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Things to see and do - Cilaos
Leaving for Réunion
Cilaos :
Unmissable tourist sites
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Hotel Le Cilaos from59 €Book
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Cilaos Travel guide
Cilaos : Michelin's recommendations
Cilaos owes its prosperity to the thermal baths situated in the main street, not far from the shops and Notre-Dame-des-Neiges church. The town's traditional craft of embroidery and the more recent wine industry also contribute to the region's economy, with two sites dedicated to these activities in the town. It's also worth making time to visit the eco-museum dedicated to the escaped slaves and impoverished "Petits Blancs" who first populated the cirque.
Tourist attractions Cilaos : Things to see and do
Piton des Neiges Peak
F - 97413 Cilaos
The Piton des Neiges, the highest peak on Réunion, rises to 3 070m on the edge of the Cilaos, Salazie and Mafate cirques. A now dormant volcano, it was at the origin of the island's creation. A challenging trek to the summit is rewarded with wonderfu..
Cirque de Cilaos
F - 97413 Cilaos
With its sharp relief, vertiginous ramparts and subtle light, Cilaos was made to inspire painters and poets. Its courteous and hospitable inhabitants, ancestral specialities - lentils, wine and embroidery - and salutary hot springs contribute to the ..
Taïbit Pass
F - 97413 Cilaos
To enjoy an extraordinary view of Cilaos, the three rocky peaks of the Trois Salazes and Mafate you'll need to climb 800m to the Taïbit Pass (col). Heading off from the D 242, between Cilaos and Îlet-à-Cordes, you'll mainly pass through shaded forest..
Hotels Cilaos
Le Vieux Cep
44 Rue Saint Louis F - 97413 Cilaos
Set in a garden with a heated swimming pool, this hotel is located in mountainous Cilaos. The hotel offers a hot tub, a sauna and spacious rooms with a flat-screen TV. Including a balcony with views of the mountains, each room at Le Vieux Cep also o..
Hotel Le Cilaos
40E chemin des Trois Mares F - 97413 Cilaos
Surrounded by forested mountains in the village of Cilaos, Hotel les Chenets is 45 km from St Pierre Reunion Airport. It features an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and hammam. All rooms at Les Chenets have mountain views, satellite TV and their own ..
Hotel Des Neiges
1 rue de la Mare à Joncs F - 97413 Cilaos
Located at the heart of the village surrounded by mountains, Hotel Des Neiges offers 2 outdoor pools with free parasols and sun loungers. You can enjoy a range of activities like table football and ping-pong. Rooms here will provide you with a flat-..


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Welcome to WIP Wednesday, where I attempt to tame the chaos by making a happy little list. Won't you join me?
Ongoing projects:
My DQS quilt top is almost done, but wouldn't you know it, I ran out of the solid I was using for the background. I used one of the fat quarters I got from Gen X Quilters' Kona swap—thank you to whoever sent Kona Banana!—but of course, a FQ wasn't enough. And naturally, there's not a single store in the greater Milwaukee area that deigns to carry Kona Banana (and I know, because I called them all). So I'm patiently waiting for more arrive on my doorstep, but until then I'm at a standstill. I considered taking a picture of everything I have done so far, but I think I'd rather wait and unveil it when it's completely finished. So you get this little sneak peek instead. Sorry. : )
Project Selvage
I got a fun new toy to help with this one—a Wacom Intuos4 pressure-sensitive drawing tablet. I draw, and it magically appears on my computer screen. I've wanted one of these for ages, and my Project Selvage entry seemed like a good excuse to finally go for it. Now I just need some time to sit down and use it!
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley
Completed quilts awaiting binding:
Modern Meadow
On hold ... still:
Central Park jelly roll quilt
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 1
Completed projects - 1 (Stash organization is complete! Yay!!!)
Currently in progress - 11 (same as last week)
Okay, let's see what you've all got! Link up your WIPs—as always, don't forget to link back here, and go check out all the other links. Happy sewing!

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Feeling like your yoga class has turned into more of a fashion show than a spiritual practice? Maybe it's time to strip the clothes away and start posing in the nude.
Naked yoga is a niche fitness trend attracting growing interest in the exercise community, but Jennifer Kries's new Yoga Undressed DVD series allows you to practice in the buff in the privacy of your own home. With shades drawn. And doors locked.
But before you judge it, Kries, a well-known fitness pro who produced, directed and narrated the series (which includes beginner, intermediate, advanced and duet DVDs), tells us you should know it's really not about sex.
"I was a serious yogi, I had a real practice, I was a talented ballet dancer, and before I did naked yoga, I really competed when I was in a yoga class with other people," Kries says. "[In traditional classes] people are wearing the latest Lulus and their Athleta—it was about what you looked like. Even though people don't want to acknowledge it, yoga has grown so far from its spiritual components because there's such an emphasis on the aesthetics. And when you're naked, that all goes away and you really return to why yoga evolved."
We recently spoke with Kries about how naked yoga differs from more traditional yoga, how it helped her accept and love her body and why the naked yoga shown on a recent Kourtney & Kim Take New York episode was "a travesty." An edited version of the interview follows.
MORE: What makes naked yoga different from regular yoga—besides the obvious no-clothing part?
Jennifer Kries: It's a fusion of Kundalini and Hatha yoga. Kundalini yoga is not a very popular yoga, in that it's not taught often, because, I think, teachers find it challenging to teach. But the technique is incredibly powerful and people really enjoy it once they try it. Essentially, it helps to unleash the life-force, which is your primal energy in your body . . . It brings a kind of balance and a kind of radiance to the body that most people are not accustomed to experiencing. And then you take that Kundalini and you segue to the really flowing, graceful Hatha practice, which is more widely known—that's what you know as Vinyasa. It's the combination of the two that's really potent. There's no other practice that I've seen that's been done this way.
MORE: So how does practicing in the nude come into play?
JK: The fact that it's done nude is really incredibly liberating. I am very conservative as a person, and I'm not talking about the conservative right, I'm talking about as a person. I'm very respectful and, if anything, shy in a certain way. But I am an artist and I am a performer, so I really created this series in an autobiographical spirit. Because I was a professional dancer for most of my life and I was a really serious athlete, and I used to treat my body like it was a machine . . . I never felt appreciative of myself and I certainly never took good care of myself, in that I just didn't love myself. I really wasn't very nice to my body.
The thing is, that all of us, when we were children, before we were introduced to the idea of being ashamed of our bodies, were actually very free and very joyful. When I was a kid in rural Pennsylvania, we had a pond on our property and myself and some of the neighborhood kids used to go swimming in the summer without bathing suits on, and it was incredibly wonderful. It was really innocent and pure, and I think there's no better feeling. I think as we get older we learn to feel flaws, we learn to sight our flaws and feel really bad about them . . . As a rule, people feel a sense of shame or discomfort with the body. We were all born naked. Sculptors throughout history did not sculpt the human body with clothing on, they sculpted nude bodies because they're so exquisitely beautiful.
MORE: What was your first naked yoga experience like?
