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ARAPAHOE -- Gordon L. Monie, 80, of Arapahoe, died Thursday (Nov. 8, 2007) at C.A. Mues Good Samaritan Center in Arapahoe.
He was born Jan. 6, 1927, on a farm north of Franklin, to Ernest and Minnie (Kennedy) Monie. He was baptized in State Line Congregational Church, south of Franklin. He attended school and graduated from Franklin High School in 1943.
In December of 1947, he married Geraldine Yelken in Franklin. He worked on the Harlan County Dam as a lineman and electrician and was recalled to active duty in the Navy during the Korean War as a radio intercept technician, and served one year in Adak, Alaska.
Upon returning to Franklin after the war, he worked in the appliance and electronic business until 1957. He then moved to Arapahoe and worked for Lockenour Furniture as a manager of the office appliance and electronic department. He later purchased this department and established the Arapahoe Service Center , operating this business until 1982. Later he worked as the manager of ATC Communications and retired in 1996.
He was active in the Arapahoe community serving on the fire department and rescue squad as the ambulance and rescue chief for more than 25 years. He served on the Arapahoe School Board, City Council, Cemetery Board, Furnas County 911 Board and was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and American Legion, Post No. 96 of Arapahoe.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Geraldine Dena Monie; daughter-in-law, Deanna Lee Monie; brother, Keith Monie; and infant sister, Ilene.
Survivors include his sons, Michael and wife, Rose Ann Monie of Arapahoe, Todd and wife, LeAndra Monie of Arapahoe; daughters, Sheila and husband, Jerry Wendland of Denver,Pamela and husband, Larry Pfeiffer of Arapahoe and Cindy and husband, Dave Young of Denver; brothers, Quinten and wife, Paula Monie of Dallas, Texas, Ernest and wife, Bonnie Monie of Franklin, Walter and wife, Bonnie Monie of Omaha, John Monie of Houston, Texas and Gary and wife, Rozanne Monie of Mesquite, Texas; sisters, Shirley and husband, Robert Lennemann and Sharon and husband, Roger Schneider, all of Dallas, Texas; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be Saturday, 10:30 a.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church at Arapahoe with the Rev. David Otten officiating. Burial will be in the Arapahoe Cemetery with military rites provided by American Legion Post No. 96 of Arapahoe.
Visitation is today until 8 p.m., at Wenburg Funeral Home in Arapahoe and prior to services at the church on Saturday.
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LONDON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - In a spartan office in the Londonheadquarters of De Beers, Elliot Tannenbaum holds a cloudlessstone the size and shape of a domino to the light: a roughdiamond worth millions, even before it is cut and polished.
A veteran diamantaire, Tannenbaum's family firm is one ofsome 80 buyers handpicked by the diamond giant to buy rough gemsfrom its mines, under an arcane system of pre-determinedallocations and regular sales meetings known as "sights".
"I have been coming here some ten times a year for 35 years,I have missed only two or three sights. It is part of ourroutine," says Tannenbaum, whose Leo Schachter group, founded inNew York and now headquartered in Israel, is a majormanufacturer of polished diamonds.
But this week's sight is De Beers' last in London. From nowon, the action will be in Gaborone, dusty capital of Botswana.
The office allocated to Tannenbaum's firm, his dedicated DeBeers contacts and the black-and-yellow attache case stackedwith clear plastic bags of diamonds will move south along withthe whole of the company's sales operation - 85 out of 300London-based De Beers employees.
The 2011 decision to move - which will cost more than $120million, including shiny new offices in Gaborone - follows yearsof negotiations between Anglo-American-owned De Beersand Botswana, the largest producer of gem diamonds and home tomines like Jwaneng, the world's richest.
The move secured a new 10-year contract for the sorting,valuing and sales of diamonds from the Botswana mines run byDebswana, a 50:50 joint venture between De Beers and thesouthern African country's government - the longest salescontract agreed to date between the two sides.
It will shift more than $6 billion of annual rough diamondsales from an international financial centre to a comparativebackwater with a population of 230,000, in one of the mostdramatic examples of a producing country battling successfullyto keep value and profits from the raw materials at home.
