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2004 UIC Diving Invitational Results in PDF Format
Chicago, Ill.- Some of the Midwest's finest divers made their way to the UIC Natatorium on Sunday, as the Flames hosted the UIC Diving Invitational.
The Flames' men finished first against UW-Milwaukee and Northwestern, while the UIC women took fourth in a crowded field.
UIC received outstanding performances from Flames standouts Mark Pappalardo and Ryan Fitzer. Pappalardo took second in the one-meter event with a 251.45 while grabbing third in the three-meters with a 224.60.
Fitzer was solid as well, finishing just behind teammate Pappalardo with a third-place score of 237.25 in the one-meter and 221.00 in the three-meter board.
Sarah Economides stepped up for the depleted women's team, who were without three-time NCAA Zone C qualifier Caitlin Carey and newcomer Miranda Ambuske. Economides placed as UIC's highest scorer with a sixth-place showing in the three-meter dive, notching a 206.45, while piling up 201.55 in the one-meter.
Tara Goodwin was solid in her second meet since knee surgery last season, taking ninth in the three-meter event with a 193.40.
For the men, Northwestern's Ryan McIntosh won the one-meter and UW-Milwaukee's Jeff Jasinowski took the three-meter event. On the women's side, Leanne Dumais of Northwestern was victorious in the three-meters, while Illinois State's Krystal Featherston won the one-meter board.
The UIC diving team will rejoin the swimming team next weekend for a Horizon League dual meet at Wright State on Saturday in Dayton, Ohio.


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A half-dozen paraplegic rats recovered movement in all lower joints after being transplanted with Neuralstem's NSI-566 spinal cord stem cells—a result the company said could aid in treating human spinal cord injury.
The six were among 12 rats experiencing lower-body paralysis after undergoing complete spinal transections. The six were assessed over seven weeks and compared to a control group that had not received transplants. Neuralstem published results of its spinal cord stem cell transplant in the journal Cell, in a paper titled "Long-Distance Growth and Connectivity of Neural Stem Cells After Severe Spinal Cord Injury: Cell-Intrinsic Mechanisms Overcome Spinal Inhibition."
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Here's how RW members rated this race (92 votes).
In short: Excellent, how all should be !In full: I've done a lot of 10ks and this one is 5-star - Plenty of car parking, excellent friendly efficient organising, scenic, mildly undulating course (hill at 8 was very short so don't know why this gets mentioned so much !),cheering happy marshals, great t-shirt and goodies, tremendous value-for-money - top marks to Tadley RunnersDate of review: July 6, 2014
In short: Pleasant undulating course on quiet country lanesIn full: Excellent value at £10, including a tech t-shirt! Well organised. Plenty of marshals. Gently undulating course until 8Km when there is a steeper, but fairly short hill. My only criticism would be the limited toilet facilities. With a race entry limit of 500, there should be more than one gents. Nevertheless, I will be back to run it again! Date of review: July 6, 2014
In short: A very enjoyable experience.In full: My first race for five years and it was an ideal comeback 10k. A running club organised race at its best. We'll done.Date of review: July 6, 2014
In short: Great value and lovely courseIn full: Loved this one, roads not closed but they didn't need to be. 3k race for the kids beforehand which they enjoyed particularly as they got a chance to race on the road also. £10 in total for me and two happy kids, well worth it. Hill at 8k is noticeable but not extreme and over before you know it. Undulating in places but just enough to keep you alert. Back next year for sure. I will also try some of their other races as this was well organised from start to finish. Date of review: July 10, 2013
In short: A gorgeous single loop road run through a lovely areaIn full: I'm not a fan of road running but this one I will always turn up for. Its a lovely route in a lovley place. Great Atmosphere and goody bag and ample parking. A fast course but you will have to dig deep to keep on pace at the various slight uphills.Thanks to Tadley Runners for a great dayDate of review: July 8, 2013
In short: Not to badDate of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Pleasant run through quiet lanes.In full: Easy to find and lots of parking when you get there. Pleasant run through country lanes. Well signed, with lots of marshals.Small hill at 8k, but it's over quite quickly.Will do it again next year.Date of review: July 4, 2012
In short: Great route through the country lanes, lets forget the 8k hill!In full: First time I have done Tadley and it was worth the trip from Gosport (55 miles), I will look to do the 10 mile 14th October as the same group are organising.Pleasent scenery, largely flat with a few ups and downs and then a pig of a steep incline at 8k to take the wind out of you.Nice T Shirt at the finish and I also got a Spot Prize worth £100, which is fabAll in all very much recommendDate of review: July 3, 2012
In short: Well organised run on country lanesIn full: Well organised race which seems to attract a bigger field each year. 3k fun run for the kids followed by a undulating 10k with a short steep climb at 8k to make sure yo remember the run !Date of review: July 2, 2012
In short: Very well run race on an excellent course with perfect weatherIn full: The organisation at Tadley is always very good. Low key but well managed.It's an excellent course - flat for a mile, down hill for a mile, 3 miles of occassional undulation and then a sharp climb at 8k just to take away any complacency as the finish approaches.What made it extra enjoyable this year was the weather. It was warm enough but a bit of breeze and even a bit of drizzle the hills at the end seemed much much easier than last year.Date of review: July 2, 2012
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Mavis L. Strickland Raynor, 86, of Carolina House, died Friday, June 21, 2013, at Hinkle Hospice House.