JK: When I took my first naked yoga class a little over eight years ago, I really didn't want to and I didn't think that it was for me. I felt really reticent. The only reason I went was because I loved this friend of mine who urged me to go. I was a dancer—I had a certain comfort level [with my body]—but I wasn't the girl who paraded around the locker room without a towel on; I always covered myself. But moments after I started this class I completely forgot that I was naked. It was all women, and all of the people in the class were so grounded and so down to earth and so kind, and everyone was just in her own space . . . Being naked, you realize that we're all one, that we have the same bodies and we have the same issues with ourselves, and there was something so incredibly freeing about it. I could see my body moving, I could see my muscles, I could see the parts of my body that I wasn't so in love with, and something miraculous happened to me. I had a real release—I started crying in the class. In that moment, suddenly I felt more connected to myself in my yoga practice than I ever had before.
MORE: Is it hard for people to get over the whole naked aspect?
JK: I did a radio interview this morning with a morning show with a guy and a woman and the guy was like, "Oh, it's naked!" and being immature—not being wildly disrespectful, but missing the point. I told him one of my goals in doing this series was to desensationalize nudity and really inspire women and men to cultivate a kind of reverence and respect for nakedness and for sexuality, which I think is really lacking in the world . . . When you do naked yoga, you start to love yourself more, . . . you feel better about yourself, you have greater compassion, greater patience, and then you're sweeter, you're nicer, you're kinder to other people.
MORE: Many of us equate naked with sex. Is this about sex?
JK: It is not about sex, it is about harmonious sexuality. But it really is about helping people return to that innocent, joyful, free connection to yourself that actually allows you to find your connection to spirit.
MORE: You seem to have been really conscious about being respectful and using certain angles when filming.
JK: It was carefully thought out, because this is not porn. If it were, then it wouldn't be me doing it and we wouldn't have considered the angles. I cared greatly about the yoginis that we cast . . . When people see the series, they don't go, "Oh my God, they're naked." They go, "How exquisite, how beautiful." And that's what we intended. We cast two women who are so seasoned and dedicated in their craft, that their bodies just speak volumes . . . I really wanted it to be a source of inspiration.
MORE: A recent episode of Kourtney & Kim Take New York showed the Kardashians and their pals taking a naked yoga class—but only the male instructor was nude and the girls, some in lingerie, some in sweats, mostly just giggled. Is that a common response when people try this out?
JK: To be honest, the Kardashian thing was a travesty. That's not at all what this is or what serious naked yoga practitioners really do. They take it seriously, and it is not about the nudity, it's really about joining body, mind and spirit together. My wish would be that whether you do naked yoga or not, you find a place where you're totally at ease with yourself and you actually celebrate yourself sexually and as a person. When we have sexual balance and we have spiritual balance, we are balanced and we're happier . . . It's not about Lululemon—and God bless Lulu—it's really about a spiritual practice . . . I created this series to incite a compassion revolution. I really feel the people who have seen the series think it's beautiful. Anyone who goes, "Oh my God, it's naked!" or "It's porn" doesn't say it after she sees the footage, because it's so compelling. The narration is so serious and poetic and it's really about becoming closer to your spiritual essence, to your true self that doesn't need clothing, that doesn't need window dressing.
MORE: Are you a "naked" person?
JK: I'm not a nudist. I don't believe in living your life naked. I believe in having a sacred, private or group experience for the purpose of liberation and freeing yourself from the giggles. When someone giggles in a situation like that, it's a wise discomfort. It means someone is not at peace with themselves.
MORE: I must admit, I don't even like to work out in shorts. How do you encourage women who are shy to shed their clothes to give this a try?
JK: I would not advocate going to a class first, at all. There's nothing wrong with it—I mean, that's where I had my epiphany, that's why this came about. But as much as I'm a public person, I'm also very private, and I really believe that there's immense self-discovery that goes on in the privacy and the safety of your own home. That's why I created the series. I don't teach naked yoga classes, and I don't intend to, but I think it would be a beautiful thing if this series spawned the opening of a high-level naked yoga studio. Many of the naked yoga studios are for men only. I want women to experience this. And I also would love for there to be an all-female class, I think that's pretty necessary. There are co-ed classes, too, but I'll tell you right now, that if I had to do this all over again, I would definitely want to start by myself and then ease into a class. The reward of what you discover is not anything you can imagine. It's amazing. You feel like a child again.
Click here to find out more about Yoga Undressed and to order the DVDs.
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ZF-4478: testUseManualFormat(Zend_Validate_DateTest)
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I can not verify this one... seems to brake on line 139 or 140:
$this->assertTrue($this->_validator->setFormat('MMM yyyy')->isValid('Jan 2010'));
but works by me on 2 environments.
Can you please verify at which line the test brakes ? Thanks Alex
The problem is on line 140
It occures if whole tests suite runs and doesn't appear if only Zend_Validate tests are passed. So it may be side effect of some other tests.
Problem doesn't occure if Zend_Translate tests are turned off (as well as for [ZF-4476], [ZF-4477], [ZF-4479], [ZF-4481])
Probably fixed with r11751
Yes, fixed.
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.


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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 6 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dawn Whats that guy talking about? I bought 2 of these for the giraffe paper lanterns and they're great! Don't know what the other guy is talking about, mine have the rounded cord and a nice toggle switch at the end, very nice. They'd be even nicer if they were a few bucks cheaper[...] September 26, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5 by Joanne Great Buy This is a very well made product. I would use it on my covered patio or porch. Use with round paper lanterns. A good buy September 23, 2008
Rated 4 out of 5 by CatP Does NOT include shade in spite of description. Don't know if there is a translation problem but the shade is NOT included and must be ordered separately. Otherwise the product is fine. September 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by me lite kit I like the fact that u can use up to a 60 watt buld most only allow 15watt so can use this for reading or writing if it hangs close to your space June 15, 2010
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mrs. Koby Beware of smell My middle school age daugther loves this lamp. She has a white circular paper shade for it. Unfortunately, we "temporarily" used a 100 watt bulb instead of the 60 watt and forgot to change it out. My daughter used this lamp for at least a year, but the heat from the bulb eventually took it's tole on the plastic socket which began to smell of rotting fish. Of course we had no idea that the smell was coming from the lamp. We vacumed/shampooed the carpets, took the dog to the vet, checked the crawl space in the attic, had a man out to clean the heating/air conditioning ducts, and cleaned the gutters trying to figure out where the smell came from. Finally, our neighbor and my husband were getting reading to break through my daughter's bedroom wall to inspect for dead animals and the neighbor realized it was the lamp! So, keep it to the 60 watts, and if you smell dead fish, it is the plastic in the socket! I would like the product better if the socket was ceramic; then we would not have had the problem. I would gladly pay more for a ceramic socket, as my daughter absolutely loves the lamp. I had to let her get a new one! September 5, 2010
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Holism (from ὅλος holos, a Greek word meaning all, whole, entire, total) is the idea that natural systems (physical, biological, chemical, social, economic, mental, linguistic, etc.) and their properties, should be viewed as synergetic wholes, not as collections of parts.
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- The entire universe must, on a very accurate level, be regarded as a single indivisible unit in which separate parts appear as idealisations permissible only on a classical level of accuracy of description. This means that the view of the world being analogous to a huge machine, the predominant view from the sixteenth to nineteenth centuries, is now shown to be only approximately correct. The underlying structure of matter, however, is not mechanical. This means that the term "quantum mechanics" is very much a misnomer. It should, perhaps, be called "quantum nonmechanics".
