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It all started on an early Tuesday morning in July when I woke up with racing thoughts about the upcoming week, How will Ruth like my presentation? What kind of talks am I going to hear at Hubbard Brook? Who will I meet there? The 2015 shoestring crew loaded up and headed out to meet Ruth at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest to practice the presentations we would be giving the very next day. The long but productive practice session ended with plenty of yummy pizza, thanks to Ruth, and setting up our tents at the Hubbard Brook intern's house. The next day was the start of the 60th anniversary of the Hubbard Brook Foundation and we were all excited to be a part of it!
The very next day we would all be presenting our projects to 180 people ranging from interns just like us to phD professors to the creators of the Hubbard Brook conference. The morning came quick and the shoestring crew was on their toes because they always kick off the conference bright and early at 8 am. Once we arrived at the conference the adrenaline started up and the fact that we were going to have to present to a packed room of scientists really started to set in. We all presented one after another and survived without too much scrutiny from our peers. After the talks were over there were a lot of deep breaths and smiles on everyone's faces. We did it! Now it was time to sit back and listen to an array of projects that were also being conducted at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest. The presentations were of a range of topics including ice storm experiments, swimming salamanders, calcium manipulations and many more! After a long day of listening to amazing scientific studies being conducted in the nearby forests it was finally time for a quick swim in mirror lake before heading to dinner and the famous barn dance. After a quick but delicious meal it was finally time to put on our dancing shoes. Choosing the right contradance partner was by far the most difficult task of the day! My advice is to choose someone who is fun and likes to pay attention, it's easy to get tangled up. After lots of stumbling feet and uncontrollable laughing we headed back to our camping spot and ended the long day with even more great conversation around a bonfire. The following day included more talks from the higher professionals and we ended the day with a BBQ at mirror lake to make it all worth it. The week of the Hubbard Brook conference was a long one but at the end we left as more educated individuals and gained insight into the many different kinds of projects that are being conducted nearby! A special thanks to all the people who helped organize the conference and to everyone who took the time to present their projects!
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The forest and the city are not so different when you look at things through a proper scale. The biggest change here is time. The hustle of the human timescale locks us in to the perception that a week is a long time, and potential events after two weeks time might as well be as defined as prophecy unless explicitly defined. For the forest, a week may be as slight as a second. The forest remains, and it bows to no schedule.
This is an important lesson to learn for the average Shoestring-er. You see, ten weeks can feel like an eternity when you start in June, but now, it is past mid July and the data is just leaking in. You can't rush results here. That's exactly where I fall in- I'm the decomposition guy. My experiment is literally weeks upon weeks of idling, allowing for the forest to progress along that stretched relative timescale and eat away the tea I laid in the soil. I learned very quickly how to be a capable everyman, because when your dedicated project literally involves doing nothing, everyone on the crew has something that needs to be done. So to be THE GUY, you need a set of resources:
1) Endless wonder. Whether you're hammering soil cores, running transects, or waiting for the Li- Cor to do whatever it is the Li- Cor does (magic), keeping an open mind for discovery is essential. You'll go nuts if your mind isn't active.
2) Undying optimism. You got SOMETHING for results… could be worse, right?
3) Unwavering confidence. Even if you're not sure if the Ca plot is to the east or the west of the NP, someone needs to make the call. And hey, who can complain about a little extra exercise?
4) Exceptional navigational skills. The reference in #3 may or may not be fictional. Owning a vehicle is a huge plus.
5) Patience. This- and that- and the other, too- shall come to pass.
Really, I could not have asked for a better, more diverse experience. It has been a huge effort on the part of everyone here, and I am glad I got to tag along for the ride(s). Every day surprises me, and it keeps me sharp and on my toes- an invaluable life skill as a scientist in the field that we should all take away from one or another.
"In the forest I return to my faith and reason" – The Earth Speaks
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My name is Jessie Smith. I was fortunate enough to spend a short 4 weeks as a part of the MELNHE Project summer internship crew. With only my freshman year at ESF behind me and no prior field experience, I was both nervous and excited to travel the 9 hours from New York to New Hampshire for the internship. My nerves soon disappeared once I began meeting the other project interns. Some were grad students, or had just received their degrees, or were at varying levels of undergrad. Even though most of the interns were more experienced or had obtained more knowledge than what I had after one year of college, I realized that we were all in Bartlett for two common reasons: our love for the environment, and our willingness to keep learning, despite the previous knowledge or experience that we may or may not have already had. So with the initial nerves out of the way, all that remained was the excitement to learn.
