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Fawn Lake is 43 acres in size and 27 feet deep and has populations of brook trout. This trail starts in a forest of white fir and mountain hemlock then makes a transition into lodgepole forest. There are excellent views of Red Top and Lake view Mountain at Fawn Lake.
Directions: From Crescent: Travel east on County Road 61 to its junction with Highway 58. Turn north onto Highway 58 and then east onto Forest Service Road 60 and on to the Lake and campground parking lot.
Seasonal Access: Normally Open: Spring-Fall
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MINNEAPOLIS — Wisconsin-Superior took over the top spot in this week's USCHO.com Division III men's poll. The undefeated Yellowjackets, at 14-0-5, received 11 of 15 first-place votes. Moving up one position to No. 2 is St. Norbert, with three first-place nods, after two weekend league wins.
In third, up one position, and receiving the other first-place vote, is St. John's, which had two wins over MIAC foe St. Mary's over the weekend. Dropping from the top to No. 4 was Manhattanville, which had its first loss of the season on Saturday at Hobart.
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Despite a win over Elmira in its only game of the week, RIT drops one spot to No. 13, while St. Thomas, victorious in a pair of games over Bethel, moves up one place to No. 14.
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Actor/Director Mark Ruffalo, a resident of Sullivan Co, NY, lives in an are where big energy companies want to "hydro-frack" for gas. Caught in New York, shortly before Al Gore's Climate Reality event, Ruffalo talked to Laura Flanders of GRITtv about the impact of Hurricane Irene on the area where corporations want to drill. The threats to water and soil are very real, says Ruffalo, and the situation gives us a "chance to see what we're made of." Opponents of hydraulic fracturing have promised to "shut down" a meeting of the Delaware River Basin Commission in Trenton, NJ, on October 21st. The commission will be considering drilling regulations covering an estimated 22,000 gas wells in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Delaware on land that drains into the Delaware River, which provides water to 15 million people in those four states. Ruffalo starts with shout-out to Josh Fox, director of "Gasland" - a documentary about hydro-fracking which received its first national screening on GRITtv. Fllmmaker Josh Fox accepted an Emmy Award last week for "outstanding directing. (The ceremony will be broadcast Sunday night.) For more on fracking, Ruffalo recommends checking out WaterDefense.org, CatskillMountainKeeper.com, Damascus Citizens, or "Gasland." On September 24, New Yorkers can hear Flanders and others speak at a gathering near the United Nations for Moving Planet NYC, an international day of action to draw attention to the climate crisis and push for solutions that move us beyond our reliance on fossil fuels - organized by NYPIRG, 350.org, and others.


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According to the New Jersey-based Winn Feline Foundation, researchers at the Tufts University veterinary school near Boston analyzed 90 canned foods from 45 brands and found that 12 of the foods – or 13 percent -- did not meet minimum B1 requirements set by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO), a pet nutrition oversight body. Although the names of the deficient foods were not disclosed, the foundation said that pate-style food had lower B1 levels than non-pate foods, and that food made by small companies had lower B1 levels than those made by large ones.
The study was prompted by a series of recalls of B1-deficient cat food. Six such recalls have occurred in the past five years, Winn Feline noted. B1, also known as thiamine, is vital to a cat's neurological function, and a prolonged deficiency can lead to serious illness and even death.
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SEATTLE - After a record eight Huskies were selected in the 2014 Major League Baseball Draft (and all subsequently signed), it is easy to scan minor league rosters and find ex-Washington baseball players playing throughout the country.
One roster alone has three recent Huskies on the team. Joe Meggs, Jeff Brigham and Brian Wolfe are all members of the Ogden Raptors in the single-A Pioneer League. In a recent game the trio faced Robert Pehl's Idaho Falls Chukars, making for a mini Huskies reunion (photo above).
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Seven Things to Keep in Mind When Studying the Bible
1. All scripture is inspired and profitable but not all scripture is applicable in the same way.
The bad advice from Job's friends isn't applicable in the same way as Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount. Judas' example of committing suicide isn't a model for our behavior in the same way as Paul's ethical instruction. Solomon's cynicism in Ecclesiastes isn't meant to be a guide for life in the same way as his wisdom in Proverbs. We violate the text when we don't recognize that equality of inspiration and accuracy does not equate to equality of application. Error is not truth simply because God inspires its accurate recording.
2. A biblical answer to a specific question on a subject isn't necessarily an answer to every question on a subject.
Jesus' answer to the religious leaders about divorce and remarriage was his answer to a very specific question. To make this his answer to every question about divorce and remarriage is to violate the text. That Paul concedes to the reality of slavery and gives instructions to masters and slaves within that context does not equate to an endorsement of slavery. His answer to the hypothetical question "Given the cultural reality of slavery, how should we live?" cannot be forced to be the answer to "Do you think slavery is God's best for humanity?"
3. Not all biblical language is literal.
Many misunderstand the literal/figurative choice to equate to a choice between real and false. To honor scriptural authority then means that we should take scripture literally. But this is not how language works. Words, whether literal or figurative, have a referent–some understanding they are meant to convey. This referent might either be concrete or abstract. Literal language might have a very abstract referent. Figurative language could have a very concrete referent. Language in scripture about the four corners of the earth (figurative language) actually has a very concrete referent (every conceivable direction). Metaphorical and literal language with both concrete or abstract referents can all be true. It is not necessary to assume biblical language is literal to affirm that it is true.
