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On July 7 and July 12, 1988, the Soviet Union launched two space probes, Phobos-1 and Phobos-2, to study the surface and atmosphere of Mars and its moons, Phobos, named after the Greek word for Fear, and Deimos, Terror.
Both spacecraft were to have conducted studies of the interplanetary environment en route to Mars, take observations of the Sun and survey the plasma environment around the Red Planet.
The Phobos craft featured state-of-the-art scientific equipment developed by 14 countries and the European Space Agency (ESA).
Phobos-1 operated without a hitch until a scheduled communications session on September 2, 1988 failed to occur. Contact was never reestablished. The failure has since been traced to an error in software uploaded on August 29-30 that deactivated the craft's attitude thrusters.
Those thrusters kept it aligned with the Sun, and once they were turned off the spacecraft's solar panels turned away from the Sun and the batteries lost power.
Phobos-2 operated normally throughout its cruise and entered Martian orbit without problems, gathering data on the Sun, interplanetary space, Mars, and Phobos.
But shortly before the final phase of the mission, during which the spacecraft was to approach within 50 meters of Phobos' surface and release two landers, contact with Phobos-2 was lost. The mission ended when the spacecraft's signal did not reappear on March 27, 1989. The cause of the failure was attributed to a malfunction of the on-board computer.
The program's failure heralded a crisis that plagued the Russian space program for years to come.
The economic chaos of the early 1990s and a lack of coordination between government and R and D agencies delayed preparations for the next Mars mission for another eight years.
That, too, ended ignominiously. Launched on November 16, 1996, the Mars-96 (Mars-8) orbiter, not to be confused with the Soviet Mars program of the same name, ultimately crashed into the Pacific Ocean due to problems with the launch vehicle.
Mars-96 was, however, a very ambitious mission and the heaviest (intended) interplanetary probe ever launched. The rocket performed properly up to parking orbit, when its fourth stage was never activated, causing the spacecraft to burn up in the atmosphere.
The Russian space program faced bleak prospects after that, receiving meager government funding. Meanwhile, the United States and the ESA continued to send automatic probes to the Red Planet. NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers are now crawling on the planet's surface, while their Russian prototypes never lifted off and are now on display at the Space Research Institute's museum.
However, the situation seems to be improving today. Under a stage-by-stage national program for studying Mars, the Phobos-Grunt automatic probe will be launched in October 2009. This cutting edge modular spacecraft costs just 1.5 billion rubles ($64.4 million).
Unlike Mars-96, the new probe will lift off on a Zenit-class medium-size rocket, rather than the heavy-duty and expensive Proton launch vehicle. If all goes to plan, the probe will bring samples of Phobos' soil samples back to Earth.
Scientists believe that Phobos, which is only 20 kilometers in diameter, could provide an insight into the origin of the Solar System's planets, including Earth.
Unlike the planets, smaller bodies have experienced no major changes due to volcanic activity and internal heating. By studying samples of Phobos' soil, scientists will be able to learn more about the Solar System's primary building material.
Phobos-Grunt will be equipped to conduct research en route to Mars and study Phobos soil samples and the Red Planet's surface. The spacecraft will also choose suitable landing sites on Mars to be explored by later missions.
After reaching Mars in ten months, the spacecraft will spend several months studying the planet and its moons from orbit.
Finally it will land on Phobos, collect soil samples and return them to Earth, leaving behind another module that will continue to transmit data on Phobos and the Red Planet for at least another 12 months.
During the program's second stage, a roving vehicle will probably land on Mars, studying landing sites selected by Phobos-Grunt.
Under the Mars-Grunt program, Martian soil samples will be delivered to Earth.
Georgy Polishchuk, CEO of Russian automatic-probe manufacturer Lavochkin Research and Production Association, which is developing the Phobos-Grunt spacecraft, said there were no major technical obstacles impeding the project and that it was in its final stage.
If successful, the project will allow Russian scientists to carve themselves a niche in natural moon research, especially as their Western counterparts are in no hurry to study Phobos and Deimos. However, Phobos-Grunt must lift off during the 2009 launch window, or it would use too much fuel to reach Mars.
Much is riding on the mission. Russia will greatly damage its prestige if it delays the project yet again and fails to meet its commitments before foreign partners.
Yury Zaitsev is an expert with the Russian Academy of Sciences' Space Research Institute.
The opinions expressed in this article are the author's and do not necessarily represent those of RIA Novosti.
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Bradley effect?
The primary, in recent days, has taken on a bit of a racial charge that neither leading candidate has sought but that may play itself out a little way down the line. There was Hillary's strange discussion of King and Johnson, reacted to with fury on some black blogs, and Donna Brazile's slam of Bill, "speaking as an African-American."
There's also been an understandable discussion — thanks for all the e-mails — of whether the election showed a "Bradley effect," named for Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley (above), who got fewer white votes in the 1982 governor's race than polls predicted. The theory is that white people tell pollsters they will vote for the black guy, because they don't want to seem racist; but in the privacy of the booth, they pull the other lever.
John Nichols floats the theory today, explaining Iowa by the public nature of the caucuses. And it's possible that there's some truth to it.
But, as Jack and Jill Politics kind of wittily noted today, we have a pretty compelling alternative theory. This giant shift of female voters has a lot of explanatory power. And there's no reason to think that women are more subject to secret racism than men. (Statisticians: Anybody want to figure out how much of the result the shift among women explains?)
Also of note: The networks' final exit polls said the race was a 39-39 tie, which is very close to where it ended up. Which means that most voters were telling exit pollsters who they really voted for.
And finally, the defection of independents to McCain seems like an unrelated but powerful factor.
This doesn't mean there's no such thing as the Bradley effect. But those seem like two pretty solid indications that it doesn't explain the dramatic gap between polling and results.


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While you might think Christmas lights would appeal to anyone, think about the person in the household most likely to buy them: the mom. And unlike many Christmas products, which are targeted at moms with young kids, this one will do better targeting moms with older kids who may have more time to decorate and enjoy the holiday.
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And along with everything else that happens at the end of the year, there's a lot of gift giving going on. And if you can find a way to redirect just a small portion of that gift researching and buying traffic through your affiliate website, you'll have a successful holiday season. Fossil, the brand that sells purses, watches and wallets, is a another seasonal opportunity. As people are looking for gift ideas during the holidays, they're also looking for gifts. And when you don't know what to buy someone, how about a watch or a wallet … something anyone can use and enjoy.
This is a great program for general gift bloggers and holiday sites. More specifically, a list of gift ideas could include a mention of a Fossil product or two. While Fossil might not qualify as high fashion, it's definitely a program that can have mass appeal if you find the right keywords.