I was a part of the sap flow project along with Brigid (grad student) and Isaac (undergrad) and together we had the responsibility of constructing sensors and implementing them into all nutrient plots in a given stand. There was a learning curve that took place on almost every new aspect of the project. I learned how to write a research proposal, how to efficiently build sensors, how to choose the best trees and how to tap them for the sensors, and how to connect everything together into a functioning unit. I learned why it is important to monitor sap flow, and how our sensors were able to monitor it. I speak for Brigid and Isaac as well when I say that I learned how challenging it can be to conduct research under a low budget, especially when it is a new topic. We worked through the obstacles as a team (go team wolfpas!). It is unfortunate that I had to leave early and miss the completion of setting up C6 and the data collection that came with it. I know Brigid and Isaac (and now Nick) will continue to overcome any new obstacles and successfully finish the project. I wish you guys luck!
Aside from the great working experience I had, everything off the job was just as rewarding. It was so nice becoming friends with ten new people. We had a lot of fun times together. I wish I could have been around to participate in the Secret Santa Christmas and every Friday night holiday after that. Those four weeks would have been completely different if the people I shared it with weren't so great. Being in the White Mountains was amazing. Every weekend was a new peak to climb, or a new part of the river to explore. I will definitely be returning to that area of New Hampshire. I truly value my time as being a part of the MELNHE crew, not only for the field experience I gained, but for the new people I met and the opportunity to explore a new beautiful part of the country.
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By: Adam Wild – Crew Leader
As the summer came to an end for the Shoestring crew it was my responsibility and honor as crew leader to hand out the 2014 Shoestring crew awards. The awards this year were chosen by a panel of experts well known for choosing slightly ridiculous awards. Panelist had tough decisions to make as there were many outstanding participants competing for each category. The awards were presented at the first annual Shoestring Ball held at the White House (of course). Black tie attire was required for the grand event. Those in attendance came dressed in their finest evening gowns and could be seen walking down the blue linoleum tile in the laundry room as they entered the grand ball room of the White House which was decorated with 1960's wood paneling. Ladies in attendance came dressed in elegant gowns made of garbage bags, twister mats, or bath towels. The men were seen in oak leaf ties, bow-ties, and even a bolo-tie made from tree flagging and a beer cap. There was also a surprise appearance by Gunny, Lisa's not-so-excited dog who slept through the awards ceremony.
Shoestring Scientific Achievement Awards 2014:
For being the best one pan chef: Justin T. Turlip – Justin has a cook book called "Two Dudes, One Pan"
For being the most midwesterner – Hannah Babel – Ways of the northeast were very unique for Hannah's midwestern roots
For being technical supports best friend: Jerome C. Barner – Jerome spent countless hours talking with LI-COR technical support
As the best finger piercer: Sophie L. Harrison – Sophie managed to put a sapflow sensor through one finger and into another finger on the opposite hand- and showed no pain
For being the best boat-in-a-bottle builder: Stephanie Suttenberg – Inspired by a large jug of wine Stephanie spent her off hours whittling a boat from a native Bartlett tree to build a boat in a bottle – she will finish it and send a picture to us all
Listening to the most jazz music: Raymond Lee – Ray loved listening to smooth jazz as he worked on the SAStop in the White House
For packing the best bear lunch: Dominic Forlini – Dom had his lunch stolen from a bear (see earlier post)
For being patient zero: Eli Egan-Anderson – Eli was the first to get the plague (a 24 hour stomach bug) which quickly spread through the rest of the camp and wiped out all but a couple tough field crew members
For being the soil pH queen: Lisa Carper – Lisa, our local high school student, tirelessly measured soil pH of soil samples from our Ca addition plots and was our youngest member to ever present at the Hubbard Brook meeting
Thanks to all who participated in the award ceremony and a huge thanks to everyone on the Shoestring crew this summer. They did a great job and had a lot of fun along the way. It was sad to leave at the end of the summer.
~Their Glorious Leader
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By: Eli Egan-Anderson – REU, Cornell
It's the last day of the field season (at least for us REUs) and I'm sitting in the white house dining room watching Adam pack up his bags for (probably) the last time he'll be living and working here, so it's pretty easy to be nostalgic about what had to be one of the greatest summers of my life. It's funny what reminds you of something fun, in fact as I was shoving shelves on shelves of leaf litter into bags I was already reminiscing about collecting from the stands and the sad feeling that I won't ever go eat lunch on the big rock in C8 or visit the spot where I chased a bear away from Dom's lunch (though I was too late) in C7. Admittedly I won't miss it all: the hike to C3 with 50 lbs of fertilizer in a frame backpack or the horrifying sounds of my cars axle complaining about the drive over to Jeffers brook, but the days without great memories are few and far between.
