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It took weeks to become official, but Washington, D.C., CTO Vivek Kundra was named Thursday to the top information technology post in the federal government. It wasn't exactly the position most observers expected, however.
President Barack Obama named Kundra the "federal CIO" -- a new position that will oversee technology investments and technology spending by the federal government, according to the White House. Kundra also reportedly will serve as e-government administrator for the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
In a conference call Thursday, Kundra said he would work to ensure that the CIOs of federal agencies are advancing agendas that embrace open government, revolutionize technology in the public sector and "reject the view that the public sector has to lag behind the private sector."
Kundra said Thursday he is working on launching www.data.gov, which he said would "democratize" data possessed by the federal government. As the District of Columbia's CTO, Kundra launched a similar Web site called the D.C. Data Catalog that published in feeds in real time from the district's government departments -- everything from building permits to road kill pickups.
Newly Created Position
Over the past month, numerous media reported that Kundra -- who served as a member of Obama's transition team -- would be the administrator for e-government and information technology in the OMB. But as federal CIO, it appears Kundra's responsibilities will be expanded further. "The federal CIO establishes and oversees enterprise architecture to ensure system interoperability and information sharing and ensure information security and privacy across the federal government," according to the White House.
President Barack Obama said in a statement Thursday morning that Kundra brings valuable experience to the new position.
"I have directed him to work to ensure that we are using the spirit of American innovation and the power of technology to improve performance and lower the cost of government operations. As chief information officer, he will play a key role in making sure our government is running in the most secure, open and efficient way possible," Obama said. The president still plans to name a federal chief technology officer, another new position that will work closely with Kundra.
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Obama's appointments to top federal IT jobs have been closely watched by state officials because of their potential impact on federal funding rules for state and local government programs. National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) President Gopal Khanna, CIO of Minnesota, said appointees with state or local experience could aid NASCIO's effort to modify OMB funding requirements that state CIOs say encourage development of fragmented and inefficient IT systems.
"It's important because the e-gov administrator is very much focused on federal government and coordinating the work of all the federal CIOs," Khanna said. "Today, federal CIOs have very little impact and influence on the technology component of the flow of funds to the states. My hope is that since OMB drives the construct of those rules we'll be able to work with the appointee to help influence that."
NASCIO officials met with Obama's transition team after the election and presented a brief with suggested changes to OMB Circular A-87, which contains funding guidelines for federal programs that administered by the states.
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Lexington City Council voted to amend the city's code of ordinances regarding sign regulations to allow business to have a sign on each street front and to lift the prohibition on canopy signs during its meeting on Monday.
Previously, the language in the ordinance restricted businesses from having signs closer than 500 apart, but did not take into account if the business was located on a corner.
"The only building in the area who was big enough to be able to do this is WalMart," said Tammy Absher, director of business and community development.
The amendment allows businesses to have a sign on each side of the building that faces a street, as long as there is a minimum of 100 feet between any ground signs on site.
They also voted to allow canopy signs, such as a logo painted on a canopy erected over the pump area at a gas station. The reason canopy signs were not allowed was because many gas stations were being repurposed and the canopies were used for oversized block letter signs around the entire perimeter. There were many complaints about such use of canopy sings. The ordinance was amended to allow gas stations to use canopies over gas pump areas for signage, with the copy area to be limited to no more than one half of each side of the canopy
The council also approved a resolution supporting of the preservation of federal tax-exempt filing, a tool state and local governments use for low-cost financing. Currently, state and local governments are not required to pay federal income on the interest they received from municipal bonds. Municipalities benefit through saving on the interest cost of borrowed money, passed on to citizens through reduced rates and greater local investment.
"This is a critical and cost effective tool for many city projects," said Absher.
Also during its meeting, the city council completed naming Lexington City Youth Council members for the upcoming school year. Those named were Josey Parker, Derall Pittman Jr., Arefa Bacchus, Ricky Holmes, Sam Sharpe, Jerel Smith, Jack Davis, Lindsay Davis, and Ashely Phillips. The youth council was established in March 2012 to develop leadership and volunteer opportunities that benefit the community for Lexington Senior High School students residing within the school district. They meet regularly with the mayor and city council to learn the inner working of city government.
Piedmont Triad Regional Council was selected as grant administrator for the $225,000 Community Development block grant from the North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Community Assistance. This grant will consist of the rehabilitation of four to eight single-family scattered sites housed located in Davidson County.
