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don't get me wrong but for the brand new state of the art F10 M5 to edge out a 4 year old CTSv competitor by such a narrow margin I am a bit disappointed. I foresee the revised CTSv to even it back up and then some. And even if the F10 can be modified in the near future or they up the boost somewhat, this current CTSV with $3-5k of mods is at 625 hp with a stock cam and heads. And with heads and cam over 700 hp easily. so bmw has their work cut out for them. For the $ i'd buy a low mileage caddy and dump in some mods and have $ left over for a nice E46 M3.
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Divers from the No. 6-ranked University of Michigan men's swimming and diving team (2-1-1) will travel with the U-M women's swimming and diving team to the Purdue Invitational (Fri-Sun., Nov. 19-21) in West Lafayette, Ind. Friday's one-meter competition and Saturday's three-meter diving preliminaries will begin at 1 p.m., with both swimming and diving finals slated for a 6 p.m. start. Platform diving will begin at noon on Sunday with only a final round of competition.
Meter Master -- Sophomore Kasey Allen (Louisville, Ky./duPont Manual) has been the Wolverines' top performer off the springboard during U-M's first two double-dual meets. Allen opened the season with a solid performance against Oakland and Notre Dame on Oct. 23, taking runner-up finishes in both diving events. Allen gave the Wolverines second-place points in the one-meter (307.85) and the three-meter (321.00) springboard events. He placed sixth in a tough field against Indiana and Texas on Nov. 5 with a score of 310.00 off the one-meter board.
Elder Statesman -- As Michigan's lone diving upperclassmen, junior Chris Morrison (Fenton, Mich./Fenton) is the most experienced Wolverine off the springboard. Morrison led the Wolverines' diving efforts a year ago, finishing 10th in the platform (557.90) at the Zone C Diving Championships (March 12-14, 2010). He scored a 342.30 off the three-meter board against Indiana and Texas on Nov. 5.
Leading of the Wolverines -- Head diving coach KZ Li is in his first season with the Wolverines after spending the last two years as the co-head coach of the U.S. Elite Diving Academy in Columbus, Ohio. Li, who coached Minnesota's divers from 1996-2003, is a two-time Big Ten Diving Coach of the Year, winning the honor in 2001 (men) and 1998 (women).
Michigan men's swimming and diving is now on Twitter. Sign up and follow the Wolverines (Michigan_swim) with up-to-the-minute news and information throughout the season and beyond. Twitter is a free casual, online social network that is designed to connect businesses, organizations and individuals. Each Twitter post (or "tweet") can be received on a user's cell phone via text or on the web.
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The University of Michigan athletics department will no longer print media guides. U-M fans and media can still obtain all the information they're used to, only now it's available online. Each of our varsity athletic teams will have a Record Book and a Yearbook. If you're looking for in-depth historical information, statistics, records, archives, etc., the Record Book is what you'll need. For more of a general overview of a team, the staff and student-athletes, check out the Yearbook. [ Publications ]
Considered one of the finest college-owned swimming and diving facilities when it was constructed in 1988 at a cost of approximately $8.5 million, a renovation in 1998 upgraded Canham to a state-of-the-art swimming and diving facility. The 59,000-square foot natatorium houses a 50-meter pool, eight lanes wide, that can be divided into two separate 25-yard pools by movable bulkheads. The Dick Kimball Diving Pool, located at the west end of the facility, features an Olympic Tower, one- and three-meter springboards and a hot tub. On the east end of the mezzanine level is one of two full-service training rooms on the U-M athletic campus. One of Michigan's three weight training and conditioning facilities is also located in the natatorium.
Thu-Sun., Dec. 2-5, 9 a.m./5 p.m./10 a.m. -- at USA Swimming Short Course Nationals (Columbus, Ohio) (TV: NBC)
Friday, Dec. 31 -- vs. Marist - Exhibition, Diving Only (San Juan, Puerto Rico.)
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This is a recipe that I simply call "easier than pie." Pie isn't easy for me, but this couldn't be simpler.
What I love about this slow cooker recipe is that it not only yields a great meal for the day you cook it, but also the makings of a quick meal later that same week.
Slow Cooker "Roast" Chicken
1 - 4-6 pound chicken, thawed
1-2 tablespoons spice mixture (such as lemon pepper, jerk seasoning or Italian)
2 onions, cut into quarters
Cut the onions and place in the bottom of your slow cooker.
Remove any innards from the cavity of the chicken. Rub your spice mixture all over the outside of the chicken, being sure to sprinkle some in inside of the chicken too.
Place the chicken on top of the onions, so it is propped up from the bottom of the slow cooker. You do not have to add any liquid--I promise!
Cook on LOW for 8-10 hours, HIGH for 4-5 hours.
Once the cooking is complete, remove the chicken from the slow cooker and let "rest" on a cutting board for 15-20 minutes (this will ensure that the juices inside the chicken cool just a bit and don't run out of the chicken when it is sliced).
Remove the skin and slice the chicken. Reserve the extra meat for a future meal.
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The Institute for African Development (IAD) promotes and strengthens the study of African development at Cornell University. Since 1989 the institute's central mission has been to bring focus to the university's research, initiatives, projects, and instruction on the study of African development and to expand the breadth and depth of African development studies within the university community. "IAD works to influence policies that promote development in Africa," says Muna Ndulo, Cornell Law School, and director of the institute. "The Institute's true mark has been its remarkable capacity to embrace a wide range of disciplines across campus and to move forward, fostering the necessary policies needed to advance African development studies."
IAD advances African development studies through a variety of programs. The IAD Growth Initiative supports research and development work that effectively bridge theory and practice, which lend themselves to practical impact, policy engagement, and relevant learning forums, both in the field and within academic arenas. Current projects include: Building Spatial Data Collection and Research Capacity for Sustainable Development (Stephan Schmidt, City and Regional Planning); Transitions to Adulthood: Education, Skills, Family Formation and Labor Market Outcomes (David Sahn, Economics); Exploratory Research on Mobile Money Technology among Smallholder Farms in Rwanda and Ethiopia (Ndunge Kiiti, Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development); and Measuring the Efficiency of Zambia's Superior Courts (Muna Ndulo, Cornell Law School). IAD also awards travel grants to graduate students for Africa-related research and manages an undergraduate summer internship program. "Although Ithaca serves as base, the institute's impact spans the globe. IAD visitors, visiting fellows, undergraduate interns, and graduate fellows are testaments to the diverse constituency that calls IAD home," says Muna Ndulo.
