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Postcards from Canadian Rockies
by John Harbison
About the Book
It's hard to find mountains more picturesque and beautiful than the Canadian Rockies.
The reflected majesty of glaciated peaks shimmering in mirrored lakes is both stunning and inspiring. From the world famous gems of Banff's Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, to Yoho's stunning Lake O'Hara region, to the Matterhorn-like spire of Mount Assiniboine, this region's scenic splendor will take your breath away.
This book captures the photographic memories of a photographer father and his son as they celebrate the son's graduation from college.
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
160 Pages
- Publish Date Dec 10, 2009
- Tags valley of the ten peaks, moraine lake, lake agnes, national parks, lake o'hara, lake louise, canadian rockies, canada, waterfall, glacier, marmot, nature, scenery, lakes, lake, mountain, assiniboine, yoho, banff
About the Creator
John Harbison has been a landscape photographer since 1975, capturing natural landscapes worldwide in such inspiring locales as New Zealand, Iceland, Africa, Patagonia, China, and many national parks in North America. The variety of his work can be seen at www.BestNaturePhotos.com. He was born in Philadelphia, and graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Business School. His 33-year business career has spanned a series of leadership and CEO roles in high-tech, and he remains very active in helping start-up companies get launched and prosper. He has been featured in juried art shows in Palos Verdes, California where he lives. Twice he has won the Grand Prize at the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy Photo Contest.
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vszalay Very nice pictures! I've been to the Canadian Rockies a couple of times myself (and done a fair amount of hiking there), but I don't recognize a lot of your images, including the ones of the Matterhorn-lookalike. Where's that, I wonder?
I published a book here on Blurb myself: Day Hiking Washington's Cascades A Pictorial Guide to Washinton's Scenic High Country: From Adams to Baker. Feel free to take a look. Paul


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Goldman Sachs is downgrading its "buy" to a "neutral" for
The medical and allied health service company released its interim results for the six months to December 31 on Wednesday, with earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation up 11 per cent to $187 million. Revenue grew by 5 per cent to $720.7 million.
Goldman says the result was slightly ahead of their forecasts. The broker says the outlook for Primary Health Care remains broadly positive.
"However, we believe the current valuation is fair given underlying growth is likely to slow over time as the company deleverages; hence, we downgrade to 'neutral'."
The brokers estimates earnings per share of 21.2¢ in fiscal 2012-13 and 14.4¢ in fiscal 2013-14. Primary Health Care achieved EPS of 25.5¢ in fiscal 2011-12.
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Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has been extended for nationals of El Salvador until March 9, 2012. Current TPS holders can re-register for benefits until September 7, 2010. If you are a national of El Salvador who did not register during the initial registration period in 2001, you may still be eligible for late registration if you meet the following criteria:
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A six-year-old boy is in critical condition after an attempted carjacking on Detroit's east side.
The shooting happened in the 4000 block of Balfour Sunday night.
According to police, the adult driver of the vehicle, who is believed to be the boy's father, was grazed and is in stable condition tonight.
There are two different scences, but police are not sure how they are connected.
Police are looking for two young men in connection with the attempted carjacking.
Anyone with information is asked to call police.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Summer weather brings the potential of severe storms as well as the start of hurricane season, so it's important to have a plan. Does yours include protection for your head and your feet?
"The best warning in the world with the most advance knowledge is not going to help if people don't proactively respond to that and seek the shelter that they need," said Kansas State University Climatologist Mary Knapp.
Knapp says your severe weather plan should include an emergency kit that not only includes the essentials like canned food and water, but also a helmet. A report found that the 2011 Joplin tornado resulted in a lot of head injuries from falling debris.
Knapp advises to wear a helmet during a tornado and hide under a sturdy support.
Also make sure you put on some tennis shoes.
"After an event like that, there's a lot of broken glass all over the place. It can be in the carpet. It can be in the grass and so having sturdy shoes, and again we're not talking flip flops, we're talking sturdy tennis shoes or boots or something of that nature so that you have the best protection from any of that debris that might be out there," said Knapp.
