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Over the last couple of days we have continued to relax, sunbathing,eating and getting drunk at the pool with the new friends we have met.
Friday 28th, We treated ourselves to a massage in a local village half a mile down the beach from our hotel. We went into the home of a Fijian lady called Cilla who has 6 children. We entered the massage room and we laid on 2 of the childrens beds while Cilla and another lady gave us an hour long full body massage. The price was $80 fijian in total but we gave $100 (�30). Great experience and giving a little to the community.
Later that afternoon when we came back i was reading my book and talking with Tam and Sarah our new friends and Jeff was in the pool with Mick and Steve, a couple of hours later we noticed the boys where a little drunk.We left them to it and went to our rooms, much later Jeff arrives at the room very very drunk
Saturday 29th, My birthday and Jeff went fishing with the boys which was great as i had a lay in.He had a great time and caught 3 fish, he was very pleased when he got back. We then sat in the sun and my birthday cake arrived, a lovely chocolate cake made by the hotel. We had a few drinks again at the pool bar. I thought we was going for a Japanese meal with the guys tonight but Jeff told me he had a surprise. He had booked the Romantic dinner at the Bure. So off i went to get ready later we went to the reception and was escorted to the table which was beautifully decorated with flowers and candles. We ate our first and second course and Jeff asked me what do you think i have got your for your birthday and i said nothing, then he got on one knee and said " will you marry me?" my response was "are you being serious?" then he had a tear in his eye and took out a little wooden fijian ring and i realised he was. Of course my answer was YES, i still cant believe it now when i am writing it, we had a bottle of champagne and celebrated with our friends and people at the bar
Later that evening i also found out he had called my Dad and asked his permission, how sweet and thank god my Dad said yes!
Today Sunday the 30th we have both been in a daze and very excited.
So guys get your best clothes out as there will be a wedding soon! But dont worry we wont be doing it while we are away.
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Budget: $450,815
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Home › Forums › General Forums › Philosophy & Technique › Quick question: name of Wilderness first aid guide bookie?
I remember reading in the BPL bible that there is a little book which is recommended if you are not that strong (or have forgotten some) first aid wilderness procedures. I cannot look it up as it's locked away in some box somewhere else.
So would anyone remember the reference to that book or one very much like it (light, indexed by body part I think)?
That would be very much appreciated.
(And yes, I know WFR and whatnot is a very worthwhile investment, more weight efficient et cetera et cetera…)
@hikinggrannyLocale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
Mountaineering First Aid, published by the Mountaineers!
Note that this year REI is giving 2-day Wilderness First Aid classes all over the country, mostly in conjunction with NOLS' Wilderness Medicine Institute.
@idahomikeLocale: Idaho
The one I carry is the Wilderness Medicine Field Guide published by NOLS. I threw it on my scale and it weighs 62 grams (a little over 2 oz.) and measures 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" and is about 1/4 inch thick. The size and weight not bad as books go, even though it makes the first aid kit a little heavier.
You can buy it online at the NOLS website store here: http://www.nols.edu/store/product.php?productid=16524&cat=3&page=1
thank you for your advice… The NOLS guide ended up being exactly what I was looking for.
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Great stuff... I really liked this story :)
I cant knock on the door of three big UK publishers and say Hi! Do you want to work with your local developers? because weve only got Codemasters left and they arent in a strong position, apparently, he said. So, we go to America, Japan, China, France for publishers because we havent got anywhere else to go.
Why is Codemasters in a "bad" situation... Every racing game they get out is a hit... I buy everygame from them, I'm really waiting is for their F1 game... :O
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From your original description I would of said "Thrust" as well :/. The only other game I can think of is Scramble (old arcade game), a clone of which was called Rocketraid ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_DvnCXaHvE ) on the BBC B.
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Just recently I have taken interest in buying an average system for my car. I have close to no clue in what to look for and have looked around from this website, best buy, and a random audio store near my house. At this audio store I was offered a variety of head unist, a component speaker system and 2 way speakers for the price of 160. The brand of the speakers was V8audio and the head unit was of my choice between a pioneer, sony, or kenwood head unit. All being standard head units with basic functions and being able to output music off of Ipods. I have researched V8audio and have only found that they are mainly popular in Classic Cars. I was wondering if any of you know about this V8audio and if I should take this deal. I'm only looking for clear sounding system because my stock speakers have blown out. Thank you in advance.
I've only vaguely heard of V8 Audio - from what I remember, they are similar to Classic Auto Sound or JC Whitney - specialty gear mainly for classic cars - probably better than stock, but not much.
I'll get in trouble for this due to the forum rules, but look at the Pioneer DXT-2369UB from Wally-Mart.
Not positive, but I think it's essentially the DEH-5300UB with a pair of Pioneer 6.5 and Pioneer 6x9 speakers.
You would need a dash kit and wiring harness to install it (and speaker harness adapters if you don't want to cut ANY wires) - but it should be a good deal and probably better than you were considering for the same price.
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It's a Dodge Intrepid 2000
Don't make sense to use that kind of gear for a 2000 model car.
Thank you for the reply. I ended up not doing the V8 Audio because it was a tad bit too shady for me.
