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1950's B&W Details: Main Street Train Station
While I am in the middle of very late spring cleanup, the next few posts will be short. This image is from a vintage bw neg; love getting those, as they are great for zooming in to catch the details. Although undated, this was most likely shot during the park's initial few years, as there are no posters on the concrete wall in front of the floral Mickey. The E.P. Ripley arrives at the Main Street Station, pulling RETLAW 1 behind.
For all you train nuts, here's a closeup of the engine & baggage car:
In an even closer zoom, it appears that there are china cups hanging in the front portion of the baggage car, along with a few lanterns.
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Posted by Dave DeCaro at 6:35 AM
Labels: Disneyland, E.P. Ripley, Main Street Train Station, retlaw 1
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- Viewliner Ltd. said...
Ah yes! Nothing like great Disneyland Railroad pics. I am almost done with my new computer. What a pain. But it will be a real cool system when it is finished.
- Chiana said...
Yup, good B&W negs can have fantastic resolution.
I'm amazed to realize that I didn't know (or realize anyway) there was a baggage car on the DL RR. What neat ambiance. China cups, lanterns. Where can I find out such things?
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Good Morning December 27, 2006
To all those feeling poorly---I wish you all well!! Hope you are all taking LOTS of fluids, tylenol/motrin, Chicken Soup--Whatever!!
Just PLEASE Feel Better!!
Jnette---I know you will be taking LOTS of Fluid-----golytly!!!
ENJOY!!! Just remember, it will be over soon!!
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Your story about your patient had me in tears yet again; I think you are the GREATEST!!
Woops--I'll have to come back later--patient's calling!!
Mary AnnDec 27, '06Good morning! :kiss
Thanks to Mary Ann for starting this thread.
I am busy with making my house tidy and clean. I am expecting a real estate appraiser to come by during the early afternoon hours to do their inspection of the property. If all goes well, I will be receiving some cash via a home equity loan.
In addition, I have an appointment this morning.Dec 27, '06Morning Mary Ann and commuter.
Count me in as one that does not feel great - allergies are terrible and on top of it I've got the dry heaves. I took some phenergan so I hope that works. This is my life now and I have to get used to it.
Think I'm off to bed - good night.Dec 27, '06Quote from bethinI, too, have chronic allergies, but they are probably of a different variety than the ones you suffer from. I have suffered from chronic hives since April 2004. My endocrinologist says it is related to my thyroid, as I have autoimmune thyroid disease.Count me in as one that does not feel great - allergies are terrible and on top of it I've got the dry heaves.
Anyhow, I hope you feel better!Dec 27, '06Hi Everyone,
Back again; Did my charting both on the computer & in the chart.
Such redundance!!
Well, nothing to be done about that.
If we get an Admit, it will be mine. We only have 9 pt's They floated one of the nurses to another floor as well as one of the CNA's. Tomorrow if they float, will be my turn. I'd rather get called off, but we don't have a choice.
The census is low all over the Hospital.
I guess on one of the floors, there has been been an outbreak of GI problems ( I think it;s the Surgical/trauma floor). Thta's Not a GOOD THING!!
Beth & Marilyn--Sorry to hear about the both of you & feeling a bit under the weather with various allergies. My allergies bother me often, also, but they are just the nose running/stuffyness---nothing major--usually.
Geez. I really don't feel like working tonite!!
Marilyn, hope the inspection goes well; we had our house inspected a couple of years ago, also for a home equity loan--it was a woman & she kind of just breezed thru. Didn't seem to be all that thorough. DH was shocked that our little home was worth so much!!
Did I tell you all about the EXCITMENT we had over at our house the nite before Xmas Eve???? We were in the living room & heard this huge CRASH!!
DH thought our chiminey fell down as it needs some work done. Well it was NOT the Chiminey!!
The 15 yr old girl next door was in the driver's seat of the van in the garage next door. They were coming home from shopping, I guess. Mom got out & the girl moved over. Mom told her to pull the car forward a few inches, so she could open up the rear door. Apparantly, Hope became flustered & put her foot on the accelerator & put the car in reverse instead of going forward!! Thankfully, Mom was not standing in the back of the car, but to the side. Hope ran that van right thru the back of the garage & smack down on the grass in the back yard!!! What a sight!!!
What a mess!! DH has been helping Mike get things settled---they have to first see if the structure is even still stable!!
Suzy, what happened with the cat? Did you have to have him put down? I know how painful that decision is--believe me.
Siri, Are you feeling better?
Adrien, are you still on Cloud Nine??
Renee, are you getting some sleep again tonite, or is it loud yet again??
Welll, need to run along for a bit.
I'll be back
mary AnnDec 27, '06Hey everone, morning.
Still on break. Dreading today actually. Starting to pack up to day to move to a new city. But first I'm going to go out with my boyfriend and his grandma for lunch, then track down my immunization record in one of the cluttered spaces in my apt.
I hate moving...ahh!!! Packing up and super cleaning the apt. for inspection sucks, unpacking is much better. Jan 2 is the last day at home. Wish I could fast forward to the New Year.
3 more days till my birthday...yippee...
Hope everyone will have a more adventurous day then me....lol.
Commuter- Hah your tidying up, and I'm trying to empty it out...wish I was in your boat ....oh well hope u get a great appreciation rate...money money moneeeeyyy...
