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Shaggy-haired Saskatoon southern-rock throwbacks the Sheepdogs were double winners at an upset-laden Juno Awards gala on Saturday where the bulk of the prizes were handed out, while Vancouver's Dan Mangan led a sizable group of first-time winners.
At a dinner ceremony in the nation's capital where 34 of 41 trophies were distributed ahead of Sunday's splashy TV broadcast, the Sheepdogs – whose blend of boogie rock and barfly blues took hold with listeners after they won a prominent Rolling Stone magazine cover contest – claimed trophies for new group of the year and rock album of the year.
The group was on tour in Australia with John Fogerty, but tweeted their delight about the pair of awards: "Very excited. Is 8am in Perth too early to start celebratory drinking?"
Mangan also achieved his first taste of Juno glory, winning alternative album of the year after the 28-year-old indie-folk singer/songwriter surprised many by claiming four total nominations, which tied him for the lead entering the weekend.
But if the personable Mangan was a front-runner, someone forgot to tell him.
"It's heavy," he said, holding the crystal statue in his hand with a look of awe on his face. "I really, really did not expect this. Every band in this category I'm a huge respecter and fan of.
"(I'm) so blown away."
The news was similarly positive for many of the other artists armed with a quartet of nods.
Toronto-based songstress Feist was the only other two-time winner, claiming awards for adult alternative album of the year for her contemplative fourth disc "Metals" and music DVD of the year for her intimate documentary "Look at What the Light Did Now."
And a year after he was shut out despite laying claim to six nominations as well as hosting duties, Toronto's Drake took rap recording of the year for his moody opus "Take Care."
Although Hedley also took four nominations into the weekend festivities, the Abbotsford, B.C., outfit's win for pop album of the year could have qualified as one of the evening's myriad surprises because the Junos had never shown much interest in rewarding the group. Prior to this year, Hedley had been nominated for 14 Junos and only won one – for video of the year, no less.
"Thank you so much – this is truly a surprise," said frontman Jacob Hoggard. "We didn't see this coming. It's been a long time coming."
And divisive hard-rockers Nickelback – also among the leaders with four nominations – were involved in one of the night's biggest upsets. In a decision that might not bode well for the Hanna, Alta., rockers' chances on Sunday, youthful Hamilton rock outfit the Arkells took the prize for group of the year, beating out a group that also included Sam Roberts Band, Down With Webster and Hedley.
"We're excited for all the vitriol from the Hedley fans on Twitter who are going to be angry," said Arkells singer Max Kerman.
"It's March Madness right now – we're like a 15 seed and we beat a second seed in the first round."
Well, Nickelback isn't licked yet – the 12-time Juno winners hold another three nominations heading into Sunday's telecast. Other marquee artists are in a similar position, with Drake, Deadmau5, City and Colour and Burnaby, B.C., crooner Michael Buble hanging on to three nominations apiece.
To the sure delight of his army of tween fans, 18-year-old pop sensation Justin Bieber will also see both of his nominations contested on Sunday – likely providing a sizable Bieber boost for the show's TV ratings.
The annual pre-telecast gala tends to be a lower-profile affair, but this year's ceremony compelled largely on the strength of its upsets.
The inaugural metal/hard music album of the year category, for instance, was won by Winnipeg noise-metal outfit KEN Mode, who topped more well-known outfits including Devin Townsend Project and Anvil – the venerable hard-luck metal outfit who might have been the favourite, or at least the sentimental choice.
"They've been a band longer than we've all been alive," said KEN Mode drummer Shane Matthewson backstage. "We're sorry to spoil the party but we respect them."
Producer of the year winner Brian Howes – who helmed tunes by Hedley and Nickelback – was similarly stunned to beat out Bob Rock, k.d. lang and especially David Foster, who presided over Michael Buble's yuletide smash "Christmas."
"Holy crap," Howes said as he claimed the trophy. "I thought for sure 'Jingle Bells' was going to kick my ass tonight – how do you compete with that?"
Other first-time winners included Montreal's Tim Hecker for electronic album of the year, hometown favourite MonkeyJunk for blues album of the year and Montreal indie-rockers Malajube for francophone album of the year.
Sultry Toronto singer Melanie Fiona, meanwhile, also claimed her first Juno, taking R&B/soul recording of the year for "Gone and Never Coming Back." The milestone came less than two months after Fiona claimed a pair of Grammy Awards.
On the opposite end of the experience spectrum, Montreal composer Marc-Andre Hamelin won his seventh career Juno for classical album of the year: solo or chamber ensemble, local folkie legend Bruce Cockburn won his 11th after taking solo roots & traditional album of the year and Feist brought her career Juno tally up to 10.
Country songstress Terri Clark, meanwhile, won her third Juno for country album of the year, a category she first won back in 1997. Toronto's Kiran Ahluwalia also won in a category she'd taken previously – world music album of the year – but lamented that the Junos weren't familiar enough with her to pronounce her name when announcing her victory.
"They didn't even attempt my name!" she said backstage, smiling.
"Ahluwalia – it's not that hard, is it? I would have even taken 'Hallelujah.'" Sunday's telecast – airing on CTV – will be hosted by William Shatner and will feature performances by Blue Rodeo, Deadmau5 and Feist.Report Typo/Error
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GOP establishment wins over tea party in Texas race. Legislature may not expand Medicaid. Utah Jazz go to the White House.
Happy Wednesday. Sen. John Cornyn, the Senate's No. 2 Republican, won the GOP nomination in Texas outright last night after beating back challenges by seven conservative candidates. Why should I care? It's an interesting test of the Republican establishment versus the tea party/anti-establishment battle going on across the country. In how he approached the race, Cornyn must have seen the fate of former Sen. Bob Bennett and the re-election of Sen. Orrin Hatch. [
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It's looking more likely that the Legislature will not expand Medicaid during the session. [
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BMW CCA L.A. 1 day HPDE, Auto Club Speedway, Fontana 05/04
Per BMW CCA operations rules, an instructor will be provided for EVERYONE. It's a great opportunity to experience a world-class track with an organization that has one of the best safety records anywhere, plus drivers of ALL skill levels can benefit from the in-car coaching available to all. Beginners, intermediate drivers, to advance track junkies can all learn something from our program.