An inurnment service will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Wayne Memorial Park, 2925 US Highway 117 South, Goldsboro, by the Rev. Jim Willoby.
Mrs. Raynor was born Oct. 30, 1926, in Edgecombe County to Hirum Strickland and Annie Glascow Strickland. She was a nurse assistant for Woodard Nursing Home and a member of Lakeview Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; and husbands Lonnie S., Raynor and Bruce Coolidge Byerly.
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"I don't really like to go out. I'll go listen to live jazz, but the club scene isn't so fun for me."
-Blake Lively
Blake Lively became famous for her role in Gossip Girl, in which she plays an incredibly privileged denizen of the Upper East Side. In real life, too, she is a wealthy (non-native) New Yorker who is hounded by bloggers and paparazzi. The only difference between her and her character is that she's now married to her Green Lantern costar Ryan Renolds. But all irony aside, she is a gorgeous, talented girl and has continued to show her skill beyond Gossip Girl with roles in Oliver Stone's Savages and The Town.
Blake Lively BiographySome girls grow up dreaming of a career in Hollywood. Others, like Blake Lively, have to be dragged into it by their brothers. Blake's parents were both talent agents in L.A., so she had nothing but open doors. Still, she resisted Tinseltown's siren call. So, brother Eric went behind her back and secretly signer her up with his agent. Unbeknownst to Blake, her career path had been laid out for her.
blake lively goes travelingImagine, a young Blake Lively trying to focus on her school (she was trying to get into Stanford) while being inundating with calls from her new "agent" with auditions and interviews. Not wanting to disappoint her brother, she said yes and joined the legions of hot, blond girls lining up for roles.
Blake Lively got her first big role by bucking the traditional audition routine. It was for Sisterhood of Traveling Pants. Poor Blake was nervous beyond belief. Instead of reading her lines, she passed her headshot to the producers and awkwardly shuffled off. Luckily for her, the character she was auditioning for was equally awkward and she won the part.
blake lively spreads some gossipBuoyed by her relative ease in winning that first major role, Blake Lively decided that maybe Stanford could wait. She was going to focus on acting. Was she blessed? Talented? Lucky to have ridiculously connected parents? Maybe a little of each, as she quickly landed the role of "Serena van der Woodsen" on the highly-anticipated teen drama Gossip Girl.
She played the bad girl gone good, and played it well. The show was a ratings disappointment, but squeaked out a second season where it began to graph upwards in both quality and viewership.
blake lively suffers some gossipBeing the new "it" girl has its privileges (invites to the MTV Video Awards, get-out-of-DUI free cards, etc.) but also comes with a price. Everywhere Blake Lively went, so too did a throng of camera-totting paparazzi. They documented every move she made -- who she was dating, what she was wearing and so on. It is just the price of doing business in Hollywood these days, but poor Blake loathed it. Those paparazzi captured her out on the town with costar (and childhood friend) Penn Badgley, who Lively has said she's known since she was 11 years old. The couple broke it off in October 2010.
blake lively moving forwardThe stars of the first manifestation of Melrose Place all struggled to find steady work after that show ended. Call us psychic, but we foresee a similar fate for most of the cast of Gossip Girl. Except Blake Lively that is. The adverbly-monikered chick has an undeniable screen presence that has her poised for stardom. She showed she had some real acting chops in Ben Affleck's crime drama The Town. Not bad for a girl that never really wanted to be actress.
blake lively: the new Mrs. DiCaprio?Given Leonardo DiCaprio's track record of dating the most beautiful models in the world (Gisele Bundchen and Bar Refaeli, we're talking to you), it doesn't surprise us that Blake Lively was spotted at a get-together on DiCaprio's boat during the Cannes Film Festival in 2011. After weeks of speculation that the two were getting close during the Festival, they were photographed on May 27 holding hands while taking a walk in Monte Carlo.
blake lively poses nude?On June 1, 2011, a series of nude photos of a woman resembling Blake Lively took the internet by strom. Sites including Perez Hilton and Zap2it.com hosted the photos. But before we could get too excited, Lively's rep said the photos were 100% fake and threatened legal action against any media outlet that published the pictures with the implication that they were actually her.