Each semester the institute chooses a theme related to issues of development upon which all of its lectures and spring symposium focus. The spring 2017 theme—Governance, Elections, Nationalism, and the Building of an Inclusive Democratic State—explores the challenges of developing inclusive governance structures and managing ethnicity. Seminar presentations from Cornell faculty and visiting scholars are held every Thursday at 2:30pm in G-08 Uris Hall.
The spring symposium brings scholars from all over the world for a two-day discussion. Symposium proceedings provide chapters in published scholarly work on Africa in the IAD/Cambridge Scholars Publishing Book Series. Publications have included Growing Democracy in Africa: Elections, Accountable Governance, and Political Economy (2016); Problems, Promises, and Paradoxes of Aid: Africa's Experience (2014); and, The Food and Financial Crises in Sub-Saharan Africa: Origins, Impacts, and Policy Implications (2011).
The Institute for African Development is an area study program under the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies.
The overarching mission of the Parker Center for Investment Research is to provide a world-class education for students interested in pursuing a career in asset management. The Cayuga MBA Fund, a center-run hedge fund out of the Cornell College of Business, gives students the opportunity to serve as portfolio managers and learn investment management with real money. The Parker Center facility gives students access to the best-in-class software tools used by professionals. Beyond researching investment options, students meet with the Cornell University Endowment at the end of each year to present the performance of their investment choices.
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"The educational experience that the Parker Center offers is unique. Students are given the chance to manage a real hedge fund and gain real-world experience. The center's resources are first-class—sponsoring representatives are always surprised to hear that our students are able to research their picks, using best-in-class software," says Lakshmi Bhojraj, the Breazzano Family executive director of the Parker Center. "The alumni and corporate connections that we have built over the years are also extremely valuable, from a recruiting, networking, and resource standpoint." The Parker Center began in 1998.
The Medieval Studies Program is part of the College of Arts and Sciences, and is the only program in the college to offer a PhD. The program has 29 distinguished faculty members who represent twelve departments in the college, including Asian Studies, Classics, English, German Studies, History, History of Art and Visual Studies, Linguistics, Music, Near Eastern Studies, Philosophy, and Romance Studies.
The wealth of classes offered by the program give students a chance to form their own research interests. Current students in the program study anything from critical cartography to Old and Middle English literature to feminist, gender and sexual studies. The program is active each year with brown bag lunches, guest speakers, and conferences, as well as Quodlibet, a student organization associated with the program, which sponsors outside lecturers.
Olin Library houses a large collection of medieval source materials, articles, and manuscripts that support faculty and student research. One example is the Fiske Icelandic Collection, which has a strong medieval component. The largest repository of works on Iceland and Nordic studies in North America, the Fiske collection contains over 32,000 titles in a variety of European languages, and attracts scholars from around the world.
"We are the link between the years 500 and 1500, between Antiquity and Modernity," says David S. Powers, director of the Medieval Studies Program. "Our approach is global: from European languages and literatures to Byzantine visual culture; from the Vikings to Chinese intellectual history; from the rise of Islam and the Arab conquests to Andalusian art, architecture, and poetry."
The Medieval Studies Program celebrated its 50th anniversary earlier this year. Its history is steeped in the work of notable Cornell professors intent on training undergraduate and graduate students.
The Cornell Center for Comparative and Population Genomics (3CPG) studies the large-scale comparison of DNA sequences of populations. The center fosters research, education, and outreach in comparative and population genomics. The center's interdisciplinary faculty comes from more than a dozen departments. Their interests include basic and applied sciences, agriculture, medicine, and environmental sciences. The center shares a commitment to a comparative and evolutionary genomic approach to the study of living systems.
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A significant proportion of modern astronomy and planetary science research is done by researchers funded entirely by grants and contracts, particularly from NASA. "CCAPS provides an administrative and scientific home for these researchers, who add tremendous value to the overall research portfolio at Cornell," says Jonathan I. Lunine, Astronomy, who is CCAPS' current director.
Closely connected to and supporting the Department of Astronomy, over the years CCAPS has administered research grants and contracts across several Cornell departments. Originally conceived in 1959 as the Center for Radiophysics and Space Research, CCAPS was given its current name in 2015.
CCAPS members employ various ground- and space-based facilities in their research. This include Arecibo, the Mars Exploration Rovers, the Mars Science Laboratory, Cassini-Huygens at Saturn, Juno to Jupiter, the Spitzer Space Telescope, the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), Dawn to Vesta and Ceres, and the Europa Mission. The researchers also perform theoretical investigations into cosmology, general relativity, galactic and extragalactic astronomy, plasma astrophysics, stellar astrophysics, black hole astrophysics, planetary physics and chemistry, exoplanets, and astrobiology.
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The Fall Residency is an unique experience for rising stars and established writers who have achieved literary distinction in their own countries, as well as demonstrated literary talent, broad appeal, and an interest in contributing to the creative writing culture in their home countries. Each fall, 25-35 writers gather in Iowa City for this 10-week residency to work on their own projects, to give readings and lectures, and to interact with American audiences and literary communities across the U.S. Writers share their literary cultures with others and establish contacts with the larger US publishing scene.
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Nick GatelBPL Member
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BPL member Chad Eagle and I did a two day loop in Joshua Tree. It was hot, we found water, and we lived to tell about it.
Anyway… we had a great time. And now I'm off to the Nevada desert for week for more of this :)May 5, 2013 at 8:45 pm #1983606
t.darrahBPL Member
@thomdarrahLocale: Southern Oregon
A nice adventure! I enjoyed both the trip report and pictures, thanks for sharing.May 5, 2013 at 8:50 pm #1983607
DougBPL Member
Good stuff Nick! Thanks for sharing.May 5, 2013 at 8:54 pm #1983608
Jay WilkersonBPL Member
@creachenLocale: East Bay
Nice TR!May 5, 2013 at 8:58 pm #1983611
Jerry AdamsBPL Member
@retiredjerryLocale: Oregon and Washington
Nice! I haven't been in that area for many years, very beautiful. I've been doing some desert hiking in Oregon in recent years but California is a lot drier. What would have happened if there had been no water?May 5, 2013 at 8:59 pm #1983612
Paul WagnerBPL Member
@balzaccomLocale: Wine Country
Excellent. Thanks for the photos and the tales.May 5, 2013 at 8:59 pm #1983613
Adan LopezSpectator
@lopezLocale: San Gabriel Valley
Excellent. I'm impressed with your knowledge of our SoCal deserts, Nick.May 5, 2013 at 9:03 pm #1983614
Eugene SmithBPL Member
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
You both had a nice little scramble out there Nick.