BMW CCA Los Angeles Auto Club Speedway 1 Day DE, May 4th 2012
Price includes lunch. Garage is first come, first serve (there's about 20 garage spaces available to park 40 cars for participants). We will be running the Roval for the Friday event.
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Great job Dan! Congratulations on your first event. I would say it was an incredible success.
It was a blast. Will pics be posted here or somewhere else soon? I noticed several people who seemed to be taking official shots.
The pictures were being taken by Cali Photography. Hopefully some club members will share their pictures so we can post them on our club web site!
Had a great time! First time instructing with the CCA. Question: On the Auto Club Speedway calendar there is a June 10 Driving School. I don't see this on the club's calendar. I might have a couple of students interested. If anyone has info on the validity of this date let me know soon. Thanks a bunch!
I would also recommend those that have not run with Speed Ventures to check them out for upcoming track/auto-x days :)
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After 30 years in the same location, AMSAT-NA is moving to a new office. The office will be closed Friday, 25 April, and will reopen Friday, 2 May. During the move, our e-mail will be operational, however responses will be delayed. Purchases through the AMSAT Store may be made normally, but they will not be processed until the move is completed.
Jerry Buxton, N0JY selected as AMSAT's VP-Engineering
In a special AMSAT Board of Directors meeting held via GoToMeeting on Tuesday, April 1st, the board unanimously approved the selection of Jerry Buxton, N0JY of Granbury, TX as AMSAT VP-Engineering. Jerry replaces Tony Monteiro, AA2TX who passed away on March 26th.
Given the significance of completing Fox-1 for delivery on time later this year, the Board recognized that the Fox Program must continue under leadership that is focused on completing AMSAT's latest satellite. Selecting a new VP-Engineering is an important step towards maintaining the momentum that was developed under Tony's leadership and to avoid creating an engineering leadership vacuum as work continues on the satellite. The Engineering Team deserves to have the new leadership identified in order to be in position to make the appropriate engineering decisions.
AMSAT VP Engineering/Director Tony Monteiro, AA2TX, SK
Anthony "Tony" J. Monteiro, AA2TX (SK)
AMSAT VP-Engineering and Board Member Anthony J. Monteiro, AA2TX of North Andover, MA died on Wednesday morning, March 26, 2014 while
hospitalized in Boston, MA from cancer. He was 55. He is survived by his wife, Mary Lou and daughter, Veronica, a college freshman.
Tony was first licensed in 1973 as a Novice and subsequently held an Extra Class Amateur Radio License. An avid operator, he described his
first contact in an AMSAT BoD Candidate's Statement in 2011: "I earned my novice ticket in 1973 and made my first ham radio contact with a
transmitter made from parts out of an old TV set. A Heathkit HR-10B receiver and a 65-foot piece of wire strung out of a window for an antenna made up the rest of my station, which was pretty modest even by 1973 standards! Even so, I will never forget the thrill of my very first contact."
E. Mike McCardel, KC8YLD Appointed AMSAT VP-Educational Relations
AMSAT President Barry Baines, WD4ASW has accepted the resignation of Mark Hammond, N8MH as VP-Educational Relations and appointed E. Michael McCardel, KC8YLD as his replacement.
Mark Hammond, N8MH of Coats, NC has served as VP-Educational Relations since December 2011. During his tenure, Mark established a team focused on educational issues and supporting the educational objectives of AMSAT. A highlight for the team was the ARISS contact conducted during the 2012 Pacificon Convention in October 2012 in Santa Clara, CA that provided an opportunity for a group of selected young people from the Santa Clara area to ask questions directly to an astronaut on board the International Space Station with an audience of the participant's family members and amateur radio operators in attendance. Managing a school contact during an ARRL Convention provided a unique opportunity to highlight ARISS before a much wider audience that appreciated both the technical details of communications technology and the wonder of students speaking to an astronaut. Members of Mark's Education Team, including Joe Spier, K6WAO, Dale Hunzeker, KJ6VUC and E.Mike were all involved in the management of the ARISS contact at Pacificon.


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Carolina Women's Golf
Upcoming Tournament: Briar's Creek Invitational
When: Monday-Tuesday, March 20-21, 2017
Site: Johns Island, S.C.
Course: The Golf Club at Briar's Creek (Par 72 – 6,101 Yards)
Tar Heel Rankings: #34 Golfweek, #35 Golfstat
The Tar Heel women's golf team will return to competition tomorrow in South Carolina for the fifth annual Briar's Creek Invitational.
The tournament features ten of GolfWeek's top 50 teams in the country, led by No. 6 Florida. The College of Charleston's tournament will provide the Carolina women the opportunity to fine tune their golf games, as the ACC Championships are just three weeks away.
This week's lineup will be filled with familiar faces. Sophomore Kelly Whaley and freshman Brynn Walker have started all seven events this season. Senior Leslie Cloots, junior Lexi Harkins, and junior Bryana Nguyen, have each contributed in various competitions throughout the season.
Play on Tuesday and Wednesday will begin at 8:45 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The teams will play 36 holes Tuesday in a shotgun format before finishing with another 18 hole shotgun on Wednesday. Carolina will begin play on Monday off of holes 1, 2, and 3.
Florida is the defending two-time champion and Frida Gustafsson Spang (Graduated) of East Carolina is the defending medalist.
A full recap will be available on GoHeels.com following each day. Live scoring will be available on GolfStat during each round.