4. Historical and cultural context matters.
There's no such thing as simply taking the text at face value. We will either understand biblical language within the context in which it was written or we will interpret it within our own cultural context. When reading what Paul had to say about women to the Ephesian church in his letter to Timothy, it's helpful to understand something about Artemis' temple and the associated worship practices in that culture. When reading Romans it's helpful to understand the Jew/Gentile issues being faced by the church in Rome, otherwise we might assume Romans is about the theological issues surrounding individual justification.
5. Theology develops within scripture.
There's no real understanding of angelic hierarchy until Daniel. We don't really even find the first hints of a theology of resurrection until the Psalms. The biblical understanding of the afterlife present in the New Testament completely supersedes the early Old Testament concept of Sheol. Jesus' own "You've heard it said…but I say to you" approach to teaching further evidences this reality. Jesus himself is the ultimate revelation of God. This is nonsensical if previous revelations were just as ultimate.
6. "How does this apply to me today?" isn't the primary question.
It's an important question and you should always try to get to it. But the primary questions are: What might the author's original intent have been? What would the immediate audience have understood this text to mean and how might they have applied it? This approach might totally change how you would apply the text to your own life. Take Jesus' action in clearing the temple for example. If you immediately look for personal application you might assume that you shouldn't have a bookstore or a cafe in your church building. But when you understand that Jesus was making a prophetic declaration against corruption and nationalism, personal application points toward being a voice for integrity and embracing God's heart for the nations.
7. Don't overuse Hebrew and Greek word studies.
When you look up an English word in Webster's Dictionary, it will often give you several possible meanings. You must then use the context to determine which of those possible meanings are intended in a particular context. It would be silly to assume that every possible meaning is intended. I see this mistake made with Hebrew and Greek all the time. Someone uses some original language resource to look up the meaning of a word and several possible uses of the word are presented. All of these possible uses are then forced into the context and the word is forced to mean all of these possible meanings simultaneously. Language doesn't work like that. Do word studies. It's helpful. But don't overdo it. Use several different translations of the Bible comparatively. If the nugget you learn from word study enhances or expands on the translation choices of the teams of scholars that translated that word, that's great. But if it brings in a meaning that is completely absent from a variety of translations, be careful.
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Josh Hildebrand September 5, 2013 (10:14 pm)
Once again, great insight, Alan! As a pastor, I'm constantly seeing abuses of various kinds in using and interpreting Scripture. I may require all new members of our church to read your post!
Kerry Wood September 5, 2013 (11:05 pm)
Great stuff, Alan. Why don't you come teach my Hermeneutics class this Fall? The 1st thought I zero in on is in your #5. I call it The Jesús Hermeneutic. The only way to understand the Scripture is through the Lens of the Person of Jesús as He relates to the Father by the Spirit. A proper embrace of the relational nature of the Triune God frees us from hierarchical structures and mechanical fórmulas. The Kingdom is grounded is relationship– without this understanding our view of Scripture will always deteriorate to what we can analyze and control.
Carma September 6, 2013 (7:49 am)
Well said, Alan! What a simple and fresh perspective! Lots of hope, healing, and love encapsulated here…thank you for sharing!
Stephanie Kelsey September 6, 2013 (7:56 am)
Smart people are impressive to me only slightly. But smart people that can apply their knowledge in an easily understandable way for the rest of us to glean from is totally over the top impressive to me! Thank you for pouring into all those around you! You and Nancy ROCK:)
Jace Everett September 6, 2013 (9:19 am)
Good post Alan. You've refined a few points of your apologetics nicely. And, check it, I agree with most of your points. Of course I'd add a few more. But mostly, I do wish there weren't coffee shops in churches. 😉


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Way back in 2007, when then-Gov. Haley Barbour was running for re-election, he advocated establishing a health insurance exchange for the state.
Barbour, the former chair of the Republican National Committee and the former political director in the Reagan White House in the 1980s, argued that the exchange would provide accessibility to health insurance for more Mississippians.
With Mississippi being the nation's least healthy state and since Mississippi had the second highest percentage of uninsured citizens, the Republican governor thought at the time it was the right way to go.
Barbour discussed the reason he believed a health insurance exchange was a good idea in 2007 as he sat in the back of a Crown Victoria between campaign stops speeding along state Highway 2 from Blue Mountain to Hickory Flat. It was hard to take notes on the curvy highway, but I got the gist of what he was discussing.
He was one of the first politicians I heard advocate health insurance exchanges.
How times change.
At least 16 Republican governors are saying they will not enact the health insurance exchanges that are part of President Barack Obama's Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. As a result of last week's ruling where the Supreme Court said the health care law was constitutional, angry Republican politicians have said not to enact key provisions of the law under the assumption that their candidates will prevail in the November elections and be able to overturn the law.
If the law is not repealed, the Republican governors in a very real sense will be cutting off their noses to spite their faces. After all, under the law, if states opt not to create a health insurance exchange, the federal government will do it for them. In other words, the Republican governors will be giving away authority to the federal government.
The exchanges are supposed to be places where a consumer, who is looking to buy
insurance, can go to shop for a policy that fits his or her needs. Presumably, the rates will be cheaper since people will be shopping on the open market and because consumers will be able to take advantage of group purchasing power. States can form consortiums in creating the exchanges.
Barbour, who is no fan of other aspects of the Affordable Care Act, thought the exchange was a good idea and wanted state officials to have as much say as possible in developing the Mississippi exchange.
He was able to pass bills establishing the exchange through both the state Senate, where current Gov. Phil Bryant then presided as lieutenant governor, and through the House, but in differing forms. House and Senate leaders never could agree on a compromise, resulting in the legislation dying.
But as it turned out, existing law allowed state Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney to begin the process of putting the exchange in place. As a result, Chaney said Mississippi is viewed as a national leader in developing the exchanges that are supposed to be in operation by 2014.