The ocotillo in J-Tree resemble ours in NM. We're waiting for first rain of the year to finally bring out the leaves from their slumber. We haven't received as much as a sprinkling in months.May 5, 2013 at 9:15 pm #1983618
Tom ClarkBPL Member
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Again, you take us down that primrose path to the Rock Candy Mountain.
TomMay 5, 2013 at 10:00 pm #1983626
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
Added a couple pictures I left out as I am in a hurry to pack and leave for another trip.
Thanks for all the nice comments.
"What would have happened if there had been no water?" BIG problem! Whenever hiking in deserts one needs to verify water sources. That mean a first hand report from someone you trust 100%, or going out ahead of time and personally verifying it. Otherwise, carry all the water you will need in case there isn't water.May 5, 2013 at 10:40 pm #1983634
Hikin' JimBPL Member
@hikin_jimLocale: Orange County, CA, USA
Excellent report and photos. It must have been HOT out there. I was in (relatively) nearby Whitewater preserve, and it was plenty hot there. Glad you found water. I've got a couple of spots I want to check out out there re water.
Take care,May 6, 2013 at 7:24 am #1983690
W I S N E R !BPL Member
Cool guys. I'd love to get out with both of you again soon.May 6, 2013 at 7:58 am #1983698
Richard CullipSpectator
@richardcullipLocale: San Diego County
What an excellent little adventure. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. I enjoyed the words and pictures.May 7, 2013 at 9:30 am #1984081
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Excellent trip. I'm sure I've actually been there earlier this year, at least your exit canyon. I recognize the palms and that dense patch of O. bigelovii (definitely a place to watch your step!). I recall thinking that continuing further upcanyon past the palms would be a serious boulder-fest. Great cross-country trip!
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So a couple of months ago my LS Windshield Wiper went out and needed replacing. So thinking the dealer would want a crapload of cash for them, I didnt even think to check. So looking around at Walmart, Oreilly, Napa, Car Quest, Autozone, etc, the 28in blade is what is used. But you cant get just any blade, the Rain-X Latitude, Bosch Icon and a few other like blades. Which run anywhere from $18-30 a piece. I bought a Rain-X Latitude blade and replaced the LS Wiper.
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Ericsson CEO Vestberg Will Stay Amid Interest From MicrosoftAdam Ewing
Ericsson AB Chief Executive Officer Hans Vestberg said he plans to stay in the job, breaking his silence two weeks after reports that he is among candidates to succeed Microsoft Corp.'s Steve Ballmer.
"I am committed to Ericsson," Vestberg, 48, said today in an interview in Stockholm. "I plan to stay here if the board supports me as well as the employees and customers."
Vestberg is among a handful of candidates Microsoft is evaluating as successor to departing CEO Ballmer, people briefed on the search told Bloomberg News this month. An exit by Vestberg from Ericsson would have left the world's largest wireless-network maker without a leader as it tries to fend off intensifying competition from Chinese suppliers such as Huawei Technologies Co.
Vestberg also told Ericsson's board yesterday that he remains committed to the company, according to a person familiar with the matter. Directors were ready to take a look at a list of potential successors in case he is chosen by Microsoft as CEO, another person with knowledge of the matter said.
Peter Wootton, a Microsoft spokesman, declined to comment.
Ericsson, based in Stockholm, today reported profit margins that beat analysts' projections after cutting jobs and focusing on more lucrative contracts, sending its stock up the most in five months. Fourth-quarter sales and profit missed estimates.
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Other candidates Microsoft is considering include its cloud-computing chief, Satya Nadella, and former Nokia Oyj CEO Stephen Elop, as well as other outsiders, people familiar with the search have said. The board hasn't yet reached a decision and who is under consideration is still subject to change.
Ericsson shares rose 3.5 percent to 80.10 kronor in Stockholm, the steepest increase since Sept. 3 and giving the manufacturer a market value of about $40.4 billion. The stock gained 21 percent last year.
Vestberg isn't the first CEO to have to respond to board concerns about the potential loss of the their leader.
Ford Motor Co. directors were frustrated in December when Alan Mulally's candidacy at Microsoft distracted from the global debut of the automaker's redesigned Mustang sports car, according to a person briefed on the matter. Mulally, 68, said last year that he would remain at Ford at least through 2014. Directors urged him to clarify that he was staying at Ford once it became clear he was out of the running at Microsoft, the person said.
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Last month, Qualcomm Inc. announced Chief Operating Officer Steve Mollenkopf will ascend to the CEO job in March, earlier than planned. The announcement came the day after he was identified by Bloomberg News as a possible successor to Ballmer. Current CEO Paul Jacobs said in a Jan. 8. interview in Las Vegas that the disclosure "accelerated" the appointment.
For Ericsson, the Jan. 15 revelation about Vestberg was the main topic in at least one hastily convened meeting the next morning, according to a person who attended and isn't allowed to speak publicly on the matter. A Stockholm-based senior engineer said he scanned headlines first thing that day and was shocked by the news.
The Hudiksvall, Sweden-born Vestberg has worked in China, Brazil, Mexico and the U.S., heading the global services unit before becoming chief financial officer in 2007 and CEO in 2010. Seeing how difficult it would be to battle larger mobile-phone rivals in a consolidating market, Vestberg oversaw the divestment of Ericsson's stake in its handset venture with Sony Corp. in 2012.
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The tall, blond Swede, who seldom wears a tie and is quick to grab a white-board marker to expound the virtues of mobile connectivity, has expanded Ericsson's services offering with the 2012 acquisition of Telcordia Technologies for $1.15 billion and more recently Microsoft's own Mediaroom TV business.
Vestberg has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Sweden's Uppsala University and is chairman of the Swedish Handball Association. Under Vestberg, Ericsson shares have risen about 18 percent, compared with a 38 percent increase by Sweden's benchmark OMX Stockholm 30 index. Revenue climbed from 206 billion kronor ($32 billion) in 2009 to an estimated 227 billion kronor in 2013, according to the average of analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
The rate of chief executive replacements is quickening, adding to the risk of disclosures. U.S. corporations were on track last year to switch CEOs at the fastest pace in five years, as they grapple with shifting customer tastes, competition from upstarts and restive shareholders.
