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As part of a multidisciplinary regional aquifer-system analysis, a three-dimensional steady-state ground-water-flow model was constructed for the San Juan Basin in parts of New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, and Utah. The model simulated ground- water flow in 12 hydrostratigraphic units representing all of the major sources of ground water from aquifers of Jurassic and younger age.
Ten map reports in the U.S. Geological Survey Hydrologic Investigations Atlas 720 series were prepared in conjunction with this investigation. The units that were described in the atlases were the San Jose, Nacimiento, and Animas Formations; Ojo Alamo Sandstone; Kirtland Shale and Fruitland Formation; Pictured Cliffs Sandstone; Cliff House Sandstone; Menefee Formation; Point Lookout Sandstone; Gallup Sandstone; Dakota Sandstone; and Morrison Formation. Additional descriptions of the alluvial and landslide deposits, Chuska and Crevasse Canyon Sandstones, Lewis and Mancos Shales, Wanakah Formation, and Entrada Sandstone are included in this report. Much of the information in the HA-720 series was generated from digital computer data bases that were directly usable by the computer for compilation of input data for the model. In essence, the major components of the ground-water- flow model were described and documented in the series of hydrologic atlases.
The primary finding resulting from the ground-water-flow simulation was that boundary conditions and internal geometry of the aquifers are the major controls of steady-state ground-water flow and hydraulic heads in the San Juan Basin. Another significant finding was that the computed steady-state ground- water flux is a very minor component (about 1 percent) of the total water budget of the basin.
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If you break smokers down by their occupations, the workers who are most likely to smoke are in the food-service industry, says a report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Out of all U.S. full-time employees ages 18 to 64, more than 33.6 million (28% of the total) smoked cigarettes in the past month. Yet almost 45% of food-service workers reported smoking cigarettes in that time.
Construction workers and miners are the second-highest group with a rate of 42.9%.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, those who work in education, training and library fields are least likely to be smokers; their rate is 12.3%.
The research also shows that younger workers are more likely than older workers to have smoked cigarettes in the past month. Of full-time employees 18 to 24, 40.1% reported using cigarettes. The percentage of workers who smoked in the past month decreases with age: 33.9% of workers ages 26-34; 26.7% of workers ages 35-49; and 20.7% of workers ages 50-64.
The study could make the workplace an ideal place to educate the public on the dangers of smoking, the leading cause of preventable death in the USA, says Peter Delany, director of the substance abuse agency's Office of Applied Studies.
"This data really helped point out that the workplace is a really ideal opportunity to assess, address and help people with their smoking," Delany says.
The results may also help policymakers develop anti-smoking efforts, Delany says.
"Working with a computer scientist and trying to get them to stop smoking may not work the same with someone in the food-service industry," he says.
Though the principles are the same, intervention and prevention would be different in a restaurant than in a computer science lab. They have to be adapted to the target population, Delany says.
The survey results may also indicate where money to curb smoking should be spent to be most effective.
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2008 Chevrolet Malibu LT
Another indication that the sleeping giant is astir.
Best-Driving 'Bu Since the '60s
The LT we drove came with a 169-hp, 2.4-liter DOHC four-cylinder engine mated to a four-speed automatic. Now, that may not sound like a terribly stirring powertrain for a 3400-pound family car--and at 9.3 seconds to 60, it indeed is not--but we have to issue credit for the 2.4's uncanny smoothness of operation. Truly, in terms of NVH, which to many family-car buyers means just as much as raw horsepower, the Malibu's 2.4 can easily hold its own next to the four-pot in the '08 Accord, which says a lot. The four-speed comes with an "I" mode that holds gears a bit longer, albeit a bit too long in some cases. Want more gears? The LTZ trim level comes with a six-speed automatic, complete with steering-wheel-mounted shift paddles.
Want more power? A 3.6-liter V-6 with a six-speed automatic is available on LT and LTZ trims, but, in truth, the four is good enough, if not preferable. Why? Well, there's something to be said for stability, even if it means being slower. When equipped with the 252-hp V-6, the Malibu is much quicker (0-to-60 in the mid-six-second range) but heads straight to torque-steer city when you tromp on the gas. In contrast, the four-cylinder model not only is quick to turn in but is also unperturbed no matter how much of the engine's 160 pound-feet of torque is sent to the front wheels.
Perhaps the best thing about the Malibu's driving dynamics, though, is its ride-and-handling balance. It's still no Accord, but it's nonetheless competent while at the same time isolating the interior from vibrations, impacts, and road noise. The character of the electric power steering neither offends nor inspires, and overall grip is about average: 0.81 g on the skidpad. Sure, we'd love for Chevrolet to firm up the suspension even more, but among Malibu intenders, a smooth ride and a quiet cabin are an easy sell.
Attractive Price
And sell it should. At $19,995, the base Malibu LS is an appealing proposition, with XM, OnStar, and six airbags standard. The LT comes in a grand higher than the LS. Our tester came in at $21,140 (including optional floor mats), an easy price to digest considering how much car is represented here.
Now, is it enough to steal the top-dog sales title from the perennial Honda and Toyota mid-sizers? Probably not. But for the first time since Chevrolet revived the storied nameplate in 1997, it has enough of what it needs to sell in significant numbers to the public, not just rental fleets. Let's hope there's more of this good stuff to come.


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A baker's dozen of Pinot Gris to pick up
Here comes a baker's dozen of gris-gris for the sunny days ahead—selected Pinot Gris, all but two from British Columbia wine regions.
If you're old enough to cast your mind back to the early days of 1968, you might recall the great Dr. John's debut album, Gris Gris, a curious jambalaya of New Orleans R&B and psychedelic rock. It had a disappointing start on vinyl; later, reissued on CD, it received the acclaim it deserved, ending up on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time, at number 143.
A gris-gris is a voodoo amulet meant to bring luck. In the case of this batch of wines, luck had little to do with it; good winemaking did. We'll look at the wines in ascending order of price, beginning with one of the non–B.C. ones.
Lurton Pinot Gris 2009 ($13.99)
The only so-labelled Argentine Pinot Gris in the LDB system is this specialty listing, an odd-tasting PG that no one in the group I tasted it with was able to identify as such without looking at the label. Quite solid but a little shy of fruit; certainly the price is right.