The Republican Chaney says proudly other state insurance commissioners call his office for advice in developing an exchange.
A website already is set up at www.onemissisisppi.com where consumers can go and shop for policies. By the way, the state Department of Insurance is using federal funds to develop the exchange.
Perhaps Republicans will carry the day in November. But that does not necessarily mean they will win enough seats in the Senate to have the votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
But even if they do, having a system to make it easier to obtain health insurance – such as an exchange – might be a good thing regardless of party.
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A trend in current fiction is to present the same story from various points of view, which is what Francine Prose does in this fine novel. Some authors use this technique to present contradictory versions of events, but that is not, for the most part, what Prose does here. Instead, her various narrators each add to what the others have to say until the shape of her story becomes clear (at least until the end). And each of those narrators is an interesting character, well-drawn and having a distinctive voice.
The story revolves around Lou Villars. Lou, Louisianne is her full name, is a ten-year old child when we meet her. Her parents send her away to school, where a num notices her athletic ability. Soon, the nun finds a trainer for her and Lou travels about giving athletic exhibitions, even boxing against men. When one day, her trainer attempts to rape her, Lou runs away, ending up at the Chameleon Club, where she works her way up until she is playing a sailor who saves a drowning mermaid. Before long, Lou and her mermaid partner are lovers. The she becomes a race-car driver and, later still, she meets Hitler and becomes an informer for the Nazis. During the occupation, she becomes a very successful torturer for the Gestapo, with an uncanny ability to extract information using only a cigarette lighter. Other important characters are Gabor Tsenyi, a Hungarian photographer living in Paris, his lover and later wife, Suzanne, an acerbic ex-pat American writer named Lionel Maine, and Baroness Lily de Rossignol, Gabor's patron and wife of Baron Rossignol, whose firm manufactures the cars Lou longs to race, as well as Nathalie Dunois, Lou Villars's biographer who says she is Suzanne's niece. The Chameleon Club of the title, by the way, is a haven for the cross-dressing crowd, and peculiar things seem to happen there.
Writers and readers don't ever seem to get enough of Europe, especially Paris, where Prose's work takes place, roughly between about 1932 and 1944. Prose has recreated Paris's demi-monde with an incredible vitality and realism. The sad fate of so many unhappy women and men has seldom if ever been so well done. A fine and exciting read though with a surprise ending that makes readers question much of what they thought they knew about the characters, especially Lou and Nathalie, and their lives.
For those who are interested in such things, at least two of the characters seem to be modeled on historical persons: Lou Villars is said to be modeled on Violette Morris, a lesbian living in Paris around the time, who, like Lou Villars, underwent a double mastectomy, and Lionel Maine is said to be modeled on Henry Miller. Prose is also historically accurate in documenting the anti-Semitism in France between the wars.


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Belly Button: If it was a turkey timer, it would indicate the turkey is not yet done. I say BULLSHIT.
Labor Signs: Yeah. According to the doc at my last appointment (Monday) it could be "any day now!" It is now Friday and I am cranky. Fool me once, shame on you...
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Movement: Starting to slow down. Mr. Wiggles is running out of room in there!
Food cravings: Nah.
Gender: My little boy's due date is in 8 days. I hope he is more like his dad (likes to be early) than his mom (always running late).
What I miss: I don't even remember life before...
What I am looking forward to: Meeting my son!
What I have learned: People don't think twice before asking you about your vagina. When you are 39 weeks pregnant, questions like "Did you get an internal exam?" and "Is your cervix dilated?" are COMMON.
For some reason, (thankfully,) this is something I find hilarious, and not supremely annoying as I have found most other things people say and do.
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The CW launches a new sci-fi series tonight when "Star-Crossed" takes over its 8 p.m. timeslot with a drama that is part Romeo & Juliet, and a lot about tolerance, with images that heavy handedly are reminders of integration in Southern schools in the '60s.
"Star-Crossed" begins when an alien spaceship crash lands on earth. The immediate assumption is the Atrians have come to earth to conquer the planet, so the army goes on the defense, hunting down and killing the perceived new foe. Those that are captured are put in an internment camp, known as The Sector, where they remain for the better part of a decade.
Emery Whitehill (a now brunette Aimee Teegarden, "Friday Night Lights") is just 6 years old when the Atrians, who came to earth because their planet was dying, arrive and doesn't have a clue what the grownups are up to, but when she discovers a similarly aged Atrian boy, she hides him -- until he is discovered and shot.
Flash forward to 10 years later when Marshall High Scholl is being integrated to a great deal of resistance by both the students and parents. You would think after 10 years, some sort of understanding between the earth folk and the aliens would have been reached, but that is not the case -- despite the fact that the only difference in appearance between the two races is that Atrian's have tattoos on their faces. The fact that they have two hearts is another matter entirely -- and one that was just briefly touched on.
High school in the future is very much like today with the requisite popular girls, jocks, stoners, and bullies, but to its credit, "Star-Crossed" features bullies on both sides of the planetary divide. It is here that Emery, who has been out of school for four years with some form of cancer, again shows her tolerance and befriends Roman [Matt Lanter, "90210"], who turns out to be the very same Atrian boy she saved as a child.
The human feeling that the Atrians are savages, is very much returned, which, of course, leads to a showdown, which is cut short by the cops. But as Emery is helping Roman escape, she gets an emergency phone call, which causes Roman to take an action with dire consequences.
Of course, as this is The CW, so both the majority of the human and Atrian high school students are overly attractive with great bone structure and hair. Just as the beast on "Beauty and the Beast" is a hot guy with a not-so-horrible scar, it leaves one wondering, if no one had seen the space ship land, it seems as if the Atrians wouldn't have had such a difficult time assimilating.
