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The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 86, Ed. 1, Wednesday, April 9, 1884
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I'm trying to get a new BES instance up and running and keep running into an issue with new users activating. New users fail with the following errors in the MAGT log:
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Gonorrhea is caused by a bacterium that is transmitted from an infected partner during sex. This can happen during oral, vaginal, or anal sex.
Risk Factors
Gonorrhea is most common among sexually active young adults. Other factors that increase your chances of getting gonorrhea include:
- Being sexually active
- Multiple sex partners
- Having sex without a condom
- A history of STDs
Most people who have gonorrhea do not have symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they may appear 1-14 days after exposure. In some cases, symptoms do not occur for up to a month.
Symptoms in men may include:
- Discharge from the penis
- Burning sensation while urinating
- Itching sensation in urethra
Symptoms in women may include:
- Burning sensation while urinating
- Abnormal vaginal discharge
- Abdominal pain
- Unusual vaginal bleeding
Symptoms in men and women with rectal infections may include:
- Anal itching
- Soreness
- Bleeding
- Painful bowel movements
Gonorrhea can also cause serious health complications.
Complications in men include:
- Epididymitis —A painful swelling and inflammation of the testicles, which may lead to infertility.
- Urethritis —The inside of the urethra may become inflamed, which causes burning when passing urine. If scarring occurs, it may cause difficulty with passing urine, or block urine flow completely.
- Prostatitis —An inflammation of the prostate gland. Symptoms include pain in and around the groin and pelvis, or discomfort when urinating. It may also create flu-like symptoms, such as fever, chills, body aches, or fatigue.
Complications in women include:
- Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)—A serious infection that can lead to infertility , even in women who never have symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they may include pelvic pain and pain with intercourse. PID causes scar tissue or may cause an abscess to form in the fallopian tubes.
- Infection in a newborn infant if the mother is infected during pregnancy.
Untreated gonorrhea can cause severe infections in:
- Joints
- Brain
- Eyes
- Heart
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Diagnosis is based on tests.
Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done with:
- Urine tests
- Tests of fluid discharge
You may have other STD tests done, such as chlamydia , syphilis, or HIV .
Gonorrhea is treated with antibiotics. Some strains of gonorrhea have developed resistance to certain antibiotics. You and your doctor will work together to find an antibiotic that is effective.
It is important to take all medication as prescribed. Also, all of your sexual partners should be tested and treated. Do not have sex again until you and your partners have completed treatment and symptoms are gone.
To reduce your chances of getting gonorrhea, take these steps:
- Always use a latex condom during sexual activity.
- Have routine check-ups for STDs if you are a woman under the age of 25. Sexually active young men should consider screening, although there is no specific guideline.
- Have check-ups often if you have other risk factors for getting STDs.
- Have a monogamous relationship. Monogamous means only 1 sexual partner.
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- Review Date: 05/2015 -
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Clonakilty : Michelin's recommendations
This large town, dating from 1598 is renowned for its black pudding, first made around 1880 by Philip Harrington. The famous water pump, also known as the wheel of fortune, was installed in 1890 through the generosity of the Earl of Shannon. The character of the town centre is enhanced by two features: an 18C Georgian square with a central garden, and the use of Gaelic on several of the renovated shop fronts.


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|Blye's Quest Benefit is huge success
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
More than 700 meals were served, auction bidders were plentiful as well as generous, and community members supported Blye McCallum wholeheartedly in the Nov. 12 Benefit Dinner and Auctions.
5-year-old Blye's trip to Germany for specialized therapy in February is official, thanks to the generosity of this community. Blye's parents, Gary and Andrea, publicly expressed their appreciation twice during Friday evening's event, both times overwhelmed with gratitude for the generosity shown to them. Donations have been given by way of Bushels for Blye in the 2010 harvests, cash donations at First Pioneer National Bank and contributions to both the Silent Auction and Live Auction, as well as the dinner last Friday.
Committee members passed their initial goal for fund raising for the McCallums and are thrilled with the additional opportunities the generosity of the community will provide.
Blye, a smiling, easy-to-love little guy, has wound his way into many hearts in the community. That was easy to see as he met and mingled at Friday night's event.
Following the delicious meal of brisket and pulled pork, a big surprise for Blye found members of Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department working their way to the young man. They stopped by to say hello, drop off some gifts and wish him good luck. Blye adores firemen, and when those bright yellow uniforms approached him, he was quite excited. With their hats and headgear, they weren't recognizable to Blye, but when they realized this, they took off their hats and Blye saw he actually knew the guys.
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MCSO: Wanted man leads deputy on high-speed chase
Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 4:54 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 4:54 p.m.
REDDICK - A man with several warrants for his arrest, including for sexual battery, was taken into custody Thursday.
Sheriff's Deputy William Blair received information that Ronald Lee Griffin Jr. was a driving in the 10000 block of Northwest 160th Street and went to the area. He saw Griffin, who drove away.
Blair gave chase and, with speeds reaching approximately 110 mph, Griffin eventually pulled into the driveway of a residence in the 16000 block of Northwest 102nd Court, got out of his car and walked toward the home. The deputy apprehended Griffin and took him to the Marion County Jail.
In addition to the sexual battery charge, Griffin, 28, faces charges of driving on a suspended license and felony feeling or attempting to elude a police officer.
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North Central College is a great place in the middle of somewhere. The vibrant campus atmosphere, an enviable location in a great Midwestern city and connections to one of the world's great cities—Chicago—are characteristics that transform the lives of the students every day and serve as a foundation for the College's identity. While "location" offers different benefits to different people, students understand that it's those transformations that are key to their four years at North Central College.
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James Williamson, 71, of Causeyville was killed around 5:45 p.m. Monday on Causeyville Road, when his car collided with another vehicle, just south of Zero Road.
Twenty-five-year-old Richard Rouleau was in the other vehicle and listed in good condition Tuesday at Rush Hospital.
A 16-year-old girl with Rouleau was treated and released. The accident is under investigation.
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2002 Presentations
I-Team Briefing for TAG: Stewarding America's Data Assets
Date: December 9, 2002
Description: A Briefing on the Status and Activities of I-Teams
Presented at: Technology Advisory Group (TAG) quarterly meeting in Thousand Oaks, California
Created by: Ronald Matzner email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 317 KB ]
I-Teams Stewarding America's Data Assets
Date: December 5, 2002
Description: The I-Team process, Homeland Security, and the NSDI
Presented at: National Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council Annual Conference in New York City
Created by: Ronald Matzner email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 3.11 MB ]
Geospatial One Stop
Date: December 3, 2002
Description: Draft presentation describing content and processes for Modules 2 and 3
Presented at: FGDC Coordination Group Meeting
Created by: Sharon Shin email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 140 KB ]
Geospatial Standards in Action
Date: November 2002
Description: Overview of ISO, OGC, and National Standards and their role in building an NSDI
Presented at: Australia/New Zealand seminar series
Created by: Doug Nebert email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 11.8 MB ]
Geospatial One-Stop
Date: November 8, 2002
Description: Briefing on Geospatial One-Stop
Presented at: FGDC Coordination Meeting
Creator by: Myra Bambacus firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 262 KB ]
I-Teams, Stewarding America's Data Assets
Date: November 7, 2002
Description: What is the I-Team Process and how does it help address
your needs for access to current, accurate data?