- David Bohm, Quantum Theory (1951)
- The new paradigm may be called a holistic world view, seeing the world as an integrated whole rather than a dissociated collection of parts. It may also be called an ecological view, if the term "ecological" is used in a much broader and deeper sense than usual. Deep ecological awareness recognizes the fundamental interdependence of all phenomena and the fact that, as individuals and societies we are all embedded in (and ultimately dependent on) the cyclical process of nature.
- Fritjof Capra, Gunter A. Pauli (1995) Steering business toward sustainability. p. 3 cited in: Elmer Kennedy-Andrews (2008) Writing Home. p. 13.
- Holism traditionally says that a collection of beings may have a collective property that cannot be inferred from the properties of its members.
- C. West Churchman (1979) The Systems Approach and Its Enemies, p. 212.
- Enterprise architecture is a holistic representation of all the components of the enterprise and the use of graphics and schemes are used to emphasize all parts of the enterprise, and how they are interrelated."
- Gordon Bitter Davis (1999) The Blackwell encyclopedic dictionary of management information systems. p. 72.
- Teachers have three main tasks: first, to train both hemispheres — not only the verbal, symbolic, logical left hemisphere, which has always been trained in the traditional education, but also the relational, holistic right hemisphere, which is largely neglected in today's schools; second, to train students to use the cognitive style suited to the tasks at hand; and third, to train students to be able to bring both styles — both hemispheres — to bear on a problem in an integrated manner.
- Betty Edwards (1979) The New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.
- Much of philosophy concerns man's search for holistic concepts which will help him see a meaningful pattern in the complexity with which his perceptual world confronts him. What is new is the rapidly growing intensity of the quest, and the modern context of the search. Plato's Republic is from a world quite different from that of Boguslaw's. The New Utopians.
- Richard F. Ericson (1969) Organizational cybernetics and human values p. 1.
- People rag on western medicine a lot for its disregard of indirect causalities and holism, for its antisceptic deconstructivism, for its blindness to things like the union of mind and body, and for its proclivity for post-facto treatment.
- Nat Friedman . September 27, 2002 blog entry (2002-09-27). Retrieved on 2006-08-22.
- Parts and wholes evolve in consequence of their relationship, and the relationship itself evolves. These are the properties of things that we call dialectical: that one thing cannot exist without the other, that one acquires its properties from its relation to the other, that the properties of both evolve as a consequence of their interpenetration.
- Richard Levins and Richard Lewontin, The Dialectical Biologist (1985) Introduction, p. 3.
- Waldorf education has been an important model of holistic education for almost a century. It is one of the very few forms of education that acknowledges the soul-life of children and nurtures that life. It is truly an education for the whole child and will continue to be an important model of education as we move into the 21st century.
- Jack Miller, Professor, Coordinator of Holistic and Aesthetic Education in the Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning at the University of Toronto [1]
- Finiteness is a holistic property. The sphere as a whole has a character different from that of a plane. A spherical surface made from rubber, such as a balloon, can be twisted so that its geometry changes. ...but it cannot be distorted in such a way as that it will cover a plane. All surfaces obtained by distortion of the rubber sphere possess the same holistic properties; they are closed and finite.
- Hans Reichenbach (1928, tr. 1957) The Philosophy of Space and Time. § 12.
- In all the previous cases of wholes, we have nowhere been able to argue from the parts of the whole. Compared to its parts, the whole constituted by them is something quite different, something creatively new, as we have seen. Creative evolution synthesises from the parts a new entity not only different from them, but quite transcending them. That is the essence of a whole. It is always transcendent to its parts, and its character cannot be inferred from the characters of its parts.
- Jan Smuts (1926) Holism and Evolution.
- There is a strong current in contemporary culture advocating 'holistic' views as some sort of cure-all... Reductionism implies attention to a lower level while holistic implies attention to higher level. These are intertwined in any satisfactory description: and each entails some loss relative to our cognitive preferences, as well as some gain... there is no whole system without an interconnection of its parts and there is no whole system without an environment.
- Francisco Varela (1977) "On being autonomous: The lessons of natural history for systems theory. In: George Klir (ed.) Applied Systems Research. New York: Plenum Press. p. 77-85 as cited in: D. Rudrauf (2003) "From autopoiesis to neurophenomenology: Francisco Varela's exploration of the biophysics of being". In: Biol Res 36: 27-65.


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GEP Student Wins Fulbright to India
Global Environmental Policy program student Adam Jadhav, SIS/MA '14, has been awarded a research grant from the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board to study social capital among fisher communities in India.
With the research scholarship, Jadhav intends to conduct a large-sample survey of fishing communities in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. He wants to examine sources of social capital and political organization within the fishing community, and argues that a better understanding of fisher social relations, norms, institutions and imaginations will offer potential avenues for more sustainable and equitable fisheries governance.
Jadhav spent the summer of 2012 in southern India, first working for Greenpeace on an ocean conservation mapping project. He later conducted research with the Dakshin Foundation on mechanized fisheries, collective action and community governance in and around Mangalore. Research from both projects - including dozens of hours of interviews with fishers, policy makers, activists and academics and thousands of pages of quantitative data - helped lay the foundation for his Fulbright proposal.
"I'm in Mangalore, hearing all these very standard responses that together add up to the so-called Tragedy of the Commons - everyone is competing against each other, no one has an incentive to fish less, no one can organize, there's no property regime, it's a free-for-all, the community has lost all control, and so on," Jadhav said.
"Yet when it came to organizing resistance against an ill-conceived and arbitrary state regulation on engine sizes, the fishers cooperated quickly and decisively to pull political strings," he said. "There's obviously some social capital and collective interest still at work in the fishery. I honestly am not sure the Tragedy of the Commons exists and I see underestimated potential for collective action."
Jadhav has consistently focused his graduate studies on India as a geography. The Journal of International Service recently published his examination of India's semi-free trade regime and its implications for environmental and social sustainability.
"I've had a lot of opportunities at AU and been influenced by a lot of good people," Jadhav said. "Professors have pointed the way, but also let me run. I wouldn't have won this Fulbright without that simultaneous guidance and free rein."
The Fulbright scholarship funds at least nine months of research. Jadhav expects to start in August of 2013 and hopes to publish policy and academic work based on his research. He also expects that the data generated while on Fulbright will become the basis for a doctoral dissertation.


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The suspect was found later in the day in West Valley City. He was taken into custody and booked into the Summit County Jail on several charges, including aggravated assault with serious bodily injury, assault of a peace officer, resisting arrest, failure to stop at command of law enforcement and giving false information to police.
In other news from Summit County Dispatch Reports, a deputy responded to a past theft of a saddle from a South Summit shed on Sunday, Dec. 2.
Deputies and the Park City Fire District responded to a Jeremy Ranch home on the report of an unresponsive male, after two young children were unable to wake him. When the Fire District arrived, they were able to rouse the man, who was in a "deep" sleep.
Deputies stopped a vehicle for speeding on I-80, and smelled marijuana coming from the vehicle. A search revealed personal amounts of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and an open container. Both driver and passenger were booked into the Summit County Jail.
On Saturday, Dec. 1, a Basin vehicle was broken into during the night and two portable DVD players were taken.
Another Basin vehicle was broken into during the night, with a laptop bag and laptop stolen. Two windows were broken to gain access to the vehicle.
A victim reported his computer was stolen from his Basin residence while he was out of town between Nov. 21 and 24. He said his house was unsecured while he was gone and he had a houseguest.
