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A Chinese state-run newspaper on Wednesday called on Beijing to "teach Canberra a lesson" after Australian tycoon and politician Clive Palmer labelled the Communist government "mongrels" who "shoot their own people" in a televised tirade.
The flamboyant mining baron, who is locked in a long-running dispute over royalties and port operations with a state-controlled Chinese company, also called the Chinese "bastards" who "want to take over this country".
In an editorial, the Global Times, a newspaper owned by the Communist Party's mouthpiece the People's Daily, urged Beijing to take "solid actions to punish him".
It labelled the billionaire's comments as "rampant rascality" showing "Australian society has an unfriendly attitude toward China".
"China must let those prancing provocateurs know how much of a price they pay when they deliberately rile us," it said.
Beijing should cut off all business contacts with Palmer, ban him and his senior executives from China, and could impose sanctions on all Australian firms that have dealings with him, it added.
The paper's Chinese edition carried a similar editorial.
It also ran a news story about Palmer's comments on its front page -- including his description of the authorities as killing their own citizens, which could be taken as a reference to the Tiananmen Square crackdown of 1989, rarely mentioned by Chinese official media.
Palmer was elected to parliament last year as head of the Palmer United Party.
China is Australia's biggest trading partner, and Canberra's foreign minister Julie Bishop called Palmer's outburst "offensive, unnecessary and unacceptable for a member of parliament", while Treasurer Joe Hockey said the comments were "hugely damaging".
The Global Times, which often takes a nationalist tone, said that China "must teach Canberra a lesson for sabotaging a bilateral relationship".
It accused Australia of engaging in "hooligan politics" by politically "embracing the US and Japan", which is embroiled in bitter rows with China over wartime history and disputed islands, while "raking up economic profits" from Beijing.
"This situation is making it a radical 'double-dealer' among all the nations which have relationships with China," it said, adding Australia "must be marginalised in China's global strategy".
"Canberra boasts about itself having so-called strategic values, most of which, however, are created out of its own delusions," it said.
China's official Xinhua news agency also slammed Palmer as a "rotten apple", but adopted a softer tone on Sino-Australian relations.
The politician's outburst was "out of personal interests and by no means represents the mainstream voice of Australia", it said in a commentary.
The mining magnate had changed his opinion on China depending on his business interests, it said, adding that in 2011 he even blasted Canberra for "radically" discriminating against Chinese investment when he "received large amounts of money" from a partnership with Chinese firms.
"From this perspective, Palmer's irresponsible outburst should be taken with a grain of salt," it said.
State-owned Citic is mining for magnetite iron ore on Palmer's sprawling Australian Mardie Station cattle farm under a 25-year lease.
But the two sides have clashed over what share of the proceeds are owed to the Australian businessman and whether his company, Mineralogy, is the legal operator of the project's export terminal at Port Preston.
Citic has also accused Mineralogy of siphoning off millions of dollars from a business bank account to fund Palmer's election campaign, which the mogul has denied.
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Biopharma ? Switzerland Sector Report Biotechnology Switzerland Produced by: Michael Tomsett, Senior Project Manager, Inward Investment UK Trade & Investment British Embassy Berne, Switzerland Last revised August 2009 Whereas every effort has been made to ensure that the information given in this document is accurate, neither UK Trade & Investment nor its parent Departments (the Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform, and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office), accept liability for any errors, omissions or misleading statements, and no warranty is given or responsibility accepted as to the standing of any individual, firm, company or other organisation mentioned. Published August 2009 by UK Trade & Investment. Crown Copyright © www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Biopharma ? Switzerland Table of Contents OVERVIEW 3 OPPORTUNITIES 4 CHARACTERISTICS OF MARKET 5 KEY METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS 5 MORE DETAILED SECTOR REPORTS 5 PUBLICATIONS 5 EVENTS 6 CONTACT LISTS 7 SOURCES 8 www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 2 of 8 Biopharma ? Switzerland OVERVIEW Switzerland has a population of 7.5 million, has the second-most competitive economy in the (1) world and is the most competitive economy in Europe . Switzerland maintains a leading position in the global pharmaceutical and biotech industries. The city of Basle is a European centre of ?big pharma?, and the country?s strong biotech industry is nearing maturity. Switzerland is an advanced pharmaceutical market. Per-capita expenditure on drugs is among the highest in the world. Consumption centres around patented pharmaceuticals, with Switzerland providing a ready market for cutting-edge therapies. Meanwhile, high levels of out- of-pocket