So now I'm getting a pair of Polk DB 691 6X9 speakers and a pair of polk audio DB 651 6.5 speakers. I would still have to get the wiring harness and speaker harness adapter correct?
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mike_242A wiring harness certainly is helpful with an install like this.
Only if the OP is also replacing the head unit along with the speakers.
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Q: I've never read your books. Where do you recommend I start?
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Q: Are you done with the Lords of the Underworld series?
A: Nope, not even close. Every Lord (and Lady :) will receive a story.
Q: Will you be writing more for the Angels of the Dark? Alien Huntress? Otherworld Assassins? Tales of an Extraordinary Girl? Atlantis? Imperia? Intertwined? Atlantis?
A: I'll break it down series by series:
Angels of the Dark -- These characters will be absorbed into the Lords of the Underworld world. Xerxes and Bjorn show up in Baden's book, The Darkest Torment. Axel and the others will be making appearances in the upcoming books and threads for their stories will appear. They will receive their own books when the time comes.
(Side note. For those wondering, there will be a Lords of the Underworld book in 2017. The Darkest Promise is Cameo's story.)
Alien Huntress and Otherworld Assassin -- Dallas's book will come out in 2016 (Blood Red Kiss/Dark Swan). It will be part of a three author anthology (with Kresley Cole and Larissa Ione). As for other books in the series, I will most likely write and self-publish them, something I (as yet) know nothing about. I'm totally willing to learn -- and want to -- I just have to find time between books I owe to my publisher.
Tales of an Extraordinary Girl, Atlantis, Imperia and Intertwined...I'm sorry, guys, but it's not likely anytime soon. However, I won't discount one day self-publishing new stories to close out these series.
And I'm happy to report The Nymph King is being reissued with additional scenes and older scenes updated/reworked.
Q: Why are the first two Alien Huntress books written in 1st person and the rest in 3rd?
A: With the 3rd, Savor Me Slowly, I wanted to take the entire series in a new direction, and focus more heavily on romance. Third person narrative allowed me to do this.
Q: What is the reading order for your books?
A: I tried to make each a standalone, but I understand the need to read in order. You can find the list here.
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A: A lot of people hate spoilers, so I try never to spill. Plus, I often change my mind about certain directions in the middle of a story, and I never want to tell you I'm planning something and then not do it--although I reserve the right to do so.
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A: Many of my books are available in graphic format now, though they are only offered as e-books. Visit your favorite online retailer.
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On a "writing process" note, don't be afraid to write the bare bones first. In the beginning, don't worry about perfection. Write like no one else will ever read your work. Write what you love. You can go back and fix.
Q: Here at the site, you have a testimonial page. Do you think your writing has changed in the past couple of years because of what you went through, and how your faith has grown?
A: Yes, I think so. And I understand why. The Gena that crawled into that sickbed isn't the one that jumped out healthy. I'm a new person, and I'm learning my way. I'm learning what works for me, and what doesn't, strengths and weaknesses, and I'm having fun along the way!
Wendy - It has been a while since I read that one, but I think because we see how Ali gets her memories back, we can come to our own conclusions about how Milla got her memories back. Anyone else remember? I will flip through the book again and see if I can jog my own memory on the matter :)
Sanceline - No, Gena is not done with the Lords of the Underworld series after Darkest Promise. Let me see if I can find out when it will be released in France. I do not have a date for William's story as of yet.
Are you done with the Lords of the Underworld series after the darkest promise ? when shall we have french traduction ? I am currently living in France and I look forward to reading your book !
What about William an Gilly's story ?
Natasha - I don't know exactly when, but it should be soon :)
When will we start to get teaser quotes for The Darkest Promise?
Nan - The Underworld series is considered paranormal romance
I am new to Gena's work. I am wondering if the Underworld series is considered erotic/erotica?
Samma - Hades is fire. He can melt anyone :) But Gena tells me there is more on her and her story soon!
Natasha - I don't have any specifics until Gena makes an official post with a book title and/or date, I wish I had more info
Hi, I saw on the Reddit thing that Hades will get a book? Any idea when? Any details you can give us? I'm so excited! X
Susan, These books are all considered young adult and I have donated to high school libraries before. If the library has Divergent, or Hunger Games, etc then these books should be no problem.
Charlotte - I believe it is
Emma - Trying to remember, but I believe you will find out more in the next book
Gabrielle - i'm not sure, it's possible it could be given away as a pre-order prize
Katrina - There is not a plan for something like that, but I would say that anything is possible
Catherine - Gena has told me that more will be explained about this in the Darkest Torment
Sheila - I don't have any info on new releases, I'll have to check into that
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For months, Mayor Bloomberg has dangled the possibility of picking two winners for the city's tech campus competition. He even left the possibility open while announcing that the New York City Economic Development Corporation would give the full $100 million grant to Cornell-Technion to build an applied sciences campus on Roosevelt Island. Now Crain's is reporting that between the remaining contestants, NYU's Downtown Brooklyn proposal may have "taken center stage" over Carnegie Mellon's Navy Yard campus and Columbia's Manhattanville proposal.
