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Low cost flights to Barcelona arrive to terminal 2 of El Prat airport. The airport is located approximately 8 miles west of Barcelona's city centre, and on approach to the airport visitors are greeted with fantastic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. To reach the city centre, travellers have a range of options. The shuttle bus called Aerobus departs every 5 minutes from the bays located just outside arrivals in terminal 2. A single ticket costs €5.90 and the trip to the centrally located Plaça Catalunya takes 45 minutes. You may also use commuter trains that depart from the station across the bridge from terminal 2. Single tickets cost €3.15. The cost of a taxi ride into the city centre ranges between €35 and €80, depending on the traffic and the number of people travelling.
It is useful to note that travelcards can be bought at the airport's train station. These can be used in the city's commuter trains (including the airport train), buses, and underground. A 10-journey travelcard costs €9.80.
The airports at Reus and Girona are within a 60-mile radius of Barcelona. Coaches link these airports with the city's main train and bus stations, from where it is possible to connect with other parts of the city via the underground.
Set aside a full day to visit the area around Plaça Catalunya, the Ramblas, and the Old Town or Barri Gotic. You can end the day having dinner at one of the trendy restaurants on the waterfront.
With its museums, gardens, castles, Greek-inspired theatres, and unbeatable views of the city, Montjuic is a great place to spend the day. You can either walk from Plaça Espanya or take the cable car from Paralel underground station.
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I am wondering if curtailing a swarm results in a new queen. How long will a colony survive without the queen being replaced?
I am wondering if curtailing a swarm results in a new queen. How long will a colony survive without the queen being replaced?
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
If the curtailing of the swarm resulted in a new queen. Wasn't the queen just replaced?
I am guessing you mean if curtailing of a swarm prevents the making of a new queen. How long will the existing queen live? I have read that a single queen can live for as much as 7 years. 4 is more likely. Being productive that long is another issue. From all I have seen I get the impression queens should be replaced every two years at least to keep a healthy productive queen in the hive. Observations of the brood nest and gaining the skills to determine if a queen is productive is a method I woudl prefer.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
Thanks, Daniel. Made my day, and it's early yet.
Queen life is inversely proportional to cavity size. That queen that lasted 7 years was operating in a small cavity and her progeny didn't know how to generate a swarm.
I am following this thread with interest, going into my third year of beekeeping and have so far expanded to 24 hives. So the major problem that I have had with checkerboarding as a method of swarm control and maximising honey production has been the lack of drawn comb.
Thi spring I intend to try an excluder above the brood area with an entrance above the excluder and see how that goes. I have also had swarms from 3 of my hives in late July and into August , so here swarm cutoff seems after the summer solstice.
Don't make a judgement on this wacko season. Your repro cut off should be close to mine - late Mar. Locally, the ferals were swarming in mid summer. Never seen that before, and won't try to guess why. In the managed colonies, repro c/o was almost exactly three weeks early this year. Again, will not guess how that affected the wild colonies.
Thanks Walt,
I went from 9 colonies to 24 this season so do not have enough drawn comb to checkerboard next spring hence the excluder with an upper entrance plan.I keep my hives in mediums over a deep box so plan to put the excluder above the first medium.I see that you use shallow boxes, I am a little reluctant to change from mediums to shallows at this time as I have so many of the mediums. Do you think checkerboarding will still work with mediums over the deep
Have little experience with mediums, but in a couple of cases where they were wintered in that config. the colonies treated the medium the same as a shallow. They did all their swarm preps in the deep below and didn't open any cells in the medium above. Very tough to stop swarming when they do that. I'll be very interested in the results of your upper entry approach. Checkerboarding does work with mediums when you have the drawn comb.
How so?
If your equipment is all the same size the amount of drawn frames available become large because all the ones used for honey the previous year are now available to use in the brood chamber. The new frames with foundation get used for honey. If your equipment is all different sizes than it will take you longer to build up enough drawn comb of each size so you do get short handed on one size required for checkerboarding.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Your Summer Solstice was March 20. (Correction, it should be June 20)
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_solstice
We have swarms after Summer Solstice too, but I'm thinking it is more likely due to the cavity being filled and nowhere left to expand. So the brood nest gets back filled and the swarm process begins.
Matthew Davey
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matt, that's our spring equinox.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
Thanks Squarepeg. Sorry, it was June 20.
There goes that theory...
Matthew Davey
OK Ace, I have about 26 deep boxes I use for brood boxes and 8 drawn combs per box more than 200 frames. I prefer a deep box as a brood box, but if I discarded or cut down those boxes I would be in worse shape for drwn comb. the drawn comb I require is for honey production.So if I was to follow the herd and use only med boxes I would start with a deficit of 208 drawn combs, not quite where I want to be. We will see where we are in the spring and if there are losses I will make them up and hope not to expand any further, thus allowing my existing hives to produce sufficient drawn comb to meet requirements
Thanks for the reply Squarepeg,
I use a deep only as the first box then followed by mediums so I have actually 28 deep boxes and at present 50 mediums,I will need at least 25 more by March. I read a report by Jerry Hayes about entrances above an excluder and thought I would try it out.I will also do a search on Rolands method and see where that will lead me.
roland uses all deeps, and has a really cool method that i would use myself if i always had help around to deal with the heavy boxes.
i tried the excluder with the upper entrance, and didn't have good results, but i probably gave up too soon on it. search for 'joseph clemens' on this forum for some good illustrations on how he makes that work.
at this point, i am liking walt wright's nectar management by checkerboarding approach. walt lives near me, and my limited experience with it so far is encouraging.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
I am keen to try checkerboarding, I have Walts manual but need to get to having enough drawn comb for my mediums
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
I also have deep bodies and med supers. But I started that way on purpose knowing that I woudl convert to all of one or the other. After just open year and lifting just one full deep body. I have made up my mind. I will be goign all med. There are some possible negatives to all med manly the brood nest. So if anything I will use what deeps I have as brood nest boxes on hives that will otherwise be all med. this is because deep boxes have one negative I cannot accept. they are so heavy they actually discourage me from doing inspections. Even as a first year keeper with more curiosity than is good for the bees. I found myself quickly putting off lifting that super of honey off to check on the brood nest. For me that is entirely unacceptable. When inspections need to be made they need to be made. I don't have the same problem with med full of honey.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
Daniel I only use the 8 frame deep as the lower brood box with one med brood box above thereafter mediums for honey storage. As the lower box is never really full of honey the weight is not a problem, besides when inspecting the hive the lowest box is rarely lifted so I do not really have a problem. This also allows me to make deep or medium nuc's. I did have a problem with some of my hives going up into the new comb of the honey supers and laying eggs, I wiil try to prevent this by fitting an excluder above the brood boxes with a 3 quarter inch shim and creating an entrance above the excluder.