That being said what I'll remember most about the summer is not the great field work opportunities (how many people get to shoot branches off trees with a shotgun….for science?) or even the wise life lessons we heard every day from Our Glorious Leader ("Who needs coffee when we have each other!?") but it's the people who made up this amazing crew who make the summer unforgettable. Our permanent allstar REU lineup included Justin Turlip (aka J Baby, twopan, our glorious chef) the soil moisture guy who at one point was under the impression he could actually get me in shape if he could only get us to run more (I showed him!); Sophie Harrison (more often Soapy or the big ole sausage) the sappy sap flow leader who managed to not only make a million sensors, but also stick one through her finger; Stephanie Suttenberg (exclusively called Stephy-baby) who knew more about snails than anyone despite hardly ever actually seeing them; Hannah Babel (herbal) who could be convinced of anything, including but not limited to Teddy Roosevelt riding a moose and/or a velociraptor; and Dom Forlini who I'm still fairly convinced is actually an Italian chef masquerading as an REU student. We can't forget the older folk (Bearome, Dawny, and Ray Ray), BU Crew (Danny Boy, Riot, Princess and Troll), the other residents of the compound (Bird God, Bird Scout, Small Mammals, Michelle, Joe and the rest), the Ohio crew (Ginny, Shan, Mike, Chelsea, and Owen), the local teachers who managed to make middle school somehow seem appealing (Sean and Rick), the occasional volunteers (Lisa, Griffin, Abbey, and Nora) and last but not least Our Glorious Leader who taught us everything we know and love about New Hampshire and the White Mountains.
With a crew like this it's impossible for anything not to be a great time. Everything we've done has been great, from the big things from our near death climb of Huntington's, floating the Saco in a tube through 'class 5' rapids, playing stump on the Fourth of July, hitting up the clubs, countless trips to Bart's for sandwiches and Cabin Fever for pie, to even the little things like every day work and jumping off the rocks in Paradise were some of the most fun I've ever had. Thanks to the shoecrew for the memories and the best summer I've ever had!
~ Eli
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By: Michael Grentzer – REU Miami University, Oxford OH
So you want to know how to identify roots do ya? It's a messy business. No, literally! Prepare to get your hand caked in soil and to strain your eyes squinting at root cross-sections. Identifying the roots out here in NH is not an easy task. There are around seven species of trees and gob loads of herbaceous plants. For the scientists out there, it only makes it more interesting and painstaking. The roots come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, tastes, and smells. You might be asking yourself about the last two adjectives, and you read that right. Some the plants out here are distinguished best by their smell or taste. This involves sinking you teeth deep into the root or scratching and sniffing the surface of the root. You are rewarded with a sweet wintergreen taste/smell, a bitter smell/taste of bad medicine, or just plain ole' nothing. The tree and herb roots, while virtually the same and insignificant to the average person, are a treasure trove of information about the forest. At the moment we are trying to distinguish the differences between the soil just millimeters away from the root, what we call rhizosphere, and the rest of the soil. We're testing for differences in microbial activity, nitrogen mineralization or the transformation of the nitrogen in the air to soluble compounds used for many life functions, and not but least moisture content.
Before we could do all this though, we needed to identify what root belonged to which species and this involved looking at the tips of the itty bity fine roots, the root's curviness, the cross-section, color, smell, and taste. Maple roots were predominantly loaded with these small beaded fine root tips. Pin cherries tended to give off a sour smell and medicine-like taste. The birch roots smelled and sometimes tasted like wintergreen, and the beech roots looked wiry and had a white star-shaped cross-section. Sadly, determining the exact species could be done in areas that had only one species of a genus. The roots tended to look too similar in most cases within a genus and made it nearly impossible to determine species without molecular data. It's tough and time-consuming, but in the end, we were able to accomplish this tough task.
~ Michael
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By: Hannah Babel, Miami University
Since the summer is coming to a close and my family is visiting this upcoming weekend, the past weekend was my last with the shoestring crew. This summer here has been an amazing one, filled with simply splendid people and spectacular sights. And to start to wrap things up, I could not have asked for a better week/weekend.
After a very long couple of weeks in the field and lab sampling and processing our soil samples, the hustle and bustle finally slowed down just in time for our science night to learn all about the up and coming NEON project in Bartlett. NEON stands for the National Ecological Observatory Network. The corporation is still in the construction phase, but we had two speakers (including a former shoestringer) that are part of the Bartlett Experimental Forest site come to share with us what they are all about.
The following morning we all woke ourselves up at the crack of dawn so we could leave Bartlett by 6:45 and head to Hubbard Brook for a tour that the one and only Don Buso was going to give us on the experimental watersheds. It was a wonderful day to hike around Hubbard Brook, but despite seeing all there was there, the most exciting part of the day was having Don share a bit of his knowledge with us. That man captured us all with his stories of history and science and most of all his enthusiasm about the work that has been done there and what we are learning.
