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"Nana's World" from the ROH website...
You see, there is only so much you can take, before you give Over the past few months here at Ring of Honor Wrestling the stakes have been raised, dreams have been accomplished and nightmares will become reality. Ive said this once before, but now this is true at this point in pro wrestling history. What road are you going take my friends?? Hahahaha!
Cary Silkin is a man who has gone above and beyond for the Sport and Art, of Pro Wrestling. When I met this commoner, Cary, almost 8 years ago, he was the same polite, creative, interesting and most articulately sound person that he still is today. I thank him for his wisdom and dedication, the lessons and the luck. If it was not for this man in the last ten years, we may not have seen some of todays biggest stars that Ring of Honor gave a chance, when no one else would. Ring of Honors new parent company Sinclair Broadcasting Group, has now paved the way for a sun to shine so bright . For the whole world to see, and Im proud to say, Im going to have a first victim to a career questioning defeat at the hands of The Embassy in NYC on June 26th 2011.
Ive come to realize the weakness of Homicide after two huge defeats, one in Atlanta and another in Michigan. One only can wonder what the heck more is there to prove to this voodoo doll head! And you know what, the sad part is? After his defeats to us, he continues to carry on like some hoodlum terrorist, putting his hands on my barrister and members of the elite. Homicide, Im going have to reiterate to you who the real King of New York is papa! In the next few weeks I will address Homicide and his demands via ROH video wire in regards to his so called Hometown and his fate in wrestling come June. Until then The Project Tommaso Ciampa and I will continue to prepare for more important matters in the upcoming month$$$. (Your win in Chicago meant nothing by the way Homicide I saw the crap you pulled, I was there.)
Speaking of important matters, Princess Mia and I had a wonderful time in NYC early this month. I spent about $80,000 for a 1 day trip to the Staten Island ferry?? It was booked by Mr. RD Evans for me, and Im still a bit shocked the booking agent only charged $50,000 cash! Im glad Evans handles all my needs! I only spent $6,000 on gifts for Princess Mia from 5th Ave once we got tired of getting on and off the stinky vessel. (I should have known 80,000 was a cheap deal!)
I have been in very serious talks with officials in regards to signing a full fool contract with ROH wrestling for myself and The Embassy Brand. Although Ive avoided being completely binded to any specific contract with privately owned peasants, this is no longer the case, I feel now is the time to seal the deal and continue the work on what needs to be accomplished by The Embassy here in ROH. Its a great thing and ROH couldnt have picked a better place to do this, Chicago. Did you know our first Brand New TV Taping is going down there on August 13th 2011!?! Its gonna be huge.
One of my fondest memories of Chicago was the Jimmy Rave vs. CM Punk cage match Nowhere to Run Nowhere to hide . This was the culmination of months beating CM Punk at his own game. I remember how proud the locker room was back then to compete for an unprecedented crowd gathering. It will be interesting to see how the dynamics change after these next milestone events in NYC and Chicago.
For any of you fools who are not aware, you can now buy official embassy merchandise at our new web page:
! Pick something up so you can be as cool as my good friend Ernie! Hes always rocking some embassy gear. Also dont forget to follow me on Twitter @princekingnana with new real time updates in regard to our Empire in ROH.
In closing I must remind you people the importance of my presence here at Ring Of Honor and im proud of it. Who else in this company makes more sense!? Bow down you fools and thank God! Homicide cant read!!! See you in NYC!
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"The Daily Bread" or, if pronounced incorrectly, "The Daily Rabbit," is a delightful organic café (perfect for lunch) with a European flair that, thankfully, doesn't extend to its service.
Robin's note: Le Pain was my home-away-from-home in Manhattan. Wonderful coffee, delicious fare and now – a liquor license!
Who you'll see eating here: Moms with kids at breakfast and lunch, groups of couples 30-55 years old in the evening, and French ex-pats. No kidding.
Their specialty: Artisan bread and tartines (elegant open-faced sandwiches).
What you should order: Bread and tartines.
What you may not know but should:
1. Each table has an assortment of their delicious signature jams and chocolate/hazelnut spreads to eat with their bread.
2. Cafés include one or two large communal tables for those of you who enjoy sitting next to strangers or "meeting new friends."
3. It's an environmentally-conscience eatery, with wood flooring from defunct railway cars and efficiently bio-degradable cups and spoons.

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Three recent deaths at the hands of Toronto police have prompted the force to launch a wide-ranging review of how they deal with the mentally ill.
Chief Bill Blair, who will take a leading role in the probe, said police must consider everything from training to the use of tasers.
"We want to do this right," he said. "We have to look at all the circumstances to see if there is anything we can do better."
A Globe and Mail series earlier this year found that police approaches to working with people suffering psychiatric problems varies widely from force to force. In some places, new officers get several days' worth of training on how to "de-escalate" a situation with a mentally ill person; in others, they are trained for just one hour. In Edmonton, mental-health nurses accompany front-line officers to crisis calls.
Previous deaths over the years have prompted changes in Toronto, and the force now has several partnerships with community groups designed to help police deal with such situations. Officers receive de-escalation training every year. There are also nurses available, but they are only called in after police have secured the scene. What's more, they cover only certain hours of the day in some parts of the city.
And many say this is not enough.
The main problem, advocates say, is how police approach people. Officers are trained to be authoritative and immediately get control of a situation, but with those suffering psychiatric problems, such tactics often serve only to ratchet up the tension.
At the Toronto Police Services Board Thursday, members of the public lined up to make recommendations on how the system could be fixed. Many were dressed in blue hospital gowns in tribute to Michael Eligon, a 29-year-old shot dead by police on Feb. 3 after he wandered barefoot out of Toronto East General Hospital, brandished scissors and tried to break into some houses.
The speakers, which included social service workers, activists and witnesses to police shootings, argued that police spend a disproportionately small amount of their training learning how to de-escalate tense situations compared to the amount of time they spend learning how to use their weapons.
Ex-mayor John Sewell suggested sending former psychiatric patients with police officers on radio calls to help them diffuse situations involving the mentally ill.
The board voted to review all of these suggestions.
"You have brought powerful perspectives to this issue. I was impressed with the wide range of recommendations," Councillor Michael Thompson, the board's vice-chair, told the presenters.
The board heard that, out of two million annual incidents to which police respond, 17,000 involve "emotionally distressed persons" – a category that includes both the mentally ill and people who are extremely agitated. In 2011, 6,664 people were apprehended under the Mental Health Act. In total, there were 64 incidents where someone was seriously injured in police custody.
Deputy Chief Mike Federico, who presented the numbers, said this showed force was used in a very limited number of cases. But, he added, police were still hoping to do better.
"I don't want to suggest that we are complacent...we are hungry to improve our efforts on every avenue," he said. "A singly injury or use of force traumatizes the community. I recognize that."
