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1. While sitting in my back yard gazing into the sky I saw something from my peripheral vision moving from the west to the east.
From the moment I saw it, I counted (one one thousand) 8 seconds till it disappeared from view going in what appeared to be an upward trajectory, about 45 degree from the Eastern horizon, it changed direction and headed in a slight East to North path.
At first I thought it was a Star, but it was moving. Too fast for a plane.
It flew in a straight line from West to East, it appeared to be a light, from my vantage it looked like a star at first.
I became excited and started to yell for my wife to come out and see it. But she came out too late.
I lost sight of the object when it turned North and looked like it went up until it was too far to see.
It is a very clear night. Please don't think I'm some kind of person with mental issues. I don't know why I saw it or them, not sure if it was two and one split off from the other. This is not the first time I have seen something like this. I have some video of one I saw about 3 years ago too.
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'hort-term sacrifice for long-term gain" has been the phrase of the day in the wake of Rubbermaid Inc.'s expansion announcement, abatement request and gift to Edgewood Middle School.
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Among the "sacrifices" is $2 million of interest income the city has agreed to part ways with to facilitate a $35 million loan for the company.
The low-interest loan could be called the "deal closer," city finance director and Wooster Growth Corp. treasurer Jim Pyers said.
The Growth Corp. approved the linked deposit after hearing from Pyers that the numbers alone make the argument.
The city will forgo $1.05 million this year and next in investment income to guarantee a lower interest rate for Rubbermaid's loan. In some contexts, $2 million is a lot of money. Not in this case.
"We're talking about $2 million in two years, or $3 million annually for the city lost forever," Pyers said.
Pyers broke down how much money is contributed to the city by households with Rubbermaid incomes.
Of the 1,400 households in Wayne County with Rubbermaid employment, 847 are in Wooster.
Those 847 households contribute about $882,000 in revenue and $551,000 in utility user fees to city funds. Also the 1,400 households contribute more than $1.64 million in revenue to Wooster Community Hospital, Pyers said.
Once Rubbermaid selects a bank, the city deposits money in that institution in the form of a certificate of deposit. The city then receives 3 percent less a year in interest income and that savings is used to lower the loan's interest rate by 3 percent.
The lower interest rate is guaranteed for only two years, Pyers said.
Wooster does not back the loan in any way; the agreement states the city bears no responsibility for its repayment.
"This maintains jobs in Wooster at no risk to the city," Pyers said.
Maintain is the key word. Mike Naylor, Rubbermaid president of operations, said the technology updates in the new facility are what will keep the nearly 2,000 jobs in Wooster.
"This is a major expansion for us. This absolutely maintains jobs. We're doing things like purchasing new molding machines and then giving our employees the training needed to operate the new machine," he said.
City Council members will be faced with three votes March 1. For the deal to go through, council must first amend the city's enterprise zone policy. Currently, the policy limits abatements to 75 percent; the maximum will have to be removed.
Also, language in the linked deposit ordinance will have to change. Currently, the language limits the applicants to small businesses headquartered in the city.
The final vote will be to approve the abatement itself. Growth Corp. and the school board have recommended the abatement.


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A little bit uncertain as to if this delay is due to broader factors or perhaps some heat running out of the transport infrastructure market. Rumours in the industry whisper about somewhat sloppy record keeping at DP World, with a lack of transparency as to the true financial picture, a situation made no better with the takeover of P&O.
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The Finder Over a local network, any computer that has Screen Sharing enabled advertises that fact via Bonjour. Open any Finder window, and select the server from the sidebar's Shared list. If Screen Sharing is enabled, a Share Screen button should appear. Click on that and enter the appropriate user name and password for that computer.
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Internet Using the Screen Sharing program in /System/Library/CoreServices, enter the IP address or domain name of the remote system, and you'll be prompted for login information.
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On the Leopard system, turn on VNC access by selecting the Screen Sharing service in the Sharing preference pane and clicking on the Computer Settings button. Select VNC Access and enter a password to allow VNC use.
Leopard users can access remote VNC systems directly through the Screen Sharing program or via the Finder sidebar's Shared list using Bonjour, for those systems that support Bonjour.
In the Tiger system that you're making accessible, go to the Sharing preference pane and select Apple Remote Desktop. Click on the Access Privileges button, and choose which users to enable by selecting their names and then selecting Control.
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I subscribe to the changes on the Directory of Australian Edubloggers and so get alerted to those who have signed up. It made me think that I haven't shared the gems I have been discovering, so I would like to highlight some. In no particular order they are:
Karen Mann at Web2 Wanderings who is "an accountant who decided to fulfill a lifelong dream to become a teacher." She is from New South Wales and is completing a Masters in Education and is also a member of Classroom 2.0.
Then there is Westley Field at Skoolaborate. He is from Sydney in New South Wales and his site is a "Virtual Island, Blog and Wiki that allows innovative, creative, cutting edge schools to collaborate with like minded schools world wide" in Teen Second Life. He also writes at iThought.
Roland Gesthuizen, who maintains Plakboek, is a "Learning Technology Coordinator and IT Teacher who works to support a range of ICT initiatives and leads a team of highly motivated and talented computer support staff." Lots of info and reflection here.
Linda Shardlow is a maths teacher at a secondary school in Melbourne who writes at First Person, Second Hand, Third Dimension, where she reflects on lots of PD she attends. She is "interested in discussing and reflecting on curriculum approaches to the teaching of mathematics, my own practice and that of others in order to provide learning experiences that engender authentic thinking and deep understanding of concepts in my students."
Kylie Willison has an interesting perspective as: she "teach(es) basic IT and office skills adult education classes using Ubuntu Linux... work(s) for Teen Challenge as well as running (her) own training business and home schooling (her) teenage daughter. She writes at Blog blog blog and is from South Australia.
I will definitely highlight others in the next few posts but these are some I would like to introduce to some of my blogging network who are not already familiar with them
Constructing an identity in the blogosphere while reflecting on learning and teaching and technology...