The change will test Botswana's ability to develop skillsand services, lower an unemployment rate stuck at roughly 18percent and diversify an economy still dependent on diamonds formore than 80 percent of exports.
By separating sales from corporate headquarters, the move isalso arguably the biggest challenge De Beers has faced to theway it does business since the current sales model was set upnearly a century ago to secure its then-dominant position.
The shift south, long expected in one form or another,raises practical questions - visa difficulties, a lack of directflights and suitable hotels - but has also sparked a debatearound the future of De Beers and its role in the gem market.
Still the world's largest producer by value, De Beers wastaken over by Anglo American in a deal completed last year whichbought out the Oppenheimer family, cutting direct links to thedynasty that ran the firm for almost a century.
"It is what you would call the end of an era, but it shouldnot be seen as a negative, it should be seen as the naturalprogression of the industry," Kieron Hodgson, an equity analystat Charles Stanley in London.
Others are less sanguine.
"I don't think any of them really want to be (in Gaborone),but they don't have a choice as the diamonds are in the groundthere," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Des Kilalea.
"It is akin to saying we won't have an London MetalExchange, you'll have to go to Chile to get your copper. It isblatantly inefficient - though in terms of politics anddevelopment, if I were president I'd do the same."
De Beers has already moved its diamond sorting andaggregation businesses - the operations that sift through theproduction from each mine and bring the gems together beforethey are allocated to buyers - to Gaborone.
It has also been supporting cutting and polishing operationsby making more diamonds available locally - encouraginginternational firms like Tannenbaum's to grow there. The LeoSchachter group now employs some 300 people in Botswana.
De Beers' London sights date back to the 1930s, when it setup what became the Diamond Trading Company to control supply,secure demand and tighten its grip on the market in roughdiamonds, of which it held some 80 percent at its peak in the1980s and 90s.
Gems from all mines were aggregated and quantities forcustomers were agreed in advance. Buyers were vetted and couldnot refuse gems in their allocation without risking futuresupply. In exchange, they were assured a predictable, consistentquality and supply.
Until this month, the London sales meetings were interruptedonly by the heavy bombing during the Blitz.
But times have changed. De Beers has been battling lowerproduction and challenges to its sales model for years, in partthanks the collapse of the Soviet Union and the emergence ofmines in Australia and Canada outside the firm's influence.
Its share of rough diamond sales dropped to under 50 percentin 2006 and to 37 percent in 2012, according to consultancyBain. In 2009, it was overtaken in carat terms by Russia'sAlrosa.
De Beers says the move to Gaborone was partly motivated bywanting to keep alive the sights system, which still sells tobuyers like jewellers Tiffany & Co and China's Chow TaiFook, and Indian family firms.
"The Botswana government did not come to De Beers and sayplease transfer your business. The Botswana government said wewould like you to sell the Botswana diamonds here," said VardaShine, who runs De Beers' Global Sightholder Sales.
"We believe our business model is quite strong and providesvalue for De Beers and its shareholders - so we came up with theidea of moving the whole business."
But some in the industry say it presents challenges that themodel may not survive.
De Beers already sells 10 percent of its production throughauction as opposed to via sights, and according to the 2011deal, the Botswana government will be able to sell a portion oflocal production through state-owned Okavango that will rise to15 percent.
De Beers says the auctions provide a guide price forsightholders, but others only see competition.
"There is a direct challenge to the De Beers sightholderssystem taking place," says diamond entrepreneur Martin Rapaport,whose own group operates rough and polished diamond tenders.
There are also questions about the wisdom of separating DeBeers' management, which will remain headquartered in London,from its sales and the expertise that has underpinned the group.
"The diamond end of the business is going to become divorcedfrom the corporate end of the business, and the corporate end ofthe business has already been largely denuded of diamondexpertise," said Brian Menell, whose family sold a stake in theVenetia mine to De Beers a decade ago and now has mininginterests across Africa as head of the private Kemet group.
He also pointed out the move brings De Beers closer to justone of its producing nations, which could arguably skew itsviews. Botswana accounts for almost three-quarters of De Beersproduction, but it also has mines in Namibia, South Africa andCanada.