The man himself, Don Buso.
The weekend finally rolled around and Friday night everyone seemed a bit tired so we all took naps. Some of us were out for the night, but then some of us woke back up and played some board games. Shinjini and Adam had their hand at Uno while Eli and I picked up some ice cream, played Pirateers with Donny, and took a stroll down the tracks to the Saco. If I had known what was going to be in store for me for the next day, I would not have gotten back up and slept through the night; but then again, sometimes you have to sacrifice a little sleep to make the most of every minute in a place like this. (So I guess it was worth it).
Saturday morning I woke up with a text from Soph asking if I was up for hiking Washington that day (they were planning on hiking it Sunday since Eli hadn't summited it yet). I said "Let's do it!" And off we were. Since Justin and I had hiked up Tuckerman's earlier in the summer, a different path up the mountain sounded more exciting to us. Soph suggested Huntington's Ravine since it seemed to be just a little steeper and we heard it had spectacular views. Immediately the trail was much more fun, and a quite a bit steeper. Crossing and following the rivers up to the ravine was stunning and an adventure. We reached the ravine, stopped for lunch, and up the steep part we went. This was no hike, this was rock climbing. My slight fear of heights was tested to the maximum, and Soph and Justin took the courageous spots of safely guiding me and Eli up the dodgy path (if you can call yellow arrows painted on rock faces a path).
Terrifying, yet so incredibly thrilling.
The views were worth it. This time climbing Washington I could see out and I was breathless, possibly both by fear and the beauty of the view each time we reached a flat spot or that I would glance over my shoulder. It wasn't until I got home and did some quick reading that I found out what I had done that day was the steepest, most challenging, and most dangerous hike in all of the White Mountains. I am awfully proud of myself, but owe a lot of that to the amazing climbing buddies I had to get me through it.
(photo cred to Justin for this one, as well as the previous two.)
After we climbed down the mountain and got back to the White House, we realized how hungry we were, but lacked much energy to do any cooking and we jumped in the car. We headed for Moat mountain (a townie bar it seemed). And found the family style BBQ on the menu. All you can eat BBQ. It was too good, we all ate past the point of being full and Justin ate abou 3 times his weight in brisket.
With a good amount of reorganization, we were able to fit all the plates on our table.
Sunday morning: Soph and Justin must've gotten up early because when I reached the White House they had already stared cooking up a perfect mountain breakfast. As if we didn't eat enough the night before, we had a lovely assortment of berry and banana pancakes, eggs, toast, bacon, and fresh berries.
Breakfast of champions (the Huntington's Ravine champions that is)
Later on, we went out berry picking for eating or jam making. The day had started out rainy, but we were happy to see it clear up since the little time we have left here should not be spent cooped up indoors. We went along the tracks until we got just past the slab and closed our weekend with a swim in the Saco and some swings off the rope. I am not ready for this summer to end and this Midwestern girl is not ready to say goodbye to these magnificent mountains.
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71 Bulldogs Named 2012-13 MW Scholar Athletes
A total of 71 Fresno State student-athletes were honored as part of a league-record 623 Mountain West scholar athletes.
Bulldogs Defeat Aggies
The Fresno State equestrian team defeated New Mexico State 9-7, Saturday afternoon.
Madrazo Wins MVP Honor Against Georgia
The Fresno State equestrian team hosted Georgia for the first home competition of 2013.
HewsonBudnik Earns MVP Against No. 7 Baylor
The Fresno State equestrian team rode against the No. 7 Baylor Bears Friday morning in Waco, Texas.
2014 (Sophomore): Earned Most Outstanding Player for Horsemanship, and Most Unflappable (composed) for her Western rides at the season's end ... competed against No. 9 Texas Christian University in the first round of the National Collegiate Equestrian Association National Championship ... named Most Outstanding Player for Horsemanship, helping Fresno State to a sweep over SMU and No. 2 Baylor at home ... earned a win over Sacred Hear on the Western side ... claimed a point for the `Dogs against No. 2 Auburn in Western.
2013 (Freshman): Competed in five Horsemanship regular season competitions ... travelled and competed at the NCEA National Championships in Waco, Texas ... recorded a season-high score of 76 against Baylor ... earned her first win as a Bulldog against New Mexico State ... competed at the NCEA National Championships in Waco ... earned her first varsity letter ... was named "Rookie of the Year" by her teammates.
High School: President of the Idaho Quarter Horse Youth Association ... finalist at AQHYA World Championships in 2010 and 2011 ... finished Top 10 and Top 5 in 2012 at the AQHYA World Championships.
