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The learning capability of neural networks is equivalent to modeling physical events that occur in the real environment. Several early works have demonstrated that neural networks belonging to some classes are universal approximators of input-output deterministic functions. Recent works extend the ability of neural networks in approximating random functions using a class of networks named stochastic neural networks (SNN). In the language of system theory, the approximation of both deterministic and stochastic functions falls within the identification of nonlinear no-memory systems. However, all the results presented so far are restricted to the case of Gaussian stochastic processes (SPs) only, or to linear transformations that guarantee this property. This paper aims at investigating the ability of stochastic neural networks to approximate nonlinear input-output random transformations, thus widening the range of applicability of these networks to nonlinear systems with memory. In particular, this study shows that networks belonging to a class named non-Gaussian stochastic approximate identity neural networks (SAINNs) are capable of approximating the solutions of large classes of nonlinear random ordinary differential transformations. The effectiveness of this approach is demonstrated and discussed by some application examples.
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How can I delete my history in Pandora? I made all these stations over the years, and they are all mixed up and messed up, I want to start over from scratch, thanks.
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Heritage Panel Tells Women That The Road To Economic Security Is Marriage, Not Feminism
At a Heritage Foundation panel marking the end of Women's History Month on Monday, the conservative female panelists asserted that if more women married, they would be better off financially.
Pointing out that married women are better off than single women, Mollie Hemingway, a senior editor at The Federalist, said, "Marriage has enabled elites to have a lot of money and stability. We should show concern in extending marriage to everybody so that everybody can benefit." She went on to tell the audience, to laughter, "Everybody go out right now, if you're not married, go get married and that will solve all these problems." She added, "If you care about income inequality at all, you basically have to care about marriage." Mona Charen, a columnist, agreed, saying, "If we truly want women to thrive, we have to revive the marriage norm." She also asserted that "because of the nature of [women's] bodies, because they carry and raise children, that they need support and protection during that time," which means finding a husband.
On the other hand, the panelists concurred that the social safety net won't help low-income women. Charen said, "It's true that a social safety net can prevent you from falling to the ground but it cannot lift you up, it cannot give you a good life."
It's true that married people, on the whole, tend to enjoy better finances and less poverty. The poverty rate is about five times higher for single parents compared to married couples, and they have far less wealth and fewer assets. But unfortunately for Hemingway and Charen, that doesn't necessarily indicate causation, and in fact getting married isn't a solution for the country's poor women.
Sociologist Kristi Williams did some research and found that more than two-thirds of single mothers who later married still ended up divorced by the time they were ages 35 to 44. That left them worse off, given that single mothers who don't marry are in better financial shape than those who marry but end up single again later on. And the marriages that do last don't necessarily give these women a leg up. She found that the pool of potential partners in low-income communities doesn't tend to be filled with many candidates who can offer economic resources or stability. "The new unions that single mothers form tend to have low levels of relationship quality and high rates of instability," she writes. She also found no psychological advantages for most children of single mothers who later married after looking through 30 years' worth of data.
The government has also tried to increase marriage rates among low-income communities, initiatives that have spent huge sums of money with little to no impact. The government has spent about $800 million since 2001 on the Health Marriage Initiative, which is used on marriage education, relationship skills training, mentoring programs, public advertising campaigns, and high school programs. Yet over that period, the marriage rate continued to decline nationally, falling 26 percent in the 2000s, and the divorce rate didn't change. State-level spending also had little impact, as it "did not have a significant association with state marriage rates," notes the National Center for Family & Marriage Research in a report on the program. The states that spent the least saw declines in their marriage rates, but so did those that spent the most. The also had similar divorce rates.
Another federal program, Building Strong Families, spent $11,000 per couple on relationship skills sessions and support services. Three years after it began, it had no effect on whether couples got married or even stayed involved, while those in the program were actually slightly less likely to stay together or cohabitate than those who didn't participate. Fathers in the program were less likely to spend time with or support their children, and the kids overall didn't see any benefit compared in a control group.