The American Red Cross suggests at minimum, your emergency kit include:
- Water—one gallon per person, per day (3-day supply for evacuation, 2-week supply for home)
- Food—non-perishable, easy-to-prepare items (3-day supply for evacuation, 2-week supply for home)
- Flashlight
- Battery-powered or hand-crank radio (NOAA Weather Radio, if possible)
- Extra batteries
- First aid kit – Anatomy of a First Aid Kit
- Medications (7-day supply) and medical items
- Multi-purpose tool
- Sanitation and personal hygiene items
- Copies of personal documents (medication list and pertinent medical information, proof of address, deed/lease to home, passports, birth certificates, insurance policies)
- Cell phone with chargers
- Family and emergency contact information
- Extra cash
- Emergency blanket
- Map(s) of the area
Consider the needs of all family members and add supplies to your kit. Suggested items to help meet additional needs are:
- Medical supplies (hearing aids with extra batteries, glasses, contact lenses, syringes, etc)
- Baby supplies (bottles, formula, baby food, diapers)
- Games and activities for children
- Pet supplies (collar, leash, ID, food, carrier, bowl)
- Two-way radios
- Extra set of car keys and house keys
- Manual can opener
Additional supplies to keep at home or in your survival kit based on the types of disasters common to your area:
- Whistle
- N95 or surgical masks
- Matches
- Rain gear
- Towels
- Work gloves
- Tools/supplies for securing your home
- Extra clothing, hat and sturdy shoes
- Plastic sheeting
- Duct tape
- Scissors
- Household liquid bleach
- Entertainment items
- Blankets or sleeping bags
It's also a good idea to have a kit for your pet. The Red Cross suggests:
Keep your pet's essential supplies in sturdy containers that can be easily accessed and carried (a duffle bag or covered trash containers, for example). Your pet emergency preparedness kit should include:
- Medications and medical records (stored in a waterproof container) and a First Aid kit.
- Sturdy leashes, harnesses, and/or carriers to transport pets safely and ensure that your animals can't escape.
- Current photos of your pets in case they get lost.
- Food, drinkable water, bowls, cat litter/pan, and manual can opener.
- Information on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behavior problems, and the name and number of your veterinarian in case you have to foster or board your pets.
- Pet bed or toys if easily transportable.
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2011 BNSF Special Begins 7,000-mile Rail Journey through 11 Cities in Four States
FORT WORTH, Texas --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- BNSF Railway will begin operating the 2011 BNSF Special in Emporia, Kan., Friday, June 3, 2011, beginning a three-week, 7,000-mile journey through portions of Kansas, Texas, New Mexico and Colorado, visiting 11 cities along the route.
"The BNSF Special is a great way to share the excitement of the railroad with these special passengers and to say thank you to our employees, their families, and the communities we serve"
The BNSF Special will provide train rides to BNSF employees and their family members as a special thank you for their service to BNSF, our customers and the communities we serve, and to Boys & Girls Clubs in selected cities along the route. The train is available for BNSF employees and special guests only.
The BNSF Special features 15 restored vintage passenger railcars from the 1950s and 1960s, powered by two of BNSF's newest locomotives. Passengers will include more than 5,000 BNSF employees and their families, as well as an estimated 1,000 Boys & Girls Club participants in three cities, BNSF customers, and state and local officials.
"The BNSF Special is a great way to share the excitement of the railroad with these special passengers and to say thank you to our employees, their families, and the communities we serve," said John Ambler, BNSF vice president, Corporate Relations.
Benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs
For the eleventh consecutive year, as part of the BNSF Railway Special, BNSF is partnering with the Boys and Girls Clubs of America – providing free, round-trip train rides to children while raising funds for the local organizations. This year the BNSF Special will host Club members and guests from three different Boys & Girls Clubs along the route, including Amarillo, and El Paso, Texas. In addition, special trips will also be provided for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeastern New Mexico and Boys and Girls Ranches of New Mexico. Each organization will receive a grant from the BNSF Foundation.
2011 BNSF Railway Special
Event Schedule
Friday, June 3 Emporia, Kansas
Sunday, June 5 El Paso, Texas
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 6-8 Albuquerque, New Mexico
Thursday and Friday, June 9–10 Clovis, New Mexico
Sunday and Monday, June 12–13 Slaton, Texas
Tuesday, June 14 Sweetwater, Texas
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 15–17 Amarillo, Texas
Sunday, June 19 Trinidad, Colorado
Monday, June 20 La Junta, Colorado
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21–22 Newton, Kansas
Thursday and Friday, June 23–24 Wellington, Kansas
About BNSF
BNSF Railway is one of North America's leading freight transportation companies operating on 32,000 route miles of track in 28 states and two Canadian provinces. BNSF is one of the top transporters of consumer goods, grain, industrial goods and low-sulfur coal that help feed, clothe, supply, and power American homes and businesses every day. BNSF and its employees have developed one of the most technologically advanced, and efficient railroads in the industry. And we are working continuously to improve the value of the safety, service, energy, and environmental benefits we provide to our customers and the communities we serve. You can learn more about BNSF at www.BNSF.com.


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Rumelia will perform folk dancing music of the Balkans, Albania, Turkey, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Greece at the Pyramid Café at 6 p.m. Oct. 15. A $7-$10 donation is requested.
Lads of Enchantment, a chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, invites the public to join them in song. Besides the enjoyment of singing in harmony, our barbershop chorus and quartets experience the thrill of performing in the community. They meet at 7:15 p.m. on Thursdays at the United Church of Los Alamos, Graves Hall. Attendees will find their chapter meetings are well planned, musically satisfying and fun. Visitors are welcome.
Dates announced
The Betty Ehart Senior center has announced the dates for the Festival of Chocolate and the Festival of Trees.
The fundraisers will benefit programs for youth and seniors in 2011 and 2012.