Lawyer Peter Rosenthal, who represents Mr. Eligon's family and has taken part in numerous inquests into police shootings of the mentally ill, said officers should try to de-escalate all situations. And if they do something to needlessly ratchet up the tension, the force should discipline them.
"They act in a macho way, they try to get control," he said. "De-escalation should be the approach, whether someone is facing mental health issues or not."
Four months before Mr. Eligon was killed, 52-year-old Sylvia Klibingaitis was shot dead by police outside her North York home as she held a knife. Her death was particularly controversial because she had called 911 herself and told the operator she was bipolar.
"It's still so surreal to have the courage and wherewithal to call police in the midst of her mental crisis and within 15 seconds of leaving her front door, she's killed," said her sister, Anita Wasowicz, in an interview Thursday.
Last summer, Charlie McGillivary, a 46-year-old disabled man, collapsed and died after he was taken down by police in a case of mistaken identity.
In all three cases, the province's Special Investigations Unit ruled that the officers involved had not broken the law.
The review ordered Thursday will involve consulting with stakeholders, seeking advice from health experts and academics, and to look at other cities that have done well on the issue.
Some possible changes – like equipping police with tasers – must be provincially mandated, but Chief Blair said there should be a public debate on them.
The chief and board both expressed openness to exploring changes and building a better model. But that doesn't mean police shouldn't ever use force, Chief Blair said.
"Not every situation can be de-escalated," he said. "In some cases, the risk to safety, the risk to life is so great that you can't de-escalate it."
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While in Thailand Indian food has always been a bit of a spend compared to other options, it took Indus to make Bangkok sit up and take notice of how amazing this cuisine can be when prepared by the right hands.
Indus is definitely more expensive than other Indian options, but the quality of ingredients and the innovative techniques used justify a bit of an investment.
The tasting menu is a great introduction to what this kitchen can do, both the vegetarian and omnivorous versions being worth their price.
The dining space is also a treat: obviously South Asian without being gaudy. There is also an outdoor terrace that is dimly lit in the evening with candles and fairy lights, and manages to be perfectly enchanting.
Service is good, and servers themselves are knowledgeable about what they are serving. Starters from 140- 350 baht, main dishes from 220 - 670. Tasting menu veg/non veg is 1300/1500, and with paired wines 2200/2400 baht.
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This recipe, Clam Stew with Prosecco, is from Domenica Marchetti's cookbook The Glorious Soups and Stews of Italy.
Makes 4 main-course servings
Prosecco is a dry, mildly sparkling white wine from the Veneto region. I use it here because, in all honesty, it was the only white wine I had on hand one day when I was making this simple, classic southern Italian stew. It turned out to be a perfect match for the clams, enhancing their briny sea flavor without overwhelming it. I have, at various times, tried to soup up this recipe by adding shallots, chopped fresh tomatoes, mixed fresh herbs, or even diced pancetta. But I always come back to this most basic and, in my opinion, most delicious version. Here, less is truly more; the fewer ingredients you use, the more the flavor of the clams will shine through.
In a large skillet or saute pan, warm the garlic and chili peppers in the 1/3 cup olive oil over medium heat until the garlic just starts to sizzle. Do not let it brown or it will become bitter.
Increase the heat to medium-high and add the Prosecco (it will foam briefly) and the clams and toss. Cover the pan and steam the clams for 5 to 10 minutes, or until they open. Taste the broth and add salt if necessary—this will depend on the saltiness of the clam liquor. Turn off the heat and stir in the parsley. Discard any clams that failed to open.
Arrange the bread at the bottom of 4 shallow bowls, dividing it evenly. Divide the clams and broth evenly among the bowls, ladling them over the bread. Drizzle with your best olive oil.
The Glorious Soups and Stews of Italy
by Domenica Marchetti
Photography by William Meppem
Chronicle Books, 2006
$19.95/trade paperback
29 color photographs
Recipe reprinted by permission.
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QALAT, Afghanistan - The Zabul Provincial Legal Community took to the airwaves Feb. 12, for the inaugural broadcast of Zabul Rule of Law Radio, a broadcast highlighting the members of the province's formal legal system at the new radio station in Qalat, Afghanistan.
The first broadcast featured the Zabul Provincial Attorney General, Abdul Ghafar Afzali, who introduced himself and the program to the people of Zabul province. The intent of the program is to broadcast the results of important legal cases and disputes to the people of Zabul.
The program initiated by the Zabul Provincial Reconstruction Team rule of law and civil affairs functions began months ago.
"This is a Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan run radio station," said U.S. Army Sgt. Paul Rothfeld, Z PRT civil affairs. "The entire purpose of the station is to increase visibility of the provincial government. The radio is the greatest source of information for the people of Zabul province."
U.S. Army Capt. John Velis, Z PRT rule of law, shared these views and brought the idea to the members of the legal community.
"What we are trying to do is build public confidence and awareness in the formal legal system," said Velis. "Our thought process was that if we introduced the players, the individuals who make up the formal legal system, to the people, and have them explain how the system works then we could create interest and cause people to resort to the formal legal system to address their legal grievances."
During his broadcast, Afzali, made it clear to the people of Zabul what to do if they are a victim of crime, who to contact and what legal options are available.
"The broadcast was good especially for the Zabul people," said Afzali, following the broadcast. "We were able to make them aware of their own rights."
Afzali also touched on his views of corruption in the government during the broadcast.
"The people of Zabul have no idea how to face corruption especially in the provincial government," said Afzali. "With education they will be able to fight against the corruption and they are going to get confidence in the legal community."
The broadcast will continue weekly, with the first few introducing the key players, to include the Afghan Uniformed Police prosecutor and other members of the legal community. After the introductions, Rule of Law Radio will begin broadcasting results of legal disputes, and punishments for prosecuted crimes.
"When we make the decision on a crime in the city we are going to put it on the radio than the people who are thinking of committing this crime will be aware of the punishment associated with this crime," said Afzali.
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New Delhi, Jan 4: Former Pakistan cricketer Javed Miandad has cancelled his visit to India and will not be in Delhi to watch the India-Pakistan third and final One Day International on January 6, Sunday, TV reports claimed on Friday afternoon.
English News Channel "Times Now" reported that Miandad had cancelled his India visit.
There was controversy over granting of visa by Indian government to Miandad, who is a relative of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. Miandad's son Junaid is married to Mahrukh, the daughter of Dawood Ibrahim, who is wanted in India in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blasts case.
On Thursday, India government had defended its decision to grant visa to Miandad to attend the match. However, there was criticism from various quarters about him coming to India. Leaders from the BJP and the Shiv Sena had criticised government's decision to give him visa.


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I have a client who wants to replace his atmospheric vented hot water tank with a power vented tank. The water pipings not an issue and there is a nearby outlet for power but how do you tie in the PVC venting to the existing sheet metal?