Herder Pinot Gris 2009 ($16.90)
This Keremeos winery has a major contender here, easily the best buy in the bunch. Rich and mellow, creamy and full—it doesn't get much better, PG—wise, in B.C. Lucky for us they produced 2,700 bottles; still, it won't last much beyond the beginning of summer. Take the van up to the Similkameen Valley.
Tinhorn Creek Pinot Gris 2009 ($16.99)
If you've got enough space in the truck, keep right on going to the South Okanagan's Golden Mile, and load up on this one too. It's quite a bit different from the Herder—crisp and citric and assertive, with tart but ripe fruit. Think grilled fish with olive oil and fresh herbs.
Rocky Creek Pinot Gris 2009 ($17.90)
Just released by the Vancouver Island winery that's making waves, this is a resoundingly pink PG. They describe it as having a golden/salmon colour; I say it's Mateus pink. Act quickly to access this head-of-the-class wine, since they only made 220 cases. Very dry and steely, with a long, pear-infused finish, it wants coconut shrimp, curry, sushi, or anything spicy. Also great with the arugula and prosciutto pizza from Nook on Denman Street. (They'll pack one to go.) Some savvy Vancouver indie wine stores carry it—Village VQA stores, Firefly, Broadway International—and there's always the winery.
Mistaken Identity Pinot Gris 2008 ($18.90)
From a relatively new winery on Salt Spring Island, a tasty, fresh, slightly grassy PG, almost more like Sauvignon Blanc on initial approach. With plenty of pleasant tart flavours, it's a very good introduction to the label. Google the winery and take it from there.
Dirty Laundry Pinot Gris 2008 ($18.99)
From one of those tongue-in-cheek labels in the Okanagan (the other is Therapy, currently in some corporate turmoil), this wine is fruity, spicy, on the sweetish side, and quite rich. When that all comes together in the glass, the result is deft and fresh, with a rich finish.
Mission Hill Reserve Pinot Gris 2008 ($18.99)
One day we'll have to explore, if not explain, the meaning of "reserve" and similar label designations as they pertain to B.C. wines. This is a handsome wine with soft fruit and a pink hue, from the venerable Westbank winery that has a massive portfolio of varietal wines on several different tiers.
Nichol Vineyard September Ranch Pinot Gris 2009 ($19.90)
This vintage is very pale, almost orange, a bit of a colour-wheel leap from what the French sometimes call oeil de perdrix, or "eye of the partridge" (although in France, this more commonly refers to a rosé). This is a brilliant wine with huge aromas, great acidity, and a mega finish. Although the Nichols, Alex and Kathleen, have departed the winery they founded and moved east, the label and name continue to define B.C. PG as among the very best, albeit unusual.
Pfaffenheim Pinot Gris 2008 ($19.99)
This comes from one of the large cooperatives in Alsace. It's emblematic of the consummate Alsatian food wine—one of the trinity, along with Riesling and Gewí¼rztraminer—and brings back fond memories of lovely dinners in the winstuben of my favourite food-and-wine area of the world. Remember the formula for cooking with it: one for the dish, one for the guests, one for the chef.
Blasted Church Pinot Gris 2009 ($19.99)
Just-released vintage of a beautifully balanced PG with excellent acidity and flavourful finesse in the finish. Slate colour and pineapple freshness, with a hint of Viognier (a small amount of which winemaker Richard Kanazawa has blended in) appealingly evident. And some funny new label art. A closer look at other releases here soon.
Burrowing Owl Pinot Gris 2008 ($20)
From what has long been one of the leading South Okanagan labels, this is a well-made, fresh, and full wine, several vintages of which can be sampled at the winery's on-site restaurant, one of the valley's best.
8th Generation Pinot Gris 2008 ($20.90)
All of 606 cases of this vintage came into existence; a luscious, passion-fruit-rich wine with hints of something mineral-y on the back of the tongue. Well worth the quest.
Summerhill Pyramid Winery Bateman GTK Series Organic Pinot Noir 2008 ($22.95)
Here's where we stop the clock, pricewise, for today: a pear-laden, well-balanced PG, certified organic in vineyard and cellar, with artwork by Robert Bateman on the label. They suggest cheese fondue, clam chowder, baked salmon, or roast Cornish hen, and those are all apt recommendations. Or some of that Fraser Valley farmed partridge if you can find it.
So there's a start. There are probably 30 or 40 more to discover.
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Cliff Broetz
May 28, 2010 at 10:17am
Regarding your review of Mistaken Identity Vineyards Pinot Gris. From all of us at MIV we say thanks. The review is wonderful. Did you know our Pinto Gris, and most of our other wines, are made with Certified Organic Grapes? Check us out at www.mistakenidentityvineyards.com
Or better yet, drop by and sip our wines in the deck overlooking the vineyard. Cool, crisp whites, a stunning Pinot Rose and the 2008 Reds, our first release of reds, are now ready. Our wines pair well with many foods but most of all, they pair well with the planet. Cheers to all of your good heath.
Cliff Broetz - Partner - Mistaken Identity Vineyards, Salt Spring Island BC


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The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Earlier this week we discussed visiting the Metropolitan Opera at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, but this week we want to talk about some of the other great cultural institutions at the Lincoln Center, which is also home to the NYC Ballet and New York Philharmonic. Considered to … Read More
The Metropolitan Opera at the Lincoln Center
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Dickinson State soars, breaks 3 records
FARGO — Another week, another success.
On the men's side, sophomore Dante Carter, junior Breyan Miller and senior Brady Sundheim met the A standard and broke the North Dakota State facility records in their respected events.
Carter won first place in the 1,000 meter run with a 2 minutes, 29.48 seconds and placed second in the mile with a 4:15.48 time. Carter broke the facility record in the 1,000 meter and is currently No. 1 in the NAIA with his time.
Miller won the 200 meter (21.79) and remained undefeated in the 60 meter run (6.90). Miller broke the facility record in the 200 and is ranked No. 2 in the country with his time.
Sundheim won the triple jump with a 47.5-foot distance as well as broke the facility record and is ranked No. 6 in the nation with his distance.
The men's 1,600 meter relay team — which consisted of Mike Palczewski, Miller, Corey Gill and Nathan Magstadt — met the B standard with a 3:21.18 time.
No women met the national standard but three came close. In the high jump, senior Hailey Schaper placed third at 5.4 feet and in the 800 meter run, senior Brittany Young missed the standard by 12 hundredths of a second and came in 11th. Sophomore Stormie Sickler was right behind her, finishing in 12th and missed the standard by six hundredths of a second.