The Festival of Chocolate will be from 7-9 p.m. Nov. 12, with tickets available for $20, starting at the end of October.
The Festival of Chocolate formally launches the Festival of Trees which hosts their event from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. 19.
Admission is free, but collections of non-perishable items are taken to benefit programs.
To donate a chocolate dessert or a holiday tree for auction call 672-4089 for more information.
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The Atomic City Corvette Club meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month at Time Out Pizza in White Rock. Guests are always welcome. You do not need to own a Corvette to attend. For more information, contact Mike Luna at 672-4087.
The Lions Club meets at 84 Barcelona in White Rock on the first and third Thursdays. They enjoy a meal and combine fun and social gathering with a business meeting. Those interested are invited to attend one of the meetings as a guest. For more information, call 672-3300 or 672-9563.
The Rotary Club of Los Alamos meets at 11:45 a.m. every Tuesday at Central Avenue Grill.
Nate McDowell of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Climate Research Lab, will give a talk on the "Effects of Climate on Plants," at 7 p.m. at the Pajarito Environmental Education Center, 3540 Orange St. The talk is free and open to the public.
Poetry gatherings, 6:30 p.m. in the upstairs rotunda of Mesa Public Library.
The Los Alamos Genealogical Association will have its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 3 of the Mesa Public Library. There will be a discussion and sharing of "Roadblocks in our Genealogy Research." Everyone is asked to bring their research roadblock to share. The public is invited. For more information, call Jodie Frye at 662-3381.
The Los Alamos Volunteer Examiner group will host the final amateur radio exam session of the year at 6:30 p.m. in the "old fire barn," 4017 Arkansas. There will be testing for all classes of license. Those who wish to take the initial test for a technician class license will need a picture ID and two other forms of ID and a test fee of $15, cash or check (made out to ARRL VEC). Those who wish to upgrade to a higher-class license will need a picture ID and two other forms of ID, the original license and a copy or a valid certificate of successful completion of exam, plus the $15 exam fee. For more information, contact Bill Boedeker at 662-4220 or email@example.com.
USS Clinton reunion
The USS Clinton Crewman's Reunion Association is looking for crewmen and families for the 18th annual reunion in Florida Oct. 10-14. For reunion information, contact Reunion Coordinator Duncan E. Atkinson, 1510 19th Avenue North, Texas City, Texas 77590; 409-945-6148, 409-739-1341.
Photos needed
Blue Star Mothers is seeking photos of area military men and women serving in the armed forces. Photos will be displayed on the organization's "Wall of Heroes". Call call Marilyn at 927-4341 or Lena at 927-2687 for more information.
Singer sought
Oct. 9-15 2011
For information, call the Betty Ehart Senior Center (BESC) at 662-8920, the White Rock Senior Center (WRSC) at 662-8200 and "Day Out" (adult day care, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.) at 661-0081. Reservations must be made by 10 a.m. for daily lunches.
Betty Ehart
BESC closed in observance of Columbus Day
8:45 a.m. Variety training
10:30 a.m. AARP board meeting
11:30 a.m. Lunch: Beef tips
7 p.m. Bridge
8:30 a.m. RSVP quilters
8:45 a.m. Cardio plus exercise
"Play Again," an award-winning documentary about children's imbalance between the natural and virtual worlds will be at 6:30 p.m. at Pajarito Environmental Education Center, 3540 Orange St. Suggested donation is $7. Students will sell popcorn and hot chocolate. For more information, visit www.PajaritoEEC.org.
The Atomic City Corvette Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Time Out Pizzeria in White Rock. Election of club officers is on the agenda, so members should make a special effort to attend. Guests are welcome.
The Mesa Public Library Free Film Series presents, "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" at 6:30 p.m.
Art openings
Studio 122 artist P.E. Baldwin, Carole Whitmore, Paula Shaw and Pat Berge will be featured in a group show titled, "October" at the Gallery at Wells Fargo Bank, 241 Washington Ave., Santa Fe, for the month of October. There will be a reception from 4-6 p.m. Oct. 7. Refreshments will be served.
Northern New Mexico President Nancy (Rusty) Barcelo will honor 2011 scholarship recipients and donors at the 16th Annual Scholarship Awards and Donor Recognition Dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Ohkay Owingeh Conference Center. All are invited. Tickets are $100 and may be purchased at http://foundation.nnmc.edu or by calling 505-747-2147.
Book signings
The Blue Window Bistro will host a Jazz Night featuring the Jan McDonald Jazz Trio, from 7-9 p.m. Oct. 8. Tickets are $15 per person and dinner reservations are required.