Hope you all that are sick (coming down from my allergy/cold too) feel better, zinc and oj...oh yea perfect excuse for kids and/or SO to cater 2 u today.Last edit by Cherish on Dec 27, '06 : Reason: Where did it go George...where did it go....Dec 27, '06
i'm about ready to head to bed, just caught up with posts. have a heat pack around my neck/on my shoulders (have had a "crick" in it for 2 days now...my fibromyalgia), and my foot hurts (plantar faciiatus...), advil on board, if it will do anything...usually doesn't do anything for the fibro). just plain tired, too...very busy at work today. will catch up with ya all again much later today....:stoneDec 27, '06Good day to all, and a better one tomorrow for all the sickies out there.:icon_hug: to help you feel better.
I'm pizzed off because one of my co-workers brought me a large bowl of home-made, excellent menudo, I left it in the office fridge, and when I came in tonoc, it was gone. So now, I'm feverish, but nuttin to do with my health. :smiley_ab If I knew who it was...Dec 27, '06Good Morning all
Just got up to take a couple pills. Back to bed, but wanted to check on ya'll.
Have a good day.Dec 27, '06Good morning everyone. Getting ready to go to work. I hope those that are sick or with allergies get to feeling better quickly. It's no fun feeling icky. Hot soup, meds or whatever. We need you here nice and chipper. You're loved.
Jnette- I changed my avi in honor of you. Love ya.
Leslie- I agree with the others. You're a wonderfull caring nurse. God bless you.
Suzy- I'll be thinking about you. It's a hard thing to deal with. I'm sorry for you.
Well, my alarm just went off so gotta go. You all have a God blessed day.Dec 27, '06good evening all!
i'm actually off to bed in a minute as it's now almost 10.30pm here in oz.
sorry to read so many on the sick list in recent days. healing thoughts coming your way! ((((hug))))
mary ann, how awful for your neighbour!!! thankfully no -one was injured.
i'd emailed you the other day, and once again, it was returned to me?????? so, i have no idea what's going on!!
we're feeling the after effects of too much food and cheer over christmas here! lol my belly is about ready to explode!!! lol you almost feel guilty for having such abundance when so many others go without.
we've enjoyed cooler weather over the past several days, thankfully. in fact, you wouldn't believe it, in some places it snowed!!!!!! snow!! in australia during summer???!!!! unheard of!! we've gone from raging bushfires in places to snow in others!! weird!
hope the 'sickies' soon recover and are back to enjoying optimum health.
jnette, good luck with the polypectomy!
to all who come by later................ have a good day!
cheers................Dec 27, '06[quote=grace oz;1988107]good evening all!
i'm actually off to bed in a minute as it's now almost 10.30pm here in oz.
sorry to read so many on the sick list in recent days. healing thoughts coming your way! ((((hug))))
mary ann, how awful for your neighbour!!! thankfully no -one was injured.
i'd emailed you the other day, and once again, it was returned to me?????? so, i have no idea what's going on!!
that's funny--i also emailed you a couple of days ago & it also was returned to me.
i guess, we'll just have to pm each other.
i never realized it was so hard to email internationally.
mary annDec 27, '06Back Again,
You can tell it's a slow nite here, since I've been back so often.
Another hour & I'll be out of here.
Shopping today after work--grocery's---don't know why we need them!!LOL
Nothing else planned for today--just left overs for lunch. Back to work tonite.
See you all later
Mary Ann
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Above and Beyond Alaska's Guide Staff
Our Guides are some of the best in the industry. Not only do they enjoy taking our clients on our trips and expeditions – they are usually found out exploring on their own or with family and friends in their spare time. The majority of our staff were born and raised in Alaska and have gained invaluable personal experience hiking, paddling, and climbing in our backyard; the Tongass National Forest, the Inside Passage, and the Juneau Icefield. We recognize that the guide can make the difference between a trip being "average fun" and an "experience of a lifetime. " As such, we invest heavily in our guides to make sure they are capable of leading more than just a safe and enjoyable trip. When you go out with ABAK you can count on being led by a qualified guide who has the passion, technical know-how, and general knowledge to make the trip truly memorable.
Qualifications and Training
Prior to being hired with Above and Beyond Alaska, a guide must have: a current CPR card, a minimum of an Advanced First Aid certification, personal experience trekking on glaciers and sea kayaking, an ability to assess risk and manage clients, and an upbeat, positive attitude. At the beginning of the season all of our guides participate in our in-house training. Each year our training covers: risk assessment and management, wilderness first aid, emergency response procedures, Leave No Trace ethics, the natural history for each trip areas, and glacier travel, ice climbing, and kayaking technical skills including rescue techniques.
Additionally, our guides have the knowledge and experience to:
- Keep You Safe – While every outdoor activity carries with it some level of risk and we can't guarantee you won't get hurt, we have an impeccable safety record. Safety is our #1 priority and our guides have the training and experience to anticipate dangers and mitigate or avoid them.
- Provide Expert Instruction and Assistance – No experience is required for our guided trips because we will show you how to do it. Don't know how to ice climb up a vertical face? No problem, we'll set up a safe system, demonstrate the correct technique, and coach you through it. You've never been in a kayak? No problem, we'll show you how to efficiently paddle forward, backward, turn, and stop. Never been camping? No problem, we'll provide the gear, help setup your tent, tell you how to stay warm and dry, and cook delicious meals on a backcountry stove.