Personal: Parents are Kelli and Steve Elliott ... has two older brothers Justin, 22, and Tucker, 19 ... hobbies include riding her horse, camping and spending time with family and friends ... biggest athletic thrill is when she comes out of the ring knowing she had a good pattern ... admires her horse trainer the most because of her dedication to the sport as well as her perseverance ... chose to attend Fresno State because she loved the campus, the team and it was the closest school to home.
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Up until Sunday, rookie Jets quarterback Geno Smith had performed admirably this season. Sure he had made too many mistakes, turned the ball over too many times. But he also had played better than many would have expected while leading New York to a surprising 2-1 record.
And then came the Titans game Sunday. And it was terrible, as Smith committed four turnovers (two interceptions, two fumbles) in a 38-13 loss. Other than that, his stats looked OK (23 of 34 for 289 yards and a touchdown), but in coach Rex Ryan's mind, Smith's performance wasn't acceptable.
Which you could understand after watching Smith's version of the Mark Sanchez butt fumble here (in this case, we'll call it the behind-the-back fumble).
But in case you thought the team might be willing to make a switch so soon, dumping Smith on the bench and starting Matt Simms (who seemed quite capable in the preseason), you're going to have to wait a little longer.
Writes the New York Daily News' Manish Mehta: "Geno Smith isn't going anywhere anytime soon."
One reason Jets fans might think otherwise: Smith is tied with Giants quarterback Eli Manning for the most turnovers in the league with 11. And on Sunday, the Titans took advantage by scoring 28 points off Smith's miscues in delivering an embarrassing loss for New York. But remember, the Jets took Smith with their second-round pick in the 2013 draft because they thought (hoped?) he'd be the successful franchise quarterback Mark Sanchez never could be.
To bench him now for the unproven Simms would be a confidence breaker for Smith. Why would you do that to somebody you're going to rely on for potentially the next several years? On the other hand, Ryan was accused many times of coddling Sanchez. Right now, that's not what he's publicly doing with Smith, saying he won't give Smith a pass just because he's a rookie.
"How many times are we going to make that an excuse?" Ryan asked "One of these days we're going to have to learn from them and it better be soon…. We better learn in a hurry. It has to get better."
But Ryan also hasn't committed to Smith in the long-term, basically naming Smith the starting quarterback every week. And sure, Ryan is coaching for his job now, but doesn't it make more sense to make Smith the starter for good and take his chances that he's made the right choice? Instead of leaving it up in the air every week with the possibility of a Sanchez return from injury later in the season floating around the organization?
"I have total faith in Geno," right guard Willie Colon told the paper. "We're going to ride with him until the end."
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Overall thoughts on the matchup
"It certainly is nice to have a familiar opponent. We've had so many that we haven't played before, but we're excited. Having the week off was good for us. We've been able to work on some things and get some rest, and we're ready to start again. Obviously, it's coming down to it. There are four games left and all of them really count."
On the two teams being so close on the stat sheet
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On the team being able to control its destiny and getting some help from other teams earlier in the week
"It's important that we learn from those. Two teams in UTEP and East Carolina have lost to teams that we are a little surprised they lost to. Anyone can beat anybody in the conference. That should be a wake-up call for us - that when you go up to UAB or you have Tulsa here at home, those games are huge and you can't look ahead."
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On what the team needs to do to achieve its goal of winning a C-USA regular-season title
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Used to be my daughter would sit in the back of the car, bored, and ask to use my wife's iPhone to draw. No more, now that I've got Kids Finger Paint. It's about as simple as it gets, which is how it should be for a drawing app. Touch the screen, and you draw. To get a different color, you touch the color wheel. No hidden menus to mess with. Now I'm the coolest parent in the car. The app costs a perfectly reasonable 99 cents. Download info after the break.
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Why would you pay for this? Their are literally hundreds of free apps that do basically the same thing.
Simply Draw is a good one.
Just search "paint" in the market.
I personally prefer Canvas, but that's probably a little more than what you need for kids :P.
I'm sure it's a good app, and I'm not criticizing. I'm just making sure people know that there are plenty of free alternatives.
I completely agree with you. Most of the Market is FREE. There are many duplicate apps. Therefore the Free ones should always be highlighted.
Now, now, watch the propaganda. She still asks for my iPhone to draw with. And to play skeeball ;)


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we were kicking back, watching my old Kranked video (on VHS. you see kids, years ago, we had things called "video tapes"...). they were "free riding" on 2" travel bikes.
it's amazing (to me) that waaaaay back when, 4" travel was a downhill bike. 4" forks were big hit forks.
nowadays, (at least around here) 5" travel is trail/cross country and 6" travel is all mountain.
the technology is phenomenal, if you think about it. i ride a 6" travel bike as my main bike, uphills, etc, when years ago, a 4" travel bike was a heavy, huge, "downhill bike."