For its part, Botswana - long hailed as an African successstory - is hoping the De Beers shift will help it boost skillsand develop as a diamond hub that will attract a growing trafficof buyers across Africa.
While it may never outshine Antwerp, Dubai or Tel Aviv,Gaborone hopes it can carve out its own niche.
Many question whether it can really change the structure ofan industry where most of the resources are in Africa but mostof the value is generated elsewhere, and whether its strategy isgood preparation for life after diamonds, as the mines age.
Thanks to improvements in technology used in cutting andpolishing and increased efficiency, Botswana has lowered itscosts to compete, for larger stones at least, with India.
But Tannenbaum says productivity still lags behind, makingmargins difficult for smaller gems, where the cost of cuttingand polishing can make up a larger percentage of the finalprice.
"It will take time for the more difficult material - it tookIndia 40 years," he said.
The country also still lacks the financial and otherinfrastructure of, say, Dubai.
Razia Khan, Africa analyst at Standard Chartered in London,said Botswana was being given a golden opportunity.
"The big win for Botswana would be if it could put in placemicro level reforms that result in an improvement in thebusiness climate," Khan said.
"If it doesn't do that it loses an all-important opportunityto expand its economy, to expand its export base, to provide adriver for GDP growth."
- De Beers
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Thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Beautiful tour. Highly recommend it!
Stunning and professional performance in fascinating location. The dinner was plentiful and delicious too!
This tour was amazing!
From pick-up to drop off - FANTASTIC. Spend the extra dollar and get the dinner. Well worth it and better seats! The show was touristy and fun. Just what you wanted on this tour. No disappointment. It was as expected.
Lovely show. Wish the pickup was punctual or at least 5-10 minutes late.
MARÍA Puerto Rico
GREAT!!!! Albaicín is so beautiful at NIGHT!!! As well as the ALHAMBRA view!!!
The Sacromonte flamenco was SUPERB!!!
the pick up was a bit muddled but once we got on the bus all was well, everything went according to plan and we loved it.
Louis M USA
I will remember this event for the rest of my life, outstanding night!!
Wonderful flamenco and night scene, also the guide had excellent knowledge about the city and history of it
Everything we expected! The performance was mesmerizing!
Very well organized and worth every penny! The flemenco dancers are true artists, we enjoyed the evening very much! Our two grandchildren, 5 and 6 years, liked it too :)
Blanca United Kingdom
Excellent show and good food, plus we were given great seats and had an overall wonderful experience. Really recommend it, a must!
Our night at the flamenco show was so much fun! We bought the dinner option and we were glad we did - the food (Spanish cuisine) was very nice and as we had a table, we were located slightly higher than the rest so we have great views of the show! The caves are very charming and as they are quite small, the flamenco dancers and musicians perfom very closely to the public which is a unique and exciting experience! I've been to lots of flamenco shows before and this one was very unique, a great experience to take back home!
This was great. Not sure we were comfortable being the only people in our cellar eating but relaxed quickly. The dancing was excellent and energetic
It was difficult to connect with the local company about the transportation. But it all worked out, we were picked up at our hotel and the dinner and performance were terrific! This was a good buy.
The pick up was very late. We were nervous that we were going to miss the show. Turns out the whole bus was the only audience for the show so they started late for us anyways. The show was nice and beautiful traditional flamenco dancing. Several dancers performed. It may be in a 'cave' but it looks like any other tourist set up. It wasn't as authentic as I was hoping for. The guide was very knowledgeable and we enjoyed the walking tour afterwards.
Wonderful tour , we got to see parts of Granada that we would never experience on our own. Our guide was very efficient, entertaining and well informed. The Flamenco show was a terrific , with very talented dancers. We opted for the dinner but would pass on that as it was shoved at us just prior to the show and very mediocre at the best. The good part of it was that we had good viewing above a lot of the crowd.
The ZambaFlamenco show was fabulous and we had front row seats including 1 drink. Was one of the highlights of our trip to southern Spain. The walking tour of Albaicin was just a short walk to a viewpoint of the Alhambra. Description needs to be updated to reflect that the walking tour is NOT a tour.
