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Updated: 12/30/2015 - Fruita Monument softball may have lost some key members from last year's playoff team, but they look poised to make yet another tourney run.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Fruita Monument softball may have lost some key members from last year's playoff team, but they look poised to make yet another tourney run.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Palisade football will comb through a stack of play makers in search of their starting quarterback.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Colorado Mesa soccer will have to replace two top-notch goalkeepers from their 2014 season if they want to live up their 2015 preseason hype.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Central High football enters season three under head coach Shawn Marsh ready to continue their upward trend.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - An explosive first inning gives the GJ Rockies an early lead they hold onto against the Great Falls Voyagers.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - RMAC Volleyball head coaches vote on who they they will take the conference title in 2015.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - They've got on year left in 5A football, and GJHS is going to make it count.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The Mavs take to the field for their first scrimmage of the season, all eyes on Aric Kaiser and Sean Rubalcaba as the quarterback battle commences.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - After an 8-0 defeat in game one of the series against Missoula, the GJ Rockies fire away to even up the standings.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - CMU football now in full pads for practice as they gear up for their season opener against Dixie State.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The CMU Cycling team and cycling supporters gather to unveil the name of the Chamberlain Cycling Center.
Updated: 12/29/2015 - Take an inside look at Grand Valley BMX's newest track at the Mesa County Fairgrounds.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - After riding a nine game losing streak, Rockies bats come alive in the bottom of the 7th for a 3-1 victory against Great Falls.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The Grand Junction Rockies lost their ninth straight game Tuesday night, falling to Great Falls 4-3.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The Grand Junction Rockies host Great Falls trying to put an end to a seven-game losing streak.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Colorado Mesa football officially opened their 2015 season with their first practice of the season on Monday.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The Grand Junction Rockies struggle to get a good rhythm on the mound. They fall to Missoula 12-6.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Missoula exploded for a big ninth inning, sending the Grand Junction Rockies to their fourth straight loss.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Colorado Mesa football hosted a camp for local football teams Wednesday night before they officially open practice on Monday.
Updated: 08/04/2015 - Nick Rothschild counts down the top five plays from the week that was!
Updated: 12/30/2015 - RMAC coaches weigh in on the upcoming season, leaving CMU at fourth in the league.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The Grand Junction Rockies end the first half of the season with a loss against Orem.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - The Grand Junction Rockies send off Kyle Freeland to Modesto.
Updated: 12/30/2015 - Days before the All-Star break, Grand Junction falls to the Orem Owlz.
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No. 9 Illinois dropped No. 8 Indiana, 64-54, in the opening game of the Big Ten tourney Thursday afternoon at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. With the win, the Illini advance to the quarterfinals and will face Big Ten champ and No. 1 Michigan on Friday. Get Tom Dienhart's instant reaction to the Illini's win in this post.


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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � The Senate has approved a limited driver's license for first-time drunken drivers to go to work, medical treatment, school or other location approved by a New Hampshire judge.
Thursday's vote sent the bill back to the House to review.
People applying for the special license would have to have an ignition interlock device installed on the vehicle and could only drive to specified locations, such as to work or to attend an alcohol or drug treatment program.
If approved, the law wouldn't take effect until 2016 to give the state time to prepare.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving supports the bill as a way to teach people to drive sober.
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De-Orbit the ISS in 2016? Don't Bet On Itby Nancy Atkinson
There's been a fair amount of outcry this week regarding a quote in the Washington Post from International Space Station program manager Michael Suffredini that the ISS would be decommissioned, de-orbited and destroyed in 2016. Suffredini made that statement to the Augustine Commission, the presidential panel reviewing NASA's future plans, at a hearing in June. But please don't think ditching the space station is a done deal. Fiscal year 2016 is currently when the existing agreements between the international partners – and the all-important funding – expire. Suffredini also told the panel that discussions with the partners indicate all involved would like to see station operations continue past FY2016. NASA spokesman Kelly Humphries told Universe Today that the heads of the participating space agencies recently reaffirmed their common interest in using the station "to its full capacity for a period that is meaningful for our stakeholders and its users."
Additionally, Humphries said the international partners recently noted that as things stand now, a continuation of operations beyond 2015 wouldn't be precluded by any significant technical challenges.
"NASA is working with the international partners to understand if there are any technical constraints to extending the life beyond 2016," he said. "That's the first step in confirming the belief that we don't have any major technical concerns."
The FY 2016 date was originally based on how long the station would be operational. That doesn't take into account delays that have occurred in bringing various modules and hardware to orbit.
"Based on the projected design lifetime of the hardware that we have in orbit, the current International Space Station program baseline does have operations ending in fiscal year 2016, which is the end of calendar year 2015," Humphries said. "However, there hasn't been any policy decision made as to whether to continue or preclude any additional space station operations beyond 2016. And NASA hasn't taken any action to preclude those operations."
Humphries said that no one at NASA is going to speculate how long – or short – the station's life might be. "NASA's policy is not to make or allow any decision to be made that would cause the space station to be terminated on a particular date," he said.
But as in all government sponsored space activities, funding is the biggest question mark. "The continued funding of the station is a decision that will be made by the leadership in the nations that are participating as partners in the endeavor," Humphries said. However, he added, the heads of agencies did commit to work with their respective governments to assess whether or not they can support the station after 2015.
