondescript definition with its breathtaking scenic vistas. Room Description: Likewise, The Intervale Village suite at The Bernerhof Inn adds color to the traditional definition of Bed & Breakfast lodgings. Cozy up next to the historic Vermont Castings gas stove and watch the light dance across the irreplaceable stained glass panels, built right into the wall. Add a queen-sized bed with a flat screen TV/DVD and envelop yourselves in the vale of The Bernerhof's tranquility.
According to the New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation, the Madison Boulder is one of the largest known erratics, or rocks moved by ice, in the world! Its base is buried up to 10 feet deep in the earth, but towers 23 feet above it. With a length of 83 feet and width 37 feet, this rock is bound to weigh at least 5,963 tons. Queen Bed Room Description: You'll sure sleep like a rock in The Madison Boulder suite at The Bernerhof Inn. This landmark room is located on the third floor, which makes drifting to sleep beneath the celestial skylight ideal. Antique furniture complements the Mission-style queen bed and an eco-friendly wood mantled electric fireplace creates just the right ambiance. A double whirlpool bath and hand held showers are accented by scrolled oak woodwork. The bath includes a pedestal sink and separately enclosed commode.
Eaton, a gem of a village that reflects off the glittering waters of Crystal Lake, serves as the inspiration for The Eaton Village room. Room Description: Like the town, this room is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the inn, hiding its treasures. Rustic wood flooring, antique furnishings, and a flat screen television with DVD player surround the Queen-sized bed. The adjoining bathroom included a spacious walk-in shower, porcelain commode, and pedestal sink. Looking for a breezy summer hideaway or cozy winter cave? The Eaton Village room is for you!
Josiah Bartlett, New Hampshire's 6th governor and delegate to the Continental Congress, rose to great heights by his benevolence to the people. Room Description: It is only fitting that The Josiah Bartlett suite rests in the 2nd floor turret of The Bernerhof Inn. Leave all the decision-making at home while you relax in your stately king-sized bed and Queen Anne chairs. An authentic Goldenwood armoire will store your personal items. A whirlpool bath, waterfall shower, porcelain commode, and pedestal sink are enclosed behind antique, etched stained-glass panels.
This convenient first floor ADA compliant room features at queen bed and windows onto the porch outside. The bath features a zero entry shower with seat, vanity sink and toilet. A flat screen TV and eco-friendly wood mantled fireplace round out the offerings here Queen Bed.
During the American Civil War, wives longed for the return of their brave husbands who went off to war. We've captured the romance between the lovers of the USS Kearsarge, the Union Navy vessel that defeated the CSS Alabama, in The Kearsarge Suite. This two-roomed, third floor suite is the pinnacle of perfection due to its abundance of amenities. The master bedroom, partitioned from the neighboring room by gorgeous French doors, opens to a queen-sized bed, stunning stained glass, and a comfortable sitting alcove. The adjoining room offers a daybed, ideal for viewing the flat screen TV/DVD or having the sweetest of dreams. Private bathroom features a double whirlpool tub with waterfall showerhead, etched glass bi-fold windows that open into the suite, and decorative oak scroll woodwork.
Room Description: The Bernerhof has incorporated hues of the ancient earth into The Villages of Conway. This room's third floor location is just a short stroll from the Bed & Breakfast's eclectic library and DVD collection. Grab a good book or choose a new release and scurry back to your queen-sized bed and flat screen TV/DVD. Your eco-friendly wood mantled fireplace and whirlpool tub will be waiting for you whenever you're ready! Soft light from a luminous chandelier, open to the suite, will cast a lovely glow on the suite. A bath with a rainfall showerhead, pedestal sink, and porcelain commode perfects The Villages of Conway!
When you're standing in Glen, NH, you will find yourself faced with a decision- which direction to choose, for this tiny town is indeed a juncture. Bartlett? Jackson? North Conway? Where would you like to go? Room Description: You'll have all your questions answered here in The Glen Junction suite at The Bernerhof Inn. This second floor room boasts an oversized two-person whirlpool tub and queen-sized bed, making this the perfect room for a pair! Antique furnishings, traveling all the way from Amish Country, blend with the high-tech flat screen TV/DVD. Relax in front of the eco-friendly wood mantled electric fireplace. There's no question here- The Glen Junction is the way to go!
From classic rooms tucked into turrets to deluxe rooms and premier suites, spacious guest rooms filled with modern amenities mean your romantic Mt Washington Valley getaway will be assured. When searching for North Conway, Jackson, Glen or Bartlett accommodations, your search will end with the Bernerhof Inn. Each room is named after a point of interest in Mt Washington Valley, and your stay includes beautifully newly decorated and elegant guest rooms with private baths along with a host of state-of-the-art amenities including complimentary use of iPads, Apple computers, printers, iPod docking stations, afternoon tea and a full breakfast featuring local ingredients each morning. . Each afternoon, tea is served in the European-style pub, and locally crafted beers and fine wines are also offered nightly. King Bed and trundle bed in separate room.
This spacious first floor room has many built-in features, including a unique dresser built into an archway and double whirlpool tub in its own spacious nook. A King bed overlooks the flat screen TV. This room has an eco-friendly wood mantled fireplace in both the whirlpool nook and the main room, guaranteeing total ambiance. The bath offers a separate stall shower and toilet.
Near Attitash Mountian, minutes from Bretton woods, Mount Washington Base, Saco River Base lazy river floats, Campagna, Fronte lago, Montagna, Piccolo Paese, Villaggi
Portland, ME (PWM-Intl. Jet Port) 60 miles
8 miglia a nord di North Conway Village. Itinerario 16/302 a Glen, NH. 1,2 miglia dalla intersezione. Situato nelle White Mountains del New Hampshire.