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There was some confusion as the tour organisers seemed unable to pick me up from my hotel as was expected and paid for. it meant that I had to walk for ten minutes late at night and on my own - I'm 72 years old - from the drop off point to my hotel.
Exciting, unique, and wonderful! One of the highlights of our trip! The venue isn't the most comfortable. The language barrier is significant. You'll be shoulder to shoulder with people you don't know. But the show is amazing! The rhythms are complex and fascinating. The dancing is enthralling. This experience was worth every penny and more.
The only reason I gave it 4 stars rather than 5 is because, upon exiting the venue, there were a few moments of confusion where our group didn't know where to go or what to do. We were collected by one of the workers (someone we had not yet met) and led quickly through the streets to one of the Alhambra viewpoints, where our guide stopped to tell us something. (But I have my doubts that any in our group could understand what she was saying.) That was the walking tour part. When she was done, we were given about 5 minutes to appreciate the very nice night-time view. And then it was over. Not much of a "walking tour." But a fun "cultural moment" nevertheless. The van ride through the Albaicin up to Sacromonte is an experience of a lifetime...
It was a wonderful night, filled with laughter, culture, and amazing rhythm.
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Really good flamenco show. However the transportation to and from the venue was a bit disorganized and it was a bit unclear where we were supposed to go at times. Also, would have liked a longer walking tour.
Amazing Flamenco show. Great ambience. A different touch! Dinner was terrible:(
It was too dark to appreciate the short walk. There was a lot of waiting around and this part of the itinerary disorganised! The lighted Alhambra was nevertheless lovely.
We enjoyed the authentic Flamenco show that was given in a building that built was in a cave. We saw two groups of dancers/singers and they were obviously very talented The performers danced, sang and performed with passion and aplumb,


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March 5, 2016
Posted by: Eric Frank, Geoff Schellens
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Mexico
Elevation: 7,300'
After long journeys from all over the US we finally gathered at our hotel in Mexico City. Excitement and anticipation were high throughout the group as we discussed the upcoming trip. We then made our way through the noise Saturday night streets of Zona Rosa, Mexico City, to an authentic Mexican restaurant called, El Refugio Fonda. After a decadent meal, we picked our way back to the hotel to pack and get some rest before we set off on the first leg of our trip tomorrow. Thanks for following along with us here in Mexico.
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February 14, 2016
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Chase Nelson
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
Yesterday was a big day for all of us up on Chimborazo and thankfully the near perfect weather allowed us to stand on top! All in all our summit day took 13 some hours round trip including a deceptively difficult two-hour walk across the summit plateau from the Veintimilla summit to the barely higher Whymper summit. Riddled with deep trenches and fantastic snow mushrooms, what should have taken no more than an hour was a brutal two hour jaunt back and forth. We were fortunate enough to enjoy perfectly calm winds and clear skies on top, which made it not so bad. We even got to peep some views of Cotopaxi smoking in the distance before gearing up for our descent. We were greeted warmly back at the Estrella de Chimborazo where we ate a celebratory dinner and promptly crashed in their cozy beds. Right now we are on the bus headed back for Quito where we hope to have one last celebratory dinner as a team before at least half of us head for the airport to catch a red-eye flight home. All in all it was a quite an adventure and I'd like to thank the team for rolling with the punches the whole trip and hanging in there til the end. And I'd also like to thank the other guides, Chase, David, and Diego along with Victor, our driver, for all the help along the way.
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February 13, 2016
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Chase Nelson
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
Elevation: 20,703'
Hey it's Billy checking in. We are all back safe and sound at our camp on Chimborazo. We're about to actually hike on down to the bus. We had a safe and successful climb to the summit today. Just about perfect weather most of the day. That's all I have to report. Long, long day- everyone is super tired but definitely big smiles on our faces. As we were just talking about this, it totally rethinks our whole trip down here. That's all I have for now. Signing off and we'll check in again tomorrow evening at the end of the trip.
RMI Guide Billy Nugent checks in post Chimborazo summit.