Suffredini simply laid out the course of action that would occur if agreements with the partnering nations were allowed to expire, which seems unlikely. As far as the funding, those details are up to the governments — and the taxpayers — of the participating nations. So if you have an opinion — one way or the other — make your voice be heard.
But what does Suffredini really think? As he told the Augustine Commission, "My opinion is it would be a travesty to de-orbit this thing."
Sources: Washington Post, phone interview with Kelly Humphries
"My opinion is it would be a travesty to de-orbit this thing."
If this thing was deorbited in 2016, it would make it the single biggest waste of money and resources in the history of the entire universe. Billions of dollars poured into it – for what? I don't see too many research papers coming out of this thing. Are we actually learning anything from it that will be of any future use to NASA, apart from assembling things in space? Bah.
The amount of cash poured into this thing would want to see it still orbiting in 3016.
De Orbiting the I.S.S. would make the deaths of the Columbia Crew meaningless. If absolutely NOTHING else was done, it should be left in orbit as a memorial to the true sacrifice, not in dollars, but in lives, that were made to complete this ambitious undertaking.
I still stand by my earlier suggestion to make this a space tourism destination. Whether we keep it in Orbit or set it in place at a Lagrangian Point I don't care. But for the love of sanity *DO NOT THROW IT AWAY*.
Sorry, that was mostly a reply to Manu. My thoughts on the article are that when its done, it'll be done. Laboratories run there course, do their work, and if they are no longer needed, they are shut down. It would be nice if we could keep useful bits of the space station up, but it does cost a chunk of change to keep that thing flying. If it can run past 2016, good, but if it is time to move on to a new project, so be it.
Yeah, we should trash the ISS and stop all manned space flight.
Alfter all, we ain't learned nuthin' from it.
If it is to be retired, I say sell it to Virgin Galactic or another space tourism company.
The ISS has been an orbiting white elephant. There has been little accomplished by it. The shuttle is being decommissioned and that will kill the ISS in the long haul. It also appears that another bigger white elephant is in the works as well — a lunar base.
"The ISS has been an orbiting white elephant. There has been little accomplished by it."
The ISS is yet another "would have could have should have but wasn't" projects, it really did have a lot of promise going into it, but they cut back so much from it that it ended up doing nothing.
"It also appears that another bigger white elephant is in the works as well — a lunar base."
With the US going bankrupt that may or may not happen, for the US anyway. On the flipside, we should say hello to our Chinese Ubermeisters next time we look at the moon in the nightsky.
@Outcast: "It also appears that another bigger white elephant is in the works as well — a lunar base."
That moon and what it offers "may" just save our bacon here on earth.
If per chance water was abundant and easily tapped, the moon would be ideal for future power generation systems (I'm thinking nuclear). Just beam the power to receiving stations on earth. And no waste disposal problems. Just thinking a few decades into the future.
That comment was not written by me, I quoted it to reply to it.
Unfortunately, the ISS is nothing but a glorified Skylab. I was against this project right from the start when President Reagan first advocated it back in the 1980s.
NASA should have developed the Shuttle-C to heavy lift cargo for a Moon base.


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I know that Christmas is only a month and a bit away, but that hasn't stopped me (or anyone else in the DDG team) from squealing with delight when the postman delivered packages intended for… well… ourselves! And we know we are not alone!!
Tell us, or show us (pics in comments are our fave) what you've bought this week in the comments below. Spree or steal, new or vintage, crazy-fad or super practical. Whatever you've bought, we want to know about it. And we'll even pick out one comment at random next Monday and give that lucky DDGian an extr DDG$200 to put towards SWAGing even more goodies for yourself!
For me, it's first week back after a blissful honeymoon, and because I have been too scared to even log into my Netbank and check my credit card balance, I've played it very safe with two cheap and cheery budget buys from eBay (buy it here), and Sportsgirl.com (buy it here).
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Stunt Star: The Hollywood Years, a side-scrolling motorcycle stunt game from Three Phase Interactive, is now available from the app store. Featuring cartoony graphics, simple controls, and increasingly crazier tricks to perform, Stunt Star is an engaging challenge in precision and pizzazz.
Stunt Star: The Hollywood Years Pros:
- Fun cartoon presentation and over-the-top stunts to perform
- Lots of vehicles and add-ons to purchase and mix-and-match
- Controls are pretty simple to use
- GameCenter integration for leaderboards and achievements to earn
Stunt Star: The Hollywood Years Cons:
- Dual use of accelerator and brake makes for confusing gameplay mechanics
- Difficulty curve is uneven
- Most vehicles feel sluggish; sense of excitement is often lacking
You play as a stuntman working his way through a 70-level campaign that takes you through 3 distinctive movies, all while taking direction from an off-kilter movie director with limited film that forces you to complete your zany act in a timely manner. There are more than a dozen vehicles to purchase and use, each with its own unique attributes with regard to speed, weight, and more. There are also 15 add-ons to purchase, like parachutes, faster take-offs, heavier weights on the front or back end of your vehicle, etc. Effective use of these items can be the difference between simply finishing a level and finishing with the star, a pocket full of money, and a high score. Aiding in the collection of each level's star is your ability to draw a linear ramp within a confined space, setting the desired angle and length to get you where you need to go. To complete each level, you must safely land between the two red flags, preferably close to the checkered flag in the middle. It's not nearly as easy as it sounds, as minor differences in speed and angles can have disastrous results for the stuntman. Some levels may take a couple of dozen attempts to get close to meeting your objective, while others will be lucked into on the first try. The physics are a little floaty and unruly, and the decision to have the accelerator and brake also control vehicle tilt is an unfortunate shortcoming that limits our enjoyment.