Through the third quarter, 43 companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index were operating with new chiefs, according to Spencer Stuart. That suggests 2013 will surpass the 49 of 2011, the biggest for turnover since 2008.


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ELIZABETH, Colo. - A Colorado mother says her son has seizures so severe he hasn't been able to leave the house for three months.
Her son, 16-year-old, Weslee Lawrence is a movie buff. In fact, his mom says he knows everything there is to know about movies.
That's why she is asking for people to send Weslee letters about movies. She suggest a letter about your favorite movie or about an upcoming movie you may want to see.
Weslee was diagnosed with Autism two years ago. That is also the time his seizures started. His mom says now, anytime he leaves home he has a seizure.
Weslee and his mom are putting their hopes in two surgeries scheduled for this month. The brain surgeries will hopefully stop his seizures.
His mom says the risk is high, but worth it.
He could lose his ability to speak or walk but the only alternative is to stay home.
If you want to write Weslee a letter mail your letter to:
Weslee Lawrence
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Hello I'm Lourdes and I am a Swiftie! I'm proud to be a Filipina. Though Philippines is quite far where Taylor is... I'll get to meet her someday :) I super love TaySwift since I was in grade school. I was always fantasized by her songs, her talent and EVERYTHING about her. She serves as my inspiration in doing what I love.
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Britney Spears to write a novel based on her life
Spears will write a roman a clef, a novel in which real persons or events figure under the disguise of fiction.
New Delhi: Britney Spears will write a roman a clef, a novel in which real persons or actual events figure under the disguise of fiction, in a book deal with It Books, The Hollywood Reporter reported on Tuesday.
The pop star recently starred in a highly publicized trial with damaging and sometimes humiliating testimony from his self-styled manager that lifted the lid on the singer's controversial career and personal meltdown five years ago.
Sam Lutfi, the manager of the pop star for a brief period in 2007 and early 2008, had sued Spears' mother, Lynne Spears, for defaming him in her 2008 book 'Through the Storm.' Lynne Spears wrote that Lutfi controlled her daughter, cut her telephone lines and tried to cut the star off from her family.
Spears, 30, has since staged a comeback with world tours, hit albums and a new job as judge on Fox's TV talent show 'The X-Factor.' She did not attend the trial.
Spears is in talks with It Books, an imprint of HarperCollins and would pen a story that would incorporate fictionalized versions of her own experiences, much like Lauren Conrad's 2009 New York Times bestseller LA Candy, which was about a girl who moves to Los Angeles and becomes the star of a reality show, THR reported.
There is no word yet on when the book may be released, but THR said the advance is likely to be substantial, THR said.
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An SUV has rolled over into the ditch near Melita, closing Highway 83 north of the town. Police say that emergency personnel are on the scene but that the extent of any injuries isn't yet known. There are reports that the SUV ended up upside-down in a water-filled ditch, but RCMP couldn't confirm that.
Traffic is being rerouted around the crash. Highway 83 is closed between Highway 345 and Highway 2 while the rollover is investigated.
Many other highways in the region remain closed due to flooding and the same stretch of highway was closed for four days earlier this month.
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In brief: Pa. revenue picks up in February
Pennsylvania tax revenue remains nearly $482 million, or 3 percent, below the 2011-12 budget projection, as corporate and personal income taxes continue to plague the commonwealth.
The state Department of Revenue reported March 1 that Pennsylvania collected $1.7 billion in February — $15.6 million more than anticipated.
Corporation tax revenue came in at $64.2 million, or about $9.7 million below estimate. That brings the year-to-date collections to $1.4 billion, which is $296.5 million behind the budget projection.
Personal income tax revenue in February was $812.8 million, or $36.2 million above estimate. However, collections for the year are $175.3 million below estimate at $6.5 billion, the department said.
The department reported sales tax receipts of $623.7 million last month, which was $6.5 million below the budget projection. Sales tax collections are above estimate by $35.7 million for the year.
Taxes on cigarette, malt beverage, liquor and table games totaled $107 million in February, which was $300,000 below estimate. The year-to-date total is $980.4 million, or $6.9 million above the projection.


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United Nations: Human Rights Day
This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.
19th anniversary of the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Announcer introduces the event and notes the planned events for the evening's concert.
He notes that the President of the United Nations General Assembly Cornelius Manescu will deliver a special message for Human Rights Day and French actor Jean-Louis Barrault will read the preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The highlight of the program will be a musical performance by Ravi Shankar and Yehudi Menuhin. Two selections of Indian raga music will be performed. He describes the type of instruments which will be used in the performance.
Recording ends with applause following the second piece. The second tape is missing.
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Social media users, what do you do when your life takes a drastic turn? Do you share your private, life-changing moments on Facebook? Or do you maintain your online persona as though nothing's happened?
Suleika Jaouad faced this predicament when she began treatment for cancer. In an essay for The New York Times, Ms. Jaouad says that, when she was first diagnosed with leukemia, the notion of sharing the news with her 1,500 so-called "friends" on Facebook "felt way too public and maybe even trivializing."
"After all, cancer is not something you 'like' on Facebook," she wrote, noting that her first instinct was to deactivate her account so as not to be reminded of her pre-cancer life.
Yet not updating her profile felt "inauthentic, even dishonest." As she began chemotherapy, the images she had posted of her healthy, 22-year-old self on Facebook bore no resemblance to her new reality. It was, she says, as though her Facebook profile belonged to a stranger.
People have long struggled with questions about how, whether and to whom they ought to reveal their illnesses. But as Ms. Jaouad points out, social media have added another dimension to the quandary. Sharing information on Facebook and Twitter is instant, it doesn't always allow you to be selective about whom to tell, and it can feel impersonal.
Eventually, however, Ms. Jaouad says she found herself missing her Facebook friends and slowly began revealing details of what she was going through.
"For several months now, I've been posting updates – about chemotherapy, baldness, nausea and the like – mixed in with the normal stream of my friends' party pictures, news updates and birthday messages," she wrote. "There's a liberation in the type of public honesty you can engage in on social media. And in some ways, venturing back into social media has been better therapy than any prescription."
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Hornqvist makes history in Preds' OT loss to Chicago
The Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Nashville Predators in overtime by a score of 5-4 in a game that Nashville played without Mike Fisher, Sergei Kostitsyn and Nick Spaling.
Patric Hornqvist started the scoring for the Preds. He scored 26 seconds into the game when he drove to the net and deposited a puck from David Legwand. That is the second straight game that Hornqvist has scored in the first 30 seconds of a game. Hornqvist joins Pavel Bure as the only two players in NHL history to score the goals in the first 30 seconds of two consecutive games.