Junior Ashley Farr placed in sixth in the 60 meter hurdles and ran it in 10 seconds flat.
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As longtime Cushman employees reflect on their days at the company, they interlace their descriptions of hard, hot, dirty work with an overwhelming sense of the workplace as a surrogate family. Often, it was also a place filled with actual family.
One of the things that I always thought was interesting about Cushman is that there are a lot of families, still a lot of families, in some way, aunts and uncles and so forth, were involved in Cushman. My dad worked for Cushman and fed us kids for 27 years. I worked there for 42 years. My brother worked there for several years while going to school. Another brother that worked in the experimental department for a while. My sister worked where they typed up the titles and things-shipping, I guess it was. I had an aunt that worked there. Another uncle by marriage that worked there. You had to be careful who you were talking about because there was usually somebody related to them. It was an interesting place to work. --Richard Pearce
When I went to work at Cushman in 1957, it was a family tradition: I had two uncles working here....my Uncle Ed-he was in inspection. My Uncle Delbert was the one who kind of helped me. He was a transmissions assembler....He went over and talked to them. Finding a job was scarce in those days. I think unemployment was around 6-7 percent, somewhere in that neighborhood, and I came down here one day and couldn't get a job and came down a couple days later-I'd been coming down quite often-and finally, why I came in one day and they said the machine shop foreman just told me one guy was quitting, so sure enough, I got my job. --Bob Heidtbrink
My father-in-law worked there, he was a tool and die maker and worked there. [My husband and son also worked at Cushman] But now, at the present time, I've got two grandsons working there. They are both welders....they like working there...They especially like their bosses. I've never heard a complaint from either one of them. --Marcilla Griffin
Several retirees reported that they met their future spouses on the job at Cushman.
Lois Clagget worked in billing, starting in 1952. She met her husband there. "We sat across the desk from each other for a while," she recalled.
Marv Goodding and Art Dowling met their wives at Cushman, and Dowling also had two cousins who had jobs there.
Russel Ripley's extended family worked there, including an aunt, his dad, his Uncle Carl and two of his uncle's brothers.
Glen Wilson and his wife, Mary, both worked at Cushman. So did her mother, who worked in the seat department, and several nephews.
I have a son working down there right now. I had a sister that worked-she started the same time I did, and she retired after-when she was 65. --Marge Cooper
I had a daugher-in-law that used to work down there and then my younger son, he worked there and then he quit and now he's back there-he's working there right now. And I had a brother that worked in the foundry for a while. And then Chuck [her husband] and I-so I think that's about it. --Helen Shell
The vehicle assembly in the "B" Building, 1960s
Gas tank manufacturing line in the 1960s
Family: A Corporate Policy
At least as early as the 1950s, the company promoted a family atmosphere. An employee handbook from that era said:
The Company realizes that personal and family problems affect the physical and mental health and the attendance of its employees. It is sometimes beneficial to talk things over with an understanding and qualified listener. The Personnel Department doors are always open for this purpose in case you or your supervisor feel that Personnel counsel would be helpful to you. The officers of the Company are likewise always available and willing to counsel with you on special personal problems at any time.
Christmas party for children of
Cushman employees, 1951
Charles Ammon actively supported the family atmosphere at the company. "He knew everyone at the plant by either first or last name." 1948
Preparations for a Cushman Christmas party. 1948
The thing to me about Cushmans were the people. I know they used to say it was kind of like family, and it was. I know I got criticized several times for hiring some guy's wife or some other guy's daughter, or this, that, and the other. But when you anticipate problems, family problems, in the workplace, I didn't think there was too much involved. And it seemed to have better harmony than otherwise. To me, that is what I remember about Cushmans. It was kind of like a family. I feel that all the people I worked with and knew out there were just family. --Ed Hall
...until the government got their stinkin' nose in it, we had a situation here for years that if you were hired here, you had to be recommended by someone who worked here or be a relative of someone working here...That also worked well. it wasn't a hundred percent, but it was a real good method. And the reason why it worked well was because if your folks were here or your brother was here or whatever, you were a little apprehensive about screwing up because you didn't want him to look bad... So it worked real well until the feds said that was discriminatory and you can't do that anymore. So then all hiring had to be through the Job Service. That successfully screwed that up. But it [the old system] did work well. Even if you had a friend here, you were reluctant to screw up because after all, Joe over there said I was an OK guy. --Stan Talley
We had a lot of jokes. In production control, we had somebody that took two metal ends out of the seats that they use to cover the toilets with.... Somebody took two of those ends and tied a tag wire through them and put a part number on them and gave them to somebody over in the "A" Building and asked them where those parts were supposed to go. Had them looking to see where those parts went on a Cushman vehicle. They looked and looked and looked and, of course, never found anything.
We had another guy that used to brag about how good a mechanic he was, so we thought we'd fix him. After he had overhauled his truck engine, we took some oil and poured it underneath his truck. He couldn't figure it out. He would go home and work on that truck and try to figure out where he had this oil leak. The next day or two, we would pour some more oil underneath it. He looked and looked and looked for that oil leak before he figured out somebody was pouring oil.... --Richard Pearce
Well, if I don't cry, I'll be okay. This was shortly after I started at Cushman. I suppose I was maybe 22, 23, 24, and I got very sick and had to have a kidney removed. And during that process I needed a lot of blood. My brother went down and said, "Hey, my sister needs transfusions and she needs people to come in to donate." I tell you, there was such a turnout of people donating blood to me, most of them I didn't even know. --Jan Fleck
Having Fun
We used to have some real big parties out at the old Turnpike out south of town. We used to have some big-time bands. Glenn Miller and all those types of things. But we would give a lot of gifts away. I guess we didn't have TVs then, but radios, toasters, mixers, all that kind of stuff. They would draw names out of a hat to get a prize. I am going to say 45-50 nice gifts. They would have a big turnout. There would be three, four hundred people out there for it. Everybody had a good time. --Ed Hall
You'd get a paper calendar at Christmas and you got as much whiskey you wanted to shove down your gut and you got a meal at the Cornhusker. I can recall one fellow who was taken home, and before the fellow who took him home because he was drunk drove back to the Cornhusker, this fellow had taken a taxicab and was already back, even before he [the first fellow] got back to his car. --Bob Debus
[W]e always did have a lot of fun on bowling. For years we bowled downtown. There used to be a bowling alley above a car dealer on about 12th and P streets. And we bowled there for years and then they finally moved out on 48th, out there at the Hollywood Bowl and bowled out there. That's how you got acquainted with the people upstairs, because you never got to run up and visit with them, like you would when you were bowling. And that's the way we got acquainted with a lot of different ones that worked there, which was good. --Lucille Brittain
I had a great time with the people at Lincoln. I've always been the kind of person that got close to his employees. I never embraced that philosophy that if you're going to be a manager, you can't play with your people. So we did a lot of things together....We'd go fishing a lot. We'd go on bowling trips. We'd go on golf trips and football trips. And we had a poker group here, a bunch of us guys played poker.... Almost all the friends I developed in Lincoln, a good 90 percent of them were people from work. --Gerald Ogren
Close friendships were part of the family atmosphere at the plant. A bridal shower for members of the mail order department. 1950s
The OMC Lincoln softball team. 1986 Class B. Front: Bob Schidler, "Coach." Front row, L-R: Al Beeck, Alan Hoback, Jim Vanous, Larry Marrow, Steve Jackson. Back row, L-R: Tom"Leo" Hull, Ted Williams, Mark Mroz, Terry Trausch, Dan Smith, Ralph Miller, Ed Edelmaier.