Hey, if the Fulton St. Mall can have its own Shake Shack, why shouldn't the M.T.A's derelict former headquarters on nearby 370 Jay St. be transformed into a Center for Urban Science and Progress?
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Editor's Note: Current ESPN analyst Bruce Pearl was coach at the University of Tennessee from 2005 to 2011, where he compiled a 145-61 record and took the Vols to the NCAA tournament in all six of his seasons.
I still live in Knoxville, Tenn., and this week, all the talk around town has centered around the possibility that tonight's Memphis-Tennessee game (8 ET, ESPN2) will be the last time the two rivals will play for the foreseeable future. Memphis coach Josh Pastner has been adamant about discontinuing the series with the Vols and was quoted in the Knoxville News Sentinel as saying, "We will not play Tennessee anymore as long as I'm the head coach and I'm doing my scheduling."
Reports emerged Thursday, however, that Memphis athletic director Tom Bowen and Tennessee AD Dave Hart were discussing a possible extension to the current arrangement. Our Andy Katz has the latest on the mini-drama here.
I talked to Coach Pastner as he boarded the plane to come to Knoxville, and he admitted that they were in fact going to take another look at it.
As someone who has been a part of this rivalry, I would be disappointed if the series were to end. This game has developed into one of the best in-state rivalries in the country. People from Memphis live in Knoxville and attend the University of Tennessee. The same can be said about people from Knoxville living in Memphis. It is a great game for the state of Tennessee.
Moreover, it's a great game for college basketball. In February 2008, we went into Memphis as the No. 2 team in the country and knocked off the then-top-ranked Tigers, led by John Calipari and Derrick Rose. That propelled us to No. 1 for the first time in school history and remains one of the most-watched college basketball games in ESPN's history. The entire city was electric. Justin Timberlake, Priscilla Presley and the Manning brothers were in the stands. It was an unforgettable atmosphere and an unforgettable night.
The first game of this current eight-year contract? It was played at Memphis, too, but was aired on CSS Regional. As the rivalry grew, so did the attention from the national media. "College GameDay" was there for that 2008 showdown, and ESPN or CBS have picked up the game nearly every meeting since. It has grown into a national game.
Which makes the Memphis resistance a letdown to me. The irony is that the Tigers need to play this game more than Tennessee, in my opinion, and have since the series started. The Volunteers' RPI has been higher six of the eight seasons (including this year), and as the Big East's future remains uncertain, the Tigers will need to continually add quality opponents to boost their résumé in order to get into the NCAA tournament. This season is a great example. Both teams need a quality win, and this is really Memphis' last chance to get one, whereas UT still plays Florida, Kentucky and Missouri.
The latest possibility of extending the rivalry is encouraging. But why has it gotten to the point where one team would not want to play the other?
Well, from a Memphis perspective, it's simple: recruiting.
Memphis is a fertile recruiting area, as are the surrounding areas in Arkansas, eastern Missouri and northern Mississippi. The Tigers are concerned about Tennessee gaining valuable exposure by playing at the sparkling FedExForum in Memphis every other year. This has been a growing feeling in the Bluff City dating back to the Calipari days. Coach Pastner has maintained that there is no benefit of affording UT the exposure of playing in a basketball hotbed, while Knoxville offers little for the Tigers in terms of recruiting.
If that's the logic, I disagree, but fine. However, it has also been reported that although Memphis was not in favor of renewing an annual series with Tennessee, it is all about scheduling old rival Louisville and Rick Pitino every year. Louisville, which is almost the exact same distance from Memphis as Knoxville, is a perennial Final Four contender. Those recruits that Memphis feared would leave for Tennessee wouldn't go to the Cardinals? In fact, Pitino's top recruiting commitment for 2013, Chris Jones (the best junior college point guard in the country), hails from Memphis.
The numbers further dictate that this stand does not make sense. Memphis is 34-52 against the Cardinals, and Louisville has won eight of the past 12 meetings. Louisville has made it to at least the Elite Eight three of the past five seasons, is coming off a Final Four appearance and is again in the mix for a national title this season.
Conversely, the lifetime series with Tennessee is 14-10 in favor of the Vols, but Pastner has led the Tigers to two straight wins. Neither team has won more than two games in a row since 2001. Additionally, neither team has won a game in the NCAA tournament since 2010. In general, the two schools are much more evenly matched these days than Memphis and Louisville.
The numbers tell a story, but so do the intangibles of the game. There are 12 players from the state of Tennessee who will play in this game tonight. These matchups are typically decided by just a couple of possessions and almost always garner national attention. More importantly, a rivalry is made with two teams that play hard against each other, typically don't like each other that much, and have bragging rights at stake. Tennessee-Memphis has all of that, but most importantly, the fans appreciate the game. There will be more than 20,000 people in Thompson-Boling Arena for this game tonight, and FedExForum is always packed when UT comes to town.
Make no mistake: It is not a sign of weakness that Coach Pastner is reassessing his stance. I respect him as a man and as a coach, and I certainly respect his choices. Good coaches make adjustments, and if Bowen and Hart think it's in the schools' best interest, Pastner will jump on board.