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As you may have noticed, most of the flower patterns and tutorials I share on my blog are made from printer or metallic paper. To mix things up a bit I have been working on some crepe paper flower projects and decided to share with you my version of a crepe paper tulip. Though I have made tulips from printer paper and will share them here as well, these crepe blooms are so easy to make and perfect for that pop of spring color. Crepe paper come in different weights and quality. Though I love the Italian crepe that is 180 grams (and are $7 a roll), these spring flowers are made with a lighter weight 100 gram crepe that I purchased at Paper Mart (and are $1.93 a roll). Perfect for a project where you might need a lot of flowers. For this project I used the colors Lavender, Mauve, Daffodil and Moss for the leaves. The trick to working with any crepe paper is to make sure the grain is vertical to the petals and leaves. This will allow you to gently stretch the crepe to make the realistic curls and shapes. I found the paper covered stems atJoAnn craft stores. You can use the package of straight wires or they also offer the same look in a roll. JoAnn also sells the green floral tape. I have prepared a step-by-step tutorial for you below and at the end of the post you can download and print the pattern for these pretty spring tulips. Enjoy! ~ Lia
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LiveFriday: November 2013
Oxford's Weekend Starts Here...
Free Admission, All Welcome!
On the last Friday of each month, the Museum will open its doors from 7.00 – 10.30 pm, giving visitors the opportunity to see the collections and major exhibitions after hours. Interactive events including theatrical performances, creative workshops and lively talks will be on offer, with drinks and dinner in the rooftop Dining Room on Level 4 and a bar in the vaulted Café on the Lower Ground Level.
Oxford Folk LiveFriday
In association with Folk Weekend Oxford
Friday 22 November 2013
7.00 – 10.30pm
Oxford Folk LiveFriday is inspired by Oxford's rich folk heritage and is organised in association with Folk Arts Oxford (organisers of the annual festival Folk Weekend: Oxford). Visitors should expect to encounter Folk, traditional and contemporary, like never before; from workshops, morris dancing, and yarn bombing, to a rousing performance from the Combined Choirs of Oxford.
Oxford Folk LiveFriday falls on the evening of Oxford's Christmas Light Night and forms part of the city's annual seasonal celebrations.
LiveFriday showcases contemporary culture alongside historic masterpieces within the Ashmolean. The unique mix between old and new; historic and contemporary; traditional and cutting-edge has never been more apparent than in the Oxford Folk LiveFriday programme for Friday 22nd November.
Organised in association with Folk Weekend Oxford, November LiveFriday is inspired by Oxford's rich folk heritage and will include workshops, morris dancing, ceilidh dancing, film, and live music performances throughout the museum spaces. With traditional carols from Rising Voices Community Choir and the chance to join in, this evening of festive infused folk will also form part of the city's annual Christmas Light Night celebrations.
Participants include:
Family Ceilidh by Red Ceilidh
Oxford's Red Ceilidh exists to bring dancing, music and fun to the young citizens of Oxford. The Red Ceilidh band will provide the tunes and a caller to help you with left and right.
Ceilidh by Red Ceilidh
Dance till you drop and the Red Ceilidh band will keep playing! Grab your dancing shoes and join an evening of high energy English ceilidh tunes!
Bate Collection Sound Snap
Match images and sounds from instruments held in one of the most magnificent collections of musical instruments in the world, the University of Oxford's Bate Collection.
Bate Collection Instrument Handling
The Bate Collection has over 2000 instruments - have a go playing on some of their replica instruments.
Rising Voices performance and Combined Performance of Christmas Songs
Attend song workshops earlier in the evening, or grab a song sheet and sing along with Rising Voices Community Choir for the Oxford Folk LiveFriday finale! Follow this link for further information.
Mass Sing-a-long Christmas Songs
The Ashmolean would like to invite everyone to join the staff in singing a couple of feel-good, rousing carols, and to close this series of LiveFridays with We Wish You a Merry Christmas!
Tim Healey Green Man talk
Appearing in architecture and crafts through the ages local writer and historian Tim Healey will uncover and explore the significance of the mythical Green Man around Oxfordshire.
Jigs by a Duo from the National Youth Folklore Troupe of England
NYFTE performances are a mixture of traditional material complemented by modern items in keeping with the tradition performed by a group of 10 to 18 year olds.
Music in the Family Film
A premier about the famous Headington Quarry morris dancer and musician William Kimber, and his family. Kimber played a pivotal role in the English Morris Dance and Folk Music Revival of the early 20th century.
The Way of the Morris film
Follow filmmaker Tim Plester on a journey from the village green of his childhood to the killing fields of the Somme, as he searches for a connection with native dances that run deep in his blood.
Yarn Bombing by The Fibre Works
Needles on the Cowley Road have been busy with their knit one, purl one for this installation that reclaims and personalises the Ashmolean's forecourt with festive cheer for the night.
Morris Dancing
Rhythmic stepping, jingling bells, and stick, sword and handkerchiefs wielding abound from Summertown Morris, Eynsham Morris, Armaleggan, and Mr Hemmings Traditional Abingdon Morris Dancers.
Giant Puppets
These giant folk puppets were created for Oxford Folk Festival and have climbed down from the ancient tower of Oxford Castle Unlocked visitor attraction to make a special Oxford Folk appearance.