2017 Briar's Creek Invitational Field
Auburn, Boston College, Campbell, Charleston Southern, East Carolina, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Long Beach State, Louisville, Miami (FL), Michigan State, North Carolina, Ohio State, Penn State, Texas Tech, Wisconsin
Tar Heel Lineup
1. Kelly Whaley, sophomore, Farmington, Conn.
2. Leslie Cloots, senior, Antwerp, Belgium
3. Brynn Walker, freshman, St. David's, Pa.
4. Bryana Nguyen, junior, Columbia, Md.
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Scout.com: Bring us up-to-date on your injury, where everything
stands, and how it happened.
Ellis Hobbs: Well, of of right now, there is no injury anymore. Pretty much everything is bandaged up.
On Sunday night football against the Cowboys in November, I took a bad hit, but not too bad. I suffered a herniated disc. Dr. (Alexander) Vaccaro in Philadelphia took the disc out in December. I was in a neck collar for nearly a month and a half.
Right now, I'm doing fine. I've been working out. I feel good and I don't have any tingling in my fingers. They compared it to a root canal. When the tooth isn't there there's nothing there any more. They replaced it with a minimal amount of bone. If anything, I just lost a little range of motion after the surgery. But it's back now.
Scout.com: At this point, what are you allowed to do? Are you lifting weights, running?
Ellis Hobbs: I'm lifting and running, everything I would normally do. But they want me to gradually go through the process. I'm doing more aerobics, more body stretching. Fortunately, I wouldn't be doing a lot physical stuff now, anyway. That comes in May.
Scout.com: When you had that injury, did you have any idea what happened? I know that there are times when it's hard to tell what exactly happening.
Ellis Hobbs: I had a pretty good idea when it happened what was going on. When I got hit, I just dropped. I couldn't feel certain things. If anyone had a stinger or a burner before, that's what we call them in the NFL, you know what I mean. I couldn't feel anything in my shoulders. But the good thing was I started to feel pain after a while, which was a good considering I couldn't feel anything at first.
It's funny, when I went to the sidelines, the neurologist and our physician told me on the sidelines after seeing me walk off under my own power that I was done (playing for the game). After we went and did the X-rays, it showed a herniated disc on the spinal cord and they said if we get this thing fixed now, you can come back full-go. But if you let it go, it could get worse and worse.
Scout.com: Getting back to one of the reasons why the Eagles traded for you, you're known as one of the NFL's best kickoff returners. Watching your returns over the years, I find your style a different from the other top returners. I know your average was down a bit last season, but you almost brought a few back for scores. If I recall correctly, a few of your good returns were lost due to penalties.
Ellis Hobbs: My personality is like I play. I'm kind of fearless. I'll take the ball out from anywhere. You're kind of at an advantage when you do that. When a team kicks it five yards deep, they don't expect you to take it out. But with the speed that I'm bringing to the table and then with my vision, and my athletic ability, I think I can bring it to the house at any time. One of the things I take pride in is, all the years I've played, I've done the kick return role, but also been starting at cornerback. Not a lot of guys can do that.
Scout.com: When the Eagles traded for you, what role or roles did you think you would have?
Ellis Hobbs: Well, I thought I would have both roles, but they had something else in mind. But that's out of my control. It didn't work out the way I had planned, plus I got hurt. But I know in my mind I'm a starter and I know I can return kicks. I'm fortunate to have a job and get paid a good amount of money. I did the best that I could. Anytime I go out on the field, I give my best effort. Unfortunately, my season didn't end the way I wanted it to.
Scout.com: You turn only 27 in May, so if you come back to the Eagles, you could be given a chance to start. Do you want to come back or play elsewhere?
Ellis Hobbs: I want to win, I don't want to be around a losing mentality. Obviously with the Eagles, they are a winning organization. With the CBA and restricted free agency, I don't really have much of a choice.
Scout.com: Since you would have become an unrestricted free agent with a new CBA in place, what are your thoughts of likely becoming a restricted free agent on Friday?
Ellis Hobbs: It's one of those things that it's out of my hands. Fortunately, I didn't have any control over it. My agents take care of that stuff, but it's not their fault. Unfortunately, there are a lot of guys that have to deal with this situation.
Scout.com: Assuming the Eagles tender you, that means you'll be back for at least one season. And they did give up two fifth-round picks to acquire you. Do you feel like they would give you a chance to become a starter again?
Ellis Hobbs: There's no question that my record speaks for itself. I've started a lot of games in my career. If I'm given a crack, I'll blow it wide open. But will I be given a chance? My effort and professionalism is probably a plus. But I know it's a business, so I have to earn what I get.
Scout.com: You have a unique perspective of playing for Andy Reid and Bill Belichick.
Ellis Hobbs: Oh yeah, but it's funny. On my exit physical, coach (Reid) said we hadn't really had a chance to talk before. I missed half the season and I was only around for a little while. But probably coming from a professional organization like New England, and being that I've been around in the league for a while, coach didn't really have to say much.
Coach Belichick is probably more vocal, but they are both great coaches.
Scout.com: Did you notice any differences in both from each team? More man, less zone? I know the Eagles historically have played more man than most teams.
Ellis Hobbs: Well, I don't want to get into the playbook, but with the Eagles, there's a controlled chaos. That fits me more than the controlled scheme in New England. You can see how you can make plays in the Eagles' scheme.
Scout.com: Do you prefer man or zone coverage?
Ellis Hobbs: I'm a smaller guy, so I prefer man. Getting up in a guy's face and jamming (him). The good thing about zones and how intricate they are, there a lot of man-zones, but there are a lot times you can still get in your man's face in cover-2 or cover-5 with your techniques. At the end of the day, in man, that's your guy, so that's what I prefer.
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North Waterford School, ca. 1914
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Date: 1914
Location: North Waterford
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School class, Garland, ca. 1910
Contributed by: Garland Historical Society
Date: circa 1910
Location: Garland
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Hale's Corner School, Brooklin, 1898
Contributed by: Sedgwick-Brooklin Historical Society
Date: 1898
Location: Brooklin
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Reading, Writing and 'Rithmetic: Brooklin Schools
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Public education has been a part of Maine since Euro-American settlement began to stabilize in the early eighteenth century. But not until the end of the nineteenth century was public education really compulsory in Maine.