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Britain's anti-doping chief has labelled the amount of tests carried out at the London Olympics as "insane" after 5,000 tests in three weeks led to just nine positive findings during the Games.
Andy Parkinson, chief executive of UK anti-doping, has called for Olympics organisers to be allowed to test athletes in the months leading up to Games rather than in the three-week period of the event.
Of the nine positive tests in London, only three were from athletes tested during their competitions - the other six were out-of-competition tests.
Parkinson said: "The resources can be better deployed.
"Five thousand is an insane amount of samples in just three weeks of the Games, and six out of the nine positive tests were before the athlete took to the field of play.
"If you said the London Olympic Games has 5,000 samples but spread over three months that has to be a much better use of resource and a better use of money.
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Parkinson said the ongoing review of world anti-doping code could allow major event organisers to extend their the jurisdiction for the months in advance of the Games.
"The challenge you have got is organising committees who want their programmes to be judged as of high quality and the way they do that is numerically," he added, pointing out that Sochi's anti-doping director announced last week that 2,500 drug tests will be conducted at next year's Winter Olympics, about 350 more than at the 2010 Games.
Parkinson attended the Sport and Recreation Alliance's European summit in London this week to push his message and added that the Lance Armstrong drugs scandal was a wake-up call for those who relied solely on traditional tests at events.
"This guy never returned a positive test," he said. "We need to be thinking very differently if we are going to catch serial cheats."
Parkinson said he was encouraged the IOC president Jacques Rogge has backed quality over quantity in terms of tests, but that organising committees would have to be watched carefully to ensure they did not use this simply as an excuse to save money.
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If you're looking to spend your vacation outdoors, escape to the this single-family home that has three floors of living space, two floors of outdoor seating, and just a short walk to the ocean. It is decorated in warm woods, with a Spanish feel. The large brick patio on the ground floor has seating for four, and has the feeling of the tropics, with green plants on the perimeter. Walk up an exterior staircase to another large redwood deck, recently updated during 2012. There is more seating, with a patio table, chairs and market umbrella, and a gas grill, with a fridge for storing drinks.
The ground floor features three cozy bedrooms and a full-size bathroom. The first has two white built-in twin beds, stacked perpendicularly. The second has a queen bed and the third has a handmade twin over king bunk. The main living area is situated on the second floor, featuring large L-shaped couch and several arm chairs for accommodating the whole family. A large Spanish-style fireplace is situated in the corner with a brick ledge for curling up with a book on a cold summer night. There is a formal dining table with seating for six, and as you turn the corner, there is a large kitchen, with more seating at the counter top, and a large breakfast nook with built in benches with cushions and accent pillows for an informal meal, or enjoying a game of cards or a board game.
The third floor features the master bedroom loft with queen bed and a full private bathroom and small balcony.
This home also has a non-coin operated washer/dryer, a dishwasher, and a two-car garage.
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Lovely Four Bedroom Bay View Home Across from Marina Park! (68164) Newport Beach, California
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Check in: 2:30pm, Check out: 10:00am
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Reviews (33)
Very good
Charles W.
CA, United States
"Long live the sun!"
Plenty of room, didn't feel cramped. Lots of kitchen work space and whole family could be together while preparing meals, eating. Even having extra day visitors was comfortable. Some available quiet spaces made it great for all ages. No worries re safety of bikes, boards being outside. No loud groups to disturb us. Grandkids said it was the best beach week ever!
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 09/16/2013
Awesome. See you next time.
Suzanne S.
CA, United States
"we absolutely love this house"
we have been clients of burr white for yrs and every year we are treated so nice, the staff are all so kind and helpful. This year i was lucky to meet the owner of the house we rent and she is such a wonderful lady, she has a amazing house that you feel the love as you walk in, i feel home when i walk in. we keep renting the same house for yrs now and i am all ready planning my trip back in 2014. thanks again burr white for your excellent care
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 08/19/2013
Thank you for sharing. See you next year.
Patrick & Anne M.
CA, United States
"1521 W. Balboa Blvd."
We have stayed at this house many years and truly enjoy the time there.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 08/19/2013
Fantastic. Hope to see you again soon.
Jeff S.
UT, United States
"Great getaway"
We were very happy with everything
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 08/14/2013
Thank you for your review. Let us know when youa re ready to plan your next vacation.
Tryna O.
AZ, United States
"Couldn't have been any happier with this home"
From start to finish the process was easy and convenient. Everyone was very nice and accommodating. The house was more than perfect. We are extremely happy!