And, while the clothing in 10 years hasn't changed much, the technology has advanced. Lockers are accessed by fingerprint, as opposed to a combination lock, talking computers dispense meals in the cafeteria, and cell phones are see-through plastic devices, although there does seem to still be the occasional textbook.
The pilot episode of "Star-Crossed" presents some interesting possibilities, but the future of the show -- for me, at least, to keep watching -- will depend on how much they depend on the star-crossed lovers aspect, as opposed to telling relevant stories about persecution and man's seeming innate fear of anyone who is different. That's where the significant stories could be told to educate a generation that doesn't have knowledge of the struggles of the '60s.


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Just when fans thought they were done with seeing old faces from ghosts of "General Hospital" past, a familiar face will arrive in Port Charles. The Cassadines have been a prominent family in Port Charles for decades. The late 70s and early 80s gave way to several Cassadine characters including Helena and Victor. According to a Jan. 25 report from We Love Soaps, Victor Cassadine will show up in Port Charles with some shocking news. Fans are excited to see Thaao Penghlis reprise the role. Penghlis left the show in 1981 and this will be his first time back since.
"General Hospital" has brought back several older characters to celebrate the show's 50th anniversary in 2013. Victor Cassadine was last seen in Port Charles in 1981 when he was sent to prison by Robert Scorpio and Luke Spencer. Cassadine was presumed dead and his arrival will definitely ruffle a few feathers. He is the uncle to both Stavros Cassadine and Alexis Davis, which would make him the great-uncle to Nikolas.
While the story line that will develop is being kept under wraps, fans are excited to see him back in the mix. With Helena Cassadine gone, there isn't a good Cassadine "bad guy" on screen. Thaao Penghlis is set to make his first "General Hospital" appearance on Jan. 31.
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Academic libraries in the US operate according to an academic support model that is so old and so pervasive that it has become like water to fish: nobody notices it, least of all those who practice it. But given the current feverish interest in academic performance, it may be time to ask whether every academic support unit shouldn't look more like the library.
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Usually, there is a great story involved with artists finding out they've been nominated for an MTV Video Music Award — awakened by their manager beneath a pile of barely clad co-eds, about to pop their umpteenth bottle of rosé, backstage at the Acropolis (Yanni only), etc. — but in B.o.B's case, well, he learned about his five noms in about the most pedestrian way possible: on Twitter.
"Actually, I just found out, like, two hours ago," he told MTV News on Tuesday (August 3). "I was just on Twitter checking to see what's up, and then I saw I got nominated, and I was like, 'All right, don't mind if I do.' "
B.o.B's "Airplanes" is nominated four times — for Best Collaboration , Best Male Video, Best Hip-Hop Video and Video of the Year — and his "Nothin' on You" also picked up a nod in the Best Pop category. All in all, he scored more noms than folks like Katy Perry, Ke$ha, Usher and Drake — which seems pretty amazing, until you consider the massive year he's had: a pair of smash-hit singles and a #1 debut for his The Adventures of Bobby Ray album . And, yes, he considers the VMA nominations to be further validation of that success.
"It's very special to me. I think it's a lot more special than the success of the singles, because this reflects the work I've put in over the years and the word of mouth I've helped create," he said. "It's definitely amazing. I'm trying to find the words to explain it, but I can't. It's inexplicable. I'm a real simple man, so, you know, I accept every gift with generosity and gratitude."
And, to that end, B.o.B won't speculate on his chances in each category ("I'll just see how the cookie crumbles") or actively campaign for votes ("I'm not gonna get like that about it"), but there is one area in which he's fairly confident: Best Dressed Celeb.
"I'm going to wear rocket boots," he laughed.
In keeping with his left-field ways, even though he'll be sharing the spotlight with the likes of Lady Gaga and Eminem, he's most excited to see — and meet — surprise VMA nominee Florence Welch, of Florence and the Machine .
"Oh, man, I dig Florence so much. I listened to her perform 'Dog Days Are Over' at Coachella, and she's amazing," he said. "I hope she performs, and I hope she wins everything. I think she's awesome."