Company and union loyalty extended to many activities. The plant union's Labor Day parade entry in the 1990s. Brian Green is on the left, Sharon Burcham is on the right with her granddaughter, Chelse.
Halloween at the plant, 1992. Richard Jedlicka is in costume, talking with John Frederick.
The Cushman bowling league. Russell Ripley in front, Betty Bozarth in back.
The winning bid at the Lincoln Junior Achievement fund raiser in 1990 - dinner with Governor and Mrs. Ben Nelson. L-R: Mrs. Nelson, Sheryl Jedlicka, Mike Bruggeman (HR manager), Joan Ogren, Governor Nelson, Richard Jedlicka (Mfg, Eng. Mgr), Cathy Bruggeman, and Jerry Ogren (plant manager).
Cushman Cuisine: The Cafeteria
I didn't eat there regularly, but I did eat there occasionally. I remember one of the things in particular, the guy that was the cook and manager and whole thing, he didn't like you calling his hamburgers "Gainesburgers." I think they were pre-cut and pre-packed and every one was just perfect. They looked just like a dog's Gainesburger. He would get mad when you called them Gainesburgers. But I [c]arried my lunch most of the time. --Richard Pearce
Ma Simmons ran the cafeteria. One arm. And she was on the hefty side. But just a peach of a gal. She would try to feed you well, and she did. She prepared good food. And everybody just called her Mom. Cheap, good food. --Ed Hall
They always had soup or sandwiches or about everying on the menu you could think of.... She really ran a good restaurant. She was a good cook... And everything she served was good. --Lucille Brittain
[S]he [Ma Simmons] had one of the best pie bakers in the world there. We couldn't wait to get up there and get a piece of her pie at noon. It was just great. The food was typical, I guess cafeteria food. It got old and as soon as I became part of the management, I did like the rest of them and got away from here at noon to have lunch. --Charles Palmer
The plant cafeteria in 1948
The plant cafeteria
I worked at Cushman for years and enjoyed my work. I have always had Cushman in my heart from then on to this present day. And I own about five [Cushman] machines that I wouldn't sell. --Harvey Gates
I just know that I've never regretted working down there. I still have a lot of friends, I figure, from associating with those people down there. And us women, all the women that retired from Cushman, we have lunch every month-every second Tuesday in every month. We go to a different restaurant and have lunches. --Marge Cooper
The people are IT here. Yes, yes. It is just like a big overgrown family. It really is. There is, like in all families, you know, there are things that are [not] as you like them all of the time, but yet when you look at the overall picture they are a good bunch of people. All of them. And have been for a long time. --Stan Talley
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Rolled Lamb Cutlets Stuffed with Pancetta and Pecorino
If you don't own a meat mallet, use the flat side of a small, heavy skillet to pound the lamb for these wonderfully hearty rolls from Abruzzi, stuffed with a savory mix of crisped pancetta, chopped egg and pecorino cheese.
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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 pound thinly sliced pancetta
- 4 hard-cooked eggs, finely chopped
- 1 cup freshly grated Pecorino Romano (4 ounces)
- 1/2 cup plain dry bread crumbs
- 1/2 cup minced flat-leaf parsley
- 5 large garlic cloves, minced
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
- 4 pounds boneless leg of lamb, trimmed of excess fat, meat cut into 12 pieces
- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup water
- One 28-ounce can peeled Italian tomatoes, drained and chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper
How to make this recipe
In a deep 12-inch skillet, heat the olive oil until shimmering. Add the pancetta slices and cook over moderate heat, turning occasionally, until browned and crisp, about 6 minutes. Transfer the pancetta to a work surface and chop finely. Reserve the skillet and fat.
In a large bowl, mix the pancetta with the eggs, pecorino cheese, bread crumbs, 6 tablespoons of the parsley and half of the minced garlic. Season with 1/2 teaspoon each of salt and pepper.
Working with 1 piece of lamb at a time, place the meat on a work surface between two sheets of plastic wrap and pound it into a roughly 4-by-6-inch rectangle, 1/4 inch thick. Spoon the filling onto each pounded piece of lamb, leaving a 1-inch border on one of the shorter sides. Starting on the shorter end, press the filling to compact it slightly and roll the lamb into a tight cylinder. Tuck in any loose flaps of lamb and tie up the rolls with kitchen string.
Set the skillet over moderately high heat until the fat shimmers. Add the lamb rolls in a single layer and cook, turning occasionally, until browned all over, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer the lamb rolls to a large plate. Add the onion to the skillet and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until softened, about 8 minutes. Add the remaining garlic and cook until fragrant. Add the tomato paste and cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Pour in the wine and simmer until slightly reduced, scraping up any browned bits stuck to the bottom of the skillet, about 3 minutes. Add the water, chopped tomatoes, crushed red pepper and a pinch of salt.
Return the lamb rolls and any accumulated juices to the skillet and bring to a boil. Cover tightly and simmer over moderately low heat until the lamb is tender, about 1 1/2 hours. Transfer the lamb to a deep platter, cover with foil and keep warm.
Boil the sauce over high heat, stirring, until slightly thickened, about 5 minutes. Pour over the lamb rolls, sprinkle with the remaining parsley and serve.