But the denial may have only angered the supposed hacker, who released an additional 17 photos after the initial leak. Two of the new photos show Blake Lively (or another woman that looks just like her) holding an iPhone. See the pics for yourself at Egotastic.
Some media outlets suggested that Lively was the latest victim of a ring of hackers that were being investigated by the FBI. The FBI had supposedly met with another victim of the hacking ring, Vanessa Hudgens, in order to investigate over 50 other celebrities targeted by the ring, including Jessica Alba, Scarlett Johansson, Christina Aguilera and Miley Cyrus.
blake lively in hick and savagesAlthough Blake Lively has continued to star in WB's Gossip Girl, we have a feeling it won't be long until her burgeoning film career will soon take her away from her small screen gig. Most recently Lively's starred in Hick, the story of a teen from Nebraska who bites off more than she can chew when she moves to Las Vegas, and as O in Oliver Stone's flick, Savages, the story of two pot growers who face off with the Mexican drug cartel who kidnapped the girlfriend they both share.
In 2011 Blake Lively started dating Green Lantern costar Ryan Reynolds. Sadly for the rest of us, the two tied the not in September 2012 at a ceremony Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.


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Bangs, layers and highlights are your best friends. Tousled pieces hide regrowth, so you won't need touch-ups every 10 minutes. "A choppy cut with long bangs and bold, sunny streaks is an immediate de-ager," says colorist Brad Johns of the Elizabeth Arden Salon in New York City.
TLC is key. Heat styling and chemical processing make hair porous and prone to breakage. Healing masks and other hair-repair products are an absolute must. "Spend on hair treatments as you would on wrinkle creams," Johns says.
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Don't go to extremes. "African-American women should avoid going blond or red unless their hair is left natural and cropped very short," says Rita Hazan of the Rita Hazan Salon in New York City. "Rich chestnuts and spice colors add warmth to dark skin tones. You can also benefit from a few well-chosen highlights."
Go semipermanent. A semipermanent tint is "practically foolproof, since it won't lighten your hair color, just enhance it and cover gray," Hazan says. "Try going one shade lighter than you think you need. Most women choose a shade that's too dark for them."
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Your best gray may not be your natural gray. "Adding cool, ashy highlights can improve the color and is one of the best-kept secrets of stylish gray-haired women," Hartnett says.
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Assay developer DiscoveRx (Fremont, CA) today said it acquired the drug discovery services company BioSeek (South San Francisco, CA) for an undisclosed sum.
The deal creates a combined company with a wider array of offerings for drug discoverers, including DiscoveRx' GPCR, Kinase, and NHR assay solutions using its β-galactosidase enzyme fragment complementation (EFC) and KINOMEscan™ core technologies; and BioSeek's BioMAP drug screening platform, based on cell-based disease models that generate predictive biological activity profiles for potential treatments.
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When swimming in the ocean I often get rashes where I have skin to skin contact, especially where my arms move against my torso and where my thighs move against each other. What can I do to prevent the rash short of wearing a bathing suit that covers these areas?
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I've done several triathlons where I've had this problem. I bought BodyGlide, which is an anti-chafe stick. It works wonders and I've used it for hiking as well. Put this on there area where you typically get rashes and you'll be all set. It goes on invisible as well.
There is a product called naked surf that you can apply as a liquid rash guard.
The simple solution is not to rub your arms against your torso. If you can't do this, you can buy things like rash vests, that a lot of surfers and kayakers use, or even house fat or Vaseline like cross channel swimmers use.


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Marshmallows are an overlooked confection in my opinion. I think part of the problem is how we Americans eat them, which is paired with something else like s'mores, rice crispy treats or in peanut butter fluff sandwiches. Or maybe I am just speaking for myself as this is how I always had them growing up. It was almost unheard of to eat one straight out of the bag, and when you did, the texture was often strange and the flavor lacking. It was enough to keep you from doing it ever again.
I started seeing stuffed marshmallows when I was in Japan five years ago during an architecture study during school. I was first shocked at the idea, taking something that's pretty much pure sugar and adding more sugar to it. I gave some a try, I recall getting a strawberry, blueberry and a pudding variety a try. All of which ended up being so sweet that I could only eat a couple of them. Like eating a marshmallow plain, the experience left me not wanting to try it again.
I first encountered Gud Fud Stuffed Marshmallows back when I first started writing for CandyAddict.com. I enjoyed them, and aside from seeing them at the All Candy Expo again that year and in a few select stores, I had forgotten about them. I was also dismayed to find Cybele at Candyblog reviewed them after I had gotten my samples, only because she suggested some cool ideas of alternative ways of eating them.
