text: Into Eternity: In pictures Wired Places 05 October 10 by Duncan Geere Tweet A nuclear waste storage facility deep in the bedrock below Finland is the subject of a feature-length documentary called Into Eternity, from a Danish director named Michael Madsen. Into Eternity is an intriguing, unsettling and thought-provoking look at the project, with in-depth interviews with a number of key figures involved in the project, such as Timo Äikäs, Onkalo's executive vice-president of engineering; Wandla Paile, the chief radiologist at Finland's radiation and nuclear safety authority; and Carl Reinhold Bråkenhielm, a member of Sweden's national council for nuclear waste. The cinematography is superb, and those who enjoy seeing inside post-industrial structures are in for a treat. There's plenty of footage of existing temporary storage sites, with spent fuel being loaded into tubes underwater. There's also lots of camera-time for the tunnel itself, the blasting process, and the dormitories where the workers blasting their way through the rock live. Click through the photo gallery above to see some examples, then go and read the full story behind the film. A nuclear waste storage facility deep in the bedrock below Finland is the subject of a feature-length documentary called Into Eternity. Around the world, nuclear power plants are churning out high-level radioactive waste at a rate of knots. It's estimated that about 250,000 tonnes of the material is currently in interim storage, submerged in huge tanks of water in facilities that keep it safe -- temporarily. Comments Read more on Mobile World Congress 2014 Latest news, products and reviews from Mobile World Congress 2014 Technology Fairphone: how to build an 'ethical' smartphone (hands-on) Podcast How Firefox made a $25 smartphone: Wired.co.uk Podcast Interview Special Technology Forget smartphones, LifeWatch V7 is a healthphone Technology Pay-as-you go robot interpreter translates phone calls Technology Sailfish OS: it's not Android, but it runs its apps (hands-on) Katie Collins's Blog What it's like to test drive a Tesla Model S Latest on wired.co.uk


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Feb 26 2009
American Idol Singer Ruins yet another Song: This time it's "Betty Davis Eyes"
Jesse Langseth didn't quite stand out tonight with her performance of "Betty Davis Eyes.†Langseth has the voice, but this song did not make her rise above the rest of the competition. In this weaker group, it may be enough to advance to the American Idol top 12.
Jesse Langseth dusted off the Kim Carnes song, but she should have left it in the 80s. Randy Jackson told Jesse she only had 5-note range. If she advances, nicknames along the lines of 5-note Jesse are sure to spring up
First of all, I don't watch American Idol. I happen to be in Long Island right now staying at my parents house and my mother had it on. I watched about three seconds of it before I vomited all over the floor because of some dude in a red headband.
I admit it though, I did watch the first season which was awesome. In any event, Bettie Davis Eyes? Come on man! Don't do that to Kim Carnes. Her raspy voice gave me daydreams for weeks when that song first came out. How the hell can you do that? Now I'm tainted. For the love of God, I need Kim Carnes back in my life.
And is it me or is this Jesse Langseth girl one haircut away from being Pippi Longstocking?
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There's no doubt about it, Windows Mobile is a tough sell in a world of iPhones and Androids. HTC has stood out as the one company focused on designing sleek, usable WinMo handsets, but even then it has struggled to really land a winner. The Diamond2 and Touch Pro2 were fair efforts but they were pulled back by the resource-hungry Windows Mobile monster. Can the HD2 overcome the OS burden and deliver a consumer-friendly Windows phone?
The HD2 is a solid, beautifully designed handset, not that we expect any less from the Taiwanese manufacturer. Its 4.3-inch screen may seem unwieldy, but in person it feels like the perfect size for a touchscreen, and its 157-gram weight helps give this impression too. The screen's 800x480 resolution display is sharp and colourful and makes for a very responsive input panel with loads of screen real estate to play with.
Most impressive is HTC's minimalist approach to external buttons and inputs. Around the edges you'll find a volume rocker on the left-hand side, and a 3.5mm headphone socket and a microUSB charging port on the bottom. Under the screen there are five mechanical keys, calling buttons, home and back keys plus a dedicated Windows button for opening the program menu. Outside of these options everything else is controlled using the capacitive touchscreen.
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Owners of HTC's Windows phones will be familiar with the HTC TouchFlo 3D user interface, a custom shell for Windows designed by HTC to add usability and some extra functionality to the otherwise bland WinMo user experience. TouchFlo 3D has itself had a facelift since the last HTC Windows phone release, and it now goes by a new name: HTC Sense. Sense has more options but the same basic design as TouchFlo 3D (both use a horizontal list of tools at the bottom of the screen).