Congratulations to the team on successfully summiting!!! Go…..Jason!!! How exciting!!!
Posted by: Esther & Dean Chapman on 2/13/2016 at 4:57 pm
February 12, 2016
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Chase Nelson
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
Elevation: 17,500'
Hey There,
It's Billy calling from high Camp on Chimborazo at around 17,500 feet. I'm up here with all the team everyone is doing extremely well, and we're even enjoying the semi-decent weather. We are in the clouds but the wind is calm and it's not raining, so compared to what we've been dealing with so far this trip we will take it! The team is just resting after our hike up here and pretty soon we'll be eating some tasty Mountain House freeze dried dinners and getting to bed early so we are in a good position to get up in the middle of the night tonight and take a crack at the summit. Hopefully I'll be giving you a call next from the top of the mountain, but if not we'll check in or if you know how it went.
That's all for now, bye!
RMI Guide Billy Nugent calling in from High Camp on Chimborazo
Go SPS!!! Go Daddy!!! We love you!! Have fun!! Roh?, lalalalalal
Posted by: Team Chapman on 2/13/2016 at 5:56 am
Have a great summit day, guys!
Posted by: Craig Falkenhagen on 2/12/2016 at 6:17 pm
February 11, 2016
Posted by: JJ Justman, JM Gorum
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Aconcagua
Elevation: 13,800'
Hi everyone! The RMI Aconcagua team is safely back at Base Camp. We are enjoying cokes and beers and just relaxing. I will be honest, most of us are exhausted, me included. It was a perfect summit day and it has taken its toll. We all deserve to relax and unwind. This is officially the last blog post for our team. We will walk out tomorrow and arrive in Mendoza on the 13th. Thanks for all of your support along the way. Ciao from Aconcagua.
RMI Guide JJ Justman and JM Gorum
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Congratulations on your summit mike. That was huge…. Eric
Posted by: Eric on 2/12/2016 at 2:45 am
February 11, 2016
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Chase Nelson
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
Elevation: 13,123'
The team enjoyed a nice night at the Chuquiragua Lodge where we were able to dry out, get a good night's sleep, and even practice some anchor equalization and crevasse rescue in the courtyard. Victor, our driver, showed up around noon to join us for lunch and we'll be heading out soon for a night at Estrella de Chimborazo before starting up on the mountain in earnest tomorrow…
All for now,
RMI Guide Billy Nugent
Billy and Company - Enjoy every minute of your experience down in Ecuador, ran or shine - it's the journey as much as the destination. Would LOVE to be with you right now! Thanks again for an amazing two weeks up on Aconcagua. I had a fantastic time.
Special greetings to my good friend, Rob Yonaitis.
Best regards, Craig
Posted by: Craig Falkenhagen on 2/11/2016 at 11:09 am
February 10, 2016
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Chase Nelson
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
The "improving trend" turned out to be a bunch of baloney and shortly after finishing my dispatch last night the starry sky clouded over and began to steadily pour almost without relent. We woke in the morning and the steady downpour had not begun to show signs of letting up. The team decided over breakfast that with the zero probability of climbing Antisana, that our best move was to pack up and hike out and hopefully dry out at a hacienda. So here we are, some time on the road later hanging up all of our gear to dry yet again at another hacienda this time at a scenic spot at the base of the Illinizas. Despite the tough weather the gang is doing our best to have fun and enjoy the Ecuadorian countryside. All this traveling has been fun but we're hoping to get in a little more legit climbing before our trip winds down.
February 10, 2016
Posted by: JJ Justman, JM Gorum
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Aconcagua
Elevation: 22,841'
Original Post 6:34 a.m. PST
Hey everyone. This is JJ Justman and JM and Team Aconcagua. The team is on the summit of Aconcagua! Just below 23,000 feet! My voice is a little hoarse but I am going to hold the phone out and we're going to give the team a chance to give a big hooray. [Team in the background.] It was a beautiful day climbing. We are the only ones up here on the summit right now. It's a very quiet day. The weather is crystal clear, not a cloud in the sky, a light breeze. It's supposed to be blowing a little bit more later today. We got an early start and it was a great effort by the team. We still have to get down, but it's a safe route. We'll get back to camp in several hours. You guys, it's been a great adventure. Thanks for following along. We'll touch base again here soon. From the summit of Aconcagua, this is the RMI team saying, "Arrivederci!"