So, as you might have guessed, I was recently contacted by the nice folks at Gud Fud offering to send me some samples to review. I was excited to give them a second go, and next thing I knew, I was swimming in 1600, or 8kg, of Gud Fud marshmallows.
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Even though I didn't have any of the actual store packages on hand with this new set of ample samples, I do recall my impressions when I first saw them as they're very striking. Firstly, the GüdFüd (I believe it's pronounced Goood Fooood, with that fun long "oooo" sound) caught my eye as I feel it's a clever way of expressing and presenting the name. Then the artwork caught my eye: illustrations of little crazy-looking marshmallows with varying expressions adorn the wrappers. It's cute as they're all getting the "stuffing" shoved into their heads, and they look so gleeful about it. Alongside the smiling marshmallows are the Japanese katakana translations of the flavors.
Each marshmallow come individually wrapped, true to their Japanese cousins.
The marshmallows are a a good size, a little larger than a silver dollar. They have a nice shape to them too, about 3/4 inch tall and and round and squish nicely between my fingers. They feel firm, yet have that nice give to them that tells me they are quite fresh.
The don't have much of a smell at all, just lightly sweet, like most marshmallows do. The texture is great, it's firm, yet soft, just like how it feels in my hand. It feels pillowy and soft, and it allows me a to chew it a few times in my mouth before ti dissolves. As far as flavor, it's lightly sweet and, just, well, marshmallow-y.
Strawberry: The berry flavor is strong, with a juicy, floral perfumey note to it with hints of bubblegum. It reads a strawberry, yet I hesitate to call it an authentic representation. It's color is a bright pink and is very striking against the white marshmallow.
Orange: Very juicy and zesty, and like the strawberry, not authentic, but still tasty and enjoyable. I'm get a mix of marmalade and orange soda if I had to lay my finger on what the flavor reminds me of. It has a good strength of flavor and I'd say it's the punchiest of the fruit flavors.
Grape: The flavor reminds me of Smuckers grape jelly mixed with that tart kick and intense sweetness of grape soda. It isn't terribly strong as a flavor, and it compliments the marshmallow nicely. By far the mildest of the three.
Chocolate: This marshmallows smells, and it smells lightly of hot chocolate. The flavor reminds me immediately of hot chocolate powder or packaged brownie and cake mix. It's chocolately for sure, but it's not the real deal, as so to speak. You can taste the "flatness" of the cocoa, yet it works well with the marshmallow. Besides, they're "stuffed marshmallows with chocolate", not "marshmallow covered" chocolate, so I'm glad they worked on preserving the marshmallow as the primary component, especially with such an aggressive flavor.
I am happy to say, I enjoyed these now even more than when I first tried them. Something about the subtle flavors and chewy texture is really appealing to my candy cravings as of late. I've also had a lot of fun trying different ways of eating them, inspired by Cybele. I've toasted them, microwaved them, dipped them in chocolate, sandwiched them, eaten them with Golden Grahams, and of course shared them with friends. All experiments have been successful.
I'm hoping that I will be able to find these more readily in stores now, as I believe Gud Fud is really working to get wider distribution (they even have a Facebook page!). If you haven't' seen them around and want to give them a try, Rosa over at ZOMG! Candy is having a giveaway of these tasty fellas. I highly recommend entering.
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All Princeton wanted was a chance. Thanks to four fantastic sessions in the 2013 Ivy League Championships, the Tigers will go into the final day with even more than a chance.
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Princeton heads into Saturday's final day of the Ivy League Championships with 953 team points, 33 more than reigning champion and unbeaten Harvard. There are seven events remaining in the competition, and Princeton already has a strong jump start in one of them (more on that later). You can watch all Saturday's final session by clicking on the link above, and you can also follow the live results both online and on your mobile device.
The Tigers got victories from Lisa Boyce and the 800 free relay, but they also got consistent strong swims during both the preliminary and finals session, which is the key to winning a championship event. Princeton prided itself on depth all season, and it has been that depth that has carried the first two days.
The finals session started off with a blazing 200 medley final, with three teams breaking the Ivy League record. Harvard took the event in 1:39.48, while Yale took second in 1:39.52.
Princeton, led by Boyce, senior Sarah Furgatch, freshman Morgan Karetnick and senior Carter Stephens, had a very strong performance and picked up third in 1:39.66. That time topped Yale by less than one second.
The 1000 was expected to be a big swing event for Harvard; while the Crimson did pick up points in the event, a pair of very strong swims before the finals session began sent two Tigers into the Top 8. Junior Maureen McCotter grabbed seventh in 9:57.25, while freshman India Boland took eighth in 9:59.00. Both swimmers cut more than 14 seconds off their seed times, and earned them key team points.