The other significant difference is the ability to customise the workspace beyond just changing the wallpaper image. Now users can re-order the layout of home screen menus, placing Twitter and weather before stocks and settings, or they can choose to turn off entire home screen tabs altogether — handy for hiding those pesky Telstra service tabs that otherwise clutter the home screen.
Speaking of Telstra services, as a Telstra exclusive the HD2 comes with a whole swag of the telco's web links and apps pre-installed; some are shameless attempts to open your wallet, while others are truly excellent additions to the phone. Foxtel, for example, has received a major overhaul since the last time we saw it and is now delivered via a slick dedicated app complete with touchscreen controls. In this new Foxtel app you can watch the program in the top half of the screen while you scroll through the other channels on the bottom of the display.
Sense also brings a few key social networking features, including the Twitter app Peep and Facebook syncing with contacts in your address book. Peep is an excellent Twitter client for checking your feed on the run; it has its own home screen tab so you don't have to go fishing around in programs to open it, and though you can't control all aspects of Twitter with Peep (you can't view a list of a contact's followers, for example) it has enough functionality for most everyday use.
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But it's not all Foxtel TV and Twitter, the HD2 is a business phone after all. There are mobile versions of Office, Excel and PowerPoint (with a free beta trial version of Office 2010 available on the Windows Marketplace too), there's VPN access, high-speed uploads for transferring files from the phone to clients and colleagues, and full syncing with Microsoft Outlook via ActiveSync. Windows Mobile 6.5 also brings Microsoft's MyPhone software, allowing you to backup your phone's data to a web server, post photos to online services and blogs, and protects your phone in the event that it gets lost or stolen.
When it comes to web browsing you're spoilt for choice both in regards to connectivity and to browsers themselves. Firstly, you get to choose between Next G mobile data (with speeds up to 7.2Mbps) or Wi-Fi, and once you've settled on your connection of choice you can choose to use Microsoft's upgraded Internet Explorer browser or the pre-installed Opera Mobile version 9.7. Both do an excellent job of rendering web pages and succeed in being extremely user-friendly; however, the Opera browser is the only one that takes advantage of the HD2's multi-touch capabilities, offering pinch-to-zoom functionality.
Two unique features are conferencing call and the Wi-Fi Router mode. Conferencing call is identical to what we saw on the Touch Pro2, allowing up to five users to join a call simultaneously. The Wi-Fi Router turns your handset into a mobile hotspot, allowing up to seven users to share your Next G data using any other Wi-Fi-enabled device. It's easy to use too, simply create an SSID and a password and you're away.
HD means high-def right?
OK, the truth's out, the HD2 doesn't actually support HD-quality video playback, but it is a very handy multimedia centre. It starts with the generous 16GB microSD included with the phone, but that would mean precious little if the HD2 wasn't capable of high-quality media capture and playback. The HD2 plays MP4, H.264 and WMV video files plus AAC, WMA, WAV and MP3 audio files all of which look and sound fantastic when played through this excellent phone.
The 5-megapixel camera on the back of the HD2 is one of HTC's best in our opinion. By default, the camera's brightness and colour saturation appear to be bumped up past what you would consider to be natural colour. The results are radiant images that jump off the 4.3-inch screen when previewed. The lens is supported by bright dual-LEDs and the software features touchscreen auto-focus, letting you select the subject of your shot by touching them in the preview window.
When you first turn the HD2 on we guarantee you will be blown away by the speed of the user interface (UI). Scrolling transitions between menu tabs are as smooth as butter and searching through a gallery of images is equally zippy; with images moving accurately with your finger gestures. Web browsing is also a pleasure; page scrolling is iPhone-like in its ability to keep up while you scan a long page full of rich content and the pinch-to-zoom feature is accurate too.
It's really disappointing when this performance starts going south, which will definitely happen if you don't follow a strict regime of closing every app with the "X" after use. Windows Mobile 6.5 is a system technically capable of multitasking, but the price is a sharp dip in performance if you absent-mindedly leave multiple apps running in the background. Curiously, there's no task switching key on the handset so multitasking is almost redundant considering you have to return to the programs menu to reactivate a previously used application.
Battery life is a standard smartphone day which is to say it should see you through a work day but you'll want to charge it overnight. Our use of the HD2 consisted of push email, regular Twitter updates, less than an hour of web browsing a day and a moderate amount of calls and text messages. No doubt a high-use business person or a multimedia junkie could tear through the battery charge in less than a day.