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I was surprised to find the basket so well made, it is a heavy duty bike basket that is made to last. It has multiple pockets as pictured, the front has 2 pockets and although it is not depicted in the product picture, the rain cover is stored in the lower and larger of the 2 pockets, and it is attached to a strap that is sewed into the interior of the top smaller pocket. This way, you won't misplaced it, and in situation where the rain cover is in used, it will remain attached to the bike basket if it was to come loose. It also has a cardboard insert that helps make the base of the basket hard providing support for the puppy, and helping to keep the shape of the basket. At the top of the basket, the 2 straps sits across the top taking up a couple of inches of the opening of the basket on each side. Inside the basket, there is an adjustable strap that is used to secure the dog into the basket. There is a metal bar that is inserted into the bottom of the basket that serves several purposes: 1- it keeps the basket in its form when expanded, 2- it provides some support when the dog is in the basket, and 3- it leans against the bike to stabilize the basket. One of the safety flaws is that this metal bar doesn't really support the dog's weight (#2) because it is "leaned against" the bike rather than installed onto the bike frame to provide permanent stability. It can slightly swing to the right and left when weights are added to the basket and the bike is moving. This could be fixed by adding a couple of bungee cords. I also used the bungee cords for another important safety reason (mentioned below). The basket is held onto the bike by 2 straps with plastic clips. With my puppy being only 11 lbs, the straps and clips SHOULD hold the basket in place with my dog is in it. Unfortunately, when the straps are not wrapped around the handle in a certain angle, even when adjusted, it could slip from the clip which loosen up the strap from the bike handle with just a light push down on the basket. That was scary, fortunately, my dog wasn't in the basket at the time. With the bike cables being in the way, I couldn't get the straps to stay in place when weights are added to the basket. So, I added the bungee cords to provide security. I added photos to this product but not sure where they went. If you can find them, it will help you with the basket and bungee cord installation. Let me try to explain it - do this when the basket is installed onto the bike: At the top of the basket where the 2 straps are on both sides, there is a silver metal ring, hook one bungee cord onto each ring. Then look at where the metal bar at the base of the basket where it leans onto the bike. Take one of the bungee cord and stretch it under and around the part of the frame where this metal bar is leaned onto the bike, and hook the other end of the bungee cord onto the other side of the metal bar. Do the same with the other bungee cord. The 2 bungee cords should for somewhat like an X, crossing each other on the bike frame near the base of the basket. I am going to see if I can find another product page that will allow me to upload pictures. With the correct installation and right length of bungee cords - about a foot long, the bike basket will be secured. If all the pet bike baskets that I looked at, this is by far the best in terms of construction and quality. It's not perfect and fortunately, nothing a couple of bungee cords cannot fix :-). BIKE INFO: My bike is a Specialized CrossTrail (hybrid). It does have flat handle bars and brake cables sticking out. Make sure the brakes work before going for a ride. I have read many reviews, and some commented that this basket works with flat handle bars. PET INFO: I have a terrier mix that is 11 lbs. She fits perfectly in the bike.
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2012-10-29 00:44:46
snoozer pet carrier
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edward pindral
Adelaide South Australia, YT Australia
I'm happy with my purchase, if I physically saw the product before hand I may not have purchased it, the dog carrying bag is best suited to a bike with straight handle bars or/which are uncluttered by brake handles,cables, bell, lights etc.
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Date Posted:
2012-07-19 23:47:54
Very Poor Design (with counterpoint)
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Richard Gardner
Sunnyvale, CA United States
I have owned 2 bike shops. I have been a certified bicycle mechanic since the 1970's. i'm currently an avid rider logging between 80-200 miles per week. I know bicycles inside and out. This is the very worst accessory for a bicycle I have ever seen! I would never put my dog in this carrier. Here are the issues: 1) NO secure attachment to the bike. The straps just go around the bars and it relays on weight and gravity to hold it down. It literally hangs on the bike. 2) The bottom bar just leans against the frame. 3) If you hit a bump the basket and the dog will go flying in the air and your dog will likely be hung. 4) It will ONLY work, as advertised, with a tall goose neck (handlebar riser). 5) Interferes with brake and gear cables. Even an inexpensive bike basket will have secure clamps that attach to your bars and have solid supports that attach to your forks. This has neither. It literally hangs on the bars. Other reviews here are not from people with an engineering degree. ====== GW LITTLE RESPONSE: While we appreciate the engineering perspective we must say he's missing the end user's objective for using this basket. Having used both Snoozer models ourselves for many years and over many miles we've never experienced any issues with these baskets. Yes, prudence dictates you make sure the basket works on your style bike and does not interfere with cable controls, and adding weight to the front of the bike will affect its handling. It causes you to slow down. You would have to go over a pretty severe bump to dislodge the basket and dog, and even if someone lost control going over big bumps their dog should not be "hung" since you will be using a harness and not a collar attached to the tether strap. Also, it's extremely doubtful anyone using these baskets with their "most precious cargo" would ride aggressively. It's certainly not meant to go racing or off-road mountain bike riding, but rather enjoyable leisurely rides with your dog. We have no reservations about using these as represented and continue to use them taking Peluche on rides all the time, and she loves it. Were thankful for the ease of use by not having clamps and gravity does a fantastic job of keeping everything in place. If you ride with caution, as we feel our customers are intelligent enough to do with their dog on board, none of the points raised here should be an issue. Enjoy and Ride Safe.
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Date Posted:
2012-04-28 17:24:18
bike basket
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Susan Williams
Hattiesburg, MS United States
Our 11 1/2 year maltese Rebel absolutely loves his bike basket...he can't wait til Sun afternoon so he can ride again! The basket attaches easily and is very sturdy! Thanks for a great product!
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Date Posted:
2011-09-05 16:01:09
Love this basket!!
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NY United States
Followed the instruction that came with the basket so that my Maltese will get used to it. First, he just sat in for a little, then we rode a bit around our house, then went for a long ride on a bike path. He was a little unsure at the beginning but quickly got used to it, and now LOVES riding in this. The chin rest is perfect. I do use the Vented Car Vest Harness to secure him. Now when I let him out, he runs to the bike and wait for the ride. Super fun!!
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Date Posted:
2011-09-01 14:31:11
Very nice bike basket
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San Diego, CA United States
Very good construction, easy to install - only drawback is it is hard to get the basket to sit completely straight if you have curved handlebars - better with straight handlebars. My dog loves riding in it and appears to be very comfortable!
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Date Posted:
2011-07-13 17:51:41
Family Fun!
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New Orleans, LA United States
I bought this for my long haired chihuahua and he absolutly loves it!!! He just sits there and enjoys the ride + it's a good way for you to excersise and bond with your dog at the same time...It's really easy to set up and sturdy! Would definetly recommend it!
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Date Posted:
2011-06-15 13:00:20
My little girl loves to ride!
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Menifee, CA United States
This basket is great! Very roomy and secure. My little girl loves to go on bike rides and look around the neighborhood...she acts like a queen riding in her chariot!