Patick Kane would tie the game at one with only 49 seconds remaining in the first period. He unleashed a wicked shot from the slot that beat Pekka Rinne.
Nashville took the lead again when Martin Erat made a beautiful pass to Craig Smith who wristed one past Corey Crawford to give the Preds the 2-1 lead.
Nick Leddy tied the game for the Blackhawks once again when he pinched down and fired a slap shot past Rinne. Kane made a great pass to Leddy from behind the net, and Rinne had little chance of stopping that shot.
The Predators would take the lead once again at 18:48 of the second period when Hornqvist got his second goal of the evening. Ryan Suter made a terrific play when he faked a dump into the zone and brought the puck across the line. That fake bought Suter enough time to make a pass to Hornqvist, who had a wide open lane to shoot the puck. The Predators would lead 3-2 after two periods.
Chicago tied the game for a third time when Kane scored his second goal of the contest at 4:57 of the third period. The shot appeared to be deflected off of Kevin Klein's stick, and it beat Rinne under the arm.
Bryan Bickell gave Chicago the lead when he fired a wrist shot past Rinne from the right circle. It was a shot the Rinne would have loved to have back.
Legwand tied the game at four when he scored almost two minutes after Bickell's goal. The puck bounced into the slot and Legwand was there for the shot.
The game went into overtime, and Viktor Stalberg got the game-winner for the Blackhawks on a great individual effort. He came down and suddenly threw on the brakes, freezing Predators defenseman Jack Hillen in the process. Stalberg cut in the middle and fired one past Rinne to give Chicago the 5-4 overtime victory.
Nashville had a solid effort in this game, and deserved the point that they received. Given the situation going into the game, the Predators played a very strong game. The Predators will take on the Phoenix Coyotes on Thursday night in Glendale, Arizona.
Hockey Night in Nashville's 3 Stars of the game:
1. Patrick Kane(CHI)
2. Viktor Stalberg(CHI)
3. Patric Hornqvist(NSH)
3 Stars by Chicago Media:
1. Patrick Kane(CHI)
2. Viktor Stalberg(CHI)
3. Patric Hornqvist(NSH)
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Doubles With You: Pink, Violet and Blue by erikagrendel and marta19012014-06-21 3 4 Share Tweet
We are back with another exciting Doubles With You!This time we are zooming in on this candy-toned album by Erika Grendelova, otherwise known as erikagrendel, and Marta Huguet Cuadrado, aka marta1901!
Aptly titled as Pink, Violet, and Blue, this colorful album is a cross between four different places and was marvelously created using the LC-A+, the LC-Wide, and a roll of Lomography X Tungsten 64.
We asked erikagrendel and marta1901 to share the story behind this lovely collaboration and here's what we got:
What camera did you use and what film did you swap?
Erika Grendelova (EG): I used my good friend, Lomo LC-wide. For this particular double, we used a Lomography X Tungsten 64, which Marta sent to me.
Marta Huguet Cuadrado (MHC): I decided to use the Lomo LCA+ because it seems to be one of the cameras that people use the most for film swaps so I decided it was a good option. The film was Lomography X Tungsten 64 because I think that doubles look nicer when they have some homogeneous look.
What did you take pictures of and where?
EG: Those were mostly random scenes and pictures. That time, my friend Terka and I decided to go for a walk around the Prague Castle. I was trying to choose the best layers with details like walls and flowers but the weather that day was unpredictable and it rained a bit so I had to think quite fast.
MHC: I shot in three different places. One of them was Madrid, the city where I live. The second one was Segovia, which is a really amazing city with very impressive Roman architecture and lastly Munich, since I took my camera there and needed to finish the roll soon!
Did you and your film swap partner talk about a theme for this film swap? Why or why not?
EG: We talked about general things you need to decide before the film swap – the film, the camera, but we did not talk about the theme. We discussed some random beautiful things in our towns. I do not remember why we decided to shoot that way, but I guess it gave us a bit more freedom to just walk around our favorite areas and shoot the best parts we know.
MHC: No, we decided to keep it casual. It was my first swap and I wanted it to be surprising!
What do you think about this film swap's results? Please share with us your favorite photos from this swap.
EG: I think that the results are pretty awesome. As I said, it was a bit rainy when I shot so the lighting conditions were not at best but still the pictures look mostly wonderful. Lomography X Tungsten 64 is a great film and I am sad that it is no longer getting produced.
Here are some of my favorites:
MHC: I think it was a nice album to start with the film swap tradition! I think the roll we use was a big success. The tones we got are giving the story a nice background.
My favorite shot from the album would be:
Both Erika and Marta picked this photo as one of their favorites:
Any funny or strange occurrences during this film swap?
EG: Nothing that I would recall. Only that some layers met in a quite funny way. They still make me smile. For example, on this picture I love how the layers met – morning coffee in tulips.
MHC: Since it was my very first film swap, I was really really scared of it! I remember I needed weeks to start shooting it! And I have to confess I have a lot of rolls left to be swapped with people. But I am pretty exigent so I am afraid they will have to wait until I find a good idea for them. So please, everyone on that list forgive me! :)
How long did it take you to finish the swap?
EG: Well, I still have not finished one roll from Marta and as far as I know she still have two from me to shoot. Getting the rolls was pretty quick. The only problem is that you are not always gonna be in a mood to shoot doubles. Sometimes, you can get a bit mean and just save the roll just for yourself but I really love film swaps. It is a great way to visit places I would not have gone to and a great way of keeping in touch with other lomographers!
MHC: Uhhh, the first part didn´t take too long because I got Erika's parcel pretty fast. But I didn't immediately shoot over the rolls she sent me because, as I said, I like to have an inspiration first to achieve the result I like and film is not cheap at all. I want everybody to be happy with our collaboration and that takes time!
Would you like to do more film swaps soon? Anyone in mind? Or a theme maybe?
EG: Well, of course yes. I would love to shoot more, but this year is a bit hectic for me. I hope I will have more time soon to finish some double rolls that are still waiting for me. On the other hand, I would love to do some film swaps with somebody from other continents. So far I have visited USA and Europe so maybe someone from Asia?
MHC: I have some people already on the list so… yeah! They will happen anytime soon. As for themes, I am feeling more and more comfortable with portraits lately, so I think I will like to shoot some doubles where my layer features some female portraits lit with artificial light, and probably in black and white. That's the very first thing I want to try!