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A California man pleaded guilty earlier this month to stabbing his aunt and uncle during a visit to Plantation Key in March.
Jacob Knapper, 21, will serve three years in prison followed by three years of probation. He entered his plea during an Oct. 8 hearing at the Plantation Key courthouse.
"It's a fair resolution," said Assistant State Attorney Demetrios Efstratiou. "It's a substantial prison term with probation to follow."
Knapper was originally charged with knifing his mother, Elke Herath, as well, but she declined to cooperate with prosecutors, Efstratiou said.
According to the arrest report, Knapper stabbed his mother, and Gene and Shellaine West after getting into an argument with Gene West. Herath and Shellaine West were wounded in the arm, while Gene West was stabbed in the stomach.
The court allowed Knapper to travel with Herath back to California after he bonded out of the Monroe County Detention Center on Stock Island. He returned to the Keys for the plea hearing.
Knapper pleaded guilty to two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Had he been convicted at trial, he could have served up to 30 years in prison.


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Tomlinson Signs New Three-Year Deal With The Chargers
Breaking news: The San Diego Chargers annouced tonight that Ladainian Tomlinson has agreed to sign a new three-year deal, keeping LT in San Diego through 2011.
The following is taken from the team issued press release:
San Diego Chargers President Dean Spanos announced today a new three-year contract with running back LaDainian Tomlinson through 2011. Tomlinson's old contract also was through 2011.
"This is a good day for the Chargers and for Chargers fans," said Spanos. "It was important to me to get this done so LT could continue his career here in San Diego where he means so much to our team, our fans and our community. The alternative was just unthinkable. He belongs in San Diego."
"I love San Diego and being a part of this team with my teammates," said Tomlinson. "My number-one priority was to stay here in San Diego. I truly believe this is the place that gives me the best chance to be successful and win a championship. I want to finish the job we started when I got here eight years ago. My heart has always been in San Diego. I couldn't imagine putting on another uniform.
"I really appreciate the role Dean played throughout this process. He made it work for everyone, and I appreciate his friendship more than he knows."
The NFL's Most Valuable Player in 2006 and a five-time Pro Bowl selection, Tomlinson rushed for 1,110 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2008. His play down the stretch was critical in the team capturing its third-straight AFC West title. His three-touchdown performance against Denver in the '08 regular-season finale catapulted the Chargers in to the playoffs. Tomlinson suffered a groin injury however in the playoffs and was severely limited.
Tomlinson's NFL career has Hall of Fame written all over it. He's the only player in league history to start his career with eight-straight seasons of 10-or-more rushing touchdowns and he's the third to start it with eight-or-more 1,000-yard seasons. He captured the NFL's MVP Award in '06 following a record-breaking season, one in which he shattered the NFL marks for points (186), rushing touchdowns (28) and total touchdowns (31), while racking up a career-best 1,815 yards. A year earlier in 2005, Tomlinson tied an NFL record by scoring a touchdown in 18 consecutive games, including a record 14-straight games with a rushing touchdown.
Tomlinson owns or holds a share of 28 team records. The NFL's 14th all-time leading rusher with 11,760 yards, he ranks second all-time in NFL rushing touchdowns (126) and he's tied for fourth in total touchdowns (141).
Tomlinson's reach in San Diego extends well beyond the football field. The NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year in 2006 for his work in the community, LT and his wife, LaTorsha, are founders of the Tomlinson Touching Lives Foundation. The foundation hosts events throughout the year, including youth football camps in San Diego and Texas, a golf tournament, a Thanksgiving program in which they provide more than 2,100 San Diego families with complete holiday dinners and a Christmas program in which they give away more than 1,500 holiday gifts to the patients at San Diego's Children's Hospital and Health Center. At each Chargers' home game, LT hosts "The 21 Club," where he invites 21 kids from San Diego youth groups and nonprofit organizations to attend a game. After the game, LT invites the children down to the field where they get a one-on-one visit with their football hero.
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norv dont give LT more than 15 carries a game, we want him in the playoffs
All we need is a good RT/RG to secure safer pastures for LT and whoever it may be in the backfield to run with the win so to speak. I'm thinking someone along the lines like Eben Britton or Kraig Urbik. What say you?!?!
- Jeff Williams said... Mar 11, 2009, 9:10:00 PM
Get LT a new right-side of the O-line and he'll be good as new. There wasn't a better move that they could have made given the other needs on the roster.
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With HP Discover just over the horizon–happening December 4-6 in Frankfurt, Germany–it's a good time to start looking at what products and services that HP has to offer that directly impact the work done in DevOps. The cloud is an important and growing market for a multitude of development teams and at the same time it presents the secondary issue of stewardship of shipped products deployed in the cloud itself.