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Date Posted:
2011-05-23 21:47:13
Great Dog Basket
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Veronica Sams
La Porte, IN United States
This basket was easy to install and my dog really likes riding in it. We just went for an 8 mile ride yesterday. He is 11 pounds and fits just great.
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Date Posted:
2011-04-30 10:26:11
Guilt-free bike ride
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Montreal, QC Canada
I used to always feel bad leaving my dog at home to go biking. Now I can take her along. Although she needed a few short rides to get used to the basket, now she sits in it relatively comfortably. Just be careful not to turn the wheel to sharply because the basket will swing with it. And of course, always attach your dog's harness to the basket. Overall, it's a great way to enjoy the outdoors with your small dog.
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2010-06-22 18:52:51
Love it!
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Jodi Harrison
Irwin, PA United States
We purchased the orange Sporty one last year & Mia absolutely loves it! Super good quality basket! 5 STARS!!!
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Date Posted:
2010-06-03 20:44:41
Great Sturdy and Safe Basket
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K. Handy
Santa Fe, NM United States
I tired another style purchased elsewhere for less money and had to return it. It was supposed to do multiple things but as a bike basket it was flimsy and my dog was scared. The front dropped down and I feared she would fall out. I should have started with this Snoozer basket, it's so easy to use and much sturdier. My Bella loves it and we use it all the time.
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By Cinzia Mascanzoni-Oracle on May 06, 2013
The newest OPN Competency Center (OPN CC) enhancements are now available. To view a complete list of what has been added in this release including new reports and a new Enablement Manager user role, click here. For additional information, please visit the Partner Activation Center where you can find an overview of the OPN Competency Center features and functionality.


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Win, Will, Regine and Marika: A lesson in Haiti
- Mar, 26 2012
- By Caitlin
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I felt somewhat guilty about attending Arcade Fire's talk about Haiti. I had always felt happy that a group of artists I admired so much were so passionate about what seemed to be a worthy cause, but I'd never really researched into Partners in Health, or read about why Haiti needed so much assistance, or tried to understand on a deeper level what Win Butler, Regine Chassagne and their cohorts were up to. It was merely a feel-good fuzzy moment at each concert, and kinda ended there for me.
So when I found out that my amazing friend Lisa had managed to score tickets to a lecture on Haiti by the band, I knew I wasn't going because I was jazzed to hear about this little country. I was going because I am so in love with the music of the group, and how Win and Regine come across as people in interviews, that I wanted to do anything I could to learn more about them and get closer to them. It made me feel embarrassed, almost — knowing that these people I admired so much were hoping to talk about something they cared about, and I'd just have to nod along, not really savvy on the issues.
Luckily for me, Win, Regine, Will and Marika knew what they were up against, and they were OK with it. During their lecture, Win explained, "I don't know if you're here because you're interested in Haiti and want to learn more, or because you're a fan of the band, but either way that makes us connected and that makes us grateful, and we're glad you're here."
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Young the Giant dive into night one at Stubb's
- Mar, 25 2012
- By Caitlin
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Maybe it was the smell of BBQ emanating from the soil inside of Stubb's on Saturday night, but I swear Young the Giant single-handedly ushered in summertime in Austin, Texas. Between their catchy melodies, soaring, sparkly waves of guitars and Sameer Gadhia's lion's roar of a voice, Young the Giant sounds as if they can command nature. From a raucous but smaller-scale performance at Buffalo Billiard's during South by Southwest last year to now, the band has garnered so much onstage confidence that it seems they were destined for sold-out-show status as quickly as they have achieved it, and musically, they have certainly earned it. Their first full-length release is solid from start to finish, with softer, breezy songs and wild, heart-pumping rock jams that weave together seamlessly.Read More...
The music, the madness and a whole lotta the Drums – SXSW 2012 Reviewed
- Mar, 20 2012
- By Caitlin
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All photos and video by Zack Teibloom
You're walking briskly through the dark, a slight wind whispering through your hair, as tree roots present themselves like a Disney cartoon, seemingly meant for you to hop from one to the other as crunchy, fallen leaves collect and form a path leading you downtown. You no longer remember what day it is, and time is only meaningful as a marker for where you need to be, and what band you're about to see. You're so exhausted that other people and structure are flying past you in big blocks of color, but you just keep walking, determined not to miss that next band that you just really, truly have to see.
This is South by Southwest. It is constantly flitting from one show to the next on an almost-empty stomach, grabbing free breakfast tacos here and there when time permits. It is a creature with such a short lifespan, that you devote yourself, mind, body and spirit to it so that you can get the most enjoyment out of it as is humanly possible. This is what the festival brought me this year, and despite seeing fewer bands than I normally am able to, I feel that it was one of my most successful fests to date.
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SXSW 2012 – Bands to See
- Mar, 11 2012
- By Caitlin
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It always creeps up on me. One minute, my friends and I are lamenting the fact that South by Southwest is over, and we have to wait a whole year before we do it all again. The very next, it"s time for a constant barrage of music, libations, and general merriment. And so, here we are again, poised on the edge of greatness (or a great catastrophe, depending on how organized you are). What"s that, you say? You don"t even know who is playing this year? Worry not, o yon procrastinator! That"s what I"m here for. I"ve scoured the SXSW lineup this year and have come up with the below suggestions of bands you really can"t miss. Per our usual format, you"ll find below the name of an incredible band, a brief description of what they"re like, a video of a song that encapsulates what they"re about, and the venues & showtimes where you can actually find them. Some are new to me, some are old favorites. Either way — buckle up. It"s going to be a bumpy ride.Read More...
Radiohead rocks, the crowd is stupefied.