Lexington Housing Authority announced it has received $27 Million from the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) initiative to renovate several public housing units in Lexington. Residents who are currently in public housing will be relocated in waves to other housing units until the renovations on their home can be completed. The renovations include new electrical, water, sewer, roofing and energy efficient appliances.
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Before adjourning the meeting, the city council heard an update from Recycling and Waste Collections Services Superintendent Tammy Michaels on the progress of the pilot residential recycling rollout program. According to Michaels, data shows a 58 percent participation rate and reduced disposal costs by $15,624. The pilot program areas include Westover, Hillside, Knob Hill and The Vineyards.
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It's time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk #119– Clay and I will be talking with our guest NERSC Director Kathy Yelick in a few minutes. But first… What is Clay Thinking About? · Spelling and grammar checkers (watch the video to hear what Dr. Breshears had to say on the subject) Now for […] Read more


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The Cougar Athletic Fund hosts more than 30 fundraisers and "friend-raisers" around the state annually, primarily through the 11 regional Cougar Clubs. For most of these events, CAF members receive a 10-25% discount on entry fees. From the four Night with Cougar Football events held every February to the weekly Monday luncheons in Spokane and all events in between, it pays to be a CAF member!
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High School Cycling: Made for Kids but Awesome Enough for All of Us.
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I threw a lot of balls around when I was a kid. I played volleyball, basketball, tennis, softball, baseball and when I wasn't doing those things I played a mean game of dodge ball. If there's one thing kids have now that I wish I had when I was a kid it's a mountain bike team. It's unique. It's supportive and nurturing and I couldn't say it any better than Emma Vigers one of our team captains for Boulder High; "The mountain bike team is really what made high school bearable for me. It is such a good community of people and it gives riders a lifelong way to have fun and stay fit. The races are especially inspiring because people cheer for everyone, not just those on their team."
Boulder High has the largest team in the state. This year the roster was at about 52. That's a lot of kids on bikes. The very cool thing about Boulder High is that part of our motto (if we have one) is any rider, any speed. And so yes you will find the fast kids that you might expect to find but you'll also find the kids that haven't been on a mountain bike "since they were kids." And you will find the kids who have the bike you wish you had but for the most part the kids either have regular bikes or they have to borrow one. And at the end of the day I always say it's what you do on the bike that matters not what kind of bike you ride.
I've learned from watching the head coach Ben Boyer that we cheer everyone on. We stand by the course and we yell as many names as we know from as many teams as we can. We believe that all kids deserve support and course side encouragement. We've seen kids triumph and we've seen kids miss the podium by a lot but what we routinely see is kids leaving everything they've got out on the course. I've watched girls go from "I don't know how to shift this thing" to "I really want to do well in the race." If we could have a richter scale for confidence we'd see magnitudes of 8, 9 and 10. I've seen kids who may not be super confident in the hallowed halls of high school raise up because they know a few things about wheel sets and derailleurs and cyclocross. I've literally watched kids transform before my very eyes. And I've got to tell you if you've never had a chance to volunteer for the Colorado high school cycling league; you're missing out.
We've all seen that movie where the teacher leads the kids down the hall and out the school to some sort of revolution. The one where everyone's algebra scores jump and all of a sudden all the kids like school. I've come to see that coaching kids isn't quite like that. If you connect with one kid, you've done your job. If one kid looks you in the eye and says hi and asks to ride with you, you've done your job. If one kid feels better about what they do on and off the bike, then you've got your own made for TV movie. We've got our own revolution going on here in Colorado and it's called high school mountain bike racing. I hope everyone gets a part in this movie.
Jonathon Greenwald, father to Sammy who is on the Boulder High team said, "The high school mountain biking experience was not only amazing for my high school kid but was amazing for me the parent. And it increased Sammy's belief in herself."
Here's to all of you; the kids, the parents, the coaches, Kate Rau and everyone who makes every single race possible. You're simply the best.


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- Climate change is causing glaciers in Yosemite National Park to disappear, which is bad enough, but now experts claim the park's giant trees are also in trouble, saying the number of trees has dropped by 24% during the past 60 years, putting the forest's future in doubt; via TreeHugger.
- Speaking of forests, Greenpeace is demanding retailers not to buy products from companies involved in deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. Major supermarkets in the U.K. buy meat from slaughterhouses and ranches carrying out illegal land-clearing; Food Navigator reports.
- By 2100, rising sea levels due to climate change may threaten major U.S. cities, like New York City, scientists believe fresh water from melting ice sheets will interfere with circulation patterns in the Atlantic, swelling ocean levels by 4 to 12 inches; National Geographic News explains.