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A history of Maine's Swedish Colony in Aroostook County. Project partners include Caribou Public Library, Maine Swedish Colony, New Sweden School, New Sweden Historical Society, Nylander Museum, and Stockholm Historical Society. In addition to a substantive history of the Colony generally, exhibit topics cover specific family histories, Olof Nylander, mills and homes in Stockholm, hand tools, railroads, and more.
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Located at the High Point of American Ridge at 6946 feet of elevation.
A Climbers Log is located under a pile of rocks.
posted by: sunyruss
location: Washington
date approved: 8/17/2014
last visited: never
Iroquois Mountain - Adirondack High Peaks, NY
This peak is listed as the 8th highest of the Adirondack high peaks. It is very close to Algonquin (2nd highest, as is Wright Peak)
posted by: sagefemme
location: New York
Algonquin Mountain - Adirondack High Peaks, NY
Algonquin is the second highest of the Adirondack High Peaks behind Mt. Marcy at 5114 ft elev.
Giant Mountain - Adirondack High Peak - Keene Vally, NY
Giant Mountain is the 12th highest mountain in New York State with an elevation of 4,627 ft.
Mt. Carrigain
Mount Carrigain is a peak located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
posted by: JASTA 11
location: New Hampshire
last visited: 8/28/2007
Balsam Lake Mountain - Carskills, NY
Balsam Lake Mountain is one of the 35 Catskill peaks over 3500 ft elevation. This is the only Catskill 35 over 3500 that is (nearly) on the Finger Lakes Trail. It also offers one of only 5 remaining fire tower - turned lookout tower.
date approved: 8/2/2014
Malý Kriván - Malá Fatra, Slovakia
Malý Kriván je hora ležící v pohorí Malá Fatra (cást Krivánská Malá Fatra) na Slovensku. / Malý Kriván is mountain in Lesser Fatra
posted by: puczmeloun
location: Žilinský kraj, Slovakia
date approved: 7/23/2014
last visited: 11/17/2014
Chleb - Malá Fatra, Slovakia
Chleb (1 646 metrov nad morom) je tretí najvyšší vrchol Malej Fatry / Chleb (1 646 meters above sea level) is third highest mountain peak at Lesser Fatra
last visited: 7/12/2015
Herd Peak Mountain - Siskiyou County, CA
Herd Peak Mountain provides some wonderful views of Grass Valley, Shasta Valley and beautiful Mount Shasta.
posted by: thebeav69
location: California
date approved: 7/21/2014
Certova hora / Devil's Mountain (Krkonoše Mts., North Bohemia)
The depicted wooden pylon with distance arrows marks the summit of Certova hora (Devil's Mountain; 1020 m), one of significant peaks of the western part of Krkonoše Mts., which is located above the town Harrachov.
posted by: Dorcadion Team
location: Liberecky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 7/19/2014
last visited: 3/12/2016
Driskill Mountain
The highest point in the state of Louisiana
posted by: WeimarWest
location: Louisiana
date approved: 7/9/2014
last visited: 4/12/2015
South Twin Mountain
Located along the northern side of the 'Pemi Loop', South Twin Mountain is the highest peak in the Twin Range of New Hampshire's White Mountains.
date approved: 6/11/2014
last visited: 10/7/2006
Mt. Bond
On the east side of what's known as the 'Pemi Loop', Mount Bond offers some commanding views of the Pemigewasset Wilderness. Bondcliff and West Bond are two subsidiary peaks nearby.
last visited: 10/6/2007
Mountain Summits La Rhune (France)
(fr)La Rhune ou Larrun en basque est un sommet situé dans les Pyrénées, au Pays basque. Son altitude est de 905 m
(eng) La Rhune or Larrun Basque is a summit located in the Pyrenees, the Basque Country. Its altitude is 905 m
posted by: Dragon Ball
location: Centre, France
date approved: 5/25/2014
last visited: 2/8/2015
Lovoš - Northern Bohemia, CZ
The summit of Lovoš Mt., regardless 570 m altitude only, is a perfect orientation point thanks to the mountain' position on the southern edge of Central Bohemian Uplands.
location: Ustecky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 4/21/2014
last visited: 12/20/2014
Velikij Verch - Borzava, Ukraine
Velikij Verch
location: Ukraine
date approved: 3/28/2014
Ojstrica - Kamnik Alps, Slovenia
Ojstrica (2,350 m / 7,710 ft) is a mountain in eastern part of Kamnik Alps with its pyramide shaped top, which is visible from far away. The name Ojstrica derives from slovene word ostro - sharp in slovenian.
posted by: Rikitan
location: Slovenia
date approved: 3/7/2014
Chinidere Mountain, Oregon
A nice summit sitting next to Wahtum Lake.
posted by: DocDTA
location: Oregon
date approved: 12/22/2013
last visited: 12/22/2013
Cone 3 of Four Craters Lava Field, Oregon
The third from the south cinder cone of the Four Craters Lava Field.
posted by: Volcanoguy
date approved: 12/7/2013
last visited: 11/23/2013
Cone 2 of Four Craters Lava Field, Oregon
The second from the south cinder cone of the Four Craters Lava Field.
Cone 1 of Four Craters Lava Field, Oregon
The southern most cinder cone of the Four Craters Lava Field.
Mt Buller Summit
The summit of one of the highest peaks in Victoria.