- Mar, 08 2012
- By Caitlin
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Radiohead has never made happy music. From their first hit "Creep" to now, they have always been a band to explore themes of political unjust and despair, of the downfall and conforming of the human race, of the end of the world. However previously, despite these dark themes, layers of guitar managed to keep a sense of warmth running through the songs. No matter how distorted, the familiar sound of six strings shouting out has helped audiences to jump, throw fists in the air, and forcefully rock out with a sense of unity. Even the saddest songs from the band"s pre-King of Limbs era (see "How to Disappear Completely", "Street Spirit (Fade Out)," "All I Need," et al.) had a sweetness to them that made them gently sad. Perhaps only "Fitter, Happier" was an indication of the kind of anguish we would be exposed to on King of Limbs.Read More...


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ZF-38: Zend_Db_Table should allow custom Row objects
The Zend_Db_Table object should allow configuration of the Row object returned. Currently it's hard coded and it's difficult to create an extension object for the Zend_Db_Table_Row object because of this. A protected property, such as $_rowClassname could be set in any extensions of Zend_Db_Table that would allow a custom Row object to be returned.
This would allow Zend Framework to keep it's goal of being a base for an application, instead of being the application.
Good work so far guys. I'm drooling over this Zend Framework!
05/06/06 02:40:31: Modified by email@example.com
Here is my way to do this:
Add some static methods in Zend_Db_Table to change the Row object name and a static property to remember it. Change the Zend_Db_Table_Rowset to use Zend_Db_Table::getDefaultRowName() and create a object with that name instead of the Zend_Db_Table_Row object.
Here is the patch:
diff -r /home/stem/www/ZendFramework/trunk/library/Zend/Db/Table.php ./Zend/Db/Table.php
> * For row object
> *
> * @var string
> */
> static protected $_defaultRowName = 'Zend_Db_Table_Row';
> /**
> * Set the default Row object name
> *
> * @param string $name
> */
> static public function setDefaultRowName($name)
> {
> self::$_defaultRowName = $name;
> }
> /**
> * Get the default Row object name
> * If none have been set by setDefaultRow(), return the default value: 'Zend_Db_Table_Row'
> *
> * @return string
> */
> static public function getDefaultRowName()
> {
> return self::$_defaultRowName;
> }
> /**
< * @return Zend_Db_Adapter
< * @return mixed The row results per the Zend_Db_Adapter fetch mode.
> * @return Zend_Db_Table_Row The row results per the Zend_Db_Adapter fetch mode.
> return new self::$_defaultRowName(array(
> 'db' => $this->_db,
> 'table' => $this,
> 'data' => $this->_fetch('Row', $where, $order, 1),
> ));
> return new self::$_defaultRowName(array(
> 'db' => $this->_db,
> 'table' => $this,
> 'data' => array_combine($keys, $vals),
> ));
diff -r /home/stem/www/ZendFramework/trunk/library/Zend/Db/Table/Rowset.php ./Zend/Db/Table/Rowset.php
< $this->_rows[$this->_pointer] = new Zend_Db_Table_Row(array(
> $name = Zend_Db_Table::getDefaultRow();
> $this->_rows[$this->_pointer] = new $name(array(
sorry if this one is not valide, I'm not used to use the diff command and it's between svn and 0.1.3 version :( I think it's really simple and the teem smart enougth to do the changes by the hand if necessary 05/11/06 20:44:08: Modified by email@example.com
Fully agree with the notion of being able to specify the row class. Should also be able to specify a class for returning a set of rows.
Disagree with the use of a static variable for the class name. I want different tables to return different types of rows.
I implemented this functionality using inheritiance: abstract class Mine_Db_Table extends Zend_Db_Table {
protected $_rowClassName = 'Zend_Db_Table_Row'; protected $_rowsetClassName = 'Zend_Db_Table_Rowset';
class PersonTable? extends Mine_Db_Table {
protected $_rowClassName = 'PersonRow'; protected $_rowsetClassName = 'PersonRows';
Seems to work well.
Now that 0.1.5 has been released I'm hoping that we can get some idea if some of these suggested enhancements will be added to the frame work. There has been at least two email threads on this enhancement which sort of indicates that people might want it. Or maybe DB_Table is to be replaced by some sort of Active Record system?
same idea here :
a possible patch for Table.php
about proposal : http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…
The end of the patch for
I believe there are some important bugs (listed in our issue tracker) relating to the Zend_Db* classes that should be resolved before adding significant new functionality.
Currently, I think many would like a more Active Record like abstraction in the ZF, but want to avoid having to generate stub class code for every table in the DB, maintain complex logic/structure in configuration files, or create unique classes for every table participating in the group of tables mapped by these abstractions to an object-oriented API.
Such desires seem to imply reflection on database schemas using special case code for each database, caching the results efficiently, and algorithmically mapping data in the tables to object accessors/properties without precluding the interjection of subclasses to compute more complex object properties from available data. Reflection would require some degree of schema design-by-convention. Query aggregation, Unit of Work, lazy loading, and effective modelling of common object relationships and aggregations pose thorny problems for algorithmic mappings, especially when considering a single implementation that addresses all these concerns.
Hum... I understand that you want to close bugs before adding significant new functionality but IMHO : - it's a little patch (between 10 and 20 lines with comments included on 2 files) - there is no API break at all (because with default values, it's just work as now) - there is no new method (just two protected properties with good default values)
Even the manual won't have to be modified (if you don't want to describe the new features) !