Folk Weekend Oxford Information Station
The organisation Folk Arts Oxford deals in folk and traditional music and hosts the annual festival Folk Weekend Oxford in April. Find out about the festival in 2014 and buy folk music merchandise.
Mummers, Michaelmas and the Empress Matilda by UnderConstruction Theatre Company
This play is inspired by the true story of The Empress Matilda who was besieged at Oxford Castle in the mid-12th century. Spot the Empress, Sir George the Knight, Baron Von Sparrowlion, and the River Goddess Tamesis performing throughout the museum.
Lorna Marrison's Oxfordshire Folk Art
Meet local artist Lorna Marrison and view some of her work. Marrison takes her inspiration from happenings and traditions in the regional folk scene.
Folk Weekend Oxford in Pictures
Witness snapshots of the annual Folk Weekend Oxford festival through images taken by professional and amateur photographers taken at venues across Oxford over the past few years.
Producing rich and fascinating instrumental music with a flavour of 18th century England Boldwood infuse new energy into the music of little-known publications and hand-written manuscripts.
Oxford Country Folk Songwriters Circle
A stage dedicated to the regular night that takes place at the Port Mahon and provides a platform for local performers of contemporary folk music. Acts include: Swindlestock, Olly Wills, Tamara Parsons-Baker, Ragdoll, The Black Feathers.
With a transatlantic folk inspired sound as raw and evocative as the landscapes they are forged in Swindlestock, in their acoustic form, comprise Dava Waterhouse and Garry Richardson.
Olly Wills
Lead singer songwriter of The Epstein Olly Wills loves stripping songs bare and bringing out the essence that makes them beat when playing solo away from The Epstein's grand cinematic sound.
Steven Adams
Former lead singer of the Broken Family Band, Adams has adopted a new musical style that has variously been referred to as alt. country, country rock, new wave, and indie-rock with a folky twist.
Tamara Parsons-Baker
Sometimes part Amanda Palmer, part Anita O'Day; other times part Tom Waits, part Jeff Buckley. Parsons-Baker's bold repertoire is populated with wit and wisdom.
Lewis Newcombe and Rachel Ruscombe-King founded acclaimed acoustic dream-folk outfit Ragdoll whose sound has been described as pastoral folk, with touches of country, rock and jazz.
The Black Feathers
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In anticipation of "Glee" upcoming holiday episode, two festive-themed music videos featuring the cast embracing the holiday spirit are revealed. One features a cover of Mariah Carey's classic "All I Want for Christmas Is You", and the other has a rendition of Bob Geldof-written "Do They Know It's Christmas?".
Mercedes (Amber Riley) leads the revamped tune of the Mariah song. She sings the song, while her school mates serve as backing vocalists while decorating the Christmas tree in their music room. Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn (Cory Monteith) bring romantic vibes by locking lips under the mistletoe.
For the "Do They Know It's Christmas?" cover, the cast share the joy of sharing with others. It's opened by Finn before Mercedes, Rachel, Blaine (Darren Criss), Kurt (Chris Colfer), Artie (Kevin McHale), Puck (Mark Salling), Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz), and Santana (Naya Rivera) take over.
The two music videos are expected to be featured in "Extraordinary Merry Christmas" which airs December 13. It will see New Directions in dilemma as they are asked to perform at two different events - on the same day, at the same time. One of the gigs might be an offer to appear on TV, while the other might be a small community gathering previewed in "Do They Know It's Christmas?" music video.
"Glee" will donate 100% of the net monies from the sales of its version of "Do They Know It's Christmas?", which was popularized by Band Aid in 1984, to The Band Aid Trust. Due to the charity effort, the TV series is applauded by Bono and Sting.
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The first WiMax enabled device from Motorola, the Motorola PHOTON 4G, will be launched July 31st from Sprint priced at the usual $199.99 with a 2 year contract; the dual-core powered handset with a 4.3 inch display will offer plenty of power for Sprint customers...
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1. jbash (Posts: 345; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
maybe the one the moto rep let me see was a prototype but there was only 556 mb ram
3. DontHateOnS60 (Posts: 872; Member since: 20 Apr 2009)
Moto hands down.
4. bubba78 (Posts: 57; Member since: 23 May 2011)
I think that is one nice looking phone.
5. rwolf1984 (Posts: 532; Member since: 06 Jun 2009)
i like this phone
6. _VipeR_ (Posts: 47; Member since: 30 May 2011)
My call center just went through training on this phone. I just went through it yesterday. I'm seriously considering adding a new line to get it to use as my work phone. The exchange protocol and business features coupled with some of the exclusive apps are very tempting!
7. irad (unregistered)
I don't really care for 3d, so photon. I love kickstands
8. AlexTheSane (Posts: 2; Member since: 25 Jun 2011)
I can't wait. Was hoping to have this for my train trip to Georgia on the 28th. Considering having them ship to my hotel so I can at least have it for the train ride back home.
9. jujew17 (unregistered)
definitely gonna take this phone over the evo!!! I can't wait!
10. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
One flaw - it's a Motorola phone
11. Laurynas (unregistered)
So, the most important thing for you is a brand.
12. altex97 (unregistered)
brand=everything....by knowing the brand you know the quality and reliability of the product. Motorola has a history of sc***ing over their customers.....htc on the other hand try to work with its customers to make them happy.I also like how moto is switchin the tune of its whistle by starting to send its phones wiht unlocked boot loaders....LOL
13. Laurynas (unregistered)
I totally disagree with you, because quality depends on various things. For example it may depend on companies economic status and other factors. That's mean, quality isn't static thing!
In simple words, brand not always represent quality of the product or guarantee high performance, it is dynamic thing.
15. KingK (unregistered)
HTC is trying to make their customers happy with what....?
less storage space, ancient cpu's, smaller batteries, starting to lock bootloaders themselves, etc.
Sound like a fan boy
You probably think Samsung makes great quality phones too. lol
18. wassup (Posts: 565; Member since: 23 Jun 2011)
samsung DOES make great quality phones... just check out the Galaxy s 2 and their wp7 lines
22. Dan Gerous (unregistered)
All three of them make great phones. However, HTC does seem to be ignoring battery life while the other two make changes.
Samsung has made absolutely terrible phones with software bugs up until the Droid Charge and beyond.
They are all great companies... some just have better brands :p
14. kingjr243 (Posts: 31; Member since: 06 Jun 2011)
the biodic should have came out before this
16. Tmachaveli (Posts: 425; Member since: 01 Apr 2011)
cant wait this phone is gonna kick sum butt..!!
17. spanky (Posts: 81; Member since: 02 Jun 2011)
I have a 3D now. love it but i cant wait to see how this one is. The Miz is right about the MOTO aspect. But ill still give them the benefit of benefit of the doubt and give it a shot. Hopefully they can show me something better than what i have seen come from them.
19. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
Wow, nice phone - look forward to it when it comes to AT&T next year.
20. yungmel0 (Posts: 39; Member since: 18 Jun 2011)
I also have the EVO 3D, its a great phone but the "3D" effects makes your eyes hurt. Other than that all the functions that the original EVO 4G are included plus a few extra 3D games. The speed is amazing as well as the responsiveness to the touch. I can't wait to see what the Photon 4G has to offer. I'm not to thrilled about the MOTOBlur but I will deal. The phone looks like it packs a lot of power from the several hands on videos I've seen but i will just have to wait til i get it in my hands to judge. As soon as this phone drops I will be trading in my 3D to get it. I just hope is worth it.....
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networkdood... it is at AT&T already... it's called the atrix.


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My four kids spent many days in their youth combing through my box: days they would set it in the middle of the floor and gather round and examine each memeory...occasionally had to retrieve things they'd take out and put in their rooms!
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Mine will never compare to the Treasure Box Neil Armstrong hid in his closet for forty years!!
My old man, a WW II infantry vet of the Pacific campaign, had a box of box of campaign ribbons, snapshots, shirt studs, all kinds of stuff that we would haul out from time to time and look through. Hadn't thought about that in years until I saw that great photo. Thanks for sharing.
When my mother was pregnant with me, my grandpa and dad made this chest for me as well as probably 100 wooden "play blocks." As I grew up, the blocks remained inside the chest, and my teenage need for popularity kept the chest in the basement collecting dust.
After being gone for my college years and several for ol' Uncle Sam, I came across my chest and immediately picked it up to clean it and start using it. Now i keep my military odds and ends ive collected. Seems fitting!
I have had mine for over thirty years and the value grows over time and its use. I have placed things in this box that mean something to me for various reasons as long as I can remember. Each piece represents some event or thing of importance to me. In this case the box was my granddads and means as much as some of the items contained in it. I placed a photo of it and the contents a few weeks back in the photos section.
What makes for a good treasure box? Can you buy one?
I have been keeping these things for as long as I can remember but never thought of a "treasure chest" per se. I kept them in vases and cigar boxes and when my lady friend saw them she thought it was the nicest thing she ever saw. The idea of an actual treasure chest is a very good idea and I will be looking for just the right container for it. I know how much I loved going through my dads, my granddad's, and my great granddad's tool chests and was facinated with them......this will be a great gift to my grandkids and great grandkids.
Kyle - good direction! All the stuff in mine was used somewhere along the way ... or was given by someone else - several from Dad. The newest (oldest?) addition - Dad passed in February, and Mom just sent me his Dad's Railroad Pocketwatch. LIttle research and learned it was manufactured in 1910 - and still works perfectly.
My father never had " the treasure box " but my grandfather did and l still remember it .
After reading the article by Brett on the main page , l thought l might start a collection for my child , when it arrives that is .