- Enhance Your Experience – By sharing their personal stories and knowledge of the natural and cultural history of the area our guides will help create a sense of place and enhance your appreciation and enjoyment of the unique environment you will be traveling through. Let us show you the rich and diverse ecosystem of Southeast Alaska that is interconnected from the towering peaks of the icefields to the ocean waterways of the Inside Passage.
Meet ABAK's 2017 Staff:
- Becky Janes
- Sean Janes
- Corey Denton
- Caitlin McElhinny
- Kayte Sulavich
- Brigitte Steinmetz
- Ed Shanley
- Bjorn Dihle
- Gabe Kelley
- Megan Ahleman
- Wade Panzich
- Miles Gayton
- Mattheus Tempel
- Peter Nave
- Nathan Wiley
- Lauren Stepanik
Becky Janes – Founder, Majority Owner, and General Manager
Becky grew up in Juneau and has been involved in the tourism industry in Southeast Alaska for over 18 years. From guiding to managing, she loves to do it all. She was Operations Manager at Gastineau Guiding for five years, Glacier Guide at Northstar Trekking for three years, Membership Coordinator at the Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau for two years, and now manager at ABAK for the past thirteen years.
Becky has a passion for trail running, snowboarding, climbing, cooking, spending time with family, and traveling. She has lived in Brazil and Spain and loves meeting new people from around the world. When not working at ABAK, Becky is spending time at home or on outdoor adventures with her husband and two young boys.
Becky's local knowledge of the area, many friends, solid business relations in the travel & tourism industry, and overall reputation make her the ideal general manager. If you want a trip or expedition organized at the highest standards in the industry, you better talk to Becky!
Sean Janes – Founder, Majority Owner, and Special Projects Manager
Sean grew up in Alaska and has been guiding in the Tongass Wilderness for over 20 years. His family helped pioneer Juneau's community owned ski area, Eaglecrest, in the early 1970's. He is a third generation ski patroller with extensive training in weather forecasting, avalanche mitigation, wilderness medicine, natural history, glacier travel, coastal survival, mechanized transport and radio communications.
Production companies regularly contract Sean to coordinate permitting, outfitting and safety plans for remote filming. He is the Adventure Director for National Geographic's, "Ultimate Survival Alaska" and helped coordinate and guide the final episode of "The Amazing Race"on the Taku Glacier. Having worked with over 60 film crews during his career, Sean knows how to get projects in the wilderness completed safely and efficiently.
Sean is also a licensed boat captain and a fully certified helicopter ski guide, and father of two active boys. His love for the water and mountains echo into all aspects of his life.
Corey Denton – Manager, Guide, ACA Kayak Instructor
Corey, born and raised in Juneau, was trained from infancy to be active and tolerate the cold. His first two winters of life were spent bouncing bare foot in a "Johnny Jump-up" in a poorly insulated cabin in northern Alaska while his father ran sled dogs. As he grew older a love of and appreciation for the outdoors was instilled into him while hiking, skiing, and sea kayaking with his family. After receiving a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire he decided that seasonal work in the outdoors was better than a "real job" and more suited to his personality/interests.
He has now been guiding locally for over 10 years and began working with Above and Beyond Alaska (ABAK) in 2006. May through September he can be found in Alaska working for ABAK and instructing month-long courses for the National Outdoor Leadership School. From November through April he migrates south to work as a Professional Ski Patroller at Mammoth Mountain in California. The shoulder season of October provides him an excellent opportunity to visit family, travel overseas or do personal expeditions. In all of his pursuits, he brings an infectious enthusiasm for the outdoors and sharing the environment with others.
- Enjoying and Exploring the outdoors since the age of 3
- Guiding and Leading hiking/backpacking trips since 2000
- Professional Glacier Guide since 2004
- Professional Sea Kayak Guide since 2006
- Emergency Medical Technician (National Registry of EMT's)
- Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician (NOLS Wilderness Medicine)
- CPR for the Professional Rescuer (American Red Cross)
- NOLS Instructor: Sea Kayaking, Mountaineering, Backpacking, Climbing, and Caving
- American Canoe Association (ACA) – Level 2 Sea Kayaking Instructor
- Leave No Trace Master
- University of New Hampshire – BS in Civil Engineering
Caitlin McElhinny – Operations Manager
Caitlin originates from Montana, growing up riding horses and being passionate about exploring the outdoors. Caitlin moved to Oregon to attend college where she specialized in Geographic Information Science and Anthropology, further enhancing her understanding of our beautiful world. She was involved in real estate management and development for 10 years before following her childhood passion of exploring Alaska and its wilderness frontier. Earning the position of Operations Manager at Above and Beyond Alaska is a dream come true for her and her biggest priority is to help others have amazing outdoor adventures, whether it is whale watching while sea kayaking, ice trekking up a glacier, or spending the night out in the true wilderness – Caitlin would love to make your dream trip come true!
Kayte Suslavich – Guide Manager
Brigitte Steinmetz – Guide
Brigitte came to us in 2009 from Southern California where she grew up with the ocean on one side and the mountains on the other. She has a Bachelor of Science degree and teaching credential in Biological Sciences.
After spending seven years teaching in the classroom she decided to pursue her love for outdoor education. She now splits her time working in Mammoth Lakes, CA homeschooling ski racers and teaching people of all ages how to ski/snowboard during the winter season and lifeguarding LA County Beaches, instructing backpacking and mountaineering courses for National Outdoor Leadership School, and working for us the rest of the year.