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From: "Ken Nordtvedt" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] calibrating for common ancestor - QUESTION?
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 16:21:04 -0600
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I guess you could establish some thresholds and program this whole
correlation matrix process to discover clades. If you were the DIA (Defense
Intelligence Agency) and wanted to extract every morsel of information out
of such data you'd probably do it that way. I am pretty conservative in
establishing clades, so it has always been quite clear that a clade was
there when I identified it (I think I have only thrown away one clade).
That's probably because I mainly was looking for the very ancient clades
whose founders were most often hundreds of generations in tree branch length
from other clade founders, so quite distinct in their founding haplotypes.
About 40 percent of the I1 haplotypes in my research database I have thrown
into I1-ASgeneric --- meaning being I see no robust clade structure in this
population and suspect they all are just descendants of the original I1
founder less the later subclades which popped up in various places.
A marginally perceived clade could not be a yes or no thing. One would
suspect it, but still have doubts. A quantifier would always have border
line cases. Finding signals in noise is that kind of game. Fortunately the
stakes for us are not quite as high as deciding whether a submarine is
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Subject: Re: [DNA] calibrating for common ancestor - QUESTION?
> It is probably possible to have a program calculate the answer.
> Would it be yes-or-no, or some quantitative measure?
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> wrote:
>> But in the early days I used the above correlation
>> matrix method, and it is always there to fall back upon or to check a
>> questionable clade.
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Every school has a principal. Sometimes principals are men. Sometimes they are women. Mr. Dorgas, the principal at Vanguard One Middle School is a man. Vice Principal Barbara is a woman…well, not exactly. She is actually a computer. Her job is to enforce rules. Her sensors are everywhere: in the hallway, in the classroom, in the lunchroom... She issues disciplines tags EVERYWHERE. Maxine is a good kid, but no matter how much she tries to obey the rules, she can never get through a day without getting discipline tags from Vice Principal Barbara. Every discipline tag and citizenship demerit Vice Principal Barbara gives to Max is IMMEDIATELY sent to her mom's cell phone. One day, a new student comes. His name is Fuzzy. He's a robot. Max LOVES robots! Maybe school is about to get a whole lot better.
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Astra and her family are migrating to Nova Mundi. The trip will take 199 years. But Astra won't see any scenery because all the humans will be put in a deep, deep frozen sleep until the ship reaches their new home. Everything WOULD have gone as planned if Astra hadn't slipped off to the dining hall and asked the Num-O-Tron to make a cake that "is so delicious it is scary." Astra doesn't get her cake because the Num-O-Tron is still computing when she is put in her pod. When she wakes up she discovers the ship is infested with giant, ferocious cupcakes. Worse Pibeam, a friendly robot, tells her there are still ninety-nine years left before anyone else wakes up. Can Astra evade the sharp toothed cupcakes long enough to save the ship??
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Space Rocks! by Tom O'Donnell and
Escape from Planet Yastol by Pamela Service
Reading Level: Grades 8+
Connor was two years old when the embryo for his identical twin was thawed and implanted. Kyle resents being Connor's younger brother instead of his contemporary. He can never measure up to Connor's perfectness. Their parents…everyone in town knows Connor is destined for greatness. The whole community mourns when Connor's heart stops beating one week before his high school graduation.
Grief-stricken and guilty, Kyle searches for a reason for his brother's death. Instead he finds other inexplicable deaths involving 18-year-olds conceived in vitro at the Genesis Innovations Laboratory. Kyle has two years before his 18th birthday. The day his heart will stop.
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Subject Seven by James Moore and
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
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In the not-so-distant future almost everyone is always connected online, and every phone, tablet, app, search engine and social network is made by Gnosis. Rory, like everyone else, allows her Lux app to decide everything, from what she should wear and eat to where she should go and when she should leave and then she posts her every move to Forum, after all, only those pitiful people with untreated APD listen to that tiny opinionated voice in their head (dubbed The Doubt by the drug companies). When she is accepted to a very exclusive college prep school, which guarantees she will get into the best college and find a high powered job, she is thrilled because the school is packed with all the latest Gnosis technology. But the more she learns about her family's past, Gnosis, and The Doubt the more she begins to wonder if Lux is really designed to help her lead the happiest life she can have or if The Doubt may be trying to tell people something important.
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When he picked Greg Studrawa to replace Steve Kragthorpe as LSU?s offensive play-caller, coach Les Miles said he knew the longest-tenured assistant on his staff would be just the man for the job.
He has but one concern.
Known for a booming voice that lights up the practice fields, Studrawa will soon have a home communicating with coaches and players from the press box.
"We may not need a headset on him," Miles said. "Or we?ll just have to modulate his mike way down."
Studrawa, who has coached from the sideline in previous seasons, has never been the quiet kind. But the former Bowling Green tackle lived under the radar coaching LSU?s offensive line since joining the staff in 2007.
That changed Thursday when Miles announced Kragthorpe, who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson?s disease, had surrendered his duties as offensive coordinator and would focus his efforts strictly on coaching the quarterbacks.
Suddenly, LSU fans had a new name to know. A name they may have struggled to say.
Studrawa (pronounced Stu-drah-wah) is simply ?"Coach Stud" around the LSU football complex, and he received what Miles labeled a ?"battlefield promotion" when he became LSU?s new offensive coordinator.
?"He's been doing this for quite some time anyway," Miles said. ?"I just think it would be a much better transition than if we did not have a guy that?s as capable as he is."
Capable enough that when Gary Crowton left for Maryland after last season, Miles said he considered promoting Studrawa to fill the void. Kragthorpe got the job instead.
"I hired Steve Kragthorpe as the coordinator," Miles said, ?"but we're fortunate that we have a veteran play-caller and a veteran offensive coordinator that can step in the fold and make these calls."
Before joining Miles as LSU's offensive line coach, Studrawa helped lead his alma mater to record-breaking offensive numbers.