- And some areas of the world are already in trouble. Citizens of the Carteret Islands in Papua New Guinea have started to flee their homes as encroaching saltwater makes farming impossible. Experts are calling them the first official refugees of climate change; from TreeHugger.
- Oceans may drown us out, but they're in danger too. The United Nations has specified any discussions on reversing climate change must include reducing ocean acidification. Carbon emissions pollute the ocean, choking water with CO2 and reducing biodiversity; the AFP investigates.
- Cattails, those weeds we used to play with as kids, could be used to combat water pollution. Cattails soak up all sorts of harmful stuff, like arsenic and pharmaceuticals. Planting cattails around marshlands helps prevent excess carbon emissions from wetlands; via CleanTechnia.
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The new format is centered around classic rock, similar to what 96.5 FM already does.
Real Music Weekends was one of the only places I still went to anymore for, well, real music on the radio — and that was only on the weekends. This format change is a shame. Especially with the end of Sunday Night Vinyl with Erik Dennison. I was so bummed I missed his VD night at Lyrica over Labor Day Weekend, little did I know his actual radio show was coming to a end? So sad — an end of an era. Not to mention the fabulous Sunday Morning Coming Down with Joseph Martens and 2 Guys 1 Sports Show.
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TUCSON - Former Wildcat Brigetta Barrett, a six-time NCAA Champion as a member of the women's track and field team, is a finalist for yet another prestigious award. Barrett, along with six other women, are finalists for the Jesse Owens Award. Established in 1981, The Jesse Owens Award is USA Track & Field's highest accolade, presented annually to the outstanding U.S. male and female track & field performers. This year's awards will be presented December 7 at the Jesse Owens Awards and Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held in conjunction with USA Track & Field's 2013 Annual Meeting in Indianapolis.
Honoring the country's top male and female track and field athletes, the Jesse Owens winners are selected by a vote of the media in combination with online fan balloting, with media votes weighing 90 percent of the vote and fan voting 10 percent. Seven women and seven men are nominated. Online voting concludes at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on Friday, Oct. 18. Click here to vote.
Barrett closed out her collegiate career on a high note after sweeping both the indoor and outdoor NCAA Division I high jump titles for the third consecutive season. She is the most successful female high jumper in collegiate history. She also set the outdoor collegiate record and the all-time dual meet record in the event, all while going unbeaten against collegians in 10 event finals between the indoor and outdoor seasons. She cleared winning heights of 6-3¼ (1.91m) in seven of those finals, and five times took attempts at breaking the collegiate record — succeeding at the Pac-12 Championships with a clearance of 6-6¼ (1.99m).
Barrett was named the 2013 Pac-12 Women's Field Athlete of the Year for the first time in her career. She was also named the USTFCCCA National Women's Field Athlete of the Year this season, the first time she received that honor as well. She also was named the 2013 Women's West Region Field Athlete of the Year.
As a professional, Barrett won the 2013 USA Championship in the women's high jump with a personal-best clearance of 6-8.25 (2.04m). It was the best competition of her career by the height she cleared and with the amount of misses she had (only one, she ended with a clearance). Barrett's mark remained No. 1 in the world until the conclusion of the 2013 outdoor season. Her clearance of 6-8.25 was only 1/2 inch away from the American record set by Chaunte Lowe in Des Moines in 2010. That record is 6-8.75 (2.05m). Barrett's clearance is the second best in U.S. history.
At the 2013 IAAF World Championships, Barrett won the silver medal with a clearance of 6-6.75 (2.00m). That clearance is the highest a female high jumper from the U.S. has ever cleared at the World Championships. Over the course of the summer, Barrett competed in many Diamond League meets in Europe. She began at the Paris Diamond League Meeting on July 6 where she cleared 6-6 (1.98m) and took second place. On July 19, Barrett competed at the Monaco Diamond League Meeting and won with a jump of 6-7 (2.01m). After the IAAF World Championships, she jumped at the Stockholm Diamond League Meeting as well.
Barrett is also a finalist for The Bowerman, the highest honor given to the most outstanding male and female student-athletes in collegiate track & field. The winner of that award will be announced on December 18.
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This new gum by Trident stood out to me right away because of the snazzy silver box. A pretty illustration has an orange (or is that a tangerine) and a wild strawberry on the front. This gum also has Vitamin C in it, which is a new trend I'm noticing now as I see gums in stores.
The box opens on one side to show the tray of chicklet-styled gum in their "pop-out" tray. I like how this box keeps the tray inside from sliding around too much, but at the same time is could be considered cumbersome to carry if you don't have a purse with you. You get nine pieces in total.