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-- John P., Coronado
Yeah, you have, John. You've seen lots of them. You just didn't realize what you were looking at. Baby gulls come off the nest just a few weeks after hatching, and by then they're the same size as the adults. But it takes three to four years for a gull to acquire its adult plumage. A "baby" gull just off the nest will be nearly all dark gray; with each year's molt, it grows more adult white plumage. So you can eyeball a gaggle of gulls and make a pretty good guess about when each of the juveniles was hatched by the amount of gray left on its body. But maybe what you're saying is you've never seen a gull's nest with babies in it. Now that I could believe. Gulls commute around the county to feed, sleep, and nest. For feeding they've learned to go where people are; for nesting and sleeping they pick the most remote, quiet spots they can, which includes niches along the harbor and Mission Bay and our offshore islands.


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A new viral clip for the James Franco/Freida Pinto movie "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" (in theaters Aug. 5) has swung its way onto the Internet, offering a look at a chimp beating out a human being with its photographic memory.
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A Lewiston 4-year-old faces a battle with a rare blood disease
NIAGARA FALLS – When 4-year-old Ava Pannozzo, of Lewiston, began running a fever just after Easter this year, Ida Maria Pannozzo assumed that her daughter had contracted a typical childhood virus.
As the fevers continued, however, the family's pediatrician sent them to Women & Children's Hospital in Buffalo for further testing.
"When the doctor told me to report to Children's, I packed for three days, because I had a feeling we weren't coming home for a little while," Ida Pannozzo recalls.
After 12 days of treatment and tests, doctors determined that Ava was battling familial HLH, or Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis – a rare genetic dysfunction of the immune system that occurs in approximately 1 per 50,000 births.
The youngster has been undergoing chemotherapy and other treatments since the beginning of May to keep the disorder at bay. "Ava has responded to the chemotherapy very well and is feeling much better, but this is only a temporary solution, and we have a long road ahead," said her father, Christopher Pannozzo.
The family is in the process of transferring Ava's care to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, a world leader in HLH research. There, Ava will undergo a bone marrow transplant to replace her malfunctioning immune system with that of a normal and healthy individual.
The bone marrow transplant process will require Ava to spend at least three months in the hospital. The family expects mother and daughter to be in Cincinnati for a minimum of six months in order to complete treatment.
"Ava's doctors have indicated that preliminary searches revealed a number of potential donor matches for her," explains Ida Pannozzo. "We are hopefully going to be very lucky in that way."
The family realizes that the battle against HLH is a long and costly one. Her family and friends are holding "A Benefit for Ava" to help defray medical costs that the family will incur when they travel to Cincinnati for further treatment.
The benefit will take place from noon to 5 p.m. today in Antonio's Banquet and Conference Center, 7704 Niagara Falls Blvd., from noon to 5 p.m. A donation of $25 for adults will include food and beverages; children under 16 are also welcome at no charge.
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Stephen Wright had been standing on the edge of the railway platform feeling nauseous and did not spot the train speeding towards him.
As he leant over, he felt a bang on his head from the packed commuter train, which was not scheduled to stop at the station.
His two sons Kye, seven, and Keon, five, who he had collected from school in Chadwell Heath, were standing behind him on the platform at Goodmayes station in Essex as he was struck last Wednesday just after 6.30pm.
Although in deep shock and bleeding from the mouth, he managed to stagger across the platform with his sons and board a waiting train to Stratford afterwards.
Baffled police searched the tracks all night in vain for his body after the alarm was raised, and the line was closed for two hours.
But Mr Wright, a warehouse clerk from Upton Park in east London, was meanwhile having dinner at his girlfriend's house in Manor Park.
Recalling the incident, he described how he had leaned over the platform to be sick. "The next thing I knew I felt the biggest bang in my head and I screamed out and grabbed my head," he said.
"I thought I could fall down. My son was so scared and I had to be strong.
"My aunt said that God was rolling with me and she's right. There's no way I should be here."
He went to King George Hospital in Goodmayes the day after his ordeal, suffering swelling to his head and neck as well as whiplash.
But after undergoing two brain scans he was given the all-clear.
Mr Wright said he realised how lucky he had been to survive after he was tracked down by a Metropolitan Police officer involved in the search for his body.
He said: "A policeman told me 'we were searching for you on the tracks last night'. "That's when it came to me more and started to sink in."
It was not the first time Mr Wright had cheated death.
At the age of 15 months he fell five storeys from of a tower block in Hackney, east London, and survived with hardly a scratch, he said.
"Nobody could believe how I'd got out of my cot but I did," he added. "I fell on the hard concrete. I should have been dead."


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About 16,000 customers of the Menlo Park Municipal Water District must take stricter water conservation measures than what the state requires — at least over the next three months.
The Menlo Park City Council approved an urgency ordinance Tuesday night that put those measures into effect immediately and mostly affects water users in the Sharon Heights and Belle Haven areas.
The action won't affect customers served by the California Water Service Co. or O'Connor Tract Cooperative Water District, which have not yet mandated any conservation measures, Interim Public Works Director Jesse Quirion said.
The council's decision was spurred by Gov. Jerry Brown's executive order to ramp up water saving efforts amid one of California's most severe droughts, he added.
Quirion said the urgency ordinance incorporates four water restriction measures mandated by the state and adds others called for by a city law adopted in the 1990s for drought emergencies. The urgency measures will remain in effect at least 45 days and likely be renewed for another 45 days while staff crafts a new ordinance to replace the old one.
In addition to the state's prohibition against using potable water to wash cars without a shut-off nozzle, hose down driveways or sidewalks, irrigate landscaping and run in fountains unless recirculated, the city's urgency ordinance bans new or expanded irrigation systems and limits new water service connections and use of private wells.
And it forbids using potable water from being used to fill new swimming pools or to control dust at construction sites.
Residential, commercial and industrial customers must reduce their water consumption by 30 percent districtwide, while customers such as cities, schools, apartment complexes and other big water users that irrigate parks, school yards and golf courses must cut back by 45 percent.
Some residents who spoke at Tuesday night's council meeting said the measures are too drastic and complained that they didn't get enough notice.
Asked why the city had to enact the measures so quickly, staff replied that the water district would have risked being fined unless it did so by Thursday.
"The state signed the new regulations into law on July 28," Quirion said, "and water suppliers must be in compliance within 30 days or agencies may face fines."
City Manager Alex McIntyre said the statewide mandate will be reassessed in April.
"The urgency isn't on our part, the urgency is the state mandating that we immediately put into effect the next stage of our water shortage contingency plan and ours is just more draconian or extreme than a lot of others because we've had this in place since the '90s," McIntyre said. "It hasn't been updated and we are then hamstrung by our own policies."