IDC projected the worldwide software market has grown 4.7% year-over-year, reaching a total market size of $167 billion for the first half of 2012. The Applications segment, which holds almost 49% of overall market share, was the fastest growing market group with a 5.1% year-over-year growth rate. Application Development and Deployment (AD&D) and System Infrastructure Software registered significant growth as well.
There is a dramatic shift going on in the enterprise, where the cloud has made it easier to access services, apps and information, anywhere and anytime.
In the industry's commitment to provision the cloud infrastructure business, HP jumped into the game with the launch of its HP Converged Cloud architecture. This combines the capabilities of the private, hybrid and public clouds, and allows them to merge with the traditional IT environment.
HP Converged Cloud is an industry first, with a portfolio of solutions designed to help companies create a hybrid environment, and more importantly, effectively manage them. Rather than the legacy infrastructure model, in which compute, storage, and networking resources are all built as discrete silos within the data center, a converged model integrates these three facets into a cohesive whole.
All solutions in the HP Converged Cloud portfolio are based on a common architecture and offer a thought-out strategy, which aims to extend capabilities of cloud computing to the entire IT environment (including infrastructure, applications, and data storage), accelerate innovation, improve business agility and reduce costs.
The HP Converged Cloud provides a number of obvious advantages for the enterprise, including an open, standardized platform with support for multiple hypervisors, operating systems, development environments, heterogeneous infrastructures and a large partner ecosystem; management and protection of information, applications, and infrastructure; and optimizes use of standard modular components.
It also brings together an array of products, including HP Converged Infrastructure, HP Converged Management and Security, HP Converged Information and hardened OpenStack technology. Especially important in an era where cybersecurity is becoming a bigger and bigger slice of the risk and overhead pie when it comes to deployment.
HP CloudSystem
In particular, HP CloudSystem provides an integrated and open platform for enterprises to build and manage services across private, managed and public cloud environments. It delivers instant access to additional capacity through HP Cloud Services, Amazon Web Services and Savvis.
HP CloudSystem combines the power of HP Converged Infrastructure and benefits of HP Cloud Service Automation software. The platform is a fully integrated end-to-end, consisting of hardware, software and deployment tools to build and manage cloud services environments through private, public and hybrid cloud.
This software is a universal mechanism to ensure safety and compliance with regulations for all applications, as well as physical and virtual infrastructure. The solution supports HP Cloud Maps, pre-configured system of cataloged objects, which automatically performs the optimal allocation of resources to applications and infrastructure.
A new version of HP Cloud Service Automation offers a self-service portal to assist customers increase agility and reduce costs when managing application and infrastructure services on HP CloudSystem-based solutions or third-party environments. IT can support a complex heterogeneous environment and allow you to manage that and allocate that using the tools.
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The applications are getting more dynamic, as is the infrastructure, with virtualized environments. Within enterprises, the shift towards the DevOps model is very much a reflection of the change from the days of monolithic application development. Implementing a DevOps strategy could mean using software to align the development and operations teams' strategies, to create a kind of virtual DevOps team.
HP is expanding its capabilities with regards to DevOps with its Application Performance Management 9.2 for Converged Cloud that helps customers manage across converged cloud environments, improving the performance management of cloud and mobile applications.
Along with updated versions of HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and HP Performance Center (PC), HP DevOps solutions for big data offer the continuous delivery of applications, with new Lab Management Automation and Continuous Application Performance Delivery features.
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Thank you Jon! Darn, what a great site that use to be for identifying White's and dating them! Treadleon has a limited amount of dating of the White, but nothing like we use to find on the Arachnesobsession site! It is a shame when something so informative is taken away from all the collector's. I only have one Rotary Electric Embossed Black Crinkle White machine from 1931.
Modern Home come to think of it, your White is very similar to my White and mine is a Rotary Electric! Your machine is not the embossed style, but it sure looks similar.


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The Most Exciting Part About the World Series? Kate Upton
Andy Juniper | Posted 12.24.2012 | Canada
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Not to suggest that the world revolves around Kate Upton, but given all the hoopla and hype afforded in recent days to the star-spangled awesome actress and supermodel, an observer could easily conclude that the World Series most surely revolves around her. But as one writer put it: "an entire city breathlessly awaits an answer to what fans really want to know. Is [Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander] really dating supermodel Kate Upton?"