Yale freshman Eva Fabian took the event with a brilliant swim, going 9:46.08 to top the rest of the field by more than five seconds.
Princeton freshman Beverly Nguyen took third in the 400 IM final in 4:14.32, while sophomore Cara Slear added a 10th-place finish in 4:21.80.
Harvard had gained over those first three events, but a trio of Tiger finalists extended the lead in the 100 fly. Yale senior Alex Forrester, one of the league's best all-around swimmers, won the event in 51.57, but the Princeton freshman duo of Nikki Larson (53.21) and Morgan Karetnick (54.14) went 2-3 in the final. Senior co-captain Carter Stephens split fifth in 54.29, and all three topped Harvard's lone finalist to give Princeton a 71.5-point lead.
Crimson junior Sara Li won the 200 free in 1:46.48 in an exciting three-way duel with Penn junior Shelby Fortin and Princeton senior Jillian Altenburger. Fortin took second in 1:46.67, while Altenburger added a third-place swim in 1:46.93. Freshman Elizabeth McDonald gave Princeton two in the finals and took seventh in 1:48.28.
Columbia went 1-2 in the breast, with Katie Meili continuing her strong weekend with a dominant victory in 58.44. The Tigers didn't have an 'A' finalist, but senior Sarah Furgatch made her 'B' swim count. She won the heat and took ninth in 1:03.11, while sophomore Emily Yu took 14th in 1:04.18.
Then it was Boyce's turn.
The junior won her fifth straight Ivy title, as well as her sixth overall, and claimed her third straight 100 back crown by topping teammate Sada Stewart with an Ivy League record time of 52.93. Stewart was also spectacular, topping two Harvard swimmers for second in 53.53. Princeton sophomore Shirley Wang also made the 'A' final and placed seventh in 55.61.
At that point, all heads turned to the diving well for the 3-meter consolation finals. Both Princeton and Harvard will have two divers apiece in the 'A' finals Saturday night, but the Tigers had an impressive 4-1 edge in consolation finals qualifiers. Princeton made the session count, as Emily Kaplan (307.10), Bryna Tsai (290.45) and Helen Zitkovsky (289.75) went 1-2-3 in the 'B' final. Harvard took fourth, and Princeton's Courtney Fieldman finished eighth with 221.80 points.
That consolation finals will be provide a 40-point advantage for Princeton over Harvard, though those points won't appear in the team scores until the conclusion of the 'A' finals, the second-to-last event of the weekend. Princeton was a +49 in consolations, though Harvard added nine points in bonus finals (17th through 24th place).
Princeton ended Friday night in style, as the quartet of Altenburger, Larson, McDonald and Stewart blitzed the field in the 800 free relay to win in 7:12.64. Harvard held the lead through the first half of the meet, thanks to a strong start from Li, but McDonald gave Princeton the edge at the 500 mark. From there, the freshman duo proved too strong and sent the Tiger fans into an uproar.
Saturday's preliminaries will begin at 11 am, and finals will begin at 6 pm. Preliminary events will include the 200 back, the 100 free, the 200 breast and the 200 fly, while the finals will include those four events, the 1650, the 3-meter finals and the 400 free relay.


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ZF-3881: Zend_Form::setDefaults( array $defaults ) does not reset the values null
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It's really kick ass. I only have New Super Mario Bros and Animal Crossing Wild World, but they're both fun
It's really kick ass. I only have New Super Mario Bros and Animal Crossing Wild World, but they're both fun
Why'd you get it? For your birthday or somthing?
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I'm a lucky bastard? YOU GOT A WII FOR CHRISTMAS
I've saved up 220 for 2 years of christmas and birthday money. My brother owes me 40. I was gonna get a Wii. But they've been having SO many problems. Plus I wouldn't have any money left for games. Stuck with WiiSports and games I rent until November . Plus I only wanted Zelda and SSBB. Which I can wait for. So I got a DS, and 2 games. I have about 35 left over, I'm gonna get MarioKart
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|south slope
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|Hiked up here on Saturday! Seemed longer / took longer than expected, but kicked back and enjoyed awesome weather. Several snowfields still, but none were treacherous. Overall pretty easy hike, with a fun scramble at the end.
Great views on Hoffmann, even if you don't make it all the way up. Can see most of the major ranges of the park from the top. Great place to eye up the next objective!
|Posted Jun 29, 2009 12:59 pm
|Snow on Hoffmann
Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2007
|Planned a Solo from May Lake. Turned around on the first day due to whiteout and high wind. Clear sky on the 13th.
|Posted May 30, 2009 5:20 pm
|Hard work in the snow
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2006
|Snow lower down meant a long walk in from the Tioga Road. After that crampons made short work of the main climb!
|Posted Feb 14, 2009 4:57 pm
|Southeast Slopes
Date Climbed: Oct 17, 1988
|Always good to do peaks in the Sierra's
|Posted Jan 28, 2009 1:18 am
|Good to go!