What poor women do need to get ahead are the tools that allow them to pursue their careers. One of those is access to sex education and contraception. Williams found that the women she studied need "expansive and affordable access to birth control and family planning services" so they can avoid unwanted pregnancies. Most women use contraception to help them complete education, hold a job, and support themselves financially.
And they also need a stronger safety net, despite Charen's contention that it won't do the trick. Single mothers in this country are worse off than those in 16 other developed peers because the social safety net is so thin: they have the lowest rates of health insurance, experience the stingiest income support, aren't guaranteed paid time off of work when they have a new child or if a child gets sick, have to wait longer for preschool to begin, and have a low rate of receiving child support. If you bother to ask them, these are the things they say they need. Nearly 90 percent of women living in poverty or just on the brink say that universal access to paid sick days would be "very useful," the number one policy they say they need, above better pay or benefits. Nearly 80 percent say they needed better access to high-quality, affordable childcare. And 85 percent of women support paid family leave.


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Sanofi Pasteur, the pharmaceutical company that sponsored the development of the vaccine, has announced that it will be commercially available by July 2015.
At present, no licensed vaccine is available to prevent dengue, a mosquito-borne disease. This is the first dengue vaccine to reach phase 3 trial, the last stage of clinical testing, according to a study in the British medical journal The Lancet (11 July).
The phase 3 trial was conducted in South-East Asia that accounts for 70 per cent of the global dengue burden. The results showed an overall vaccine efficacy with a 56 per cent reduction of dengue fever incidence, and 80 per cent reduction of serious cases. The vaccine is also safe to use as recipients did not suffer from any vaccine-related health complications, the results showed.
The trial covered 10,275 children aged 2-14 years in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The children were randomly assigned to receive either the vaccine or a placebo of saline solution. They received three doses of the vaccine or placebo on months 0, 6 and 12, and were monitored until month 25.
"Weekly calls were made to the parents to determine the children's well-being," says Revathy Nallusamy, co-author of the study and a paediatrician who coordinated the trial at Penang, Malaysia. If a child experienced high fever, doctors would check the child's blood for dengue virus.
Scientists created the vaccine by inserting surface proteins of dengue virus into a backbone of yellow fever virus non-structural proteins. "The vaccine will trigger an immune response in vaccinated individuals without causing the disease," says Shamala Devi, medical immunologist at University of Malaya in Malaysia. "This allows the immunity system to stage an early defence against future dengue virus infections."
Annelies Wilder-Smith, a professor at Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Singapore, who led an earlier phase 2 trial of the same vaccine among adults in that country, views the last-stage trial results with guarded optimism. "It looks like a promising vaccine, but it is not perfect," she tells SciDev.Net.
Dengue is caused by a virus with four serotypes. But the new vaccine is seen as effective against only three serotypes.
The vaccine also seems to protect older children aged 12-14 years more (75 per cent efficacy) than younger children aged 2-5 years (34 per cent efficacy). The discrepancy might be because the vaccine works better on children with prior exposure to dengue virus, which is more likely among older children than younger ones.
Another phase 3 trial of the same vaccine is nearing completion in Latin America with more than 20,000 participants aged 9-16 years old, using the same methods as the South-East Asia trial. The results will be published by the end of 2014. Wilder-Smith expects the Latin America trial to report similar results and, due to the larger sample size, more reliable vaccine efficacy with less variation.
Link to the abstract in The Lancet
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I've got a server running Ubuntu. I installed openssh-server and wanted to use ssh key for login purposes. Everything works fine except one thing. On Ubuntu's community site is written "This massively improves your security, but makes it impossible for you to connect to your own computer from a friend's PC without pre-approving the PC [...]" (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Configuring).
I created the key pair on my server/at serverside. Then I added the public key to the authorized_keys and transfered the private key to my client pc and deleted the private key from server.