Studrawa joined Urban Meyer?s first staff at Bowling Green in 2001 and spent two seasons coaching centers and guards. He got the job as offensive coordinator in 2003 after Meyer left for Utah and Gregg Brandon became the school?s new head coach.
During his four seasons calling plays, Bowling Green posted a 30-19 record and won two bowl games.
The Falcons were an offensive juggernaut in 2004, averaging a Mid-American Conference-record 44.3 points per game to rank second nationally in scoring. Quarterback Omar Jacobs threw 41 touchdown passes with only four interceptions. In the final nine games that season, Bowling Green averaged 49.4 points with four games of scoring at least 50 points.
In 2005, the Falcons ranked second in the MAC in both passing and scoring.
"I'm very comfortable with the direction," Miles said. ?"I don?t think the offense will really be hindered in any way. I think there might well be advantages."
Practice, practice
LSU went through its first day of fall camp Thursday with veterans practicing in the morning and newcomers, with select veterans sprinkled in, working out in the afternoon.
In the early session, defensive tackle Anthony ?"Freak" Johnson and wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. were the only true freshmen who practiced with the veterans.
Johnson enrolled at LSU in January, went through spring practice with the team and has stayed on course to make an early impact. Beckham was not in school for spring practice, but he will have a chance to make his mark at a position where the Tigers lack depth.
"There?s some special to him," Miles said of Beckham, a former Newman standout.
As expected, junior Russell Shepard was among the receivers catching passes from quarterbacks Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee in the morning. Shepard was held out of Southeastern Conference Media Days last month reportedly because of an NCAA compliance issue related to off-campus housing.
In the afternoon, junior-college transfer Zach Mettenberger joined true freshmen Stephen Rivers, Jerrard Randall and Jared Foster in the quarterback rotation. Foster is a preferred walk-on from Barbe in Lake Charles.
Another quarterback, JaMarcus Russell, stopped by to visit with his old coach and observe the youngsters at work. Russell was the No. 1 pick of the 2007 NFL draft after leading LSU to 25 victories in two-plus seasons as the starter behind center.
"The first day is the worst day for the head coach that there can possibly be because you?re in helmets and you cannot have contact," Miles said. "You can?t constantly get a fast style of practice run with the idea that contact is not going to happen."
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If you are looking for an inspiring activity to partake in this weekend, you're in luck! You have probably seen or heard of the recent movie entitled "The Pursuit of Happyness", starring Will Smith. The movie was based on the autobiography of Chris Gardner, who will be inspiring the city of Salem at the Historic Elsinore Theater on Saturday, April 5th. A lecture and book signing will take place from 6:00-8:00 pm, and proceeds from this event will benefit the MedAssist progam.
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- Magnificent, unspoiled open landscapes
- Cruise to the foot of the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier
- Stay on a remote, family-owned estancia
- Visit Los Glacieres National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Hike the Mount Fitz Roy Trail
Explore the magnificent, sweeping vistas of Argentinian Patagonia with our Walk in this incredible paradise for hikers. This trip has so many exciting highlights.
We cruise by boat to the foot of the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier, where chunks of ice regularly "calve" from the main ice sheet and thunder into the water, creating waves that rock the boat. We visit an original pioneer ranch where we see a demonstration of sheep shearing, there is the opportunity to take a horseback ride over the estancia and we see a rich array of wildlife from flamingos to guanacos.
Four nights are spent at a remote but comfortable hotel in the Anita Valley, here we can walk directly from the hotel doors out into the wilderness. Wayfarers who love unspoiled frontiers will exult in the unmatched majesty and silence of the surroundings.
Thursday Overnight: Hotel Kau Yatun
Meet at El Calafate Airport and transfer to the Hotel Kau Yatun. Introductory Talk and Welcome Dinner in the hotel.
Friday Overnight: Hosteria Helsingfors
We head out of town on the famous Route 40 bound for El Chalten. En route we stop at La Leona, the inn made famous as the hiding place of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and may sample their famous lemon pie. We spend the afternoon walking in the wild beauty of the borderlands between Argentina and Chile in Los Glaciares National Park.
Saturday Overnight: Hosteria Helsingfors
We follow the river on the Fitz Roy Trail and climb with ever-wider views of Mount Fitz Roy and its glacier - a thrilling days hike. We finish our route in El Chalten where we have time for a well-earned beer or ice cream.
Sunday Overnight: El Pilar
Leave for Lake Viedma and a very special stay at a family-owned estancia. On arrival at Helsingfors we are welcomed with a traditional asado (barbecue) followed by a gentle afternoon of walking absorbing the peace and beauty of our surroundings.
Monday Overnight: Eolo Lodge
We set out on full days hike to the Blue Lagoon from our hotel and enter the River Alfredo River Valley (the same river that provides energy to the lodge), gradually ascending by the sides of the Huemul Hill. After a steady uphill climb we reach the view of the lagoon, a deep bright blue, contrasting with the darkness of the mountain and the whiteness of the glacier.
Tuesday Overnight: Eolo Lodge
We head back towards El Calafate and settle in our stunning hotel in La Anita Valley. This is a unique location, almost overwhelming in its magnificence with 360-degree views of the surrounding land. We hike beside Nimez Lagoon, which throngs with birdlife.
Wednesday Overnight: Eolo Lodge
Today is one of the highlights of our stay in Patagonia as we take in the outstanding Perito Moreno Glacier! First, we walk the length of the "pasarelas" (catwalks) to marvel at vistas of this amazing force of nature. Then we board a boat and sail to almost touching distance of this gigantic wall of ice.
Thursday Overnight: Eolo Lodge
Today we explore and exult in the majesty of the lodges surroundings, hiking in the Anita Valley along the river and to the heights of Mount Frias with unforgettable views and the chance to see local wildlife from flamingos in the valley to guanacos and hares in the hills. Farewell Dinner in the hotel.
We say farewell and have individual transfers to El Calafate airport.
Please Note: This adventurous vacation covers a large and remote area. On some days we take road transfers to enable us to do justice to this superb region.