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2005
|in '94, '97 and '05.
|Posted Nov 4, 2008 11:18 pm
|Mount Hoffman via May Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 1985
|As part of a school trip facilitated by Yosemite Institute.
|Posted Oct 3, 2008 9:26 am
|Standard and NE ridge combo
Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2008
|Took the May Lake trail but didn't notice the faint use trail going to the bottom of the summit slabs. I opted to pick up the ridge instead as I thought it would be an easier route; turned out to be a class 3 scramble; quite exciting with the huge drop off on your right. Didn't expect too much but this was a very worthy peak! First on top for the day.
|Posted Sep 29, 2008 12:57 pm
|A Bit
|From May Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2008
|The views were a little hazy and clouds were blasting by, but I didn't see a soul after leaving May Lake.
|Posted Sep 20, 2008 3:16 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2008
|Little snowy after May Lake, there is a "sharp" left that we missed ... but very accessible peak. Great views and blue ice in the northside valley.
|Posted Jul 22, 2008 10:57 pm
|Use Trail
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2008
|We had a pleasant short hike and then were chased off of the peak by rain, hail and lightning.
|Posted Jul 21, 2008 12:45 pm
|Beautiful Views
Date Climbed: May 11, 2008
|Climbed from valley floor up North dome gully. Washington column, Indian Rock, camped on Mt Watkins. Then up Hoffmann Sunday, and out.
Tioga road not open yet, so had it all to myself.
|Posted May 13, 2008 3:08 pm
|Short hike that seemed longer
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2007
|This hike was short in terms of distance, but went slowly because of the occasionally faint trail and frequent rock-hopping. Needed to use hands for the last 20 feet.
|Posted Aug 25, 2007 12:24 pm
|Quick afternoon climb
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2007
|2 1/2 hours after leaving the apartment I was standing on top! Now that's what I call a quick one - was surprised at how quickly the summit arrived. Did both the shorter one above the lake then the true summit with the antennae.
|Posted Aug 3, 2007 8:01 pm
|A grand day out
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2007
|Returned to climb Hoffman again, after realizing we'd climbed "Hoffman's Toe" (my term for the subsidiary summit above May Lake) two years ago. Had a great climb with spectacular views in all directions.
|Posted Aug 2, 2007 9:39 am
|From May Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2007
|Needed an easy peak to hike up with my brother, who is not in peak bagging shape. Great views of the entire park from the top. A new register had been placed the previous day.
|Posted Jul 16, 2007 12:04 pm
|Combination Trail and Off -Trail
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2007
|Went to the secondary summit first then up to the top. Gorgeous day, amazing views, tons of marmots (watch out for scat in your holds!). We were amused by the number of people in the parking lot who thought the little, scummy pond there was May Lake. We pointed them to the trailhead but most got in their cars and drove away. One lady asked, "Is there anything else to see here?" Since I hadn't been up yet, I didn't tell her about the incredible view up top.
|Posted Jul 8, 2007 2:29 pm
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|May Lake Route
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 2007
|Expansive views in all directions- Nice day!
|Posted Jun 15, 2007 10:32 pm
|Welcome to Tuolumne
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2007
|We scrambled up some unknown route(s) up Hoffmann on our first day in Tuolumne this year. Great place and absolutely incredible views. Mostly 2nd class with a few class 3-4 moves along the way. Our original plan was to follow the ridge line to Tuolumne Peak but a combination of gathering clouds and our laziness made us stop on the summit plateau and take a great nap! :)
Enjoy the pet marmot on the summit!
|Posted Jun 4, 2007 11:20 am
|South Slope via May Lake
Date Climbed: May 27, 2007
|Great hike with the g/f. Fantastically beautiful.
|Posted May 29, 2007 11:16 am
|Peak Baguette
|Route: South Slope via May Lake, Date: 05.19.07
Date Climbed: May 19, 2007
|Stopped 100 ft short of the summit due to a very late start... too much slipping & sliding to finish in the dark. Road to May Lakes TH was still closed, which added 4ish miles RT. Still lots of snow... melting snow over rocks in a few steep areas felt much like hiking up a greased pig, but with a bit less squealing.
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The present study demonstrates the benefits of combinatorial antioxidant therapy in the treatment of ischemic stroke. Male Sprague-Dawley rats were anaesthetised and the middle cerebral artery (MCA) was occluded for 30 minutes followed by 5.5 hours of reperfusion. Pretreatment with resveratrol 30 mi...