As it drafts a revised water conservation plan that likely won't be as onerous as the emergency one, staff will begin a 60-day campaign to educate residents and neighboring water agencies about the requirements, he added. The city's outreach campaign will include newspaper postings, mailers, flyers and more.
Quirion noted district customers already have been voluntarily conserving water. Individual water use is down 10.3 percent this month compared to the same time last year and overall use decreased 31 percent.
"In an ideal world, there would be a more thoughtful process for this," McIntyre acknowledged. "The governor didn't give us an ideal world."
Councilman Rich Cline agreed. "This is going to be messy," he said. "We need to be ready for that."
Although staff recommended that the city spend about $155,000 to hire a full-time environmental specialist to work with the water district, educate residents and submit monthly reports to the state, the council postponed a decision on that to Sept. 9 to explore other options.
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Apr 11, 2011 - Compatible with existing IT infrastructure, Command(TM) provides customizable, Web-based interface that runs on Windows® or Mac® OS and multiple browsers. Support for ONVIF devices and direct integrations lets users select from hundreds of IP surveillance cameras and encoders. Command Professional supports up to 128 cameras and suits single-server environments, while Command Enterprise supports up to 128,000 cameras with multiple servers and can also manage NVR installations.
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Command fits easily into existing Information Technology (IT) infrastructure to ensure rapid installation and management. It also enables customers to select from hundreds of IP surveillance cameras and encoders through its support for ONVIF devices and direct integrations with leading surveillance products.
A full member of ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) since 2008, March Networks designed Command and all of its next-generation IP cameras, encoders and hybrid recorders to meet the industry standard, ensuring interoperability with other ONVIF-compliant products. In addition, the Command software platform delivers further capabilities when used as part of a complete March Networks solution, including total fail-safe management with the company's innovative Shadow Archiving((TM)) technology.
The intuitive Command interface is one of the industry's only clients able to run on both Windows(®) and Mac(®) operating systems, as well as multiple browsers including Internet Explorer(®), Safari(®), FireFox(®) and Chrome((TM)). The award-winning software is also easily tailored, allowing an organization to provide its distinct user groups with only the features they require, which simplifies training and improves user efficiency.
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Command software runs on any commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) server or in a virtualized environment, reducing capital expenditures and allowing it to be managed similarly to other corporate applications. It supports LDAP/Active Directory(®) for quick user setup and the efficient administration of security policies, passwords, access control, and group policy configuration.
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From its inception, Command has been designed to serve as a true software platform able to integrate seamlessly with business and third-party applications that expand the power and functionality of video surveillance. Applications such as access control, mass notification and license plate recognition are currently available, as are a range of intelligent video analytics from March Networks analytics portfolio. The company will continue to expand the Command solution platform with additional third-party plug-ins and its own industry-specific applications.
"Command reflects our company's absolute commitment to delivering comprehensive IP video products that are open, easy to manage, and support both security and IT industry standards, as well as innovative, value-added applications," said Fabrizio Colciago, Chief Technology Officer, March Networks. "We look forward to demonstrating the many strengths of Command to security and IT decision-makers as they shape the future direction of their IP video infrastructure."
March Networks will demonstrate its Command video management platform integrated with the company's high-definition IP cameras, its new 7532 Hybrid NVR and its mass notification application in Booth 23068 at the ISC West International Security Conference and Exposition, April 6 to 8, at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV. For more information, please visit www.marchnetworks.com/iscwest.
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ATLANTA -- Plans for passenger-rail service in Georgia took a hit Monday when a Senate committee voted to cut funding for several projects from the state's mid-year budget supplement.
The Appropriations Committee eliminated $500,000 that was to begin planning for 10 proposed inter-city rail lines linking Atlanta with all corners of the state and reduced from $5.9 million to $2 million the funding to begin construction of a passenger terminal in Atlanta that could accommodate buses and trains.
The mid-year budget adopted by the House last week includes the inter-city planning money and stipulates that the ''multi-modal'' terminal project be expanded to include passenger facilities in Athens and Macon.
But Senate budget writers also added to the House version of the spending plan in a number of areas, including $6.8 million more than the House provided to help welfare recipients get and keep jobs, $800,000 for a building project at the Athens Area Technical Institute and $500,000 for the National Science Center's Fort Discovery children's museum.
The committee reduced funding for the inter-city rail study because the work would be financed through bonds instead of cash, said Sen. George Hooks, the panel's chairman.
''We're not necessarily against the project. We just didn't feel like that was a proper use for bonds,'' said Hooks, D-Americus. ''Bonds should be capital outlay, brick and mortar. They should not be for study.''
But Hooks went on to say that he isn't satisfied that the case has been made for passenger-rail service.
''We've been studying rails year after year after year,'' he said. ''We need to see a little results before we move in that direction,'' he said.
The committee also balked at putting up $250,000 to study the potential of connecting a proposed Atlanta-to-Macon rail line and Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.
On the other side of the ledger, Senate appropriators went beyond the $51.7 million that the House allocated for a variety of programs aimed at helping welfare recipients make the transition to the work force.
The additional $6.8 million kicked in by the Senate panel includes $5 million for Wheels to Work, an interest-free revolving loan program that allows welfare recipients primarily in rural areas to buy a used car to get them to and from work.
The programs would be paid for out of the surplus in federal welfare aid to Georgia created by the dramatic drop in the state's welfare caseloads.
''The money is in the bank,'' said Hooks. ''We felt like rather than sending it to Washington, it's prudent to use our taxpayers' money here.''
Phyllis Hendry, president of Fort Discovery, said the $500,000 would be used to help the science center continue the policy of free student admissions that it started at the beginning of the current school year.
''We want all the students in Georgia to be able to come in free so this will be an extension of the classroom,'' she said.
Hooks noted that the committee left intact the $166 million tax cut proposed by Gov. Roy Barnes and a $263 million bailout of the financially struggling State Health Benefit Plan.
The mid-year spending plan, which will fund state programs through June 30, also provides $50 million for a statewide student information system to keep track of grades, test scores and discipline records.
It includes $93 million in school construction, $75 million in construction for the state Department of Technical and Adult Education and nearly $102 million in University System building projects, including $16.7 million for a new Coastal Georgia Community College satellite campus in Kingsland.
The full Senate is expected to vote on the mid-year budget Thursday.
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County Board: Beltrami County certified as sustainable forest county
Beltrami County recently achieved sustainable forestry certification, capping a four-year process.
Rating the so-called "third party" certification, of which Beltrami County now has two, will be discussed during the Beltrami County Board's regular 5 p.m. Tuesday meeting at the County Administration Building, 701 Minnesota Ave.