Parco divertimenti, Shopping Antiquariato, Gallerie d'arte, Casino, Concerti, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Lago, Musica dal vivo, Cinema, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, vita notturna, Jackson Ski Touring, Punti vendita, Teatro, Area Picnic, Servizi religiosi, Fiume, Rovine, Zona sciistica, tours, Azienda vinicola
Bed and Breakfast, Country Inn, Historic Inn, Spa, Pub
BBQ , Accappatoi, Fotocopiatrici, Scrivania, Camino, Biblioteche, Ingresso privato, Terme, Videogiochi da TV, Telefono, Lavatrice/Asciugatrice, Attrezzature matrimoni , iPad
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Prodotti di cortesia, Giochi da tavolo, CD player, Ventilatori, Attrezzature per Caffè/Tè, Computer, DVD Player, Asciugacapelli, Jacuzzi, Accesso a internet , Radio, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Servizio di Rimbocco Coperte, Video, Wi-Fi, Internet via cavo
Noleggio bici, Piste ciclabili, Bici, Osservazione Uccelli, Nautica, Canottaggio, Piste da sci attraverso la campagna, Sci in discesa, Pesca, Golf, Escursioni, Cavallo, Ferri di cavallo, Caccia, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Story Land Amusement Park, Attitash Water Park and mountain coaster, White Mountain National Forest, Mt. Washington Auto Road, Bonfire on property!, Electric Car Charging Station!, Shopping, Scenari, Noleggio sci, Noleggio ciaspole, Ciaspolate , Nuoto, Piscina , Ping pong , Sport acquatici , Rafting sulle onde
Katey and Steve Lambert
Inglese, Spagnolo
Leggere, Harley Davidson touring, cucinare e Katey è un massaggiatore per l'avvio!
A basso contenuto di grassi
, Restrictive , Vegetariano , gluten free, Pub Menu
La colazione si dice che sia il pasto più importante della giornata e al Bernerhof Inn abbiamo certamente d'accordo. Con attenzione ai dettagli e la convinzione che il cibo è espressione di amicizia, offriamo una deliziosa ed elegante colazione cucinata da zero nella nostra cucina. Tutte le nostre colazioni sono preparate con un pizzico di devozione, una tazza di amicizia, un cucchiaio di gioia e un sacco di amore.


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Congratulations to our 2015 Awardees and Finalists!!
Click here to see awards event images.
Scroll down to view the 3 Awardees and 12 Finalists below. These Kids Outside Alliance beneficiaries collectively estimate that they will play a key role in connecting over 100,000 youth with nature this year, and they need your help!
2015 Awardees were publicly announced on May 9, 2015 during the Campfire Hoopla awards event.
The core objective of Kids Outside Alliance is to inspire members of our community to support current needs of all of our targeted beneficiaries.
Every bite counts! "Bite-sized" needs listed by the Awardees and Finalists include recruiting for volunteers and/or staff, cash donations for specific items, or spreading the word to certain groups of people.
Do you think it's important to connect youth with nature? Then please:
Nature Vision Youth-in-nature immersion: "Nature Vision brings place-based, experiential nature education programs directly to schools and green spaces to reach as many students as possible. We work to ensure that all students receive quality nature connections where they need them the most." (email)
Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center Youth-in-nature immersion: "We provide dynamic environmental education programming for kids on our 225-acre property in the Snoqualmie Valley. Kids primarily aged 4-12 explore and harvest produce directly from our fields during school field trips and summer camps." (email)
Seattle ICO Youth-in-nature immersion: "Seattle ICO works in partnership with nine public schools in King County to provide 60+ wilderness outings for 800 youth participants annually." (email)
Bike Works Youth-in-nature immersion: "Bike Works serves youth ages 9-18 in Southeast Seattle and surrounding communities. In our bicycle-centered programs participants explore outdoor environments ranging from local parks to the Kitsap Peninsula and Washington's islands." (email)
Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation Youth-in-nature immersion: "Our summer camps, elementary school bike riding classes and middle school after-school programs teach kids how to incorporate being outside into their day-to-day life by teaching biking for fun, fitness and transportation." (email)
Environmental Science Center Youth-in-nature immersion: "Environmental Science Center gets young scientists outdoors. Programs serve K-12th grade students of South King County. Our students are primarily from low-income, ethnically diverse families. We connect students to salmon streams and tidepools to promote stewardship." (email)
Forterra Youth-in-nature immersion: "Forterra hosts volunteer restoration events, which include youth participation, throughout the region on properties we own or help to manage. We also have school groups which utilize our preserves to explore and study local flora and fauna." (email)
Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust Youth-in-nature immersion: "For the past 15 years the Mountains to Sound Greenway has been providing outdoor education programs to 4th - 12th grade students from schools located throughout King County." (email)
North Cascades Institute Youth-in-nature immersion: "North Cascades Institute's Youth Leadership Adventures program immerses 14-18 year olds from King County on our backcountry courses. Youth spend 8-16 days exploring the spectacular North Cascades, developing leadership skills and a lifelong conservation ethic with a supportive peer group." (email)
Rite of Passage Journeys Youth-in-nature immersion: "Our experiential learning fosters self-discovery, and connection with the natural world. Participants safely experience the outdoors, including campfires, storytelling, stargazing, and the beauty of the Pacific NW wilderness and beaches." (email)
Sound Experience Youth-in-nature immersion: "Sound Experience delivers programming to K-12 young people throughout the Puget Sound region. Approximately 40-50% of the young people who participate in our day and overnight shipboard programs live in King County." (email)
Terra-Forma Education Youth-in-nature immersion: "Our summer day camp program for 6 to 10-year-olds is outdoors every day to explore wetlands, tide pools, forests, streams and ponds. In our year-long, once per month rite of passage program for tweeners, youth build their own community to engage in restoration projects, snowshoeing, ropes challenge courses, camping, backpacking, or whatever they would like! We also offer specialized youth programs to meet any group or situation." (email)
The Mountaineers Youth-in-nature immersion: "We provide outdoor experiences for youth, grades k-12. 65% of the youth programming is outdoor time. Of the 5587 youth experiences in fiscal 2014, 80% of those programs were in nature." (email)
Washington Trails Association Youth-in-nature immersion: "WTA engages youth ages 10 and up in volunteer trail maintenance projects on public lands. Whether coming out with their parents for a day or on a week-long Youth Vacation in the summer, youth are giving back to hiking trails all across the state." (email)
Wilderness Awareness School Youth-in-nature immersion: "Youth Outdoor Programs in King County: Summer week-long day camps, overnight camps, and expeditions (ages 6-18); Monthly school-year weekend adventures (6-13 and 14-18); Weekly school-year Preschool (4-6) and Homeschools (7-9, 10-13, and 14-18)." (email)
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The 2015 Campfire Hoopla was an evening bash that featured an inspiring awards ceremony along with trail snacks and light dinner-ish camper fare, hosted alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, live instrumental music from Buckshot tuned perfectly for the scene, and of course...roast-your-own s'mores!