Make Ahead
The lamb rolls can be refrigerated in their sauce for up to 3 days.
Suggested Pairing
Serve with Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, made from the grape of the same name and known for its cherrylike fruit flavors and firm acidity.


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Leftover Turkey: Mini Tourtes de Dindes! Turkey and Vegetable Pie Mini Casseroles Michelin-starred chef Christian Constant has revived the use of Cocottes, or small iron casseroles dishes at his new and aptly named restaurant, 'Les Cocottes'. The recipes are original and delicious, from cold layered starters to hearty winter main courses, to apple crumble a' la cocotte for dessert.Read More


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Taking place seven years after the original Castlevania, this installment takes a rather large departure from what fans knew from the first title. Simon is on a pilgrimage to visit his family's resting place and meets a lady that tells him that Dracula has placed a curse on the Belmont family (bummer). Unlike the first title, Simon's Quest is more of an adventure title than action oriented – Simon can talk with townsfolk and learn details and information about what to do, where to go/avoid and generally get cryptic tips (par for the course of an adventure title).
This was my first real interaction with the Castlevania series. I dabbled with the first one at a friends house but not enough to really form an opinion on it other than I would rather play Super Mario Bros (and I still stand by that stance to this day). Simon's Quest was more my style, it was easy to play, the game play changed when the game world went from day to night and there was a lot of interaction with the characters in the game. Rather than obliterating everything in your path like the first and third titles, here there were shops, different directions to go in if one area is too tough, turn around and more.
There is somewhat of a Metroid vibe with the levels of Simon's Quest, not to the point that the maps sprawl up and down but they do go left and right for long periods and sometimes ending in a dead end that requires serious interaction with the townsfolk to figure out what to do next. Simon's Quest also carries a bad taste with it for many fans of the series due to its departure from straight action. For gamers like me though, that is a good reason to give it a try if the other Castlevania titles on NES are too "tough" or action based for your tastes.
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Issues and concerns of microscopic calibration process at different network levels : case study of Pacific Motorway
Rahman, Mamun, Bevrani, Kaveh, & Chung, Edward (2011) Issues and concerns of microscopic calibration process at different network levels : case study of Pacific Motorway. In Australasian Transport Research Forum 2011, 28 - 30 September 2011, Adelaide Hilton Hotel, Adelaid, SA.
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Calibration process in micro-simulation is an extremely complicated phenomenon. The difficulties are more prevalent if the process encompasses fitting aggregate and disaggregate parameters e.g. travel time and headway. The current practice in calibration is more at aggregate level, for example travel time comparison. Such practices are popular to assess network performance. Though these applications are significant there is another stream of micro-simulated calibration, at disaggregate level. This study will focus on such microcalibration exercise-key to better comprehend motorway traffic risk level, management of variable speed limit (VSL) and ramp metering (RM) techniques. Selected section of Pacific Motorway in Brisbane will be used as a case study. The discussion will primarily incorporate the critical issues encountered during parameter adjustment exercise (e.g. vehicular, driving behaviour) with reference to key traffic performance indicators like speed, lane distribution and headway; at specific motorway points. The endeavour is to highlight the utility and implications of such disaggregate level simulation for improved traffic prediction studies. The aspects of calibrating for points in comparison to that for whole of the network will also be briefly addressed to examine the critical issues such as the suitability of local calibration at global scale. The paper will be of interest to transport professionals in Australia/New Zealand where micro-simulation in particular at point level, is still comparatively a less explored territory in motorway management.
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Brendan, I was disappointed to see your letter to Xeni in which you argued that deep-linking should be prohibited. The question of whether a copyright holder has the right to control who gets to publish the location of his files is a simple one to answer: he should not. If you believe that a copyright holder has to the right to decide who is allowed to tell you where his publicly available files live, you're saying that all the other user rights in copyright -- parody, samplying, criticism, etc -- are necessarily at the rightholder's sufferance. These rights can't be exercised without the fundamental freedom to repeat the true fact about the location of this file or that. You -- and everyone else who borrows liberally from the blogosphere, myself included -- are a tremendous beneficiary of the principle that has prevailed since the first web-page went live: no one can control inbound linking by legal means. This is in the RFC for the Web. It's in the RFC for the RSS. I don't buy for one second the argument that because this challenges your ability to turn your radio program into something else, the entire web should change directions and adopt a new norm: "You may only include a hyperlink if the person who controls that file isn't worried about his business-model." There are LOTS of people who could have new business-models if fundamental internet freedoms, like the freedom to link to any URL that will serve back a page, were abolished or rewritten. A competitor to Google that hired a million phone-monkeys to make sure that they had *permission* to link to everything in the search-engine's database could come into existence with a radically reduced index and then get the law to get rid of the superior resource we have in Google. I respect your desire to move to "other platforms" but if the platform you're headed for is the Web, you need to actually formulate a coherent plan that doesn't start by removing the Web's most fundamental premise: that anyone can link to anything. The plan you seem to have formulated, one where I can't include a URL from your server without your permission, is NOT a Web-platform business-model. It's a business model that throws out the Web in favor of an AOL-style network. No one but TAL (or you) is making any files available if I publish an RSS feed with your deep links in them. Describing hte location where a file lives is not making them available -- not in the legal sense, or the technical sense, or the commonsense sense. I hope you'll reconsider this idea and look beyond the immediate interest of wanting to be able to maximize your show's gain and to the health of the Internet and the open source ethos whence you have taken your inspiration. And further to this: If someone decided to grab our publicly available, CC-licensed mp3 files and re-distribute them in a different way than we'd planned (say, filtering out everything but shows about Iraq) I can imagine we'd have a problem with it. First of all, you have gravely misunderstood what CC licenses permit. You have granted permission for someone to do *exactly* this by using a CC license. Second of all, what if someone were to compile a printed index listing the URLs of all the shows that don't talk about Iraq? Do you seriously mean to say that you think that publishing such an index is wrong? All an RSS feed is is a collection of URLs. References.Update: Brendan Greeley's reply after the jump.