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I am usin wp-socializer 188.8.131.52 with wp 3.7.1. Currently floating sharebar or social-share icons can be chosen to visible at required pages/posts only. There is no way from admin setting to disable/remove wp-socializer on certain post-types. for ex. I want share buttons for my blog posts but not want to share 'portfolio' custom post types.
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To celebrate one of my friend's upcoming 30th birthday, we decided to head to Las Vegas. Why Sin City, you ask? My friend is probably the biggest Britney Spears fan I know and he wants to watch her Piece of Me show for the second time. This time however, we're forgoing the table and taking our chances in the pit. #GodHelpMe 😉
In honor of our debaucherous weekend, I thought I'd share this recent spread featuring Willie Gomez, who is arguably Brit's hottest dancer. Last time, I focused too much on Gomez and the other dancers and not on Spears. Not going to lie, it'll probably happen again since this time I'll be even closer. LOL.
Check out Gomez strutting his stuff below for photographer Darren Tieste in the latest issue of Dorian Magazine.
No, it's not the CBS daytime soap's attempt to lure in more viewers. Rather, it's this colorful new fashion editorial snapped by Joseph Sinclair. The photographer corralled top male models Kyle Ellison, Eric Belanger, Stefan, Nick Snider, Jonathan Nielssen, Ryan Bertroche for his "Young + Restless" spread in the latest issue of Dorian magazine.
"DORIAN Magazine is Scandinavia's leading glossy quarterly fashion- and gay magazine is created by an award winning editorial team that add bold European appeal to world class editorials and features, seducing cosmopolitan readers everywhere."
The other day, I shared the Swedish publication's cover featuring retired rugby player Nick Youngquest. Definitely check out his spread, if you already haven't done so. Of course, after you click through and check out this bright and bold photo shoot below.
While playing rugby, Nick Youngquest did some moonlighting as a model on the side. Now that he's retired, he's dedicating more time posing in front of the camera. Can I get an AMEN? Youngquest's latest gig finds him on the cover of Dorian magazine. The 29-year-old Aussie shows off his cut body for the Swedish publication. If I'm not mistaken, he looks a bit leaner than when he played professional sport. Either way he looks pretty damn sexy.
Also in the winter issue of the glossy magazine is an interview with Kylie Minogue and former French Vogue editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld. Other fashion editorials feature Homorazzi.com favorites model Ryan Betroche and fitness model Scott Herman. Check out Nick's sizzling photo shoot below. There's even some very revealing VPL action going on.


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June 17th, 1994 was a banner day in sports history and in the history of broadcasting.
As described in the liner notes for June 17th, 1994, ESPN's 30for30 documentary film:
A couple of times a year, the celestial bodies align so that the earth's shadow obscures the moon. The shadow will move across the moon starting just after midnight Mountain Time. The eclipse will be full around 1:46 a.m. and then the moon will emerge from shadow about 3 a.m. The moon will turn a deep reddish color during the eclipse. Lunar eclipses are safe to look at directly. You're looking at the moon, not the sun. It can be viewed with the naked eye or binoculars.
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Starting February 17, and concluding Tuesday, March 4, 2014. During this reading period, Aida's comprehensive reference guide to becoming a more accomplished, adventurous cook will be available for every library-card holder that wishes to read it — no holds, no waitlists.
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Every two weeks, free tracks from Smithsonian Folkways Recordings and Classical Music Library are offered.
This week (the week of January 28, 2014) the Smithsonian Folkways Recording is Pete Seeger's Buffalo Gals in honor of Pete Seeger's passing at age 94 on Monday, January 27, 2014.
Pete Seeger's life, music, and legacy encapsulate nearly a century of American history and culture. He has immersed himself in folk music and used it, like Johnny Appleseed, to "plant the seeds of a better tomorrow in the homes across our land." The songs in this collection of 139 American Favorite Ballads narrate tales of ordinary people and their extraordinary deeds, and show Pete at the crossroads of the past and the future putting his own stamp on America's folk song heritage while bequeathing it to generations to come.