When Brigitte is not working one may find her playing outdoors participating in a multitude of activities. She loves to surf, free/SCUBA dive, sea kayak, and play in rivers. She also enjoys climbing on rock and ice, skiing and snowboarding, exploring the backcountry, and the views from mountain peaks. On occasion one may find her sitting still reading a book or scientific publication or writing poetry.
- Emergency Medical Technician (State of California)
- Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician (NOLS Wilderness Medical Institute)
- CPR for the Professional Rescuer (American Heart Association)
- NOLS Instructor: Mountaineering and Backpacking
- Professional Ocean Rescue Swimmer (LA County Fire Department)
- Leave No Trace Master
- California State University Northridge: Clear Single Subject Credential in Biological Sciences with CLAD Emphasis
- University of Southern California : Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences (emphasized in the Marine Sciences)
Ed Shanley – Guide
Ed is an Alaskan Jedi. Born and raised in Juneau he began learning the Alaskan ways at a young age with winters spent in the snowy mountains and summers fishing and hunting from his families cabin up the Taku River. After graduating high school he found himself in the smaller, tamer version of Alaska known as Montana at Montana State University where he earned a degree in Education. Once he obtained his degree he returned to his roots and began using his Alaskan Jedi skills to guide others – working first with Gastineau Guiding, then NorthStar Trekking, and finally as a seasoned veteran, with Above and Beyond Alaska. Ed now splits his summers as an ABAK guide and a big game hunting guide in northern Alaska, and his winters spending time with his wife and working as a heli-ski guide.
Bjorn Dihle – Guide
Bjorn Dihle was born in Alaska—many people think he came in a box from Norway, but those rumors are false; please don't spread them any further—and has spent much of his life exploring the wild country of the north. His many journeys have taken him from the Arctic, to Tierra del Fuego, to Asia and beyond.
He's been with ABAK, guiding day, multi-day trips and film crews, since 2011. He also works as a commercial fisherman, a sea kayak instructor and a writer, specializing in outdoor recreation and environmental issues. He enjoys books, traveling and True Detective. His greatest passions, however, are birdwatching and Haagen-Dazs ice cream.
Gabe Kelley – Guide
Megan Ahleman – Guide & ACA Kayak Instructor
Megan migrated to Juneau 8 years ago, when the allure of Juneau's outdoor adventures drew her in. She enjoys kayaking, biking, hiking, geocaching, skiing, snowshoeing, camping, fishing, traveling and reading. Megan came to Above and Beyond Alaska (ABAK) in 2010 with 5 years experience guiding multi-day trips with youth in Northern Minnesota as well as Southeast Alaska. Along with guiding ABAK kayak trips and working at the kayak shop, she also enjoys teaching kayak safety and rescue classes.
After several years working full-time with ABAK, Megan now works as an activities coordinator for a year around local recreation program for people with disabilities having adventures in paddling, alpine skiing, snowshoeing, biking, hiking camping and other outdoor activities. During the weekend and an odd day here or there she will be found guiding a kayak trip or teaching a kayak class with Above and Beyond Alaska. Megan graduated from Western Michigan University with a degree in education and continues to be a student of her environment where she enjoys learning and sharing knowledge of marine life, tides, flora, fauna, weather, glaciology and other topics that influence her surroundings.
Wade Panzich – Boat Captain & Guide
Miles Gayton – Guide
Miles is no stranger to the wilderness. Born and raised in Juneau, he has developed, at a young age, a detailed map of the Tongass National Forest on the back of his hand. After high school he moved to Hawaii to check things out, but found that the lack of snow didn't quite suit his strong urges to ski, and decided to return home to Juneau to plan his next big move. He started taking courses at the University of Alaska Southeast in their Outdoor Studies program, developing the skills needed to recreate safely while still getting the desired rush. He is currently finishing up his BLA, which focuses on the Spanish-language, outdoor guiding, and environmental studies. His adventures have taken them all over Alaska and as far south as Ecuador and Argentina. He enjoys a nice bushwhack in the woods and a hop-heavy brew. This is Miles' first season with ABAK and he is looking forward to experiencing what Southeast Alaska has to offer with YOU this summer!
Mattheus Tempel – Guide
Mattheus, born in Groningen, Netherlands and raised in Juneau, Alaska, has an appetite for adventure and a love for the outdoors from catching Sockeye Salmon to skiing the steeps. After a year of attending the University of Alaska Southeast and living/working in the Auke Bay Fire Station he decided that school wasn't for him. Additionally, working as a commercial fishermen in the summer, though a fun and exciting job, didn't provide the adventure he was looking for…
In 2011 Mattheus started professionally guiding glacier trips in the surrounding local area for Northstar Trekking. He is continuing his passion for the outdoors and sharing it with others with Above and Beyond Alaska (ABAK)
The rest of the year you will find Mattheus living the dream: spending winters as a Pro Ski Patroller at Mt. Rose Ski Area near Lake Tahoe and the fall-season months between jobs traveling in different parts of the world from Central America to Indonesia/Malaysia.
Peter Nave – Guide
Born and raised in Juneau, Peter developed his passion for the coast mountains and temperate rainforest while hiking, skiing and camping around Alaska as a child. Peter's enthusiasm for the outdoors stretches from skiing, climbing and hiking, to watching and studying wildlife and Alaska's dynamic landscape. He also enjoys reading John Muir, river rafting, mountain biking, yoga, swimming, hunting, natural history, pie with and without ice cream, and showing others a good time outside.