At the top there is a stone cairn, some information signs and a truly dramatic panorama.
posted by: gmj3191
location: Victoria, Australia
date approved: 12/6/2013
last visited: 12/15/2015
Monte Cinto - Corsica, France
Monte Cinto (2,706m / 8,878ft ASL) is the highest mountain of island Corsica, Region of France and 5th most prominent mountain in Europe.
location: Corse, France
date approved: 12/3/2013
Maly Rozsutec - Lesser Fatra, Slovakia
Maly Rozsutec (1,343.5m / 4,406ft ASL) is dominant dolomite rock, towering 750 metres above valley of Biely Potok in Lesser Fatra mountain ridge, northern Slovakia.
last visited: 12/15/2016
Velky Rozsutec - Lesser Fatra, Slovakia
Velky Rozsutec (1,609.7m / 5,282ft ASL) is dominant dolomite peak situated in northern part of Lesser Fatra mountain ridge. It is often considered as one of the most beautiful peaks in Slovakia.
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I think the Sound Blaster Roar fits the bill quite nicely.
Creative Technology Ltd, the folks behind the Sound Blaster EVO Zx Bluetooth Wireless Gaming Headset, is at CES showing off the Sound Blaster Roar, their new booklet-size, portable 5-driver home stereo system. According to the press release, the SBR is a product of years of research and according to our own Michael Kwan and Stephen Fung, the speaker delivers on its promises.
The pictures in the gallery below are screenshots from a MEGATech News video that should be up this weekend. For now, feel to check out the official press real to read all about the Sound Blaster Roar. The system will be released in the spring of 2014 and priced "aggressively below" $299.


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1st Place: Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin
We were pretty excited when we first heard about the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin at the tail end of last year. B&W's reputation in the speaker market is legendary, so news of the company bringing its first iPod speaker dock to market had us waiting with baited breath. Thankfully we weren't disappointed.
The Zeppelin is, quite simply, the best iPod speaker dock on the planet, by a significant margin. B&W's extensive experience in loudspeakers shines through the minute you start playing your music - this thing sounds absolutely, staggeringly good. In fact it's hard to believe that music from an iPod could sound so good.
But even though the sound is sublime, the aesthetic design is also first rate. The Zeppelin looks fantastic, and will enhance any room in which you place one. The curvaceous lines and solid metal docking arm meld together to create a thing of beauty. While the iPod dock itself is a triumph of practical design too, being able to accept any kind of iPod without any need for adapters.
In this modern generation of digital music, stored on portable players, fewer and fewer consumers are bothering to buy a proper hi-fi and build a CD collection. But at least if you splash out on a Zeppelin, you don't have to compromise on quality.
Read the full review of the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin.
2nd Place: Arcam Solo Mini
Arcam has long been the champion of affordable audiophile equipment. It's true that Arcam kit could never be described as cheap, but compared to equipment offering similar sound quality, it's relatively inexpensive. The Solo Mini just highlights how Arcam offers feature packed, audiophile grade products that we can all aspire to own. And just like everything Arcam makes, it looks beautiful as well as sounding beautiful.
The Solo Mini is an all-in-one hi-fi complete with CD player, 25W amplifier, FM/AM tuner, DAB tuner and even clock radio functions. You can also get an optional iPod dock - the rDock - to connect to the Solo Mini for ultimate versatility. The rDock is as beautifully and solidly built as the Solo Mini itself, and even lets you decide whether or not to charge your iPod while it's docked - switching off charging can potentially result in a cleaner audio signal.
Many would argue that bundling everything into a single box is heresy, and that the Solo Mini could never be described as an audiophile product - but they'd be wrong. Whatever shielding Arcam employs inside the Solo Mini, it definitely works. There's not the slightest hint of interference from any of the internal components, and when your music calls for silence, that's exactly what you'll get. If you want to take that first step into the world of serious hi-fi, the Solo Mini should be high on your list.
Read the full review of the Arcam Solo Mini.
3rd Place: Sonos BU150 Wireless Digital Music System
When it comes to wireless music streaming systems, Sonos sits at the top of the tree. Not only does Sonos make great components that work flawlessly together, but they're also packed with features and incredibly simple to use. The Sonos remote control may have been around for a few years, but it's still a joy to use and even a complete novice can pick it up and start using it in seconds.
This latest Sonos bundle incorporates MIMO wireless technology, which means that the range is increased, and the system can also handle houses with solid walls far better - which is good news for us in the UK. Setup is a breeze and within minutes you'll be up, running and listening. Music can be streamed from a PC, a NAS appliance or even over the Internet.
Sonos supports Napster, so you can sign up and have access to millions of songs at the touch of a button, from anywhere in your house. There's also Last.FM support now, giving you a choice of streaming services. But the best part of the BU150 bundle is how affordable it is. Sonos installs used to be the things that most of us dreamt about but couldn't afford - now you can start streaming music to every room in your home without breaking the bank.


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Creation or Evolution helps you make sense of the complex common ground between the biblical doctrine of creation and the scientific evidence behind the theory of evolutionary. With the guidance of neuroscientist Denis Alexander - a passionate believer in both the Bible and science, you can build a fully integrated understanding of the tricky questions that have divided so many for too long.
This book combines the latest genetic research with an exploration of what we mean by creation and evolution to overcome the common scientific and religious objections to each. He addresses the argument that evolution is atheistic and discovers who Adam and Eve really were.
An enthusiast for both the biblical and scientific contributions to our understanding of God and creation, he shows how the concept of The Fall be reconciled with evolutionary theory. Finally he asks the big question: how could a God of love create a world where people kill each other and inflict so much suffering?
Read Creation or Evolution and you will discover that maybe you don't have to choose. And you will have the arguments and responses to help others overcome their objections to biblical faith without abandoning the scientific facts.
Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? by Denis Alexander was published by Lion Hudson Plc in September 2014 and is our 8250th best seller. The ISBN for Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? is 9780857215789.
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Oct. 1 is a big day for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Health insurance customers nationwide will finally begin reviewing available insurers through an online exchange and choosing from tiered insurance options before an individual insurance mandate kicks in next year. The date also marks a ribbon-cutting of sorts for 24 nonprofit health insurance cooperatives nationwide, as they start competing in a market previously dominated by private insurers. For Helena attorney and self-proclaimed "health care policy wonk" John Morrison, it's the culmination of more than two years of work.