But I don't buy the recruiting argument. So why else would they want to end the series? It's certainly not dominance by one school or the other. Both teams are 4-4 since 2006. Attendance can't be the reason. Season-ticket holders from both programs circle those UT-Memphis dates. It's not traveling. The two schools are 381 miles apart along Interstate 40. I doubt it has anything to do with conference realignment. The SEC has been quiet on that front, specifically in terms of basketball.
Whatever the reason, it seems like the basketball fans in Tennessee and throughout the country are the ones that lose without this game.
Let's hope that it doesn't come to that.


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The Department of Botany in the National Museum of Natural History is building a database of botanical illustrations curated by the department's scientific illustrator, Alice Tangerini (view illustrations by Alice Tangerini). One of the goals of this long-term project is to make an on-line illustrated catalog of these illustrations available for our staff and others needing access to this information. Use the search form to the left to view the illustrations currently available on line.
It is our hope that the scientific drawings included in this catalog will contribute to the understanding and appreciation of the plant species illustrated. Images in this catalog are copyrighted © by the Smithsonian Institution. If you wish to reproduce these images for anything other than personal use or study, please contact Alice Tangerini for permission. For non-commercial, scientific, educational and personal use, please see our image use policy.
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Dozens of lawmakers from Israel, the United States and Europe convened at Auschwitz-Birkenau for ceremonies commemorating the liberation 69 years ago of the former Nazi death camp.
The largest foreign parliamentary delegation landed in Poland from Israel on
Jan. 27, which was designated by the United Nations in 2005 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
It included 58 Knesset members, constituting nearly half of the 120-seat Israeli parliament, making it the largest Knesset delegation ever to have visited the Auschwitz compound, organizers said.
Several Knesset members, including Economy Minister Naftali Bennett, attended a solemn prayer led by Israel's Chief Ashkenazi rabbi, David Lau, near the famous "Arbeit macht frei" ("Work will make you free") sign at the entrance to the Auschwitz camp.
A delegation from the United States was headed by Rep. Eric Cantor, a Virginia Republican and the first Jewish majority leader of Congress. With Cantor were Reps. Darrell Issa (R-San Diego County) and Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.).
International Holocaust Remembrance Day was marked at various official events throughout Europe.
The European Parliament held its annual commemoration Jan. 27 in an event co-hosted by the European Jewish Congress, and a moment of silence was held in the German Parliament to remember the Nazis' victims, the German news agency DPA reported. — jta


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Working at Foolproof for six years has been nothing short of exciting. I am privileged to have worked on many exciting projects, including a merger, two acquisitions and launching a new identity and website.
At the end of the week I'll mostly be hanging out with my photographer husband and walking my oversized, hairy dog on Southwold beach. If you find me with my headphones on I'm likely indulging my other passion for loud rock music. If you catch me reading a book it's probably fantasy or classic Sci-Fi.


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Gov. Pawlenty was in Cleveland, OH this morning to attend John McCain's economic meet-up. USA Today has this snapshot: McCain, trailing in national polls, spoke Monday after meeting with his economic advisers, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who ran against McCain in the primaries; Stanford University professor John Taylor; and two former vice presidential possibilities, Read more →
All three candidates running in Minnesota's 3rd Congressional District will be on Midday today at 11. DFLer Ashwin Madia, Republican Erik Paulsen and Independence Party candidate David Dillon are all vying to replace GOP Rep. Jim Ramstad. The race is one of the most closely watched seats in the country. This will be the final Read more →
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The Barna Group, a Christian based research group, said Barack Obama is polling much stronger among religious voters than Democrat John Kerry did in 2004. "Anything can happen, but the election is clearly Obama's to lose," commented Kinnaman, president of the California-based Barna Group. "If Obama goes on to win, one of the significant stories Read more →


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We played last Tuesday against the Robert Morris Colonials. It was a hard fought 5-5 tie and the offense did not miss a beat with our added rest over the past couple of weeks. We put up five goals, which is usually enough to win, but a few penalties made the game closer than it needed to be.
A tie in non-conference play is ok, and we will be looking for a win in our last non-conference game of the year, which is against a very strong opponent from Colgate. The Raiders are a very skilled team and it should be a great game this Sunday at home. The Raiders will make the trip from Hamilton N.Y., the hometown of former Iron Griff Scott Follett. This will be the last game of 2009 for the Ice Griffs, and hopefully we can head into 2010 with a win.
It has been a relaxing time for the Griffin hockey team since final exams concluded over a week ago. All of you readers out there will be happy to know that all of the boys passed. As for the grades, you parents out there will have to ask their son if they have not shared that information with you yet.
It has been pretty quite around school - it is like a ghost town with only staff and a hand full of student-athletes hanging around. It is a great time of year - Christmas is just around the corner and it gives the team a chance to just hang out and spend time with each other. There has been hours spent on video games, movies, TV and shopping over the last week or so. Of course all of these activities are done at the end of the day after work-outs and practices are completed.