Graphically, Stunt Star uses a colorful cartoony aesthetic that we found appropriate for its ridiculous premise and goofy tricks. The animations were smooth, though the vehicle speeds felt a little on the slow side. Several times during the course of a run, numbers would appear to indicate points being scored, but it's not always evident what they were for. The results screen lists a number of scoring categories that factor into your final score, but they cycle so quickly that we cannot get a good sense of what we did well and where we could improve. The soundtrack is upbeat and fast-paced, a nice selection given the game style. Controls require you to tap on an accelerator or brake pedal that reside in the lower left corner, giving you speed boosts or slowing you to a stop. The brake does not have reverse functionality, though, so overshooting a goal will almost always result in failure. Action buttons appear on the screen's right side at various times, allowing you to eject from a vehicle, deploy a parachute, or fire a rocket booster. At times, these did not feel as responsive as we'd like.
Replay value is decent, as you can always replay levels to snag missed stars or increase your score by pulling off complicated maneuvers. GameCenter integration brings global leaderboards and a hefty achievement system into play. Progress syncing via iCloud is also a welcome inclusion. A universal app for $2.99, Stunt Star: The Hollywood Years racks up a 3.5-Dimple score.
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Pasta and Noodles
Mushroom Couscous
This super-simple pearl (Israeli) couscous side dish gets its flavor from dried mushrooms. This goes with just about any kind of meal and serves 8 as a side dish. Recipes and photos from Fusion Food in the Vegan Kitchen by Joni Marie Newman, ©2013 Fair Winds Press. Reprinted by permission. more→
Chilled Noodles in a Spicy Sauce (Gluten-Free)
These nutty, saucy chilled noodles are irresistibly enticing. And because they're served cold, they make a lovely and convenient addition to a buffet or party meal as an appetizer or main dish. Recipe and photos from Gluten-Free Tips and Tricks for Vegans by Jo Stepaniak ©2016. Reprinted by permission of The Book Publishing Company. more→
Vegan Mushroom-Seitan Stroganoff
Here's a hearty pasta dish featuring a healthier, nondairy version of cream-filled Alfredo sauce. This dish also has some serious plant-based "beefiness" courtesy of seitan. Serve with plenty of green vegetables (like broccoli, greens, or green beans) and a simple salad for an any-night-of-the-week meal, or even as a company dish. Recipe adapted from Plant Power: Transform Your Kitchen, Plate, and Life with More Than 150 Fresh and Flavorful Vegan Recipes by Nava Atlas (©2014, published by HarperOne, reprinted by permission). Photos by Hannah Kaminsky.
Mushroom Carbonara Bowl
At the end of the night, a restaurant staff usually wants something to eat, so the cooks come up with simple family-style dishes that use readily available ingredients. This is how mushroom carbonara came to be. Veganizing the original carbonara recipe takes a few steps, but the result is a creamy pasta dish complete with vegan bacon.Recipe and photos from Vegan Bowls: Perfect Harmony in Cozy One-Bowl Meals* © 2015 by Zsu Dever. Used by permission from Vegan Heritage Press, LLC.
Pasta Salad with White Beans and Corn
Brimming with fresh corn and tomatoes, this sturdy, savory pasta salad is a reliable offerings for summer company, and is easy enough for everyday meals. This is a delicious accompaniment to grilled vegetables or veggie burgers. Photos by Evan Atlas.
Penne alla Vodka with Fresh Tomatoes
It doesn't take a lot to veganize the classic Italian-American recipe for penne alla vodka — simply replace the heavy cream that's traditionally used in the recipe with nondairy milk or creamer. Most often, recipes for this dish call for canned tomatoes, but this one relies on fresh tomatoes, making it an appealing and easy meal for summer. Serve with a colorful salad and a steamed green veggie — broccoli or green beans are particularly good. Photos by Evan Atlas.
Lemongrass Noodle Bowl with Mock Duck
This dish is bursting with crave-worthy Vietnamese flavors: lemongrass, lime, mint, ginger. I like to use homemade broth and infuse it with aromatics, but you can use bouillon, if you like. Just try not to make the base too strong; you want all the flavors to shine through. Mock duck is really just seitan, but if you're familiar with those little cans of "mock duck" at the Asian grocery, feel free to use those! Recipe and photo from Vegan With a Vengeance: 10th Anniversary Edition* by Isa Chandra Moskowitz, ©2015. Published by Perseus Books, reprinted with permission. more→
Sesame Soba Noodles with Collard Greens and Tempeh Croutons
I'm a complete noodle fanatic, but a bowl of pasta with tomato sauce doesn't quite do the trick for me. For me, an ideal noodle dish is one in which veggies have at least equal billing. This Asian-flavored dish of soba noodles and calcium-rich collard greens is flavored with a triple dose of sesame (another great source of calcium): tahini, seeds, and oil. Another bonus — soba noodles made purely of buckwheat are gluten free. If that's not of concern to you, other long noodles — udon or even whole wheat spaghetti — can be substituted. Recipe by Nava Atlas, from Living the Farm Sanctuary Life* by Gene Baur with Gene Stone, © 2015 by Gene Baur. Photographs © 2015 by Rodale Inc. Reprinted by Permission of Rodale Books. more→


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March 31 — Shannon Baker, 32, of Barrington, and Michael Johnson, 50, of Barrington, were involved in a two-vehicle accident on Hall Road.