On Friday, Nov. 30, someone from S.R. 32 called 911 to report a man not breathing and unconscious. CPR was begun prior to law enforcement's arrival and was continued by EMS. Medical personnel pronounced the man deceased on scene.
Deputies responded to a domestic violence call in Kimball Junction. After speaking to both parties, deputies determined the female was the primary aggressor. She was arrested and booked into jail.
Two Basin trucks had the padlocks cut off the back and many items taken from inside the trucks. A similar incident was reported in October from the same business.
While Basin homeowners were out of town, they said their nanny threw a party. When the homeowners returned, they found items missing, including a $5,000 watch.
A Kimball Junction business sustained damage to their building overnight, possibly by a semi truck.
Deputies responded to a domestic violence call in a Basin neighborhood, where a man allegedly assaulted his spouse. He was arrested and charged with three third-degree felonies.
On Thursday, Nov. 29, a deputy stopped a vehicle in the Basin and found a small amount of marijuana and several drug paraphernalia items. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
On Wednesday, Nov. 28, a suspect stole a security camera from outside a South Summit store, but there was no security footage of the theft.
The Swaner Preserve Pump House was tagged sometime during the night.
According to the Sheriff's Department, when deputies attempted to arrest a wanted suspect at a North Summit residence, a woman came to the door and began screaming obscenities. The deputies ordered the woman to stay inside the house, but she continued to try to open the door. After she attempted to exit the house again, she was taken into custody and booked for interfering.
Deputies responded to a Summit Park residence after a tip of possible marijuana use. The renter invited the deputies inside the residence. When questioned, one of the individuals admitted to marijuana use and possession, and turned over a personal amount of marijuana and several drug paraphernalia items. A residence search revealed additional drug paraphernalia items.
A Kimball Junction store reported a theft, with the suspect in custody. The suspect was cited for retail theft and was removed from the property.
On Tuesday, Nov. 27, a deputy responded to a report of a past burglary in the Basin. The complainant stated several items had been taken from his garage and residence over the past year.
A man reported his vehicle was sideswiped while he had dinner and attended a movie in Kimball Junction.
A North Summit store was tagged during the night. There was no video of the incident or the suspects, but the incident was documented in case of further problems with the taggers.
On Monday, Nov. 26, a citizen called to report seeing a man on a Basin trail who appeared to be Derek Brown, from the FBI's Most Wanted list. After a deputy made contact with the potential suspect, it was determined that it was not the same person.
A man reported he suspects his former girlfriend entered his home in North Summit and took $20,000 worth of watches and $2,000 in cash. The burglary allegedly happened almost a month ago, but the man only lives in the home part-time. Fingerprints and information were gathered.
A Basin woman allegedly noticed her wedding ring, valued at $8,000, was missing from her jewelry box. The ring was last seen about two weeks earlier. No other items were noticed missing, and there was nothing to suggest a burglary.
A woman reported that during the night someone broke into her unlocked vehicle in the Basin and took items.
A man was found in his driveway with a compound bow and nocked arrow. Deputies were responding to a burglary claim but they reported that the man appeared to have hallucinated or lied about the burglary. A suspected controlled substance was located in the residence, and the man appeared to be under the influence of drugs. He was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and intoxication.


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Sometimes called Remote Wake-up, Wake on LAN is technology that allows someone to turn on a network computer remotely by sending a special data packet (called a Magic Packet). Even if the computer is turned off, the network adapter is still "listening" on the network, so when the special packet arrives, the network adapter can turn on the computer.
Wake on LAN is mainly used by system administrators to perform computer maintenance tasks remotely. The computer receiving the Magic Packet must have a motherboard, network adapter, adapter driver, and computer basic input/output system (BIOS) that work with Wake on LAN.
In Windows 7. Wake on LAN is enabled by default in desktop computers but disabled in laptops. For more information, go to the Microsoft TechNet article Power Management for Network Devices in Windows 7.


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Unleash your kitty's inner tiger with the unpredictable "prey" emitted from these innovative toys. Battery-operated toys entice cats to bat, paw, pounce, and flip over the random laser dot movement. Set Bolt on the floor, table or other flat surface and play one of two ways. Use the automatic setting, in which the motor generates the laser's movement. Or, shine the laser manually (motor is off) to create your own laser patterns. Bolt runs for 15-minutes and turns off automatically. Measures 2.5" diameter x 8.75" high.
Dart takes the fun a step further, generating 360° patterns. You can program the length of play for 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes before auto shutoff, and you can also select from four different speeds - for a total of 16 playtime combinations. Start slower when your cat first tries the toy, then speed it up for her as she progresses. Shuts off automatically when playtime has elapsed. Multiply the fun with NEW Dart Duo, which features two lasers to provide shared play for multiple cats and dogs. Dart and Dart Duo measure 7" diameter x 8.5" high.
Bolt requires 4 AA batteries and Dart requires 3 AA batteries; batteries not included. A great way to relieve boredom, encourage exercise, and offer mind-stimulating play for cats of all ages.
Downloadable Bolt User Guide PDF and Dart User Guide PDF.
Please click on "More Information" for use instructions.


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Veritas in London
Program Overview
This program is offered in colloboration with Veritas Christian Study Abroad at the Roehampton University in London, England. London, considered by many to be the world's knowledge capital, is a place where you can meet people from every country around the world and still feel at home.
Students are required to take a Religion and Culture course and an International Missions/Service-learning practicum taught by local Veritas staff. The remainder of the courses will be taken at Roehampton University. For a sample list of courses go to courses. Scroll to the bottom to see a partial list of courses taught in English.
The student will fill out two applications:
• George Fox off-campus application form (obtained from the Center for Study Abroad; or downloaded here)
• Veritas Christian Study Abroad application (to be completed online here). An application fee must accompany your application.
* The Veritas Christian Study Abroad application should only be completed after being informed from the Director of Study Abroad that you are accepted for an off-campus study semester.
Students must be full-time undergraduates with junior or senior status, holding a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher to apply. There is NO language requirement.
Because students remain enrolled at George Fox University while participating with Veritas, academic credit is awarded by George Fox. Students will typically take 16 credit hours. Students will be required to attend two pre-departure meetings, complete an online course evaluation, and attend a re-entry meeting upon their return. Students must see the transfer credit specialist in the Registrars office BEFORE they begin their semester off-campus.
Students will live in residence halls with British and other international students located on the Roehampton campus.
The student pays George Fox's standard tuition, room and board, and student fees (an additional fee is required to attend some programs). Participants continue to receive financial aid, including scholarships, since they are officially George Fox students. Round trip airfare is additional.
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Valmont Bike Park Cyclocross Race
Official Groundbreaking with an ACA Cyclocross Race & Fun Cycling Activities!!
Saturday, October 17th
CX Race and Bike Activities: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Groundbreaking: 11:00 am
Valmont City Park Valmont Road and Airport Road, NE corner Boulder, Colorado
The time has come to break ground at the site of our future Valmont Bike Park! Construction officially begins in 2010, but big changes are already happening at VBP - come see for yourself. The Park will be dirty, bumpy, and very far from finished, with a temporary one-time trail built just for the Cyclocross Race... but we are excited to see construction changes underway and, hey, it's never too early to start having fun at your new favorite Boulder City Park!