Cory - I'm a little shocked to find myself suddenly on the wrong side of a set of issues we've championed since the beginning of this show; I certainly don't advocate an AOL-style Internet, and I do understand the consequences of the CC licenses that we've embraced in our show and on our site. I couldn't prevent anyone from deep-linking to an mp3, nor would I try to. Hence the phrasing "I can imagine we'd have a problem with it" and not "I'd send a sharply worded cease-and-desist letter." If I was unclear about it, the world can, indeed, deep-link to our files. It's right there in the license. With BB's exposure, in fact, I'm sure I'll see it happening now in the next twenty-five minutes. What I'm getting at is that the nature of what a radio show IS is changing. Until ten years ago it a sound file only: on tape or live over the radio. The "feed" for this show was the simple knowledge that if you turned your radio on every Tuesday at 9:00 PM, you'd hear the newest installment of the same program. The only content of this feed was the audio itself. As radio producers adopted the Internet, this model continued: what radio produced was audio -- perhaps streamed on demand -- and only the audio mattered. Podcasting, though, offers a number of additional buckets of content that can complement this audio. iTunes displays a program description, for example, that comes from the RSS feed and not the ID3 tags of the file itself. What if I were to include a clue for each night's show that ONLY displayed in the program description? The program description, the feed description, this is content that we produce; it's a part of the shape of our show. By creating your own RSS feed of the audio files, you are in effect saying "You, radio show, provide only audio files. I will do the rest." But the rest, that's part of the brand and footprint of our show in a way that didn't used to be true for radio. Is it legal to decide for yourself that you're going to shape everything about our show past the audio file? Sure. Have at it. But does it restrict our ability to determine what our show looks like in a new environment? Yes. We get almost 8,000 downloads of every show; the data in our podcast RSS feed -- the show descriptions that we all collaborate on -- is as much a part of our brand as the Chris Lydon intros you hear on FM radio every night. This isn't an issue of business models; we don't charge for our content at all. It's an issue of the transformative nature of RSS that I think is still unresolved. What's pretty cut-and-dried for TAL -- they don't provide mp3s without at least a bit of hacking, and they don't use a CC license -- is a little trickier for us. I'm perfectly willing for people to grab our mp3 files and do what they will with them, but I do think it's fair to point out to anyone who might hack an RSS feed of our show that the consequences for us are greater than just redirecting the files themselves. Look, we signed on to Creative Commons, we believe in it and I'm not going to lose any sleep if someone creates a new RSS feed. And I'm a little worried now that this is going to go down on the Internet as my manifesto, which it's most definitely not. But I'd appreciate it if you'd post at least some of this as a response; I'm a little worried that something got misunderstood.


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I am pleased.
I am pleased.
I was 3 when the Reds won in '75. From that moment on, I have been a Reds fan, despite living in Kansas for the last 30+ years.
My oldest son is 4, and we get to share this. I can't describe how happy that makes me.
Shock the world, boys.
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"I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful
Anyone else disappointed FSN took off the coverage...I could watch that for another 24 hours.
"Today was the byproduct of us thinking we can come back from anything." - Joey Votto after blowing a 10-1 lead and holding on for the 12-11 win on 8/25/2010.
I start 2nd shift thursday...just in time for the Reds first playoff game in 15 years. BAH!
I might have to wear my shooting ear muffs and some kind of blinders until I can reach my DVR.
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"Sit over here next to Johnathan (Bench)...sit right here, he's smart."--Sparky Anderson
Seriously, could anyone have drew it up any better? Edinson Volquez pitches a great game. Joey Votto had a big hit in the sixth inning. Scott Rolen followed with one of the best atbats of the season to draw a walk. Drew Stubbs made an epic catch to rob Carlos Lee of a 2-run HR. Aroldis Chapman threw a dominant 1-2-3 inning and picked up the win, and Jay Bruce, the budding superstart hit the walk-off HR to clinch the 2010 NL Central. Amazing!
I am so happy to be here!
I will never forget September 28th, 2010.
Sorry Mark "Daddy Wags" Wagner aint here to celebrate. Then again, maybe he and Nuxie are somewhere celebrating.
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FYI Jay Bruce is set to be interviewed on the midnight Baseball tonight.
I don't know about you guys, but with all the other awesome stuff that went on tonight, seeing Eric Davis celebrating in the clubhouse with the current team just seemed fitting. That right there made me think that maybe, just maybe this could be our year (and hopefully every year after this).
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The arguments for a 5000-seat convention hall have not been spelt out.
When the Melbourne Exhibition Centre opened in February 1996, it was meant to solve the city's lack of a grand space for the holding of conventions and exhibitions. Soon dubbed "Jeff's Shed" after then premier Jeff Kennett, the exhibition space was to complement the 2200-seat convention centre opened across the river in 1990. It was hailed at the time as the largest convention facility in Australia and among the largest in the world. The exhibition centre has 30,000 square metres of open floor space - the largest such single-floor, pillarless exhibition area in the southern hemisphere. The combined spaces were meant to give Melbourne an advantage over other Australian cities in attracting the lucrative convention trade. The convention circuit is worth money to the host city. A study by the Bureau of Tourism Research in 2000 revealed that convention delegates' expenditure in Melbourne amounted to some $1.1 billion a year - the equivalent of 1.2 per cent of Victoria's gross domestic product. But according to the Melbourne Convention and Visitors' Bureau, the city has since lost convention business to other cities because it does not have a facility big enough.
That is the argument of those who back the building of an even larger convention centre: Victoria is missing out on the cream of the conventions because its facilities are too small. Conventions, it appears, are getting bigger. In order to attract the larger events, there is a need for a plenary hall capable of holding at least 5000 delegates. It is anticipated that the State Government will announce the go-ahead for a proposal for a new, privately built and leased back convention centre adjacent to the exhibition building as part of its April statement today. The project has the backing of a diverse range of bodies including the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, elements of the medical profession, the Restaurant and Caterers' Association and, notably, Lord Mayor John So. If the project is to go ahead, it will also need an injection of infrastructure funding from the Melbourne City Council.
There are two issues here. First, if Melbourne commits to building a new centre, estimated to cost more than $300 million, will this solve the problem and for how long? Will it be necessary in 10 years' time to build a 10,000 seat auditorium - or will large conventions fall from fashion, leaving the city with a large but empty auditorium? Second, there must be some question as to whether this is the major project that Melbourne and Victoria needs ahead of many others. Other projects such as the Showgrounds redevelopment, the Monash University synchrotron and the Mitcham-Frankston Freeway have so far generated more controversy than potential income. The case for yet another big project has yet to be made out in detail. Now is the time for the Government to do so.