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Roger Ebert passed away yesterday.
He had such a prominent presence online, on Twitter (my social medium of choice), Facebook and his blog. Here are some of the tweets that came across my feed yesterday afternoon. It's fascinating to see how widespread is the love for Roger Ebert.
Ebert's last tweet, linking to his last blog post for the Chicago Sun Times, posted 2 days before he passed away and 46 years after being named the film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times:
Roger Ebert @ebertchicago 2 Apr
My Leave of Presence: An update http://j.mp/YRRHq8
"So on this day of reflection I say again, thank you for going on this journey with me. I'll see you at the movies."
The official announcement of his passing:
Suntimes @Suntimes 4 Apr
It is with a heavy heart we report that legendary film critic Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) has passed away
Our tried-and-true Statistical Abstract of the U.S. is now available online to Denver Public Library card holders. Use the table of contents to drill down by topic, or use the search box to search by keyword or table number.
Statistical Abstract of the U.S. can be found in Research under Government or in the Databases A-Z list.
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In today's economy getting pampered with mani/pedi's always isn't in the budget much less going in for your weekly fill or a new set of acrylic nails done, or gel if you prefer. That doesn't mean you can't spoil yourself by doing your own nails. You can learn to give yourself how to do a manicure and with a lot of time and patience you can teach yourself how to do your own acrylic nails. The first thing you HAVE to HAVE when doing your own nails is PATIENCE!! The nail tech's make it look easy but they have a much better view of your hands from a straight on position and they know exactly what they are doing. Most of the time you are looking upside down at them so it a little strange in the beginning. When doing your own nails, you will have to become ambidextrous. It is one thing to do them with your dominant hand but quite another to use your other hand. So have patience because more than not the first few times you do them, one hand looks great while the other looks, well not as good. It took me months to get used to doing my nails with my left hand, now they frequently look better than my right. So after you get your confidence up, so to speak next you must figure out what types of products and instruments you will need. Here is a list of materials need to do a basic set of acrylic nails.
When doing your own nails you will also have to find a brand you like to work with, so ask your friends what they use, ask your nail tech what she uses, do some research on the net, whatever it takes to figure what will work best for you. You may try a few different types of powders and monomers before settling on one type. I am an OPI girl, always have been but when money is tight as it frequently is I love Sally's Beauty Supply Store! I can get every single thing I need their for about $100.00 or less depending on store promotions. But when you pay anywhere from $15.00-$30.00 a fill 2 times sometimes 3 in a month, well that $100.00 I spent at Sally's will last me about a year. I went from $1000.00 + a year having nails done to less than $100.00, now that's some savings. That and it is very therapeutic. For me doing my nails is the ONE thing I do for me and no one else so I can just get into a zone when doing them and that is so relaxing for me.
Bottle of Liquid Monomer (acrylic nail liquid), nail powder, primer, nail glue, tea tree oil (for anti-fungal and bacterial prevention) sable nail brush, nail clippers, cuticle clippers, orange stick, a soft nail scrub brush, and Acetone nail polish remover works fantastic as a brush cleaner. One more thing… ALWAYS use NON-Acetone polish remover when removing polish from acrylics. Acetone eats acrylic so never use it as a nail polish remover, use it only as a brush cleaner. Plus it costs less than the stuff they will try and sell you are the beauty supply store. You will also need a box of nail tips if you plan on adding length of any kind to your own natural nails. They come in different length and sizes for different hand types so you will have to see which ones fit your nails best. Nail files of all sorts. 1 for beginning filing so you don't tear up your own nail too much, I like 180/100 for this. One side is quite rough and it is great for after acrylic application, but we are getting ahead of ourselves and will pick files up later in this post.