expenditure have resulted in the development of a mature and competitive consumer (2) health sector . Major global pharmaceutical companies Roche and Novartis are headquartered in Basle. Mid- sized companies such as Merck-Serono and Actelion are backed up by a ?long tail? of small-to- medium sized enterprises. Revenue from pharmaceuticals in 2007 amounted to CHF 95bn (approx. £55bn). Swiss pharmaceutical companies? spending on research and development is (3) high, with 22% of revenue being re-invested in R&D . The Swiss biotechnology industry has an annual turnover of over CHF 8bn (approximately £4.7bn) and employs nearly 17,000 people, more than a third of the European industry total. Swiss biotech company revenues account for 40% of the European total. In 2007 Switzerland counted 220 companies, the highest density per capita worldwide. Of this total, 70% are biotech developers and the remainder supply the core industry. The majority of Swiss biotechs were founded before 2001. Ernst & Young state that despite the financial crisis, Swiss biotech is (4) booming. The main focus of both the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries in Switzerland is on human life sciences, with residual activity in agrochemical and industrial biotechnology. Switzerland offers world-leading standards of technology transfer between higher education institutions and industry, facilitating innovation, high quality and sustainable growth. More than 300 research groups at universities and institutions underpin industry, and a range of government programmes are in place to maintain these efficiencies. The Swiss Government has identified biotechnology as a key sector for future development. www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 3 of 8 Biopharma ? Switzerland OPPORTUNITIES The Swiss market comprises a spread of company types, ranging from ?big pharma? and other larger-sized biopharma companies to small-to-medium sized companies and start-ups. In general, Swiss companies are open to international partnerships and cooperation. Because of the strengths of indigenous industry, opportunities for British companies are mainly in areas of scientific/technological collaboration, and supply of services: ? Human life sciences are the key focus in Switzerland and as elsewhere, ?big pharma? is continually searching for new compounds and molecules, drug delivery technologies, research technology platforms and latest know-how in drug discovery technology. Interest is rising in the area of nutraceuticals. ? While Switzerland does have a thriving contract research services base, there are opportunities for British contract research organisations to demonstrate competitive advantage in this area. ? There are opportunities for British companies to supply instrumentation, systems and equipment. ? Finance institutions may also find opportunities in Switzerland. While Switzerland is renowned for its indigenous financial institutions and there is a good supply of funding within the Swiss biopharma industry, raising capital this year has not been easy for the Swiss life sciences industry. The relatively high number of start-up companies and the high cashflow ?burn? of biotechnology companies may provide opportunities for British business investors seeking to invest Swiss francs. ? Since the financial crisis, the UK-Swiss (GBP-CHF) exchange rate has been severely affected. The UK industry now combines its traditional high quality with a distinct cost advantage. This impacts on all aspects of life sciences work, though in particular the contract research and supplies businesses will be positively affected. UKTI publishes international business opportunities gathered by our network of British Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates worldwide. These opportunities appear in the Opportunities portlet on the relevant sector and country pages on the UKTI website. By setting up a profile you can be alerted by email when relevant new opportunities are published. New or updated alert profiles can be set in My Account on the website. www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 4 of 8 Biopharma ? Switzerland CHARACTERISTICS OF MARKET Biotech and pharma enjoy a favourable regulatory and administrative environment in Switzerland. Product registration cycles are short and innovative drugs, biotech products and services enjoy easy access to the markets. Switzerland has good contractual relations with the European Union and in many cases legislation is harmonised. The Swiss Stock Exchange (SWX) is a leading market in Europe and a potential source of funds for biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Swiss companies typically have considerable financial strength and invest significantly in R&D. They are global in their outlook and favourable to international business relationships. KEY METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS The best way to approach biopharma companies in Switzerland is to visit the market for face to face meetings. The British Embassy in Berne is happy to assist British companies make necessary arrangements. Business Culture: Swiss diaries fill up months in advance so make appointments in good time. It is important to be clear about the purpose of any meeting. Most senior businesspeople speak English, especially in biotech and pharma companies, but it is important to check in advance. Punctuality is very important in Switzerland and it is vital to arrive at appointments on time. Normal office