April 4 — Theft, which occurred on April 3, was reported at a Long Shores Drive home. Shea Avery, 40, of Barrington, and Jodi Schreder, 18, of Farmington, were involved in a two-vehicle accident on Franklin Pierce Highway.
April 5 — Mary Fosher, 67, of Barrington, and Mitchell Mulrooney, 20, of Barrington, were involved in a two-vehicle accident on Hall Road.
April 7 — Philip Delisle, 21, of Barrington, was charged with criminal mischief.
April 8 — Kim Evans-Brown, 50, of Barrington, was issued a hand summons for alleged disorderly conduct.
April 12 — Attempt to commit burglary was reported at a Washington Street business.
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What sort of donation (or I can send flowers? :) would I need to make to encourage someone to write a new wordpress plugin that:
1. when the registration process completes it call's a URL passing the new registration details. e.g. something like: http://email@example.com
I personally don't care if I have to alter the PHP code to edit the URL with some placeholders, but community-wise obviously a simple admin page is always good :)
this would be ideal for a number of situations, for example where you need to create another account in another database, or initialise a session or kick off a background process... even just sending a custom welcome email.. possibilities are endless.
I will use this on my wordpress site, currently hosted doc.onesportevent.com which i'm slowly pulling together. my site uses buddypress so it will have to work with that.. not sure if that makes any difference.
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- Publishers Weekly, Starred review
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R.A. Dickey of the New York Mets is one of the premier pitchers in baseball. In 2012 he became the first knuckleballer to win the National League Cy Young Award, major league baseball's highest honor for a pitcher. Immensely popular with fans and deeply respected by his teammates, Dickey lives in Tennessee with his wife and four children.
Wayne Coffey is an award-winning journalist for the New York Daily News and the author of more than thirty books, including The Boys of Winter, a New York Times bestselling chronicle of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team. A three-time Pulitzer nominee, he has long been regarded as one of best sports feature writers in the nation.


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Advances in interactive display technology expand the ability for teachers and students to collaborate in the classroom as evermore powerful mobile devices are used to share content.
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Website management tools improve communication
Integration and simplification top wish lists when it comes to website management tools. Administrators want tools to connect easily and effectively with parents and students as the variety of programs, platforms and devices grows.
Social media teems with tech tips
Teachers learn how to use multimedia in the classroom through networking: both in person and on social networks.
Twitter is a solid resource, says Matt Miller, a teacher and author of Ditch That Textbook. "There are some really robust, engaged communities on Twitter through certain hashtags, where teachers are sharing ideas and asking and answering questions all the time," Miller says. "That's been my single best source of professional learning."
Apps unlock 'a-ha moment'
Teachers at Southwest High School in Jacksonville, North Carolina, allowed students to bring their smartphones to class to watch short math videos. The 'a-ha' moment came when the students used the phones to record each other solving math problems, and then created a repository of problem-solving videos.


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"We can think of scientific knowledge as a consensus of experts."--Naomi Oreskes
"There is a tendency among public intellectuals who are entirely reasonable in some areas to descend into the promotion of pseudoscience in others.--Debunking Denialism, on Oreskes
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson, an astrophysicist I and many other astrophysicists look up to has been accused of rape by Tchiya Amet who was a student at UT Austin at the time that Neil DeGrasse Tyson was a graduate student TAing her Astronomy 101. As if that wasn't awful enough Tchiya Amet lived with it for 30 years. Then when she comes forward with a blog post about it her story is met with over a year of solid deafening silence. That this has occurred, and that the response to it has varied from very little support to outright hostility is what I find most disturbing.
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The return of The X-Files to television screens after a 14-year absence was met with justifiable excitement and trepidation. It was an important show, combining Twilight Zone-style fantasy with humor, drama and emotion.
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Nearly 60 percent of Americans, if they buy a new handgun, are willing to purchase a smart gun -- operable in the hands of an authorized user -- which is not really a surprise after the entertainment news program "60 Minutes" featured them in November. The claim is that smart guns will prevent accidents, suicides and stolen guns being used in crime because of the biometric technology involved.
And the public supports them, according to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, even though the public doesn't know they don't actually work.
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At all levels of academic science men outnumber women by a great deal. Whites outnumber black by a even larger margin regardless of sex or gender. Out LGBT are outnumbered by an even larger margin. Without loss of generality I hypothesize that MOST of the sexual, racial and other tensions in the science lab is at root caused by this lopsided representation of people.
TL;DR: Male behavior + few females = Sexually Hostile astronomy workplace for women. That is the real #astroSH. The court of law can help with this.
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Hearts soar in Tibet
When we have planned a journey for years, there is always a risk that when the time comes it won't live up to our expectations. But that wasn't the case for Chris Marcic, when she finally got to realise a life-long travel dream…
"I had been fascinated by the Dali Lama since I followed his flight to freedom in the year I turned nine. I promised myself one day I would travel to Tibet to see the country that created such a man.