Once all these items are in your possession you are ready to start. Now you can also purchase little glass containers like your nail tech usually uses, one for powder and one for liquid monomer. Also get some paper towels for cleaning off your brush in between nails. Once you have ALL your stuff in front of you first thing is to lightly rough up your own nail bed with the less course side of your file to help the acrylic adhere to your natural nails better. Fit your nails for tips if you are wearing them. Rough up the top, side and both ends of the tip and glue it to your natural nail about 1 cm above the natural nail ends. Make sure to cut your own nails as short as possible so they also adhere to the nail tip when they begin to grow out. Once you have the tips glued on, you can pick the length you wish them to be and cut them just like you would your own nails with the nail clippers. Before you begin to apply the acrylic make sure to go over the entire nail, tip and all, shape then how you want them to be once the nails are done and push up your cuticles with the orange stick. -CUTICLE SOFTENING TIP- If you have never done this before you can soften them if they are rough in warm soapy water before you beginning the nail tip process or use your finger tips to massage in cuticle oil. Take the orange stick and gently push the cuticles upward. Trim off any excess from you cuticle with the cuticle clippers. Once the cuticles are set to go and the tips are on you apply the primer first. I usually go over my nails twice with primer just to make sure I have a ton on there. Once they are dried, which they do very quickly, take your sable nail brush dip it into the monomer liquid container, getting rid of the excess, then dip into the powder and gather as much as you need to begin to build your nail from the tip of the nail working backwards towards your cuticle area. *NOTE* you will need to turn your hand and look at it as your nail tech would to help you with dispersing the acrylic evenly. Use acrylic as a building device to help add strength to your own nails. Apply acrylic until each nail is covered in acrylic and then get any excess away from your nails and fingers as you work with the pliable acrylic. Nail brushes come in many sizes, with usually a flat or round tip. They are almost always sable, the only thing is to find what type of brush works for you. I use a round tip brush but I know plenty of people who use flat tip brushes. Once again preference is up to the user. The first few times will be a mess on your non dominant hand but don't worry, this just takes practice and a lot of it. But it will come and when starting out, don't rush it too much. You must work quick as the liquid/powder will set up fairly fast so getting the right amount of liquid to powder is tough when starting out but you will get the hang of it the more you do it.
Once you have gotten all 10 fingers done it is time to file, file and file some more!! Now we can talk file types… This again is where I use the 180 side of my 100/180 file as it is very rough and takes off excess easily and quickly. Filing is sort of like painting where you go with the natural shape of your nail so file back and forth on the sides and top to bottom on the tops to get the most of what you need off, off. Sometimes I go side to side on them but not often. Make sure to keep with the original shape of the nail or tip if you are using one. While filing keep in mind that you are trying to recreate what you pay some one a ton of money to do, that they are trained for, so it will most likely not be perfect the first few times you do them but each time you get better and more confident doing them.
Once you are satisfied with the filing, which takes me like 2 days sometimes, you can use the buffer block to smooth out your nails. This is quite possibly the hardest part of doing your own nails because you are so close to done but not yet! You need to make sure the nails are as smooth as possible before applying polish or every little rough spot will show. Once the filing is finally over, lol, you need to rub in some more cuticle oil and take care when filing not to slice open your delicate cuticles or anywhere else around the nail. Usually use the softer 100 edge of you file when getting near cuticles to avoid cuts or splits. They split easy and it hurts when they do. Once that's done go wash your hands use warm water, soap and a soft nail scrub brush to scrub off any excess acrylic, glue or anything else. Dry your hands well and once again go use cuticle oil on your cuticles one more time. Now comes the fun part NAIL POLISH!! This is always the best part, trying out new colours of polish. After all that is one main reason we have nails, to paint them all the colours of the rainbow and paint them in some that aren't in there :) I always start with a top coat. Once that's dry, I start with my colour. I always use 2 sometimes 3 coats of polish depending on how the coverage of the colour. Sometimes I have found the colour in the bottle is not the same one that shows up on my nails, I know you know what I mean :)
That is pretty much my process and all I do about every 10 days or so. Once you get to doing your own it is so much easier to deal with minor breaks, cracks or just plain polish change. Some times I even go 14 days in between fills but never more than that. Once you get more serious into your nails and want to venture out, you can purchase choice items like nail drills to help with filing the top nails and drilling out any excess acrylic from underneath your nails, fancy coloured powders to change the entire look of your nails etc. Posted throughout this article are some pictures of the items I mentioned in this post just in case you are not familiar with nail speak :) Please know this is not for everyone so I do not recommend for anyone to just go out and begin to do their own acrylic nails, I am just suggesting when money is tight there is a way to do them yourself but it takes a lot of time and patience to master such an art.