(Single Supplement $1,295.00)
Hotels - Where we stay
Hotel Kau Yatun
Located on one of the area's original estancias and six blocks from downtown El Calafate, Kau Yatun provides the perfect launching pad for our Patagonian adventure. Rooms overlook the estancia and all are equipped with King size beds, Wi-Fi, toiletries, safes, hair dryers and heating with individual control.
Website: http://www.kauyatun.com
Hotel Don Los Cerros
Website: http://www.hoteldonloscerrosdelchalten.com
Hosteria Helsingfors
Perfectly positioned at the foot of the Andes Mountains in Los Glaciares National Park, with a panoramic view of the lake and peaks, The Lodge is on an estancia originally settled by a Finnish adventurer who named it after Helsinki. With just nine individually decorated deluxe rooms, it is now an intimate and superbly appointed hotel within a majestic natural landscape. Each heated bedroom has a private bathroom with either a whirlpool bath or hydrotherapy shower, and bathrobes are provided. Renowned for a unique dining experience and its sophisticated gourmet cuisine, Helsingfors offers the best of regional specialties like Patagonian lamb or local trout, accompanied by produce from its own vegetable garden.
Website: http://www.helsingfors.com.ar/
Eolo Lodge
Thirty minutes away from El Calafate, on the way to Perito Moreno Glacier, Eolo is strategically located in La Anita Valley, on the eastern side of Mount Fras. It stretches over a 3,000 hectare property. From Eolo's ample and comfortable facilities, which evoke ancient Patagonian "estancias", one can observe Lago Argentino towards the north, La Anita Valley towards the east, and the Torres del Paine and the Rico branch of the same lake towards the south. The place is unique. All the rooms in this Relais and Chateaux property are postioned with exceptional views. Facilities include the main living room, overlooking La Anita Valley, bar and restaurant overlooking Lago Argentino, library overlooking Torres del Paine, TV room (purposely the only TV in the hotel) overlooking Lago Argentino, indoor swimming pool and sauna. Rooms are large and have every conceivable comfort including WiFi and hairdryers. The restaurant serves superb cuisine and its barbeque nights are particularly special!
Website: http://www.eolo.com.ar
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By Joyce May
The Cove Herald
COPPERAS COVE — The National Weather Service on Monday classified as relatively weak a tornado that destroyed five mobile homes and damaged 20 others Sunday in southwestern Copperas Cove.
Joe Harris with the National Weather Service office in Fort Worth said a storm survey had not been conducted so intensity data was not available, but the storm was being considered an F0, which tops out at 72 miles per hour and is sometimes referred to as a "gale tornado."
"It could have been a lot worse. We are thankful it wasn't," Copperas Cove Emergency Management Coordinator Phyllis Johnson said.
The city's Office of Emergency Management, in conjunction with the state's regional liaison officer from Lampasas County, was busy Monday performing preliminary damage assessments following Sunday's storms.
Copperas Cove Fire Chief Dennis Haas was the first to report the funnel cloud, which touched town at 6:26 p.m. near Sleepy Hollow and Carroll Drive.
Johnson said that according to Federal Emergency Management Agency standards, five mobile homes were considered destroyed and the rest have damage ratings ranging from minor to major.
She was uncertain late Monday afternoon how many of the homes were covered by insurance because she had only spoken to five residents at that point.
Carol Nunez, with the American Red Cross, had assisted eight families displaced by the tornado and one by flooding and was working to place another family late Monday afternoon. Nunez has been kept busy by the storm systems that have ravaged Central Texas since late March.
Johnson said the neighborhood struck by the tornado really pulled together after the storm.
"They went out into the street checking on one another, which is keeping with community emergency response training," Johnson said.
There were no fatalities and only one person sustained minor injuries and was treated on the scene, which Johnson said was remarkable given the amount of debris that was flying about.
Several homes in Copperas Cove were also flooded, many for the second, third or fourth time this year. Some residents reported spending hours battling floodwaters inside and outside of their homes.
City Engineer David Whitehead said he is working hard to find solutions to the drainage issues and to speak with concerned residents. He said he has already responded to numerous e-mails and phone calls and will be addressing those concerns as quickly as possible.
A disaster summary outline from the Office of Emergency Management is expected to be turned in to City Hall around noon today.
Residents affected by Sunday's flood or tornado are asked to stop by the Central Fire Station at 415 S. Main St. to fill out a short form regarding damage they may have suffered so a member of the damage assessment team can contact them.
"These are primarily for people who have had flood damage, but we will welcome them also if they have had tornado damage and nobody has talked to them," Johnson said.
She can be reached at (254) 547-2514, ext. 310.
Copperas Cove did not qualify for state or federal disaster aid following the first round of storm damage in March, but Johnson said the city can reapply and incorporate the damage from all of the storm systems.
"They can be cumulative, and we can apply again using all of the data," she said. "If a house flooded in March whether it flooded again in April, May or June, it can still count toward the whole picture."
Johnson also encourages residents with weather information to report it as storm systems develop.
"We are dependent on skywatchers to be out there documenting and call it in as it is happening," she said. "The Doppler radio can see rotations, but it cannot tell us that a tornado has touched down. The more volunteers we have that are trained, the better it is going to be for our community."
Contact Joyce May at email@example.com or call (254) 547-0428


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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Congress on Friday allowed an estimated $5 billion cut to a federal food stamps program to take effect, slashing the social safety net for the poor, elderly and disabled.
Almost 48 million Americans — 1 in 7 — have had food subsidies cut 13.6 percent after a 2009 recession-fighting measure expired Thursday with no congressional action to extend it.
The cuts come as the world's largest economy has still only achieved a tepid recovery from the severe recession, marred by persistently high unemployment and partisan gridlock in Washington.
The cutbacks increase the challenges for Americans struggling to buy food amid a sharply widening income gap between rich and poor.
Supermarkets and grocery stores were expected to feel the pinch as consumers counted pennies to make the newly stretched ends meet.