The 2015 Campfire Hoopla was our inaugural event, so we took baby steps by limiting the total number of participants this year to just over 150.
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The Kids Outside Alliance exists to deliver valuable support for nonprofit organizations that connect Seattle-area youth with the natural outdoors. We are accomplishing this with support from a regional coalition of allies called Spotlight Partners.
While our ultimate objective is to benefit all targeted beneficiaries, the 2015 award program is experimenting with the approach of focusing some of the "spotlight" attention upon three Awardees to maximize potential positive impact.
Most nonprofit youth-in-nature programs need more than just additional operational funding. The right kind of increased visibility within their regional community about some of their high-priority needs can be of valuable support to these organizations.
Three 2015 Awardees have been selected by our Judges. The Awardees' 2015 prize is enhanced spotlight focus, which aims to provide a special degree of community awareness about the Awardees and their needs.
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2015 nominations are now completed.
All organizations that qualified as 2015 Kids Outside Alliance nominees provide tremendous value to our community and to the benefit of our natural outdoor places!
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Prospective nominees must be able to answer "yes" to both of the questions below in order to qualify for application submittal ("qualified nominee" status):
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Kids Outside Alliance is fortunate to have recruited a group of judges who collectively bring a healthy range of relevant backgrounds and experiences to the process to selecting the three 2015 awardees.
Below is a list of our 2015 judges, with links to their bio's and brief statements about how their backgrounds are particularly relevant to judging this program.
Please see the Nominate section of this web site for details on the judging criteria, award process schedule, nomination procedures, etc.
Manny Chao, Co-founder/Georgetown Brewing Company - Program founder and outings volunteer for a Franklin High School (Seattle, WA) youth-in-nature program, and continuously provides sponsorship support for Seattle area youth-in-nature programs.
Robin Chiles, Leadership Development Director/Metrocenter YMCA - 10+ years helping kids get outside, first with Passages Northwest and now with the YMCA, where she oversees the admissions process for the outdoor leadership programs. Robin has spoken with thousands of parents and kids just before they head out on their first wilderness trip.
Karen Daubert, Executive Director/Washington Trails Association - 12+ years leading nonprofits that provide/promote youth outdoor activities: 9+ years as ED of Seattle Parks Foundation and 3+ years as ED of Washington Trails Association.
Maria Flack, Teacher/Showalter Middle School (Tukwila, WA) - Seattle area youth-in-nature program volunteer for 2 years, then 10+ years as a founder and teacher representative for the program at her Tukwila schools.
Martinique Grigg, Executive Director/The Mountaineers - The Mountaineers is the largest volunteer climbing organization in the U.S. and a leading publisher of books and resources on outdoor recreation as well as outdoor programs for adults and youth.
Garrett Kephart, Member of the Board of Directors at the Seattle Parks Foundation, Sustainable Seattle, the Willowmoor Foundation, and the Keewaydin Foundation - Garrett spent 16 years at Keewaydin Canoe Camp in Temagami, Ontario as a camper and staff, and currently leads their Adult program.
Martin LeBlanc, SVP External Affairs/IslandWood, BOD Northwest Outward Bound, BOD Metrocenter YMCA, VP Emeritus BOD/Children in Nature Network - In addition to his roles listed above, Martin is former Sierra Club Director of everything that involved getting kids outside across the U.S. He is also a regular at White House summits on kids outdoors.
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We're facing a nature deficit epidemic! According to Ben Klasky of IslandWood:
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Our partners, sponsors and volunteers are familiar with - and inspired by - the benefits that accrue to the health of individual participants, our communities, and our planet as a result of our beneficiaries' programs.
Sustainable Seattle, with a mission that is aligned with the objectives of the Kids Outside Alliance, has stepped up as our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, as a Spotlight Partner, and as an event management advisor for the 2015 Campfire Hoopla.
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Anyways...i've had this dream two nights in a row, and now I am battling against the fears that I have as a result. Fear. The word makes me shudder. Not because i'm afraid of heights or spiders, but because I know how much damage fear can cause. Fear is a tool used by the adversary...and it's a disfunction that we learn from the world and from our own parents. I am in no way belittling my parents...they did the best they could raising me and their best was pretty darn good! But they were not perfect parents and neither am I. My wonderful parents had a lot of fears! (they will admit to all of this and happily teach what they know) I got to inherit those fears through example...so now I need to battle the fears that I have ingrained within me as well as the fears that the devil sends my way. (this is true for everybody) Most of these fears are based around my husband, my relationship with my husband and my performance as a wife. First of all...these fears are ridiculous. My husband and I have a beautiful relationship with normal hardships that we have decided will never threaten our marriage. We struggle, but we are both committed to being married 100%. So why do I let these dreams elicit such fear and insecurity in me? Well, the answer is in the sentence. "Insecurity in me" There are a few talks and articles that I am starting to live my life by and right now...they all seem to center around my own self-esteem (or self-respect) and being kind to myself...so that way I have more to give to those around me and more ammunition to use to fight against fear. When I am neglecting myself, I have very limited resources. Let me just share a quick quote by a prophet in the LDS church.