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Rummage Sale aims to help Warming Center open on time
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Bozeman's Warming Center still needs over $10,000 before they can open their doors this season.
That's why the Bozeman Yoga Center is hosting a Rummage Sale this weekend- with all proceeds going to the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC), which runs the Warming Center.
The shelter provides a warm, safe place for homeless men, women and families to sleep during the winter.
Donated clothes, electronics, household goods and miscellaneous items will be for sale on Saturday.
An anonymous donor has stepped forward to match all the money raised. That means every dollar spent will actually be two dollars going toward the Warming Center, in hopes they can open on time.
"I'd been wanting to get the Yoga Center involved more in doing community activities," said Bozeman Yoga Center owner Ed Scheterlak, about why he decided to host the sale. "We decided that would be a good way to try to get some money raised, and at the same time have the space used in a better way."
According to an HRDC fact sheet, last season, the Warming Center served 131 people, and the average length of stay was 17 nights.
The number of visits totaled 2,258- a 200-percent increase over the previous season.
The total operating costs are just under $100,000.
The HRDC has raised $37,000 so far, but need a total of $50,000 in order to open.
"Our three biggest costs that we see each season are our salaries- our staff to keep our folks here overnight- and then basically just our rent and our heat for this building, to make sure that folks have a place to sleep at night," said HRDC Housing Department Director Sara Savage.
People can donate items for the sale by simply dropping them off at the Bozeman Yoga Center Friday, November 8th between 5 and 8 pm.
Donors can also pay $20 to rent a table at the sale to sell their items. The $20 would go to the HRDC, and sellers would keep the profits from their items.
Folks can stop by the Rummage Sale and pick up a few treasures on Saturday, November 9th, from 9 am to 4 pm at the Bozeman Yoga Center. It's located in the Beaver Pond Plaza at 1716 W. Main Street, Suite 8A1.
Savage said the Warming Center needs to raise $13,000 more in order to open on time December 1st.
After that, the she said they'll work toward raising the the rest of the funds to operate the full season.
"The Warming Center relies entirely on community donations," Savage said. "That's why we need the community support to hit that goal."


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Yemeni government forces arrest cameraman
New York, August 22, 2011--The Committee to Protect Journalists is concerned by the continuing deterioration of conditions for journalists operating in Yemen. On August 12, authorities detained Ahmed Firas, a cameraman for Suhail TV. According to one local journalist, Firas' detention may be related to his work at the pro-revolution news station.


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Need suggestions buying a laptop for security testing
I need some recommendations buying a laptop solely for security activities such as pentest, owasp testing, malware analysis, forensics and incident response. I do understand there is a need to run multiple VM's, memory intensive tools, etc. Please let me know your thoughts.
How about the dell alienware? Has anyone tried that?
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Dissecting the Hack: The F0rb1dd3n Network (Hardcover)
Dissecting the Hack is one heck of a ride! Hackers, IT professionals, and Infosec aficionados will find a gripping story that takes the reader on a global trip through the world of computer security exploits. One half massive case study, one half technical manual, Dissecting the Hack has it all - learn all about hacking tools and techniques and how to defend your network against threats.
Yes, the security threats are real - read more about the tactics that you see executed throughout the story in the second half of the book where you will learn to recon, scan, explore, exploit and expunge with the tools and techniques shown in the story. Every hack is real and can be used by you once you have the knowledge within this book!
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EXERCISE 3I think you saw this drawing and the work involved and really let this overwhelm really you. If you'd put the same amount of work into one lock at a time, the result would have been much better. As with the last exercise, you made life very difficult for yourself by not using rich darks and sharp edges. Both would have created the depth that is missing here. Again, one real problem is the massive amount of white holes throughout this drawing that severely dilute your darks. Strong blacks in the deepest depths would, as I said, have added more depth but they would also have increased the intensity of your highlights because of the greater overall contrast.One or two locks possess nice highlights and they suggest some three-dimensional form. Apart from those, I can't feeling that you rushed your way through this, attempting to suggest rather than fully explain. As a result, it lacks depth and looks flat and dull.Ideally, you should have drawn this one lock at a time. That would have removed any worry about the amount of work involved, and allowed you to concentrate solely on the single lock. Instead of almost just filling in the background, you would have been fully in control.1. First draw the background darks around the lock (Use 2B and burnish with HB is holes are appearing - the darks must be solid). Now you have a value that you can refer every other tone to.2. Complete the midground areas either side of the lock, keeping the edges of the lock sharp. Now you have a pure white foreground lock surrounded by completed drawing. It exists in a local environment that you can react to as you draw the lock.3. Work on the lock itself. If it emerges from beneath another lock, establish that lock's shadow, or draw the lock so it emerges from the shade. If it has a highlight, use your Week 5 experience and work from both ends towards to the centre. 4. Complete the drawing lock by lock until it's done. That way you'll understand how that ONE lock relates to those around it - it may cast a shadow, it may have shadows cast upon it, it may emerge from the shade, or even disappear into the shade. You cannot work that out if you try to draw many locks at the same time.I think you just need to take a deep breath, think about what you are about to draw, and then tackle it one tiny piece at a time.Looking at an overall section of a drawing, and the amount of work involved, can be terribly daunting and depressing. I've tried to show you that breaking it down into tiny areas overcomes all problems. You need to take an overview first, so you know what you're aiming for and, from that point onwards, just chip away at it one piece at a time. And, above all else, try to imagine what you are drawing is real - it's never a drawing exercise, you're recreating a living animal.
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Still Don't Know What #IdleNoMore Is About? Here's a Cheat-Sheet
Gyasi Ross | Posted 03.18.2013 | Canada Politics
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The #IdleNoMore Movement is not a new movement. Instead, it is the latest incarnation of the sustained Indigenous resistance to the rape, pillage and exploitation of this continent and its women that has existed since 1492. For those transfixed on race, you're missing the point. Please consider this a fairly exhaustive explanation of the #IdleNoMore movement, what it is not and what it is.