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No truth in North Africa carcasses claim
A board of inquiry has thrown out a claim by Labour MP Leo Brincat that animal carcasses from North Africa were being imported for incineration at Wasteserv.
The board, made up of Judge Joseph Camilleri as chairman and Louis Cassar and Victor Vassallo, was set up in June to investigate Mr Brincat's allegation made during a press conference.
The MP had claimed Wasteserv was regularly accepting the carcasses, which was illegal, and pointed out that it was a health risk. He also claimed the authorities were doing their utmost to deny this information.
However, the board said it was satisfied that, from the evidence collected, "no such importation took place".
There was no evidence that there was "any importation of infectious waste from Libya or any other North African country".
In outlining the sequence of events that led to the alarm being raised, the board noted that Agriculture Director General Anthony Gruppetta became aware of a foot and mouth outbreak in North Africa. He immediately issued detailed instructions on how waste coming in from Libya had to be accompanied by veterinary or customs officers to Wasteserv for immediate incineration.
However, this e-mail, for some reason, was not sent to the planning authority.
During a spot check by the authority's inspection team, officials had noted that blood was leaking from some containers, accompanied by a bad odour.
On making inquiries, a Wasteserv official said the containers "had waste incoming from Libya stored in them".
A report was immediately drawn up and following another spot check, the planning authority requested Wasteserv's CEO to provide more information about the waste. However, Wasteserv "gave little importance" to the planning authority's request, according to the board of inquiry.
It was clarified to the planning authority only later that this was ship-generated waste from Libyan vessels rather than directly imported from Libya.
In its findings, the board noted that it was the phrase "waste from Libya" that had "justly" triggered off the planning authority's concerns. These concerns would have been allayed had Dr Gruppetta's e-mail been sent to the planning authority and had there been a "timely response by Wasteserv".
Mr Brincat was probably made aware of the planning authority's internal correspondence on the matter and then held his press conference, the board said.
It said the local domestic farm-animal industry had not been placed at risk.
Although Wasteserv had acted according to Dr Gruppetta's instructions, the board called on it to respond "more rapidly" to the planning authority's inspection reports and for a better communication protocol – both internally and between the two entities – to be established.
Communication between the director general of the Agriculture and Fisheries Regulation Department and the planning authority, especially its environment unit, should be improved.
In the case of health risks especially, Mepa inspectors should be kept informed, the board recommended.
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Definition of sanctuary
1 : a consecrated place: such asa : the ancient Hebrew temple at Jerusalem or its holy of holiesb (1) : the most sacred part of a religious building (such as the part of a Christian church in which the altar is placed) (2) : the room in which general worship services are held (3) : a place (such as a church or a temple) for worship
2a (1) : a place of refuge and protection (2) : a refuge for wildlife where predators are controlled and hunting is illegalb : the immunity from law attached to a sanctuary
Examples of sanctuary in a Sentence
The house was a sanctuary for runaway teens.
The refugees found sanctuary when they crossed the border.
The sanctuary contains the altar of sacrifice.
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Historically, churches have been places where fugitives could seek at least temporary protection from the law. In Anglo-Saxon England, churches and churchyards generally provided 40 days of immunity, and neither the sheriffs nor the army would enter to seize the outlaw. But gradually the right of sanctuary was eroded. In 1486 sanctuary for the crime of treason was disallowed, and sanctuary for most other crimes was severely restricted by Henry VIII and later abolished. In the 1980s many U.S. churches provided sanctuary to political refugees from Central America, and the U.S. government mostly chose not to interfere. Today, wildlife sanctuaries provide protection for the species within its boundaries, and farm-animal sanctuaries now rescue livestock from abuse and starvation.
Origin and Etymology of sanctuary
Middle English seintuarie, sanctuarie, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin sanctuarium, from Latin sanctus
First Known Use: 14th century
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Definition of sanctuary for English Language Learners
: a place where someone or something is protected or given shelter
: the protection that is provided by a safe place
: the room inside a church, synagogue, etc., where religious services are held
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Definition of sanctuary for Students
1 : a holy or sacred place
2 : a building or room for religious worship
3 : a place that provides safety or protection a wildlife sanctuary
4 : the protection from danger or a difficult situation that is provided by a safe place
Word Root of sanctuary
The Latin word sacer, meaning "holy," and the related word sānctus, also meaning "holy," give us the roots sacr and sanct. Words from the Latin sacer or sānctus have something to do with holiness. A sanctuary is a holy place. Anything sacred is holy. To sacrifice is to dedicate as a holy offering to a god.
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One in four criminals sentenced to home detention for their crimes in Northland are breaching their conditions, new figures show.
The revelation has prompted a victims' rights campaigner to call on the Government to revert to an earlier system in which home detention only applied to minor offences.
Figures obtained by The Northern Advocate under the Official Information Act show that in the year to June 2011, nearly 26 per cent - or 936 of the 3613 offenders sentenced by Northland courts - breached their home detention sentences.
This compares with 23 per cent, or 877 breaches, from 3780 home detention sentences imposed the previous year.
The number of breaches in 2010 and 2011 were lower than 2009 when 35 per cent, or 92 out of 257 home detention sentences, were breached.
However, the number of home detention sentences imposed in 2009 were considerably lower than those imposed in the following two years.
Only those facing a jail sentence of two years or less can be considered for home detention.
The Department of Corrections would not supply information on the specific nature of breaches for both years.
However, common reasons for breaches include leaving the address without approval, consuming alcohol, and failure to attend rehabilitative programmes.
General manager of Community Probation Services, Katrina Casey, said home detention was both rehabilitative and punitive.
"Certain offenders can retain employment and access to rehabilitative programmes in the community."
Sensible Sentencing Trust spokesman Garth McVicar said Parliament has to give serious thought to introducing tough measures to get the message the crime does not pay.
"Our submission before alternative sentences were introduced was we were extremely concerned about an increase in offending if such sentences were not restricted to minor offending.
"It's a corrupt ideology of the justice system and despite Parliament's assurance that alternative sentences would lower the level of offending, they have not," he said.
Associate Minister for Justice Chester Burrows did not agree with Mr McVicar's comments that alternative sentences have resulted in increased offending.
"There is much more to providing smart solutions to crime than simply parroting 'tough on crime' mantra," Mr Burrows said.
Home detention, he said, had produced significantly lower re-conviction and imprisonment rates when compared to short prison sentences.