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 07/01/2013
Glad to hear you had a good time. Hope to see you again soon. Thanks for your comments.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Cypress, CA, United States
"Charming Newport Cottage"
Great location, charming house, easy experience, Burr White staff very helpful.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 05/15/2013
Thanks Justin, we hope to see you again soon!
Mary M.
CA, United States
"Labas rental"
This was I beleve our ninth year at this rental. Our family has always enjoyed the house and it's location. It's like a home away from home. We have signed up for next year and look forward to a ten year anniversary staying there. Thank you for your great service.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 09/04/2012
Hi Mary! Wow, a 10 year anniversary! We're impressed! We are so happy that you've found your home away from home with us at Burr White. Thanks again Mary, we look forward to seeing you another 20 years!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Yorba Linda, CA, United States
"Excellent Vacation Spot"
The vacation rental home was a fabulous way to spend time with the family. Our children enjoyed the home and it's unique layout. There was plenty of space for the 4 adults and 4 kids. The location was amazing...close to both piers and steps away from the beach. Great accommodations made for a memorable trip to Newport Beach.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 09/03/2012
Hi Amy, We're simply thrilled to read that you and your family had a memorable vacation with us at Burr White. We hope you'll be able to return again next summer. Thanks again for your feedback.
Suzanne S.
CA, United States
As a burr white rental customer of many yrs i can honestly say that they are the best in Newport, i have always been very happy with the service they give and they treat you like family and really care about your stay and if you are happy. I have recommenced burr white to many of my friends and family. the lady who owns the house i stay in is also a very caring person who also wants her renters to be happy in her home. I love spending my week in this house and know we are making many memories with our grandchildren. thank you burr white family suzanne
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 08/20/2012
Hi Suzanne, We loved reading your review and are so glad to hear that you have made your week at the with your grand children tradition. We are so excited to see you back again with us during 2013! Thanks again, Suzanne!
Patrick & Anne M.
CA, United States
"Newport Week"
We have stayed at this house for about 10 years and love it.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 08/20/2012
We're so happy to hear that you've enjoyed the last 10 years, and we are hoping you'll be able to continue the tradition for another 10! Thanks for your loyalty Patrick & Anne!
Laine F.
CA, United States
"Great Week in Newport"
This was our second year at this house. We just love it. Hope to come back again.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 07/02/2012
Hi Laine, We're so glad to hear that you enjoyed your second year at this property, and hope that you're able to come back for your third year during 2013!
Darrell S.
"Week with Grandkids"
Overall we were very happy with the place. My only concerns that originally we didn't have 2 nightstand lights in the master bedroom; with the MBR being a loft, we were woken with the light, and could hear everything downstairs; the downstairs bedrooms could hear when we opened bathroom drawers in the MBR. My biggest concern was the cleanliness of the place. There was an overall clean, but dirty in corners and the silverware etc. drawers where so dirty, we washed all the dished and silverware before using. We really appreciated having 2 garage spaces and the ease to the beach and walkway. Being able to BBQ was a special treat. We very much enjoyed our stay.
Suzanne S.
"as always our stay has been perfect"
we have used burr white for 10 yrs and i must say everyone is so helpful and friendly no matter if i am in person or on the phone. I love the house we stay in it perfect for our family. I have always recommended your office to all our friends. Your offices
is always on time and well organized thank you again see you next yr suzanne santoya
Mary M.
"It's like a home away from home for us!"
The reason I cannot give the general condition five stars is because the bunk beds in the downstairs rooms are not comfortable for adults to sleep on.
Ken and Susan S.
"Seamans family review"
We thoroughly enjoy this house, the location and all the amenities. We really appreciate the service from Jane & Diane from Burr White. The handyman, Basil was knowledgeable, efficient and came immediately when we had a plugged up kitchen sink. We were impressed with his service. Once we contacted Burr White, the tech guy came and installed a new modem for wireless internet. We would really like to rent the house for two weeks rather than one but not for the July 4 week. We would like the week we presently have and the week following, or we would consider a later time in July and early August for two weeks.
Laine F.
"What a great house!"
We loved this property. The location was fabulous. The house was well stocked in the kitchen and also with beach items.
We loved this so much, we booked again for next year. It is fabulous.
Keith D.
Will be happy to come back.
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Holladay, UT
"Staff was very responsive,..."
Staff was very responsive, though there were some maintenance delay problems due to a holiday weekend.
Terry T.
"Clean house. Good location.except for car breakin 2 doors away."
Not enough towels. Constantly using washing machine. Had to call maintenance 5 times during first 3 days. Unable to lacate light switch for lower patio. Overall not worth the $2300 I had to pay.I prefer not to have my review displayed because the location was good and house was beautiful. It just needs someone to check out these items ahead of the renter finding them. Although I know for a fact the owner knew about dishwasher and windows ahead of time. Why wasn't that rectified before I moved in?