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About a year ago I had to relight a furnace after changing a gas meter. When I went to relight it, something didn't look right to me. I stepped back and realized it was a high efficiency furnace vented straight into c-vent and then dumped into a chimney with no flex liner. The c-vent looked like Swiss cheese and the chimney was completely rotted out from the condensation. Red tagged the furnace, and a few weeks later I was driving by and the chimney (in the middle of the house) was being removed. Cost the people who had recently bought the house big bucks to make safe, but at least it didn't cost them their lives.
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Gila Cliff Dwellings
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Seven centuries ago, the people who traveled to the communities in what is now Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument did so on foot, following trails across mesas and mountains and along the clear streams. Until recently, the routes were still little more than trails, and the few people who made the trip to the ruins did so on foot, on horseback, and by 4-wheel-drive vehicle. Today, you can drive to the monument over a paved road. The road ends at the monument.
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument is surrounded by Gila National Forest and lies at the edge of the Gila Wilderness, the nation's first designated wilderness area. This designation means that the wilderness character of the area will not be altered by the intrusion of roads or other evidence of human presence.
The park offers a glimpse of the homes and lives of Indians who lived here from the 1280s through the early 1300s. The surroundings probably look today very much like they did when the cliff dwellings were inhabited.
The People Who Lived Here
The earliest ruin that has been found within the monument is a pithouse of a type that was made from about AD 100 to 400. This dwelling, in the open, was circular and had a narrow entrance, 2 feet wide and 10 feet long, on the east side; the floor was below ground level. People of this period, referred to by archeologists as the Mogollon, grew corn and beans, hunted, and gathered wild plant food. They made plain brown pottery and undoubtedly were skilled in crafts whose products have disappeared. Such things as nets and snares, baskets, and wooden tools last but a short time in open sites.
The monument also is the site for the remains of later pithouses, those prevalent in the area until about AD 1000. These rectangular structures, unlike their predecessors, were built entirely above the ground. In constructing the buildings the Mogollon usually used masonry or adobe (sun-dried bricks of mud and straw), although some were made of wattle (interwoven twigs). It was around this time that they developed their style of white pottery with black designs.
It was sometime after AD 1000 that the cliff dwellings were built, along with other pueblos situated on terraces overlooking the West Fork of the Gila River.
The term "cliff dwellers" refers to Pueblo people who built their homes in natural caves. but Pueblo people also built in the open. Here at the monument are examples of both types of settlements, which were occupied—at least for a while—simultaneously.
Seven natural caves occur high in the southeast-facing cliff of a side canyon, and five of the caves contain the ruins of cliff dwellings—a total of about 40 rooms. Walls of the dwellings were constructed of stone from the formation exposed to the cliff, the Gila Conglomerate. Thus, it was easily quarried by the Indians. All the timbers in the dwellings are the originals. Tree-ring dates obtained from these timbers range through the 1280s.
Probably not more than 10 to 15 families lived in the cliff dwellings at any one time, but the rooms were used for several generations.
The people were farmers; their fields were on the mesa tops and along the river. They raised squash, corn, beans, and probably amaranth and tobacco. And they supplemented these with animals that they hunted or snared and with wild berries and nuts gathered from the forest.
They were excellent weavers and skilled potters, producing handsome brown bowls with black interiors and black-on-white vessels.
Materials obtained by trade with other peoples included pottery, cotton, obsidian for arrow points, and shell for ornaments.
What was their appearance ? The women averaged 5 feet, 1 inch and the men about 5 feet, 5 inches in height. They were slight of build, yet muscular. They had dark hair and eyes and brown skin.
Women's clothing consisted of small cotton blankets worn around the shoulders, "skirts" or "aprons" of yucca cord, and sandals plaited of yucca, agave leaves, and bark. The men wore headbands, small cotton blankets draped over their shoulders and probably sometimes tied around their waists as kilts, breechclouts of woven cotton, and plaited sandals. Both men and women probably wore their sandals only while walking on rocky hillsides. Few objects of adornment, such as bracelets and beads, have been found here.
And so these small, diligent, artistic people lived in their cliff houses and riverside village, tilling their fields with digging sticks, grinding their cornmeal with metate and mano, fashioning their pottery and cloth, carrying on trade with Indians of other communities, hunting, and gathering wild plants and fruit. For generations, the sounds of their voices and laughter echoed in the canyons. And then there were only the sounds of the streams and birds.
The cliff dwellers had abandoned their homes and fields by the early 1300s. Why they left and where they went are not known. Perhaps they joined other Pueblo Indian villages to the north or south.
The area may have been uninhabited for a period of years after the farming Indians left. In any case, nomadic bands of Apaches then made it their homeland. Later, Spanish colonists settled in the areas to the east and south of the monument, and many of their descendants still reside in the vicinity.
After acquisition of the region by the United States under the terms of the Gadsden Purchase, the Apaches directed their depredations against American pioneers traveling across southern New Mexico. A small military camp was established at Gila Hot Springs in the late 1800s to guard the local homesteaders.
The General park map handed out at the visitor center is available on the park's map webpage.For information about topographic maps, geologic maps, and geologic data sets, please see the geologic maps page.
A geology photo album for this park can be found here.For information on other photo collections featuring National Park geology, please see the Image Sources page.
Currently, we do not have a listing for a park-specific geoscience book. The park's geology may be described in regional or state geology texts.
Please visit the Geology Books and Media webpage for additional sources such as text books, theme books, CD ROMs, and technical reports.
Parks and Plates: The Geology of Our National Parks, Monuments & Seashores.
Lillie, Robert J., 2005.
W.W. Norton and Company.
9" x 10.75", paperback, 550 pages, full color throughout
The spectacular geology in our national parks provides the answers to many questions about the Earth. The answers can be appreciated through plate tectonics, an exciting way to understand the ongoing natural processes that sculpt our landscape. Parks and Plates is a visual and scientific voyage of discovery!
Ordering from your National Park Cooperative Associations' bookstores helps to support programs in the parks. Please visit the bookstore locator for park books and much more.
For information about permits that are required for conducting geologic research activities in National Parks, see the Permits Information page.
The NPS maintains a searchable data base of research needs that have been identified by parks.
A bibliography of geologic references is being prepared for each park through the Geologic Resources Evaluation Program (GRE). Please see the GRE website for more information and contacts.
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Currently, we do not have a listing for any park-specific geology education programs or activities.
General information about the park's education and intrepretive programs is available on the park's education webpage.For resources and information on teaching geology using National Park examples, see the Students & Teachers pages.


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Cathay Pacific's reservation system has let the airline's staff down
We have had several complaints about Cathay Pacific's booking system recently. However, a reader writes with a story that shows the booking system is, fortunately, not all there is to the airline.
He arrived in Heathrow on a BMI flight from Dublin 90 minutes late, leaving him just 30 minutes to catch his connecting Cathay Pacific flight to Hong Kong. After sprinting through the airport, he arrived at the Cathay counter. He says the efforts by the staff to get him to the plane were extraordinary.