hours are 08.00-17.00 and people do take a lunch break. Switzerland is one hour ahead of the UK. Switzerland is not a member of the EU. The national currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF). The current rate of exchange to the British Pound is 1.7 (July 2009), a twenty-year-plus low. Further background information on doing business in Switzerland can be found on UKTI?s website. Simply go to the Swiss country page where you will find further information on Switzerland. MORE DETAILED SECTOR REPORTS Research is critical when considering new markets. UKTI provides market research services which can help UK companies doing business overseas including: ? Overseas Market Introduction Service (OMIS). Bespoke research into potential markets, and support during your visits overseas ? Export Marketing Research Scheme. In-depth and subsidised service administered by the British chambers of Commerce on behalf of UKTI Contact your local International Trade Advisor if you are interested in accessing these services, or for general advice in developing your export strategy. PUBLICATIONS Ernst & Young produce an annual report on the Swiss Biotech Sector. For further information please visit www.ey.com/ch www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 5 of 8 Biopharma ? Switzerland EVENTS Biotech in Europe Investor Forum 14-15 September 2009 Zurich, Switzerland ?Annual European event for investing in biotech, with over 400 investors present.? For more information: www.sachsforum.com/zurich09/index.html th 8 BioValley Life Sciences Week 13-16 October 2008 Basle, Switzerland ?A platform for experts and executives of the economic region, in which strategies and innovations in the domain of Life Sciences can be discussed and debated.? For more information: www.biovalley.ch MipTec 13-15 October 2009 Basle, Switzerland ?Innovative science & technology for drug discovery, highlighting latest breakthroughs.? For more information: www.miptec.com NanoBiotech Montreux 16-18 November 2008 Montreux, Switzerland th ?12 annual conference at the frontier of micro and nanotech apps for biosciences.? For more information: www.nanotech-montreux.com European Antibody Congress 30 November-2 December 2009 Geneva, Switzerland ?Europe?s leading antibody conference, a knowledge experience, business meeting and marketplace?. For more information: http://www.terrapinn.com/2009/antibodyeu/ BioSquare 1-2 February 2010 Geneva, Switzerland ?During the last eight years BioSquare has become the most attended biotech partnering conference in Europe. This two-day event features panels, workshops and company presentations.? Biosquare alternates location annually between Basle, Switzerland, and Lyon, France. For more information: www.biosquare.com www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 6 of 8 Biopharma ? Switzerland (5) For a more detailed listing of Swiss biopharma events please consult: www.swissbiotech.org/events/ CONTACT LISTS Useful addresses for Biopharma in Switzerland: BioValley www.biovalley.ch Basle region life sciences cluster organisation BioAlps www.bioalps.org Lake Geneva region life science cluster organisation BioPolo Ticino www.biopolo.ch Italian-speaking Switzerland?s life sciences cluster organisation Swiss Biotech Association www.swissbiotech.org National industry association Swiss Life Sciences www.swisslifesciences.com Comprehensive Swiss life sciences company database Swiss Group of Chemical Industries www.sgci.ch National industry association covering the pharmaceutical and chemical industries UK Trade & Investment?s International Trade Advisers can provide you with essential and impartial advice on all aspects of international trade. Every UK region also has dedicated sector specialists who can provide advice tailored to your industry. You can trace your nearest adviser by entering your postcode into the Local Office Database on the homepage of our website. For new and inexperienced exporters, our Passport to Export process will take you through the mechanics of exporting. An International Trade Adviser will provide professional advice on a range of services, including financial subsidies, export documentation, contacts in overseas markets, overseas visits, translating marketing material, e-commerce, subsidised export training and market research. www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 7 of 8 Biopharma ? Switzerland SOURCES (1) World Economic Forum, Global Competitiveness Report 2008-2009 www.gcr.weforum.org (2) Switzerland Pharaceuticals & Healthcare Report 2009, Business Monitor www.businessmonitor.com/pharma/switzerland.html (3) 2007 Industry Overview, SGCI Chemical & Pharma Association Switzerland www.sgci.ch/plugin/article/sgci/10675 (4) Swiss Biotech Report 2009, Swiss Biotech Association/Ernst & Young www.swissbiotech.org/swiss_biotech_report_2009/ (5) Swiss Biotech Association website www.swissbiotech.org www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk Page 8 of 8


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The Rough Guide to Modern Malaysian Science Fiction and Fantasy
The question of what exactly constitutes modern Malaysian science fiction and fantasy cannot be answered without first addressing the integral question; "Does science fiction and fantasy writing exist in Malaysia?" This post is not aimed at being a definitive guide to particular literary forms but it will endeavour to sketch out a map to show that the writing exists in unexpected guises and places.