The flavor starts off tasting more like melon than strawberry or orange to me. As I chew the flavor changes to taste more like orange juice. Then, you get the sweet, perfumy flavor of strawberries accenting the background the longer you chew. It's a really nice combination and the flavor gets more mellow and blended the longer you chew. There is a "fresh" sensation with this gum. It feels cool in your mouth, yet it doesn't taste like mint.
The flavor of this gum is really nice. I'll have to try the two other varieties they have sometime. A nice option if you're looking to have gum and more Vitamin C in your diet.
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UNCTAD examines African economic development from global context, builds consensus at the international level on the challenges facing the African countries, and assists in the mobilization of international support measures to promote economic development in Africa.
Despite impressive growth, African countries continue to grapple with the challenges of poverty, unemployment, inequality, commodity dependence and environmental degradation.
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This is a type of threat that has a long history in electoral politics, and can take many forms.1 The basic approach is that a perpetrator attacks precinct voting, regardless of voting system, on election day in an effort to disrupt the process sufficiently to produce an effective "denial of service" attack. The perpetrator, based on an analysis of past elections returns, would target selected precincts that are highly likely to cast votes in a certain direction. For example, if the perpetrator wished to sway the election for party X, he or she would target precincts that have very heavy concentrations of party Y supporters. In a close election, especially in lower-level races, such an attack could either sway the outcome of an election to party X or could throw considerable doubt and distrust into the announced election outcome.
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While non-cancerous lung tumors occur equally in men and women, lung cancer is more prevalent in females. Smoking is the largest risk factor for lung cancer. Studies show that women are more sensitive to nicotine's carcinogenic traits. Yet, smokers are not the only ones who develop lung cancer. It's rising among non-smokers, most of whom are women. Exposure to chemicals such as radon also may increase lung cancer risks.
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I love Sugar Babies. They're a candy I love that I don't get to have very often. I think it's because I don't see them around much? Either that or I just don't notice them.
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I love Sugar Babies. They're a candy I love that I don't get to have very often. I think it's because I don't see them around much? Either that or I just don't notice them.
Gum is already somewhat of a neglected candy for me, as it's something I don't buy often but I do try to review for the blog when I see something interesting. 5 Gum us a brand that I don't pay very much attention to. I believe it's a gum that market to men, with its intense black background and names like "React Squared". So as a female you can imagine that I a drawn toward the more colorful "Fruity Unicorn Sparkle" flavors than these intense looking gums in black packaged with names that refer to energy outputs. But that it exactly why I decided that I needed to give 5 Gum a few tries.
The gum is wrapped in black foil, which is very striking looking. They almost disappear into the packaging. The gum smells like a mix of jam and cherry pie. It's very juicy and fruity smelling.
I was taken aback to see that the stick of gum is dark grey in color. I don't think I've ever seen gum colored like that before. The texture is incredibly soft as you begin to chew. The flavor is very fruity, and bring up the flavors of dark cherries. I also get notes of cola and some metallic notes. The flavor comes across as very flavorful and juicy. The flavor quickly starts to fade as you get into chewing for about a minute. As the taste mellows, it reminds me of red licorice: fruity and "red". It's a nice flavor, it's just a shame it doesn't last longer.
It seems this gum suffers from the "gum paradox" that I've heard other bloggers refer to. The tastier the gum is, the shorter the time the flavor lasts. So even though I am not the biggest fan of cherry gum, it was still more tasty than some gums I've had. Alas, the flavor is almost completely gone in the first minute that you chew it. I can see this working for you if you only wanted a quick flavor pick me up. Personally I like something with a little more stamina. I like my flavor to last longer. That's not to say that this gum is bad, it just was really tasty and would have liked to experience this gum longer, that's all.
Rating: Might Eat Again
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This is the second of the two Unreal candies I bought to review for the blog. I really loved the Candy Coated Chocolates that I reviewed last time, so imagine my anticipation when I prepared for their Peanut Butter Cups. I was very much looking forward to it!
The wrapper for these Peanut Butter Cups follows the same logic as the Candy Coated Chocolates did. A black background with the "Unreal" logo on the front in a bright color. There's pretty photos of the Peanut Butter Cups included, which makes the candy even more enticing. It's a really nice, simple design.
I feel it is always hard to review peanut butter cups, since everyone wants to know what they're like compared to a Reese's. Since, you know, Reese's is the king of peanut butter cups right now.