Presented at: Briefing to Commissioners and Directors of Departments and
Agencies of the State of New Hampshire
Created by: Ronald Matzner firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 3.02 MB ]
GIS Standards in the U.S. with Regional Perspectives
Date: October 29, 2002
Description: Provides an overview of standards activities of FGDC, ANSI/INCITS L1, and ISO TC 211 standards activities.
Presented at: URISA 2002
Created by: Julie Binder Maitra email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 681 KB ]
Geospatial One-Stop Standards
Date: October 28, 2002
Description: Provides an overview of Geospatial One-Stop, Framework data, the ANSI/INCITS standards process, and how states and locals can get involved in Geospatial One-Stop.
Presented at: URISA 2002
Created by: Julie Binder Maitra firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 1.05 MB ]
Geospatial One-Stop
Date: October 27, 2002
Description: An overview and update on Geospatial One-Stop
for an E-Government Workshop at URISA 2002 meeting in Chicago.
Presented at: URISA 2002
Created by: Milo Robinson email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 279 KB]
Geospatial Initiatives: How They Fit Together
Date: October 23, 2002
Description: Overview of National Geospatial Initiatives (How they relate
to each other and how they differ)
Presented at: MARIS Meeting, Jackson, MS
Created by: Hedy Rossmeissl email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 14.6 MB ]
Making the Transition to ISO-style Metadata
Date: October 23, 2002
Description: Briefing on the status of the emerging international metadata standard (ISO 19115) and its impact upon the U.S. (CSDGM Vers. 2.0) metadata community.
Presented at: URISA Annual Conference, October 2002, Chicago, IL.
Created by: Lynda Wayne firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 476 KB ]
FGDC Homeland Security Working Group
Date: October 9, 2002
Description: An overview of the working group's planned activities, progress to date, and future directions.
Presented at: October 9 FGDC Steering Committee Meeting
Created by: Michael Domaratz email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 6.1 MB ]
Historical Reflections - Future Directions
Date: October 9, 2002
Description: A retrospective look at critical milestones in the development of the NSDI, overview of past recommendations for FGDC action, highlights of FGDC accomplishments, and a 'call' for further strategic thinking.
Presented at: October 9 FGDC Steering Committee Meeting
Created by: Bruce McKenzie, firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 2.9 MB ]
Current Trends in the GSDI: Evolution from National To Global
Date: October 2002
Description: Status report on GSDI at the CODATA meeting in Montreal. Discusses GSDI's evolution in formalizing it as an association and the overall tong-term goals of the association.
Presented at: CODATA meeting in Montreal
Created by: Al Stevens firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 2.09 MB ]
GSDI-6 Meeting
Date: September 16, 2002
Description: GSDI-6 meeting in Budapest -- report to the Steering Committee on the status of GSDI's activities, the move toward becoming a non-profit corporation, and the next steps toward collaboration for capacity building
Presented at: GSDI Steering Committee
Created by: Al Stevens email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 113 KB ]
NSGIC Metadata Cadre' - who's in, what's up
Date: September 3, 2002
Description: Overview of the National States Geographic Information Council (NSGIC) Metadata Cadre' role, update on FGDC metadata activities and results of an August 2002 NSGIC survey regarding metadata implementation
within state government.
Presented at: NSGIC Annual Meeting, September 2002, Park City, UT.
Created by: Lynda Wayne firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 357 KB ]
Global Spatial Data Infrastructure
Date: August 21, 2002
Description: Wharton Business School -- invited speaker to discuss the FGDC, NSDI, and the GSDI at very general levels. To contribute to discussions on how Wharton might modify its curriculum to include geospatial information tools for business decision making models. Also to suggest typical research questions that Wharton might address as an institution of higher learning.
Presented at: Wharton Conference
Created by: Al Stevens firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 1.77 MB ]
Stewarding America's Data Assets
Date: August 6, 2002
Presented at: Arizona GIS Conference
Created by: Ronald Matzner firstname.lastname@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 522KB ]
The Role of Metadata In the SDI
Date: June 20, 2002
Description: Introduction of metadata as the common language of the Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) and its role as an infrastructure element. Includes a
summary of the session dialog.
Presented at: Spatial Data Infrastructures Workshop, June 2002, Denver, CO
Created by: Lynda Wayne email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 231 KB ]
Intergovernmental Collaboration in Geospatial One-Stop
Date: June 5, 2002
Description: Overview, issues and outcomes of partnership based implementation of GOS
Presented at: National Academy of Public Administration
Created by: John Moeller
Files: [ PowerPoint 2.29 MB ]
U.S. National Spatial Data Infrastructure
Date: June 2002
Description: Overview of US NSDI activities for European Commission workshop
Presented at: INSPIRE workshop (Italy) and NSDIPA (Japan)
Created by: Doug Nebert email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 1.28 MB ]
The NSDI and the Geospatial One-Stop Initiative
Date: May 2002
Description: Overview of the vision of NSDI, the role of FGDC, and the
goals of Geospatial One-Stop.
Presented at: Cartographic Advisory Council
Created by: John Moeller
Files: [ PowerPoint 4.22 MB ]
Mission Possible!
Date: May 2002
Description: How Federal initiatives fit together
Presented at: hawaii GISMAP 2002
Created by: Kathy L. Covert
Files: [ PowerPoint 492 KB ]
The NSDI and Homeland Security
Date: April 18, 2002
Description: Overview of the NSDI, role of FGDC, and applications to
Homeland Security
Presented at: Delaware Statewide GIS Conference
Created by: John Moeller
Files: [ PowerPoint 4.29 MB ]
Implementing the NSDI - Its Role in Indian Country
Date: March 2001
Description: vision of NSDI, stakeholders, partnerships
Presented at: Tribal college(SIPI)
Created by: Bonnie Gallahan email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 275 KB ]
FGDC Outreach and Education Activities with American Indians
Date: February 2001
Description: Overview NSDI, EROS, Sinte Gleska University
Presented at: NSGIC
Created by: Bonnie Gallahan email@example.com
Files: [ PowerPoint 460 KB ]
Outreach to American Indians
Date: June 2000
Description: FGDC in Indian Country-General NSDI overview
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Hello ,
I just install the Zimbra Desktop program, synchronised all my emails from Exchange through IMAP but did not find a way to synchronise my Exchange Calendar (related to my email).
I tried to use the "Synchronize appointments from remote calendar" option with :
but i got this error message :
Appointments could not be retrieved. Make sure the following URL is a valid ICAL feed: https://ExchangeIP/Exchange/
Is it possible to synchronise Zimbra Desktop with Exchange Calendars (by any way)?
If yes, did I use the right way? If so, how could I succeed? If not what is the right way?
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WEIRTON - On St. Marys' initial drive of Friday's West Virginia Class A quarterfinal against Weirton Madonna, the Blue Devils drove 97 yards on 17 plays and ate up more than seven minutes off the clock.