At first glance, a fertile potential exists; in Malaysia the past and the future are integrated. Kuala Lumpur International Airport and The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, the tallest twin buildings in the world, are coruscating, iconic and futuristic. Travel away from Kuala Lumpur and experience the old and rural; the historical city of Malacca, the island of Penang, the villages and beaches in the north, the archipelago of Langkawi and the rainforests in East Malaysia. The demographic mix of Malaysia is a cosmopolitan melange, made up primarily of Malays, Chinese and Indians, with indigenous groups and an array of foreign residents and expatriates.
This mosaic of landscapes, cultures, and languages, ensures that while looking to the future, there is a strong sense of history. The stimulus for literary culture has occurred, albeit with respect to Malaysia's colonial past. Notable writers such as W. Somerset Maugham, Joseph Conrad, and Leslie Charteris, the creator of The Saint, have lived in Malaya (as Malaysia was known before gaining independence in 1957) and a few have found inspiration, such as Anthony Burgess whose dystopian novel A Clockwork Orange uses the Malay word, "orang" (man) as a possible titular pun, as part of Nadsat, the novel's fictional teenage slang*. Most recently, the shopping mall beneath the Petronas Twin Towers is mentioned as a virtual reality projection in Geoff Ryman's 2009 short story, "Blocked".
If Malaysian science fiction writing by Malaysian writers have been scarce, signs of promise have manifested in recent years. The shortlist for the 2009 MPH Alliance Bank National Short Story Writing Competition featured the story, "Pilling Time" written by Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award nominee Shih-Li Kow; "Pilling Time" is about the price paid by an isolated community for prolonging human life-spans. Speculative fiction written in Malay is burgeoning, as shown by the review website Sai-Fai, and a science-fiction novel writing competition held by UTM (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia) in 2009.
However, more fantasy short fiction written in English is published overseas such as, "Biggest Baddest Bomoh" by Tunku Halim in The Apex Book of World SF (edited by Lavie Tidhar, Apex Publications 2009) and "Crossing the Waters"by Ika Vanderkoeck in Ages of Wonder (editors Julie E. Czerneda and Rob St. Martin, DAW 2009). Short fantasy fiction by Malaysians is also featured online such as "Into the Monsoon" by A.M Muffaz at Fantasy Magazine (November 2009) and "The Guest" by Zen Cho at Expanded Horizons (November 2010). KS Augustin has blended romance with science fiction and fantasy. It is hoped that more widespread publication will bring more attention to Malaysian fantasy.
If science fiction and fantasy has been a little late or slow to take hold in the print medium, a diversity of voices are present in the local comics scene. Popular Malaysian comics publisher Gempak Starz specialises in graphic novels and comics written and drawn by local artistes that include science fiction and fantasy in three languages: Malay, Mandarin Chinese, and English. Comic artist Benny Wong came third in the 2007 International Manga Awards held in Japan for his manga Le Gardenie and "Puppet Eyes" by Kathryn Chong won second prize in the 2007 Morning International Manga Competition.
Regardless of the current nascent status of Malaysian science fiction and fantasy writing, it is indeed evident from the international distribution and acclaim that science fiction and fantasy hold great potential for expansion and publication. The popular local slogan, 'Malaysia Boleh!' which translates as, 'Malaysia Can Do It!', best expresses future aspirations for writing in both genres.
*'The attempt to impose upon man a creature of growth and capable of sweetness, to ooze juicily . . . laws and conditions appropriate to a mechanical creation' (A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, W.W Norton 1986, p 21-22)
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Comment by ENg | January 24, 2011
Hello Eeleen!
I just want to say that I am a huge fan of Fantasy writings!
And as much as I want to join any community with the same interest as me, I still can't find any site that offers people the submission of their work for others to read and enjoy!
I seriously want to read others' pieces and share my own to be criticized and such.
Is there any site that you may know of having said luxuries?
Comment by Hasif "Asibb" | February 17, 2011
As mentioned above, The "Sai-Fai" website is pretty good place to start for Malaysian speculative fiction.
Comment by CG | February 18, 2011
Hello there. Thank you for the post! It has been such a joy to read, and I would have loved to refer to it while doing my course in Edinburgh 🙂
It's always encouraging to hear Malaysian fantasy and scifi writing is going places. And mentioned in a previous post, Malaysia has such a rich folklore of beliefs, superstitions and things that go bump in the night, that I knew I had to write my stories based on it.