The third-party certification comes with the county's participation in the Minnesota Counties Sustainable Forestry Cooperative, says Greg Snyder, director of the Natural Resource Management Department.
The county now has dual third-party certification from SGS Services and Systems under the Sustainable Forest Initiative and from Forest Stewardship Council.
"FSC and SFI are international forest management standards which are designed to ensure the sustainable practice of forestry," Snyder says in a memo. "In addition to ensuring sustainability, the certification allows access to niche markets for forest products while maintaining access to the broadest spectrum of markets overall."
Chief among Beltrami County's sustainable forest management commitments is to "protect the integrity of forest lands under our management."
Also during the regular meeting, commissioners will consider re-appointing four at-large members to the county Park and Trail Advisory Council, and will consider resolutions for the Blackduck Bike Trail Phase II sponsorship and maintenance.
Commissioners at their 3 p.m. work session will receive an annual report from Giziibii Resource Conservation and Development Association, receive an update on a state analysis of the Minnesota child support enforcement system, receive a report on Beltrami Works, a county diversionary program to Minnesota Family Investment Program.
Commissioners will also review 2010 legislative issues with Rep. John Persell, DFL-Bemidji, and Brita Sailer, DFL-Park Rapids.
The board's consent agenda includes county bills and warrant payment listing, approval of $10,000 contribution to mental health medical transports, approval of Paul Conklin to the County Extension Committee and approval of the North Country Community Health Board Joint Powers Agreement.
Commissioners will also be asked to approve the appointment of North Country Community Health Board and North Country CHS Advisory Committee members, and reappoint Tawana Fairbanks to the Northwestern Minnesota Juvenile Center Board,.
The consent agenda includes approval of a review of the 2010 county safety manual, approval of a pharmaceuticals services contract with Thrifty White Pharmacy, approval of a revision to a human services emergency assistance policy, approval to attend a national welfare fraud planning conference, and receive monthly human services reports, licensing requests and payment of bills.


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After an entire season of attractive play and spotty results, D.C. United suddenly seems to have mastered the art of "winning ugly" just in time for the postseason.
United's 1-0 win against the New England Revolution at RFK Stadium on Saturday night owed more to grit than glamour, but the United faithful won't be complaining about their team's fourth win in five games.
"It wasn't pretty, that's for sure," said coach Peter Nowak afterwards. "It was a very physical battle, and we expected that. We're supposed to do better with the ball, but I'm happy with the result."
Christian Gomez volleyed home a Ben Olsen cross in the 32nd minute, his second of the year since joining D.C. from Argentina's Arsenal de Sarandi, and Nick Rimando made several key saves to deny the Revs in the late going as United closed to within one point of the MetroStars for the Eastern Conference's second-place spot.
"I was surprised that the ball actually went through to the near post and I found it on the back post by myself," Gomez said. " ... I thought the defender was going to get to the ball first, but I was lucky enough to get there and put it in. I made a run through the penalty area and was in the right place at the right time."
The Revs were unfortunate not to get an equalizer in a hard-fought second half, with rookie Clint Dempsey the most prominent example of New England's hard-working, never-say-die approach. But even an inspired performance from the Texas native couldn't penetrate United's determined back line, marshaled by captain Ryan Nelsen in his return from a one-game suspension.
"We got a bit deep on a few too many occasions. We really didn't put enough pressure on the ball, which made us drop. It's never good, you don't like drop back too much into your own goal box," Nelsen said. "But, when it did happen, we dealt with the crosses and whatever they got at us pretty well. I remember a couple of hairy situations, but nothing to get too scared about, so it wasn't too bad. It was pretty solid."
The two sides combined for a whopping 37 fouls and seven cards, the most notable occurring in the 74th minute, when referee Marcel Yonan handed combative midfielder Dema Kovalenko his second yellow card for a foul on Dempsey. Kovalenko will miss next week's match against the MetroStars at RFK, as will Josh Gros, whose second-half yellow put him over the caution points limit.
With only 10 men, Nowak and United had to sweat out the final 16 minutes as New England rained down crosses on the D.C. penalty area, but United's composure won the day and they will hope to leapfrog the Metros with a positive result against their Atlantic Cup rivals next week.
Meanwhile, the desperate Revs must now win at home against Chicago next week to earn a trip to the playoffs.
"I think it was quite typical of the way we've played this year. We've promised a lot, but basically the whole season when it's come down to whatever, a shot or a tackle or something, we're not producing," said Revolution coach Steve Nicol. "We're getting ourselves in decent positions, but we're not producing."
Said midfielder Brian Kamler: "We've just got to forget about what happened tonight, look at what we did wrong, and get ready to play hard next week. If we win, we're in."
Charles Boehm is a contributor to MLSnet.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Soccer or its clubs.


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"Embracing God's call to serve in the world, Mosaic advocates for people with intellectual disabilities and provides opportunities for them to enjoy a full life."
Mosaic is a faith-based organization serving people with intellectual disabilities. We believe that every individual is a person of worth. Together Mosaic staff members, volunteers and the people we support work as partners.
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|Excellent class. The instructor was awesome. I will be sitting for the PMP® this September. I feel this class has prepared me. I feel comfortable and I am ready and confident that I will pass the exam the first time.
Course Code: ppf
Learn about a number of important project management certification concerns, including the PMI, PMBOK® Guide, and Project Management Professional (PMP)® Certification. Then, get a helpful overview of projects and project management.
Learn about important topics related to project management. You will consider the phases of projects, as well as the stakeholders and structures involved. Then, you will focus on the PMBOK® Guide's process groups.
Learn about process interactions involved in management projects, then discover how to develop a project charter. Through this process, you will learn about the various parts involved in a project management plan.
Learn how to plan scope management for your projects, while collecting requirements and defining scope. Then, discover how to create WBS, validate, and control the scope of a project.
Focus on defining and sequencing the activities involved in a management project, then develop skills and methods for estimating activity resources and durations.
Learn how to both develop and control a schedule for your projects. Then, learn and practice the interpersonal skills necessary for success.
Tony Swaim has helped many clients, colleagues, and students reach their professional and personal goals. He has been an online instructor since 1998 and has taught at colleges and universities across the United States since 1981. His focus areas are project management, Six Sigma, and supply chain management. Tony manages a successful consulting firm, and his industry experience includes 20 years of supply chain management. He earned a Doctorate in Business Administration from Kennesaw State University and holds professional certifications in six disciplines, including the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI)® and Certified Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB)® from the American Society for Quality (ASQ)®.
Required text: A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®, Guide), 5th Edition.
A new session of each course opens each month, allowing you to enroll whenever your busy schedule permits!