I excitedly open the wrapper to finally give them as taste. They are packaged similar to most other peanut butter cups. They sit in a protective hard paper tray to keep them from sliding around too much. The cups smell of peanut butter, sweet and roasted. You can also get notes of chocolate mixed in with the strong, nutty aroma. It's extremely enticing.
The flavor is excellent. The peanut butter is smooth and creamy, and has an excellent roasted, nutty, salty flavor. The chocolate is smooth with a nice milky sweetness to it. The combination of the chocolate and the peanut butter is a beautiful combination, and these peanut butter cups are no exception. So, question of the article: how do they compare to Reese's Peanut Butter Cups? Well, it's a complicated answer. The chocolate in Unreal's peanut butter cup is much taster I think. The peanut butter in Unreal's cup is not as salty or crispy like a Reese's. So really, it depends on your tastes.
I am a big fan of that Unreal is doing with their candy. They have a bunch of other candies to try besides their peanut butter cups and their candy coated chocolate. I am going to make sure I get to the others soon! In the meantime, I really recommend that you check them out, as so bar both candies I've had have been stellar. If you're a peanut butter fan at all, you should be giving these a try.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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I think of sour candies as a summer thing. Visions of camp, hikes in the forest and going swimming are all synonymous of sour candy to me. Do you agree?
I first heard about the Unreal line of candies from one of my good friends. She mentioned that she had seen these new candies in her most recent trip to Walgreens and was wondering if I had tried them. I hadn't at the time, and lo and behold on my next trip to CVS I saw them. The Unreal packaging is very attractive, the background is black with "Unreal" written on the front in a very strange font that covers move of the front. The lettering is in bright colors and is very eye catching against the dark background. They offer a bunch of different candies, but I decided I wanted to start out with the Candy Coated Chocolate.
Unreal has the tagline of "Candy Unjunked". They don't use corn syrup, hydrogenated oils, artificial flavors or colors, no GMO ingredients and preservatives. I have to say, I'm super excited to try a chocolate candy that has such honest ingredients! What they're doing is really honorable, and I'm super excited to try a candy that uses more quality ingredients.
I open the bag to find that the first thing I notice about these candies is that the colors are not what what we're used to. They're more natural colors, ones that look like they are found in nature. The colors are muted and more muddy. Burgundy, Olive green, yellow core, and brown are some of the colors I notice as I taste them. The only thing that confuses me a little is that the image of the candies on the wrapper makes them look much more vibrant.
The candies taste of really nice chocolate. I'd love to do a side by side with these sometime with M&Ms. The flavor is much more chocolatey and rich. I get nice flavors of cocoa, coffee, cream and woods. They're much more satisfying than I ever found plain M&Ms to be. The chocolate flavor here and much more complex and sweet, which makes it more satisfying. The candy shell is crunchy and the chocolate is very smooth, a lovely combination.
I really liked these, and when I shared them with some of my coworkers they really liked them too. One of them mentioned that she liked how they weren't as sweet as M&Ms are, and you get more chocolate flavor out of them. I totally agree with her comment. I think now I will gladly eat these over plain M&Ms if I have the option (but the peanut butter M&Ms still stand as my favorite). I've since bought more of these Candy Coated Chocolates, as I've found they're a great compliment to my morning coffee. If you happen to come across them, I highly recommend you give them a try!
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Well it's all out in the open now folks. These guys aren't even trying to hide their true intentions anymore. The power structure is so concerned that the internet is allowing people access to alternative news the calls for censorship are getting louder. From CNET:
The United Nations is calling for more surveillance of Internet users, saying it would help to investigate and prosecute terrorists.
A 148-page report (PDF) released today titled "The Use of the Internet for Terrorist Purposes" warns that terrorists are using social networks and other sharing sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Dropbox, to spread "propaganda."
"Potential terrorists use advanced communications technology often involving the Internet to reach a worldwide audience with relative anonymity and at a low cost," said Yury Fedotov, executive director of the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
Read that again folks. As I have said for years, the "war on terror" is a sham. It is a war with no end and the word "terrorist" is purposely ambiguous so that they can call anyone a "terrorist" if they don't go along with the fascist plans being implemented.
Furthermore, how does the UN define "propaganda?" While I call out the government for its use of propaganda I don't advocate making their speech illegal. This is the UN clearly demonizing free speech and it is quite clear that their definition of "propaganda" is anything that isn't in line with the banker-political oligarchy's version of reality.
Battle lines are being drawn. Be very vigilant in the months ahead as I suspect a Cyber False Flag attack could be used to push through anti-free speech internet censorship.