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Corona, CA
"Wonderful Vacation!!"
This was a great vacation for us all!Our son and daughter in law our daughter son in law & 2 grandchildren had a wonderful time & we celebrated our grandsons 4th birthday as well. The home was beautiful and we felt very much at home there, the week went way to fast. We plan to be back again next year!!
Gloria P.
"Family tradition renewed"
This is the 3rd year in this beautiful home with my scattered family. We have renewed a long-standing tradition of summers at Newport Beach that started in 1978 when we were kids. We re-started the tradition several years ago with our kids and grand-kids and intend on many more at this wonderful home.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 09/01/2009
The Management at Burr White Realty is excited to hear that you have decided to renew your tradition of staying in Newport Beach. It is our pleasure to provide you with an excellent property for your vacation. Thank you for sharing this with us, and we look forward to seeing you for the 4th year in a row!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Chino Hills, CA
"Casa Labas"
This was our 7th year staying at the Labas home. It's a great house for our two families to share. There is a lot of space, and each year we look forward to seeing what new thing has been added. This year it was television upgrades. The boys appreciated that a lot! We plan to be back next year.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 08/03/2009
Burr White Realty is glad to hear that you have been staying with us for 7 years. We are always delighted to find our guests the perfect home for their vacation and have them continue to return every year. The property is always being upgraded to keep it in its best condition, and we are glad you have noticed our efforts. Thank you for sharing your experience with us and we look forward to seeing you for your 8th consecutive year!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Scottsdale, AZ
"Oasis on the Peninsula"
What a great home. My family and I have rented this house for the past 8 years and we look forward to our visit again next year. The large deck and courtyard, covered with over grown plants and trees, really give a sense of privacy on a busy street.
Response from the , Burr White Realty - 07/13/2009
Thank you for the great review of this property. It is always a pleasure to know that our guests have found the perfect house for their needs and continue to return every year. Burr White Realty is delighted you are enjoying your vacation in Newport Beach. We look forward to your 9th consecutive year with us!
Kathleen A.
"Kathleen A.'s review of 1521 W Balboa Blvd"
Great Home! Wounderful location!
John & Marie B.
"Gotta Love Newport in September!"
Had a blast. Great location, great beaches, everyone in school. Sun, sand, good times. Could you maybe heat the ocean a tad next year? Was a little chilly.
John D.
"Great place!"
A couple of concerns: CD broken when we got there, several light bulbs out, hot water in master shower inconsistent.
Mary M.
"Great stay"
With the family growing we may have to find a place without bunk beds and more double beds. Also, a deep cleaning would be nice once maybe twice a year.
"Casa Labass"
We enjoy our week at Casa Labass every summer. The home is comfortable and private, and the weather is always wonderful.
"Needs repairs and updates"
This is our 13th year to rent this property. It is large and works for our large family. We love the location. Our biggest frustration is that things need updating and repaired.
Pauline E.
"a great family vacation spot"
wish the place was available two to three weeks in july of 2009.
Gloria P.
"2nd year here, A new family tradition."
We used to rent a week in Newport Beach as kids years ago and have re-discovered... Now we bring our kids. This is the second year in the rental and LOVE it!
Sheila R.
"Sheila R.'s review of 1521 W Balboa Blvd"
I have rented homes through Burr White for the past 7 years, and have enjoyed each one.
Gloria P.
"Spanish Villa"
Even though it's located on the main blvd. through a very busy coastal city, it's set off from the street by walls, gate and mature trees. Private and secure feeling for family and friends with small children. Very resort-like. Can't wait to return!
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I would really like it, but the haloing around the trees, and between the hills and the sky, is a bit too distracting for me. This is something I also struggle with from time to time, how to get good separation between trees and darkened sky without a halo between them. With visible light it's often caused by chromatic aberration during conversion to B&W with a contrast filter applied, which can be alleviated with CA correction during RAW conversion. I'm not sure how to tackle with it with infrared, unfortunately.
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"This man Dougie (Prime Minister Denzil Douglas) is doing as he pleases, we have people here struggling and he is giving away money and land just so," declared Hamilton.
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ARSENAL stopper Wojciech Szczesny could face UEFA action after making an obscene gesture after being sent-off in the first-half of the Champions League first-leg clash against Bayern Munich.
The Polish international was shown a straight red-card after bringing down Bayern winger Arjen Robben inside the penalty-box.
As Szczesny approached the tunnel he made a gesture which could land him in trouble with UEFA.
The Gunners will definitely be without Szczesny for the second-leg against Bayern at the Allianz Arena.
However if UEFA deem Szczesny's gesture as bringing the game into disrepute, he could face an extended European ban.


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