His guiding career began in earnest when he attended guide training at Alaska Heliskiing in Haines, AK during a short break from studying in the University of British Columbia's Department of Geography. These days Peter's year begins in the fall when he likes to travel and search for culture and adventure wherever it can be found. Guiding season begins in winter when you can find him guiding powder skiing in Hokkaido, Japan before making the pilgrimage to the Coast Mountains of Haines, Alaska to work with Alaska Heliskiing for the spring. In summer you will meet him guiding clients through the glaciers and wilderness areas of Alaska for ABAK!
Peter has been guiding visitors to Juneau since 2005 and has been a member of our team since 2011. He is excited to show you his backyard this season in between weeks of commercial salmon fishing with his girlfriend.
- Lifelong Alaskan
- Professional Glacier Guide since 2008, Lead Guide for ABAK since 2011
- Professional Skiing, Sea Kayaking and Bear Viewing Guide
- Wilderness First Responder (NOLS Wilderness Medical Institute) 2007, 2013
- Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician (NOLS Wilderness Medical Institute) 2010
- CPR/ AED for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider (Red Cross) 2010
- Trained Helicopter Skiing Guide (Alaska Heliskiing Guide School, Haines, AK) 2010
- Avalanche Operations Level 1 (Canadian Avalanche Association) 2012
- Bachelor's Degree in Geography from the University of British Columbia
Nathan Wiley – Guide
Lauren Stepanik – Guide and Kayak Shop Staff
When Lauren is not living the dream in Alaska, she is fulfilling her passion to work with children. She is finishing up her degree in Special Education at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. She spends the rest of her free time climbing, biking, playing ultimate frisbee, and enjoying the outdoors. In addition, she enjoys eating fresh fruits and vegetables, traveling, and smiling.
- Never stop exploring!


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Closeouts. Inspired by the rugged New England wilderness, New Balance's MW910 country walking shoes with ABZORB® cushioning and a vigorous Green Rubber® outsole take the rough and rugged out of trails, so you can enjoy the scenery comfortably.
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I replace the shoes I use for my daily country walks about once a year - usually by going to a brick-and-mortar store. I took a chance online with this one, working from past experience with this brand. Played out just fine: Comfortable, supportive, and good-looking. Note that I did follow the advic... Read More
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All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 Trailer (1996)
"Heaven help us! Look who's back in the adventure of 2 lifetimes." 29 March 1996 Adventure, Fantasy, Animated 82 mins
Charlie and Itchy return to Earth to find Gabriel's Horn, but along the way meet up with a young boy named David, who ran away from home.
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When a beautiful young housewife is murdered in cold blood, a private community is turned upside down as the killer picks off stay-at-home moms one by one. Two detectives are led into the heart of suburban America, where power, money and sex rule. With time running out and body count growing, can they solve these crimes before more housewives fall prey to the slasher?
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Iran slams UN deadline decision
Tehran on Friday said the resolution passed against Iran by the governing board of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was in violation of international regulations and against the nature of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Iran's representative to the IAEA Ali Akbar Salehi told IRNA that the Islamic Republic of Iran is against the trend of decision-making and the agency's resolution. "The resolution submitted by Australia, Canada and Japan was adopted without any vote or consensus. Iran's representative delegation left the meeting in protest at the decision-making trend and the content of the resolution," Salehi said.
The IAEA governing board on Friday passed a resolution setting Iran an October 31 deadline to prove it had no secret atomic weapons program.
"Some phrases of the resolution were even beyond the additional protocol to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty which is an indication that western countries are not willing to investigate the issue technically and legally," he added.
"In the meeting of the board of governors, the western groupcalls for illegal, illegitimate and impractical demands from Iran in line with their political ends," the official noted.
Salehi said that a number of extremist countries including the United States, Britain, Germany and France follow their political goals regardless of Iran's cooperation (with the IAEA) and continuation of such cooperation.
"We did not participate in the decision-making process. Iran cannot participate in the political trends that use the agency as a pretext," he stated.
Iran was given a 45-day deadline to do away perceived shortcomings and respond to (concerns raised by the IAEA) and even all claims against Iran on shortcomings of the country's nuclear programs are correct, the issues would not be solved during the set time. (Albawaba.com)
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Quote: "John, you fell 8 stories and survived, okay. I don't want to hear about what you can't do. Now let's go. It's gonna be alright."
TV.com Rating: 9.6 (#4, although technically #3 if "Through The Looking Glass" was counted as one episode)
Brief Synopsis: Off-island, Locke is visited by a young man, Peter Talbot, who claims his mother is about to marry a man by the name of "Adam Seward," who he's suspicious about. He tells Locke that the man used to call himself Anthony Cooper and that he found out Locke donated one of his kidneys to him and wants to know if Locke has an information on him. Locke says donated it anonymously and never met him.
Locke tracks his dad down and confronts him in a flower shop. He tells his dad he wants him to call off the wedding or else he'll tell the son everything. His dad agrees. Later on, two detectives start asking Locke questions because Peter has turned up dead and Locke's name was written on a piece of paper in his pocket.
Shocked and angry, Locke confronts his dad in his father's apartment. Anthony offers Locke a drink. He claims he had nothing to do with Peter's death and tells Locke Peter's mom has called off the wedding. Locke doesn't believe him and asks for her number.