'One of the counter staff took me through Heathrow's staff security system [the main security check points had closed] and literally ran to the gate with me, he says. 'I don't think you'll find many airlines where the staff ever runs, let alone runs with a passenger.'
He says the staff were fantastic in helping him to make his connection and concludes: 'I think this is one of these issues where the people are terrific but the reservation and booking systems have let the staff down.'
An offer that can be refused
In another airline distress story, a reader tells us that his Hong Kong Airlines outbound flight was delayed eight hours, and that meant spending the first night on the plane rather than in his luxury hotel.
The return flight was 'cancelled for commercial reasons', and HK Air refused to put our reader on a decent alternative flight.
He says 'after umpteen complaint e-mails, letters, registered letters and filing a claim with the Small Claims Tribunal, they finally made me an offer of compensation, which, of course, is in the form of 'complimentary tickets on HKA'.
This he declined. The matter will be heard by the small claims tribunal next month.
DAB bothered by 'hot spots'
The Women's Affairs Committee of the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong has completed its annual assessment of the 'peeping hot spots' of Hong Kong. These hot spots, readers may recall, are where those so inclined can watch women in skirts riding up escalators or, even more egregiously, surreptitiously take photographs with their cell phones, some of which end up on the internet. We, of course, do not condone this behaviour which is a criminal offence. However, we feel the DAB's action is somewhat double-edged, in that in their intense detail, its reports serve both as a warning to women and a guide for the perverts as to where to seek their prey. We can report that Times Square appears to have put its house in order and has sanded over the glass panel alongside the escalator, thereby obscuring the view. It is not even clear that this practice is a serious problem in Hong Kong and warrants such attention from a political party. It must surely have better things to do with its time.
Tycoon's car dodges a ticket
We have not commented on illegal parking for some time. This is not because the problem has gone away. Far from it. It seems to be getting worse. Illegal parking is in full swing at all the usual places. We have been sent pictures of triple parking outside Prince's Building in Central. People have to stand in the road to flag taxis outside the Fringe Club on Ice House Street, and on it goes. We have seen teams of three traffic wardens patrolling the area outside the Fook Lam Moon restaurant - the tycoons' canteen - in Wanchai at lunchtime. Others have reported five. We've heard from one reader who reports he had a run in with a traffic warden who refused to book a seven-seater parked, without a driver inside, on double yellow lines. The traffic warden explained his action by saying that as the driver rushed up, a minute or so after the warden appeared, and drove off, that was OK. 'The official policy is just to tell the driver to move on,' according to the traffic warden. So much for the law. Tourists from far, far away
Documents from Britain's Ministry of Defence show staff believed aliens could visit for 'military reconnaissance', 'scientific' research or 'tourism', The Daily Telegraph reports. In a 1995 briefing, a desk officer said the purpose of reported alien craft sightings 'needs to be established as a matter of priority' but admitted there did not appear to be 'hostile intent'.
In a recent piece, we wrote that it would not be hard to predict which way London Metal Exchange (LME) chief executive Martin Abbott would be voting on July 25 - the day LME shareholders vote on the sale of the exchange to HKEx. We pointed out that Abbott is expected to receive a bonus of GBP7.359 million (HK$88.2 million) if the deal goes ahead. However we were incorrect to say Abbott would be voting, since he doesn't own shares in the LME. We apologise for that inaccuracy.
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· Fixed "Package file is invalid" issue.
· Fixed constant crashing issue on all devices.
What's New in 8.2.0:
· Gesture: Create a Gesture for a bookmark while adding a the webpage to your bookmark list
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· Dolphin Sonar/ Gesture: add option to change location of dolphin button
· Dolphin Connect: re-design overall interface for easier and faster connection
· Add image introduction to teach you how to set default browser
· Various stability and performance improvement
What's New in 8.1.1:
· Fixed problem that Stay in the Loop page cannot be skipped in Portuguese
What's New in 8.0.0:
· Re-designed Dolphin Sonar and Gesture: New interface, design, and easier access to help menu
· Menu bar: New design that gives easier access to most commands without having to leave the home screen
· Add-on Sidebar: New design that displays both Add-on icons and names
· New context menu and long press menu for more efficient browsing
· Various stability and performance improvement
What's New in 7.5.0:
· Fixed Dolphin Sonar crash issues
· Fixed Google Search issue reported by French/Italian users
What's New in 7.4.0:
· Dolphin Sonar - Dolphin listens and lets you use your voice to search, share, bookmark, navigate and more. it is so easy to use; you may just forget how to type.
· Webzine Add-on - We have transformed our magazine style reader into an Add-on for our avid readers.
· Add-ons - We have preloaded the 2 most popular Add-ons
· Sensitivity of Sidebars - Made Sidebar less sensitive and added indicating arrows.
What's New in 7.3.0:
· Optimized Dolphin Connect: beautify the interface, simplify the login flow, allow to use bookmark sync service with third party account directly
· Added browse faster and security feature to Dolphin Companion
· Access Sidebar by swiping at the very edge of screen. To facilitate easier browsing when zoomed in.
· Fixed freezing issue on Android 4.0+
· Stability and performance improvement.
What's New in 7.2.0:
· Added encryption to backup data
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· Fixed multiple bugs related to Dolphin Connect
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· Set "about:blank" page as homepage "Browser Settings -> Dolphin Settings"
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Submitted to: Grass Symposium
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 5/1/2000
Publication Date: 7/1/2000
Citation: RHODEN, E.G., KRIZEK, D.T., REEVES III, J.B., RITCHIE, J.C. INFLUENCE OF ROOT REMOVAL ON REGROWTH OF SHOOTS AND ROOTS AND COMPOSITION AND FORAGE QUALITY OF GREENHOUSE-GROWN GAMAGRASS PLANTS. GRASS SYMPOSIUM. 2000. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: This study was conducted to determine regrowth and changes in composition and forage quality of greenhouse-grown eastern gamagrass [Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.] plants. On Aug. 18 (H1), the root mass of 5-month old plants was pruned back by 1/4, 1/2 or left uncut and the plants transferred from 15 cm-diameter pots to 20 cm-diameter pots having a depth of 40 cm. Plants were grown in a peat-vermiculite mix and fertilized weekly. Shoots were clipped to 25 cm on Aug. 18 (H1), Sept. 16 (H2), Oct. 7 (H3), and Oct. 28 (H4). Tops were clipped to the crown on Nov. 21 (H5) and total shoot and root biomass determined. For each harvest, shoot biomass was determined and analyses were run for neutral detergent fiber (NDF), acid detergent fiber (ADF), lignin, and crude protein (CP). Plants were vegetative at H1 and H2, in flower by H3, starting to become dormant by H4, and mostly dormant by H5. Removing 1/2 of the root mass significantly reduced shoot biomass at H1 and H2 as compared to unpruned controls or those cut back 1/4 but had no effect at H3-H5. Removing 1/4 and 1/2 of the roots reduced biomass of roots at H5 by 24% and 62%, respectively. Root removal had no significant effect on NDF or ADF at H1-H5 or CP for H1-H4; CP levels ranged from 14% to 19%. Removing 1/2 of the roots slightly elevated lignin content at H1; otherwise there was no effect. This study demonstrates the resilience of gamagrass with reduced root mass for regenerating shoots and roots and maintaining excellent forage quality.