Once a session starts, two lessons will be released each week, for the six-week duration of your course. You will have access to all previously released lessons until the course ends.
Keep in mind that the interactive discussion area for each lesson automatically closes 2 weeks after each lesson is released, so you're encouraged to complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.
The Final Exam will be released on the same day as the last lesson. Once the Final Exam has been released, you will have 2 weeks plus 10 days to complete the Final and finish any remaining lessons in your course. No further extensions can be provided beyond these 10 days.


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Wedding Daze: The happy honeymoon plane crash couple still married 60 years on
MARRIED life really did get off to a bumpy start when newlyweds Peter and Brenda Clewlow headed to the French Riviera on honeymoon in 1954.
Their plane got as far as the Channel when Peter noticed oil spewing from an engine and it was forced to turn back for a dramatic emergency landing.
The Viking airliner burst into flames after its undercarriage failed to open and it crashlanded at Blackbushe Airport, in Hampshire.
Peter said: 'Hold on tight – this is going to be a bit bump'
Peter and Brenda became a poster couple for the accident, appearing in the Sunday Express.
Brenda, 80, recalls: "Peter said: 'Hold on tight – this is going to be a bit bumpy.' Now it would petrify me but I was only 20. I didn't really think about it."
Miraculously everyone survived and the Clewlows walked away without a scratch although their dream of sunshine and champagne was ruined.
Retired tax official Peter, 89, said: "We had nothing left. All our luggage had burnt in the crash. We were given £50 by the airline company and shopped in London before heading to the coast in Cornwall. The weather was terrible. It didn't stop raining."
Their luck did not improve when they flew to Mallorca for a second honeymoon a year later. The engine failed and they spent three days in Lyons instead.
Despite the rocky start, the couple from Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, who have three sons and six grandchildren, are preparing to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday.
The key to their long and successful marriage? Peter replied: "Understanding, patience and a lot of work."


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This painting was offered to me about 20 years ago. I don't know who is the artist neither the name of the painting. It is number 10 out of 50 reproductions. If anybody has informations or know where I could get some thank you for sharing.


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Knowing how sick and tired people are with trying to stay one step ahead of spam these days, I thought I might take a moment to put together some of my recommended applications for dealing with. They each range from free to paid, but all of them are good enough to help make a significant dent in your spam's inbox.
- SpamBayes. Without question, one of the better means of using intelligent Bayesian filtering versus that Blacklisting nonsense. A great fit for Outlook users, SpamBayes is extremely simple to use and completely free to obtain.
- POPFile. Not nearly as easy to use, however it does have with some cool Outlook-ready plugins available for separate installation should you want it, although I have never bother with them. Setup is a bit more involved, unless the installer has been improved since I last used it on Windows. On the flip side, it is MUCH more than a spam filter as you can 'train' it through the local server UI in your browser to filter anything anyway you want it – it's not rule based, which means you can get pretty fancy with the app training. Filtering effectiveness after significant training on my machines – 98.61% accurate.
- SpamCube. I actually was looking into this for some of my own family, as the effectiveness of the box has been really impressive. Simple to use, zero config really needed, this SpamCube provides some fantastic results, be it not a free hardware appliance. An added bonus is the ability to subscribe to anti-virus and anti-phishing services as well. Again, not really for the power user, but it might be a great fit for the install it and forget about it crowd.
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- The Roller helmet offers protection, style and comfort for riders who are just getting into cycling
- The inconspicuous design of the helmet makes sure it is at home in the city and the wild
- An in-mould construction keeps the weight down, while a visor provides additional protection
- 28 vents make sure you are always cool and comfortable while riding
- A dial at the back of the helmet controls a basket that secures a large part of the back of the head
- A quick turn of the TS Plus dial assures a snug yet comfortable fit that keeps the helmet firmly in place
- Adjust it on the fly and start your cycling adventures
- Weight: 245 g for a size medium
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You can view our complaints policy here.
We hope that you don't have a complaint, but if you do we want to resolve it as quickly as possible. If your complaint is about policing or about a specific officer or member of Northumbria Police staff, you should use the following link to make the complaint to Northumbria Police to allow the Complaints Team to contact you to help resolve your concerns. If you are not satisfied with how Northumbria Police deals with your complaint you can also make a complaint or an appeal to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), this is a link to the IPCC website and contact details.
It is important to remember, that the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has no authority or staff to investigate complaints about the police, only the police themselves or the IPCC have that authority. This is in accordance with government legislation. Accordingly any complaints received will be forwarded to Northumbria Police for action. Although the PCC does not deal with or investigate complaints against the police, she does have a role in monitoring complaints against the police.
If your complaint is about the Chief Constable, the Police and Crime Commissioner will deal with such complaints. The 'Contact Us' page should be used to inform the Commissioner of your complaint.
Complaints about members of staff in the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner should be made direct to the Chief Executive of the OPCC using the details found on the 'Contact Us' page.
If you wish to complain about the Chief Executive you may write directly to the Police and Crime Commissioner using the details on the 'Contact Us' page.
There is a slightly different process to follow when complaining about the Police & Crime Commissioner. In accordance with the provisions that are contained in the Elected Local Policing Bodies (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2012, the Police & Crime Panel have determined that any complaints about the Police and Crime Commissioner or the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner will be dealt with, in the first instance, by the Monitoring Officer, who is the Chief Executive of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
If you wish to complain about the PCC please write to the Chief Executive using the details found on the 'Contact Us' page.


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Art educators have to deal with a lot of issues, so we've created topics that will help you find what you're looking for. Each one covers a different area relevant to art teachers today so go ahead and explore them.
Interdisciplinary Thoughts:
What would it be like if schools took a hint from the Reggio approach? Hailed as the best pre-schools in the world by Newsweek magazine in 1991, the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education has attracted the worldwide attention of educators, researchers and just about anyone interested in early childhood education best practices. Art relates to everything. To quote one of my very favorite companies, Apple, who always claims "There's an Ap for that!"... You know there is an ART for that, too!
Science: Yep, there's an ART for that!
Math: Yep, there's an ART for that!
Writing: Yep, there's an ART for that!
Social Studies: Yep, there's an ART for that!
Technology: Yep, there's an ART for that!
What would learning look like if science, math, reading, language and social students weren't compartmentalized and instead were connected to each other and the arts? Results have shown: AMAZING! But, why don't any schools do it this way? Why can't we get past the one hour of science, then move on to one hour of math? Are public schools stuck in a rut they can't get out of? Yep.


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Too much DLG building
Howdy! I put together a mini fireworks for a friend. It took me down some strange paths...
This was his first, and I wanted it to be bullet proof. I made my own tails of contest balsa and carbon fleece followed by FG. I also wanted the horiz stab mount to be stronger than the balsa one provided in the kit. WHAT A NIGHTMARE!