Anthony obliges and points him towards the phone. When Locke turns his back, Anthony barrels toward him, pushing him through the glass window. Locke falls eight stories and hist the ground. He wakes up in the hospital where, in a heartbreaking scene, his wheelchair greets him for the first time.
On-island, Locke, Kate, and Sayid try to "rescue" Jack from the Others-controlled DHARMA Barracks. Kate and Sayid are quickly apprehended, but Locke holds a wheelchair bound Ben at gunpoint and reveals his true objective: He wants to blow up the submarine!
While he waits for Alex to retrieve his backpack with his explosives from some of the Others, Locke and Ben talk about the mysteries of the island; its healing powers, how John has a special connection to it, and how its odd that Ben is healing so slowly. Ben tells Locke there's a "Magic Box" on the island that will make anything you imagine suddenly appear. Locke is skeptical and proceeds with his plan.
Ben allows Locke to blow up the sub because it allows him to break his promise to allow Jack and Juliet to leave on it the next day. After the explosion, Locke is captured and confronted by a shell-shocked Jack. Ben takes Locke to show him what came out of the Magic Box and tells him that he's responsible for it. He takes him to small locked room where inside Locke finds his father, bound and gagged.
Why it's a classic: Let's divide this into two (equally good) parts here:
1) The moment we were all waiting for
I view the second half of the third season, from "Enter 77" to "Through The Looking Glass" as one of the best "runs" of episodes Lost has had. Thing is, many of them kind of blur together because they're all part of one continuous storyline. The only three that really stand out by themselves are the aforementioned finale, Expose (which was really a stand alone episode anyway), and "The Man From Tallahassee."
John Locke is arguably Lost's most popular character. Yeah, Sawyer's better eye candy for the ladies, but Locke episodes are arguably the ones that the viewers respond to the most because he's such a tragic, mystical, and even spiritual character. Not only was this the best set of Locke flashbacks since "Walkabout," it finally answered the long-standing question of how Locke ended up in his wheelchair.
And, oh, what an answer that was. The way it happened wasn't really that surprising; I think everybody and his grandmother figured Locke's dad played a role in it. But I couldn't help but but feel shocked and sickened when it happened.
And if the actual event was shocking, the scene which followed was quite possibly the most heartbreaking of the entire series. Not only did Terry O'Quinn portray Locke perfectly when he's being placed into his wheelchair for the first time, but the orderly telling him that "there's nothing he can't do" (and thus giving us the origin of the phrase) was just brilliantly scripted by the writers.
To me, the moment when Locke is placed in his wheelchair is one of the most awful feeling moments of anything I've ever seen. Think of how you felt when Han was placed in carbonite, when the warden threw Andy Dufresne into solitary after finding out who framed him, when Silvio took Adrianna into the woods. Even though in this case you know he's not going to stay in there forever, you still feel horrible. Just an incredible scene, and one of the best of the series.
2) Ben and Locke
The rest of the episode was primarily Ben and Locke trading barbs and dishing sweet, sweet dirt on the mysteries of the island. Let's take another look at the "Magic Box" conversation, shall we?
|Where do you get electricity?
|We have 2 giant hamsters running on a massive wheel at our secret underground cave...
|Yeah, that's funny.
|There's leftovers in the refrigerator. Help yourself.
|[Locke walks into the kitchen, opens the refrigerator, and takes out an aluminum foil covered plate of meat]
|I ate most of the dark meat. Sorry.
|[Locke starts eating the meat with his hands]
|Hmm. I never really...appreciated chicken until right now.
|I know you think you need to do this, John, but if you blow up my submarine, I have a big problem with my people.
|Is that supposed to be an incentive not to blow it up?
|I was born on this island. Not many of my people can say that. Most of them were recruited and brought here and as much as they love this place...as much as they would do anything to defend it...they need to know they can leave if they want to. The sub maintains that illusion.
|So you're lying to them.
|[Frustrated] No. There here because they want to be here. Some of them are just not ready to make a full...commitment yet. But you John...you've already made that commitment. And now you have a choice...because if you stop and think, I can show you things. Things I know you want to see very badly. Let me put it so you'll understand. Picture a box. You know something about boxes, don't you John? What if I told you that somewhere on this island there's a very large box...and whatever you imagined...whatever you wanted to be in it...when you opened that box, there it would be. What would you say about that, John?
|I'd say I hope that box is big enough to imagine yourself up a new submarine.
|Why are you so angry, John?
|Because you're cheating. You and your people. Communicate with the outside world whenever you want to you...you come and go as you please...you use electricity and running water and guns...you're a hypocrite...a Pharisee. You don't deserve to be on this island. If you had any idea what this place really was...you wouldn't be putting chicken in your refrigerator.
|You've been here 80 days, John. I've been hear my entire life. So how is it you think you know this island better than I do?
|Because you're in the wheelchair and I'm not.
This conversation has a little bit of everything, doesn't it? Zinger by Ben, zinger by Locke, some insider island info, and a nice bit of insight on John's part. It exemplifies everything that was great abotu the second half of the season: crisp dialogue, good characterization, and just some spectacular acting. Michael Emerson, Elizabeth Mitchell, and Terry O'Quinn all seriously deserve some Emmy consideration for their work and it will be a shame if at least one of them isn't honored.