Hands down this is the best Windows Mobile smartphone ever built, and it's amongst the upper echelon of all smartphones available today. If you were just comparing hardware, the HD2 would win the day against the iPhone and the army of Androids, but with Windows Mobile 6.5 and its appalling memory management lurking under the veneer of the slick user interface, it's hard to name the HD2 as the most capable smartphone available. Windows Mobile loyalists need look no further, the HD2 is as good as it gets on the WiMo platform.


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Whether you call it corhole, beanbag toss, corn toss, tailgate toss, or baggo, everyone can get behind the all-American game of aiming sacks at slanted plywood boards with holes cut in them. Take this deal and really prove your skill: Pay $55 ($119 value) for a two-person team entry to the Awesome Toss 'Em cornhole tournament.
Held on Saturday, August 3 at Civic Center Park in Fort Collins, this annual tournament pits teams against one another in an epic competition of beanbag-throwing accuracy. You're guaranteed to play at least three games; win or lose, you'll enjoy a day of live music, drink tickets for four brews from Odell Brewing Co., and a plate of grub from Taste of Philly.
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Updated: 01/11/2006 - A Kinston man was arrested after a brief police chase.
Updated: 01/11/2006 - A Kinston man was arrested after a brief police chase.
Updated: 01/11/2006 - Police are investigating after a body was found in an abandoned house in Wilson.
Updated: 01/11/2006 - A paramedic and his wife were burned when a propane tank exploded.
Updated: 01/11/2006 - Changes are coming to the downtown of Kinston.
Updated: 01/11/2006 - The United Way of Pitt County says volunteers are needed.
Updated: 01/10/2006 - Three high school teenagers are charged with robbing a restaurant delivery man.
Updated: 01/10/2006 - The first elected chairman of the UNC Board of Governors has died.
Updated: 01/10/2006 - The city of Greenville is looking for a buyer for an old warehouse.
Updated: 01/09/2006 - Freedom was short-lived for a prison escapee from Carteret County.
Updated: 01/09/2006 - Programs helps parents read to their kids more effectively.
Updated: 01/08/2006 - Law enforcement across Eastern Carolina is on the hunt for an escaped prisoner.
Updated: 01/08/2006 - An eight month crime spree has ended with the arrest of three men, and the search for another.
Updated: 01/08/2006 - Rocky Mount Police had a shooting to deal with Saturday night.
Updated: 01/08/2006 - We're finding out why Joshua James Kinney decided to turn himself in to law enforcement.
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The Cool Kids - Tacklebox (Mixtape) On this Lovely day we are blessed with a new mixtape from the The Cool Kids called Tacklebox, tape features all new track from the duo. Must
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Toray Industries, Inc.
Toray to enter into Large tow Carbon Fiber Business
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Toray Industries, Inc. (headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President: Akihiro Nikkaku; hereinafter referred to as "Toray") announced today that it has agreed to purchase the entire stake at $16.75 per share (total amount is approximately $584 million) in Zoltek Companies, Inc. (headquarters: St. Louis, Missouri, U.S; President & CEO: Zsolt Rumy; hereinafter referred to as "Zoltek"), engaging sales and manufacture of large tow※1 carbon fibers, and make it a wholly owned subsidiary in order to enter into large tow carbon fiber business.
The global demand for PAN-based carbon fibers is expected to expand at an annual growth rate of exceeding 15% as an advanced material which contributes not only to energy saving through weight reduction but also to spread of renewable energy as alternative of fuel (oil and coal) energy. On the one hand, regular tow carbon fiber※2 is widely being accepted in the field of high performance / high quality application such as aerospace, but on the other hand, large tow carbon fiber is anticipated to expand its applications, based on its reasonable balance between cost and performance, to wind energy-related which shows rapid demand growth in recent years, and automobile structural parts in future. It is foreseen that demands for regular tow carbon fiber and large tow fiber will grow separately, reflecting each characteristic.
Zoltek entered into large tow carbon fiber business in 1988, and acquired textile acrylic fiber plants in Hungary and Mexico in 1996 and 2007 respectively, and has been promoting development of large tow carbon fiber application and demand. Under its unique marketing strategy distinguished from that of regular tow manufacturers, Zoltek has recently realized outstanding growth in its business along with the demand increase in wind energy-related application, pursuing its ultimate cost competitiveness.
Toray has showed its presence in the field of advanced applications such as aerospace represented by Boeing 787 and natural gas pressure vessel by concentrating its business resource to high performance / high quality regular tow carbon fiber. Meanwhile, not having large tow carbon fiber as its product line up, Toray has been considering how to address promising growth in commodity industrial field such as wind energy-related application and automobile structural parts application. By acquiring Zoltek, Toray has obtained opportunity for further growth, expanding its business in totally different field from regular tow carbon fiber.