Celebrating a special Mandela Day
This year, following the legacy of Nelson Mandela, or Madiba as we call him, our Intrepid South Africa team celebrated Mandela day by helping out in our local community, trying to do something that actually makes a difference.
Benjamin Disraeli wrote "The youth of a nation are the trustees of prosperity."
How can chilli and honey protect elephants?
Meet Prisca Laurence, beekeeper officer and chilli fence monitor in Minungo, Tanzania. Prisca is working with World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), an Intrepid Foundation partner, on an ingenious and sustainable project to help local people safeguard their livelihoods, whilst protecting elephants.
In Tanzania, with people encroaching on lands once inhabited only by animals, conflict has arisen due to elephants raiding farms to pillage tasty crops. One large elephant is capable of quickly destroying a whole field, so villagers have been forced to take drastic action, including setting painful snares and in the worst case scenario, hunting and killing rogue elephants. And that is where Prisca comes into the picture, when it was discovered that these giant creatures, with their long and sensitive noses, despise chilli and bees!
I Am A Girl: Aziza's story
Aziza lives in Afghanistan. She is intelligent and loves going to school. As the middle girl in a family with 5 children, her day starts early. Before going to school she has to do domestic work, which includes fetching water, cleaning the floor, feeding the chickens and making the breakfast.
The Taliban killed Aziza's father, so there is added financial pressure on the family. School is almost a respite, where she can learn and excel. Back home from school the chores begin again, but somehow she squeezes in 5 hours study per night so she can achieve her goal of being the best in class and perhaps, one day, the first female President of Afghanistan.
Qinnie's life-changing adventure
Qinnie Wang describes herself as "just an ordinary girl" who lives and works in Canberra, Australia's capital, and loves to travel.
But it was during her Great Indochina Loop trip with Intrepid late last year, that the seed was planted for a major change in her life purpose and direction. Qinnie explains more…
The road to Chichubamba
Some adrenaline junkies will go far and wide to find the next big thing. For David Knight, Intrepid's Community Based Tourism researcher in Peru, an adrenaline rush came quite unexpectedly the other day during a mini-van ride from Cuzco to Urubamba in Peru's Sacred Valley…
"Keep hands and feet inside the car at all times, 'cause this here's the wildest ride in the wilderness. The final words of warning from the old cowboy on Disney's Big Thunder Mountain kept running through my head as our driver took one harrowing turn after another. A woman walking beside the highway with her baby strapped to her back appeared entirely at ease as we sped by, the baby barely turning its head beneath a brilliantly-colored cloth.
A Treemendous day out
Melbourne folk, you're invited to the 12th Annual Intrepid Tree Planting Day. Join in with Intrepid staff and travellers to plant trees and shrubs in Yarra Bend Park near Merri Creek in Fairfield.
When: Sunday, 25 August, 2013, 10am to approx 2pm
Purpose: To widen the vegetation corridor along the Merri Creek as a flyway for birds and to lessen the visual impact of the Eastern freeway on the area. We have 900 plants to plant. Read more
A ticket for freedom
It's always great when you hear about 'real' people winning competitions and doubly terrific when you know their win is helping others. Last year, Jessie Wells of Queensland sold a book of raffle tickets for Amnesty International, and she won the Ticket Seller's Prize – an Intrepid trip to Nepal.
"We think it's great to have a prize draw for people who help out by selling tickets. We never imagined we would win, so it was a huge surprise and we feel so fortunate that our small contribution has led to this", writes Jessie and new husband Paul. "Amnesty International has been an important part of our lives since we were teenagers, and we are thrilled to be able to celebrate our wedding by taking this incredible trip to the mountains and villages of Nepal. Thank you Amnesty International and Intrepid Travel for giving us this once in a lifetime opportunity, at the perfect time!"
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I Am A Girl: changing how we think
There is a group of people in the world today who are more persecuted than anyone else, but they are not political or religious activists. They are girls.
Being born a girl means you are more likely to be subjected to violence, disease, poverty and disadvantage than any other group on the planet. As each girl moves closer to coming of age, I AM A GIRL, a feature length documentary, reveals what it means to grow up female in the 21st century.
Peruvian beats, eats and Atahualpa's revenge
American researcher, David Knight has just commenced his six month Community Based Tourism research project in Peru, with support from Intrepid.
In his first blog post, David spoke of the nickname he has gained – cala cunka (or hairy neck), a local term of endearment (or not?) in reference to his balding head 🙂 David shares his latest observations…
"My roommate, Elvis, works at the Intrepid Travel office here in Cuzco and his kindness and generosity are part and parcel of both the Intrepid spirit and the local milieu. Fernando is the Operations Manager and is my primary point of contact, helping me with everything from initial meetings and housing in the communities to hiring a Quechua translator/research assistant from the university in Cuzco.


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I bought these for our family room and they looks great.
These lamps look great in our bedroom and are very elegant. Easy to assemble.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Exact
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I love the lamps and they go so well with the end tables I bought from you.
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The lamps are a perfect match for my home, I have gotten many compliments.
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Came completely as described and fit perfectly in our new bedroom.
Can anyone tell me what style on/off switch these lamps have?
These lamps are on their way back to Overstock, because they were certainly not worth the price. The so called marble, was just a cheap plastic. These could be bought anywhere cheaper. Not good quality.