It culminated in a 1-yard quarterback sneak by quarterback Andrew Cosper for an 8-0 lead as a hush loomed over Jimmy Carey Stadium.
A Blue Dons defense that had been so stout all season looked nothing of the sort.
''We knew that was going to be a struggle for us with a big offensive line and they ran the ball real well,'' Madonna coach Doug Taylor said. ''We got to the point where we bent but didn't break.
''I figured we would hold up better in the second half, and we did even though they still ran the ball pretty well. But that is a pretty good football team.''
''Bend but don't break'' is coach-speak, but it was clearly evident. The Blue Dons gave up yards - 281 of them - but allowed St. Marys to score only twice.
St. Marys coach Jodi Mote didn't deviate from his game plan. The Blue Devils threw the ball five times and the first pass didn't come until 9:16 left in the game, running mostly out of the wishbone.
For Madonna, it was up to the guys in the trenches - Travis Brown, Nate Guio, Tyler Ewusiak, Quintin Hukill, Garret, Beaver, Nick Ossman, Gabe Hypes, and James Fulciniti - to get the job done if there was going to be a next week.
''They lined up even set and just ran right at us,'' Brown, a junior defensive tackle, said. ''They tried to power us and at first we had a little trouble. We hadn't seen that much and after we picked up on it, we settled in and ran our defense.
''We didn't make many adjustments, a few moving guys around to try to get better angles on the football or where they were attempting to run.''
St. Marys tailback David Gray rushed for 143 yards and picked up big first downs.
Fullback Derek Barnhart was load to handle and got the tough yards.
Quarterback Andrew Cosper scored on a quarterback sneak, and if it looked like he was going down, he quickly pitched out to Gray, Barnhart or Noah Spitzer.
St. Marys punted just once.
''They were double-tight, bone backfield and it was hard to prepare for that because we don't have the kids that can give us a good look,'' Taylor said. ''We practiced like we normally do, but it was hard to simulate. They didn't give us formations that we hadn't prepared for but it was tough to defend against a good football team.''
St. Marys may have moved the ball, but Madonna made the stops when it needed to. Another word to describe the Blue Dons defense was ''opportunistic.''
After Madonna had tied the score 8-8 in the second quarter, St. Marys marched down the field, only to watch Gray lose the ball and Blue Dons standout Ross Comis pounce on it.
With Madonna holding on to a 22-14 lead in the fourth quarter, a fourth-down halfback pass was intercepted on the goal line by Comis.
''We are very confident in all our players and we always talk about each of us being just 1/11th of the defense,'' Brown said. ''If everybody does their job, the outcome should be pretty good so we are trusting that everyone does their job in the end.
''Any tough situation, we give and give but when it comes down to needing to make a play, we push ourselves to our limits until we don't break. We never will.''


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Madrid, Spain (Sports Network) - Spanish stars Rafael Nadal and David
Ferrer were a pair of easy second-round winners at the $4.425 million Madrid
After receiving a first-round bye, the fifth-seeded former world No. 1 Nadal
handled rising Frenchman Benoit Paire 6-3, 6-4, while a fourth-seeded Ferrer
handled Uzbekistan's Denis Istomin 7-5, 6-2 Wednesday on the red clay at The
Magic Box.
The hot Nadal is now a gaudy 27-2 this season and seeking a fifth title in his
seventh tournament of 2013. He titled in Barcelona just two weeks ago.
The reigning French Open king is a two-time Madrid titlist and two-time
runner-up in the Spanish capital.
Nadal's third-round opponent will be Russian veteran Mikhail Youzhny, who
took out 11th-seeded Spaniard Nicolas Almagro 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-2 on Day 4.
Meanwhile, sixth-seeded 2012 Madrid runner-up Tomas Berdych overcame 6-foot-8
Pole Jerzy Janowicz 6-7 (3-7), 6-3, 6-2 to secure his 400th career ATP match
win, seventh-seeded French star Jo-Wilfried Tsonga got past Dutch qualifier
Robin Haase 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-2), and resurgent 13th seed Tommy Haas topped
wild card and long-time Spanish favorite Tommy Robredo 6-3, 7-5. The 35-year-
old Haas is fresh off his clay-court championship in Munich in his native
Germany last week and will tangle with Ferrer on Thursday.
The Czech slugger Berdych lost to three-time champion Roger Federer in last
year's Madrid Open finale.
Also on Wednesday, 14th-seeded quality Japanese Kei Nishikori drubbed Serb
Viktor Troicki 7-5, 6-2 and big-serving South African Kevin Anderson edged out
Argentine Juan Monaco 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 6-4 at this French Open tune-up.
Nishikori is rewarded with a third-round match against the great Federer.
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Barack Obama's image has become ubiquitous across Africa. Coinciding with the 45th US Presidential Election on 6 November 2012, this series of photographs by Harry Hook express Africa's affection for Obama.
'Who is your father?' This vitally important question in most parts of rural Africa means Obama (born of a Kenyan father) is seen as an African son. 'Claimed' by the continent, Africa's passion for Obama seems more enduring than mere support for a political candidate. Some of the subjects of Hook's photographs suggested that the US President is not simply a role model. Instead, wearing Obama's image holds an almost totemic power for them: although unlikely to ever meet him, they can look up to him and believe that he, in turn, will watch over them.
When Obama entered the White House many pundits anticipated that his influence would cause America's approach to Africa to be vigorous, transformative, and pro-active. In fact, he has spent just three days and a single night in Africa since becoming President, surprising political commentators and strategists. The expectations of some African governments may have been dashed, but for most rural Africans Obama's record in Africa is not an issue – the dealings of their own governments with foreign powers is something entirely remote from the reality of their everyday lives. Obama's heroic status remains undiminished across rural Africa. For most of the population Obama is, like them, an African, who just happens to hold the most powerful job in the world.
Harry Hook is an award-winning writer, director and photographer, best known for his work in Hollywood film and British television drama. Feature films he has directed include the 1989 adaptation of William Golding's 'Lord of the Flies', and his television work includes drama such as 'Silent Witness' as well as documentaries. Brought up in East Africa, Hook went on to study Photography at The London College of Printing and Film at the National Film School. Much of his work in film and television explores his love of Africa, and he returns regularly to capture the continent on film.
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Rabies alert issued
Published: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 5:16 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 5:16 p.m.
The Marion County Health Department on Friday issued a rabies alert for northern Marion County in response to a raccoon that tested positive.
The center of the alert is about three miles southwest of Reddick and includes:
* County Road 329 to the north.
* Northwest 100th Street to the south.
* Northwest 75th Avenue to the east.
* I-75 to the west.
Dogs, cats and ferrets should be vaccinated against rabies, and all wildlife contact should be avoided, in particular raccoons, bats, foxes, skunks, otters, bobcats and coyotes, the department noted.
Residents should keep pets under supervision so they do not come in contact with wild animals. If a pet is bitten by a wild animal, seek veterinary assistance immediately and contact Marion County Animal Services at 671-8727.