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For a little while now, we've been teasing you with the bar-setting music of miss Hindi Zahra. Her U.S. release for Handmade is now only days away and we are amped. To hold you over, we are pleased to premiere the video for the gorgeous unplugged version of "The Man I Love." The melodic folk track dances between East and West with overwhelming warmth, crafted with delicate care and truly handmade.
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For more than a century, city folks have escaped the heat of summer by heading to the mountains. Early adventurers would take the train to Hood River and then travel by stagecoach to Cloud Cap Inn. Built in 1889, the Cloud Cap Inn, located on the North slope of Mt Hood, is the country's oldest high alpine ski cabin.
With the completion of Timberline Lodge in 1937, summer travelers could now enjoy longer stays in the cool of the mountain; folks would sometimes stay for several months during the heat of the summer.
For a modern day traveler, the journey is much easier, and still a great way to cool off during the hot summer months. To avoid the crowds, plan a midweek mountain adventure that traces the path of those intrepid adventurers.
Head into Hood River on a Tuesday night for live music and dinner at Springhouse Cellar's Ruins Tuesday. Regional musicians and local food from Solstice Wood Fired Pizza or Four and Twenty Blackbirds food carts makes for a lively start to your escape.
After a good nights sleep and a fresh-from-the-farm breakfast, it's time to head up the mountain. Wind through the valley on the Fruit Loop, stopping to pick up some fresh fruit from one of the local stands. If you want to stop for a hike on your way up Hwy 35, try Tamanawas Falls Trail, starting at Sherwood Forest Campground. This easy hike is 3.8 mi round trip, about an 1.5 hours, through lush forest along a crystal clear stream, ending at a spectacular waterfall complete with cooling mist and a plunge pool to soak your feet.
Continue up Hwy 35 to Hwy 26 and follow signs to Timberline Lodge. At
6000 ft elevation, the Lodge offers spectacular views and a chance to play in the snow year round. Enjoy the gourmet lunch buffet in the Cascade Dining Room from 11:30 to 2pm daily. After lunch, ride the "Magic Mile" chairlift up to 7000 ft elevation and play in the snow! Hike or ride back down to the lodge. There are miles of beautiful trails around the lodge to explore, as well as several gift and gear shops to check out. If you want to learn more about the travelers that came before you, watch a video on the history of the lodge or take a free tour from a Forest Service Ranger.
After a full day of exploration, meander down the mountain, perhaps stopping at The Crooked Tree Tavern at Cooper Spur Lodge on the way home. A century ago, after a successful summit of Mt Hood, adventurers would gather to commemorate and celebrate their grand accomplishments with food and drink. The historic North Face Inn, now part of Cooper Spur Resort, was the location of many such gatherings, which are now showcased in pictures and memorabilia on the walls of the Tavern.
On Thursday, rest up from your historic mountain summit with a relaxing day strolling through the shops in downtown Hood River, or head to the Waterfront Park to watch the wind sports enthusiasts play. In the evening, head up to the Hood River Middle School for the Gorge Grown Farmer's Market with live music, food carts, and cooking classes from 4-7pm. Grab a blanket and some chairs, perhaps a bottle of wine, and head across the street from the Market to Jackson Park for an outdoor concert. The Hood River Lions Club hosts Families in the Park concert series every Thursday in August from 7-9pm. Its a great way to cut loose, or just relax before heading back to the city in the morning, just in time for a leisurely weekend at home!


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Metabo's history stretches over more than three quarters of a century. It is mainly the history of a search for the most robust products with the longest service life.
In 1924, at the eve of the economic depression of those times, Albrecht Schnizler, a baker's son, and his business partner Julius Closs co-founded Schnizler GmbH. They wanted to manufacture tools that would meet the higher demands of an increasingly engineered world better than most of the tools that existed at that time. Walter Rauch, a great salesman, entered the business in 1927. Today, the descendants of the three founders are still Metabo Group shareholders.
In 1923, the hand drill No. 18 was the first product this new company sold. More than 50,000 of these very successful drills were sold.
At this time, an increasing number of work pieces was made of metal. Because of this, more robust tools were required for working them. British industrial workers, who performed extensive steel works, placed particularly high demands on their tools.
Because Metabo's machines were able to meet these high standards, their export volume (mainly to Great Britain) generated 80% of the company's total revenues before 1930.