I'm definitely going to check each of your lovely links, as there's a lot more reading and research I need to do of local works. Keep up the good work, and much thanks again!
Comment by Chris Kouju | June 17, 2011
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SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) Dennis Wideman (FSY) gave the Florida Panthers a lead they couldn't lose.
Wideman scored a power-play goal in overtime and the Panthers beat the Washington Capitals 4-3 on Tuesday night after squandering a three-goal cushion.
GAME REPORT: Panthers 4, Capitals 3 (OT)
Wideman's wrist shot from the right circle beat Michal Neuvirth (FSY) on the glove side at 2:51 of overtime, ending Florida's three-game losing streak. Mike Santorelli (FSY), Marty Reasoner (FSY) and David Booth (FSY) also scored for the Panthers, and Tomas Vokoun (FSY) stopped 30 shots.
Florida has held a lead in four of its last five defeats.
"A big lift. Obviously, we've struggled with the situation we were in tonight with the lead," Panthers coach Peter DeBoer said. "Any kind of confidence builder for us where we get the right result I'll take right now."
Wideman took a pass from Stephen Weiss (FSY) from the point and got off his shot with just six seconds left on the power play.
"We were moving our feet and getting open for each other and creating passing lanes and creating shooting lanes," Wideman said. "I knew we were running out of time so I was just trying to get into a lane and get it to the net. It was just good for us to finally hold onto one."
Marcus Johansson (FSY) scored two goals for Washington and Mike Knuble (FSY) added another. Neuvirth had 37 saves as the Capitals lost for just the third time in 10 games.
Washington gave up three power-play goals and went 0-for-5 with the man advantage.
"If we're going to look this lethargic on the power play, that's where we are losing games," coach Bruce Boudreau said. "It's not 5 on 5, it's not the penalty killing, it's the power play. I keep putting the same guys out thinking eventually it's going to turn around, but it's not. We're going to have to do something to shake the power play up."
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|By The avatar
|Part of the The Phoenix Chronicles continuity.
The Earth Kingdom heir crisis had to do with the fact that Earth King Kuei did not have an heir. This event is from The Phoenix Chronicles, and is a fanon. It is written by The avatar, and any other users who are allowed to guest write, help, etc.
Earth King Kuei could not have a child, does making him not have an heir. Kuei, was recently very ill and, needed an heir in case he passed away. Since this was a very serious issue, he requested to see a lineage chart. He spent several months deciding who the heir would be, and found a very surprising fact. During that time he was incapable of ruling, since he could no longer trust any regent, after the Long Feng issue, he requested the Avatar create a council to rule in his place.
The Provisional government
Aang, as per Kuei 's request, assembled a 9-person council, while the King was ill and until a suitable heir could be found. The councilors were Toph, Aang, Bumi, Suki, The Mechanist, and 4 Earth Kingdom elders.
The result
It was found that Haru, was related to Kuei. Kuei with Haru's dad's approval made Haru crown prince. Ironically Kuei made a full recovery, but Haru was allowed to remain Crown prince, and eventually succeeded his distant relative, as Earth King.
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The Peruvian communications ministry is working hard to silence opponents of Alan Garcia's increasingly dictatorial regime.
Back in June Garcia ordered the police to break up non violent protests in defence of the Amazon, at Bagua perhaps as many as a 100 indigenous people were killed by the police, many bodies have been found but some demonstrators remain missing.
A local radio station the Voice of Bagua had its license removed in June and fines have been piled up.
Environmentalist do you care! Are you actually working to defend the environment, then do something! Climate change policy has degenerated into a giant con trick, Copenhagen will cement carbon trading policies that do nothing to reduce emissions but already bring in £bns for bankers....its a global framework, not of conservation, but of lies that make a few people very very rich.
In the Peruvian Amazon the indigenous do the work of Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and Climate campaigners, they have built a very effective political organisation that has prevented the Amazon from being logged. We need the Amazon to prevent run away climate change...yet environmentalists give them little support.
Because their actions work to stop the destruction of the Amazon for oil exploration, biofuel production and logging, Alan Garcia will do almost anything to stop them.
Shutting down the Voice of Bagua will not silence the indigenous...but the silence of environmentalists who do not defend the indigenous must stop.