For more information, call the Marion County Health Department at 622-7744.
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It looks like Rogozin was called by Moscow from Nato to organize committees/movement to support Putin at the Russian military industrial complex enterprises. He collects forces of 'armed working class'.
The first committee was established in Nizhniy Tagil (Ural region) tank assembling factory. Its workers complete assembling main battle tank T90C and claim that they will travel soon on its board to Yekaterinburg holding in all towns and villages on their way meetings in Putin's support. Major meeting is scheduled in Yekaterinburg for January 28.
The workers also expressed their readiness to combat the opposition in Moscow with military technique.
So, Putin's presidential runs will be well armed.
Tanks are engaged against Internet.
Putin-Medvedev increased twice salaries of the Russian police and army from January 1, 2012.
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Chris Sharma Sends La Dura Dura (5.15c)
Today, Chris Sharma vanquished his long-term project by clipping the chains of La Dura Dura (5.15c). Sharma bolted La Dura Dura [aka The Hard Hard] four years ago at the beautiful limestone cliff of Oliana, Spain; and finally, after a long-fought battle, his dream of sending the route has been realized.
La Dura Dura is now considered the world's hardest sport climb and touts a grade of 9b+ (5.15c), which was proposed by Adam Ondra. Ondra claimed the first ascent of the 165-foot mega-pitch earlier this year on February 7, and felt that it was slightly harder than the world's only other proposed 5.15c--Change--which Ondra established at Norway's Hanshalleren cave in 2012.
Sharma's ascent of La Dura Dura is the second route at a grade of 5.15b or harder that he has completed in less than two months. In early February, Sharma made an impressive first ascent of Stoking the Fire (5.15b), located in the massive cave of Santa Linya, Spain. After sending Stoking the Fire, Sharma told Rock and Ice that he was "super psyched to keep working on La Dura Dura." Now with La Dura Dura finally put to rest, Sharma can focus his energies on his multiple other projects that he told Rock and Ice "are all probably in the 5.15c range."
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Legendary movie spy has link to NH political dynasty
WLTON - It's hard to imagine James Bond, the British spy who has been gracing the big screen since the early 1960s, having much to do with bucolic life in New Hampshire.
But Michael G. Wilson, who has produced and written many of the Bond films, has family ties to the Granite State.
Wilson, 70, first became involved with the James Bond films by working as an assistant to his stepfather, Albert "Cubby" Broccoli on "The Spy Who Loved Me."
From there, Wilson worked his way up through the ranks, earning various producer credits on films including "Moonraker" and "A View to a Kill."
He also became a screenwriter for a number of the movies, including "License to Kill." After Bond disappeared from theaters for six years, it was Wilson and his stepsister, Barbara Broccoli, who brought the franchise back to life with "GoldenEye," and they've produced every James Bond adventure since.
But before being swept into the glitz and glitter of Hollywood, Wilson used to vacation at his grandparents' house in Wilton Center, according to a Wilson cousin by the name of Gregg - Judd Gregg.
"Michael is a great guy," said Gregg, the former New Hampshire governor and U.S. senator, who described Wilson as a distant cousin on the side of Hugh Gregg, Judd's father and also a former governor. "Though he lives in Europe, he has always stayed in very close touch with his family in New Hampshire."
Gregg said that Wilson, who is closer in age to his brother, Cy Gregg, is also a cousin of Judge David Sullivan of Wilton. As boys, the Greggs and Sullivan and Wilson all spent time together during the summers, Judd Gregg said.
The Bond films are a source of pride for the family, said Gregg, and he admires the hard work of Wilson and Broccoli.
"They have maintained the most successful franchise in film ever," he said. "And they've managed to maintain the integrity of the Bond character along the way."
Gregg said he's never met any of the actors who have played James Bond, author Ian Fleming's iconic character, but he's always enjoyed going to the movies to see his cousin's work.
And though Wilson isn't in New Hampshire often, Gregg said, the busy producer continues to keep strong ties to the Granite State.
"Even with his success, Michael works hard to maintain a connection to New Hampshire and his family ties here," Gregg said.


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Friday lineup in Atlanta
The Royals and Braves kick off an Interleague set at Turner Field tonight. The first pitch is scheduled for 6:35 Central. Tune into Fox Sports Kansas City and the Royals Radio Network. Here's your lineup:
(Podsednik – LF), (Kendall – C), (DeJesus – CF), (Butler – 1B), (Guillen – RF), (Callaspo – 3B), (Aviles – 2B), (Betancourt – SS), (Bannister – P)


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62nd Annual Grand National Roadster ShowWritten by on July 1, 2011 Customs Then and Now: A Historical Gathering
Shortly after the buzz from the historic race car display at the 2010 Grand National Roadster Show had worn off, rumors began floating around about some sort of custom exhibit to take place the following year. Well, it didn't take long before the hearsay turned to fact, and before we knew it, Customs Then and Now: A Historical Gathering was officially one of the premier attractions to be seen at the 62nd GNRS at the Fairplex in Pomona, California.
As the days leading up to the show drew shorter, the list of custom car attendees grew longer, ultimately reaching nearly 75 in all. With the historic creations ranging from early era Westergard to modern-era Dick Dean, Ayala Brothers to Gary Howard, never before had so many significant customsspanning so many decadesbeen on public display together. But together they were, and by the time all was said and done as the show ended, Customs Then and Now did indeed live up to being one of the GNRS's premier attractions. It was pretty awe-inspiring to be among so many iconic cars that, up until now, had only been seen in magazines for many of those in attendance.
But of course there was moreplenty moreto be seen at this year's GNRS. Whether in the main hall, where two R&C cover alumni were proudly on display (this month's Takeout T of Russ Freund and last issue's '40 Merc) along with the contenders for America's Most Beautiful Roadster award, which ultimately was bestowed upon Daryl Wolfwinkel's '34 Ford (courtesy of Squeeg's Kustoms), or in any of the adjacent buildings, the show had plenty to offer above and beyond the customs. That said, it should go without saying where we spent most of our time over the course of the weekendand it wasn't at a beer stand or clamored around one of the over-the-hill '70s TV stars signing autographs, either.