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HTC's mid-ranges martphones to hit local stores in May
By Kathryn Chiu, The China Post Thursday, April 24, 2014, 12:00 am TWN
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Aiming at the mid-range smartphone market in Taiwan, HTC Corp. (宏達電) on Wednesday announced launch dates for two new flagship Desire phones — the 4G-compatible HTC Desire 816 and 610.
Teaming up with Chunghwa Telecom (中華電信), Taiwan Mobile (台灣大哥大), Far EasTone Telecom (遠傳電信), VIBO Telecom Inc. (威寶電信) and Asia Pacific Telecom (亞太電信), HTC yesterday unveiled a product launch in Taipei for its HTC Desire 816 and 610, catering to Taiwan's female and younger customers.
According to the Central News Agency (CNA), the Desire 816 will be available in Taiwan from early May, priced at NT$9,990 (US$330), while the Desire 610 will go on sale at around the same time, with a price tag of NT$7,990.
Jack Tong (董俊良), president of HTC North Asia, yesterday said at a local media briefing that the two phones target females and younger people in Taiwan, who account for about 66 percent of the country's total consumers.
The Desire 816, touted by HTC as a "high performance-to-cost" product, is expected to account for up to 40 percent of Taiwan's overall mid-range phone sales — devices priced between NT$8,000 and NT$14,000 — this year, Tong said.
Tong told CNA that he is convinced the Desire 816 will help grow the pie of Taiwan's smartphone mid-range market, vis-à-vis overall smartphone market on home turf, to over 10 percent from the current 6-8 percent.
M8 Supply Peaks in May
Regarding flagship premium and mid-tier HTC One M8, Tong expressed hope that the M8 could break the company's record monthly market share of 9 percent for a single smartphone in Taiwan when the supply of the phone peaks in May.
As for the high expectations on premium and mid-tier smartphones, Tong predicted that HTC smartphones priced at over NT$10,000 will account for up to 70 percent of the company's total shipments in Taiwan this year.
HTC posted loses in both quarters of the second half of 2013. For 2014, it expects a net loss of NT$2. 1 to NT$2. 6 per share in the first quarter.
The Desire 816 and 610 made their debuts at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this year.
The 5.5-inch Desire 816 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 quad-core 1.6GHz processor, features a 13-megapixel rear camera and offers a wide range of 4G LTE connectivity, including the 700 MHz frequency.
The lower-end Desire 610 is a 4.7-inch smartphone equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 quad-core 1.2GHz processor, an 8-megapixel rear camera and full 4G LTE connectivity support.
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Miley Cyrus and her fiance, Liam Hemsworth, have been together since 2009, but the actress/singer still gets butterflies when she looks at her beau.
"I'll literally look at him and be like, 'You are hot, dear god!'" the 20-year-old star told Cosmopolitan in an interview for their March issue. "The other day, I turned on the pool heater and it was steaming, and he walked outside and took off his clothes and jumped in the pool. I was like, 'I'm gonna faint -- the hottest guy of my life is in a steaming pool. This looks like a Playgirl shoot.' So I took a photo and made it the background on my phone."
PLAY IT NOW: Angus T. Jones Dishes On His 'Really Awkward' Kiss Scene With Miley Cyrus
PHOTOS: Miley's Rockin' Red Carpet Styles!
And Miley - who graces the cover of the mag in a provocative white suit (pants and a jacket, sans shirt or bra!) - is not the only one who's taken notice of her man's assets.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Miley Cyrus' Red Carpet Rockin' Fashions
"My best friend grabbed my phone and was like, 'Who's that? He is so hot!'" she continued. "[I said,] That's my hubby!"
The former Disney darling is ecstatic over the impending release of her new album (her first since "Hannah Montana" wrapped in 2011), but said if she had to rank love, family, music or acting in order of most satisfying, "The Hunger Games" hunk owns the top spot.
"Number one is my relationship with Liam," she said. "That's what I feel the most confident in because you never know -- there's so much hype behind my new record, but it could come out and, worst-case scenario, everyone f***ing hates it."
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Celebrity Engagement Rings — The Bling Is The Thing!
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, Miley and Liam got engaged in June 2012.
The couple first met four years ago on the set Adam Shankman's "The Last Song."
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Miley Cyrus & Liam Hemsworth: Young Hollywood's Hot Power Couple
-- Erin O'Sullivan
Copyright 2013 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Please do not continue working on this job, There is now post-Haiyan imagery available that covers the complete area..
Mapping buildings in Tacloban, the city most likely to be affected by typhoon Haiyan.
There have already been about 2,500 people evacuated in this town and relief efforts (if they come) are likely to be centred there. Although the population is fairly large, the town is pretty packed together and mapping it should not take too long.
See Typhoon Haiyan page on the wiki
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Please map all buildings carefully using bing.
Local mappers have used some fairly large bing offsets as noted here. You should shift the alignment of bing imagery to match the surrounding data before beginning tracing (The Using imagery page may offer a useful guide)
Although this is a strong typhoon likely to cause a lot of damage, we have some time before relief efforts (if they are needed) arrive in the city, so there is no need to go into 'panic mode' and map quickly, but rather to map with full attention to detail if the map ends up being needed later.


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Rewarding Online Gamers for Eco-Friendly Behavior
Is there a way to harness the popularity of multiplayer online gamers to save energy in the real world ? Professor Byron Reeves, a media expert at Stanford University, thinks there is. The scenario that Reeves imagines is that a player would get in-game feedback from a smart meter which tracks energy usage throughout the player's house in order to reward the player online. For example, if you turn off a light in an unused room, your house's smart meter recognizes this and your online player is rewarded accordingly.
The trick is making sure that the game designers find a fun way to align the incentives of the gamers with the social cause. With over 12 million players of World of Warcraft, the social impact could be tremendous.
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Beverage and food service fleets dominate the top spots in this comprehensive rundown of private carriers in the United States and Canada, ranked by number of tractors.
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Key data on revenue and freight assets for the 50 largest global freight carriers.
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A unique ranking of the third-party logistics companies in North America includes listings of the largest freight brokerage firms, freight forwarders, warehouse operators and dedicated contract carriage service providers.
WASHINGTON — Congress no longer can put off finding a long-term solution to U.S. infrastructure needs without risking that the nation will slip behind global competitors, several industry leaders said Nov. 21 during a transportation conference here....
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I can see the argument that by taking the risk of hitting an innocent bystander your attempting to eliminate the threat before he can do more damage than your single errant round might.