Please feel free to email me with any questions or comments at firstname.lastname@example.com
DISCLAIMER: Of all the posts ever made this one is THE most critiqued and bashed upon by nails professionals. So to the professionals I say this, I do not claim to be a nail artist nor do I ever say that one should not go to a salon to get their nails done. I would always recommend going to a professional for acrylic nail application but this post was made with the sole intent of if you cannot afford to get your nails done, there is a way you can do it yourself. Though it is a bit costly to get started and very hard to master and is certainly not something I would recommend for everyone to do. I made a conscious choice to to do my own nails which is my right. So please know that this was more of a DIY if necessary and steps that can be taken to do your own acrylic nails if you are on a budget.


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Former President Bill Clinton is returning to North Carolina Jan. 26 and will hold a fund raiser for Rep. Heath Shuler, D-Waynesville, in Raleigh, according to the Raleigh News and Observer.
Shuler endorsed Sen. Hillary Clinton during the Democratic presidential primary against President-elect Barack Obama. Shuler had said he would endorse the candidate who won the 11th Congressional District, and Sen. Clinton took a majority of the mountain counties in the May 6 primary.
The Shuler fund raiser will cost between $1,000 and $5,000 and will be held at an undetermined location, according to the Raleigh News and Observer. Shuler has said previously that he is considering challenging Sen. Richard Burr in 2010, and the event will do nothing to squash speculation about a race between the former N.F.L. quarterback and Wake Forest defense back.
While in Raleigh, Clinton is also scheduled to speak at North Carolina State University's Millennium Seminar Series.
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Thanks to everyone who came out for the Grizzly Bear laser light show last night. I have to say, both the band and the laser people helped make it a pretty memorable night. GB played for about 45 minutes, and their blossoming harmonies really worked well with rainbow-colored laser squiggles unfolding on each other. The new GB stuff got slightly heavier than their hushed CD, hitting Spacemen 3 tones at times…and overall I think they were a great band for that space. If you were at the show, we'd love feedback, both positive and negative, to keep in mind when we do the next laser event (our goal is to do about one a quarter, working with different psychedelically-minded acts).


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How big a hole does the Quake spell in 50 Fathoms produce? The description says that those who make their save, cling to the sides and may climb out.
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Savage Worlds uses a small, medium and large burst template. They measure 3, 4, and 5 inches in diameter. Page 62 of the first edition rules states one inch on the battle map is equal to 2 yards. Using that, the Quake spell, which uses the large template, produces a hole about 10 yards in diameter.


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Paint (Pactra Polycarb)
Body scissors, DTXR1150
Length: 18" (457mm)
Width: 6-1/2" (165mm)
Height: 5" (127mm)
Although 1/10 scale not suitable for Maxx or Savage due to width.
Would fit nicely on the 1/10 scale stadium trucks.
mcw 9/13/03


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DENVER — There's no flashy ring jacket. Just a red mouthpiece, a little shadow boxing on the side and a picture of concentration. That's Garrett McCarty.
A 13-year-old Evergreen Middle School seventh-grader, McCarty hasn't always emphasized those characteristics. He boxed for two years, in the fourth and fifth grade, before he just stopped for a variety of reasons. He, as Clear Creek boxing coach Beau Campbell said, forgot just how close the boxing community truly is.