Update 9:54 a.m PST
RMI Guide JJ Justman checked in with the RMI Office. The team is back and high camp safe and sound. Everyone is focusing on staying hydrated and resting. The team will spend the night at high camp and descend to base camp tomorrow morning.
RMI Guide JJ Justman calls from the Aconcagua summit!
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Congratulations JJ and team! Can't believe the weather improved so much since our attempt just a few weeks ago. Enjoy your descent and asado at Pampa de las Lenas. Craig
Posted by: Craig Falkenhagen on 2/11/2016 at 10:23 am
congratulations to team lawler- ken and brad. what an effort! can't wait to have you back at home.
Posted by: anne lawler on 2/10/2016 at 6:43 pm
February 9, 2016
Posted by: Billy Nugent, Chase Nelson
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
Elevation: 13,400'
Hi all!
Your intrepid team woke this morning after a solid night's sleep to mostly dry gear (although there were some attempts to dry gloves out the window of the bus) and enjoyed a nice breakfast at our hacienda before heading south towards our next objective. Many hours of transit later we've made camp in a beautiful alpine meadow on the side of Antisana and are about to enjoy our first night in tents. The weather currently has cleared significantly and the wind has calmed to nearly a standstill but things weren't looking so good for most of the day today. Rain plagued our spirits for most of the drive from Guachalá to Antisana and while setting up tents in a bit of drizzle we weren't so sure that we were going to be so lucky. Knock on wood. Hopefully this improving trend will continue and we will get to take an honest shot at the summit. But first tomorrow calls for a day trip up above our camp to the glacier where we hope to practice our crevasse rescue among other technical skills before returning to camp on the eve of our climb. We enjoyed a tasty spaghetti dinner and are now all tucked in in anticipation of tomorrow's early rise.
All for now!
RMI Guide Billy Nugent
February 9, 2016
Posted by: JJ Justman, JM Gorum
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Aconcagua
Elevation: 19,600'
Hey everyone. This is JJ Justman with Team Aconcagua. We are all up at High Camp, 19,600 feet. We've got camp built. We have the stoves fired as well. We're melting snow for water, getting some hot drinks going. It's a calm day right now, but the forecast is for a little bit of winds to pick up for tomorrow but then it's supposed to really be bad the next couple of days after, so we are taking advantage of this window. It's nice weather now- keep your fingers crossed for us that it will continue. We certainly are hoping that it will; but regardless, we'll have a safe climb tomorrow. We'll touch base with you. It's going to be very busy so don't worry. We're going to have a full day ahead of us but everyone is doing really well, which is the great thing. So I'm anticipating a fun summit climb tomorrow. Take care everyone. We'll touch base later on tomorrow whether we're on top of the summit or when we're on our way down. Take care everyone. Ciao from Argentina.
RMI Guide JJ Justman calls in from Aconcagua High Camp.
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Nice work mike. Just one foot in front of the other now. Praying for a Summit for you guys. Eric
Posted by: Eric on 2/10/2016 at 3:08 am
I wish I could be up there with you guys, YOU'VE GOT TO KEEP YOUR COMPOSURE!! And don't forget your water shoes, you wouldn't want JJ yelling at you.
Best of luck guys,
I'm pulling for you
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I'm just curious how they make apps like Fat Booth for the iPhone? I've been learning/developing iphone apps for the last couple of months but have never ventured into anything image/photo/game based, how on earth do you do image manipulation within objective c? Is it with similar libraries to Cocos 2D or something?
cocos2d is for game animations. what you want is image processing.
entering something along the lines of "objective-c image processing" into google is a good place to start. projects like http://code.google.com/p/simple-iphone-image-processing/ will give you an idea of how you manipulate image data in objective-c. And you never know, there may be an open source library that does the kind of morphing you're looking for.