But what to make of the Magic Box? Ben later admits it's a metaphor, but for what? The writers have repeatedly claimed there's nothing in the show out of the realm of science or pseudoscience, so we're likely talking about something that is able to either 1) Teleport or warp things from place to place 2) Transport things from time to time or from timeline to timeline. Given the conservation of matter (and its apparent ability to transport Locke's dad), I don't think it can simply materialize things out of thin air. But we really don't have enough information to fully speculate on its nature yet.
However it does seem that only certain "good people" are able to use the island in such a way Does that mean innocents? Children? Is there some other criteria? Walt was obviously very special because of his psychic ability, but being psychic doesn't seem to be a prerequisite for using the box given that Locke brought his dad to the island.
It's interesting to note that John seems to almost have a child-like innocence about him: His need for a father-figure, his simple enjoyment of games, his gullible trusting nature that always seems to get him into trouble. It seems that young Ben had these properties, but perhaps his time leading the Others (and his subsequent desire to hang on to his power) has corrupted him.
Certain combinations of characters can simply make a great episode, especially when one of the tandem is either Ben or Locke; TMFT gave us a whole episode. Mix with a terrific flashback and you get some classic TV. I don't doubt that after the show is over that this episode will be considered one of the highest points of the entire series.
Episodes #6-#9 on my list are pretty much interchangable. I was going to list TMFT higher, but for some reason it just seemed to fit well here. I think many people would justifiably have this episode in their Top 5, but as good as this episode was, there are others in the series that give me just a tad bit more of that sweet Lost buzz we've all come to know and love.
What do you think? Should this be in the Top 5? Is it in yours? Or were you disappointed at how Locke ended up in his wheelchair? :)
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Not all of the Oregon Ducks' exclusive sneakers are of the super coveted Air Jordan variety. Their various sports squads are so well endowed when it comes to exclusives that the models they've got end up capturing a whole range of categories. Flying under the radar of most is this Nike Lunar MVP Pregame, which features the Eugene green and yellow along with the requisite "O" touches on the tongues. Get another peek at them after the break and then do your best to get over them, because these are indeed a player exclusive for the time being.
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This paper introduces a new family of Error-Correction Unordered (ECU) codes for global communication, called zero - sum. It is the combination of delay insensitive codes and fault tolerance of error correcting codes. Two important feature of this code are that they are systematic and weighted. For this code, a wide variety of weight assignments is used. Two enhancements are also proposed for zero-sum code. The zero-sum+ code, it gives error detection for 3-bit errors, or alternatively provides 2-bit detection and 1-bit correction. The zero-sum code, provides heuristic 2-bit correction while still guaranteeing 2-bit detection, under different weight assignments. The outline for this block level system micro architecture is given.


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Who and what is Super Jack?
Super Jack is a stand-alone novel, and also the 2nd book in the I Am Jack series.
Super Jack, like I Am Jack is funny, even hilarious at times. He's a terrific kid, but he's got challenges to face like every kid. There's a new person in Jack's life– LEO, the son of the sort-of-step-dad Rob. What's twelve year old Jack supposed to do? His family is just fine with Nanna, Mum, his sister Samantha, Rob and Anna and the Napoli's nearby. Jack doesn't want Leo in his bedroom and work-shed. Is Leo taking his place with Jack's sort-of-step-dad Rob and Mum? What does Rob moving in mean?
Jack's Grandad has passed away, but he knows Grandad is watching after them all. And Nanna is always there. She loves bargains and keeps buying cheap purple glow-in-the-dark underpants that no one wants to wear. She's a bit deaf, her teeth fall out sometimes, but she's wise and Jack loves her. Nanna's getting wobblier and can't live by herself anymore. Jack's worried about Nanna.
There's always things to think about – bush fires and the news. Who would light a fire deliberately? There's so much happening in the world with war and peace marches. Then there's the neighbourhood Italian girl Anna. Her parents run the Napoli's Delicioso Fruitology Market and Anna makes Jack feel red and hot.
It's holiday time and they're all headed up North for a beach holiday – Jack, Mum, Nanna, Samantha, Rob, Ann and Leo – and Jack's got a lot to work out.
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Jack's inspired by Susanne Gervay's son and his real family and community. Nanna really loves buying bargains. Mum is a single parent who dances and star jumps in the school car park. Samantha is in love with dogs and sleeps with a big flat dog called Floppy. Rob is a surfer and loves to know the temperature in every room.
The real Jack tries to navigate his changing family with his father gone and being brought up by his sole parent mother. Now there's a potential new step-dad-to- be, a potential step-brother, Nanna having to find a home.
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Almost 50% of marriages end in breakdown and/or divorce.
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"Every institution from Play-school to kindergarten to schools colludes in the illusion that life is about Mum, Dad, two kids and Big Ted. It is extraordinary, still, that so little is written and so little spoken to help children deal with divorce, which is a major trauma in the lives of many. Divorce may be common but it is painful. Susanne Gervay writes humorously but with honesty about the rigours of living in a mix-master family.
Jack's little sister Samantha thinks life with the new stepdad will be all Coke and chips but Jack knows now "there won't be any night when she can get into Mum's bed."
Jack faces the problems of dealing with a new stepdad. A stepbrother and also having his Gran come and live with them on a family trip to the Gold Coast. Gervay's strength lies not only in her humour and honesty but in the fact that her characters are the sort you wouldn't mind sharing the back seat with. Her language is also rich and colourful; her imagery is there to assist the narrative rather than show off in an ostentatious literary display. Jack's little Italian girlfriend Anna has "chocolate drop eyes."