Head coach: Terry Hensley
Assistant coaches: Dale Hutchings, Matt Erholtz, Devin Black
Classification: 4A, Jeffco
2010 record: 13-7
Top players: Ethan Murphy, Sr., C; Cody Jess, Jr., OF; Jack Daly, Sr., P/SS
Season opener: March 18, vs. Castle View, Coors Field, noon
Reprinted from March 6, 2008
For many years when winter visitors to Colorado called us to inquire about where they could see rosy-finches, we would either take them or send them to the top of Squaw Mountain to visit the Swanlunds.
When we were faced with this request recently, we didn't know a really "sure spot" to send these visitors.
Head coaches: Scott Haebe, Jennifer Mintle
Assistant coaches: Rob Wright, Mike Sellers, Greg Cooper
Classification: 4A
It's not that Kirk Petrik doesn't have confidence in the Evergreen Cougars ski team. He does. But what it was able to accomplish Feb. 24-25 as Aspen Highlands during the 2011 state skiing championships, well, that was unexpected.
COLORADO SPRINGS — The No. 6 seed in the state isn't supposed to struggle to beat the No. 27 seed, but they Cheyenne Mountain Lady Indians' girls basketball team knew they were in for a tough one against Evergreen.
In fact, the Lady Cougars played even with the bigger and deeper Lady Indians for a while. And even though they trailed 37-32 at the half, they quickly tied the game at 37 early in the third quarter.
CONIFER — Ali Meyers wasn't sure about playing Emily Elmgreen in such a situation. But the freshman guard rose to the occasion. So did starter Taylor Rauch and the rest of Evergreen's defense.
DENVER — Jake Kay knows all too well what injuries can do to you. It was a shoulder injury that cut short his freshman season, keeping him from reaching the 4A state tournament. But the Evergreen 103-pound sophomore wasn't about to let that happen again.
And he didn't.
DENVER — His voice is barely vocal. He could barely stand up much less wrestle more than a week ago. And the lingering effects of a week-long flu could still be felt when Josh Karnath talked. But it didn't stop the Evergreen wrestler from competing at the 4A state wrestling tournament last week.
Deep winter is rather a quiet time in the out of doors in this area. Black or near black seems to be the predominant color. Even the endless forest seems to be more black than green against the white of winter snow.
The bitter cold of early February brought a stark black-and-white panorama as cold and sterile as an operating room. However, color is present in small amounts, and the first warms days of March bring forth to welcome spring. The buds and bark of deciduous tree twigs are often quite brilliant and announce the coming of spring long before it finally arrives.
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Travelodge Airport North Bay
Travelodge Airport North Bay
Hotel Guest Rating: 7.0/10
1525 Seymour Street
North Bay, ON P1B 8G4
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Welcome to the Travelodge Airport North Bay
Featuring a complimentary hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, cable TV and an indoor pool, the Travelodge Airport provides a practical location near the airport and downtown North Bay.
Hotel Features
The low-rise Travelodge Airport has 100 rooms where guests can brew coffee, surf the web with free Wi-Fi or watch their favorite cable shows on 37-inch flat-panel TVs. Before heading out to that early flight, chow down on a free hot breakfast. Find time to unwind in the indoor pool and hot tub. Non-smoking rooms are available and pets are allowed. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
The Travelodge Airport is right off Highway 11, with snowmobile trails leading right out from the hotel's front door. Downtown attractions within two miles include Heritage Railway Company's vintage wood-carved carousel and Mini-Train rides on the city's waterfront, and scenic lake cruises on the Chief Commanda II. Ski the slopes at the Laurentian Ski Hill, four miles away. North Bay/Jack Garland Airport is five-and-a-half miles away and Toronto Pearson Airport is 203 miles.