"A lovely mother in a nearby community wrote this to me, "I love America, I love my husband, I love my children, I love my God, and why is this possible? Because I truly love myself."
Such are the fruits of self-respect. Conversely, when one does not have that love for himself of which this sister speaks, other consequences can be expected to follow. He ceases to love life. Or if he marries, he has lost his love for his wife and children—no love of home or respect for the country in which he lives, and eventually he has lost his love of God. Rebellion in the land, disorder and the lack of love in the family, children disobedient to parents, loss of contact with God, all because that person has lost all respect for himself." -Harold B. Lee; Understanding Who We Are Brings Self-Respect
This was the last message Harold B. Lee shared before his death 2 months later. And I don't think that was coincidental. I believe that our loving, and merciful Heavenly Father...knowing that Pres. Lee's time was soon to come...inspired his servant to teach us one of the most important things we can learn. Love for one's self. This isn't conceit or arrogance, it's simply a respect and regard for ourselves that the majority of individuals seems to be lacking.
So how does all this self-respect talk tie into the personally brutal dreams I have? Well...the thing is, these dreams aren't even bad dreams. They just queue into my fears and insecurities in such a brilliant way that it's very difficult for me to recover. Now...i've done an experiment in the past...I took care of myself! Wow...can you imagine? I was kind to myself, patient when I made mistakes, had individual enjoyment each day for no reason other than to enjoy, did positive affirmations each night in front of the mirror, etc. And guess what happened to me when I had these dreams amidst all that goodness? I PREVAILED! I was able to bounce back quickly, analyze the dreams with a detached eye (meaning I didn't let fear overrun my reason) and I could take action and act on the things I had learned! This is the power that self-respect can give us! I won't even mention how much more effective I was as a wife, mother and person...because that could be construed as bragging. And I would never brag....ahem.
So it comes down to this...please, world...and especially the members of the LDS church, who seem to be extraordinarily hard on themselves...please, for pete's sake, stop being so dang hard on yourselves and get a healthy dose of Self-Respect! Christ didn't beat himself down...he didn't neglect himself for the sake of others (that's a whole other topic we can talk about later)...if we are to truly follow his example, then we need to get back to the work of loving ourselves! And enjoying our own righteous desires. Because i've got news for you...no matter how bad you think you are, you aren't trying to be that way. You are a spiritual being having a human experience! So go take care of yourself...it may take a lifetime to figure out how to do it effectively and consistently, but i'm pretty sure that's one of the reasons we're here.


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Craving the homey taste of mom's kitchen? With this recipe, your kitchen will soon fill with the aroma of great dinnertime memories, and you can enjoy this traditional favorite in under an hour. Meat loaf is economical and great for leftovers. Never made it before? No need to worry, it's simple to prepare using the following recipe from our Test Kitchen.
- 1 egg, beaten
- 2 tablespoons 2% milk
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1/2 cup soft bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons meat loaf seasoning mix
- 1 pound lean ground beef
- Additional ketchup, optional
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into a loaf and place in an 8-in. square baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40-50 minutes or until no pink remains and a meat thermometer reads 160°. Serve with additional ketchup if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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Remember Jim DeFede's journalism heyday, when he was making beautiful journalistic music at Miami New Times? That was DeFede Raw. Then he went to the Miami Herald, where we got DeFede Lite (if there can be such a thing for a man of his considerable girth). And now, after his famous firing from the newspaper, he's doing radio on WINZ-AM (940) and regular commentaries on CBS (Channel 4). Call it DeFede Plugged. And we're happy to report that he's a natural on the air. DeFede can talk about the Iraq War, local politics, Tom Waits, and women all with equal aplomb. Does he have the deep impact he used to have with his trenchant newspaper reports? Maybe not, but he brings intelligence, knowledge, and wit to the airwaves of South Florida, a rare feat indeed.


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My husband bought me a small car stereo system (a 2 channel amp, very small subs, and two for the front doors). We installed all the wiring ourselves, and found out a few days later that the battery kept draining. SO we removed the fuse to the amp. About two days later (today), the car would not start. We tried jumping her, banging on the alternator, and nothing. We finally replaced the alternator, charged the battery, and off I went. I stopped, the car would not start again, so we disconnected all the wires to all the stereo things, and jumped her again. We had just gotten out of the parking lot, my gas gauge went haywire, saying I had no gas, then a full tank, then no gas, as such. I got home, killed the engine, tried to start it again, and this weird beeping noise came from somewhere in the dash and the park light you see in the dash was flashing with it, and the darn car won't start again! Long story, but I was hoping someone knew what was going on. Thanks!
Electrical Issues on 1993 Dodge Intrepid
by DeHafer in Spokane, WA on September 24, 2010
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ANSWER by Johnny Mopar on September 30, 2010
It doesn't take much when working on the electrical system to cause major damage to sensitive computer circuits. You may have damaged the Body Control Computer (BCM) and /or Instrument cluster.
COMMENT by Visitor on January 29, 2011
I agree with answer number 1. When you Install any Stereo/ amp system in a vehicle there are few guides you should consider. 1. What is the wattage of your amp/s 2. What gauge wire are you using for the power? I recommend 4 gauge w/ 30 amp fuse depending of course on the specs. of your amp. 3. Are you using a capacitor? You should be, High watt amps. (mind you oem radios are only 10 to 20 watt in most cases) draw a lot of current from your alternator. A cap. will help smooth out the current flow so as to not over tax your alternator. I would guess at 1/2 to 1 farrad for your application. 3. Last but not least , make sure you have good contact for your ground. DO NOT rely on the threads created by a screw , sand the entire area of contact for the wire or eyelet. One last thing NEVER EVER bypass your fuse it is there to prevent catastrophic failure such as that mentioned above. Also you will most likely notice that the oem connector does not match the color coding etc. of your aftermarket product. Best Buy and others usually have adaptors that will fit your oem connector and help you wire your unit correctly
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You can now change the skin directly from each module (embedded filelist > skins folder > choose a skin), just download the last version ;)
I'll make a post tommorow to explain some new functions ;)
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You can now change the skin directly from each module (embedded filelist > skins folder > choose a skin), just download the last version ;)
I'll make a post tommorow to explain some new functions ;)
would it be poss to just show certain folders in certain modules.. like just the audio folder in the audio module.. video mod in the .. u know what I mean..