As one of its strategically expanding businesses, Toray has promoted business expansion of carbon fiber composite materials business by proactively allocating business resources. Through entering into large tow carbon fiber business, Toray aims at further expanding its business and providing solution to global issues including environmental, resource-related and energy issues with this advanced material.
|Large tow: Carbon fiber with 40,000 or more number of filaments applied for the applications such as wind turbine blades and reinforced plastics compounds, produced on modified acrylic staple fiber production line for textile,
|Regular tow: Carbon fiber with 24,000 or less number of filaments used for high-end applications such as aircrafts which require high performance and quality, produced on specially designed equipment.
Profile of Zoltek Companies, Inc. (Zoltek)
(1)Business: production and sales of large tow carbon fiber
(2)Headquarters: St.Louis, Missouri, U.S.
(3)Established: 1975
(4)Representative: Zsolt Rumy – President & CEO
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2 New Pictures from EDGE OF TOMORROW Starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt
Warner Bros. has released 2 new Pictures from Doug Liman's upcoming sci-fi action Movie, Edge of Tomorrow.
A soldier fighting in a war with aliens finds himself caught in a time loop of his last day in the battle, though he becomes better skilled along the way.
Check out the Pictures. The film also stars Emily Blunt, Bill Paxton, and Jeremy Piven. Edge of Tomorrow opens June 6, 2014.
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BN Pick Your Fave: Agbani Darego, Shu Qi, Kim Zolciak & Amanda Holden in Stella McCartneyTuesday, January 22nd, 2013
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Presented are results from excavations made to evaluate the performance of various types of edge drains at selected locations on Ontario highways. The pavements are founded on both clay and sand subgrades. The edge drains excavated include Geocomposite Edge Drains, Geotextile Sock-Wrapped Pipe Edge Drains and Geotextile-Wrapped Aggregate Edge Drains. Installation techniques included: Ploughed-in-Place, Trench Excavation, and Mechanical Trencher and Boot. All edge drains were installed after the highway was completed (i.e. retrofit construction). In each case the backfill used was the excavated or displaced shoulder Granular 'A' material (typically similar to ASTM D-2940). The observations and resulting test data obtained show differences between the installation concepts and asbuilt construction. Drains that were installed adjacent to and in contact with the pavement edge were found to be separated from the pavement edge by eroded/pumped fine soil particles. This seriously compromised drainage, particularly from any open-graded drainage layer. Tests showed that the granular backfills were up to 1000 times less permeable than the geotextiles used for the edge drains. Recommendations are made for the installation of retrofitted edge drains.
Highway, Geosynthetic, Edge Drains, Geotextile Filters, Prefabricated Drainage Geocomposites, Retrofit installation
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The Jane Austen Book Club for November meets on Monday, the 9th at 6:00 pm in the McIntyre Room at the Jackson District Library Carnegie building, 244 W. Michigan. We will be discussing "Mansfield Park." This book is an interesting departure for Austen in that the heroine, Fanny Price, is not the wittiest, most scintillating girl in the book. In my humble opinion, Mary Crawford is much more intriguing than Fanny, until her mask slips and her true nature is revealed. Then unassuming, meek Fanny wins the day, but only after much suffering and heartbreak.
Speaking of heartbreak, our last collegian decided to go out of town to school, so we will only see her at breaks and summer. Good luck, Joanna, and continued luck to Sarah and Maria - we miss you all.
As always, tea and cakes will be served. Come discuss whether Fanny is too good to be true, or is Mary too bad. Everyone is invited to join us.


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With winter weather setting in at Indiana University, students are starting to bundle up to keep warm on their walks across campus. So it's no wonder that Fashionistas and Fashionistos alike are opting for one of the coziest layering options for winter: chunky knits. The best knits are thick, warm, comfy and not too scratchy. The knitted craze can be found in the latest sweaters, mittens or gloves, hats and of course, scarves. Chunky knitted scarves, as well as these glittens (mittens + gloves) and beanies, are definitely some of my favorite cold weather accessories because they provide considerable warmth yet can still make a stylish impact when they are seen peeking out from beneath winter coats. Don't get me wrong, I love sweaters, but when it comes to winter weather style the outerwear is where it's at!
To pump up your winter wardrobe, coordinate your outerwear accessories around your go-to winter jacket or coat like this Fashionisto to make sure you'll get the most out of your cozy new additions. I would recommend looking for a hand-knitted scarf like this one from Etsy to ensure a truly unique statement piece similar to the one this Fashionisto is wearing. Because this scarf was handcrafted it becomes more valuable to the wearer and transforms itself into something besides just a material object.