1957 The world's first impact drill series is manufactured.
1997 Metabo's paint miller is introduced on the market.
2002 Metabo PowerGrip is the first tool in a new class of Metabo cordless drills.
2009 Metabo develops the PowerCutter – an all-round tool for the garden.
In 1969, the new office building at the Steinachwiesen is ready for us to move in. This completes the relocation of the company to the current site, which was begun in 1953.
In 1999, Metabo Group acquired the Meppen company Elektra Beckum. The product ranges of these two brands complement each other perfectly.
Most of Elektra Beckum's plants are in Germany.
At the Meppen site, more than 200 employees are manufacturing wood working machines, compressors, welding equipment and devices for garden and domestic use.
In 2006, Elektra Beckum, already an important member of Metabo Group, was fully integrated into Metabo.
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RIDLEY Studios will open its doors for the first time to full-time sixth-form musical theatre and acting students in September.
Teaching at the studios is currently just evenings at weekends, but having been granted accreditation this can now be extended to full-time education.
Founded in 1955, Ridley Studios is a fully accredited centre with Edexcel, which is an internationally recognised examining body.
From September, it will be able to offer full-time education for Btec extended national diplomas in either musical theatre or acting.
Joe Elliott, principal of the school, has made some radical changes since taking over in 2010.
Having been granted accreditation last year, the school moved from Leigh Road, Leigh, to Hamlet Court Road, Westcliff, this year to allow enough space for full-time students. Joe says: "We are excited to be able to offer students the opportunity to learn here full-time.
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Joe believes it is the perfect stop-gap for youngster wanting to break into the industry.
He says: "The learning environment is vibrant and intense. We want to give the students the best preparation they can get for auditioning for drama school.
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Senior Lacey Haughian was recently named 1st Team All Dakota Athletic Conference. She played for the Yellow Jackets all four years being a strong presence in the paint. In her senior season Lacey averaged 15 points and seven rebounds a game including three monster games in the National Tournament. Senior Snjezana Dojcinovic was named 2nd Team All DAC. Snjezana averaged 13 points and six rebounds a game for the Lady Yellow Jackets this season. She also was a big part of the run in the National Tournament by posting big numbers. Sophomore Brittanny Furhman was named 3rd team All DAC averaging 10 points a game shooting 45% from three. Congratulations to Lacey, Snjezana, and Brittanny for their honors and to the whole team for a great season.
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Virtual World Watch (VWW) was a project that ran from 2007 to 2012. The main purpose of VWW was to find academics in the UK who were using virtual worlds, and to find out how and why their use of such technology worked (or didn't).
To 2011, VWW was funded – either as a compiler of stand-alone reports, or as a more holistic information service – by the Eduserv Foundation. Since 2011, the service was largely unfunded and produced a few more stand-alone reports, making 13 in total. VWW also presented at several academic events; the slide decks from some are on Slideshare.
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Yosemite National Park > Cathedral Peak > Climber's Log
Cathedral Peak Climber's Log
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|Great Day!
|Early start so we were the first on the route. No real issues - straight. The chimney is the best part. You can do it by staying outside the chimney - a lot easier. Will take my son to do it this season.
|Posted Mar 7, 2007 4:36 pm
|My first climb!
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2006
|The perfect day... nice approach, tractable climbing for a beginner, gorgeous summit. Great first impression to climbing!
|Posted Feb 1, 2007 5:29 pm
|Mountaineers Route
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 1989
|This is a fine High Sierra route. The last 20ft. is the crux, but the Jams are solid.
|Posted Jan 21, 2007 7:52 pm
|Bill Kish
|Mountaineer's Route
Date Climbed: Oct 20, 2006
|After a dusting of snow Tuolumne was empty but open. The trailhead was devoid of cars when I arrived and unlike my previous trip up Cathedral a few weeks earlier I had this normally crowded mountain to myself! Patches of snow on the slabs added a bit to the routefinding. The summit solitude, sublime.
|Posted Jan 20, 2007 9:20 pm
|SE Buttress
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2006
|Summited with wife and cousin. Great climb despite the crowd. Had the summit to ourselves as one of the last parties of the day. Descended mountaineers route into a pleasant Sierra summer storm.
|Posted Oct 2, 2006 11:34 pm
|Mountaineers Route
Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2006
|Climbed via the Mountaineers rte with Andre on a beautiful Fall day.
|Posted Sep 25, 2006 10:18 pm
|Mountaineers Route
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2006
|Windy but spectacular -- only person on the mountain on a Sunday. Quick r/t from the trail head -- only 3.5 hours but lots of fun.
|Posted Sep 18, 2006 3:29 am
|Route Climbed: West Face
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2006
|Fun, fun climb and the views were outstanding. Too bad there's no summit register, but it would probably fill up too fast anyway due to the popularity of the peak.