Will wait till your next release now before I start on another skin :-)
I second the folder thing, maybe as an option (as an opposite to the medialibrary approach).
About the bugs 0L33L, try using a skin without vis. I had those problems when switching modules too, when clicking the button before vis was fully loaded...
Hope it helps
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As far as suggestions: sendmessages for total control, just like in Frodo :cool:
Well ol33l, it isnt a bug per se... hehehe well, it is a problem... let me explain in case you didnt follow that discussion...
Netsuo doesnt want NMC to be dependent on any other platform, like winamp or WMP... SOOO he used a third party dll that supports winamp visualizations, and THAT third party component is buggy... With that in mind, he has said he will be working on an alternative solution for this, and will abandon the buggy component.
I guess it is difficult to maintain independence from winamp, yet have winamp visuals with no bugs... ;)
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Reason I don't give input is because I installed it on one of its early releases and it wouldn't run. Just gave that "unexpected error" error. I haven't heard that you were able to fix that and haven't really had time to find out. Heck I haven't even tried Centrifuse yet.
Brady, I thought u were aware of that... I posted about that a whileee back and I havent seen more people complaining of this... Change your video settings around and it should work... it is REEALLY weird, and is a windows-level error, not a application problem (app doesnt even start to run according to dpendency walker and other programs)...
One video adapter on a Dell machine wouldnt run it at all, different video card and it worked... another user posted that changing resolution/color depth made it work, then u could go back to the original res/depth...
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This is the third of a three-part series on the redistricting process that was dictated by a Proposition voted by the residents of California to take the politics out of the process.
With the commission in place and member alliances created, the most important decisions affecting reapportionment could now be made. Because the commission had no staff and no operating precedent, all of the key support positions had to be hired, and decisions regarding committee procedure had to be made. The Proposition had decreed that the final maps needed to be approved by a supermajority, which meant that within each of the three groups (Republicans, Democrats and Decline-to-States); a majority (3 of each) had to support the final plan. Despite these noble intentions, the single event that turned the entire commission into a racially manipulative process was to have all operational decisions made by majority vote.
From that moment on, each step in the process could be dominated by a closely-knit liberal faction comprised of the three far-left Decline-to-States along with the five Democrats. This produced a structural 8-6 majority which effectively resulted in control of the panel and, of course, a predetermined outcome. Smart manipulators who could foresee the impact of key decisions could paint the other participants into a corner, and this was indeed the role played by Cynthia Dai and Maria Blanco. The three key decisions were:
1) Hiring a staff along with someone to manage it. An "impartial" organization might look for someone with a history of independence, but that clearly wasn't the objective when they hired Dan Claypool from the State Auditor's office. Mr. Claypool, a career government employee and a self-described "progressive Democrat" and supporter of Barack Obama, should never have been considered, but he was voted in by the left-wing majority.
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I have W3 installed and working with Amazon CDN configured.
When I use the button test cloudfront upload, i receive the following error. Test failed. Error: Unable to list distributions.
However I have manually load the content on CDN and it delivers correctly.
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Let me first start by saying that I read lots of the reviews for here before we went and I did take into account the negative feedback as well. Now after having been there myself all I can say is FABULOUS! I am from the states and am used to my soft comfy bed, soft comfy couch and pillows...I am not a nit picker! When I go on vacation I am not there to spend time in my room rain or shine, I like to be out and about exploring and doing or lounging at the beach.
The beds here are not top grade in comfort, but I did sleep very well! Our room was always clean and so was our bathrooms...We loved the jacuzzie tub in our room and the view from the top floor of villa 57 was a perfect ocean view. If you are handicap, be sure to let them know ahead of time as there are not elevators.
The place is huge and there is lots to see and do. If you are not a walker, no worries you can take the train or golf cart shuttle service for free. We used both and walked a lot as well.
A must see and do is the Salt Water Pool! Especially if you are a first time snorkeler. The spa is worth a vist (or 2 as in our case) the hot tubs are amazing and its interesting to walk through the foot spa too. It even has a beautiful outdoor pool.
We ate at the buffets and restaurants. Buffets were good, but not your home cooked meal you are used to in the states..but if you remind yourself that you are a guest in another country/culture it will serve you well. We found that when at the buffets it was best to wait and order something vs picking it up off the line...food is always best fresh and they had plenty to choose from. If you go hungry, it's only because you are fussy. We had not issues with the restaurants other than my one friend did not like the idea of her shrimp looking at her while she tried to eat it, that's right the food is fresh and whole! LOL
We did not care for the Japanese restaurant but loved the Mexican one! One of our friends had his birthday and the waiter and mariachi band came and sang to our table. The desserts were fabulous. The best part, you could order each dessert and try them all! We did that and shared them! I was truly awesome.
Another must do is the BBQ on the Beach (Cantenah) side or the Seafood one on the beach at Punta Emilias (White Sands) we loved both.
If you want your fan to work, look for the switch next the your headboard that has a marking on it (black). It took us a day to figure that one out..hahaha.. The a/c works in your room only if all doors and windows are closed tightly, kind of a nice feature.
We even snorkeled at the beach..there were tons of amazing fish right there were people were swimming..around 4pm things start to thin out and the snorkeling gets even better...we even saw a stingray up close and personal! So when you see the signs posted to shuffle your feet in the water, they are there for a reason! You don't want to step on a sting ray!!!