All of this time shopping forced us to have a Secret Santa gift exchange last week, and surprisingly most of the gifts can be shared with our avid readers. Some of the more notable gifts included, a new walker for the old man yours truly, an autograph book for Cory Conachar's new found fame, a box set of DVDs of Canada's Next Top Model for Torrey Lindsay, a new instructional golf DVD for Scott Moser and the final gift that should be mentioned is Pete MacDougall's. He received a copy of his favorite movie: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
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Bend's CHC To Lease, Run Prineville Hospital
Starting in January, Cascade Healthcare Community (CHC), parent company of St. Charles Bend and St. Charles Redmond, will become responsible for operating all the services at Pioneer Memorial Hospital (PMH) in Prineville under a 23-year lease agreement.
The boards of both PMH and CHC agreed to the lease last week and the decision was finalized by a vote of Pioneer Memorial's community membership Monday night.
"We're excited to move forward with the lease agreement and are looking forward to the opportunities it will create for PMH," said Mark Severson, board chair of the Prineville hospital. "By expanding our relationship with CHC, we are ensuring that the future of hospital services in Prineville is secure."
The two healthcare organizations have had a long-standing relationship, but the lease agreement takes their collaboration to another level. CHC has historically managed the Prineville Hospital, providing leadership support and employing its administrator.
Under the terms of the new lease agreement, CHC will pay a monthly fee to PMH to lease its buildings and equipment, which PMH will continue to own. Employees of the Prineville hospital will become CHC employees, and as such will transition to the salary and benefits of CHC.
The Prineville hospital will maintain the Pioneer Memorial Hospital name.
James A. Diegel, FACHE, president and CEO of CHC, said the organization is committed to continuing the services currently provided in Prineville and expanding healthcare services in Crook County where necessary.
The lease agreement will give PMH access to capital to make improvements to its facilities, technology and equipment, while coordinating healthcare in the Central Oregon region.
"With this lease, we are moving toward creating a truly integrated health system throughout the region," Diegel said. "We believe the agreement is in the best interest of our communities and will enable both organizations to better meet the health needs of our patients."
Side by side Tuesday, members of the Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) and administrators for Cascade Healthcare Community (CHC), parent company of St. Charles Bend and St. Charles Redmond, signed a three-year contract for registered nurses in Bend.
This is the first time in memory that negotiations between the ONA and CHC have been completed before an existing contract expired, said Leslie Toll, labor relations manager for CHC. And the successful negotiation symbolizes how far the relationship between ONA and CHC has come in the past 18 months.
"The entire ONA negotiating team felt the difference in negotiations," said Alison Hamway, labor representative for the ONA in Bend. "It is definitely a much more positive relationship."
Rebuilding the rapport between the two groups has been a goal of CHC President and CEO James A. Diegel, FACHE, since he took over as head of the organization in the spring of 2006.
"We have taken a fractured relationship and repaired it to one built on trust, integrity and a mutual aim of delivering high-quality healthcare to our patients and community," Diegel said.
Shelley Lewis-Leander, a registered nurse at St. Charles Bend and chairwoman of the Bend ONA bargaining unit, agreed that the process and overall relationship have improved.
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Bacon, Egg and Cucumber Salad
This chopped salad can also be mounded on toasts and served as crostini.
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- Servings: 6
- 3 medium cucumbers—peeled, halved, seeded and cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 3 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 6 ounces sliced bacon
- 6 large eggs
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
- Toasted country bread, for serving
How to make this recipe
In a medium saucepan, combine the cucumbers with the vinegar, water, butter and sugar and bring to a boil. Cover and simmer over moderately low heat for 5 minutes. Uncover and cook over moderate heat until the sauce thickens slightly and the cucumbers are crisp-tender, about 10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper and keep warm.
Heat the olive oil in a large skillet. Add the bacon and cook over moderate heat until crisp, about 8 minutes. Drain the bacon on paper towels. Fry the eggs in the same skillet until the yolks are soft but not runny. Transfer the eggs to a cutting board and coarsely chop them.
Gently stir the eggs into the cucumbers. Coarsely crumble in the bacon and toss gently. Spoon the salad onto plates, sprinkle with parsley and serve with the toast.
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What should have been a nine-hour bus trip from San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, to Uyuni, Bolivia, turned into a miserable 20-hour journey across the border.
I said goodbye to my friend Giovanni on Wednesday night jumped on an evening bus back to Calama. Twice a week transport (bus or train on Wednesday and Sunday night) departs from Calama, Chile, bound for Bolivia. The bus back to Calama was oversold, which meant I had to enjoy the weight of my backpack on my groin for two hours; although a beautiful desert sunset and my displeasure for a loud, annoying child seated behind me kept me preoccupied for a portion of this time.
This was what I thought was going to happen that evening, based on the information that I pulled out of the Buses Atacama 2000 ticketing agent:
A bus leaves from Uyuni for the border about the same time as the bus departs from Calama. The cities are nearly equidistant in travel time. Arriving at the border around 2:00 in the morning, passengers from both buses would pass through immigration formalities, swap transport, and arrive at their destination in the early morning. What everyone failed to mention to me was that the border crossing at Ollagüe, Chile is only open from 08:00–20:00.
I was painfully unprepared for surprise that awaited me when the bus pulled up to what appeared to be a train depot near the border, and stopped. I heard someone say something about 8AM, and in a blink of an eye the driver and his sidekicks grabbed a sleeping bag from an overhead storage compartment, turned off the interior and exterior lights, and disappeared. The temperature outside was at freezing, and the warmth of the air inside was plummeting.