My idea was to copy another friend who made me one from a carbon servo cover. So I tried to copy it myself... Started with hydro-cal... this powder turns to stone in a few hours. But then, you need something to tuck the carbon into the mold, so I called up TAP plastic: they have an AWESOME new silicone, which is as expensive as it is awesome. Platinum silicone does not require anything special other than you carefully reading the instructions and not letting it touch any inhibitors (like pigment as I later found out )
Well, you can;t build a mold, a latex plug and not get a release agent. Tap was out of partall, so I ordered some of this meguires. Not so great, as the PVA would form droplets atop it, I am probably doing something wrong, but it only caused problems with one mold to date (a naca duct, pics later).
For pva, I don;t own a compressor but found this prevall spray mechanism pretty dandy at under $6.
More toys: I had a dificult time with the minifireworks steel cable. An AWESOME upgrade is beadalon 49 strand nylon coated stainless steel wire. It has 26# break strength, no stretch, and lighter than the factory stuff. Only problem is that it costs $1/foot in store, and a third of that on the internet.
Ok, here are pics of the products + the finished plane. I found the hydro-cal quie nice to work with, and the silicone too. Will someday graduate to epoxy molds, but as a first forray, this was a fun project
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- Original: Fantasy
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- Lorelei
- Year Completed:
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- Construction Difficulty:
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- This is my original design mermaid costume for Summer Wonderfestival in Tokyo.
The dress is a recycled prom dress from a second hand store, shells were from the philippined and Seattle (when i visited there I made sure to buy some), the crown is made from air dry clay and the harp is plastic sheeting over cardboard.
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It's day THREE of this awesome giveaway series…and I am so excited that several of my readers will get spoiled!
I have teamed up with my two good blogging friends once again for a fun giveaway! Nicole from Nicole's Nickels and Karen from Koupon Karen and I have put together this FUN Valentine's Day gift guide, and I think that you will all really enjoy the chance to win these fabulous prize packages!
To show you just how much WE LOVE OUR READERS, We are going to showering you with Valentine's Day gifts….how fun is that?
There will be 5 days of giveaways and there will be ONE Winner on EACH blog for EACH day so after you enter here, go to their sites and enter for even more chances to win these awesome prize packages!
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PetSmart donates 10% of the purchase price of this item to PetSmart Charities® to help save homeless pets. PetSmart Charities® is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) with the vision of a lifelong, loving home for every pet. PetSmart Charities® is a registered trademark of PetSmart, Inc.
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PetSmart donates 10% of the purchase price of this item to PetSmart Charities® to help save homeless pets. PetSmart Charities® is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) with the vision of a lifelong, loving home for every pet. PetSmart Charities® is a registered trademark of PetSmart, Inc.
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Beginning in January 2013, the Tic Tac® brand is bringing back an old favorite with a new-and-improved formula, the new Cinnamon Spice flavor Tic Tac® mints. This new flavor is a sweet and warm taste of cinnamon sure to satisfy any cinnamon lovers' taste bud.
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The Musketeers: Three new actors join the cast as series two gets darker
THREE new faces have signed up for the next BBC series of The Musketeers.
Former EastEnder Charles Venn, 41 is one. And he joins Casualty favourite Chris Ryman, 42, and Spanish actor Mateo Rufino, 27.
"Insiders have warned series two will be darker"
However, BBC bosses are keeping tight-lipped over their roles in the swashbuckling drama.
The new series is still being filmed in Prague and won't be back on our screens until the new year.
Insiders have warned series two will be darker.
Writer Adrian Hodges, 57, said: "We have pushed the tone much further in terms of sex and violence."


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So I have an xpen for my girlzz..we have two that are combined together.. i usually just use it for play time but now i am thinking about attaching it to the cage so that they can play in it whenever they like and so that they have a much larger area.
The only problem is that they always bite at it and manage to move it
Is there any way that i can keep it in place? My floors are hardwood.


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CBS, Google, Levi's, Starbucks, New Balance, and Xerox are among the 70 companies and cities that have signed an amicus brief stating that DOMA, the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act, hurts business. DOMA bans the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages and has already been declared unconstitutional in federal court, as well as by President Obama and by Attorney General Holder.
"In essence, the amicus brief argues, 'the employer becomes the face of DOMA's discriminatory treatment'," writes Janet Tu at the Seattle Times.
To attract the best employees, companies have to offer robust benefits and a "workplace ethos of transparent fairness," the brief says. But "DOMA forces amici to investigate the gender of the spouses of our lawfully married employees and then to single out those employees with a same-sex spouse. DOMA enforces discriminatory tax treatment of spousal health care benefits."
"The companies paint the law as an overburdening government regulation that should be repealed," writes Lucas Grindley at The Advocate.
The companies say DOMA "forces" them "to investigate the gender of the spouses of our lawfully married employees and then to single out those employees with a same-sex spouse." For example, HIPPA laws usually consider marriage a "qualifying event" that automatically enrolls a spouse in an employee's health insurance. Companies now spend time and money weeding out any gay employees who get married.
If companies don't want to discriminate, because it hurts their recruiting efforts or they're just opposed to it in principle, then DOMA causes a bunch of "workarounds" that come with wasteful administrative costs of their own.
Companies complain that when a same-sex couple legally marries, it requires them "to maintain two sets of books." That's because the couple is considered married under state law but not married under federal law. "The double entries ripple through human resources, payroll, and benefits administration," they write.
Some of the companies have had to pay consultants to jury-rig systems used to track benefits and taxes so they can accommodate the double records. "These dual regimes have spawned an industry of costly compliance specialists," they complain.
"The burden on the small employer is especially onerous," the companies point out. Small businesses can't afford to hire consultants, and "such burdens, standing alone, might chill a smaller employer from employing an otherwise qualified employee because she happens to be married to a same-sex spouse."
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Aetna, Inc.
Akamai Technologies, Inc.
Alere Inc.
Bank of New York Mellon Corporation
Biogen Idec, Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mass., Inc.
Boston Community Capital, Inc.
Boston Medical Center Corp.
Bright Horizons Children's Centers LLC
Calvert Investments, Inc.
CBS Corporation
The Chubb Corporation
Communispace Corp.
Constellation Energy Group, Inc.
Diageo North America, Inc.
Eastern Bank Corp.
Exelon Corp.
FitCorp Healthcare Centers, Inc.
Gammelgården, LLC
Google Inc.
Integrated Archive Systems, Inc.
Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group, LLC
Levi Strauss & Co.
Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge Trust, LLC
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Massachusetts Envelope Company, Inc.