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A 3 hour train ride and we were out of Seville and in Granada. After checking in to our hotel, we filled our bellies with some tapas (mussels, anchovies with vinegar, tortilla, pimentos) and a large plate of salad.. Yum!! We're constantly amazed how good salad actually seems to taste after so much rich and oily food. We strolled around the city, chilled out at the hotel then we went out for drinks & free tapas for dinner. Bars in Granada give out free tapas with every drink. The only other city we've been to that does this consistantly is Leon.
Day 2: Valentines Day
We had organised tickets for the Alhambra a few weeks earlier, as we were told that it would be hard to get tickets on the day at the door. The main reason we came to Granada is to see the Alhambra. Unfortunately I (Michelle) had a date with the toilet bowl the night before and all day on Valentines Day, so i was tucked in bed at the hotel to vomit my guts out while everyone went to check out the Alhambra. But i did get lots of reflexology foot massage and a narrated video of the Alhambra to make me feel a bit better. Still.. a pretty average way to spend Valentines day...
The Alhambra
The Alhambra was a Moorish royal palace back in the 14th century and is going to take up at least half of your day! We arrived at 11am and didn't leave till 4pm and that was moving through pretty quick. We pre purchased our tickets with a reserved our Nasrid palace entry time so all I (Blake) had to do was swipe my credit card on the machine and out they popped. Far better than standing in the queue for half an hour! The three of us got audio guides and started our treck. The Nasrid Palaces were definitely the highlight along with the Alcazaba and the Generalife palace.
view from the lookout tower in the Alcazaba
The Generalife gardens an Palace
Day 3
Thank goodness I was feeling much better today, because we had booked in for a bath session in the Arab bath house. I missed out on the Alhambra but at least i had a photo with it.
We had some spare time before the baths so we decided to stroll around and get a proper look at the Alhambra from Mirador de San Cristobal. There were musicians singing & old ladies flamenco dancing in the square and the sun was out which gave the place a great vibe. We had lunch at the nearby square then made our way back down the hill, ready for our Bath session.
Hamman time: We sort of forgot that Aileen (Blake's mum) is claustrophobic.. but she managed to stay in the bath the whole time, and we're glad she did. This bath house is way better than the one we went to in Seville. Less people in the session and the baths were a lot nicer. Blake, Aileen and I had the traditional exfoliating scrub + massage while Dave had the 30 minute massage. We came out feeling so clean, and our skins were as smooth as the proverbial baby's bottom .
We finished off our trip to Granada with more tapas for dinner: tapas; salad; trifle cake dessert. We also had grilled squid which was very nice, and Blake had lots of free jamon
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A ROYAL Air Force nurse who helped treat the severely wounded at Wroughton's military hospital has been awarded more than £557,000 against the Ministry of Defence after accusing the RAF of favouring men instead of women for promotion in the medical field.
Wendy Williams, who was ward manager at the Princess Alexandra Military Hospital, left to become the highest ranking RAF nurse as a Group Captain.
But she complained at Birmingham Employment Tribunal, where she made a legal claim for sex discrimination against the MoD, that she had not been selected for the position of Commodore in the Defence Medical Group because she was a woman.
A male group captain got the top medical job instead of her.
She told an earlier hearing: "It was apparent the promotion process was stacked against me as a nurse and midwife."
She sought compensation from the MoD after complaining she had been humiliated, demoralised and "totally let down" by the RAF's attitude towards promoting women.
Ms Williams accused the RAF of a lack of transparency.
Tribunal judge Victoria Dean later said later Ms Williams had won her case and a decision over compensation would be made at a later date.
Now she has announced that Ms Williams has been awarded a total of £557,038.70.
In announcing the award, Miss Dean made recommendations to the MOD.
She said: "With immediate effect all personnel participating in assignment, promotion or recruitment activities should be trained in equality and diversity as referred to in the Equality Act.
"The tribunal also recommends that the respondent shall, before the end of this year, and thereafter, conduct an equality impact assessment for all positions and selection for promotion processes.
"The tribunal furthermore recommends that with immediate effect, the respondent shall assess each medical appointment, open to all medical rank applications, and that research on female representation be initiated."
Miss Dean said the tribunal had been told that only six of 470 top positions among the Armed Forces medical staff had been held by women between 2011 and 2012.
Ms Williams was promoted to group captain after leaving Wroughton, where she had treated severely wounded servicemen and women.
Ms Williams' work had been praised by Brigadier John Parker at the tribunal hearing.
He said :"Her performance, during a very demanding period, revealed an officer of great skill, energy, drive and potential as well as having an excellent understanding of the operational environment of an NHS Trust."
Retired Air Vice Marshall Evans described Ms Williams work as "outstanding in managing an unprecedented number of seriously injured operational casualties."
Ms Williams has moved to Cambridgeshire following retirement. Her compensation claim had been opposed by the Ministry of Defence and the sex discrimination allegation denied.


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This chapter was pretty cool if only because of the loose ends it tied up. Its always hilarious to me when people are ranting on about unexplained plot-developments which they call "plot-holes" in this story, believing they've once again keenly discovered another point in the story at which this clumsy, neglectful author "Kishi" has once again screwed up the story-line, because oh, nothing gets past them!