I saw this lamp set and thought they would be perfect for my bedroom. When they arrived I was not disappointed. They look great! The only minor drawback for me were the shades. They are little work to assemble. But overall i am very happy with my purchase. Thanks again Overstock!
These table lamps were packed well and arrived in perfect condition. They were easy to assemble and they look great in my bedroom. I couldn't find anything like them out in retail, especially for the price. The faux marble goes nicely with the drawer pulls on my bedside tables. Very pleased with their form and function.
Just as pretty as the pictured. They go perfectly in our guest bedroom
I like the lamps for my bedroom. They go well with the decor, the shades are a little tricky to put together. Worth 4 stars
The lamps are very nice and easy to assemble. Looks great in my bedroom.
i would recommend these lamps with one caveat....................upon close inspection, this lamp is only a three star. BUT, from a distance, they are nice. i have them flanking my bed, and they are just fine there.
These lamps are so pretty. They have great colors that show up better in person than on the web photos. They go perfect with anything because of their neutral colors.
The lamps are made of cheaper materials and the switch in the lamp failed within 30 days of purchase. Now the lamp is in need of repair.
My only complaint is that the lamp shade rods tend to pop out. Other than that, they look great!
the lampshades were to be unfolded and when the lamp was lit you could see the light bulb.
I recently purchased these for my daughter's new apartment. They are absolutely gorgeous! They went together so easily and they look like very expensive lamps. I would definitely recommend them. They are a perfect height for bedside tables. The shades give a soft look and are great for a bedroom. Thanks very much.
I like these lamps a lot, but I was hoping to love them. The supports on the outside of the lamp shades don't all stay down. Some pop right into place while others don't touch the shade all the way. The marble is pretty nice, but it's blotchy for some reason. If I bought these at a local store I would have returned them. They do look nice, but I expected better quality.
Overall, the lamp is very pretty. Unfortunately, the technique they used to marblize the ball element is quite poor. It looks like they used a magic marker. From across the room, it looks fine. When you're sitting right next to it, it looks really cheezy. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep them or not.


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Vice President Wu Den-yih attends for this ceremony. He noted that the policies and projects launched by the NIA which have been receiving the recognition as well as increasing the efficiency. The number of new immigrants is rising to 500,000 which becomes a fifth ethnic group. I sincerely hope the governmental and non-governmental groups to offer them more services and assistance.
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In addition, the NIA also holds the opening ceremony for these two digital projects вҖңMy Home in TaiwanвҖқ and вҖңGlobal News for New ImmigrantвҖқ as well as the award ceremony for National New Immigrant Torch Scholarship Project.
There are many interesting activities holding for this ceremony. I-Mei Multimedia e-Content Production and Marketing Co., Ltd. organizes a series of activities including the clogs with colored drawings and stand eggs for the ceremony. Besides, the New Taipei City Parents Volunteer Education Development Association also holds DIY craft activity, leaving all participants the unforgettable memories.


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This is one of instapress feature:
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Twitter: Would Penn State change its uniform?
In a world where it's becoming more and more difficult to keep up with all of the uniform changes going on across the college football landscape, Penn State is a breath of fresh air. With the exception of a minor detail here or there, Penn State's uniform looks a lot like it did in our grandfather's day. But with all the changes going on around the school, is this the time for the team to finally alter its look?


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Police: Woman assaulted officersMarch 18,2013
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Skip to comments.Fiat recalling more than 18,000 2014 Fiat 500Ls
Posted on 03/15/2014 1:04:41 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Chrysler Group is recalling 18,092 Fiat 500L cars in the U.S. because the transmission shifter can be delayed or stop working. [ ]
According to documents posted Saturday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, cold temperatures can affect signals sent between the cars main computer and the gear shifter. If that happens, the shifter may not shift out of park or the response may be delayed, increasing the risk of a crash.
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They sold that many?
Actually, those cars are kind of cute, but I'd never buy one.
Fiat = Fix It Again, Tony.
Beer can on wheels.
And just about as structurally sound too.
Yup. I had to rent one on a trip. Car almost didn't last two days of hard driving.
How can failure to shift out of park cause a crash? Seems that it would prevent a crash.. Yeah, it's a safety feature!
Fix IT Again Tony
The old two-cylinder one. Even when I was much thinner, I could not see myself fitting in that car with someone sitting in the passenger seat. How can anyone move the shift lever in that car?
It looks like a "smart car" rebadged.
My rental had smoke rising out of it when it returned it to the lot at the airport.
I had to rent a 2013 Nissan sentra last year.
Acceleration was best described as "not today."
How did the fiat do in comparison?
I saw one of those yesterday, parked on the end of a row of cars along one of Grand Rapids' long straight row of potholes which has street line markings painted along it; the 500 was sticking out and pushing the street down to one lane, which is amazing, because it's pretty dinky.
Not tomorrow, either.
The Fiat 500 is SLOWER than a Nissan Sentra!
Even the Abarth version isn't particularly fast by today's standards.
Putting the seats very close to the surface of the road gives the illusion of speed, especially in a lightweight vehicle. Think how much fun a go-kart is.
Too much reliance on computers???
Fiat - Feeble Italian Attempt (at) Transportation.
This is Fiat's version (well 4 door) of the British Mini cooper.
Neither are stellar cars. I drove the mini's when they weren't so high-endy, one from the 80s that looked more like it was on puffy go-cart/lawnmower tires. Putted around a lot of England in one of em.