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[quote user="mjg407"]Was in the TAGF game day thread earlier..... and those are Giant Fans??????* WTF is seriously wrong with some off these people on the boards?*
We were firing everyone at the end of November and now this team has exceeded everyone's expectations and is headed to the SB.... but they still beach.....
Amazing, isn't it?? To me, making the playoffs was a bonus. Winning against Atlanta was another bonus.... etc. How could you complain considering where we were after 14 games? The DB's came together (begged Fewell to run more Man coverage, and he listened... especially since Prince was lost in the zone), Boley and Blackburn bolstered the LB's., and the OLine improved slightly in run blocking. It all came together at the end, and we've been hot... but, these MB Jamokes think all our guys should be perfect on every play. Every incomplete pass is, somehow, a black mark on Eli's character and any missed tackle should put you on the bench and get you traded. Ludicrous, but this is the 'instant gratification' generation. They have no familiarity with reality until it smacks them in the face. They would shrivel and be useless if they had to wear your shoes, mjg.


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A former mining and mill town known for its laid-back bars and oddball festivals, Nederland makes a friendly stop on the Peak to Peak Byway and moves at a more leisurely pace than bigger, brassier Boulder. So leisurely, in fact, that the town's annual Frozen Dead Guy Days parade takes place in slow motion. Nederland pairs its eccentric spirit with a dizzying array of outdoor activities in nearby Roosevelt National Forest and Indian Peaks Wilderness. Hikers, bikers, snowshoers, and skiers stock up on supplies at the Oregon Trail-era general stores before setting out on wilderness paths crisscrossing the mountains.
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Overlooking burbling Boulder Creek and the historic facades of Main Street, the log-cabin-style Best Western Lodge at Nederland bursts with Wild West influences. Common areas feature rough-hewn log surfaces, freestanding fireplaces, and supple leather couches, while spacious suites and guest rooms are adorned with Navajo blankets, wrought-iron bed frames, and locally made artwork. Best of all, the heated porch with a jetted hot tub makes the perfect place to kick back after a long day on the trails.
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The power of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s words have resonated through the last half-century and shaped CU's learning and living environment from civics classes and student groups, to internships with the "I Have A Dream" Foundation.
Today, the campus participated in the international observation of the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech. Vice Chancellor Bob Boswell marked the occasion as he "Let Freedom Ring" from the Center for Community's bell at 3 p.m.
At the event, Alphonse Keasley, assistant vice chancellor for diversity, equity and community engagement, shared a handout of "10 Interesting Facts about the March on Washington." Some of the facts included: the speech was reportedly drafted hours before the march, and that Dr. King's speech went on to become the best political speech of the 20th century, according to a 1999 panel of more than 130 scholars.
We invite all in our campus community to reflect on the impact of Dr. King's powerful words, spoken 50 years ago from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.


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The Bachelor's Degree – Overview
Undergraduate majors must take five foundation courses and a closing seminar:
PSC/LES 201 Introduction to the American Political System (3 Hrs.)
PSC 325 Introduction to Political Philosophy (3 Hrs.)
PSC 371 ECCE: Introduction to Comparative Politics (3 Hrs.)
PSC 373 ECCE: Introduction to International Relations (3 Hrs.)
PSC 451 Empirical Political Analysis (3 Hrs.)
PSC 485 Closing Seminar (2 Hrs.) or
PSC 486 Honors Closing Seminar (2 Hrs.)
All students intending to become PSC majors should take PSC 201 prior to taking any other PSC course. Students are encouraged to take the foundation courses, including PSC 451, prior to taking other 400 level courses.
PSC 325 Introduction to Political Philosophy is a prerequisite to advanced courses in political philosophy (PSC 425-435).
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It's not bad enough that I had to fight the urge to vomit and actually root for you to beat the Cowgirls, but you end up losing to them anyway? Seriously?
Here's a thought................ When DallASS is first and goal from the 9......maybe it wasn't a good Defensive strategy to have your D backs giving the DallASS receivers an 8 yard cushion......... only making first contact at the damned ONE YARD LINE!