Of course, its almost always resolved later on(sometimes even within the next chapter) with a perfectly plausible explanation, which sometimes consists of merely a sentence or two, lol its hilarious.
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Tsunade is old now and it seems like that Sakura has more Chakra than Tsunade considering what Tsunade said and after all the Chakra she spent keeping Naruto alive she's still ready for a brawl. I'm sure her super human abilities will come in handy in the fight.
Or at the very least get Naruto to fight harder because he wasn't to impress her when they're fighting side by side.
Besides, I'm sure Sakura will still be used to heal them up during the fighting as what Naruto did seemed to take a bit of focus and he cannot really do that while fighting Madara. After all, he's their ace and true power house so he's going to end up fighting Madera head to head more than Sasuke and Sakura combined.
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I'd say he has to have both eyes now. Six paths Naruto and Sasuke soundly owned Madra when he just had one and he's now cut in half. He probably needed the other eye to heal himself among other things, It's the only way I can see him having the power to fight the current Naruto and Sasuke.
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So now Sakura has been rendered completely extraneous, hm? She's definitely not as strong as Naruto or Sasuke, and now Naruto heals way more efficiently than she does.
If there were a more glaring example of how badly she needs some kind of power up, it was this chapter.
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im not sure sakura has become all that useless. no medical ninja has been able to replace vital organs or regenerate lost ones if i recall correctly. Naruto is just on a different level is all.
additionally she isnt being forced into a situation that somehow magically makes her relevant again. she fits here. we have been told over and over that only sage jutsy (shout out to MK )and powerful taijutsu are the only weapons against madaras current form.
there is a small and i mean tiny chance she got some sage training somewhere, but at the very least we KNOW she has decent strength taijutsu at her disposal. and if tsunade is her measuring rod (and gai sensei for that matter) my guess is that she can have a genuinely significant role in the next phase of this battle. (maybe she can achieve eight gate strength without the speed. and since she wears the diamond, no risk of mortal injury).
im looking forward to teamwork 7
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So she may need a last second power up to make her more even to them as they're both at god-like status atm with Naruto being the strongest due to Sage Powers.
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If sakura was going to be super strong, she needed a compelling storyline from the get-go.
It would have made sense too. Sarutobi decides to let kakashi tutor the three "special kids". One is the last surviving uchiha, whom Itachi asked for him to be cared for. The other is the 4th's Orphan and the kyuubi's junchiriki. And the third is ..... a book-smart girl whos biggest angst is girl fights with her friend?
If sakura had some tragic background like Pain, Kabuto, Kisame .... etc. Or if she had some special lineage etc. The she could be powered up without problem throughout the show. But as she stands, its just painful to watch any power up attempts. Sasuke and Naruto reached Kage status hundreds of chapters ago. Sakura is still a jounin, and even then shes not at the level of Kakashi or Gai. Her training with Tsunade probably brought her to Lee and Neji level.
This chapter also explained why Obito didn't just crush the eyeball himself lol. It seemed absurd that he was asking sakura to do it for him. He coulda just plucked it out and mashed it.
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Not everyone needs a tragic background. After all Sakura is supposed to be the one who binds the team considering how far she has went for both Naruto and Sasuke at her own personal sacrifice.
Naruto is the Heart and Sasuke is the... Err..
Look, Sakura has been getting a lot of training from a Sanin. Hell she's been getting trained by Tsunade longer than Naruto was mentored by Jiraya. So her getting a last ditch power-up that puts her life at risk if she uses it wouldn't be all that surprising as it being an emergency power would explain why she hasn't used it.
Hell, give her a flashback of Tsunade teaching her it and telling her only to use it as a last resort.
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Here's Mom's finished top. You can see that the focus print is different in the design and in the actual quilt. I downloaded the fabric palate from Connecting threads to use in EQ7 but the scale of the print was off some — not a problem since it didn't need to be exactly like the design anyway.
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love this bird quilt! i've bought some of the bird material and this would be perfect!
This is the first time I have visited your site. I came here because I recently purchased the Accuquilt log cabin die, and was looking for more information on how to use it. Thank you for what you do, as I'm sure it requires hours and hours of your time. I will be a frequent visitor to your site.
Isee that you use fabric from Connecting Threads, I'm how you like it,how does it look and feel after laundering. I really enjoy reading your blog,you are very talented,your quilts are lovely.
Thank you for sharing.
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Hi, Can anyone tell me if this "birds on a wire" fabric is still available? I would love to find it and pick some up. Thank you.
So happy I came across your site. I have these same fabrics from them and am nearly done re-inventing from the original kit instructions. I really like yours too!
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I have been looking and looking and looking for this fabric. Who makes it and where can I find it?
I have loved this fabric from the first time I saw it. Now I know how to use it. thanks so much.
Mary….I agree with Sherry and can't wait to use some Christmas focus fabric
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