A household of four will see $36 less a month in benefits, as a maximum $668 allotment is cut to $632, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the program.
The government had boosted the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits temporarily in 2009 to help the most vulnerable weather the worst U.S. economic crisis since the 1930s.
But the extra SNAP benefits enshrined in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act fell by the wayside this week as a bitterly divided Congress resumed budget negotiations.
SNAP is a major part of the five-year Farm Bill, which the Senate and the House of Representatives began negotiating Wednesday.
The Republican-controlled House has been pushing for sharp cutbacks in SNAP spending as part of a budget strategy to reduce the U.S. deficit, while Democrats are seeking smaller cuts.
Republican Rep. Tim Huelskamp of Kansas, a big farm state, said the SNAP program was bloated.
"Eighty percent of the farm bill is now made up of food stamp spending — which has nearly tripled in the last twelve years," he argued.
"The remaining twenty percent is dedicated to traditional farm, conservation, education and other programs. It is absolutely critical that we target and transform food stamps to those in need — and put the others back to work."
Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow, chair of the Senate's Agriculture Committee, added: "For American families, SNAP provides a lifeline when they face an economic disaster.
"For those getting food help, that means every child, every senior citizen, every disabled veteran, every person who's lost their job will have a more difficult time putting food on their tables."
House Democrats took to Twitter to protest the SNAP cuts and the impact on the economy.
"Food stamp cuts today hit families hard, including 900,000 veterans. And GOP wants to slash even more," wrote Rep. Chellie Pingree of Maine.
Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas tweeted: "SNAP cuts on Friday leave 48 million Americans with $16 billion less to spend over three years."
As of July, 47.6 million people were took part in SNAP, an increase of 1.7 percent from a year ago, and monthly benefits rose 0.4 percent to $6.3 billion, USDA data figures showed.
The Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan agency for Congress, has said SNAP had grown significantly between 2007 and 2012, "largely related to the severe recession and slow recovery."
The number of people receiving SNAP benefits jumped from about 26 million to 47 million, and annual spending more than doubled from $35 billion to $80 billion, the CBO said.
The center on Budget and Policy Priorities noted that Friday's SNAP cuts mean benefits will average less than $1.40 per person per meal.
"This is a serious cut, especially considering that over 80 percent of SNAP participants live in poverty. House and Senate members who are now beginning to negotiate a final Farm Bill should keep this benefit cut in mind as they consider, in reauthorizing the SNAP program, whether to make even deeper cuts," the think tank said.


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Dr. Lowhorn, is very caring, professional, and sincere. I saw Dr. Lowhorn for approximately 4 years his level of care was excellent. His staff are excellent as well.
Saw Dr. L. in 2012 for arch pain in both feet and pain on the dorsum of one foot. He successfully located a stress fracture causing the dorsal pain and diagnosed both feet as having plantar fasciitis. The visit included x-rays and custom orthotics. His nurses/assistants were very aloof and distant. One came in the room with Dr. L. only to ask if he wanted an injection prepared, but made no effort to greet or speak me except for the questionnaire part of the visit. He made it clear that the orthotics were all I needed and that I could return to running when I had at least 2 weeks pain-free. The only other option he offered was a cortisone injection into the arch of my foot if my pain persisted. I asked about PT, but he said that it wouldn't help. I achieved 2-weeks pain free after 14 months of consistent use of the custom orthotics. I am now (2014) looking for another podiatrist because the pain in my arches has been intermittent and increasing again. I never did return to running (my running was actually a fast walk anyway). I wear stiff, lace-up athletic shoes, with the custom orthotics every day and replace the shoes every 3-6 months. Not going back to Dr. Lowhorn because he and his staff really made me feel like any lack of improvement was not going to be his responsibility and the only other option would be injecting the sole of my foot with cortisone. He is, however, doing a great job with a friend of mine who has diabetic ulcers. Middle-aged women with chronic foot pain are just not his thing. I would like to thank the other raters. My experience was similar.
I have been dealing with a diabetic ulcer on the bottom of my left heel for 5 years. I have had several surgeries including 2 skin grafts. Nothing has worked. I have also had to deal with massive amount of infections in the wound. One was so serious that I had to be hospitalized for a month, totally bedfast, and received massive doses of IV antibiotics. I was referred to Dr. Lowhorn and began seeing him in November 2013 as I was on the verge of loosing my foot. I am ecstatic to say that my wound is completely healed and infection free for the first time in 5 years. I have never dealt with a doctor who has shown such compassion and excellent care. He never gave up on finding a way to help me heal. I truly believe that had I not started seeing him my left foot would have been amputated. If you are looking for a quality DPM, go and see him. He's the best!
Excellent doctor spent a long time explaining my condition and care options
Dr. Lowhorn is knowledgeable, thorough and very patient oriented. He tells you what you need to know and why and what the consequences could be if ignored. I was referred to Dr. Lowhorn from my general D.O. when I had an infection on my toe. Have seen him over time and am super pleased I am his patient and in good care.
I saw Dr. L twice for foot pain:March '12 and mid-Dec '12 . I am 56 y/o slender woman who is healthy. At the first appt. Dr.L took an oral history of my foot pain (dorsum surface) and x-rays. He did not touch/ examine my feet. Dx:my feet were fine and to "wear more supportive shoes". I usually wear New Balance which he said he does not like. I went to Seliga's: Birks, PJ shoes, and custom orthotics (because my feet really hurt).My feet got worse: pain in my calves. I had to plan my day around my feet. In Dec. '12 I made a 2nd appt to get a referral for P.T. When Dr.L saw me, he became verbally enraged. He refused to write a PT referral unless I "rested my feet for a month" and then write him a letter. In mid Jan.'13 I started PT at St. Lukes's. Dx:bilateral muscle imbalance/weakness of the calves, ankles and dorsum+ plantar fascities on the left . Three weeks of PT= my pain is reduced by 85% .I will fully recover.I found out today that a friend had a similar experience with Dr. L
I had to see the doctor on a very urgent basis as it seemed like some serious issue was beginning to take shape on my toe. His staff was pretty amazing in accomodating my request and Mr.lowhorn was very friendly and attentive, explained to me what was going on and performed the procedure right away without any delay, thank god for it, I could see once the nail was cut my supicion was right, I saw that the infection was just beginning to start. I am very pleased with the experience and highly recommend this doctor.