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AOL Partners with Ad Council for Anti-Bullying Campaign
Oct 23, 2012
More than 80% of high school students in the U.S. report they witness bullying at least once a week and 25% say that they see acts of bullying at least once a day, according to a national survey released today by DoSomething.org. In an effort to educate and empower parents to talk to their children about ways in which kids can be more than just a bystander, a national, nationwide multimedia PSA campaign launched yesterday to coincide with National Bullying Prevention Month in October.
The campaign was developed by the Ad Council, in partnership with AOL, Facebook, Johnson & Johnson, the Free to Be Foundation, the Waitt Institute for Violence Prevention, and the Departments of Education and Health & Human Services. This movement includes a series of TV, radio, print and online PSAs, that will shed a light on the severity and ubiquity of bullying and educate our nation's parents on a worthwhile cause.
Created pro bono by AOL, customized Devil advertising units are now running on HuffPost Parents, HuffPost Women, across the AOL network, homepage and AOL Mail sign-in pages. AOL has even created a celebrity-focused "You've Got" segment featuring Marlo Thomas and Kelly Ripa to speak about the cause. Additionally, AOL generated a Road Devil, one of AOL's new mobile platform ad-units, for the Ad Council, which marks the first time a mobile Road Devil ad-unit has ever been utilized to highlight a non-profit organization/cause.
To learn more about the campaign and for resources to help you talk to your children about bullying, visit stopbullying.gov and the Stop Bullying Speak Up Facebook page. You can also visit AOL On, our channel dedicated to National Bullying Prevention Month - below is one of the many interviews it features.


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Port Douglas harbour is pristine, perfect and looked as though someone had just finished hoovering up. As Francesca looked for somewhere to put out her cigarette, Caz remarked that 'stubbing a fag out anywhere here would be the equivalent of stubbing it out on a cream carpet.'
We were sailing with a company called Silverswift, whose expedition took up an entire day and visited three different reef sites
As it is jellyfish season we were issued with extremely unforgiving stinger suits in addition to our snorkel and flippers. These suits clung to our every curve and putting them on was like squeezing into an elongated glove with the elasticity of a small rubber band. Wearing them in the scorching heat seemed to make about as much sense as stripping to your underwear in a snowstorm. We did a few lunges in them on deck to try and make them give a little.
Our first drop was at a site called 'Three Sisters' - named so for the three pointy heads of coral that protruded from its waters. It took around an hour and a half to reach this spot, which we spent basking on the upper deck, trying to keep hold of the complimentary tea and food we had overdosed on. The journey was mildly rocky and Caz struggled with her sea-legs whilst Sophie sat forlornly in the lower deck struggling with her stomach.
My sister Phoebe dived the reef last year and claimed it was one of the best experiences she'd had on her travels
As we anchored off at Three Sisters the staff chucked tiddly fish in the water to attract bigger ones to our area. Soon enough fish were leaping out the water and a baby shark circled the boat. We plopped into the water, and true to Phoebe's word, it was like entering a magical kingdom. Brightly coloured shoals of fish swam centimetres from our faces and glowing coral carpeted an ocean ridge below us.
A tactic I found made you appreciate this secret kingdom more was to position your goggles half above the water and half below it. This way you could see both the endless, empty ocean horizon and peep at the land of colour below it simultaneously. It came as a pleasant surprise each time you split your vision this way. Finding beauty beneath something that seems so plain and unassuming. Much like finding a treasure chest buried beneath a supermarket carpark I imagine.
I also found that by stopping and floating, much like a corpse, you noticed the smaller life on the reef and the habits of the fish
We splashed around Three Sisters for around an hour, trying to take some snaps on our hire camera - surprisingly hard. Our next stop was a twenty minute sail away to Turtle Bay. En-route a member of the crew gave a talk on what sort of marine life we could expect to find there. She mentioned Angel Fish, who are anomalously faithful for fish and mate for life. When one of them dies, the other one deliberately stops eating, so they too will perish. They could teach humans a thing or two.
At Turtle Bay we had a light lunch before getting in the water. I avoided the prawn and octopus carcasses on offer. The quality of reef at Turtle Bay surpassed that at Three Sisters. It was more diverse, larger and home to more elusive marine life. We also caught a glimpse of its famous local resident - a tonk grey fish with eyes that move independently - called Greg. Here we were able to venture out further into the ocean and separate ourselves from the rest of the passengers. There is noting more off-putting when your trying to be at one with nature than a Japanese tourist kicking a flipper in your face,
We also enjoyed the company of a large sea turtle for a few minutes, as it swam up to the surface for air, before it grew tired of us and swam off into the dark of the ocean.
By the time we reached the last drop, our legs and necks were tired from all the kicking and gawping
This, however, was the highlight of the guided tour. As it turns out, being part of a chaotic convoy of tourists all wearing flippers isn't too much fun. We snuck off from the tour and spent that last half hour mucking about in the water.
We arrived back in Cairns exhausted and drowsy from the boat journey back. A tropical rainstorm was brewing and when I looked in the mirror I realised I had brought home a little souvenir of the trip. My goggles - beaming at me from my face through a stencil of sunburn. All just in time for our move down the coast.