We hypothesized that the loss of glucose homeostasis in ob/ob mice is associated with upregulation of islet uncoupling protein-2 (UCP2) expression, leading to impaired glucose-stimulated insulin secretion (GSIS). Changes in glucose homeostasis in lean and ob/ob mice from 5 to 16 weeks were assessed ...
Chronic exposure to elevated free fatty acids (lipotoxicity) induces uncoupling protein (UCP2) in the pancreatic beta-cell, and therefore a causal link between UCP2 and beta-cell defects associated with obesity may exist. Recently, we showed that lipid treatment in vivo and in vitro in UCP2(-/-) mic...
Hypertrophy of beta cells from obese fa/fa rats is associated with increased sensitivity to basal glucose. Exposure to glucose in culture distorts insulin secretion more in beta cells from large than small islets from fa/fa rats. The aim of the present study is to investigate whether increased beta ...
After ischemic stroke, early thrombolytic therapy to reestablish tissue perfusion improves outcome but triggers a cascade of deleterious cellular and molecular events. Using a collaborative approach, our groups examined the effects of guanosine (Guo) in response to ischemic reperfusion injury in vit...
Inhibition of Kv2.1 voltage-dependent K+ channels in pancreatic beta-cells enhances glucose-dependent insulin secretion
Voltage-dependent (Kv) outward K(+) currents repolarize beta-cell action potentials during a glucose stimulus to limit Ca(2+) entry and insulin secretion. Dominant-negative "knockout" of Kv2 family channels enhances glucose-stimulated insulin secretion. Here we show that a putative Kv2.1 a...
NADH-dependent cytochrome b5 reductase and NADPH methemoglobin reductase activity in the erythrocytes of Oncorhynchus mykiss
Methemoglobin is oxidized hemoglobin that cannot bind to or dissociate from oxygen. In fish, it is most commonly caused by exposure to excess nitrites and can lead to abnormal swimming, buoyancy, or death. The methemoglobin concentration in mammals is determined by the balance of oxidizing agents ve...
Overexpression of uncoupling protein 2 inhibits glucose-stimulated insulin secretion from rat islets
Uncoupling protein 2 (UCP-2) mRNA expression has been shown to be altered by metabolic conditions such as obesity in humans, but its functional significance is unknown. The expression of UCP-2 mRNA and protein in normal rat islets was established by reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction an...
Resveratrol, a dietary polyphenol with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity, has been shown to provide neuroprotection in models of ischemia. However, the mechanism of action of resveratrol-induced neuroprotection remains unclear. Previous work in our laboratory has provided evidence that acut...
The lack of uncoupling protein-2 prevents the effects of free fatty acids on the pancreatic beta-cell
The transcription factor sry-related HMG box-4 (SOX4) is required for normal renal development in vivo
UPEI-100, a conjugate of lipoic acid and apocynin, mediates neuroprotection in a rat model of ischemia/reperfusion
Previous work in our laboratory has provided evidence that preadministration of apocynin and lipoic acid at subthreshold levels for neuroprotection enhanced the neuroprotective capacity when injected in combination. Therefore, the present investigation wa...
UPEI-300, A Conjugate Of Lipoic Acid And Edaravone, Mediates Neuroprotection In Ischemia/Reperfusion
Edaravone, an electron spin trapper with radical scavenging activity, has been shown to be effective in reducing infarct volume in humans following ischemic stroke. However, concerns of edaravone-induced renal toxicity have limited its clinical adoption. Previous work has demonstrated that edaravone...
Stressors such as chronic hyperglycemia or hyperlipidemia may lead to insufficient insulin secretion in susceptible individuals, contributing to type 2 diabetes. The molecules mediating this effect are just beginning to be identified. Uncoupling protein (UCP)-2 may be one such negative modulator of ...
Uncoupling protein-2, discovered in 1997, belongs to a family of inner mitochondrial membrane proteins that, in general, function as carriers. The function(s) of uncoupling protein-2 have not yet been definitively described. However, mounting evidence suggests that uncoupling protein-2 could act in ...
cAMP-mediated signaling normalizes glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in uncoupling protein-2 overexpressing beta-cells
We investigated whether an increase in cAMP could normalize glucose-stimulated insulin secretion (GSIS) in uncoupling protein-2 (UCP2) overexpressing (ucp2-OE) beta-cells. Indices of beta-cell (beta-TC-6f7 cells and rodent islets) function were measured after induction of ucp2, in the presence or ab...


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Colombia is one of the oldest democracies in Latin America with a diversified and growing economy, solid functioning institutions, progressive laws, an active civil society, and abundant natural resources. However, Colombia is also marked by significant income inequality and rural poverty, weak state presence and services in certain rural areas, and a decades-long internal armed conflict that causes human rights violations and impedes national efforts to tackle poverty and exclusion. The internal armed conflict had resulted in Colombia having the world's second largest population of internally displaced persons (at least 5 million) and the largest number of landmine victims in the Americas.