Massachusetts Financial Services Company
Microsoft Corp.
National Grid USA, Inc.
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.
New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc.
New England Cryogenic Center, Inc.
NIKE, Inc.
The Ogilvy Group, Inc.
Onyx Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Partners HealthCare System, Inc.
Reproductive Science Center of New England
Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Starbucks Corp.
State Street Bank and Trust Co.
Stonyfield Farm, Inc.
Sun Life Financial (U.S.) Services Co., Inc.
Time Warner Cable, Inc.
Trillium Asset Management Corp.
W/S Development Associates LLC
Xerox Corp.
Zipcar, Inc.
Law and professional firms:
Burns & Levinson LLP
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
Foley Hoag LLP
Goodwin Proctor LLP
Goulston & Storrs, P.C.
McCarter & English LLP
Nixon Peabody LLP
Parthenon Group LLC
Ropes & Gray LLP
Salera Consulting
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Sullivan & Worcester LLP
Professional, trade and civic organizations:
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
The Boston Foundation
Massachusetts Association of Health Plans
Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, Inc.
The National Fire Protection Association
Out & Equal Workplace Advocates
Retailers Association of Massachusetts
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The City of Boston, MA
The City of Cambridge, MA
The City of New York, NY
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Angels in Charge
For He shall give His angels charge over you, to keep you in all your ways. - Psalm 91:11
We don't know how many times angels have been working behind the scenes in our lives, how many times they have delivered us, or how many times they have intervened on our behalf. But we do know that God has given us a wonderful promise: that He will send His angels to protect us and keep us.
However, there is a condition to God's promise that His angels will be actively involved in the lives of His children. We find it in Psalm 91:9–11:
Because you have made the Lord, who is my refuge, even the Most High, your dwelling place, no evil shall befall you, nor shall any plague come near your dwelling; for He shall give His angels charge over you, to keep you in all your ways.
From this passage, we see that the condition is making the Lord our refuge. So here is the point. God says, "I will do my part, but you must do yours."
The phrase, "dwelling place," in verse 9 gives the idea of permanence of position, of settling down to stay somewhere.
So our goal should be to maintain a close relationship and fellowship with God, to abide with Him. His promise to us is that His angels will protect us. He will be there for us. He will be actively involved in our lives. He will keep us in all our ways.


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For the last five years, the City of Goleta has been working to restore native grassland on the east side of Goleta's Ellwood Mesa. Now that we've reached the five-year maintenance mark, the Coastal Commission has determined that the program is a success.
The restoration was part of the land exchange and purchase of Ellwood Mesa.
The components for success were identified in the permit conditions of approval. They are: a progressive restoration plan, commitment towards ensuring that the plan was implemented, and the continued community support in helping with volunteer weeding days.
The City of Goleta and Coastal Commission staff consistency were instrumental in the achievement of these goals.
The nature of the restoration was difficult due to the use of prolific weed seed which competes with the native grassland. After much perseverance, the restoration was precisely completed and it is now difficult to discern the boundaries of the site from the surrounding native grassland. The site is a beautiful piece of land and has met the full expectations of the project.
— Valerie Kushnerov is a public information officer for the City of Goleta.


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A listing of the summer youth golf camps available in San Diego County:
Aviara Junior Clinics: Ninety-minute clinics available six days a week. Where: Aviara Golf Academy driving range, Carlsbad. Dates: All summer on every day except Thursday. Times: 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. Cost: $40 per clinic. Contact: (760) 536-6568 or email@example.com.
Barona Creek Golf Club Future Champions Clinics: One-hour sessions on Fridays. Where: Barona Creek Golf Club, Lakeside. Dates: Fridays from June 4 through July 30. Times: 4 p.m.-5 p.m. Cost: $150. Contact: (619) 387-7018.
Carlsbad Golf Center Camp: Four-day camps in conjunction with North County Junior Golf Association. Where: Carlsbad Golf Center. Dates: Weeks of June 22 through Aug. 3. Times: 9 a.m.-noon. Cost: $135, NCJGA members; $165, nonmembers. Contact: (760) 720-4653 or www.carlsbadgolfcenter.com or www.ncjga.com.
Carlton Oaks Junior Camp: Weeklong, half-day camps staged by city of Santee and Carlton Oaks. Where: Carlton Oaks Golf Club, Santee. Dates: City camps are weeks of June 28 through July 26; Carlton Oaks camp is week of Aug. 2. Time: City camp morning sessions are 8 a.m.-11 a.m.; afternoon sessions are 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Carlton Oaks camp sessions, 8 a.m.-noon. Cost: City camp, $90 for Santee residents, $105 for nonresidents; Carlton Oaks camp, $125. Contact: Santee Parks and Recreation, (619) 258-4100; Carlton Oaks pro shop, (619) 448-8500.
City of Encinitas Golf Camp: Four-day camps in morning (youth) and afternoon (teen). Where: Encinitas Ranch Golf Course. Dates: Weeks of June 14 through Aug. 23. Times: Morning camps, Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-noon; afternoon camps, Monday and Wednesday, 3 p.m.-5 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 3 p.m.-7 p.m. Cost: $175-$195. Contact: (760) 633-2740 or www.encinitascity.com.
Coronado Golf Course Clinics: Four-day, one-hour clinics. Where: Coronado Golf Course. Dates: Weeks of June 22 through Aug. 20. Time: One hour per day. Cost: $85. Contact: (858) 705-0641 or email@example.com.
Cottonwood Junior Camp: Half-day camps. Where: Cottonwood Golf Club, El Cajon. Dates: Weeks of July 12 through Aug. 16. Time: 9 a.m.-noon Monday through Thursday. Cost: $100, including lunch. Contact: (619) 443-8981, ext. 3
Eastlake Country Club Camp: Five-day camps. Where: Eastlake Country Club, Chula Vista. Dates: Weeks of June 14, July 5, Aug. 9. Times: 9:30 a.m.-noon. Cost: $199. Contact: (619) 846-9978 or email@example.com.
Encinitas Ranch Golf Camp: Weeklong full- and half-day sessions. Where: Encinitas Ranch Golf Course. Dates: Weeks of June 21, July 5, July 19, Aug. 2. Times: Full day, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; half-day, 9 a.m.-noon. Cost: Full day, $325; half-day, $225. Contact: Jacqui Nicoletti-McSorley at (858) 699-1899 or Heidi Richardson at (760) 533-6917.
Fallbrook Golf Club Camp: Weeklong half-day camps. Where: Fallbrook Golf Club. Dates: June 20-24, Aug. 23-27. Time: 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., including lunch. Cost: $150. Contact: (760) 728-8334.