I just released an app on the app store that internally had to implement a rudimentary version of FatBooth in order to achieve the final effect. Take a look at Displacement Mapping for an idea as to how you can get images to bend, expand, shrink, bloat, etc. FatBooth might have approached it a different way, but this is certainly one approach that would have worked just fine for FatBooth.


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For parents this means not only thinking about, and providing school lunches but also those oh-so-important 'after school snacks.'
Most kids are going to be looking for something to eat to hold them over until dinnertime as soon as they come through the door. The good news is that snacks can be an important part of a healthy diet. Planning and preparation can make all the difference in whether or not your children or other family members are snacking smart or not. Whether you are concerned about your child's weight or simply want to ensure that he or she is eating healthier foods, there is a big difference between soda, chips and dip or having a couple of cookies with milk or having a serving or two of fruits or vegetables.
Remember that what you eat all adds up. One ounce of potato chips equals 150 calories. Eaten three times a week that adds up to 23,400 calories/year, or an additional 6 1/2 pounds a year. And even worse, those calories came with little or no nutritional benefit. So instead of a soft drink and chips, a glass of milk and cookies or a peanut butter sandwich will provide many more of the nutrients that a child needs to grow and stay healthy.
Parents may think, "sure I'd rather my child eat something healthy," but not know how to get them to actually eat the healthier option. The first step in getting your family to choose healthier snacks is to have them available and NOT to have the choices you'd prefer they didn't eat right at their fingertips. Also remember to be sure to have snacks that are EASY to eat. No child will get vegetables out of the crisper, clean and cut them up to eat rather than grab a bag of chips or cookies out of the pantry.
The first step in getting your family to eat healthier is to have the healthy options available and easier to get than the less healthy options. One thing I often did when my children were still young and at home was to put the vegetable relish plate that was "to be part of dinner" on the kitchen island while I worked on dinner preparations. Family members often "snitched" carrots or celery sticks, etc. from the plate as they walked by before dinner. I didn't care if they ate the vegetables at dinner or before, as long as they were eating the good food I wanted them to eat.
Another problem for managing snacks is that they might need to be portable. Your children might not be coming straight home or be home long before it's time to head out for a sports practice or other event. So having some snacks that work while on the run can help, such as pieces of fruit or individual bags with dry cereal, animal crackers, raisins, nuts, baby carrots, string cheese or small containers of yogurt.
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Central Airpark offer great rates for parking your car at a safe and secure parking lot. Central Airpark is fenced and well lit and open 24 hours a day. They offer a modern shuttle service transporting you to and from Philadelphia Airport for no extra charge. Upon arrival at Central Airpark please park in an empty slot and the shuttle bus will pick you up from your car. Central Airpark's attentive and friendly staff will assist with your luggage to ensure effortless arrival or departure. Once you have returned to PHL please call the number on the courtesy phone board and wait outside of baggage claim. .
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The front desk girl that took our calls apparently didn't follow through with alerting the driver we were at the airport ready for pickup. I called twice, and when the driver finally arrived he said they never told him we arrived.
Time being picked up after our return was much better then in the past. Had to wait longer for pick up on outbound arrival then we have had on prior trips. Had to call for van.
we always have to wait in the lot and on our return way to long for you. will try your neighbor shuttle service next time
I want to make it clear that my 'good' rating above is specifically for the shuttle drivers. Both drivers that we had were good. The entire experience was ruined by the disastrous exit from the lot. It took more than 5 minutes/car. Our wait to leave the parking lot lasted almost 40 minutes at 11 PM on a Sunday night. I can't imagine what it would be like during a busier time. Will never use this lot again.
The shuttle driver that dropped me off Monday morning at 6am was rude and not very helpful. The other driver who picked me up Wednesday night was very courteous and helped load my bags. The driving could have been a bit smoother as well.
Overall pleased, however when we went to check out we had the email and confirmation number of putting a deposit online but the cashier asked us to email it to her at the gate. She was very nice but think ther could be a better way of doing this and more efficient way.
Shuttle to airport was really fast. From airport we had to wait 15 minutes
Great service and easy to find location of parking lot.