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Letter Carriers Food Drive coming up
BEND, Ore. - Help stamp out hunger! It's easy. Simply place a bag of nonperishable food donations by your mailbox on the morning of Saturday, May 11, for the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) Food Drive.
This is the one day of the year that all Americans have the opportunity – with the help of letter carriers – to easily donate food to help needy families in their community. The "Stamp Out Hunger" effort is the largest single-day food drive in the world. The NALC food drive has collected more than one-billion pounds of food nationally since the food drive's inception in 1993.
The letter carriers food drive benefits the entire Oregon Food Bank Network, serving people who are hungry in every county in Oregon plus Clark County, Wash., including NeighborImpact's Food Bank. Last year's food drive brought in 1.3 million pounds of food throughout the state with 54,000 pounds collected locally in Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook Counties.
"The Letter Carrier's Food Drive is one of the biggest food drives of the year, and helps keep our shelves stocked through the summer and early fall" –Sandy Klein, Food Resource Specialist, NeighborImpact. "The number of people accessing emergency food in Central Oregon each month has been holding steady at 20,000 and we don't see a decrease in those numbers during the summer months. What the postal workers, the community and volunteers do in one day is amazing."
"The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive occurs during an important time when most school lunch programs are suspended for the summer months, leaving millions of children to find alternative sources of nutrition" writes Fredric Rolando, President of NALC in a letter to all postal workers.
How to help:
- Look for a yellow, plastic, degradable food drive bag in your mail during the first week of May.
- Fill the bag (or any sturdy bag) with nutritious, nonperishable food. NeighborImpact will recycle your bag.
- Place it by your mailbox early on Saturday, May 11.
All donated food stays in the community where it was collected.
Most-wanted nonperishable foods include
Look for foods high in nutrition and low in sugar and fat, such as:
- peanut butter (highly desirable)
- canned meats (tuna, chicken, salmon),
- canned and boxed meals (soup, chili, stew, macaroni and cheese),
- canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils),
- pasta, rice cereal,
- canned fruits, 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed),
- canned vegetables,
- cooking oil, boxed baking mixes.
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- Rusty or unlabeled cans, glass containers, perishable items, homemade items, noncommercial canned or packaged items, alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda, open or used items.
If you miss your letter carrier's daily visit, drop off your food donations at any post office by Wednesday, May 15.


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Erdem Fall 2012
As a reaction to the prettiness of his spring collection, Erdem Moralioglu started work on his fall clothes by "looking at the codes of what it is that makes a lady—and turning them on their head!" And although the designer stayed true to the ladylike DNA of his brand with elegant silhouettes evocative of mid-century haute couture clients—svelte cocktail dresses, wide-cut evening coats, a short swing jacket with a standaway collar, and the season's strong sweater and (pleated) skirt combinations—he tweaked the looks in subtle ways that began with the fabrics and gave his work an exciting edge.
"Mixing plastics in with lace felt new and uncomfortable for me," he said, and so, inspired by latex pieces he discovered in a fetish store, he worked with textile mills in Como, Italy to lacquer his refined fabrics (silky tweeds and those enchanting laces) with a glossy, high-sheen veneer—a sophisticated effect far removed from the original.
Erdem was also thinking of "this woman who eats art and fashion!"—embodied by Peggy Guggenheim, the formidable mid-twentieth-century art collector, dealer, and patron, who held court in her palazzo on the Grand Canal in Venice, an inspiration for the rich Venetian tones and dappled, Impressionistic prints in the show. With art on his mind, it was appropriate that Erdem set his collection in the distinguished White Cube Bermondsey gallery (currently showing Anselm Kiefer's epic sculptures); a clean backdrop against which to admire the intricate detailing of his clothes—including graphic use of black lace, to veil jacquard prints or re-appliquéd into bold, abstract patterns (on hot pinks, puce, or inky lagoon blues); or a scattering of bright jewels on a coat printed with a shimmer of colors like sunlight on the lagoon (Erickson Beamon made the matching multihued brooches that trimmed coat collars and "jewel" necklines).
He also created trompe l'oeil effects that suggested various garments were being worn together—a strapless cocktail dress that seemed to be layered over a turtleneck, or a corset worn over a simple sleeveless top. And despite the elaboration of technique and decoration, the collection remained as light as air—down to those miraculous shoes created for Erdem by Nicholas Kirkwood that appeared to float above their solid black heels, thanks to the strip of clear Lucite separating the upper sole from the heel itself.
For more information and a full profile on Erdem Moralioglu, go to Voguepedia.com.


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- 1 can (15 ounces) garbanzo beans or chickpeas, rinsed and drained
- 1/3 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 4-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 garlic clove, peeled
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Pita bread wedges
- In a food processor, combine the beans, mayonnaise, parsley, lemon juice, garlic and salt; cover and process until smooth.
- Transfer to a serving dish. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. Serve with pita bread. Yield: 6 servings.
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|Imagine, if you will, your happy place,
where the meadow is not on fire...
|Pedro sez: "the fewer men, the greater share of honor"
We found the installation and set-up time of this group to be as fast if not faster than other non-integrated single speed groups. The gear indexing was right on, battery life was phenomenal and it appears to be the lightest of all of the Di2 systems. The beautiful brake levers were reminiscent of races past, clean, thin, unobstructed. Kinda like fashion modeling before silicone, collagen and bee stings. Overall, the drive-train appeared to be exceedingly efficient, no excess, or as Robby Naish coined: HiHo- hook-in and hold-on.
|I know, I know, classic bend (wanna send me some?)
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Excerpt: "Giants punter Steve Weatherford is not done ripping his former Jets special teams coordinator, Mike Westhoff.
Weatherford has said in the past that he didn't like playing for Westhoff, and in an interview with the Star-Ledger, Weatherford answered a question about comparing the Giants and Jets by explaining that Westhoff was the one problem he had when he played for New York's other team.
"It's been a dream come true," Weatherford said of playing for the Giants.
"I enjoyed playing for Rex Ryan but the special teams coach [Mike Westhoff] was very difficult to get along with both on and off the field.
Here, the Giants have treated me great since the moment I walked in here. I show up early and leave late and give everything I have. I think the Giants have an appreciation for that. I absolutely love being here. I'd play for free." Read more...