Here's a hypothetical for you though. You take the risk and fire two rounds, the first kills a young child that ran through your field of fire as you pulled the trigger. The second takes out the gunman. When police examine his weapon they find that it has a broken firing pin and the round he fired 2 seconds before your first shot was the last he would have been able to fire.
Will the parents of the child agree that your action saved lives or not?
I seem to recall hearing that the gun of the gunman in the theatre in Colorado did indeed jam. Did he have the skills to fix the jam and continue killing or was the malfunction the cause for his exit of the theatre?


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This is a discussion on Ruger Warranty within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Can anyone tell me about the Warranty on Ruger Firearms. There is no problem with mine but my Uncle is deciding whether or not to ...
Can anyone tell me about the Warranty on Ruger Firearms.
There is no problem with mine but my Uncle is deciding whether or not to buy one and wants to know about the warranty.
"The world is filled with violence. Because criminals carry guns, we decent law-abiding citizens should also have guns. Otherwise they will win and the decent people will lose."
-James Earl Jones
When youre wounded and left on Afghanistans plains,
And the women come out to cut up what remains,
Just roll to your rifle and blow out your brains,
And go to your God like a soldier.
Rudyard Kipling
Here's a PDF manual, with the warranty statement on page 40.
Basically, they do not have a written warranty, but if you search around, you'll find the concensus being that they are responsive and fair. If you have a problem, they're probably willing to fix it, unless you try using your GP-100 as a grappling hook, or something equally interesting.
The rifles (#1, 77 series) and revolvers (Security Six, GP/SP, and Black- & Redhawks) are bomb-proof, though they may need some break-in and/or serious stoning to get an action comparable to other makers.
Their autos are generally unfortunate.The MkIIs are wonderful, but the service-caliber weapons are excessively heavy and bulky. Many people have and love them- many people drove Yugos... To each their own. Ruger does have a newer model, I believe polymer frame, that looks a bit more to scale than their earlier efforts.
Ruger sticks by their product, even if they screw their buyers at the ballot box.
Yup, I own a dozen rugers in my collection both rifles and pistols.
They are over built and rugged.I have owned many over 20 years
and never sent any back to factory for work! Impressive to say the least.My favorites are mark1,rifle in 270 and security six in 357.
I kick myself for selling a blackhawk 30cal i had back in the 70's.
Talk about a fun pistol to shoot!
I've had my Black-Hawk now since I first turned 21, and have cycled a pile of brass, the youngest just bought a mini 14 all built well, and I have read of people who had to contact Ruger and were very pleased with the response.
"The sword dose not cause the murder, and the maker of the sword dose not bear sin" Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac 11th century
FWIW, I just had a customer who had an old Service Six with a broken front sight. Not sure how he did that one, but... Ruger charged $6 for the part including shipping. I would have thought they would have sent one free. Most other companies are more than glad to ship out small parts for replacement at no charge.


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CANADA STOCKS-TSX briefly turns lower, golds offset energy stocks
TORONTO Jan 25 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index briefly turned negative on Friday, as strength in energy stocks was offset by slumping gold mining shares, hit by gold prices that fell to an eight-month low.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was down 1.41 points, to 12,822.21 before pushing back modestly into positive territory.
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Nutrition Diva's Secrets for a Healthy Diet
Learn what you need to make a healthy diet.Top Rated Diets of 2017
Monica Reinagel is an expert on nutrition. She has created a popular podcast called Nutrition Diva and written several books on health and nutrition topics. Reinagel has also received culinary training in Washington DC. Her background makes her latest book, Nutrition Diva's Secrets for a Healthy Diet a good book to follow on what to eat, what to avoid and what elements of your diet you can stop worrying about. This book offers some practical tips for those that are trying to make sense of eating healthier. Eating healthy doesn't mean you must deprive yourself or be in a constant state of hunger. This book can serve as a supermarket guide and help you shop for the best possible foods. No foods are off limits or required so you can eat the foods you like and avoid those you hate. Some of the questions this book will answer include:
- How often should you eat?
- Does cooking vegetables take out all of the vitamins?
- Should certain foods be paired together to aid in digestion?
- What organic foods are worth the extra expense?
Do You Know the Best Diets of 2017?
- Includes grocery lists and shopping guidelines
- A simple approach to proper eating
- No foods are off limits or required
- Book written by a registered dietician and chef
- Includes recipes
- Sample meal plans are given
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All of the information within Nutrition Diva's Secrets for a Healthy Diet focuses on helping you learn about food. There are so many questions related to food and eating that people can often get confused. This book offers you info on how to properly fuel your body for the most benefit. Nutrition Diva's Secrets for a Healthy Diet will help you sort through the conflicting information available on nutrition. By following the guidelines set in this book, you can start feeling better, looking better and stop worrying about what you eat. Some of the guidance you will see inside this book includes:
- Shop the perimeter of the grocery store
- Stocking the pantry properly
- Packaged and prepared foods to purchase
Nutrition Diva's Secrets for a Healthy Diet also includes some recipes and meal plans that you can follow. This book includes additional information on nutritional supplements, alcoholic beverages, desserts, late night snacks and eating out. Everything you need to know about food habits and taking care of your body is included. Some of the recipes that the book includes are:
- Breakfast Burrito
- Tomatillo Guacamole
- Roasted Cauliflower
- Quinoa Salad with Pecans and Cranberries
- Apple Pie Oatmeal
- Fish Soup
- Moroccan Sliders
- Louisiana Red Beans and Rice
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" Address: Malham / Skipton / North Yorkshire / BD23 4DB "
Malham YHA, is perfectly placed in the Yorkshire Dales to explore the glorious surrounding countryside whilst still being at the heart- right next to the pub, in fact - of a picture-postcard village. As it's on the Pennine Way, many a weary foot has crossed its threshold.
It was designed by John Dower, one of the most important names in the quest to establish National Parks in Britain.
Malham YHA is a purpose-built Youth Hostel made up of two buildings. One has the self-catering, members' kitchen, accommodation, showers and toilets and the other houses reception, the dining room, a quiet reading room, a TV and games room, more bedrooms, showers and toilets. There's also a drying room so you can have everything 'toasty' for the next morning.
I stayed at the hostel two years ago for two nights over the May Spring Bank Holiday, with my husband and three daughters. We booked a family room, which was a 6 bedded bunk room. It was a fantastic place to use as a base and had a lovely atmosphere.
We could check into our room after 5pm. So, we parked in their car park headed off for Gordale Scar and returned later. If you want to do this, arrive early as the car park only holds 15 cars. The wardens - a couple, with fantastic local knowledge- were very friendly and welcoming and gave us a couple of keys for the room, to enable the kids to have their own key should they need it. They were more confident than I was of their ability to keep a key in their possession for more than a day or two, obviously!
Our room was basic, having three sets of bunks with shelves and a reading light. There was a sink, plenty of hooks and enough storage for all our clothes and rucksacks. Having said that, we had a spare top bunk to put these on. If I'd have been travelling independently, sharing the room with five other individuals, I might have thought differently.