Best Podiatrist in St. Louis. Great care, will see his patients as needed. I called at noon and have an appointment before 3:00PM.
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Before my time!
Muriel Wells
Talking to the family of one of my Training College friends who lived in Caerwent, in 1950, they told me of their courting days circa 1930, when they zoomed around the countryside on a motorbike. They had had such fun, and their eyes shone as they related some of their experiences.
Then "the penny dropped"! I remembered my father saying that he and Mum also courted on a motorbike in the late 1920s and eventually married in July 1930. Young people didn't go alone, but travelled in groups together. Their pleasures were simple as no-one had much money. Then in April 2000 my only cousin gave me a photograph of Doris and Len relaxing together on the grass in the countryside, a sweet moment recorded most likely by her father or mother --- I assume that it is a break in one of their motorbike trips.
Often, Dad's brother Frank, and his young wife, accompanied them. On one such an occasion a misadventure that could have resulted in tragedy occurred. Frank and Kathy were riding ahead with Len and Doris, (who later became my parents), following. At the time it was fashionable for young ladies to wear a long scarf, and Kathy was always up with the latest trends. Suddenly the end of her scarf was whipped into the rear wheel. Inexorably it tightened around her throat as she frantically clutched Frank. Her cries were drowned out by the wind and her clutches misinterpreted as an excess of affection! Luckily the trailing pair spotted her predicament in time, and drawing alongside Len told Frank to pull in. Phew, that was a close call !
A little later Mum and Dad had a little three wheeler Morgan runabout. They always spoke of it with affection, but I suppose that they could no longer afford to run a it once they had married and were beginning their family. At least it was never around within my memory.
Mum's sister, Florrie, used to belong to a cycle club and take part in road races in the 1920s. "The bottoms -up brigade" as we used to call similar cyclists three decades later! She still had her racing cycle when I was small, but no longer raced, then. Their cousin May's son, Wilfred Goodyer, was successful at racing too, but whether on the road or track I don't know. Whatever it was, he won many prizes --- cups, plaques, and furniture (a bureau and cabinet), which all graced Great-aunt Alice's cottage frontroom. Mum, (Doris), wasn't able to participate in such sports as she'd had rheumatic fever as a child, which affected her health, and she also had asthma.
Thinking about some of their reminiscences transports me back to those simpler, friendly times. What would Florrie and Wilfred make of the sophisticated mountainbikes, with their multiplicity of gears, that two of my sons own? I'm sure that they would be very eager to try them out!


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KIA MESHA LAKE (Nov. 19)
The United Synagogue of America, central body of Conservative Jewry in this country, today concluded its five-day convention here with a decision to hold its next biennial convention, in 1961, in Jerusalem. The decision was made as a mark of solidarity with the State of Israel.
In the closing hours, Congregation Ohavi Tzedek of Burlington, Vermont, touched by the plight of Jewish communities throughout the world which are without rabbis and Jewish teachers, announced the establishment of a $25,000 scholarship fund to train leaders from abroad.
The decision to set up the fund was made during sessions of the constitutional convention of the World Council of Synagogues, held concurrently with the United Synagogue convention. The Burlington delegation had listened to reports from delegates of 16 countries represented at the Council founding convention, and to a report given by Baruch Benjamin, of New Delhi, India.
Mr. Benjamin is the leader of the Bene Israel community which, according to tradition, stems from refugees of the destruction of the First Temple in Jerusalem more than 2,000 years ago. He had told of the spiritual and financial difficulties facing this community and expressed the hope that one of his three sons might come to the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York to become a rabbi, but could not see how this would be possible financially.
A special Solomon Schechter Award was given to the Canadian Jewish Congress in honor of Canadian Jewry's 200th anniversary. The award was addressed to Samuel Bronfman, president of the Canadian Jewish Congress. Lavy Becker, vice-president of the CJC, accepted for Mr. Bronfman. The Solomon Schechter awards were established in memory of the founder of the United Synagogue of America.


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Gold Medal
by Paul Romanuk
"I've been on some teams and seen some pretty nasty bugs, but this was about the worst I've ever seen," said Canadian defenceman Jamie Heward."We had some guys that were really hurting."
Elik tied the score for Davos early in the second period before Paul
DiPietro scored for Canada on a 3 on nothing breakaway. The Swiss were caught on a horendous line
change and Dipietro, Jeff Toms and Lonny Bohonos walked in alone from the blue line in. Bohonos fed it
off to DiPietro to put Canada up 4-3 after two periods.


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Whaling was once a massive industry in many parts of the world, it's almost all stopped now but some great whales are still being hunted. There are three groups of people doing this:
1. Norwegian and Icelandic commercial whalersNorway didn't fully accept the international agreement to stop whaling. They objected and so have continued to hunt Minke whales in the North Atlantic ocean. What they are doing is not illegal but it's deeply unpopular with many people around the world.
Iceland decided to restart commercial whaling in 2006. They take nine fin whales and 30 minke whales each year. They say they aren't threatening the species, but some people say the fin whale is endangered.
2. Japanese whalers with scientific permitsIn Japan the government gives people permission to hunt whales. Permits are issued to allow research into the animals and the boats take several hundred whales from the Antarctic and North Pacific. This research program has got a lot of people very angry. They say too many whales are taken and the whole thing is just an excuse to carry on whaling. Permits are issued for 50 of the endangered Sei whale, and 10 sperm whales.