IMHO, it's a very constructive and pragmatic patch : - People who wants a complete ORM mapping will be able to build a system upon Zend_Db_Table - People who prefers a lite system will be able to continue with current features (without extra code because the current way will continue to work without modification at all)
Of course, the complete and lite solution as you describe is not for tomorrow and will need a lot of reflection and work. That's why I think this patch (which is only a first step to show the path) has to be applied ASAP.
It'd be a better idea to use a protected function to get the return type instead of a protected property. By using a function, users could overload the function and return different types based on data from the result set, thus allowing Zend_Db_Table to be used with single table inheritance setups.
Changing fix version to 0.8.0.
Recategorize as Zend_Db_Table component.
When you say: "Changing fix version to 0.8.0.", do you mean that this will be fixed in 0.9.0?
Or, to put it another way. How likely is this bug likely to be fixed for ZF 1.0?
During the ZF 0.8 iteration, I fixed 37 bugs in Zend_Db, but I concentrated on Zend_Db_Adapter and Zend_Db_Select issues.
I also wrote unit tests for Zend_Db_Table, Zend_Db_Table_Row, and Zend_Db_Table_Rowset, to raise unit test code coverage from 0% to 100% on those classes. I felt this was prerequisite to working on the classes.
Now that we are in the ZF 0.9 iteration, I plan to address many issues in Zend_Db_Table and its companions.
As of revision 3995, Zend_Db_Table_Row is now Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract, and likewise Zend_Db_Table_Rowset is now Zend_Db_Table_Rowset_Abstract.
The Row and Rowset classes can be extended. The Zend_Db_Table recognizes keys in its options array 'rowClass' and 'rowsetClass', which name the user's choice for their custom Row and Rowset classes.


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You can select parts of a line by clicking and dragging with the mouse. If one node in the line is included when you drag, that node will be marked. If two or more adjacent nodes are included, the line between the nodes will also be marked, but if there are nodes in between which aren't included, only the separate nodes will be marked. You can select several nodes in different parts of the line by pressing Ctrl and click and drag with the mouse. By pressing Alt, the entire line is marked if you click and drag, just as it is if you simply click once anywhere on the line.
If applied when the analysis was created, the line chart can display additional information in reference lines or several different types of curves. These lines or curves could, for example, show how well your data points adapt to a certain polynomial curve fit, or to summarize a collection of sample data points by fitting them to a model that will describe the data and display a curve or a straight line on top of the visualization. The curve usually changes appearance depending on which values you have filtered out in the analysis. On mouseover, a tooltip shows how the curve is calculated.
Below is a line chart showing the sum of sales for two different product categories over several years. The line chart has one color (one line) per product category.
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At work we have relatively slim (about 3.5" wide) Dell PC desktop workstations. These are placed vertically (on their sides) on the floor under our desks. They're not very stable, and a coworker knocked his over today (causing it to fail to boot).
I've seen L- or wing-shaped "feet" mounts or stabilizers for other devices - routers, game consoles, etc. Are inexpensive generic ones available for workstations, and if so, where? What are these called? (I've tried several searches.) Alternately, has anyone made their own from off-the-shelf materials?


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Adam Bailey Said...
I wish Traktor had this kind of semitone control and matching.
18-Jul-13 10:41 PM
polocorp Said...
Great update, I'm surprised how good the repitching of track sounds. Usually this kind of feature is really destructive for the sound quality (even in ableton). MixVibes maanged to make it DJ friendly !
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(2) Guest Access: As a Guest User, you will be allowed access to the Search functions of the site. You will not, however, be allowed to post messages to the Discussions area or new calendar items to the CLRN Calendar. You will also not be a part of the Member Directory, which allows networking between CLRN members.
Your contact information may be used by CLRN in the following ways:
Your email address and preference list may be used to send you an email message whenever we post new information on the Web site that is in an area of interest that you have indicated. If you would rather not receive any emails you can go into your profile and check the box that says, "Please do not send me email."
CLRN also maintains a Member Directory, which is available only to other CLRN members for the purpose of networking. If you prefer, you can choose not to share your information with other members by indicating your preference on the registration form or in the "Edit your Profile" section of the Web site. There are three options available:
1. Yes, please include all my contact information. (This will allow maximum networking possibilities as other educators can see which areas you are interested in.)
2. Include only my name and email address. (This allows some networking as there is some contact information available.)
3. No, do not publish my information. (This provides maximum security, but no networking possibilities; your name will not appear in the Member Directory.)
The only other information we collect is the number of times you login to our site. We use this information to determine how many users are accessing our site and how active each user is.
Inactive users are sent a courtesy reminder about the resources of the Web site as well as their user ID and password. Inactive users are eventually deleted from the online directory in order to keep it a current networking tool.
The information that you submit on the registration form is never shared with or sold to any third parties. It is only available to other CLRN members for networking purposes and to CLRN Staff for the purpose of notifying you about events and information that could be of interest to you.
CLRN's Web site contains links to other Web sites. Please be aware that our privacy policy does not apply to these linked sites. We encourage you to read each site's posted privacy statement whenever interacting with a Web site.
Our site uses cookies for user authentication purposes only. Unlike many sites, our cookies are erased from your computer when you close your browser. This just means that after you login, we send a "cookie" in order to keep you from having to re-login each time you leave our site to follow one of our links. Otherwise, every time you came back to our site, you would have to login again. Our cookies do not gather or track any information about you.
If at any time after registering, you change your mind about sharing your information with other CLRN Members, you may edit your profile to either increase or decrease your networking possibilities. Just log into the CLRN Web and click on the Edit your Profile link in the left-hand menu bar. Once there, you can change any of the information you have provided us and change how much others can see.
If you have any questions about this privacy policy, please send an email message to email@example.com.