In the year to June 2011, 796 people were sentenced in Northland courts to home detention for traffic and vehicle offences, 561 for assault-related injuries, 455 for drugs, 379 for burglary and break-ins and 344 for fraud and deception.
Nationally, more than 36,000 offenders are serving community-based sentences and orders.
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Beleagured platinum miner Lonmin became embroiled in a public row over its future with its biggest investor, Xstrata, after revealing it had received and rejected a takeover approach from the 25% shareholder.
Xstrata's approach came to light as Lonmin announced that fatal disruptions from the recent strikes at its Marikana mine in South Africa had plunged it so far into the red that the miner is scrapping its dividend and launching a $817m (£510m) rights issue at a hefty 45% discount.
Despite being in dire straits, Lonmin said it had discarded a reverse takeover bid by Xstrata last month because "it was not acceptable for non-Xstrata shareholders".
Xstrata wants to reverse its platinum and alloys division into Lonmin in return for a 70% stake in the resulting entity and had made the deal conditional on the South African miner changing its top management team and launching a $1bn rights issue.
"The board of Lonmin made it clear that it would be prepared to consider any revised proposal that Xstrata wished to make on its merits; however no revised proposal was made by Xstrata," a spokesman said.
In its first public comments on Lonmin's trevails, Xstrata issued a strong vote of no confidence in the company's management. Furthermore, it hinted that it may look to rally other shareholders to its cause as it failed to rule out returning with another proposal.
"We are concerned that the business does not have the management capabilities to ensure a sustainable future…..Lonmin management rejected our proposals without substantive engagement and Lonmin has never proposed a constructive solution to its management problems. We believe our concerns are shared by other major Lonmin shareholders. We remain open to all constructive solutions," an Xstrata spokesman said.
Xstrata would not say whether it will back today's rights issue
Complicating the management picture, Lonmin chief executive Ian Farmer was rushed to hospital with a serious illness in August and his role is being filled by chief financial officer Simon Scott until he returns to work.
Lonmin reported a $698m loss for the year to September 2012, from a $293m profit last time, after the result of disruptions to production from violent clashes between striking miners, police and security staff, that saw 34 protestors shot on a single day.
Lonmin will not pay a dividend this year after paying 15 US cents a share last time.
Chairman Roger Phillimore acknowledged that recent events represent a "painful chapter in Lonmin's history. There are many lessons to be learnt and these will inform our actions in the future."
But he rejected accusations that Lonmin was to blame "for the spread of unrest".
Shares in Lonmin fell by 14.3p to 438.30p.
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Kate Spade Saturday knows how to draw in their customers by utilizing a see-through window display. This display definitely invites the passer-by to come and look inside.
For this fall campaign "Hey, Let's Hang!" we love the overall composition of the two mannequins holding each other's arms. It is a nice metaphor and matches perfectly with the theme of their campaign. Articulated arms give more vitality to the overall display by allowing the mannequins to make more realistic moves, like holding items and each other.
Kate Spade Saturday is youth brand who successfully creates playful and interactive window displays season after season. Well done!
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The Swedish giant H&M has come up with a few funny and animated window displays. Replacing the mannequins head with giant balls of wool is brilliant and a playful idea. It definitely makes us think of winter in a new way! The denim windows are well executed and open new ways to work within the denim world without the rustic style that we see everywhere. We enjoy these perky and fun displays, nicely done.
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With fall setting in, it will soon be Halloween! To put us in the mood, here are some stylish and spooky windows created by Romain Stiegler and Mr Alber Elbaz for the Lanvin flagship store in Paris. The use of dramatic colors and strong light makes the general atmosphere theatrical and creepy. We like how they use the distressed doors and the wood floor panel as a canvas for the scary shadows.
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Lucky Brand has opened this exciting new store concept in Beverly Hills. We love the use of the furniture and fixtures in combination with the different textures and materials. The classic and rustic look gives a nice harmonic contrast that is very brand appropriate. The design of the different sections is well executed using natural materials providing an authentic feeling. We hope to see this concept rolled out to more stores. See original post here.
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Nike is looking to do all that they can to speed past Adidas in the World Cup 2014 market. They strategically released their new Mercurial boot and a series of ads to showcase its vast benefits. The key feature Nike wants to display is how light the boot is and how it will allow the wearer to be light on their feet and add more speed to their game. Nike was able to decrease the weight through the implementation of their patented "flyknit" technology, which is lighter than previous boots, while providing the same level of ankle support and lockdown.
Nike got extremely creative with their window display, and was able to showcase the shoe's new design element and insinuate that it is built for speed. Adidas has their work cut out for them as they look to catch up. We look forward to watching the battle between Nike and Adidas unfold while we watch the World Cup action at CDW Merchants!
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We thought this shoe display was a great way to show color and product at the same time. Goes to show you can do a lot with a low budget! See original post here.
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CDW Merchants is proud to show off these windows! We donated some of the props to help visual merchandising students create these windows for a Saks competition. We love the white theme and were glad that we could give back to some of the great talent coming out of the LIM visual merchandising school. See some press from DDI here!
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These headdresses at Guess Marciano are simply stunning. The pompous grasses give a beautiful feathery look. We love how these draw your attention into the display, but then allows you to focus on the apparel. Well done.
Posted by: CDW Staff Friday, June 6th, 2014 .
Kate Spade, Hugo Boss, and Shanghai Tang each have taken a unique approach towards a jungle motif in their displays. From paper to authentic ferns, these windows bring a green and tropical touch to the streets of London. The floral related trend theme continues into late spring early summer, and we hope to see it evolve for the fall.
See our other trend watch posts here. Original Kate Spade, Hugo Boss, and Shanghai Tang posts here.
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These flower Coach letters are awesome. The detail work of the flowers and letters are impeccable. The color theme is very fresh, and these definitely grab your attention. Bravo! See our last Coach post here.
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Hi all as promised I thought I'd write a review on a GPS watch I have purchased. Hopefully it may help somebody who were looking at the lower end of the GPS watch market
I bought it for £77 off Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ultrasport-GPS-Navrun-500-Heart-Rate/dp/B003XII6YS
I was looking at lower end Garmin or a Soleus but I took a rather large gamble and went for the Ultrasport.
It took about 5 days to be delivered and was well packaged and kept safe. The actual box the watch comes in is nothing to write home about, pretty bland.