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There is no global time limit on preservation of mortgage servicing records which covers all loan servicing agents. The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) requires that mortgage lenders and servicers retain HUD1 statements for five years. 24 CFR 3500.10, but that does not respond to your specific question. The IRS can audit income records forever. IRC 6501(c). However, the National Archivist destroys IRS returns after no more than seven years to save storage space. Therefore, the only real limitation on a servicer maintaining its payment record is that seven-year document destruction deadline. You may have received your three-year number based upon the number of years during which a taxpayer can use records to amend an existing tax return. IRC 6511(a). However, from the lender/servicer's viewpoint, payment records are income, not expenses, so the three-year limitation period is inapplicable. Hope this helps.
the information i supplied was found on the net and was in the form of i think a 12 usc --- but the same wording was also found in somthing from the occ think it was sec 49 somthing
the ting here is is that wells fargo does not have the first 8 years of the payment history 86-94 only part of 94 to 2013 the above question relates to there leagl responsibilty to maintain accurate records of a mortgage in prosess not to mention all the 7 preveious servicers of the loan
does this help
thanks for the response the 1st answer i already had a handle on 2nd answer is closer to the one I am looking for
the 12 cfr regulation is were i was informed that a lender most keep accurate and concise records from the beginning of the mortgage until the loan is satisfied plus 3 yrs
also in my quest for information i read that the occ i think that they now handle the to big to fail banks that they in there part 49 section 49 how ever they classify regulations it has almost the same wording
currently i am in a battle with wells fargo they lost the first 8 yrs of my payment history
also misapplied i think funds to the wrong places as well as sending me a refund in march 2013 of 880$ from money collected during the period of around 2002-2007 with a note saying they admit no wrong doing and this is a one time curtsy refund.
I realize that as a lawyer you get compensated for your intellectual knowledge
i am increasing the amount of payment offered
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were are you located what county
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as to were you are located you are a lawyer and i may need one or perhaps one for advice so this is sort of like a test drive i like the your style you have re the ratings snip iti have always said if you ask a question or make a statement if you do not like the answer next time do not ask a question however i did not understand how this site works that is way i increased the amount of payment to you
this thing between me and wells fargo is getting hot the legal abyss is mind blowing so therefore question and trying to find the answers is well how and were did they catalog this topic (no you do not want a lawyer you want an attorney)
thank you for the answers to the above now I have more questions I will rate your service a excellent which it is now for the future i would like to keep the dialog going, how do i return to you as you will be most familiar with whats going on
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1. You must choose only ONE of your OCs. Do it again if you wanna use another OC. 2. Your OC must answer every question as truthfully as possible.
3. Title the journal as "OCs Quiz (your OCs name)".
4. When you're done, tag as many people as you want.
5. Have fun!!!
1. Hi! What's your real name and nickname?
Victrola... many mistake it for Victoria.
2. Interesting... what's your current age?
In reality, I'm only about a year old. Although, I look to be in my early twenties. Morphs are odd like that.
3. Uh huh. What's your favorite food?
Hmm.... my favorite food would have to be pot roast, with A1 sauce on the side.
4. And your favorite drink?
Iced Tea is my favorite beverage.
5. Confession time! Who's your crush/lover?
I have no one... I haven't been 'alive' long enough to find anyone.
6. Aww! Have you two kissed yet?
Are you deaf? I said I have no crush or lover and never have. So, I've never kissed anyone.
7. Classic question! What's your favorite colour?
Black, as if it's not obvious.
8. Who's your favorite author?
Readings not actually my thing... I'm more of a music girl.
9. Now what's your biggest fear?
Being pushed aside for a newer gen. Ipod...
10. *stifles a giggle* I'm not laughing *bursts out laughing* Sorry. Any siblings?
I have no biological siblings, but I do see Gabriella-chan as a little sister.
11. Almost, it's only twenty questions. Who's your hero?
Hero? Never thought of that...
12. Ok, who is your worst enemy?
I don't have enemies. Hating someone is just a waist of them.
13. What would you do if your hero and your worst enemy got together?
Once again, are you not listening to me?
14. Interesting... what would you do if you met your creator?
The person who made me as a iPod, or the person who drew me? Because I already met her.
15. Okay, I'll contact them right now. Done! Now, what do you want to be when you grow up?
I guess I'll just continue to be a iPod nano... but I'd love to be a singer!
16. What's your worst nightmare?
Dieing and no one ever charging me. DX
17. What's your lifelong dream?
To become famous and sing lovely songs such as those I play on a daily basis.
18. What would you do if your lifelong dream came true?
I'd be a very happy iPod?
19. Ok, where's your favorite place to relax?
Somewhere quiet, where my music plays in the background.
20. Last question! What do you spend most of your time doing?
Singing, composing, and listening to music. It's my life.
21. We're done! Now tag whoever you want. DO IT!
Umm.... Silver already tagged everyone I can think of. o3o


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Jun 5, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff WriterDiana K. Soundingsides has died of injuries she suffered in Thursday night's rollover crash that killed Edward L. Wadda, both of Fort Washakie, on Interstate 25 between Casper and Buffalo.
Family members and the Wyoming Highway Patrol reported that Soundingsides, 22, died Saturday at Wyoming Medical Center in Casper.
Wadda, who worked as the Eastern Shoshone Tribe's liaison to Gov. Matt Mead's office, died in the crash at about 8:44 p.m. Thursday, May 31, roughly 16 miles north of Kaycee, the Wyoming Highway Patrol reported Friday afternoon.
The agency reported the crash happened when Wadda, driving a 2003 white Ford SUV southbound on the interstate, swerved to avoid a deer that ran into the roadway. The vehicle entered the median and Wadda overcorrected, causing the Ford to roll two-and-a-half times before coming to rest on its top.
Wadda, 42, died at the scene. Unrestrained passengers Soundingsides and Frank Hogan, 30, of Fort Washakie, both riding in the vehicle's second row of seats, were ejected during the crash, according to authorities.
Medical personnel transported Hogan and Soundingsides for treatment due to unspecified injuries at the time, according to authorities.
Another passenger, Mary Soundingsides, for whom the agency did not list an age and residence, wore a seat belt and suffered minor injuries.
Funeral services for Wadda are at noon on Wednesday, June 6, at Rocky Mountain Hall at Fort Washakie. Burial will be in the Sacajawea Cemetery at Fort Washakie. A wake began at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, at Rocky Mountain Hall.
Funeral services for Diana Soundingsides are at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 7, at the Wyoming Indian High School gym in Ethete. Interment will follow at the Willow Family Cemetery in Ethete.