I had one of those. It was not unusual to park it and find that students had moved it 90 degrees to make it hard to get out of the parking space.
Mr. niteowl77
I was happy when I got my car back from the shop.
The Nissan was depressing.
The fiat that was offered would have been worse!
My second or thrid car was a X1/9.. So this had to be late 80's.. Car was mid/late 79's I think, or early 80's.. anyways. Minnesota being the rust belt had taken it's toll on the car, but on in the usual wow look at that rusty car way.. from the outside it looked pretty good. few spots here and there...
then at 60 MPH (I know, it was not exactly quick getting there) the engine fell out..
Mounts rusted right off the car.
last Fiat I ever owned.
So, what happened? Did the windup spring snap or did the squirrels in the treadmill cage go belly up?
My Spyder also had electrical problems. As far as corrosion, it was fine when garaged and only driven in nice weather, but the first winter I had to use it started rusting badly.
Then there was the night in winter I left a pack of club soda in it. The bottles exploded shooting a jagged glass top through the ragtop and leaving the interior covered in frozen foam.
Unresponsive acceleration out of a 130-hp Sentra? Those continuously-variable transmissions must be duds.
This thing was brand new and my 2001 jetta vr6 with 130k miles had better acceleration.
This Nissan wallowed on the road, and responded to the throttle by pondering the input for almost a minute before deciding to increase velocity in lagging proportion to pedal input.
This thing never heard of it.
Acceleration to highway merging speed was white knuckle affair every time.
35mph to 65mph was accomplished.. in about thirty seconds or more.
Meanwhile there are semis aiming at you..
It could not handle the ramp at speeds above 35, it did not inspire confidence.
Brand new.
It was a rental, and I was very happy to get my car back.
Oh..and it was metallic baby poo brown.
Reading up on that particular car, yes the second gen CVT it had was rather lame.
Two out of three reviews I read panned its acceleration and noise.
The guy that did this rebuild (Ed China) is over 6 ft tall and it was a challenge. It's a tiny car. He also did a BMW Isletta 300 ... even smaller.
Fix It Again, Tony
I read that these little crap cans are built in Serbia.
No thanks....
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Hope to find some help in here. I've been struggling with this issue some days now. Suddenly my footer has moved and are now covering up the content area with its white background and the copyright text in the sidebar :S (example here: http://spandabel.dk/2013/01/28/macweeenies/ ).
Normally my footer is at the bottom of my blog on both the frontpage and on the posts-sites. My frontpage (home) is still normal (example here: http://spandabel.dk )
What has happened - and how do I fix it??
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The hawks urging President Obama to escalate the war in Afghanistan have no interest in his domestic policy. The 20th century is a graveyard of good ideas that lost out to war.
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By joining specifics, a powerful moral argument and an unapologetic defense of government's role in promoting social justice, the president sought to rescue the health care debate from the mire of a congressional system that has encouraged delay and obstruction.
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Things are looking up for the Republicans, relatively speaking. There's just one problem: The country still doesn't like them.
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Wow, what big and unexpected news! Reforming the health care system is really hard, and Republicans want President Obama to fail. Imagine that.
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The problems we face from kindergarten to 12th grade get regular, if still insufficient, attention. But we rarely confront how badly we're faring when it comes to educating our people after high school.
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As the president and centrist Democrats in Congress haggle over the deficit, they could usefully recall that the party's inability to deliver on Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign pledges, particularly on health care, led to a stunning defeat two years later.
That some highly vulnerable Democrats in the House were willing to face tens of thousands of dollars worth of Republican attack ads as the price of supporting a bill to curb global warming is the untold story of what, so far, is the year's most dramatic legislative showdown.
The president has shied away from handing Congress his own plans on "stone tablets," but if he doesn't intervene in the health care debate, and soon, lawmakers are going to send him an unworkable monstrosity of a bill.
The United States Supreme Court claims to be above politics, and it sometimes even achieves that aspiration.
The president's initial caution served the interests of freedom by making clear that the revolt against Iran's flawed election is homegrown. As the struggle continues, we cannot pretend that we are indifferent to its outcome.
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Where did we get the idea that the only good health care bill is a bipartisan bill? Is bipartisanship more important than whether a proposal is practical and effective?
Business has been on the ropes since last fall's financial collapse, but the first glimmerings of recovery are calling forth a capitalist counteroffensive.
Remember the imaginary couple who appeared in the television ads that helped beat President Clinton's health plan 15 years ago? That duo and the corporations behind them have switched sides in the debate, and for a good reason: 50 million new customers.
A media environment that tilts to the right is obscuring what President Obama stands for and closing off political options that should be part of the public discussion.
Way back in 2004, pollsters and pundits just knew that cultural and moral issues were the wave of the future. But a funny thing happened on the road to the revival tent. Updated
President Obama wants to build a new liberal majority and to do it he's trying to charm everyone left of Rush Limbaugh. That strategy has led to some awkward moments.
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President Obama's lieutenants would love it if all the networks ran a crawl line at the bottom of the screen during news broadcasts that kept repeating: "The economy, health care, energy, education. The economy, health care ... ."
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On many questions, President Obama's approach is full speed ahead. On immigration reform, he prefers to take one step at a time. There really is no alternative.