On opening the box first thing I noticed was that the watch actually looked like a watch I know it sounds daft but I wanted something I could wear all the time. Its not flashy at all but is very sturdy and looks like it will last a very long time. Also it comes with a heart rate monitor, which again is very well put together and works a treat. It also comes with a USB clip for charging and data transfer. Its like a crocodile clip but again it works very well and feels solid. It comes also with about 4 or 5 instruction manuals covering different languages, I think Ultrasport must be German as the watch comes through with the default language setting of German, but it only takes 30 seconds to change the language to English, the manual shows you how.Finally it comes with a teeny CD that has a kind of rip off of the Garmin program for looking at your data, more of that to come.
So far so good, how well does the watch perform. It takes 3 hours for a first time charge, 2 hours for a full charge there after and a 15minute charge will give you an hour of GPS. Battery life without GPS can be up to a year! With GPS on I have made it out to be roughly 9-10 hours. Turning the watch on for the first time (Indoors) it took 2 minutes to acquire a satellite, but since then it take about 10-15 seconds, even inside my house at certain points.
As I am injured I thought I'd take it for a walk. I used a route that I know to be smack on 1.5miles, low and behold the watch agreed. You have so many options that I cannot remember but i'll try....you have, time, stopwatch,heart rate, heart rate max, heart rate avg, altitude, distance, speed, Avg speed, top speed, pace, average pace, calories burnt, heading, lap distance, lap number, lap time, compass, amongst other things. They all seem to be on the ball, when my car speedo said 40mph the watch did too, when I done a mile in my car the watch agreed. However I am not too sure about the altitude. So the watch functions and does what it's meant to. The best thing is its so easy to use and the amount of freedom you have to set the watch up how you like it. When running you can alternate between 3 screens, you can do this manually or choose for it to change every 3 seconds. On these screens you choose what you want, for instance I have on the first screen PACE DISTANCE TIME the second screen AVG SPEED SPEED CALORIES BURNT and on the third screen ALTITUDE TIME AVG PACE. I forgot to mention that you enter all your details into the watch initially weight age etc.
It comes with a heart monitor which fits well and does what it needs to do and seems to be accurate, I have a rest heart rate of 54 and it reads 53-54 on the watch
The software that comes with it is pretty basic but has everything you will need, you can program the watch wholly through the software saves you pressing buttons on the watch which after a while can be fiddly. Just a case of using the crocodile clippy thingy and pressing data retrieve and everything saved on the watch downloads. You get a google earth map which shows you where you
I am looking at a lower end GPS watch and have found this one on Amazon, it certainly seems like a bargin.
What do you think off it now you've used it a bit more? Still good? Any issues?
I done my first ultra yesterday and I was running with a bloke who had a Garmin and the amount of time the thing packed up on him, I wouldn't touch one. Plus talking to another chap his battery life on his was 6 hours! Thats pretty poor. Plus he lost a weeks worth of runs because the watch deleted them all!
My Ultrasport got me all the way through and again I found it to be spot on. It took me nearly 7 hours and I had 8 hours battery life left.
I really really like it. The best thing about it is that its very easy to use once you get a grip of it, which was about 15 minutes. It charges up extremely quick too. Its not too bulky and I wear it all the time and seems very stury, its not scratched or anything.I still havent even come close to using it to its full potential.
Things that perhaps are not great - the software is basic, I think the Garmin software is all singing and dancing, but this will give to everything the Garmin does but its not as glossy shall we say. Software has a calender that maps all your runs - it has google earth to show you where you have been, you can scroll your little running man through the route you have done to find exactly what your stats were for any given moment. Then you have a graph which shows you all the info. I was a bit miffed with the watches elevation but after yesterday I can see it was spot on actually. The miles I ran were also spot on. SO I think its very accurate too. The only glitch it has on the odd occasion is when you start a run for the first 10 seconds the graph shows you running crazy elevation or speed until it settles down. I find that if you switch the gps on first and then press start it gets round this, instead of just pressing start training.
Garmin has the gloss this watch doesn't but it blows Garmin out the water for reliability, battery life, glitches etc. I'm still after a month really pleased with it
You still happy with this ??
im after something Thant I can see my current pace and would like a heart rate monitor. Been looking at fr 10 fr 210 andfr610 I don't mind spending more money but if this does the job
Yeah. No major problems really. Only niggle is now and again when you chop the info across to pc it converts it to KM. But that takes a push of a button to convert it back to miles. Its probably summin I am doing wrong somewhere along the line
Just bit the bullet and ordered one today. would have liked the 310 but cant really justify the extra £60 for it.
Will see what its like at the weekend
Whats the A-GPS that keeps popping up and doesnt look to be doing alot do?
hi everybody.
i bought Navrum 500 after i read these comments about 2 weeks ago, and I have done a few long runs.
everything looks as described above, besides the heart monitor.
It doesnt work at all, and every time I try to sychronize it with the watch it fails.
I only succeed to make it work for less than 200m and after that nothing...
Have u face the same problem maybe?
Ive found it to be a bt hit and miss but i do get it working everytime. I think i might be missing something somewhere. I dont think its faulty i just dont think im doing it right. It took me a few goes to get it working propetly. I wear the strap quite high and biased towards the left side. When its not showing i lift it andplace it back again. It only seems to get working after a few minutes and once my heart rate is high but i do get it working. Let me know if you have anymore luck. Ive never really read the instructions to be fair
ok, thanx a lot for the feedback. unfortunately no luck yet, I sent an email to the manufacturer company and waiting for their reply
I'm liking everything I'm reading about this watch so far.
I've had a Garmin Forerunner 110 for a year now, my first gps watch, and I thought it was great. Well, it was, but quite often the screen would mist up, and last Saturday, after a not very wet run, there were actual water droplets inside along one edge, which affected the start/stop function. After drying it out (in a bag of rice for 3 days), I took it on a nice dry run today, not too cold, and the entire screen has water droplets inside (happened during the run).
So, have you found any problems like this with the Ultrasport? Any misting at all? I've got this watch in my wish list on amazon, but I'm thinking it's too good to be true! Garmin will want to charge me a set fee of £60 for sending in the FR110 as I'm about 3 weeks to a month out of warranty. But I'd rather have something more reliable.
Rod; email Garmin and if you're the original owner then they'll probably replace your 110.
I find my Garmin works as it should 99% of the time; no messing about with HRM's, downloads straight to computer/Strava and aside from 1 run where the bezel locked up it's been pretty faultless. This sounds like a bag of spanners.
I am not too happy with mine. The heart rate monitor can be way out. Almost 90 beats at times. It varies though. Sometimes it is spot on. I just can't rely on it. Resting heart rates is the worst....


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