The John Marsdens of the writing scene are very good at top-level abuse and the Paul Jennings are excellent in sheer fun but Susanne Gervay is rare in her ability to place common problems for children within the spectrum of normal family life. The result is that she makes it OK for the children to talk about them."
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ANTIOCH — A flurry of activity just off this city's shore this week may not only clear the way for Northern California commerce, but also could boost the population of a near-extinct native butterfly species nearby.
Workers with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Oakland-based Vortex Marine Construction were dredging part of the San Joaquin River just east of Antioch's downtown Thursday — annual maintenance done to clear the path for larger ships to bring cargo into the Central Valley.
The project is sponsored by the Port of Stockton, which provides information about which areas should be dredged. Making the shipping channels deeper allows bigger ships to move cargo between the Port of Oakland and Stockton.
"It's critical to our infrastructure," said Jeff Wingfield, the port's director of environmental and government affairs. "We need to keep that channel free so the ships can get in and out smoothly."
For the first time the sandy leftovers are being pumped to the nearby Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge to help spur population growth for the Lange's metalmark butterfly. The dunes are the only place on the planet home to the bright reddish-orange breed of butterfly, which is on the brink of extinction.
"It's really a win-win for everybody," said Louis Terrazas, a wildlife refuge specialist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
In past years, the Port of Stockton has placed the excavated sand on Sherman Island or worked with agencies to use it for levee restoration, Wingfield said.
This time the dredged material is being pumped to the Antioch refuge using a hydraulic cutter-suction dredger and through a fish screen. The sand is then moved to the refuge area and separated from the water as it flows into a series of berms. The water is then pumped back into the San Joaquin River.
Heavy machinery at the refuge was pushing the sand into large mounds Thursday. All told, it is anticipated that about 27,000 cubic yards of sand will be collected.
"It really is an exciting project to be a part of," Wingfield said.
Terrazas says his agency put out word a couple of years ago asking for a clean source of sand to restore the 41-acre part of the refuge near Fulton Shipyard, called the Stamm unit. They reached an agreement with the port that both sides say is beneficial, as the refuge gets free sand and the port is not charged tipping fees.
At one time, thousands of Lange's metalmarks lived in the area off the San Joaquin, but numbers dwindled early in the century as the growth of the Bay Area led to heavy sand mining and local industrial development.
The refuge was established in 1980 to help the butterfly, and endangered evening primrose and Contra Costa wallflower. It includes two areas, the Stamm and the 14-acre Sardis unit, which is near NRG and Pacific Gas & Electric's power plants.
The number of Lange's metalmark butterflies in the wild plummeted from 2,342 in 1999 to 45 in 2006. There were 78 this year, the most recent count done in August when the butterflies emerged from their chrysalises. However, none has been found on the Stamm site in three years, as the area has been prone to fires and invasive plants.
"It is no longer an active dune system, so we have to mimic the natural sand dunes," Terrazas said.
The dredging in the Antioch area should last another week. Terrazas hopes this becomes a long-term partnership.
The activity piqued the curiosity of some Antioch residents this week because of a floating contraption on the river and orange buoys. The mystery object on the river was extra pipe, Vortex officials said.
Once the sand is in place, Terrazas and his team will replant buckwheat and the two endangered plants, both adult plants and collected seeds and introduce butterflies to the area a year or two later.
"We're trying to get the site back in shape," Terrazas said. "There may be a learning curve, but hopefully the butterfly population will take off."
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Rescue pup Butterball is twice size of his siblings
This is Butterball - the biggest puppy to arrive at Dogs Trust Ballymena since the rescue centre opened in 1970.
The giant pup is just 11 weeks old, but towers over his siblings.
Staff at the rescue centre were dumbfounded when the crossbreed arrived over Christmas.
He has now grown to weigh a whopping 7kg, which is 3kg more than a similar aged dog, and double the size of his brother and sisters.
Butterball was brought to the rescue centre after he and the rest of his litter were found abandoned in a field.
Experts at Dogs Trust believe Butterball and siblings Rosebud and Mudbud are Rottweiler-cross border collies, but they cannot account for the former's unusual size.
Dogs Trust Ballymena's rehoming manager Sarah Park said: "All of us at Dogs Trust cannot believe the size of Butterball.
"He's a gigantic ball of fluff who is just ginormous compared to his siblings, who are both the exact same age and breed as Butterball. He's such a wonderful dog. He's super friendly and fun.
"He does throw his weight around from time to time and lets all the other puppies know who is boss, but he loves to please, and as you can probably tell, he loves his food." Dogs Trust veterinary surgeon Ariel Brunn said that Butterball's size appeared to be down to his breeding rather than because of any underlying medical problem.
"Butterball is obviously much greater in size than his siblings," she added. "He's much taller, longer and fluffier, but we believe this is simply down to his genes. He may have inherited more of the rottie genes from his parents, and has beautiful thick hair."
Butterball has already found his forever home, but staff say there are plenty of dogs still looking for a place to live at Dogs Trust Ballymena, which cares for up to 60 dogs at any one time.
Dogs Trust is currently home to 33 puppies of all shapes and sizes, many of which were handed in over and after the Christmas period.
It is the UK's largest dog welfare charity and cares for nearly 17,000 dogs each year through its network of 20 rehoming centres across the UK and one in Dublin.
If you're interested in rehoming a Dogs Trust dog, contact the Rehoming Centre on 0300 303 292.
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