The refrigerator in our room worked but did not keep things 'COLD' like what we are accustomed to. It did help to leave the cabinet door open so that air could circulate better around it. But then again we were not there to care about a mini bar as we had the other bars at our service and our room was there for us to change and crash in for the evening!
All I can say it this place was like a dream and we can't wait to go back again.
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- The Grand Palladium White Sand Resort & Spa is located on a spectacular, private Caribbean beach-front complex that boasts of 800 meters of white, fine sand and turquoise blue waters. Guests of the Grand Palladium White Sand are invited to use the facilities provided by the adjoining Grand Palladium Colonial Resort & Spa, the Grand Palladium Kantenah Resort & Spa, and the Grand Palladium Riviera Resort & Spa (excluding the Royal Suite facilities). ... more less
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We have here the first alphabet of this lamentation, twenty-two stanzas, in which the miseries of Jerusalem are bitterly bewailed and her present deplorable condition is aggravated by comparing it with her former prosperous state; all along, sin is acknowledged and complained of as the procuring cause of all these miseries; and God is appealed to for justice against their enemies and applied to for compassion towards them. The chapter is all of a piece, and the several remonstrances are interwoven; but here is, I. A complaint made to God of their calamities, and his compassionate consideration desired, Lam. 1:1-11. II. The same complaint made to their friends, and their compassionate consideration desired, Lam. 1:12-17. III. An appeal to God and his righteousness concerning it (Lam. 1:18-22), in which he is justified in their affliction and is humbly solicited to justify himself in their deliverance.


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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has fined a deep sea diving company $75,000 following the death of an employee working off the coast of Guam.
Walter Canfield, an employee of Florida-based Deep Sea Technologies, died August 11, 1998 from decompression sickness while working on a project to salvage artifacts from a Manila galleon which sank off the coast of Guam in 1690.
Following a six month investigation, OSHA cited Deep Sea Technologies, a subcontractor of The Pilar Project Ltd., for willful violations which led to the death, including failure to use two-way voice communication between a mixed-gas diver and surface crew; having no decompression chamber ready for use at the dive site; requiring employees using SCUBA equipment to dive deeper than 130 feet in sea water; exceeding the allowable service pressure on the compressed gas cylinders used by SCUBA divers, and lack of tables at the dive site which outline safe diving depths and durations. The violations are covered under OSHA's Commercial Diving Operations regulations.
The company was also cited for one less-than-serious violation for failing to notify OSHA of the fatality within eight hours.
"OSHA will not tolerate this type of situation," said Leonard Limtiaco, enforcement director for OSHA in the western states. "This fatality could have been prevented. The employer knew they were diving too deep for the equipment they used, that they had no two-way communication, and that the tanks were over pressurized, and yet they continued to put the divers at risk, resulting in this tragic consequence." Limtiaco said that a diver on The Pilar Project died in 1994, and another diver required emergency evacuation in 1993.
OSHA issues a willful violation only in cases when an employer knew that a condition constituted a violation or was aware that a hazardous condition existed and made no reasonable effort to correct it.
The company has 15 working days from the date of the notice to contest the citations.
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Definitions for ranunculus glaberrimus
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sagebrush buttercup, Ranunculus glaberrimus(noun)
small early-flowering buttercup with shiny yellow flowers of western North America
Ranunculus glaberrimus
Ranunculus glaberrimus, the Sagebrush Buttercup, is a small plant native to interior western North America, in Western Canada, the Western United States, and the northwestern Great Plains.
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This is kind of shocking. As a forensic social worker dealing with sexual crimes, it's interesting to note that all the years of research and training have been wrong. Had no idea that the percentage of male victims was nearly triple that of female.
One in twenty-five female victims is bad enough, but one in seven male victims by the age of 18? – has anyone double-checked that?
I believe that the statistic is 1 in 4 females experience some type of sexual abuse in their lifetime, the author may have mistyped 25%. In my practice it's not uncommon for someone to seek treatment for anxiety, depression or relational issues then later disclose history of abuse. I would sadly estimate that of the children who are victims of child sexual abuse more than half of them have mothers that were also sexually abuse (most of whom never got treatment). Talking out loud about sexual abuse and sexually inappropriate play/touch/talk is important to breaking the stigma so more people seek treatment. Treatment for victims of abuse helps to break the chain of abuse.
I feel that this Q and A with incest researcher, Dr. LeslieBeth Wish, Ed.D., MSS is outstanding in its description of the complex dynamics that occur in families where incest is taking place. I've worked with incest survivors in both civilian and military populations and continued to be astounded by the magnitude of frequency with which women report that they are incest survivors. As a man, I sometimes actually feel a degree of embarassment and shame that members of my gender can inflict such horrendous emotional and physical pain upon young female toddlers, children, adolescents and women. The severity of damage these "men" do to females within their own family is all too often life-long. The entire psychological foundation of a woman's life can be set by the trauma that she was subjected to in childhood. Some of the women incest survivors I've worked with are so thankfully, among the most resilient and perservering women one could know. They are doggedly determined to recover from their abuse and often do so in support systems that are mutually emotionally supportive. I pray for the day when "men" who do this will be non-existent.
We have to improve what seems to be a worldwide epidemic of this most cruel and destructive behavior. The enormity of suffering that countless women endure worldwide mandates dramatic improvement in the way we raise our sons.
Ernest A. Wahrburg, MSW, LCSW (NC, NY)
I have also worked with survivors of incest and have found it to be the most painful and challenging work in my practice. Not only does the patient feel shame and humiliation admitting this to the therapist but also to themselves.Two of my female patients had totally repressed being sexually abused or incested by their fathers and it was only after several years of treatment for severe mood disorders (with Borderline Personality Disorder) that it came out with such devastating emotional consequences.Another patient had to be hospitalized repeatedly for Dissociative Identity Disorder after being violently raped in childhood by her grandfather. I found that each patient who ultimately came to reprocess their trauma had had relational problems most of their life, and their character formation had been formed around defending against this memory and having extreme rage when confronted with an emotional reminder of the unconscious event.