I didn't sleep very well the first night because of the nightmare that was the YHA sheet sleep or sleep sheet whichever way you want to say it. Thank goodness they have listened to the, what must have been gazillions of, suggestions to get rid of the things. Now you are greeted with a duvet cover, two pillow slips and a bottom sheet to make your own bed. You have to strip it too on the day you leave. Pity the YHA haven't got rid of that bit, I hear you say. I agree totally. Having to make your own bed is a bit of a bind, but it's in the spirit of youth hostelling and it gave my kids a worthwhile job to do!
The part of the hostel where we stayed was looking a bit tired in the décor, but overall it was clean and fit for purpose. We used the hostel as a base and therefore only spent a couple of hours after dinner watching TV and playing a game of cards before being zonked to be honest.
As you are in the centre of the village, with a pub next door and another establishment within staggering distance, you don't have to stay in the hostel for an evening meal, but we chose to because it was cheaper for us who have to watch our pennies. And what we ate was mighty fine, I can tell you.
We booked a table for a certain time and it was set beautifully when we arrived. You have to collect your own food from the hatch and take your dirties to the kitchen where someone, God bless 'em, washes them for you.
At Malham there was a menu to choose from: four starters, six main courses -including veggie options -and four desserts. The average cost for a starter was £2.00, a main course £5.95 and a dessert £2.50. There was also a set three course meal for £10. The menus are changed periodically to offer variety for any longer stays. A range of soft drinks, wines and beers are available from the 'bar' (this is the servery actually) to accompany your meal. Because they have a license to serve alcohol, this means that you can't bring your own into this part of the hostel. I'm not sure about the self-catering building though. This might be worth asking about if you plan to go in with a crate of beer. Wouldn't want you being thrown out!
At breakfast time we could help ourselves to cereals and tea/coffee/fruit juice. Hot food was served from the hatch and again you had to take your dishes to the kitchen. Toast and croissants were also available.
Packed lunches were in two sizes, standard and bumper. These were made up of a sandwich, from a selection that they offered including egg, ham, cheese and tuna, with various extras. You also got a carton of juice, some flapjack, a piece of fruit, a biscuit or crunchy bar and a bag of crisps. Bumper packs had two sandwiches that were huge bread cakes like door stoppers. Certainly sorts the men from the boys.
The shower and toilet facilities were excellent: plenty of space to get changed in, refreshingly hot showers and hooks for your stuff. There was even a little fold down seat in one so you could take a load off!
Toilets were kept clean and fresh throughout our visit and even in the loo there were reminders of how you can help save the environment. I think the YHA are turning me into a tree hugger!
The drying room is more than adequate. It has plenty of rails and racks for all your wet stuff as well as utility sinks for any hand washing you might need to do and for those with a domestic compulsion, an actual washing machine.
Some facts and figures about the hostel:
Our room cost us £72 a night back in 2007. Prices have since gone up, but the going rate for individuals is anything from £15.95 for an adult and £11.95 for under 18s. Having just checked on the website, a family room for 6 is £87.95 per night for the Sat/Sun of this year's May Spring Bank Holiday. That's room only.
Payments can be made using your credit or debit card. They don't accept Amex.
The hostel can accommodate up to 82 people all year round, (but I'm not so sure about Christmas Day) in a variety of rooms/dorms including:
1 room with 2 beds
4 rooms with 4 beds
1 room with 5 beds
6 rooms with 6 beds
1 room with 7 beds
2 rooms with 8 beds
Reception is open between 7 and 10 in the morning and between 5 and 10.30 at night. Doors are locked at 11.00 sharp, so there's no staggering back after closing time I'm afraid.
You can hire bicycles from the hostel, store your own safely away and there is a cot available to hire if you have a baby in tow.
Our kids loved to just sit in the tranquil garden and enjoy a few minutes peace listening to the birdsong and watching the apparently resident bunny, before the next instruction from their dad. He likes to think he's in control, you see.
Some practical information now:
Travel Info
You can't miss the hostel as it's next to the Lister Arms - a great local pub with a great local pint, according to my better half.
If you're arriving by bus:
Pennine bus 210 or the Postbus (don't you love that you have to get the post bus) from Skipton to Malham village. From the bus stop you have a 100m walk, but past the pub, funnily enough! Check this information as bus companies are likely to change their routes or numbers.
Train information:
Skipton is 12 miles away and Settle 7 miles. Then it's the bus link from Skipton or taxi from either.
By Car Turn off the A65 towards Malham - these are B roads.
I used Google maps to help us arrive without threat of divorce and I have to say, the roads are OK. They are narrow and windy in places but on the whole you can pass another vehicle without too much difficulty.
If you fancy a long walk to or from the hostel to or from another one, you could try
Kettlewell, which is 10 Miles away
Ingleton, and one of the three peaks, 14 Miles or
Slaidburn, is 14 miles away too but a different 14 Miles away obviously or you'd end up in Ingleton!
You can find the hostel on Ordnance Survey Map Number no 98
Grid Reference: SD901629 for your GPS
There's lots to see in the local area including Malham Tarn, Malham Cove, Janet's Foss Waterfall and Goredale Scar.
Every year at Spring Bank Holiday you can experience the Malham Safari, which is a treasure hunt of various homemade models, creatures, animals and general works of art. These are often larger than life size and are quite inspiring. In 2007 we saw a life sized tardis and tens of mini ones either floating or carefully placed in the stream that flows through the village and a giant snake was slithering out of the pub wall. Aliens stood in several gardens and there were creatures hidden everywhere. This is definitely one for the kids and gets extremely busy but it's great news for the local pubs I should think.
If you're a keen birdwatcher when we went in May the RSPB had free viewings of peregrine falcons and their chicks. For information from last year, see http://www.rspb.org.uk/brilliant/sites/malham/
For info on the village and Malhamdale see http://www.malhamdale.com/
And http://www.malham-village.co.uk/
More info on the Malham YH see www.yha.org.uk/
Hope this has been of some use. Get yer boots on and get out there. Love it!
For cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts, this YHA is a great stopping place.


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Distillery to make South Carolina's first legal moonshine
By Harriet McLeod
CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Reuters) - Two entrepreneurs are taking advantage of South Carolina's new micro-distillery laws to make traditional moonshine whiskey legally in the state for the first time.
The Dark Corner Distillery will open next month in Greenville, where engineer Joe Fenten and longtime home beer brewer Richard Wenger will produce and sell small batches of 100-proof moonshine from a custom-made copper still.
The distillery, housed in a 1925 building, will also include a tasting bar and a museum dedicated to the history of the Dark Corner, the local mountains that were once full of moonshiners, feud and mayhem, Fenten, 27, told Reuters.
The area was settled, along with the nearby Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, by Scots, Irish and Welsh who migrated down through the Appalachian mountain chain from Pennsylvania in the 1700s.