I am going to the Peruvian Embassy on Monday to protest against the theft of indigenous land, against the repression of human rights in Peru, against the attacks on indigenous leaders and against the closure of the Voice of Bagua.
'todos somos Awajun y Wampis' we will shout!
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By Peter Svensson, AP Technology Writer
NEW YORK Several online sites were buzzing this weekend with suspicion that Verizon Wireless was getting going to share its customers' calling records with third parties.
But the fears of imminent advertising pitches for pizza or car insurance were based on a misreading of a cryptic notice the cell-phone carrier has been mailing all its subscribers.
Under the Federal Communications Commission's rules, companies must allow customers to keep their personal data, like information on who they called and for how long, inaccessible to other parts of the same company. And companies must periodically notify subscribers of that right with notices like the one Verizon has been sending out.
In response, customers can tell Verizon Wireless, which is a joint venture, not to share information even with its two parent companies, Verizon Communications Inc. and Vodafone Group PLC.
It is that kind of sharing -- which could help Verizon Communications and Verizon Wireless send a single bill to joint customers or offer existing customers discounts for added services -- that the notice addresses, said Verizon Wireless spokesman Jeffrey Nelson.
"It doesn't mean we're providing data to third-party advertisers, and it would be illegal to do so," Nelson said.
Readers of technology news sites Slashdot and Ars Technica didn't get that message (even though Ars Technica wrote that the notice probably did not involve sharing with third parties), and entered expletive-filled comments about the amorality of Verizon Wireless' business practices. Some reported canceling their service, and one speculated about a class action lawsuit.
Verizon Wireless is not the first company to be tripped up by the response to these notices. Sprint Nextel Corp. was subject to the same misunderstanding in January, after it started sending out notices.
And, when the long-distance arm of AT&T was sending out such notices along with its bills last year and twice ran out, in April and May, it mistakenly counted almost 11,000 customers who had not received notices as having been given the chance to opt out. AT&T agreed to settle the FCC's investigation into the matter for $350,000.
Nelson wasn't certain whether the customers who do opt out of Verizon Wireless data-sharing would notice much.
"You might not get information about discounted services. I'm not sure about the joint bill," Nelson said.
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Timberline's snowshoe trail has closed for the season.
Snowshoeing is a fun and relatively easy winter sport and there is no better place than Timberline to try it out. Looking for an alternative to skiing and snowboarding? Still want to get outside and play in the snow on Mt Hood? Snowshoeing at Timberline may be just the activity you're looking for.
Snowshoeing is a great way to experience the winter wonderland around Timberline Lodge. Our snowshoe trail is approximately 3/4 of a mile long, and is groomed daily.
Snowshoe rentals are available in the Wy'East Day Lodge for $20 per person/per day (limited availability – first come, first serve).
First time snowshoeing? It is pretty easy to learn and inexpensive compared to other winter sports. For more information, check out this article in Snowshoe Magazine.
A few tips to make your snowshoeing adventure an enjoyable one…dress warm! Wearing multiple layers is beneficial so you can take one off after you work up a sweat. Remember a hat, gloves, and goggles. Bring a small backpack with water and snacks. If you're missing any gear, stop in to our store in the Wy'East Day Lodge. We stock everything you'll need to get out on the mountain.


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Hi all, I have a problem with m:n mappings. I have a type ProcessImpl, and a type AccountImpl, and between them there is an m:n relationship. Both types are children of a type FrameworkImpl. Relations between ProcessImpl objects and AccountImpl objects are only allowed within the same FrameworkImpl object (thus they must have the same FrameworkImpl parent). Therefore, I want to share the FRAMEWORK_ID field in the indirection table. See the OJB doclet snippet from AccountImpl below: @ojb.collection element-class-ref="...ProcessImpl" collection-class="...ManageableArrayList" indirection-table="RM_PROCESS_ACCOUNT" foreignkey="FRAMEWORK_ID,ACCOUNT_ID" remote-foreignkey="FRAMEWORK_ID,PROCESS_ID" There is a similair snippet for ProcessImpl, of course. When I try to create a ProcessImpl and an AccountImpl, and add a relation between them, the process fails because OJB tries to update the indirection table where it puts the field FRAMEWORK_ID two times in a single query (one time for the ProcessImpl reference, one time for the AccountImpl reference) and this is not allowed by the database. Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong here? I think I can fix the problem by doing the decomposition manually, but I rather let OJB do it transparently as I don't have to change my domain model then. Thanks in advance, Bart. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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