"There's a lot of uncharted territory out there for the health co-ops and for, frankly, everybody else," says Morrison, president of the National Alliance of State Health CO-OPs. "But we'll begin to see what it looks like Oct. 1 as we see how many people come forward to use the exchanges and what insurance carriers they choose to sign up for and whether the tax credits that are offered to people below a certain income level are sufficient to create an incentive to get people to buy health coverage."
The co-ops themselves are a product of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which mandated the establishment of at least one nonprofit health insurance issuer in every state as a bipartisan alternative to the single payer option. Some critics initially speculated that such a mandate might birth insurance cooperatives backed by hospitals or major corporations, prompting language that required each co-op be entirely governed by its consumers. The co-ops quickly attracted a variety of personalities, from business leaders to labor organizations to community activists, in what Morrison calls a "nationwide groundswell of grassroots support."
Montana was one of the first states to give rise to a co-op effort in 2011. That summer, Helena-based health insurance consultants Jim Edwards and Richard Miltenberger began discussing how to establish a state cooperative, and the duo pulled Morrison into the conversation early on. Morrison had served eight years as the state auditor and insurance commissioner for Montana. During that time, he authored two statewide health initiatives—Insure Montana, a program designed to offer comprehensive health coverage for small businesses, and Healthy Montana Kids, a nonprofit created by Ballot Initiative 155 in 2008 that offers affordable coverage for uninsured children in the state. Morrison ran unsuccessfully against Jon Tester in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in 2006, and his campaign became embroiled in controversy when the story broke of an extramarital affair and alleged ethical misconduct while in office.
Morrison dropped out of the news after 2008, but maintained a keen interest in influencing additional health care reform—something he calls a "hobby." Morrison, Edwards and Miltenberger became three of the founders of the Montana Health Cooperative, which was among the first seven co-ops nationwide to apply for loans through the ACA. The trio also worked to launch the National Alliance of State Health CO-OPs—NASHCO—in the interests of banding together and improving the chances of success in the new marketplace. NASHCO took the lead during negotiations with Congress, and Morrison began conducting regular Wednesday conference calls with representatives of every startup co-op in the country. Those calls are still a weekly part of NASHCO's operations.
"We knew that if there was going to be any chance of these tadpoles that are entering the stream surviving and accomplishing what we hope to accomplish, that we had to be able to work together," Morrison says. "We had to be able to share information, we had to be able to join together to achieve scaled business deals, and we had to work to serve each other's customers so consumers have good provider access wherever they roam."
If co-ops like the Montana Health Cooperative are looking forward to Oct. 1, it's in part due to the hurdles overcome so far. The ACA initially budgeted $6 billion to fund two types of federal loans for the new co-ops. Congress reduced that funding to $3.8 billion in 2011, and in the midst of last year's fiscal cliff negotiations, cut the funding again by more than $1.4 billion. The Montana Health Cooperative managed to secure $60 million in loans, and 23 other co-ops were already under contract by the end of 2012. But the fiscal cliff deal effectively halted ACA loan activity with nearly 40 other applicants waiting at the gate.
The open exchange launched next week will be the first of many tests for both the ACA and the co-ops. If successful, the co-ops could completely reshape the health insurance industry. If they fail, they'll join the ranks of other taxpayer-funded controversies like solar panel manufacturer Solyndra, which received a $535 million loan from the U.S. Energy Department before going bankrupt in 2011.
But the next few months aren't just a proving ground for the 24 established co-ops in the country. The success or failure of those opening their doors Oct. 1 could influence the decision to open funding for new co-ops down the road. And while Morrison himself will be stepping down from his NASHCO presidency next spring, he'll be keeping a watchful eye on how the co-op movement fairs in the coming years.
"If co-ops are able to offer consumers the kind of transparent, low-cost, member-governed nonprofit health coverage that they want," Morrison says, "and if they attract consumers and do well in that way, I think the funds will be restored and co-ops will continue to be launched in the rest of the states across the country."


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As England played in the second Ashes test today London Mayor Boris Johnson lashed out at tight Australian shorts.
Mr Johnson was talking on LBC 97.3 when he was asked if he thought it was alright to wear shorts to work in hot weather.
He said: "Listen, this is a serious question. I think shorts are perfectly okay, I'm not necessarily saying I'm going to wear them myself but I see absolutely no reason why people shouldn't wear shorts if they want to."
Pushed on whether he would allow Deputy Mayor Kit Malthouse into the office in shorts, he went on: "Provided they weren't Stubbies [Australian brand of shorts] or whatever they have in Australia, I think that would be perfectly okay."
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I know the rep system is in place, but seriously, I would like a staff member to explain to me how someone with over 10k posts and mad rep can neg rep a person with 13 posts and not dent them.....I mean WTF do we have rep for, and how do people with 13 posts have enough rep to withstand a neg like that??? It's people setting up multiple accounts and repping themselves....in some cases, however at 13 posts they must be getting pos repped by some serious rep......where?? I think I ask this on behalf of several of the Senior members....our rep's essentially mean shit, this should be addressed, or just do away with rep....
Qualified answers only, serious question??
Might of been Repped by a Rep god or something if you want hit one of us up and we can check their rep for ya ...cant tell you who repped them but if some kind of funny buisness is happening we can take care of it
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Yeah, we can better answer if you give us the actual name of the poster. A lot of the times these new members are getting repped hard early on for good posts, then it's hard to dent them if they turn out to post bad.
The thing is, as you said, our senior members have really high rep, so all it takes is one or two of them to hit him with a pos rep then bam, it takes a long time to get them back down, because you have to remember that neg reps impact far less than positive reps.