The Groundbreaking is only one part of VBP Fest, a full day of activities and fun, including:
* Valmont Bike Park Ground Breaking Cross races, 8 am to 4 pm
* Kids fun: jumpy castle and mini skills park
* Beer Garden sponsored by Boulder Beer, right on the CX course
* Jump Jam
* Food vendors
* Site tours to check out the bike park site and plans
Race put on by Cross Partners
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
ACA Race flyer (as of 4:00pm 10/13/09) says $25 and no pre-race registration. They're going to have a lot of pissed off people at registration when they show up only to find its nearly twice the price. Kind of lame to change within a couple of days of the race!
As per the link above that
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
As per the link above that says RACE FLYER, Online Reg. closed yesterday at $40 and race day registration will happen. There is no indication of a higher race day price either. Anon - please clarify your comments so people aren't confused (myself included).
Submitted by Hoogerland (not verified) on
Yep, I am confused. There are two flyers out there one says $25 the other $40. Last I heard it was changed to $25 and there IS onsite registration. I am going with this and will bring an extra $15 just in case...if it's $25 then hey, I will spend it in the beer garden.
Submitted by David on
Registration is day of race only. The race is $25 dollars plus a $5 dollar donation to the Valmont Bike Park. The $5 is going to be matched by the Gates Foundation.
Thanks David!
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Thanks David!
Parking for Saturday
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From the ACA forum about parking for this Saturdays cyclocross race at Valmont Bike Park


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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
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Full SubmissionCENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY FORT MYERS, FLORIDA PROPOSED INPUTS FOR COMPILATION DOCUMENT FOR THE UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ?The Rio+20 Opportunity: Higher Education?s Contribution to Sustainable Development? Speaking at the United Nations Academic Impact Forum1 in August 2011, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon noted the relatively new view that governments and the United Nations alone cannot preserve the world?s peace and advance the well-being of its people. He said, ?As the challenges we face grow ever more complex and interconnected, the United Nations has opened its doors to a wide range of new, exciting and sometimes unexpected partners?. The academic community is among those key new partners injecting dynamism into our work and making such partnership the wave of the future.? Ban emphasized sustainable development and climate change as urgent issues on which the academic community could make a difference. He said sustainable development has been his top priority, and called for a focus on the links among hunger, water, and energy. He asked the academic community to bring its ideas to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD, or Rio+20) in 2012. Higher education can use the Rio+20 process, including submissions to the Compilation Document, to reengage its commitment to sustainable development. A significant global intergovernmental conference at this level provides us with the opportunity to raise the key questions related to the conference themes and objectives on campuses. The Compilation Document draft should reference the vital role higher education could play in achieving the conference?s objective of assessing ?the progress to date and the remaining gaps.? Assessment should include the implementation of education commitments from previous United Nations declarations such as the Stockholm Declaration (1972), Belgrade Charter (1975), Tbilisi Declaration (1977), Chapter 36 of Agenda 21 (1992), and Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development (2002). This assessment could extend to other important documents, such as Our Common Future: The Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (Brundtland 1987), The Tailloires Declaration (1992), and the Earth Charter (2000). The academic community can play a vital role in addressing the conference themes of a green economy within the context of sustainable development and the institutional framework for sustainable development. Higher education can use the Rio+20 process as a way to invigorate and refocus the education community on their commitment to a sustainable future. We recommend, therefore, that the Rio+20 Declaration urge governments, the United Nations, and major groups to support the role of education for sustainable development in the following ways. 1. Affirm a strong sustainability framework, such as the Earth Charter. Adoption of an Earth Charter is part of the unfinished business of the 1992 Rio Earth Summit. Since 1992, too little progress has been made in implementing various commitments to sustainable development, and the need for a more comprehensive global ethical framework such as the Earth Charter has only increased. Consideration of sustainability ethics is essential to the development of a just and sustainable green economy. 2. Recognize the critical role of education for sustainable development and particularly higher education for sustainable development in advancing sustainable development. This includes reaffirmation of the need for strong outcomes of the Decade of Education for Sustainable Development and to elevate the importance of education, as a major group, in a strengthened UN institutional framework for sustainable development governance. 3. Assess the progress in higher education in supporting a sustainable future, realizing commitments made such as the Stockholm Declaration (1972), Belgrade Charter (1975), Tbilisi Declaration (1977), Chapter 36 of Agenda 21 (1992), and Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development (2002). This assessment could extend to other important documents, such as Our Common Future: The Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (Brundtland 1987), the Tailloires Declaration (1992), and the Earth Charter (2000). 4. Advance academic input into the two themes of the conference. 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Greetings Fellow Earthlings! Its is I....The Cool-Dude and I Have come to confess about actions that i am responsible for..
So it goes like this....about 2 years ago I, Cool-Dude, engaged myself to the melodies of well-known artist Lupe Fiasco. It was then when i used too lip-sync or rather, i should say, 'speak of his words' while listening to his music, in the mirror (IM LIEING ABOUT THAT ONE) etc.
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You're probably wondering what we are trying to do. It's hard to say: sort of a magazine and sort of a newspaper. The name of it is Rolling Stone, which comes from an old saying: "A Rolling Stone gathers no moss." Muddy Waters used the name for a song he wrote; The Rolling Stones took their name from Muddy's song, and "Like A Rolling Stone" was the title of Bob Dylan's first rock and roll record.
We have begun a new publication reflecting what we see are the changes in rock and roll and the changes related to rock and roll. Because the trade papers have become so inaccurate and irrelevant, and because the fan magazines are an anachronism, fashioned in the mold of myth and nonsense, we hope that we have something here for the artists and the industry, and every person who "believes in the magic that can set you free."
Rolling Stone is not just about music, but also about the things and attitudes that the music embraces. We've been working quite hard on it and we hope you can dig it. To describe it any further would be difficult without sounding like bullshit, and bullshit is like gathering moss. – Jann Wenner (Rolling Stone, Vol. 1, No. 1, November 9,1967 / "A Letter from the Editor")
In 1967, rock and roll lovers were finally presented with an impartial media outlet to catch the inside scoop on the music industry. A national magazine with music as its main but not exclusive focus, Rolling Stone's first issue was published on November 9, 1967.
With pursed lips and squinting eyes behind his iconic round-rim glasses, John Lennon took the cover of the first issue – not as himself, but as Private Gripeweed in Richard Lester's black comedy, How I Won the War. The photo led readers to an illustrated preview of the new film on page 16. Sharing the cover with Lennon were other familiar Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees. The "In This Issue" content lists stories featuring Donovan ("Donovan: An incredible Rolling Stone Interview with this man-child of magic"), Grateful Dead ("Grateful Dead: A photographic look at a rock and roll group after a dope bust"), and Jim McGuinn and David Crosby ("Byrd Is Flipped: Jim McGuinn kicks out David Crosby"). The ticket price for this inside look at rock and roll history in the making was 25 cents.
During its nearly 50-year run, the publication has evolved from a mostly music-focused publication to one with a broader pop-culture overview. As Rolling Stone founder and Hall of Fame Inductee Jann Wenner observed: "When Rolling Stone started, music was the only medium available to young people to express themselves and share ideas. Now everything is open to young people and their concerns and values: television, newspapers, books, every medium imaginable."