I looked around in disbelief—no, they weren't actually doing this—the bus was going to camp at this point for over six hours—idling—until what I assumed was the immigration office would open. Everyone in sight had thick, heavy wool blankets. I had noticed the driver passing out the few he had to some folks in the back of the bus several hours earlier in (warmer) Calama—before I knew I'd be needing one.
I wasn't particularly happy. I think the lack of information presented to me by each and every person I talked to about the transit time line was bothering me the most… but this was before the cold really set in. Imagine the scene you've read or been taught about the winter battle on the Russian front during World War II—I began to feel like one of those soldiers. I could feel their frozen suffering reincarnated in me, over half a century later.
My body convulsed with spasms from the cold for hours on end. A vent from an unidentifiable location was blowing icy air from the outside onto me. The plump woman next to me, sleeping comfortably under her blanket, offered no warmth (or blanket). I was too cold to sleep. The flesh of my face was so numb that I had to wrap my bandanna around it. I contemplated turning off the bus to stop the vent, but was unsure if the engine would turn into a block of ice. All that was left to do was sit, stew in my anger, tell myself that the pain would eventually subside and be but a memory, and mentally will with all my might for time to pass and the sun to rise.
Sometime around 07:30 the driver returned from his hidden sleeping compartment—maybe he was in with the luggage—and moved the bus closer to a gate blocking the path across the border (now visible in the daylight). Visibly distressed from a night of pain, I approached the driver and unloaded on him as best as I could in Spanish about the (my) blanket situation.
He laughed at me, and it took everything I had in me not to slap him across the face.
Sometime after 08:00 someone relinquished their blanket to take a walk outside in the frigid, morning air. I quickly snatched it up, and didn't unwrap myself for anyone or anything (not even the immigration officer) until it was time to change buses.
We made it to the second bus, but my big concern was that the Bolivian bus that we were boarding appeared to have fewer seats than the bus we had just left—trying to enter the bus was chaos the likes of which I haven't seen since a hoard of gringos tried to board the roof of a train in Ecuador. All luggage and people eventually were squeezed into the new transport.
Well, as chance would have it, it turns out that Bolivia charges the first immigration processing fee that I've come across in South America (an all too common and sometimes expensive penalty in Central America—I'm glaring at you, El Salvador). Again, an annoying lack of money changers prevented me from changing my only remaining Chilean pesos (a very large bill that's equal to about US$20) into Bolivian bolivianos. I tried paying the P$1,500 fee (about US$3) to the Bolivian immigration official, but he offered a ghastly exchange rate for my remaining currency that was less than 2/3 the going rate. Basically it would be like handing someone a US$20 bill and getting less than US$8 in return.
Not carrying smaller bills was my fault, but all I had left of my Chilean currency was the large note that I kept for sticky situations. I ended up having to borrow a P$1,000 bill from a man traveling from Chile to Bolivia for dental work.
No bolivianos also meant that when the sweltering afternoon bus pulled into a random town for a 30-minute layover, three hours away from the border, I couldn't buy a thing. Thankfully a very sweet Australian girl (the only other gringo on the bus) was more than happy to offer to pick up a few cheap snacks.
The third currency strike came when I couldn't pay for the B$30 (US$3.75) bus ride from the border into Uyuni, but promised to take care of it at their ticketing office when we arrived (which I did).
Phew—all is well in the world again after a hot shower, but the memories for the border crossing will linger for some time. I'm now on the hunt for a blanket in the Bolivian market that I can take with me onto the buses—I won't let that type of incident happen again any time soon.
Maya Martinez
August 9th, 2011
I know this was written in 2006, but I just stumbled upon it while doing some internet research. I am planning on doing a similar Chile to Bolivia crossing and I was wondering what bus company you used. I've been researching but things just go in weird round-about circles, hopefully you can help me out. Thanks!
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August 9th, 2011
Afraid I don't have any notes on the company name, but in '06 the only bus was traveling twice a week, on Wednesday and Sunday nights. Most likely new companies and schedules have popped up since, but you'll only know for sure once in San Pedro de Atacama.
I also suggest asking in Lonely Planet's Thorn Tree forum. If you get an answer, please feel free to leave an update here. Cheers
Pedro Hermenes
December 3rd, 2011
This is the funniest thing I have read in quite some time. The photos say it all. We just crossed the Chilean / Bolivian border from San Pedro and lucky we didn't stay at the border (not sure if you even can) but rather a refugio some 150 kms away (we had a tour) but also didnt realise that they closed the border - lost in Translation I guess. I was looking forward to going back to San Pedro non stop.
Also agree with the pricey exchange rate if you dont have the 15 Bolivianos - a tourist who didnt have the correct currency was taken aside and we overheard some P$8000 figure. It pays to carry the correct currency and smaller notes - The National Park Officer never gave any change for the Park tickets… probably assumed the B$100 was a tip ??.
Travelling - the journey is half the fun :-).
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Most frequently seen over an island workspace, pendant lights are as striking as they are practical. The pair here is "clean, classic and timeless. The brushed nickel finish and clean design of these striking pendants add a 'wow' factor, combining the best of form and function," says Kim Mager, Marketing Director at Hinkley Lighting.