I think the rep system would be better served if every rep gave has the same credit and the better rep you have the more value you get out of rep, say Ironman wants to rep someone for a good post but the guy has only been here for a week the odds are he wont rep because its a risk.
Under a better system he could give that rep and not have to worry about making someone overpowered. Its as simple as using a tier system, the worse your rep is the more a neg rep would take out of your status and the same with +rep.
I know Ive passed up + rep'n a few people. Not that Im saying they would consider it here but if you made it extremely hard to go full red or green once someone goes full red they should be reviewed by a mod and banned. Full green should earn you a chance at a lighter mod status and the mods should have control over that as well.
Thing is all rep systems have flaws and thats why you can never just pick one and let it lose, just never works all that well.
I know the rep system has been something mods and admins have been trying to fine tune over the years and its probably a big pain in the butt.
I agree a tier system would be well, i just feel like i worked damn hard for 4 yrs to have someone with 13 posts be future HOF material....it seems absurd, I think at a min a neg rep should equal a pos rep, its not that hard to change the system and scripting...
It's a lot harder to change it than one would think CC.
This has been discussed many times in the staff section and we've been unable to find a reasonable solution. The problem with making all rep the same, even if an Admin would have time to do it, is that the vast majority of our members are green, with the vast majority of our paids fully green. It would not be fair that our new members must be subjected to the new rep rule, while our older members can be high up there with their rep.
To keep it fair and balanced, we'd have to reset everyone's rep, and from what I know, there's no "reset all rep" button. An admin would have go through and individually recalculate each person's rep.
There are ways to fix the problem, but you're talking about a substantial amount of work, work that only admins can do, so it won't be a whole staff helping, it'll just be 3 or so people.
Trust me, I've brought up rep changes multiple times in the staff section, a few of us have, but by the time the discussion is done, we've made no progress casue we have yet to find a reasonable, time worthy way of doing it.
Sounds like a good enough reason to do away with it completely. We don't need a little green bar below our name to tell others that we know what we're talking about, our posts should do that for themselves.
and my neg does nothing just sucks......newbies should start without green rep rather red and work their way green......
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The door that goes into my garage will not latch closed. The latch that hits the sticker plate is too low to lock into the closed position. When I slam it close I can just pull back open without twisting handle. If I lift top of door up up it latches close. Any ideas on how I fix the issue and raise the door up since the hinges are in a recessed location on frame.
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I am fairly new to the forum and want to say what a great community it is here! Because of all of you I am getting close to my ESB Fett completion!
I am looking into doing a durable glove. I am a professional fencer and the gloves we use are a durable leather. There is padding on the back of the hand and fingers much like the Fett glove. The gauntlet is snug up the forearm and I think a modified pair of fencing gloves in Fett fashion would look pretty sweet and put up with a lot of abuse.
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Expert John Bogle Examines America's Financial Crisis in New DVD
Janson Media today announced the release of the DVD, An Evening with John Bogle: From Wall Street to Your Street (1 x 60′). Produced by NETworth, the DVD examines America's financial crisis and focuses on solutions and strategies for the average investor.
On An Evening with John Bogle, Pam Krueger, co-host of the PBS series MoneyTrack, interviews legendary investor John Bogle about what happened on Wall Street and Americans' trust in the financial system. John Bogle imparts his wisdom on topics covering speculation and complexity versus simplicity in investing. The second half of the one-hour special consists of a town-hall meeting, where Bogle and Krueger answer questions from the audience while Jack Gallagher, co-host of MoneyTrack, takes questions out into the field. The special ends by summarizing "What We've Learned" and shows where viewers can find the resources to learn the basics of investor education and protection.
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By the Numbers: Brian Gay's Victory at the Humana Challenge
The third tournament of the year on the PGA TOUR, the Humana Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation, concluded with three-man playoff between Brian Gay, Charles Howell III and David Lingmerth with Gay winning on the second hole over Howell. Lingmerth had bogeyed the first playoff hole to drop out of contention. Gay, who had started the day six strokes back of 54-hole leader Scott Stallings, shot a final round 63 and claimed his fourth career victory.
We will walk tee to green and look at several key metrics to see how Gay performed against the statistical leader in each of those categories.
Driving Distance: As I discussed in the entry about Russell Henley's victory, driving distance is a stat which measures only two drives per round or eight drives over an entire tournament and thus can be a little misleading.
Gay, who has never been a long hitter, averaged 279.9 yards and ranked 75th. The tournament leader was Luke List who averaged 321.8 yards. List finished in a T65th
Driving Accuracy: Another misleading stat in that a drive two feet off the fairway may be every bit as good as a drive in the fairway which may have a more difficult approach shot. However, the more one plays from the middle of the fairway, the better the chances of a decent score on that hole.
Gay hit 81.48% of his fairways to tie for 2d. Kevin Stadler hit 83.33% of his fairways and finished in a T27th.
Greens in Regulation: This stat measures the percent of time a player hits the green in regulation. The regulation stroke is two strokes less than par for any hole.
Gay hit 83.33 to T4th in GIR. Jerry Kelly hit 87.50% of his greens and yet finished only T47. Mr. Kelly, David Stockton is on line 1, please pick up.
Proximity to Hole: Measure the average distance the ball comes to rest from the hole after the player's approach shot an the approach shot must not originate from or around the green which is defined as within thirty yards of the edge of the green.
Gay averaged 31'3" and ranked 42nd. Tag Ridings averaged 21'7" and finished T56th.
Scrambling: Measure the percent of time a player misses the green in regulation but still makes par or better.
Gay successfully scrambled 83.33% on his missed greens and ranked 4th. Carl Pettersson's scrambling percentage was 89.47% and he finished T47th.
Strokes Gained--Putting: This might be the most complex stat to explain so I will defer to the PGA TOUR definition which calculates it as "the number of putts a player takes from a specific distance is measured against a statistical baseline to determine the player's strokes gained or lost on a hole. The sum of the values for all holes played in a round minus the field average strokes gained/lost for the round is the player's Strokes gained/lost for that round. The sum of strokes gained for each round are divided by total rounds played."