Whatever they have in store for next year's GNRS, it's going to be hard to top this one. Guess we'll just have to wait and see. Till next time
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Featured on the cover of Motor Trend in October 1949, the Norman E. Timbs Special has a two-piece aluminum hand-formed body, resulting in a single body gap across the center of the car. Gary and Diane Cerveny now own the futuristic masterpiece.Jorge Zaragoza is the custodian of Jack Calori's well-known '36 coupe, which has a 3-inch chop, Buick skirts, and a '39 LaSalle grille, with all work performed by Herb Reneau in the late '40s. Roy Brizio Street Rods restored the coupe for Zaragoza.Mox Miller bought his '58 Impala new, added a supercharger, had it panel-painted, and has barely driven it since, maintaining it in perfectly preserved condition to this very day.Sam Barris modified George Janich's '41 Ford between 1946-48, with a 4-inch chop and '46 Chevy grille amongst many other mods. The car was then passed to George's nephew, Paul "Snooky" Janich, who took it back to Barris Kustom for a face-lift. Relocated to Missouri, George Mallory found it in Kansas City in 1973 and kept it in storage until undertaking a restoration in time for the 2011 GNRS, albeit in primer.Before they raced the now-famous 2D '34 coupe, Bob and Dick Pierson campaigned a '36 three-window. Contrary to claims from another source, this is that same coupe that graced the cover of Hot Rod magazine in August 1948, now owned by Jim Bobowski.Herb Ogden took his already-restyled '41 Buick to Barris Kustom in 1957 where they added a 3 1/2-inch chopped Gaylord top, frenched headlights, and a Caddy OHV engine amongst other mods. Barry Mazza restored the Buick in the '80s, then sold the car to current owner Kurt McCormick.Proof that your intrepid R&C team likes to cover all the angles, we only noticed after sifting through our pictures that Rob has Kev in the background of his rear pic of Tranny John Saltsman's "Atomitron", and Kev has Rob in the background of his frontal pic! A long term project, Bill Hines, Larry Watson, Gene Winfield, and George Barris all are featured in the credits for this radical Studebaker pickup.
Tony Duran is the current owner of the Bob McNutt–built '39 Ford. Put in storage in 1964 after its show-car career, it emerged in 1994 and was restored by then-owner David Guymon. The first non-Darryl Starbird-built car to be displayed at Starbird's National Rod and Custom Car Hall of Fame, it was a treat to see it at the Grand National Roadster Show.Much speculation surrounds the background of the Lawrence Garrison '40 Merc. Could it have been worked on by Valley Custom? Who installed the Jimmy Summers fadeaways? What is certain is that Garrison customized it when (almost) new in Massachusetts in 1942, it showed up in California during World War II, and the '47 Chevy (front) and Buick (rear) bumpers indicate it was finished around that time period. Patrick Orosco is the latest owner.Glenn Johnson's custom is another ex-Hot Rod magazine cover car from April 1952. With a chopped top, molded fenders, and '40 Ford headlights, that unique grille sure lends a different look to the '37 Ford coupe.Originally owned by Max Ferris and supposedly modified by Harry Westergard using a '41 Packard grille and '39 Buick headlights, the heavily chopped roadster has a canvas top with drop-in side windows. Vern Simon later had it painted black and the top redone before using it as daily transport from 1949-54, drag racing it, and competing at Bonneville. After 41 years in storage it appeared in The Rodder's Journal as a "lost" Westergard custom.Not just a freshen-up, but a total rebuild of the '34 Daryl Wolfwinkel had built by Squeeg Jerger in the early '80s, with one of Dan Fink's first grille inserts and parts machined by Boyd Coddington, the roadster took home the AMBR trophy for 2011. Rebuilt by Doug Jerger and the crew at Squeeg's Kustoms, if such a real-world car winning the big trophy is any indication of the new judging system used at the show this year, we approve!Russ and Lora Freund's "Takeout T" was the highlight of the show for many, including us, and unusually for an AMBR contender it was built entirely at home by Russ and his buddies, with the exception of the chrome. Painted a custom shade of Planet Color purple, it features a '48 Flathead with a smoothed and white-painted block.Doug Beattie's "Futurama Forty" made its debut at the show, taking First Place in the Early Custom class. Apparently the one and only time it'll be displayed off the ground, those hubcaps are actually one-off aluminum wheels. Designed by Beattie (with "graphic" help from Eric Black) and builder Donn Lowe, it was assembled by Eric Johnson and painted by Dave Baham, with the interior by Mickey McVay.Regular readers will recall a story we ran on Circle City Hot Rods' C-notch kit, and the install on a '49 Chevy in December 2009. This is that same car, owned by Chris Broders, painted by Harpoon (with help from Pete Santini), and assembled by CCHR. It took the West Coast Kustoms award.
Not entered in AMBR competition, the "Brooklands Special" was displayed in Hollywood Hot Rods' booth. With a 2-inch sectioned '32 body, the trunk opening was reshaped with a mahogany inlaid decklid, the grille shell stretched 3 inches, and a front pan fabricated with mesh inserts to match the hood. The European styling continued with the use of vintage Bugatti lights front and rear.Richard Munz now owns Chester Osgood's '26 T roadster that was built in the late-'40s and raced until 1958. Whitey Clayton was responsible for the metal fab on the roadster that uses one of the first Ardun OHV conversions. Never painted, changed, or restored, this is a genuine survivor that Osgood had owned for over 40 years.Terry O'Herren's Circle City Hot Rods–built '31 Model A Gasser found a place on the main show floor. With a 409 Chevy and T10 trans, it features a polished aluminum firewall, white Fat Lucky's upholstery, and matching running boards, with white-painted inner fenders and fenderwell headers for a period appearance.Fabian Valdez revamped his '50 Chevy kustom in time to show it in the Suede Palace. With a Tom Branch–built '55 Stude V-8, the paint was so fresh on "Coupe de Jour" that it had been applied the night before, and hadn't been color-sanded or buffed prior to the show—the gnats revealing Valdez's method of transport (he drove it!).The Dal Porto roadster won its class at the GNRS in 1952, and made a return to the show this year after a restoration by Classic Craft Motorsports of Ohio, using an Art Chrisman–built Flathead to original specs. Originally built for drag and dry lakes competition, achieving 118 mph and 155 mph respectively in 1951 and 1952, the roadster was crashed in 1953 and was stored until the '70s.A 425hp 350 Chevy with Weber carbs powers Dana and Lodene Hinkle's '32 pickup, named "Gold Rush." With a SO-CAL Speed Shop chassis as its foundation, the Pagan Gold truck has exhausts running above the running boards and intricate subtle panel paint work.Yaril Quintana drove his just-finished '50 shoebox out from Florida to show it in the Suede Palace. The ex-two-door sedan was inspired by the Sept. '54 Car Craft cover car and features a 4-inch chopped windshield, '51 Kaiser grille in a custom tube surround, '49 convertible doors, and hand-fabricated floors throughout, with a 4-inch channel in the rear.Don Clem's '27 T is the subject of an amazing story. Originally started in 1947 as a lakes racer, family and business commitments put it on the back burner until last year, when Clem finished it as a street car! With a '37 Dodge three-speed, '39 Dodge rear axle, and '37 Plymouth front axle, it runs a '40 DeSoto flathead-six for power.


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Smoktech Mods: Galileo Vs Natural
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You can buy this device from various ecig vendor at around $31 (more or less depending on the vendor). It is a newly designed mod by Smoktech in 2013. It is a full mechanical telescopic mod that permits the use of rechargeable batteries in different sizes.
The battery sizes it can accommodate are 18650, 18500 and 18350. Simply place the battery inside the tube; push its switch; connect an atomizer and you already have perfectly combined components for an unparalleled vaping enjoyment.
The device has 510 threading. The wide atomizer is compatible with any compatible components like RSST, 510 DST, RDA, Protank, Aro Tank, Vivi Nova, Evod BCC, Nimbus and more.