"Adequate wattage of bulbs for pendants, and the number of pendants used, have a direct effect on the quality of the light on the island for food preparation. Take care when placing pendants above an island to avoid them being too close to those seated at the island or too close to the cooktop, if one is installed on an island," suggests Susan Serra, CKD, CAPS of The Kitchen Designer and President of Bornholm Kitchen. Photo courtesy of Hinkley Lighting.
Love Those Layers
"Layering light is a technique that is often used in dining rooms or living rooms but, until recently, wasn't utilized in the kitchen," says Mager. "Now kitchens have become the hub of the home, being used for socializing, eating and entertaining, as well as homework stations or home offices."
"Layering light is the best way to provide task as well as ambient lighting," advises Mager, "striking just the right balance between function and mood." This farmhouse-style kitchen includes a pared-down chandelier and matching sconces to "complete a cohesive, stylish environment where you want to spend time, regardless of whether it's for relaxation or entertaining," according to Mager. Photo courtesy of Hinkley Lighting.
Create Dimension
"Layered lighting can be used to supplement the intensity of light or to overlap fields of light, creating interesting shadows and manipulating the dimension of areas the light is directed toward," explains Serra. "Lighting, when layered, can add a wonderful dimension of shadows and color to feature and enhance natural characteristics of woods, stones and metals.
In many kitchen designs, a focal point is a prominent feature of the space and lighting can immediately focus attention to one or more special areas to guide the eye into the design." Here, recessed lighting, accent lighting, over-counter task lighting and pendants work together for a welcoming, warm result. Photo courtesy of Susan Serra.
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"Upscale kitchen lighting must be beautifully designed. Its form and proportion should be scaled properly to the space. The size of a fixture should not be too small, especially over a table, as luxury often is communicated by size," recommends Serra. "The style of a lighting fixture should complement the decor of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. It should also relate, but does not have to match, the finish of other fixtures," she adds. Here, the clean, warm lines of this kitchen are echoed in the mission-style pendants and matching fixture above the window. Photo courtesy of Susan Serra.
Outside the Box
When it comes choosing light fixtures for a dream kitchen, some "rules" are made to be broken. "I do believe that any style of lighting has a place in the kitchen," Serra says, "whether in a fabulous breakfast room or in the center of a kitchen work area."
"These contemporary pendants are actually made for outdoor use," reveals Mager, "but they are so modern and chic, they look just as fabulous inside. The seeded glass and minimalist, stem-hung design adds an urban edge while providing excellent task lighting that reduces eye strain while preparing a meal or doing homework at a kitchen island." Photo courtesy of Hinkley Lighting.
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"The use of accent lighting is all about atmosphere, and the kitchen can and should have the ability to communicate a feeling to family, friends and guests, just as other rooms do," Serra says. "Accent lighting is used best when it is designed to feature specific areas of detail, whether architectural elements, artwork or decorative areas in the kitchen."
This dramatic, domed ceiling glows with accent lights that highlight the architecture, the hand-painted floral detail and the grand chandelier. "The color of the bulb, spread and intensity [of the lighting] will create dramatic or soft shadow effects and add dimension to the areas the light is focused on," Serra elaborates. Photo courtesy of Susan Serra.
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The trendiest fixtures today express strong visual design statements. "Lighting that makes a statement is now," enthuses Serra. "Oversized fixtures make for a bold entrance into the kitchen. Simple shapes, often with heavy textures, vintage styles and Edison-style bulbs are all saying, 'Look at me!'" Mager shares, "If you want to update your kitchen lighting, think about adding one of the hottest trends in lighting design: a linear chandelier. Not only will it provide more light, it adds a dramatic and stylish focal point to the room, immediately upgrading the overall design and elegance of the room." Photo courtesy of Hinkley Lighting.
Art of the Matter
"Hand blown glass is popular, as its wonderful imperfections and artisan elements add warmth to any kitchen," says Serra. The gorgeous cobalt glass pendants here add a pop of color and unique appeal to a contemporary setting. "Natural materials in lighting fixtures such as reclaimed wood and distressed metals also add that authentic element we crave. Imperfections are desired and coveted...in context, of course!" Serra says.
A side note on pendant fixtures, Serra adds, "I love layered pendant lighting groupings of pendants set at different heights, creating a singular form. I also like multiple pendants placed close together, say, four to six across an island. It is simple yet makes a strong design statement." Photo courtesy of Susan Serra.
Strike Your Fancy
According to Serra, the dreamiest, most upscale kitchens today are likely to feature some distinguishing elements: "Innovative designs, first and foremost, will clearly differentiate truly fabulous lighting from the rest," she says. "Quality materials with quality finishes further differentiate the upscale from the ordinary. In addition, it is often the details the small crystal ball, nickel chain, hand blown glass, luxury fabric, reclaimed wood that clearly communicates quality as well as authenticity. Chandeliers featuring waterfalls of crystals, pieces of luxury metals, feathers and fabric add both strong texture and luxury to a room. Here clean, modern pendants light the island, while a classic crystal chandelier graces the dining area. Photo courtesy of Susan Serra.