It is very sad to see your patient decompensate, though temporarily, but then watch them reevaluate all of their issues and come out stronger. I have found that there will be some women whose trauma was so great that they never really achieve their life goals and suffer chronically. Oher women will only temporarily decompensate when there is a major stressor in their life, like a significant loss, a death (even of a pet), or an emotionally abusive experience with a significant other.
My sister and I are incest victims. My sister profited socially and financially from her consensual incest. I rejected my father because of unjust physical abuse at his hands during preadolescence. The physical abuse became sporadic after I promised physical retaliation the next time he was passed out drunk. The malevolent and vicious verbal abuse continued. My sister is filled with rage which she projects onto me. My mother tries to do "nice" things for me, but favors my sister and refuses to admit the incest. At 62, I have had enough of the madness and am in the process of breaking all ties with my extended Southern Gothic family. Please continue studies of all aspects and nuances of this family problem.
I just ended a relationship with a man whom I now believe is or was involved with his daughter. Looking back at things that didn't make sense at the time, now do make sense. She was his mistress, his puppetier, his precious angel. During our break-up we were arguing about the way he refused to share with me that his daughter was pregnant again. Every question I asked was met with some strange excuse which made me angier. Frustrated at him I just blurted out, "were you ever inappropriate with her?". He became enraged. He went looking for an apartment immediately. He started selling off things to get the money to move out. He told me that by my accusing him of such a thing was "the straw that broke the camel's back". Then I called his ex-wife and she confirmed that their daughter was taken out of the house as a child by DSS, but returned to them when nothing was found. I confronted him with this one phone when he called to collect some of his belongings. He said they didn't prove anything. That's all he had to say. They didn't prove anything. Sick. What a sick, sick mind. And, his daughter is sick now also. Sick and consensual. Sick and abiding. Sick and living the same kind of duplicitous life as he.
Hi, I have had a suspicious feeling about my wife's family for quite some time now. My wife has 3 sisters (1 older and 2 younger). When I met her some 10 years ago, her family seemed like a very tight knit family, with possibly an overprotective mother who always made it look like it was my wife's fault for marrying me and later moving out. All her 3 sisters went back to their home after graduating college, and none got married even till now.
But that didn't seemed too odd to me until her mother passed away 3 years ago. It was then that things got weird. Her sisters would sleep with their father (even though they are well over 20 years old with the eldest at 33 this year and youngest at 25 now). My wife told me that this happened almost every night because they said their father could not sleep alone… I was like "what is this"????. I love my wife, but I have to admit that our sex life has never been great cause she seem "afraid" of physical intimacy.
The last time we visited them, the sisters were even casually talking about sleeping on their fathers NEW BED that night, which I found quite "unacceptable" but kept quiet as not to show disrespect. My wife even took her father on a trip with both of them sharing a room (which didn't seemed too odd that time but is getting on my nerves now as I slowly try to dissect what is happening).
I know some people will tell me that this is just father-daughter love. But I have a sister too, and at no point would I ever see it fit for her to sleep with my father alone in a room. I have a close family too~!!! Neither do I see myself sleeping with my mum alone for no good reason (unless she is sick and I need to take care of her)
The worst part is, I recently came to Hong Kong to further my studies and my wife had to wait a year before she could join me. During that time, she had an affair with a man 10 years older than her. When the affair was discovered, her dad protected and wanted her to go back to stay in his house (with all her sisters and him).
The affair tore me up. but what I am truly worried about is this unhealthy Father-Daughter thing they have going. Am I paranoid? Is it natural for father-daughters to sleep together often? Is the father just over-caring or over-protective. My wife suffers from depression, sexual frigidity, and now an affair with an older man (fatherly figure maybe????). And the father immediately sees it as a chance to get her back in the house.
Anyway, I really tried to save our marriage, partly because I really love her and now, partly because I'm afraid of what would happen to her if she moves back.
Is this a sign of incest? None of her sisters who stayed back ever had any successful relationships with men. Her elder sister is terribly hot tempered. My wife's taking meds for depression and would not want to discuss this issue with me. I tried talking to my wife's cousin, but I doubt he believes in what I say. My wife and I are still together.
Can anyone help?