It has a lock ring at its base; a feature that helps in preventing accidental operation. The switch and the connector are both magnetic so there are no worries they will wear out.
It is made from stainless steel that feels comfortable to touch. It can produce an output voltage of 3.7-4.2 volts. With no PCB, this mo gives you the confidence of using it with utmost safety.
This uniquely designed mod is also compact that you can place it conveniently in your pocket. It also features smooth airflow with huge amounts of vapor.
Smoktech Natural
This is another member of the Smoktech mods that is likewise made from stainless steel. When you purchase this mod for about $40-50 (price varies depending on which vendor you will buy it from), the fully assembled unit is set to accommodate 18650-battery. Like the Galileo, it is also a telescopic mod, but can only accommodate 18650 and 18350 types of batteries.
The Natural has a middle tube that you can simply take out in order to use it with the 18350-battery. Early version of Natural featured a conical sloped top. With this appearance, the mod received very low acceptance from the vaping consumers.
Smoktech created modifications to its design in order to change the top. With a flat top, the Natural looked more attractive. The new design also has dimples in the cap that is likewise crafted from stainless steel.
You can independently unscrew the cap and detach it from the rest of the mod. Using a wide flat screw, its center pin can be tightened or loosened as you wish.
The threading of Natural features eGo compatibility and it can be used with a wide range of compatible cartomizers like CE4 and CE5. If you like to use other cartomizers like T2 and T3, there are adapters that you can purchase separately.
Some vendors would already offer these adapters as related accessories for Natural. At the bottom of the device is a ring of 12 vent holes. These holes were constructed and added to the mod without reducing its aesthetic quality.
The base is flat and wide in order to accommodate your preferred size of battery. It is made of stainless steel; thus, just by holding the Natural, you can already discern that it is a solid and robust device.
Like Galileo, it is also fully mechanical; without soldered wires or tins. You can also use it well with the kick if you like to transform it into a variable voltage unit. Its firing button is located at the side for a more comfortable operation. Every part, including the battery connection is detachable.


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Nice start. It does add to the feel of the cave atmosphere. The thing I think that I notice though is that it seems a bit too sharp and artificial. That's probably the bevel though. An idea might be to do a height map instead of a bevel. All the solid rock areas would be max height while the cave paths would be low points which rapidly but smoothly moved towards the high points.
Here's an example of what I mean. Not exactly the fanciest since it was rushed but it gets the idea across (I hope anyhow).


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Trying to add calendars in the ZD under an "IMAP Account" with no luck.
Receive Critical error :-
The following URL is not currently reachable: `http://email@example.com/Calendar`
I have used this URL with Thunderbird/Lightning with no issues, so I know it is working.
A network packet trace shows that the response from the calendar server (Zimbra) is Authentication required.
However, the ZD client does not prompt for credentials, it just throws the above error.
I tried adding credentials in the URL
Different Critical Error
Appointments could not be retrieved. Make sure the following URL is a valid ICAL feed: `http://myuser:email@example.comfirstname.lastname@example.com/Calendar`
To verify, I tried adding a calendar from a Meeting maker system (calDav), same issue with authentication.
Shouldn't the ZD client prompt for credentials?
Shouldn't the ZD client be able to connect to a ZCS calendar not via a "Zimbra Account"
Am I missing some very obvious thing here. I am new to this, so I am happy to be wrong on all things I have tried.
OK, a little bit of a story to explain how I got to where I am.
I am currently setting up a ZCS server (zcs-NETWORK-7.2.0_GA_2669.RHEL6_64.201204100021177.) In a Split Domain environment with the Zimbra set as a Primary.
I initiall want to use the Calendar for ALL users, regardless of if they are mail users on the Zimbra server or the existing mail server.
In setting up the ZD client (7.1.4GA - Build 11299), I could add the Zimbra server as a "Zimbra Account" but could not then add the existing mail server as an "IMAP Account" because the email address was the same as used for setting up the Zimbra account.
So, I added the existing mail server as an IMAP Account, and then tried adding the Zimbra Calendar in that Account which is were the above issues came about.
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Vita: Born May 29, 1975, in Kernersville; bachelor's from Davidson College and law degree from Wake Forest University.
What he'd be if not a lawyer: Real-estate developer.
Memorable case: In my first year of practice, I met with a commercial tenant who was in default under a lease. They basically had become a squatter and refused to vacate a building held in an estate we were administering. We finally had to change the locks and threaten to donate the property to the fire department for full-burn training. Estate administration is far from mundane.
Passions: Good food and wine, socializing with friends and playing bridge.
Favorite place: Vacation home in Blowing Rock.
Favorite book: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Don't ask him to: Cut corners, miss a fun event with friends or cook.
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Until there's a cure for cancer, each new drug and each new treatment represent new hope. Cancer research gives patients access to cutting-edge treatments right here in Sioux Falls. It is widely known that research and clinical trials offer better outcomes and quality of life today, as well as hope for improved treatment and cures in the future.
The Avera Cancer Institute has several clinical trials open. As new clinical trials are opening on a regular basis, we encourage you to find out if one of these trials may be right for you. Learn about currently enrolling cancer research trials.
Please call 605-322-3000 or 800-657-4377 or visit the Avera Research Institute for more information.
The Avera Research Institute, in collaboration with the Avera Cancer Institute, currently has approximately 100 open clinical studies through the National Cancer Institute and industry sponsors. Patients may also participate in investigator-initiated trials – studies in which Avera physicians propose their own ideas to research.
Twelve research nurses, a research pharmacist and additional support staff coordinate trials in their area of expertise. Avera's focus is to offer patients cutting-edge treatment options through national clinical trials, as well as to find new prevention, diagnosis and treatment strategies.
A clinical study is a research study designed to answer specific questions about vaccines, new therapies or new ways of using known treatments.
Clinical studies (also called medical research and clinical trials) are used to determine whether new drugs or treatments are both safe and effective. Carefully conducted clinical studies are the fastest and safest way to find treatments that work.
Ideas for clinical studies usually come from researchers. Once researchers test new therapies or procedures in the laboratory and get promising results, they begin planning clinical trials. Clinical trials proceed through four phases of testing:
It's important to note that there are both benefits and drawbacks to participation in a clinical research study. The following are a few of the pros and cons of your participation.
PRO - In addition to receiving high-quality care, there are many other benefits to participating in clinical research studies. Your participation could potentially benefit others by increasing knowledge about a disease and its potential treatments. Also, consider that as a clinical study participant, you could be one of the first participants to experience positive results from a new therapy.
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Hello, Also coming to this a bit late. Bought a beautiful black classic after riding one 2500km across the Indian Himalayas and instantly fell in love. However I too am having this problem, My bike has a shorter non stock exhaust (sounds fantastic) and was riding fine for about 500 miles until the exact problems that Mance listed started happening on my daily commute in London. For the first 2-3 miles the bike is almost un-ridable, popping, backfiring and setting off every car alarm I drive past but if I stick with it the bike starts to ride beautifully, (smells a little hot though) Mance did you eventually solve this problem without having to turn it off at every traffic light? Also getting tired of having to buy a new spark plug every 2 weeks! Many thanks!