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame showcases the evolution of Rolling Stone from its first issue through the 2000s in its Rolling Stone exhibit. The exhibit features an assortment of Rolling Stone covers and other interesting artifacts from the magazine's storied history, including a letter from Charles Manson about the article written about him and Pamela Anderson's Santa outfit she wore on the cover with Beavis and Butt-Head. Visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum today and discover more from the people who made music history. Dig in to the history of Rolling Stone magazine by visiting the Rock Hall's Library and Archives.


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ECC: Everolimus Effective in Advanced Papillary Renal Cell Carcinoma
The mTOR inhibitor everolimus showed clinical efficacy for the initial treatment of advanced papillary renal cell carcinoma, according to the phase II results of the RAPTOR trial.
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The mTOR inhibitor everolimus failed to prove progression-free survival noninferiority compared with the VEGF-targeting tyrosine kinase inhibitor sunitinib when given as first-line treatment in patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma.
Everolimus Reduces Size of Noncancerous Kidney Tumors
The mTOR inhibitor everolimus (Afinitor) has been found to significantly reduce the size of angiomyolipomas, the slow-growing benign tumors commonly associated with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) and sporadic lymphangioleiomyomatosis, according to the results of the phase III EXIST-2 study.
mTOR Inhibitors in the Treatment of Breast Cancer
Efforts to identify clinical biomarkers of response or resistance to mTOR inhibitors are ongoing. This review will summarize results of preclinical and clinical studies as well as ongoing clinical trials with mTOR or dual PI3K/mTOR inhibitors.
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Such a systematic review of the current status of mTOR inhibitors in the treatment of breast cancer demonstrates holes in our knowledge of the role of the tumor, the host, and metabolic factors in breast cancer progression.
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I see a time in the not too distant future when we'll define tumors this way. What will our subspecialties be? Rather than a breast clinic or a lung clinic, will we perhaps be attending a "HER2 clinic" or an "mTOR clinic" instead?
FDA Approves Everolimus (Afinitor) for Metastatic Breast Cancer
The FDA approved the mTOR inhibitor everolimus (Afinitor) last week for use in postmenopausal women with HER2-negative, hormone-receptor-positive advanced breast cancer patients.
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Prospects To Highlight Lightning Exhibition OpenerSubmitted by timothy on September 15, 2009 - 14:02
The Tampa Bay Lightning take the ice Wednesday night in Dallas, TX for their first pre-season game against the Dallas Stars. Five of BoltProspects' Top 7 ranked prospects, including the top three ranked prospects, will help kick off the Lightning's 2009-10 hockey season. Highlighting the Tampa roster will be 2009 #2 overall pick, Swedish blueline phenom Victor Hedman. Hedman will be joined by fellow 2009 draftees Richard Panik and Jaroslav Janus. Forwards Steve Downie and Dana Tyrell along with defenseman Matt Lashoff round out the remaining top prospects that will be showcased in tonight's opener. Forwards Blair Jones, Martins Karsums, and Paul Szczechura represent three more Top 20 prospects that are fighting for roster spots on the Lightning's bottom lines with overagers Drew Miller and Zenon Konopka.
The expected forward lines for Wednesday's game are:
Drew Miller - Jeff Halpern - Blair Jones
Brandon Bochenski - Paul Szczechura - Dana Tyrell
Steve Downie - Brett McLean - Richard Panik
Todd Fedoruk - Zenon Konopka - Martins Karsums
Joining Lashoff and Hedman on the blueline are newcomers David Hale and Kurtis Foster along with former prospects Matt Smaby and Mike Lundin. Joining Janus in net is 2009 free agent acquisition Antero Niittymaki.
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Panik's Goal (well, one of them)Submitted by chad on September 9, 2009 - 08:01
This was Richard Panik's much talked-about second goal of the preseason, scored between the legs on a ricochet off the end-boards. Panik (#28 on right) had three goals and eight points in two exhibition games for Windsor before joining the Lightning for rookie camp in Brandon, Florida. Enjoy.
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CHL Exhibition UpdateSubmitted by chad on September 7, 2009 - 09:52
In recent CHL exhibition action:
Richard Panik (2009 2nd) had a goal and three assists in a 5-3 Windsor exhibition win over Plymouth Saturday afternoon. Panik has three goals and five assists in his first two North American games. And he's not even playing next to likely 2010 No.1 overall pick Taylor Hall yet. Panik couldn't be in a better situation. He's playing for a coach (Bob "The Boogie Man" Boughner) and GM (Warren Rychel) who were both hard-nosed, disciplined players and expect the same out of their Spitfire players. As the defending Memorial Cup and OHL champions, and expected 2010 champion for both, the Spits will be in Canada's spotlight and have targets on their backs all year. They'll get everyone's A-game defensively. This should help Panik speed his development for NHL play. Finally, he'll be surrounded by players such as Hall, Ryan Ellis, and Cam Fowler, which means he has a very high statistical ceiling. This will be fun to watch.
Goaltender Jaroslav Janus made his exhibition debut for Erie Saturday, stopping 31 shots in a 4-4 tie with Niagara. Janus can return to Erie this year as an overager, though there was speculation he'd go to Europe or be signed by the Lightning and placed in the Central League or assigned to an ECHL team. It's good to see him back with the Otters, even if it's just to get work before Tampa Bay's rookie camp this week.
The "other" 2009 Lightning first rounder, Carter Ashton, had an assist for Lethbridge in preseason action Friday.
Matias Sointu, who is making his North American debut with Ottawa this year, has one assist through two exhibition games for the 67's. Sointu missed most of last season with an injury in Finland.
The Q opens regular season play this week, so look for BoltProspects' Game Night summaries to appear shortly.
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Welcome to North America, Mr. PanikSubmitted by chad on September 4, 2009 - 07:38
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Best Draft Since 1998?Submitted by pete on June 27, 2009 - 13:06
It's almost impossible to beat the haul the Lightning got in 1998 (Vincent Lecavalier, Brad Richards, Dimitry Afanasenkov, and Martin Cibak), but I think the Lightning might've just completed their second best draft in team history. They already completed a first in history making a pair of first round picks on night one of the draft with Victor Hedman and Carter Ashton, so they were on their way already.
However, their second and fourth round selections really put this draft over the top. Richard Panik is a big time gamble, but he's going to a very good program in Windsor and will be playing for Bob Boughner. On pure talent, he could be even better than Ashton if you can get his head on straight, and he'll be in the environment in Windsor to facilitate that.
And, we love that Alex Hutchings pick. Absolutely love it. You got a hockey player who can play center or wing. Good skater. Good hockey sense. He can pass. He can shoot. He mucks well for a little guy. He just knows how to play the game. It's shocking he fell into the Lightning's lap in the fourth round, and in getting Hutchings the Lightning completed a very successful first four rounds where they got 4 of the top 48 rated prospects by THN and 4 of the top 60 by Red Line. That's in a deep draft, no less, so they got a lot of quality.
The goaltenders, Zador and Janus, seem like a reaction to Karri Ramo's defection. Zador's got to get playing time, but he was a first rounder in the OHL Priority Draft in 2007, so he's got raw ability. Janus made his name at the WJC's and had decent statistics for Erie this season. Because Janus was an overager, he'll probably only have one more year in junior. Zador probably gets two. You're just wishing and hoping one of them develops the way Ramo did when the Lightning took a sixth rounder on him out of Lahti.