|Posted Sep 11, 2006 6:14 am
|SE Buttress
|We had to deal with a large volume of wind which made this climb seem more like work than fun.
|Posted Sep 5, 2006 8:20 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2006
|Quick one up the 4th class route and then to Eichorn.
|Posted Sep 5, 2006 4:11 pm
|SE Buttress
Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2006
|Is good! And has great views.
|Posted Aug 30, 2006 3:34 am
|Mountaineers Route
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2006
|A fun climb after doing some of the Echos. Very impressive looking peak from the South.
|Posted Aug 20, 2006 4:34 pm
|se buttress
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2006
|awesome day on the white granite in the toulumne meadows in yosemite park of the sierras. wow, what a line-up. beautiful day, early start to avoid the crowd? we started at 8am. two groups of two ahead of us and only one more pair climbed the se buttress all day. saturday! lucky I guess. great crack variation on left near summit.
|Posted Aug 18, 2006 6:41 pm
|SE Buttress
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2006
|I have been to the base before, but we bailed because we did not wish to become involved with the Multi-pitch, multi-epics going on above. Thursday Aug 10 was a lot better, we left camp around 1 pm, and did the short hike to the base and found ONLY about 4 parties on the climb. Ryan decided to start on the right side so we could avoid the slow parties who were clogging up the starting cracks. (One team had enuf gear to do the Zodiac!) Two long pitches up 5.7 knobs put us at the chimney. I was pretty happy as I looked down and saw the other two parties still engaged with the cracks. We had made the right decision. After the chimney pitch, two soloists came up behind us and all route finding decisions were over and I chased em up the last pitch via some fine knob climbing. The view was fantastic! While sitting on the top, I could imagine the grand adventure Chuck Wilts had on the FA 66 years before! We made it back to the car around sunset, it had been another good day of climbing.
|Posted Aug 12, 2006 10:33 pm
|Mountaineer's Route
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2006
|Superb half day climb. Thought the summit block was easy 4th class.
|Posted Aug 12, 2006 7:49 am
|Cathedral Peak, SE Buttress
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2006
|This trip was no exception as far as my climbing trips go, fly in, drive all night long and catch a short sleep, hit the trail and go climbing all day. After a long search for the site where the Tschanz family was camping, I finally threw my sleeping bag on the dirt for 3 hours of sleep. The approach in the morning was very pleasent, nice and brushless, gentle trail and then there was the view of an awesome looking peak. At the base we met Rob and Calvin and wished them fun as they started to climb. Soon after I teamed up with Mark and Jim climbed with Betty. We picked a free line and cruised up 2 pitches but then we ran into the bottleneck at the chimney pitch. There were ropes and so many climbers on every possible route, welcome to CA I guess... The weather held up even though dark clouds were gathering. Such a cool peak and fun climb, just wish it wasn't so crowded. Next day hiked up Mt Hoffman and then drove to Lembert Dome and climbed Northwest Books route. Tuolumne is a cragging area on steroids, must come back for Fairview Dome among others!
|Posted Aug 9, 2006 6:56 am
|Southesast Buttress
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2006
|Third time up SEB. This time with David Victor - flew in from Palo Alto in the morning, were on the summit at 12:30pm, back at the car at 3pm, and at Whoa Nellie Deli at 3:30... Led all but the first pitch. Stormy day (we got hailed and rained on on the hike out), some parties bailed and others started up as the storm was coming in - don't know what they were thinking.
|Posted Aug 1, 2006 5:37 pm
|1st multi pitch
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2006
|SE route. Second day ever outside on rock w/ pro. Lots of gym time, but this was my second day ever outside on real rock. What a rush. Since there was alot of traffic, we ran our route all over the place. Jam at the chimmey so we moved left and climbed a crack there. There was three of us and we did it in 4.5 pitches; 5.7 being the most difficult. Of course, our lead has about 20 years experience, so he lead the climb free solo with only approach shoes one. We passed several other parties and he belayed me and my other friend at the same time. A life changing experience. We've already started planning the next trip.
|Posted Jul 31, 2006 2:34 am
|SE buttress
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2006
|nice rock climb, many possible variations
|Posted Jul 19, 2006 7:19 pm
|SE Buttress
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2006
|Took someone on their first outdoor climb, a very enjoyable peak! Did the classic/original line including the chimney where I got stuck for a few minutes with my camelbak (and provided laughs).
|Posted Jul 19, 2006 3:55 am


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