3. Aboriginal subsistence whaling
Some people are allowed to hunt whales because it's considered a vital part of their culture. The International Whaling Committee allows a few aboriginal populations to hunt small numbers of whales. A group is called aboriginal if their ancestors were the earliest humans to live in a place, examples are the Inuit and Chukotka people. Subsistence hunting means you just take what you need to use yourself.


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Ai Weiwei brings his stunning dissident art to Canada, only it's in Ontario
Let's take a moment to turn green with envy at what's going on at the Art Gallery of Ontario this summer and fall.
The Hogtown institution has scored a coup with Ai Weiwei: According to What?, a major show of more than 40 large-scale works by the revolutionary Chinese artist—arguably the most important contemporary artist on the planet. The exhibit, the artist's debut in Toronto, spans sculptures, photographs, and video and audio installations, with plenty of the fearless dissident's activism on view.
Don't expect Ai to attend when the show opens August 17: he's under surveillance at his home in Beijing, and has been unable to leave China since the Chinese government confiscated his passport in 2011. They're not really into freedom of expression over there.
In case you're headed eastward this summer, tickets go on sale July 27. Expect the event to be in high demand.
As if that's not enough, the gallery is also hosting the ultracool ode to David Bowie starting September 25, straight off its hit run at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. It covers five decades and features more than 300 objects from Bowie's personal archive in an immersive multimedia show. We're talking handwritten set lists, lyrics, diary entries, instruments, and sketches, plus more than 50 stage costumes, as well as music videos, set designs, photographs, and excerpts from films and live performances.
Ground Control to Major Tom: can someone please try to bring these shows here?
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Jul 25, 2013 at 7:46am
Thank You Janet!
Yes, yes, and yes. Where is global visual art at the VAG? Vancouver is a part of the global world. It needs blockbuster level visual art.
Another argument for a new VAG? What's up with that? When does Bartels start fundraising?
David B, Toronto
Jul 25, 2013 at 11:39am
I can only wonder what an entire floor was taken up earlier this year when I saw the Spiegelman comic book/cartoonist exhibition at the VAG? Isn't that part of the global art world? I've seen Weiwei shows in Munich and Paris, among other places, and find his work very over rated. While I admire his political actions, I find most of his work very superficial and self-indulgent. (And yes, I've seen the documentary about him and it still hasn't convinced me he has much to say about contemporary China or much original in artistic expression.) Yes, his student back pack wall made a statement, but but plaster sunflower seeds?! His series of New York photos reflect an innocent abroad discovering this amazing city, but little more of consequence.
In Vancouver you have a much more exciting example of contemporary Chinese art in the Yue Minjun sculptures on display in the West End near Stanley Park.
I can sympathize given the limited space the VAG must contend with in satisfying the public art desires of local residents. At least Vancouverites can enjoy the exhibition of contemporary Middle Eastern artists and their work out at the UBC campus.
S. Callaghan
Jul 30, 2013 at 1:48pm
For anyone heading out to Toronto to see the Ai Wei Wei exhibit, there will also be a series of talks by James Poborsa, a researcher in contemporary Chinese art, every Wednesday throughout August. James is one of the few researchers in the world with this expertise, so it should be a real treat!


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Access statement to Settle Lodge
Settle Lodge is 7 bedroom guest house located 5 minutes walk from the market square of Settle and the station. Built in 1896 there are some features which might make access difficult for people with limited mobility. The guest house is accessed by climbing 4 steps to the front door plus a further step on the path from the car park. There are 4 rooms at first-floor level and 3 rooms at second-floor level. None of the rooms are suitable for wheelchair access.Settle is a market town lying on the outskirts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The railway station provides good rail links to the rest of the country as well as being the start of the famous Settle-Carlisle line which many regard as the most scenic railway line in England. It is one of the hubs of puplic transport in the area and so makes an ideal base for those who wish to leave their car at home. The town offers a good mix of interesting shops and restaurants along with several fine old pubs which serve a good selection of Yorkshire brewed ales and excellent food.
Settle Lodge is an ideal base from which to explore the breathtaking and dramatic scenery of The Yorkshire Dales.


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Thirty years since its original publication, Ceremony remains one of the most profound and moving works of Native American literature, a novel that is itself a ceremony of healing. Tayo, a World War II veteran of mixed ancestry, returns to the Laguna Pueblo Reservation. He is deeply scarred by his experience as a prisoner of the Japanese and further wounded by the rejection he encounters from his people. Only by immersing himself in the Indian past can he begin to regain the peace that was taken from him. Masterfully written, filled with the somber majesty of Pueblo myth, Ceremony is a work of enduring power.
About The Author
Leslie Marmon Silko was born in Albuquerque in 1948 of mixed Laguna Pueblo, Mexican, and white ancestry. She grew up on the Laguna Pueblo Reservation. Her other books include Almanac of the Dead, Storyteller, and Gardens in the Dunes. She is the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation Grant.
An exceptional novel--a cause for celebration. (The Washington Post Book World) Her assurance, her gravity, her flexibility are all wonderful gifts. (The New York Review of Books) The novel is very deliberately a ceremony in itself--demanding but confident and beautifully written. (The Boston Globe) Ceremony is the greatest novel in Native American literature. It is one of the greatest novels of any time and place. I have read this book so many times that I probably have it memorized. I teach it and I learn from it and I am continually in awe of its power, beauty, rage, vision, and violence. (Sherman Alexie) Without question Leslie Marmon Silko is the most accomplished Native American writer of her generation. (The New York Times Book Review)
Audience: General
For Ages: 18+ years old
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 243
Published: 1st January 2007
Publisher: Penguin Putnam Inc
Country of Publication: US
Dimensions (cm): 14.6 x 21.1 x 1.9
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in Support Services— 2005
The excellence in Support Services
Award recognizes staff members' extraordinary
achievements and contributions in support of the
University's academic and research aims, and its
overall sense of community.