I have a feeling the Lightning got some value out of that Gotovets pick. I'm guessing if his name was Johnson or Wilson, he might've gone a couple of rounds sooner, but teams are terrified of the KHL poaching their players. Yes, there's a danger if Gotovets develops he could be poached by Dynamo Minsk, but he's already taken the step of coming over to Shattuck and he already speaks pretty flawless English. I don't think you make that commitment and go to an Ivy League school like Cornell only to turn back around and go back to Belarus, and I have yet to hear about anything glaringly wrong with his game other than the fact he's pretty skinny. He'll be a darkhorse to watch over the next few years.
The only regret is that the Lightning didn't find a way to get an offensive defenseman or two into the system. That'll be something they'll need to look at next year, and they'll certainly continue to try to flesh out their forward depth. Getting Ashton, Panik, and Hutchings was a whale of a start, though. Very good draft. I suspect they get at least three NHL players out of this group.
Evidently, Janus would've gone to Russia to play in the KHL if he hadn't been drafted, and he wants to play pro this season and not go back to junior. That's an interesting problem for a Lightning organization that has Riku Helenius and Dustin Tokarski all but inked into the lineup in Norfolk next season.
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Richard PanikSubmitted by timothy on June 27, 2009 - 09:39
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What better way to end the summer and welcome the fall than with a glam camping party! In celebration of my niece's 6th birthday we decided to throw a glam camping party for her and her friends. The girls had so much fun roasting marshmallows, hanging out in the tent we made and catching fireflies at dusk. The best part of the party theme....it can definitely be brought indoors in the cooler months!
For the centerpiece of our table, I collected branches and spray painted them purple and placed them in a rustic terra cotta pot we got for a few dollars at the craft store. At the ends of some of the branches I tied small strips of fabric we used throughout the party and stuck some mini marshmallows on the ends. It made for a rustic, camping feel, with a little glam thrown in!
For desserts we had vanilla cupcakes topped with edible fondant toppers from Cakes and Kids, caramel popcorn was our "midnight snack" and Fun Favors supplied the most adorable cookies that coordinated perfectly with our theme. Some of them even had edible glitter on them! We also filled berry baskets for each girl, supplied by Party On! Designs, with graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate bars for s'more making during the party.
I Have A Favor supplied personalized canteens for all the girls to use during the party which they filled with "spring water" and then took home as a party favor. Each guest also went home with a mini mason jar filled with "s'more's for later", a mix we created using mini marshmallows, M&M's and golden grahams cereal.
During the party, the girls loved hanging out in the tent my dad actually built using pieces of lumber from the local hardware store. It was great as it was tall enough for the girls to actually stand in. We draped two queen sized sheets that coordinated with our party colors over the tent and secured the ends to the ground. We then placed a coordinating throw rug on the ground so our guests had a comfy place to sit.
The girls loved going glam while camping in the backyard. It's a great theme for girls of all ages!
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Party Styling ~ Michele Brown, Sweet Threads Clothing Co
Coordinating Party Printables ~ Party On! Designs
Berry Baskets, Popcorn Boxes ~ Party On! Designs
Shirts ~ Sweet Threads Clothing Co
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Sunday's college roundup: Bethune-Cookman softball drops 2 games
Published: Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 11:42 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 11:44 p.m.
TALLAHASSEE — The Bethune-Cookman softball team fell 5-3 to North Florida and 20-0 to Florida State on Sunday in the Panhandle Invitational.
In the first game, B-CU (0-4) took a 1-0 lead in the second inning against UNF when Kelsey Rodney reached first, advanced to third on Shamaria Engram's single and scored on an illegal pitch.
North Florida tied the game in the bottom half of the inning, then scored four in the fourth to take a 5-1 lead.
In the seventh inning, Rodney scored on a throwing error and Melissa Berouty scored on an Aurelia Gamch single as B-CU closed to 5-3.
In the Wildcats' second game, Florida State scored 15 runs in the first inning en route to a run-rule decision.
B-CU's Simone Ceasar had two hits in each game and finished the four-game invitational with a .500 average (6 of 12). Gamch batted .417 (5 of 12), and Michelle Banuelos-Smith had two RBIs.
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October 1st, 2006 #271
. I didn't ridicule Ursula. don't see anything to laugh about. She spoke her mind, very respected thing. I listened to her arguments. I thought it is not a practical idea. I think it will do more damage than good. Ursula is very nice though. .
P.S. Just I can't think how it will be working. This piece is almost 6, ok solid 5. but another one sure deserved 7?... It is imposibble to measure feelings. It is "I like it" or I don't like it" or" I love it very much". Which in the end means you give it your vote or zero.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberOctober 2nd, 2006 #272Originally Posted by magicgoo
Criticism is fine Ursula, but I like how you stuck in the whole I-can't-believe-my-opponent-won-my-match-mine-is-so-much-better whiny bullshit in an attempt to simultaneously discount your opponent's and the judges' credibility. Classy!
I know that you think you are on to something with your rating system idea, but I hate to break it to you that it's just as subjective as picking which piece out of the three is the best image. You absolutely knew that this was judged subjectively and it all comes down to opinions, but these are opinions of industry professionals that I and the rest of the community trust whose work speaks volumes of their ability to take on such a task. Each match has multiple judges, and if you did not receive one vote out of 5 maybe, just maybe, your opponent's piece wasn't as bad as you thought it was.
Boo hoo hoo, you didn't win a goddamn online art contest that was run purely for fun. And what a travesty that the pieces you thought should win didn't! By god, I better contact you soon so that you can judge all of the upcoming matches all by your lonesome.
Criticism is fine and encouraged. You attempting to tear down artists and judges alike because they didn't match your highness' expectations is just plain fucking sad.
While I know this doesn't apply to the majority of you as you all know this is all about the process and particiaption, I might as well say it. If you are the type of person to become upset over losing in a trivial online art contest, do yourself a favor and don't sign up to participate. I'd say with 1 winner out of 271, the odds are pretty well stacked against you.
This is fun! Should we just shut this thing down? Feelings might be hurt!
October 2nd, 2006 #273
Cody, may I say? I don't think she wanted to discredit anyone. It is better to allow people say their thougths and listen to them and then do what you think is right. because it is ... strong position. I think she is just honest. You are too. I love Last Man Standing. Lets continue this huge fun !
But people are not robots, they get attached sometimes. it is not a bad thing. She just loved some pieces very much.
Hope you will not get upset over my words. I think you both are very sweet, loyal to CA.org people.
October 2nd, 2006 #274
I'm going to put my neck on the block here and say that I am flabbergasted that Magicgoo's entry didn't go on or even rate with the judges. Whilst I object to Magicgoo's public complaint (after all, thunderdome is just a big game, life goes on and hopefully you got useful practice out of it), it cannot have gone unnoticed that images like robot's entry are routinely rejected from the weekly activity forums as unfinished. IMHO robot keeps better work in his sketchbook.
From the round one thread: "Keep in mind that the goal of the competition is to create a full-fledged illustration every round, so you'll be judged on your technique, concept, designs, and narrative."
This is what I construe as a call for completeness. Correct me if I'm wrong. If indeed this criterion was kept in mind by the judges it certainly isn't expressed in the result of match 30.
Thankyou for hearing me out. Now, deride away if you think it's justified.
PS thankyou for your crits sve, justin and anyone else i may have missed out. I think i learned a lot from this pic.