Guest Favorites
The "pool was very warm and great for kids," say Priceline guests, who appreciate the "welcoming" staff and easy access to the highway at the Travelodge Airport
Travelodge Airport North Bay Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Adjoining rooms
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Baggage hold
- Barbeque grills
- Bus parking
- Business center
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Conference facilities
- Courtyard
- Cribs
- Currency exchange
- Desk with lamp
- Dry cleaning
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Family/oversized room
- Free local calls
- Free newspaper
- Heated pool
- High speed internet access
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Hot breakfast
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
- Internet services
- Ironing board
- Jacuzzi
- Long term parking
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Motorcycle parking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor parking
- Parking
- Pay per view movies on TV
- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
- Recreational vehicle parking
- Refrigerator
- Remote control television
- Restaurant
- Rollaway bed
- Security
- Truck parking
- Vending machines
- Wakeup service
- Wheel chair access
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card are required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Travelodge Airport North BayOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Business Traveler(3) | Traveling as Couple(12) | Family with Young Children(3) | Family with Teens(2) | Group Traveler(1)
Jennifer from Newmarket, Canada
February 16, 2016
Family Traveling with Teens
February 16, 2016
Family Traveling with Teens
The hotel had smoking rooms which left the hotel smelling like nicotine. It was fully booked and the noise level in the hallways was ridiculous in the evening and morning. Would not recommend to friends or family.
Verified Hotel Guest from Pointe-Claire, Canada
January 31, 2016
January 31, 2016
Convenient location. Decent beds.
We were in a smoke free room but did it ever smell like cigarette
Kimberley from Metcalfe, Canada
January 31, 2016
Business Traveler
January 31, 2016
Business Traveler
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Verified Hotel Guest from Schumacher, Canada
December 30, 2015
December 30, 2015
Clean and very accessible.
Verified Hotel Guest from Sault Ste Marie, Canada
December 21, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
December 21, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Heat didn't work properly,hairdryer didn't work,wallpaper falling off the walls,bathroom floor ice cold. Also was charged 10 dollars more for a ground floor room.
Verified Hotel Guest from Charlton, Canada
December 8, 2015
December 8, 2015
Pool heated
Room smelled old
Marc from Sault Ste Marie, Canada
November 25, 2015
November 25, 2015
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Laurel from Port Perry, Canada
October 18, 2015
October 18, 2015
It was clean and it was close to the highway
The hot tub was closed
If I wanted ground floor it cost extra and they had no elevator
Kevin from Sault Ste Marie, Canada
September 2, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
September 2, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
the free breakfast
We got no sleep on our first night... first an alarm was going off in the next door room, then a dog was barking, then there was drunk people fighting. The next night we had people partying on the picnic table outside our room. Not good with small kids!
Daniel from Iroquois Falls, Canada
August 28, 2015
August 28, 2015
Reviews of Travelodge Airport North Bay
(1 - 10 of 25 reviews)
(1 - 10 of 25 reviews)
from $64
- Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites North Bay from $88 (0.1mi)
- Howard Johnson North Bay from $55 (1.3mi)
- Days Inn & Suites North Bay from $76 (1.4mi)
- Comfort Inn Airport from $79 (1.6mi)
- Franklin Motel, Tent & Trailer Park from $52 (2.3mi)
Most Popular Guest-Rated Hotels in North Bay
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Most Popular Business-Friendly Hotels in North Bay
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College Should Be Affordable
College Should Be Affordable
To "Double the Numbers" of bachelor degree holders in Kentucky by 2020, the University of Louisville is working to make college a reality for every student. To ensure that not one Kentuckian believes a college education isn't possible, UofL is answering the governor's call and the strategies set forth by the Higher Education Work Group to be focused on affordability and transparency.
The full (direct) price that the typical UofL undergraduate should pay for his or her education each year is $15,546. This amount includes average tuition, housing, books, supplies and meal plans. But due to UofL's efforts to make college more affordable through grants and scholarships, along with the Kentucky KEES program, the actual average price they pay is $8,246*—a savings of more than $7,000 per year.


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