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Goto kit for a LXD55: where to find?
Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:22 AM
Where to find a goto kit for equipping this mount other than the SW kit (expensive).
Christopher Erikson did something with a 497 HC Meade, but impossible to find.
Any other source?
Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:41 AM
Well My son could put a Starbook-S on it on his Vixen GP. They are "kissin' cousins" so it should work. Or I believe the SkySensor will work if you can find one. Neither of these is an inexpensive solution. My daughter has fought off several "offers" for her/my old '55. I get 1st refusal & it ain't goin' anywhere. There's too much work in it to make it worth selling off.
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Posted 04 December 2012 - 01:57 PM
If you are able to cut aluminum and drill holes a DIY sytem can be made with Meade DS or DS2000 parts. The DS motors are getting scarch and run about $70 a pair when they show up. A $97 as will run you about $70-80. A salvageable DS2000 runs $30-50. So with an Autostar it's the cheapest solution and workable. Go to the Yhaoo Roboscope group for some ideas. There are more of this CG-5 project there.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 01:43 AM
You see lxd55, cg5 are eq5 clones (no ball bearings inside where svp pro, cg5 goto has).
The DS motors has not the reputation of reliability.
I will go to a classic eq5 goto kit at final, always chineese one.
Posted 05 December 2012 - 04:08 AM
And you are right - they are terribly unreliable
If you want reliable I think your only choice is the EQ5 synscan kit.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 02:17 PM
Here's a link to the LXD-55 manual: http://www.tagged.co...?uid=1112944212
Controllers are available on evilBay....
Posted 05 December 2012 - 02:54 PM
You can get a copy of the manual right from the Meade website.
I assume you have some sort of Great Polaris style mount. Most of them are very similar. In the past there have been several kits made for converting these to goto mounts. But as has been stated, it would be cheaper and less effort to just buy a used LXD-55 or CG-5 mount. I do not know of anyone who still makes these kits.
If you are mechanically incline, you could take a Meade #492 or #493 kit and adapt it to your GP style mount (assuming you could find one of the kits). Then use a Meade 495 or 497 Autostar controller with it. This are kits Meade sold to motorize the DS series. I believe there are some threads on doing this in the Yahoo QCUIAG group.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 07:17 PM
Right on!
Sometimes people get LXD55 or 75 mounts from which the motors were removed. I assume that's what the OP has.
Hate to disclose the trick:
people buy a (new or used) GOTO mount, took out the motor+gears+intelligent motor controller+handbox, then sell the mount right back to the market (probably just $100 less than the paid price)...
Much cheaper this way!
(I know people did just the same way on Meade's DS motors and DH motors...)
Sense the musical chair?
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Will have a look on, time to time.
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I know all these, but where to find ds motors kit (that burned easily on DS2000 goto mounts).
Have a few DS, Pile of DS2K. PM if interested.


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Let's face it—no one likes having to interrupt life with frequent trips to the bathroom. But if you're a woman in midlife, it could be more than just an annoyance. 1 in 3 American women require the help of a urogynecologist, so don't be embarrassed to ask your doctor for a referral, or to simply give us a call.
Avera Urogynecology offers the region's first and only board-certified and fellowship-trained urogynecologist, Dr. Matthew A. Barker. Dr. Barker specializes in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery which focuses on urinary tract and bowel disorders, pelvic organ prolapse, sexual dysfunction and pelvic pain in women. It's all confidential and our goal is to help you live your life to its fullest.
Dr. Barker is the region's first fellowship trained and board-certified female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgeon to practice in the region. Dr. Barker has extensive training in vaginal, laparoscopic, and robotic surgical management of incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.
"Avera McKennan is women's health. Founded by Helen McKennan, its mission today continues to be guided by women. Avera recognizes the special talents and education that go into providing exceptional care to the region's mothers and daughters."
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Urogynecology is a crossover between Urology and Obstetrics/Gynecology with a focus on female pelvic floor disorders (PFDs). This emerging subspecialty combines issues relating to the female pelvis. The classic issue that women experience is pelvic organ prolapse. This can lead to symptoms including urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, urgency and frequency, fecal incontinence, constipation, pelvic pain, pelvic pressure or painful intercourse.
Typically, these issues affect women who are post menopausal, but it can happen to younger women, especially associated with childbirth.
The most common complaint is urinary incontinence, that may range from leaking a little urine when you laugh or sneeze to being homebound because you fear having an accident in public. "It's important that women know there is help. These conditions are treatable," says Dr. Barker.
Treatment options include physical therapy, medications, biofeedback and minimally invasive, same day surgical techniques. It's an advancing field, with more effective treatment than in the past. "With the subspecialty of urogynecology, we've gained a better understanding of these issues and surgical outcomes are improving."
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A local man has been arrested more than 60 times over the course of his life..and he's just 60 years old.
Robert Barr has never been violent and he's never hurt anyone..but he has been in and out of the justice system since 1980. Court records suggest he has a drug and alcohol problem that he's never been able to overcome.
Barr was most recently arrested in May in four separate cases, robbing an elderly woman at an ATM and breaking into cars and homes.
In his last crime spree he was caught in the act by a neighbor after he broke into a home and tried to steal a flat screen television. The neighbor says he had no idea about Barr's criminal history, but he felt bad for him because he seemed to be resigned to a life of crime.
Winnebago County has no integrated re-entry program designed to help former inmates readjust to life outside of prison. The Winnebago County Resource Intervention Center mainly helps people on probation, not parole.
Police say the majority of the people they arrest have been in trouble for the same crimes before.
Barr was not available for comment because the Winnebago County Jail does not allow the media to speak with inmates pending trial. According to court records, he was sentenced to 8 years in prison in 2008, but was released early. He's considered a non-violent offender.


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Informal and Formal Writing Assignments
Defining Informal and Formal Writing
Informal Writing/Writing to Learn: Writing for the main purpose of finding out if students understand material, have completed reading, or done assigned work.
Formal Writing/Learning to Write: Writing for the main purpose of having the student present content from the discipline in a style and form that practitioners could readily recognize and accept.
Informal Writing
- By articulating their analyses and opinions on paper, students digest information more quickly and are able to reflect critically on course content.
- Theoretically, students end up improving their writing by writing a lot, but the main goal is to improve their learning.
- Using writing activities in your classroom creates an active classroom with engaged students.
Characteristics of Informal Writing Activities
- Collaborative, discussion-like, and/or loosely structured.
- Other students and/or the teacher are the audience (or the assignment lacks an audience).
- Activities may begin and end abruptly.
- All informal writing can serve as prewriting for formal writing projects.
- Examples: journals, in-class responses, and WebTycho conferences.
Formal Writing
- Designed to help students communicate according to the professional standards of the discipline by acquiring certain discipline-based skills of communication.
- Students learn that writing is diverse and that each career field has its own set of language conventions.
- Formal writing assignments work to create a professionally-focused classroom.
- Students end up learning both the content and the types of communication that convey that content in the field.