Future Champions Golf Academy: Numerous programs, including fun camps, golf schools, workshops, fitness training and college prep. Where: Stadium Golf Center, Mission Valley. Dates: June 15-Aug. 25. Times: Varying. Cost: $69 to $699. Contact: (619) 339-2377 or email@example.com
Junior Sticks Golf Camp: Four-day camps, including one day of golf at Welk Resort. Where: Hodges Golf Center, Escondido. Dates: Weeks of June 15 through Aug. 10. Times: 8 a.m.-noon. Cost: $199. Contact: (619) 246-5527 or www.juniorsticks.com.
La Costa Resort Golf Camp: Five-day camps. Where: La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad. Dates: Weeks of July 14 through Aug. 16. Times: 9 a.m.-noon. Cost: $30 per hour or $375 per week. Contact (760) 274-7147 or email@example.com.
Mission Bay Golf Course Camp: Five-day camps. Where: Mission Bay Golf Course and Practice Center, San Diego. Dates: Weeks of June 21 through Aug. 16. Times: 10 a.m.-noon. Cost: $25 per day or $100 per week. Contact (760) 613-6368.
Nike Junior Overnight Camp: Six-day camps with accommodations at UCSD, instruction and golf every day at various courses, and evening outings in San Diego. Where: Base is UCSD campus. Dates: Weeks of June 27 through Aug. 6. Times: All day. Cost: $1,395 for overnight campers, $1,295 for day campers. Contact: www.ussportscamps.com.
Oaks North Junior Camp: Five 90-minute lessons, including on-course tournament. Where: Oaks North Golf Course, Rancho Bernardo. Dates: Weeks of June 14 through Aug. 9. Cost: $120. Contact: (858) 487-3021 or www.jcgolf.com
Pala Mesa Resort Junior Program: Group lessons in one-hour sessions on Sundays. Where: Pala Mesa Resort, Fallbrook. Dates: Sundays beginning May 23. Times: 2 p.m.-3 p.m. (new and younger students), 3 p.m.-4 p.m. (returning and older students). Cost: $10 registration, $12 per session. Contact: (760) 731-6803, ext. 343
Rancho Carlsbad Camp: Four-day camps. Where: Rancho Carlsbad Golf Club. Dates: Starting week of June 22, Monday through Thursday. Times: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Cost: $100. Contact: (760) 438-1772.
Reidy Creek Junior Camp: Three two-hour group lessons. Where: Reidy Creek Golf Course, Escondido. Dates: Weeks of June 23, July 7, July 21 and Aug. 4. Cost: $110. Contact: (760) 740-2450 or www.jcgolf.com.
Sail Ho Golf Camp: Two- and three-day camps depending on age. Where: Sail Ho Golf Course, Pt. Loma. When: Two-day camps (7- to 10-year-olds), June 29-30, Aug. 3-4; three-day camps (11- to 17-year-olds), Aug. 16-18. Times: 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., lunch included. Cost: Two-day, $95; three-day, $145. Contact: (619) 222-4653, ext. 205.
Salt Creek Golf Camp: Morning and afternoon, three-day camps. Where: Salt Creek Golf Club, Chula Vista. Dates: June 11-13 and July 16-18. Times: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Cost: $150 per session or $200 for morning and afternoon. Contact: (619) 889-3279 or email@example.com.
San Diego Golf Institute Camp: Weeklong camps with full- and half-day sessions. Where: Riverwalk Golf Club, Mission Valley. Dates: Weeks of June 28 through Aug. 30. Times: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. half-day; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. full day. Cost: $325 half-day; $650 full day. Contact: (866) 904-7344 or www.mysdgi.com.
Scratch Junior Golf Camp: Day and evening programs for youth, teens, high school girls-only and advanced players. Where: Scratch Junior Golf indoor facility, Poway. Dates: Varying dates and times depending on programs. Cost: Youth and teen programs are $100 for nonmembers, $85 for scratch members; high school girls-only and advanced players are $250 for nonmembers, $225 for Scratch members. Contact: (858) 248-8144 or www.scratchjuniorgolf.com.
Steele Canyon Golf Club Camp: Three half-days of instruction. Where: Steele Canyon Golf Club, Jamul. Dates: Weeks of July 6 through Aug. 3. Times: 9 a.m.-noon. Cost: $100. Contact: (619) 441-6900.
Sun Valley Golf Course Camps: Full-day camps including swimming. Where: Sun Valley Golf Course, La Mesa. Dates: Weeks of June 29, July 13, July 20 and Aug. 3. Times: 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Cost: $175. Contact: (619) 466-6104.
Sycuan Resort Junior Camp: Three-day golf and five-day golf and tennis camps. Where: Sycuan Resort, El Cajon. Dates: Three-day camps, weeks of June 21 through Aug. 9; five-day camps, weeks of June 14 through Aug. 9. Times: Three-day, 9 a.m.-11 a.m.; five-day, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m., including golf, swimming and tennis. Cost: Three-day, $100; five-day, $265. Contact: three-day, (619) 219-6052; five-day, (619) 444-2128.
The Crossings at Carlsbad Golf Camp: Three-day morning camps on Wednesday through Friday. Where: The Crossings at Carlsbad Golf Course. Dates: Weeks of June 23 through Aug. 11. Times: 9 a.m.-noon Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a.m.-11 a.m. Friday. Cost: $149. Contact: (619) 540-4643 or www.thecrossingsatcarlsbad.com
Torrey Pines Nike Jr. Golf Camp: Full-day sessions over four days, including afternoon golf. Where: Torrey Pines Golf Course. Dates: Weeks of June 21 through Aug. 16. Times: 1 p.m.-8 p.m., three hours of instruction followed by afternoon golf. Cost: $795, including lunch and dinner. Contact: (800) 645-3226, (858) 452-3226, ext. 225 or www.ussportscamps.com.
TPI Junior Camp: Three-day experience combines long-term athletic development and daily on-course play. Where: TPI Junior Performance Center, The Grand Golf Club, Del Mar. Dates: Weeks of June 28 through Aug. 18. Times: 8 a.m. -1 p.m. Cost: $300. Contact: (858) 848-4957 or www.mytpijpc.com.
Twin Oaks Junior Golf Academy Clinics: Twelve group clinics. Where: Twin Oaks Golf Course, San Marcos. Dates: All summer on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons; fee covers as many clinics as the golfer can attend in one month. Cost: $125. Contact: (760) 591-4700 or www.jcgolf.com.
YMCA Golf Day Camp: Weeklong camps staged by Magdalena Ecke YMCA in Encinitas. Where: Encinitas Ranch Golf Course. Dates: July 19-23, Aug. 9-13. Cost: Contact YMCA. Contact: (760) 942-9622.