Everyday Glam
"I really love dining chandeliers," says Serra, and we agree! Here, two glittering mini chandeliers add a luxe feel to a bright, beautiful kitchen.
Mager adds, "Kitchen lighting has definitely evolved beyond the typical flush-mount application (one large overhead fixture flush against the ceiling). Chandeliers were installed only in dining rooms or large foyers, but [today] in high-end, luxurious kitchens, chandeliers are right at home." Photo courtesy of Susan Serra.
The Skinny on Sconces
"Sconces with silk or linen shades on either side of a window over the sink in a formal kitchen provides an elegant look, especially [since they] are an unexpected lighting solution for a kitchen. Wall sconces bring the 'living room' feeling into the kitchen and serve well as mood lighting."
The sconces shown here are so understated, yet they really add an impressive design [element] to the kitchen, making it not only functional but stylish," says Mager. "The brushed-nickel finish, white fabric hard-back shade and clear-glass casing on the finials make an unexpected statement of luxury, subtly injecting a dose of traditional style into the contemporary, clean lines of this contemporary kitchen." Photo courtesy of Hinkley Lighting.


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When I saw Lauren Conrad on the red carpet at Us Weekly's Hot Hollywood Party on Apr. 26, I couldn't get over her adorable get-up — and I was even more surprised when I found out it was from her new line, Paper Crown! I have to admit, I wasn't a big fan of her first collection, but judging by these 15 looks I definitely think her latest style venture is promising — and it's affordable, too!
From faux-leather shorts and maxi skirts to chiffon dresses and blazers, you can definitely see Lauren's personal sense of style infused in the collection — it's trendy yet still has an effortless, classic vibe. While her first line of jersey dresses was very pricey, everything from her latest collection ranges from $69-$400, making it much more accessible!
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Ok I don't know what make immObiliser came on the car. But does anyone no of a easy way to temporally disconnect it, to establish my start up problem ??
Ok I don't know what make immObiliser came on the car. But does anyone no of a easy way to temporally disconnect it, to establish my start up problem ??
Ok I'm still no clearer why the car won't turn over? Before it went to paint shop it was fine, they had doors bonnet boot off, and battery disconnected for up to 3 months. Then when I went to pick it up, just couldn't get it to start? Locking it with the fob , unlocking it fine, power lights come on. Then after 5 mins it started. Got it off transporter. Now I can't seem to get it to turn over?? What could have happened in that time?? Anyone help me here?
yep, still sounds like a weak battery.
Th BMW EWS immobiliser doesn't go wrong too often on these.
Would love it to be that, the lights all come on, but won't even turn over??
alas its not the battery.! please anyone have any ides of what it could be? ive check the engine earth, lights on the dash everything works, but it wont even turnover??
any simple tests i could do?? petrol pump primes..i think,theres the noise of it whirling when key is turned?? HELP..
Ok, can anyone point me in the right direction that might know or help? I would appriciate it.
see if you have power at the starter when you try to turn it over
that will narrow it down a little bit
use a multi meter at the connections on the starter motor
if you have power there then the stater is no good or a bad earth
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A Triumph of PvEvP[ Edited ]
Dear Just_Tank et. al;
Outside a few specific games and a few specific modes, I'm not a traditional multiplayer guy. I was dubious about GOW MP – maybe even a little hostile toward it.
But then I played it.
It feels like God of War. Distilled, refined and specialized, but recognizable. God of War is my favourite character action franchise – it has a perfect balance of depth and accessibility, brutal weight and balletic grace, environment and action. All that comes through intact, and that's no small accomplishment. Kudos.
Perhaps controversial, but I think a lot of this feel comes from the rapidly re-spawning world weapons, the chests and traps, the NPC and environmental hazards – all things I've read about as negatives that 'take away' from what the game 'should' be.
I disagree. They are a huge part of what makes the multiplayer distinctly GOW, and a unique experience. As it stands I think these elements are very well balanced, requiring a mix of player skill and map savvy – of anything out there, it reminds me a little of MOBA play, which I love. I look at all the map stuff sort of like jungling, world weapons like buffs, chests like gold. Add in some creeps and towers and map control, you basically have a MOBA (but not filled with jerks, hopefully).
I might be stretching the parallel a bit, but I mean it as a high compliment. MOBA is genre so unique everyone is terrified of designing a second map for it. I feel this MP shares some similarities, but vastly more engaging mechanics and character progression. I think it is distinct enough and accessible enough to stand apart as a worthy addition to the MP space. It's PvEvP, and there's nothing quite like it. This is the kind of MP I can fall into -- me, in general an SP purist.
Please keep it PvEvP; please expand the E in new and fun ways. I bet you already are -- the little glimpse we got in the last dev diary makes me excited.
I will leave class balance to others better equipped to give useful feedback. I've mostly played as Zeus, and I've been dominated by skilled Ares players; I suspect with all feedback it's hard to parse out what is frustration from criticism. All I can say is I've rarely been frustrated by the design, just my own skill (or lack thereof).
What I'm trying to say, in so many words – thank you for surprising me and changing my mind. I'm glad I gave it a shot. I'll think twice before doubting SSM again.
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