In recent years, the Government of Colombia has made progress in reducing poverty and in bringing security to rural areas. The government has also initiated peace discussions with the two largest guerilla movements (FARC and ELN), with the goal of ending the last guerilla war in the Americas.
Find out what Canada is doing to support development in Colombia.
Thematic Focus
In 2014, Colombia was confirmed as a country of focus for the Government of Canada's international development efforts.
The overall goal of Canada's program in Colombia is to improve human rights and reduce inequality and poverty for the most vulnerable. This includes a thematic focus on children and youth (with a priority on child protection and access to education) to help break the cycles of violence that have plagued Colombia and help prepare future generations for full integration into society. It also includes a thematic focus on sustainable economic growth (with a priority on rural economic development) that will help ensure that small-scale farmers, women, ethnic minorities and youth can earn a decent living and contribute to their local economy.
The Government of Colombia has identified its development priorities in its National Development Plan 2010-2014. Canada's program in Colombia supports the objectives of the Government of Colombia to achieve these priorities.
Economic growth
Canada supports the participation of vulnerable groups in Colombia's economic development via assistance to agricultural cooperatives and producer associations, the provision of rural credit and insurance services, technical-vocational training, trade-related technical assistance for Colombia's small and medium-sized enterprises, and technical assistance for the responsible management of natural resources. Canada also works in partnership with the Colombian and Canadian private sectors to support economic diversification and market access for rural populations.
Key anticipated results
- Implemented community-level sustainable development projects in partnership with regional and local governments, non-governmental organizations, and extractive sector companies.
- Provided vulnerable groups (including small-scale farmers, women, youth, and ethnic minorities) with support for sustainable economic development initiatives.
Children and youth
Canada continues to support the rights of the most vulnerable groups in Colombia, with a special focus on promoting and protecting the rights of children and youth and improving educational access in conflict-affected areas. Canada works in partnership with Colombian state institutions and civil society to protect children and youth from violence, exploitation and abuse.
Key anticipated results
- Increased access to education and conflict-resolution skills for children and youth in rural areas
- Developed policies and programs for children and youth affected by internal displacement, human rights violations, and injuries caused by landmines
Progress on Aid Effectiveness
Colombia adheres to the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness (PDF, 317 KB, 23 pages). Its International Cooperation Strategy for 2012-2014 , which guides Colombia's international development cooperation, is coordinated through the Presidential Agency for Cooperation (APC Colombia).
Canada actively takes part in the Donors Group and the G24, two donor coordination bodies that maintain an ongoing and constructive dialogue with the Colombian government and civil society on issues of development, peace, and human rights.
Achievements 2012-2013
Ensuring Security and Stability
- Trained 47,430 children and adolescents on how to protect themselves from violence, exploitation and abuse.
- Provided 12,835 adolescents and youths with sexual education and reproductive health services.
- Fifty-three (53) tourism businesses were certified with a Code of Conduct that commits them to preventing commercial sexual exploitation on their premises.
- Helped 9 indigenous and Afro-Colombian organizations develop community Prevention and Protection Plans that protect youth from violence and exploitation in conflict-affected areas.
Children and Youth
- Helped reintegrate 11,783 out-of-school girls and boys back into the Colombian school system.
- Helped train 12,867 family members and caregivers to provide quality childcare for 617,616 children (0-5 yrs old).
- Trained 11,700 youth in leadership and organizational skills in conflict-affected areas of Nariño Department.
- Trained 2,557 youth (1,402 women and 1,155 men) in leadership skills and gender equality in Nariño Department.
Stimulating economic growth
Helped youth entrepreneurs prepared sixty (60) business plans and provided them with training in sustainable agriculture and crop management.
Achievements 2011-2012
- Trained 17,200 members of the Colombian Armed Forces and the National Police on humanitarian law and children's rights
- Trained more than 6,400 children, adolescents, and adults on the importance of child protection and rights and gender equality via workshops and awareness-raising activities
- Helped 2,268 vulnerable young people and 590 adults gain access to alternative education
- Trained 1,786 teachers on new teaching practices, leading to better educational performance
- Trained 900 youth on how to improve their life skills and 504 youth on income-generating activities via training workshops
- Trained more than 500 children, youth and parents on how to prevent sexual abuse and commercial sexual exploitation through community awareness activities and events
Although Canada does not have direct programming in MNCH in Colombia Canada has improved the health of women and children by working with Canadian and global partners. See all maternal, newborn and child health projects in Colombia.
Visit the Canada delivers results for the world's women and children page for more information.
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