When Arlen Specter ran for Philadelphia district attorney in 1965, he proudly proclaimed himself a "Kennedy Democrat," but said he was running as a Republican to take on what he saw as the corruption of the city's then-legendary Democratic machine. Forty-four years later, Arlen Specter has come full circle.
Because of the defeat of health care reform in 1994, there will be a temptation to treat every dispute as the first step toward the collapse of the process, ignoring the fact that times and minds change.
By comparison with her recent predecessors, she's a strong speaker of the House. She has far more control than the previous Democratic speaker had, despite having to contend with a more conservative GOP and an ideologically diverse pack of Democrats.
Yes, this is the year Congress will finally give every American access to health insurance. For the first time since the passage of Medicare in the 1960s, the forces favoring action on health care reform are stronger than the forces of cynicism and obstruction.
The most significant moment of Obama's news conference concerned taxes: his defense of proposed limits on the benefits that the well-off get for their charitable contributions and mortgage payments.
Critics who argue that he is asking Congress to do too much are finding it far easier to talk about an overloaded system than to tell those without health insurance that they will have to wait a few more years.
While conservatives cry socialism, the president is trying to steer a moderate course. Moderation, however, may be the wrong recipe. There is something deeply disturbing about the drip, drip, drip of billions into the banking system with no apparent impact.
If President Obama's primary task is to restore economic growth, he has also been waging a quiet, long-term campaign to ease the nation's divisions around religious and moral questions.
The well-off will pay more in taxes. And before the howling on the right gets too loud, consider that we have just gone through a long era involving a far less frank form of redistribution—upward.
Obama's message was plain: The era of bashing government is over. So, too, is the folklore of a marketplace capable of producing abundance without regulation, oversight or public intervention.
After Obama began to campaign around the country for the stimulus, support for the package rose. Administration officials have taken notice. Count on this to be a road-trip presidency.
It makes sense to prop up ailing carmakers. Allowing GM and Chrysler to go bankrupt could be a triggering event that might make a very bad economy much worse.
President Obama senses that fate has handed him opportunities few presidents ever get, and that his test will be whether he makes good use of his chance to bend history at one of its "inflection points."
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Republicans have been winning the media wars over Obama's central initiative. They have done so largely by defining the proposal by its least significant parts.
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President Obama's visit with House and Senate Republicans this week was useful for setting a new tone and a refreshing break from the Bush administration's habit of consulting almost no one. But it was a sideshow to the main battle over how to improve the economy, which is among Democrats.
Beneath the warm pledges of bipartisanship and the earnest calls for cooperation lurks an unpleasant fact: From the moment it loses power, the opposition party turns to the task of getting it back.
President Barack Obama intends to use conservative values for progressive ends, and in doing so he will confuse a lot of people.
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How would the Religious Right react? More importantly, how would Glenn Beck react?
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The unit never worked right - a couple times each season this unit required recharging. We kept calling for service - techs came out - recharged the unit - one stated the unit was running too hot & bypassed a switch & said it wasn't needed -
Finally we contacted David Cowell head of A/C & Heating who sent the original installer out to see our problem - who in turned reported back that there was no problem - of course - the original installer would say he installed it incorrectly it was not faulty !
After many phone calls Sears sent out an independent contractor who had us wait 5 weeks through July & August for new parts as he discovered the motor & several other parts were burned during improper instillation - I have those burned parts. then he "fixed" it.. It worked for a week & a half - we called back - the man came back - recharged the unit and said he must have missed something & was calling Sears for additional approval - which was denied! It was denied because a week & a half before we told Sears it was working well - that was then - now it isn't!
Very angry of 3 seasons of our new central A/c blowing warm air my husband states we want the unit replaced or taken out & our money back ( customer satisfication guarantee!)
We are informed that Sears will not do any thing else for us as this unit is 3 years old!
It is not like this was the 1st call and we are not happy - we have had problems from original installation!
Terry Jewel from Mark Good's office stated to my husband that we will NEVER speak to Mr Lacy - CEO as they will hold up David Cowell's decision ( who also stated he has the same unit & it works fine in his home) - well sure - he did not have the same installer! also,we have received notification from the IRS stating this individual owes the IRS money and was inquiring us about our payments to him - we did not pay him- Sears authorized the work under warrantey.
What type of contractors does Sear's hire to represent them?
Meanwhile, at the end of the 3rd season - the A/C is still blowing warm air - and we all know that in April the A/C will still be blowing warm air -
There is definately a MAJOR problem with our unit and Sears does not return calls promptly nor care about me - a loyal Sears customer for over 20 years. I also Paid in full for this unit in less than a year.
Why does our problem not fit into Sear's customer service guarantee...you would think that Sears would be happy to relpace a faulty unit and keep a customer.
Shortly after the installation of the A/c we were contacted to make an appointment for an estimate to side our home - we made the appt and when the person did not show called and was informed that our appt was given away - after a representative called us to confirm & verbalization confirmation - I was upset then - however now I look at it as a godsend!
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boggling insult to even talk sense with these no accounts. They pose as real corporate staff. Don't waste your time with these Sears appointed lackeys. If you still can demand, your money back and buy elsewhere! Sears now reflects a true don't care attitude so why should we be loyal? I will look for a better company that is still Caring and Reputable, as I truly feel sears is not. Sears is now just like it"s parent Company K mart. If you keep that in mind it won't hurt so much.
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