Lieutenant Aran Mull began his career at the
University at Albany in 1995, as
a patrol officer for UPD. He quickly distinguished
himself by becoming involved with major
community outreach programs, such as developing
and implementing the Rape Aggression
Defense self-defense program and A Few Good Men,
a date rape prevention program aimed at
fraternity groups. In each case, Mull not only
developed the training, but also delivered it.
also delivered various safety training sessions
to wide segments of the University community— incoming
freshmen, international students, members of
student government, and University faculty and
staff. His training expertise was also well used
in his own department, as he
developed and implemented firearms and self-defense
spray training programs for University
police officers.
Mull's expertise and initiative extend well
beyond training and field work. He has been
absolutely instrumental in developing UPD's Incident Tracking System — a
database which allows police officers to enter reports electronically, and
converts the initial
report to meet reporting requirements for New York State. The Incident Tracking
System has
eliminated the necessity for data entry of police officers' handwritten reports
into two separate
reporting systems.
Mull is also responsible for security, special
events, and all UPD expenditures associated with
the New York Giants' Summer Training Camp, a
large and difficult undertaking which Mull
performs with his usual diligence.
Doug Kern, deputy chief of police for UPD, notes: "... Mr. Mull is a
one-person revolution
for positive and innovative change in the University Police Department and
in the greater
University community. He doesn't meet standards of excellence. He sets them."
Kathleen Rose is responsible for faculty support,
supervising work-study students, managing
department files, assisting with faculty searches,
working with the graduate director and assistant
to the chair in support of the graduate program,
and acting as a liaison between the sociology
department and the University.
Rose's supervisors and constituents noted her
ability to interact effectively with students,
faculty, other University departments, and representatives
from outside professional
organizations. Department Chair Russell Ward wrote: "The first thing I
think of ... is how much
assistance Cathy provides to others as they transition into new roles and responsibilities.
In a
large department with a great variety of issues, Cathy is a source of institutional
especially regarding various policies and procedures of office routine, as
well as the relations
between the office staff and faculty and students."
Professors Steven Messner and Glenna Spitze,
previous chairs of the department, wrote: "The
hiring of Cathy Rose has proven to be a godsend
for the department." Faculty
members and program directors note that Rose
is able to work independently and
with accuracy, thus easing their administrative workload.
Rose's nomination for this award is also supported
by the graduate students of the sociology
department, the assistant chair, and employees she supervises, all of whom
concur that Rose is
conscientious and understands their academic or professional needs. Her
initiative to learn new
tasks and take on new projects serves as an example of life-long learning.
Karen Silinksky has worked in the dean's office
of the School of Criminal Justice since 1996.
Several supervisors note that Silinsky takes
major responsibility for contact with students,
including orientation of new graduate students,
management of student records, and generally
serving as a liaison between students and the
dean's office. She is also a primary contact
other external groups, such as alumni, and state
and local agencies. Dean Julie Horney wrote
about her: "She is our most consistent contact
with alumni ... The warm relationships she has
developed are a wonderful help in our efforts
to foster a sense of connection to the school.
regularly interacts with our contacts in state
and local agencies, and they know they can work
with Karen to get our joint goals accomplished."
Silinsky's constituents and co-workers note
that she is constantly balancing demands,
sometimes under considerable pressure, yet always maintains an upbeat attitude.
Silinsky excels
at her duties as secretary to the dean, but also finds time to provide service
to other faculty
members and staff by assisting in preparing book manuscripts, maintaining the
school calendar,
serving as a contact with the assistant provost, scheduling classroom changes
and dissertation
defenses, and serving as a main point of contact
for all renovation and maintenance issues in the school.
Silinsky also edits the school's monthly newsletter.
Distinguished Professor David Bayley
wrote, "Karen produces and edits the newsletter of the school. This
is not a simple editorial
task. She suggests features and sections, hounds people to get copy to her,
gets the text to the
printer ... and organizes distribution inside and outside the school."
Jayne Silver began her career at the University in 1998, as office manager in
Admissions. Silver is very often the first person prospective parents and students
speak with
when applying to UAlbany. She handles hundreds of phone calls every week, greets
visitors, answers a wide variety of questions, and coordinates responses and
schedules to ensure
prospective students and their families have the information they need in a timely
Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Sheila Mahan wrote, "Ms. Silver
is a true unsung
hero of the University ... a person who plays a key staff role in providing an
extraordinarily high
degree of service to prospective students and their families. In performing her
job with
exceptional skill and commitment, Silver makes a major contribution to the University
Albany's goals to recruit and enroll high-achieving students."
Despite the demands of her position, Silver's
supervisors and constituents note her ability
stay focused and responsive to the myriad of applicants she speaks with each
day. Robert Andrea,
director of Undergraduate Admissions, wrote, "Jayne has a very stressful
position ... Under
Jayne's care, I feel confident that any person calling our office will be received
effectively, and efficiently."
Rick Tastor, associate director of Financial
Aid, writes, "She is absolutely
terrific ... There is
something about working with her that is reinvigorating. Jayne's positive
interpersonal skills,
her graciousness, and her willingness to help everybody are downright contagious.
She even
learned to access the financial aid system so that she can provide basic
information to callers
rather than requiring them to seek information from two different offices."


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Capilano Suspension Bridge
Gingerly make your way, step by step, across the Capilano River. Could visiting a bridge be this much fun? Yes! The 100-year-old Capilano Suspension Bridge is one of Vancouver area's most entertaining attractions. The bridge gently rocks and sways as it leads visitors to a beautifully landscaped area with tall trees, fish ponds and hiking trails.
A unique totem pole collection is also situated there. The bridge is 400 feet in length. You'll be able to watch native First Nation carvers at work, and there are many photo opportunities here, especially from the deck that is built along the canyon wall. If you're hungry or would like to buy a souvenir of your bridge-walking experience, restaurants and gift shops are available at the site. Go to 3735 Capilano Road North to get here.


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Unterhalter, Elaine and Rajagopalan, Rajee and Challender, Chloe (2005) Advocacy Brief: A Scorecard on Gender Equality and Girls' Education in Asia 1990-2000. [Report]Full text not available from this repository.
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