Gay picked up .899 strokes per round and ranked 25th. Bryce Molder picked up 3.383 strokes per round and finished T16th.
Some other numbers for Gay who is quietly one of the better short game players on the TOUR. These numbers are through his first two tournaments of 2013:
--he has three putted only one green in 144 holes (ranks T20th as there are 19 others who have yet to three-putt this year);
--he has made 99 of 105 putts inside ten feet (ranks 8th);
--he has made 44 birdies against 10 bogeys for a 4.40 birdie to bogey ratio (ranks 9th.)
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About Aghadoe House
Aghadoe House is a recently renovated Edwardian home with a welcoming atmosphere. On your arrival we will offer you a cup of tea which is part of the traditional Irish welcome. If you have not been to Dublin before we will supply you with maps and brochures and assist you in any way we can to ensure your visit to Dublin is a pleasant experience.
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All our bedrooms have en-suite facilities (shower and toilet) and multi-channel TV and are entitled to a full Irish or Continental Breakfast.
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We are located 2 kilometers from Dublin city center on the R108. We are 10 minutes away by bus from O'Connell Street and 15 minutes by car / taxi from Dublin Airport. Lots of pubs and places to eat within easy walking distance.
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Dublin is a thriving cultural centre with many great literary sons such as Joyce, Shaw, Wilde, Beckett and Yeats, and why not try the Literary/Georgian Walk which will bring you where the famous Irish writers lived and walked. There are also plenty of museums and art galleries to visit. For the golf enthusiasts, there are many good golf courses within easy reach.
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Reinforcing dirt walls in crawlspace
How do you keep dirt walls from crumbling? I began to deepen the crawlspace under my cabin (which contains the water pipes and pressure tank) in order to replace the worn out pressure tank with a larger model. Soil is a mixture of dirt and pea-sized gravel - 10" rocks - even a sneeze will start an avalanche! There is little room to maneuver and nothing solid to brace against. I thought there might be a type of product I can spray on to stabilize the dirt so that I can work on a proper retaining system. Has anyone heard of something like this and/or have any other suggestions?
I need some advice ASAP - before my basement walls crumble beyond the foundation :(
Perhaps some more information might make this easier to visualize. Is the cabin built on pilings? Is there a cinder block footer of some kind? I'm not sure how you can have dirt walls and a foundation at the same time. As far as I know there are no products to stabilize dirt walls, per se, without building some kind of brace or something, still it's hard to visualize your problem.
Wow! Thanks for the quick reply.
The cabin was originally set on an above ground cement foundation (I guess it's probably more of a "footing") 6" thick and 6" deep. The cabin sits on this foundation over unbroken ground. When the well was drilled several years later, the crawspace for the piping and pressure sytem was dug out though an access panel cut into the floor. It was so tight, you had to slither down and shimmy along the pipes on your back for several feet until you reached a space about 4'x6'x4' high, where the pressure tank sits. Needless to say this is a pain to work in (especially when the pipes freeze and burst).
The new pressure tank wouldn't even fit through the access panel, so I dug under the foundation from outside (supporting it with brick set on a cement pad) to gain access. There has always been some shifting and crumbling in the walls, but now it is getting close to the edge of the cement. It would be nice to have enough room to work and to properly insulate down there.
I'm not a professional, so I'm not the best one to give advice on this topic. If it were me, I could see myself removing dirt up to the footer, then permanently shoring up the footer with a sonotube or pier block or something like that to expand the crawlspace, while leaving the rest of the footer undisturbed. You could then add plywood/insulation or something on the crawlspace side to keep out the cold.
You really (!) don't want to mess it up though, so I would wait for someone who has more experience than me to weigh in, or even get someone to take a look at it.
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Thanks for your advice. That's EXACTLY why I made this post. I did pour a cement pad and build two brick pillars to support the foundation where I excavated from the outside; however, ALL of the walls that are within the perimeter of the foundation continue to collapse.
If you look at the attachment (my great artwork), you'll see the light and dark grey areas that mark the original crawlspace and the newly excavated portion. My concern is that these walls will continue to collapse from under the foundation and that I will have to dig out and reinforce the whole thing - a situation I really want to avoid... especially at my age!
I see from your drawing (very good by the way) that your new excavation is getting dangerously close to the upper right corner of your footer (plan view). You say you've already shored up the breach from where the tank was moved in, which is what you will have to do if you undercut the rest of it any further. Because it is a corner, I would try to avoid this if possible because shoring up a large part of your footer is a difficult DIY project with big consequences if it is not sufficient to support the structure, not to mention a lot of work.
I guess I still don't have a good answer for the crumbling soil problem. Maybe after your done digging you could line the walls with plastic, but that's more housekeeping than anything else. Good Luck!
Thanks. I think I'll sit and ponder my choices for a few days... maybe I'll wait a week or two then soak the whole thing down and let it freeze (igloo style) haha
The angle of repose for your soil is probably close to a 45 degree angle. If you have the space to slope the dirt to that angle, it will probably be OK. If not, you would probably be best served by using a segmental retaining wall system to line the walls, as you could use small individual units and the setback would be relatively small.
Your original post mentions pea gravel.
Pea gravel has a very low angle of repose. My experience is that it is lower than 45 degrees. Sooo, to dig a 1 foot deep hole near a footing you may have to be 2 feet or more away from the footing.
We added pea gravel to some areas under my foundation several years ago when we were doing some repairs. Seemed like a good idea at the time because pea gravel compacts wonderfully when contained. Later, however, I had to excavate adjacent to this area. It is almost impossible to contain the pea gravel when excavating adjacent to it. (Think marbles.)
If you do accidentally create some voids under a footing I suggest you put in some forms and pour concrete in to fill the void. Vibrating the concrete or giving it some good action with a stick should allow it to fill the entire void.
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