Characteristics of Formal Writing Assignments
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- Audiences are often beyond the classroom (simulated or real industry audiences, etc.)
- Assignments require particular language use and style (passive voice in some scientific writing, expected literature review styles in psychology and sociology, etc).
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Very recently an NBA player announced publicly that he was gay, which made national news and attracted a lot of attention. In this country that is his choice to be whatever sexual orientation he chooses. What was amazing to me, however, was the way that the president and others jumped on the bandwagon to personally call and proclaim this person as somewhat of a hero and how proud they are of him to have the courage to come forward.
All this because you are gay � really?
I wonder how many times our president took the time to personally call the real heroes in this country when they come back from Iraq and Afghanistan, in some cases without an arm or leg? These are the real heroes and should be given credit as such.
If you are gay, all well and good � but being acclaimed as a hero is going a bit too far.
Sometimes those in political office or seeking political office go to great lengths to gain potential votes without thinking of the unintended harm that is bestowed on others by their actions.
I find it difficult to understand why � with all the serious problems we have in this country � our president took his valuable time to make a phone call congratulating someone on their sexual preference.
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The various legacies enjoyed by Olympic host cities such as Barcelona, Vancouver and London are well documented, but the process of bidding to host the Games can also lead to numerous long- and short-term benefits for the cities involved.
Chicago, for example, was one of the bid cities for the 2016 Olympic Games, which were eventually awarded to Rio de Janeiro. Although the American city missed out on the chance to host the Games, it was able to use the bid process to create a youth sports organisation that encourages children in Chicago to participate in sport, while also using sport to address wider social issues and teach positive values and leadership.
"They [Chicago's bid leaders] decided very early on that there would be a legacy of the bid, win or lose, that got more kids in Chicago involved in more Olympic sports," explains Patrick Sandusky, Chief Communications Officer of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and a member of the Chicago 2016 bid committee.
The result was the World Sport Chicago (WSC) organisation, which was created in 2006, when Chicago was vying with Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Houston to be chosen by USOC as the United States' applicant city for the 2016 Olympic Games.
Six years after its formation – and despite Chicago missing out on the race to host the 2016 Games – WSC is still going from strength-to-strength and has so far worked with more than 30,000 local youngsters by introducing them to new sports such as archery, athletics and wrestling, providing coaching and training opportunities and launching a scholarship programme to reward young people who demonstrate a commitment to Olympic values.
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Please Note: The approach to the climbing area is less then a 1/2 mile on a gravel trail with little change in elevation. There is a short staircase down to the climbing area that is steep. Thrifty Adventures will have guides spotting everyone as they descend the stairs; if needed the guides can carry your bag down the stairs for added safety!
Participants must provide their own transportation to site and must provide their own food and plenty of water. Climbing gear provided by Thrifty Adventures. If the morning session fills, an afternoon session is available. If we happen to fill both sessions, Thrifty Adventures will open the following Sunday. To learn more and access the waiver, please visit Thrifty Adventures.
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What's in Your Facilitator Toolbox? (1 to 2:30 p.m.): Tips, techniques, and tricks for Facilitators – quick, easy (and inexpensive!) ways to enhance your courses and keep your audience focused and interested.
Test It Out! Learning Lab 2015 – (available 1 to 2:30 p.m. and 2:45 to 4:15 p.m.): Come learn with a hands-on approach! So much as been added as resources for our volunteers. Why not test out a few courses on your own? Volunteer Essentials has been revamped in a fun and interactive way. Participants will be able to drag and drop, click links and even pause the course throughout. There is also a new interactive grade level course, which is designed to be an easy resource for volunteers as they begin their Girl Scout journey with the girls. Take the time to look through the courses in this session. You can also just look around on our learning site or ask any questions that you may have. Don't miss out on this exciting and self-guided session!
"Being There" for Your New Leader (2:45 to 4:15 p.m.): How a New Leader Coach begins her relationship with a new leader sets the tone for the entire relationship. Join us to find the answers to the questions: What is coaching? What is your role in building that relationship? What are the rewards for not only you as the coach/mentor, but for the new leader and for the organization? Gather practical suggestions to build your communication skills and take a look at several key tasks to help you become an effective coach/mentor.
Learning Styles – Fact or Fiction? (2:45 to 4:15 p.m.): You may know a bit about learning styles, but did you know that there is a debate about their existence? In this session we will discuss "learning styles" and what impact they may have on us as learners and facilitators. Find out about this controversy. Come with your own ideas and share with the group. Plans include a paper and pencil inventory that you can complete on your own.
Arrgghh ye' mates, it's time to explore the seven seas of… Keyauwee! This weekend is jam-packed with activities to see if the pirate's life is for you. You and your crew will work as a team to search for hidden treasure, explore the waters through boating and swimming, nighttime activities and learning the survival skills you will need out at sea. At the end of the weekend, participate in an ultimate all-camp pirate challenge to see which crew is the toughest of them all! Anchors Away! Event includes all meals, accommodations, programming and an event patch.
GRADE LEVEL: Girl Scout Juniors, Cadettes (grades 4-8)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 16, 2015
BRING: sleeping bag, pillow, flashlight, swimsuit, towel, change of clothes, pajamas, toiletries, day pack, water bottle, rain gear, tennis shoes and suitable clothes for the weather; pirate attire is encouraged
To register, e-mail Cathy Thacker.
The Circle C horses can't wait to meet you! Join us for a barn tour, horse-themed games and crafts, riding demonstrations and five-minute riding lessons for new riders. Anyone riding must e-mail or call to register for a riding time; spaces are limited. Drawings for special prizes will happen throughout the day.
GRADE LEVEL: All Girl Scouts (grades K-12)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: None
GIRL FEE: Free
BRING: long pants and suitable clothing for the weather, closed-toe footwear for riding horses; helmets provide


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NAM says it's time to move on presidential agenda
February 17, 2014
While we honor past presidents today, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) is calling upon the nation's current chief executive to move on his promise to promote U.S. exports.
"President Obama reaffirmed his commitment to manufacturing, and we stand ready to help him ensure that the 'year of action' translates to a year of growth," says NAM president, and CEO Jay Timmons
Manufacturers welcome the President's focus on developing a 21st century workforce through training programs and immigration reform. The focus on infrastructure investment and permitting, enhanced trade and natural gas development all carry the potential to boost jobs, competitiveness and open countless opportunities for manufacturers in the United States.
However, to NAM it seems that the President missed an opportunity to show shippers that Washington can put politics aside for pro-growth policies. His call for an "all-of-the-above" energy strategy neglected to include the Keystone XL pipeline, and his comment on tax reform once again used the political target of energy producers while failing to call for comprehensive reform that will drive growth for all industries.
Here's NAM's view:
"Manufacturers have proposed policy solutions that will deliver more than 20,000 manufacturing jobs per month and grow our economy by at least 3.5 percent each year. Achieving the economic recovery that Americans have sought for years will take more than a pledge—it will take concrete action. Manufacturers stand at the ready to work with President Obama and Congress to deliver policy solutions that will provide not just recovery, but also growth that will spur a new generation of prosperity in the United States."
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