A rosary is planned at the school gym on Wednesday, June 6, with a wake to follow at the SoundingSides residence, 11 LoneBear Lane in Ethete.
Her family called Wadda a "friend and mentor" of Soundingsides, who was a standout basketball player for Wyoming Indian High School. Soundingsides's obituary lists Hogan as her companion.
The vehicle's occupants had been attending activities associated with the South Dakota-Wyoming all-star basketball game in Gillette when the crash happened while returning home to Fort Washakie, Wadda's sister, Deanne Large, said last week.
The group had been attending all-star game events with John Soundingsides, Diana's brother, a star basketball player last season at Wyoming Indian High School.
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Sometimes I wish I was her. The perfect mom. The one I see when I'm dropping off my girls to preschool. She's so put together, in her trendy outfit and make-up expertly applied. Wearing those cute high heels I saw at the mall the other day. The ones that were so hip, so expensive, so wrong for me.She's gives a perfect kiss to her perfect kid and is off to work at her important job, making some sort of contribution to society. She walks off with such confidence and assurance, KNOWING she knows … [Read more...]
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Police have arrested an 18-year-old Davenport man on charges he shot into a crowd outside NorthPark Mall last month.
Donovan R. Dean of 1105 Oneida Ave. was booked into the Scott County Jail on Sunday on a charge of intimidation with a dangerous weapon, a Class C felony punishable in Iowa by up to 10 years in prison upon conviction.
Officers were dispatched to the Davenport mall at 6:35 p.m. April 6 after a fight between several people broke out in the food court, police said.
The fight spilled outside of the mall, with the participants leaving the mall through the south entrance at the food court.
Police said Dean was observed by multiple witnesses, armed and firing a handgun, according to the arrest affidavit. Police said Dean was involved in the fight inside the foot court just moments before, adding he was throwing chairs at some people. The people fled outside and west across the mall parking lot, trying to get away from Dean, police said.
Dean brought his revolver up to what's referred to as a "point shoulder position" and fired two shots at the fleeing people, police said.
Among the witnesses standing close to Dean when he fired the weapon was a family of a mother, father and a 5-year-old, police said.
In the first three months of the year, Davenport police have responded to about 360 calls to NorthPark Mall, including 84 thefts and five assaults, police records show.


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It's snowing in Chile and conditions are looking prime for the second annual Valle Nevado Image Quest photo camp, presented by Lan Airlines. Set for August 9-16, 2013, this unique experience is a must-attend for everyone from those considering a career as a pro ski photographer to enthusiastic amateurs who want to develop their skills to take pro-level photography.
Developed by Tom Winter in collaboration with POWDER Senior Photographer Grant Gunderson, the camp is designed to give a comprehensive overview of the secrets of becoming a published photographer, with an emphasis on fast tracking participants' skills and approach so that attendees are ready to jump start their careers as a pros.
"I wish I had had a camp like this when I started," says founding instructor Grant Gunderson. "It took me two years to figure out everything that we teach in one week."
"If you've ever dreamed of seeing you photos in magazines, or just want to be able to shoot amazing images of skiing that you can print and hang on your walls, this is the camp for you," adds Image Quest instructor Tom Winter. "In one week we'll lay the foundation for participants to take their photography to the next level. Regardless if you're shooting for personal satisfaction or trying to get published, Image Quest will help you meet and exceed your goals."
Based out of Chile's best ski area, Valle Nevado, the camp enjoys unparalleled access to a wide variety of terrain. "Valle Nevado is special," says Winter. "It's possible to shoot all sorts of different types of terrain here, from massive couliors to open bowls to phenomenal scenic shots. The access is fast and easy, and the resort is high on a ridge surrounded by the Andes. When it comes to photographing skiing, doesn't get much better than this."
During the camp, participants will spend their days on snow shooting athletes and testing a variety of next year's gear, courtesy of ActiveJunky.com, the official gear supplier of Image Quest. ActiveJunky will provide jackets, pants and other skiwear for the camp. At the end of each day, there will be a series of intimate seminars that cover everything from working with magazine photo editors to workflow management using software tools such as Lightroom and Photoshop.
"We look at everything from low-fidelity photography using cell phones to how to best submit your portfolio to a magazine editor to developing and marketing yourself as a brand," says Winter. "We'll also examine the use of flashes, indoor and lifestyle photography and simple video editing tools."
This year's instructors include Winter, who brings more than 20 years experience as an editor, writer, and photographer in the ski industry to the camp. Tom was the founding editor of Freeze Magazine and has held editorial positions at both POWDER and Freeskier Magazines. A three-time winner of the Howard Hirsch award for ski photography, Tom's work has been published by ESPN, The Los Angeles Times, Outside Magazine and many editorial and commercial clients. In addition to his photography and writing, Tom is an accomplished ski mountaineer, with first descents on mountains in Europe, North America and South America, including Chimborazo (6,268m/20,564 feet) and Cotopaxi (5,897m/19,347feet).
He'll be joined by Nils Schlebusch and Keri Bascetta. With an eye for detail and lighting, Nils has done everything from shooting high fashion in NYC to the beaches of Spain to rural Cuba. His portfolio includes blue chip clients such as Conde Nast Traveler (UK), Conde Nast Traveler (Spain), Travel + Leisure, American Express Custom Publishing, FHM Magazine and the Ritz Carlton Residences.
Bascetta joins Image Quest this year as guest instructor. Her wide-ranging experience includes director of photography for SKI & Skiing Magazines, as well as photo editor for Warren Miller Entertainment. During her tenure at Ski, Kerri's photo direction and editing earned recognition American Photography and SPD. Currently a freelance photographer, Keri's studio, travel and portrait work has been published in SKI Magazine, Skiing Magazine, Elevation Outdoors and Freeskier. Most recently, she has acted as associate producer for Picture Society and as a judge for the Arc'teryx Deep Winter photo competition in Whistler. She will also serve as a judge for the PDN's upcoming Great Outdoors Photo Contest this spring.
For more information about Image Quest, contact Tom Winter at 303-525-7767 or email@example.com.


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Sim-ASOIAF is an online, community driven role playing game that relies on it's user base to create and shape the world in which they play in.
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An easy way for us members to chat without problems, and an easier way to talk to others personally. Make new friends and have fun!!
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A fantasy role play site inspired by the Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire series. Choose your house and live or die in Westeros. by your own choices.
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