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I think Cruz has the same mental problems as some celebrities. The constant urge to be in the spot light, this new reality show that would be "my own thing"
What happened to our blue collared salsa dancer??
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Hey guys we are entering free agency in little over a month. What Free Agent would be at the top of your list the Giants to go after? Do not let money get in away. What guy would your drool over for.
My pick: OT Jake Long
I have no idea if he will resign with Miami or if they will Franchise him. This year the Franchise tag for OT would be 15 million. That's a lot of money to reserve a guy. If Reese would be able to get him here in NY he would solidify the line, open up holes for the running game and be a true leader in the locker room. Not to mention he is young enough that he could be a Giants for years to come protecting our best asset Eli.
So who is your top Free Agent Priority?


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This is one of the most lyrical piece in classical music. It has famously been recorded by Luciano Pavarotti, Aaron Neville The Carpenters, Maria Calla, Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Mario Lanza, Placido Domingo , Celine Dion and Andre Rieu. It was composed by Franz Schubert in 1825 as part of his Opus 52, 7 songs from Walter Scotts poem The Lady of the Lake and often performed at weddings, Christmas time and funerals. In popular culture it has been featured in many films, on TV and in video games among other, The Tonight Show, American Horror Story, Teen Wolf, Glee, The West Wing, Untouchable, Six Feet Under, Hitman, The Hangover Part III, Colombiana, Machete, Chicken Run, When in Rome, American Mary, Runaway Bride, Fantasia, Alive, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Mata Hari and Hitman Blood Money Lead Sheet transposed to Bb with melody and chords for Bb Instrument including a non-transposed version in C for easy accompaniment, arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm. Ave M...
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A postcard lampoons the women's movement by portraying a woman seemingly more interested in voting than in looking after the wellbeing of her family. Opposition to woman suffrage was fierce among traditional groups. Many feared that voting would distract women from their "domestic duties" or create family dissension. Others were concerned that women were not capable of voting responsibly or would be corrupted by the process. Some worried that women would form a solid party and outvote men. And, many men—raised and accustomed to dictating events in the political sphere—simply saw no reason to give up any power to women without a fight. (Oregon Historical Society)
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KEY LARGO -- After years of delay, the redevelopment of Key Largo Ocean Resort is now underway.
Last week, construction crews were inside the Mile Marker 94.5 property preparing to connect to Key Largo's sewer system and working on other drainage facilities.
The walled and gated 22-acre former RV park had been shut down because of illegal building additions to trailers, narrow streets and a litany of citations for code violations.
In late 2010, following a fire where emergency vehicles were unable to access burning trailers in a timely manner, Circuit Judge Luis Garcia ordered the park closed.
After the closure, a redevelopment plan was proferred to bring the property into compliance.
Developer Jim Saunders said the property has been downsized by about 50 homes.
Most of the 285 single-family units will be 52 by 30 feet in size. Construction likely will not begin for about six months. Saunders said all units must be on stilts and parking must be under the homes.
The neighborhood's governing body is considering instituting an architectural review board to manage the property's beautification.
While future homeowners begin pulling residential building permits, Fountain Engineering crews will continue redesigning underground drainage features and building up the property.
Saunders said he doesn't expect any other major hurdles as the project moves forward, though other permits will need to be granted for clubhouse improvements and marina construction. The marina installation will require approval from the Army Corps of Engineers.
"A homeowner will be able to move into his home much before he can dock his boat," he said.


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Here's why I'm asking - I suspect that everyone will say that hives are most likely to fail in the winter, but I'm thinking that southern beekeepers will say that the next most likely time for hives to fail is during the summer. And I think it has as much to do with nutritional stress as anything. Of course mites are strong after the flow stops too. I don't really know about up north. That's how come I'm asking....


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NSA surveillance bad for business in the valley?
Original post made by Tibt, Crescent Park, on Jun 12, 2013
I cannot see if Apple is has its physical headquarters here, but is registered in Ireland so as not to pay taxes, that Facebook may come up with some other novel arrangement so as to avoid having to hand peoples private data to the NSA?
Any ideas anyone?
One thing for sure. This is not good for the valley.
a resident of Downtown North
on Jun 12, 2013 at 2:42 pm
These companies don't care --- are you crazy?!!?
All their responses in the last week have been vague, things like we don't "directly" give the NSA info, etc..
They're not moving because of this. How do I know?
All their private emails said so.... now, about that email you sent late the other night... we've got a couple questions.... also: why did you google 'pressure cooker' after Boston?
a resident of Meadow Park
on Jun 12, 2013 at 3:17 pm
These companies dont want to have to do this. The NSA and CIA have been in the Silicon Valley from the outset. This now is just a bad publicity.
It will be very bad for Facebook as many of their users are at the lower end of the education scale and this may be news to them. Google users who do search wont stop searching, however Facebook uses may wake up and get scared to use it.
So bad for Facebook. Not so bad for Google.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 12, 2013 at 3:32 pm
I have. Even aware of the NSA in Sillycon Valley for about twenty years. The CIA have been here almost since Lockheed's inception.
They are not going away anytime soon.
a resident of Midtown
on Jun 12, 2013 at 8:19 pm
Doubleplusgood!!! I hear chocoration is to increase next week.