I need to find a published book and/or article that explains not only the symptomology (sp?) of incest but also what is called the Child Sexual Abuse Syndrome. I have found some web info that states the symptoms for both interlap (delayed outcry, promescuity (sp?), substance abuse), but are the warning signs necessarily identical? After all, incest necessarily involves familial relation but sexual abuse need not. Is there such thing as a professional association/organization of therapists, psychologists, etc., who handle cases involving one or the other, or both? Please respond. I am thinking of writing my Master's thesis on this matter. John, 210-307-0336
As a survivor of incest, many of the symptoms are exacerbated by difficulty finding adequate support and help when a person seeks treatment. A classic warning sign is an authoritarian parent who appears dependent on HIS family for emotional support but unable to offer affection or intimacy or regulate his emotions or sexual impulses himself. Incest is a universal taboo, and a parent who overrides this basic law has major problems and causes major stress and damage to his family. Sexual abuse comes from an inability to control sexual urges as well as a sense of entitlement to use other people as objects to satisfy physical needs or use sex as a source of self-soothing and exerting a sense of power and control instead of finding more viable methods. Healthy parents are loving and protective, those who abuse their positions of authority seek to abuse their position of trust to gain a sense of power and control or self-validation. this brings me back to the trouble finding adequate help. The psychiatrists I saw used verbal and emotional abuse to weaken my defenses. Likewise, no intimacy could be created as the relationship was based on me divulging shameful facts about myself which they in turn used to dominate and humiliate me further. A sense of warmth and genuine concern was missing in the offices where I was treated as a sick object rather than a person who had been damaged by someone else's abusive behaviour. The process of being systematically criticised for drinking heavily (I rarely drink), being too sick to work ( I function well, even under stress), too stupid to study and therefore depressed (I received a Commonwealth scholarship to complete my Ph D) made me increasingly frustrated and left me far more confused and depressed than when I had entered for help. Added to this, the sexual propositions, romanticising of what should have been a professional relationship, and the denial by medical colleagues that certain psychiatrists were mentally ill and too sick to be treating patients, left me increasingly isolated, infuriated and incapable of trusting in the supposed helpers. Therapy wasted much time, money, physical and emotional energy. Until patients or clients can tape sessions to off-set the notes or no-documentation of those who are paid to treat them, I wonder whether standards will improve. Sexual abuse stigmatises the victim and leaves the offender above reproach as most abuse occurs in private and speaking out is met with disbelief or accusations of deceit or seduction. Now women are trained to keep safe, rather than men being trained to avoid violating other people. Sexual abuse is rife in any relationship where one partner is emotionally immature or ruthless and self-serving and feels entitled to use another person for sexual gratification without offering emotional connection or protection of consideration for the other person's needs and feelings. Once sexual abuse is viewed through such a lens, then the problem is seen to be far more prevalent and difficult to erase and treat. incest is an extreme example of a society where men are encouraged to act out sexually as a sign of virility and self-esteem. what feels good to a man may feel terrifying to the victim of their sexual urges. And God help a woman who rejects a man's sexual overtures…she always has to be so careful not to hurt his ego by coming up with excuses rather than feel entitled to be honest and state that she finds him sleazy, boring, ugly or stupid. Men, however, have no problem calling a woman a dog, a slut or desperate. The double standard keeps women locked in denial of their sexual desires to maintain their reputation while men feel entitled to hunt for more bodies to fill their growling hunger to get a high form sex. Few men are capable of the level of intimacy and emotional connection that would satisfy a woman, and women make excuses for this refusal to be vulnerable or open by stating that he's a man and can't be expected to be needy or vulnerable or emotionally open like a woman. no wonder the gender wars continue and sexual abuse is seen as a man's right and a woman's problem.
I am concerned a neighbor boy may be being sexually abused. How can I be sure? He is about to be 16 and he is also dating my daughter!
I need someone to talk to. I found out my husband has and is looking at pictures of his adult daughters naked pictures. I've always believed his daughter was messed up, but know I know they both are.
I had a boyfriend who I discovered having ssex with his son I was with him fir 4 yrs before I discovered it. The boy is now 16 and they have a sexual relationship, was going on since this boy was little and I never understood when cps was called, the boy never disclosed any information and seemed ok with his dad doing this. I thought he was having an affair so recorded stuff, that's found it was son and other people. I'll never understand it or the exceptance from it. He told everyone I was crazy and family believed it, so I could never save boy, but boy didn't want to be saved and was so jealous of and Competed with me and dad brfore I knew and father would wait on him hand and foot, so programmed but didn't see to care. I'll never understand why boy wouldn't be depressed or say no, odd world. It's against law to record so couldn't do a thing to help and I realized boy seemed ok with it
Have a question why would someone all sudden want to change the babies diaper all the time which is a boy and always wanting to hold him and keep him. Now the baby is having anger issues and when you ask why all of sudden is touching his self is only 18 month and the baby is starting to show separation anxiety when that person is leaving wanting to spend all this time with the baby is tring to leave the baby gets unusually upset. And every time you turn around is trying put the baby in their lap wanting to hold them when they show they want to put down and makes them sit. And when you ask the person which is grandpa what's up with wanting to get so close to your baby and why you want to be so helpful get angry and or changes the subject…
What would you think is going on as a parent….And what would you do cause the baby can not talk.this is giving me a uneasy feeling… I am I just paranoid or these signs of some type abbuse…
Greg Wright was that to me. Does it sound fishy to you like it does me is what I am asking…
Thank you so much for thie info on this site. I fear my son is having incestuous sex with his daughter, I have been to the police but they say they need more evidence, a confession or her to admit. So I am doing my best to get that so we can stop it. While I am very concerned for my granddaughter I am also very concerned for him as his life wil be destroyed unless there is some way he can not only stop but also recover from this incredibly destructive habit. Any insights on how I can proceed?
I just wanted to address the writer asking about his wife & her sister's peculiar relationship with their father. No, it is not "normal" for a father & his daughters to be sleeping in the same bed, especially as "grown" adult women. My advice is honestly to leave your marriage before this woman takes you down with the ship. If you see some hope, then at the very least separate from her both physically & emotionally for about 6 month's and seek counseling for your own self first since your wife chose to have an affair. A parent's job is to protect your children the best of your ability when young while preparing and guiding them to become their own person and thus…want to form their own life with their own peer's. There are actual stages of development by a man by the name of Young identified as normal stages of development that might be helpful for you to research. With this said, I have a close family as well, but my sister brother and myself Never slept with our Dad, with perhaps the exception of when we were young children afraid of thunder, and then we were with Both Mom & Dad. Normal parents are capable of teaching healthy emotional boundaries. Your intuition is trying to warn you. I had a colleague tell me once, "Always trust your gut feeling, it Never ever steers you wrong.". My husband calls this phenomenon, our " Spidey Sense". To this day it has never steered me wrong. Best advice I ever received in my life. Listen to what Your gut tells you, regardless of their strange relationship. Do what is right for you and if you really love your wife, suggest she seek professional help too, after all she did leave home to marry you, unlike the other 2 sister's. She probably fears her father and perhaps her dark past, so she might be able to recover emotionally with help of a specialized Therapist or Doctor. Try to look at it from her side too, if it's true that's an awfully heavy secret to carry around for any person. Good Luck to you. One more suggestion, prayers never hurt either. Look up the Serenity Prayer, it's helped me through a lot of struggle and confusion.


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