October 2nd, 2006 #275
Take a look at Bob Peak's movie poster work, and you'll realize that the unfinished look doesn't necessarily mean the piece is unfinished. On a competitive level, go through a Spectrum annual and you'll see a simple line drawing of a single figure by Frank Cho getting a full page while a highly detailed massive battle between two large armies gets the lower right hand corner on a different page. Sure, it's subjective which piece should have gotten the full page (or have even gotten in at all), but you have to realize that with enough trained professionals looking through these, there's at least some method to the madness, and that there can be a distinct, almost palpable charm in something as simple as a gestural line to describe a leg, over a highly detailed (possibly overworked) but unnecessary fourtieth soldier. So going back to match 30, rendering all those tentacles does not entitle someone to win, or get at least one vote, over something that simply looks like it took less effort. And I'm not trying to kick you while you're down Ursula. Just to bring my example around full circle, I did not get into Spectrum at all this year, and I know I'll be pissed when I see it come out this November.... so believe me, I can relate to your frustration.... but I still respect the pros involved, and I'm inspired to work that much harder without putting a bitter taste in the mouths of those who did advance or succeed. And that's what this should be about in the first place; being inspired to work harder and grow.
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October 2nd, 2006 #276
One thing you guys need to keep in mind is that just because a piece got 5 out of 5 votes, and another didnt get any, doesnt mean that the judges were trying to tell you that your piece was a lot worse or a lot better than the other one. The judges arent working together. They might have all thought it was really close and only coincidentally all chose the same piece. Its 5 different judges. Not one judge handing out 5 points.
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Now that I've slept over it, and thought a bit, I don't think that point rating would be cool, because it would deresponsabilise the judges ("let's put 10 to all those great entries")... with the current system, they have to make a hard choice, and this is better I think, and as cody said, there will be more judges now, so more sensibilities and different points of view...
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October 2nd, 2006 #278I think the only change that should be made is what Aleksi suggested, hiding the names.
Magicgoo, have you looked and tried to understand your opponents piece?
Yes indeed, it's colorless, but it enhances the piece I think.
A guy dressed up till his hair in black and white, comes out of the colorless
city and walks towards colorfull nature and in the mean time getting
rid of his colorless clothes, freeing his mind.
I think his piece is well thought out and reflects 'the escape' well.www.tomvandewouwer.com
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October 2nd, 2006 #279
To me match 30 seemed like a tough call if I was judging; a full illustration, good composition, but a few anatomy errors, vs. 7 drawn out figures (even if he had to copy/paste the heads) with very good anatomy, muscalture etc., but with some pretty stale colors, I would choose the latter. More because I would rather look at some awesome figure drawings in black and white over 1 full colored illustration-
And Ursula, it isn't like the judges knew how much time went into each piece. I was pretty pissed that I lost first round (but not suprised), but now I am really pissed that the winner of that match didn't even SUBMIT this round.
October 2nd, 2006 #280
You're all entirely entitled to disagree.
When the bashing starts, however, hmmm....
So far I've been sarcastically called "classy." So let me just interpret that as you calling me trashy, Cody. And in the same post, I've received this:
Boo hoo hoo, you didn't win a goddamn online art contest that was run purely for fun. And what a travesty that the pieces you thought should win didn't! By god, I better contact you soon so that you can judge all of the upcoming matches all by your lonesome... Criticism is fine and encouraged. You attempting to tear down artists and judges alike because they didn't match your highness' expectations is just plain fucking sad.
Sve, if art is not countable, then is 1 of 2 pieces entirely discountable? As in, does it deserve no recognition of its existence at all? I believe the rating system would be more helpful simply because it acts as a critique in itself. It places a number on how much or how little you need to improve your art. It is not designed to give a point to the people whose "feelings are hurt" as Coro said. I also didn't say for the general public to judge, Coro. The ratings would be for the pro judges' use.
Also, this system would not for just work the LMS. Look at it this way: Let's say there's a Tdome of 50 people. And the prize for the top 3 winners is a paintbrush or a hug or a BJ or a signed sketch or something. Whatever: Just imagine that the starter of the Tdome is actually giving away 3 prizes. Well, with the poll voting, you can only give your vote to one person, so in theory, one person could receive 100 votes and 49 others would receive zero. Or, if there are 10 judges, they might all give their 1 vote to 1 person. How is that an accurate contest, especially if there needed to be a top 3?
October 2nd, 2006 #281
I'm truly grateful for this event and the effort everyone involved put in it.
what I wish for is to see closing comments within each group of competitors regarding why a piece got chosen instead of the other ones. this would clarify how the judges think and probably bring some satisfaction to the dissatisfied, but most of all we would learn from it
that along with aleksi's idea would be great.
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October 2nd, 2006 #282
Firstly, I'd just like to say a big congrats to everyone for doing such amazing work. And nice one to JTJ - keep going, son.
With regard to Teh Controversy, I have to say that there is always a bit of disappointment, and I never feel that every single deserved winner is judged as such. Coro, I salute you. True sportsmanship.
Those of us from countries where the Beautiful Game is celebrated will know that this is part of life, however. There's No Way In Hell Jens Lehmann should have been sent off in the Champions League final last year, it should have been a yellow card and an allowed goal. And without that, Arsenal may well have lifted the trophy. But the point is that our sports aren't engineered like American sports, where the better team is pretty well guaranteed to win. In our way of doing things, there's a hell of a lot of room for controversy. And it makes the passion of the game about 1000 times greater!
In other words, I'm sorry to say this (and I'm sorry I lost). But this is essentially a game. There are tactics and there is injustice. And it makes you want to kick everyone's ass even more next time.
So congrats to the winners and good luck to the departed.
Rock on
**edit PS: I actually think the points outta ten or percentage idea or whatever is a great one. It would maybe force it to be a bit less about dynamism and impact and a bit more balanced. Not griping about anything, just think the Goo is onto something.**
October 2nd, 2006 #283
so much drama....keep it constructive k?
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October 2nd, 2006 #284
The judges are free to give comments and crits on each piece, but requiring them to do that would not be a good idea at all. They're volunteering their time, and they're busy people. Remember how long it took to get the results for Round 1? That only involved them picking a winner for each round. Making them comment on each and every piece would make it take months before we got any results.
It sucks to spend all this time on a piece and not get any sort of feedback, but we can't rely on the judges to provide that. The Thunderdome is not a good place to get indepth crits, but luckily we have people like sve.
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October 2nd, 2006 #285
Ursula, I understand your concern very much, but it will not change much in my opinion. Because I'm pretty sure that idea to compare art work is absurd. For me, it is.
But ... if we want to do some contest just for fun and enjoyment and sportsmanship we accept some rules, just for the sake of order and with purpose to move on, not to stand forever on one spot with 271 contestants.
The rules are not perfect and they don't do justice to the art in my mind, because this justice is subjective for everyone. It is just a system to pick up some artwork from offered with some principle as a base. In our case, just eyes and taste of by everyone respected people who have a lot of experience in this field.
It is like in figure skating, when they rate the performance according to how they skate technically, literraly if they did all the jumps and acrobatic numbers and did them correctly, well it is understandable, you can measure and compare that. But marks for the artistism, beauty of dance, well, it is laughable for me, because it is just matter of taste. And shortly put it is bogus rating, in my opinion.
I do appreciate you speaking your mind, because it is interesting to hear other person opinion. Hope you are doing great.
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