Not enough shuttles. We had to wait too long to get one.
the heat was on in the return van - I told the driver and he said he would look into it right away - very helpful and courteous
Got charged for an extra day just for being 1 hour late because our flight was delayed. Parking cashier didn't know what she was doing. The shuttle took half an hour to get there.
The cashier experience wqas horrible. It took us 30 minutes in line to pay. The young lady was disorganized, dropped our slip & seemed completely incompetent. We use your lot every time we fly & our experience getting out of the lot was disappointing and aggravating. Otherwise, we still like your lot.
night supervisor was great,we had a flat tire and he did all he could to help his name is Damien he really was wonderful you should have more like him.thank you.he did help us and we were on our way.
Before departures had a great experience, shuttle driver followed me from when I first entered the parking lot and was very prompt and courteous. On return I had to wait 20 minutes for the shuttle and the female who answered the phone was rude. Overall I would use again, but would call when I was arriving in the gate, not when I already had my bag.
Both drivers were extremely courteous.
Reserving online is easy and gives a wonderful reduced rate. I feel that my car is safe and that you are keeping an eye on it. Pick up and drop off is fabulous! It's as if the shuttle bus driver was waiting for us, and we came earlier than expected. The shuttle drivers are so thoughtful and polite. What an amazing service!
We have used this company several times and we've always had excellent service BUT this time was much different. We arrived very early on Wednesday morning about 3:00 am. We parked in a designated handicap spot and as usual the shuttle pulled right up behind us. The shuttle door open and a very old gentleman just looked at us, never said good morning and never got out of the seat to help us with our bags like our previous visits. We are parked in a handicap spot for a reason which meant that I am unable to help my husband with our bags either. We were leaving for vacation so we just let it go and chalked it up that he was just to old to help. Okay we arrive back from our vacation at 1:30 am and called to be picked up. The woman who answered the phone was very rude and hard to understand. We waited about 20 mins as other shuttles came and went finally our shuttle arrived and it was the same old man. Again no hello and didn't help with luggage so again my husband struggled with the bags. We made another stop at the next terminal and there was a young pretty girl maybe 18 years old waiting with her family this time the old man that could not help a handicap woman got up out of his seat and picked up her bag which must have been too heavy for him because he dropped it at the top of the steps and was unable to move it to the rack so he just left it there. When we got back to the lot he stopped at our handicap parking spot, didn't help us again and this time my husband had to fumble around the girls bag at the top of the stairs. I can not believe how rude and horrible this experience has been for us
In another parking company, they waited until you started your car before the van pulled away upon returning to make sure it started. You didn't do that. That's a nice touch, but I realize during busy times it may not be possible.
Shuttle drivers were wonderful, but my call for a pick up from lot was answered by a very ignorant female. She wanted to know what airline I was at and I said I just pulled into the parking lot and she snapped whatwas my location. I will park at your lot again and hope I never have to deal with that person again.
Check-out attendant could have been a bit more cheery and could have offered directions.


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Watson had a chance to win in regulation, but left a long birdie putt hanging on the lip of the cup on his final hole, bringing a groan from the big gallery. He played 12 holes Monday, finishing off a 6-under 66 to join Quigley and Morgan at 11-under 133.
Quigley and Morgan completed regulation play on Sunday before rain forced the suspension of play, with Quigley shooting a 66 and Morgan finishing with a 68.
In the playoff, Watson and Morgan both two-putted for par on the 442-yard 18th.
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Description: This is a collection of essays honoring the life and work of Baruch A. Brody, a preeminent philosopher and bioethicist. The book addresses topics largely within the corpus of his ethical scholarship, among them moral ambiguity in ethics, casuistry, research ethics, and euthanasia.
Purpose: The book is intended to address the many areas in bioethics where Brody made a significant scholarly impact, with original contributions from his colleagues. It honors Brody life's work with reflective, critical scholarship.
Audience: Bioethicists and philosophers interested in bioethics are the intended readers. It will have broad appeal within bioethics because of the diversity of Brody's scholarship. Those with interests ranging from religious and research ethics to political theories and end of life ethics will find captivating essays in this book.
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