"They thought it was their inalienable, God-given right to make whiskey," said Fenten, a Dark Corner native. "It was a hard life. If you could make an extra 10 cents more for a gallon of whiskey than you could for a bushel of corn, then why not?"
Moonshine traditionally was the term used to describe illegally distilled corn whiskey often made covertly by the light of the moon. The product made at the new distillery will be un-aged corn whiskey, but will be taxed and regulated.
The area came to be called the Dark Corner in 1832 by South Carolina politicians seeking to nullify federal law and who cursed the people of the mountains as Unionists, said Dean Campbell, a Dark Corner native who is the distillery's official historian.
Whiskey taxes after the Civil War and then Prohibition in the 20th century made the place more lawless, Campbell said. Continued...


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Clink Responds
In my post "Who Is A Criminal?" one anonymous commenter posted a link to a newspaper story about a former musician who died of benzodiazepine withdrawal in a Cleveland jail. The anonymous commenter wondered what I thought about the story.
Over the course of the years it's not unusual for people to send me links, both on and off the blog, to stories about horrible things that have happened in a jail or prison and to ask my opinion about it. The link usually comes in an email with the subject heading, "Can you believe this???" or "Does this really happen???" The expectation seems to be that I'm supposed to either share their outrage or else defend some obviously horrible outcome.
I do neither, mainly because I don't know anything particular about the case in the media. I do know that the full story never gets reported because facility administrators and staff are bound by confidentiality (or by their attorneys) so the only information public hears about is the horrible stuff.
That being said, Anonymous Commenter followed up the comment with a few specific good questions that I'm answering here.
The Anonymous Questions are:
1. Is what happened to Sean Levert a symptom, in your view, of a tendency by prison administrators to treat psychiatric illnesses as not 'real' -- or was it an exception to the norm?
Clink responds: I can't comment on the Levert case specifically since I don't know the facts of the case. Most prison officials and correctional officers I've worked with don't have any trouble acknowledging that psychosis is a real illness. Sometimes they (and my patients) aren't always up to date regarding information about the medical nature of clinical depression and I've educated people about that.
2. The new Cuyahoga jail policy includes weaning prisoners off benzodiazepines. What's your take on this -- considering that these are relatively short-term prisoners, is it appropriate for a clink shrink to change the drug therapy? Is it appropriate for a shrink to go along with a policy designed, it would seem, less on therapeutic reasons than on convenience to the prison?
Clink responds: Correctional psychiatrists don't prescribe based on length of time in jail because we don't have any way of knowing who the short-timers are. We don't generally know trial dates, pretrial hearing dates, parole or probation hearing dates or mandatory release dates. Regarding prescribing practices, I blogged about this quite a while ago in my post "Change Is Good" so I won't be completely repetitive here. The short story is that there are valid clinical reasons to change someone's medicine that have nothing to do with cost or policy. Medication needs change depending on the environment. Someone with diabetes will need less insulin in a hospital because he'll be getting a controlled diabetic diet and won't have access to off-diet goodies. Prisoners will need less (and sometimes no) medication once they are abstinent from drugs and alcohol in a controlled environment. Sometimes the free society treatment is being provided by a non-psychiatrist and it just frankly doesn't make sense or is inadequate. There are too many hypothetical possibilities to cover them all, but those are the most common reasons why I change medications. The other thing to be aware of---and this is a bit different from free society medicine---is that you're not prescribing for an individual, you're prescribing for an institution. Anything you give to one inmate will eventually end up in the hands of another. For example, if you use tricyclic antidepressants liberally as a sleeping pill you will eventually have an institution filled with medication that is potentially lethal in overdose. Or that can be bad for someone with liver disease (and lots of my folks have hepaitits). There are valid institutional reasons for certain prescribing policies.
3. If a prisoner comes in with a current diagnosis, how much weight do you give that in determining your treatment? Do you defer to the previous doctor, or consider yourself to be starting from scratch?
Clink responds: It depends upon who gave the current diagnosis. First of all, most of my patients weren't getting treatment prior to incarceration. And for those who say they were in treatment, in the majority of cases that treatment can't be confirmed. I once scrupulously collected records for my patients for about four months, when I was new to corrections. Eventually I found that record collection was a futile activity for three reasons: 1. Most of my releases were returned with the comment 'unable to locate patient'---ie., they were never in treatment like they said they were, 2. The records gave me information I already knew from taking a history, and 3. The information I needed wasn't in the documentation because the discharge summary was dictated by a ward social worker or nurse (and only signed by the psychiatrist) and didn't contain the basis for the diagnosis. So, regarding the weight given to previous diagnosis: If I know the doctor and trust their clinical skills I give significant weight to that. If I've never heard of the person before, or if the patient is completely new to me (never seen during previous incarceration) then I start from scratch. If anything the patient tells me suggests that his clinical circumstances have changed, or if he doesn't seem to be responding to appropriate treatment, I restart from scratch. If there's something about the clinical picture that is inconsistent, I rethink the diagnosis. Clinical circumstances change over time, symptoms can change over time, new information can appear or develop so you just keep an open mind. A psychiatry professor I respect once said (on this podcast) that "A good clinician is someone who makes prudent decisions based on insufficient information". In other words, no clinician every has an entirely complete database to work from so you do the best you can with what you've got.
OK, I hope that answers the Anonymous Questioner. Those were good questions.


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Tepe Finishes Second at Metropolitan
June 29, 2013
Metropolitan Amateur Championship Results | Dogwood Invitational Results
CINCINNATI - For the second consecutive year, former University of Cincinnati men's golf player David Tepe (Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota East) finished second in match-play competition at the Greater Cincinnati Metropolitan Amateur Championship at Hyde Park Golf & Country Club on Saturday.
Representing Shaker Run Golf Club, Tepe fell to Michael Schmidt of Miami View Golf Club 3 & 2. Schmidt outlasted UC incoming golf player Brennan Walsh of Hidden Valley Golf Club 1 up on Friday.
Tepe reached the finals after defeating Bill Williamson of Coldstream Country Club 4 and 3 in semifinal action on Friday. The contest was a rematch of the 2012 Met match-play final that Williamson won 1 up.
Two other Bearcats also competed in the Met. Junior Jared Howard (Dublin, Ohio/Jerome) advanced to the second round of match play competition. Howard of Traditions golf Club lost to Jim Muething of Maketewah Country Club 1 up on Thursday. Sophomore Blake Hamilton (Union, Ky./Ryle) of Traditions Golf Club dropped an opening-round matchup with Williamson 3 and 1 on Wednesday.
Newsome Misses Cut at Dogwood Invitational
UC sophomore Emerson Newsome (Hoschton, Ga.) missed the cut after posting a 6-over par 73-75-70=218 on Friday after three rounds at the Dogwood Invitational at Druid Hills Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga.
Newsome tied for 59th place at the prestigious event considered one of the top 15 amateur tournaments in the nation. Final-round action starts Saturday.