Since the holiday season is all about family and friends maintaining the close bonds and relationships they have with one another, giving someone a handmade gift reinforces those tight-knit bonds (pun intended) and adds a personal touch. In the case of this Fashionisto's knitted scarf, it means more to him than any store-bought item could because it was a handmade gift fashioned just for him with heartfelt thoughtfulness and care.
Hint: Maybe you yourself are a crafty, DIY kind of person and will make your friends and family unique gifts this holiday season that they will be sure to treasure. And maybe you aren't so artfully-inclined but still wish to give a thoughtful gift. If so, there are amazing fair trade lines that offer products with a meaningful background that often have the potential for profound impacts on the artisans' lives as well as your own, so you can feel good about giving a gift even if you didn't make it yourself! For some gift inspiration, take a look at my Pinterest board here.


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The Battery Heater helps keep gate opener batteries warm in cold climates. This heater is recommended where outside temperatures stay below 32 degrees F for an extended period of time. The Battery Warmer is very safe and easy to install, and it wires into the gate opener circuit board to maintain a constant temperature. It attaches directly to the gate opener's 12 Volt battery, and will prevent the battery from losing its charge in cold temperatures.Learn More
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Enjoy peace of mind with the mighty mule gate opener pin lock for gto/mighty mule swing gates. The pin lock substitutes for the clevis pin (not included) at the front-end mount of gto and mighty mule swing-gate openers (not included) and does not permit removal of the clevis pin (not included) from the gate (not included) without a key to the lock.
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Mighty Mule E Z Gate Openers FM135 Visor GTO Entry Transmitter$28.99
GTO Inc FM135, Entry Transmitter Is Standard Equipment With Mighty Mule Systems, Has Adjustable Codes, Identical To Unit Included With The Gate Openers, Fits On Visor Of Vehicles, Battery Included.Learn More
GTO FM150 12V 7Amp/Hr Gate Openr Battery$22.99
The Mighty Mule 12-Volt Replacement Battery for GTO/Mighty Mule Automatic Gate Openers is designed to replace the battery in Mighty Mule FM500, FM700, FM502, FM702, MM-SL1000B and MM-SL2000B gate openers and most GTO/PRO operators. The battery offers a life expectancy of up to 5 years.Learn More
Speeco Two-Way Gate Latch GL16103$19.99
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Speeco Gate Wheel GL16106$17.99Product DetailsThis Adjustable Gate Wheel keeps gates from sagging or dragging! All steel construction with a 9in rubber wheel for rolling over rough terrain. Fits steel and wood gates.
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Something awesome, maybe unparalleled (for us), is happening in our church. There is a fervency and unity and moving of God's Spirit in our services that is provoking such expectancy every week. It's the worship and the Word and the hunger of the people…it's…I can't totally explain it, but it is truly AWESOME! For the past two months we have been presenting to our people a "5G challenge." 5G is a play on the "generation of mobile technology that takes us to previously unknown levels of service"—3G, 4G, etc. 5G is what a next-generation Christian looks like. Not just some vague generalities of being like Christ, but actually living that in very specific ways.
A 5G Christian is:
Everyone has worked so hard to put the challenge before our people. Kathy and I have gone to every campus personally and presented the vision we have to serve God in greater ways. Here is the message I gave live on every campus over a grueling, but rewarding, 10-day period.
At those meetings, everyone received a 5G Personal Study written by some of our incredible Pastors. This personal study was given to each person to conduct in their own time with the Lord. Then small groups and community groups on each campus allowed individuals to process what they were learning with other members of the Harvest family. Below, watch the video we showed to present the challenge and to remind our people of how God has been faithful to us every time we have launched out in faith.
As I got up to preach this past Sunday, we wanted people to see that the gifts they were bringing have the goal of accelerating what God is already doing in our church. Below is the video we showed as I began—it's really a collage of what has been happening in our church during the past eight weeks. Every bit of footage was captured in September and October 2011.
And here is the message I preached to bring the final challenge. After I was done, people turned in their three-year pledges to the 5G campaign—their faith promises to give over and above regular giving as the Lord provides. The result of all this will be an acceleration of our passion for making disciples and meeting the needs of the poor and planting churches that are committed to the same, around the world. The final total won't be known for a few days, but it appears as though the response will meet and/or exceed our expectations…from an army of faithful people doing all they can to see the work of God accelerated.
I am SO proud of our leadership team, and Pastors, and Elders, and Deacons, and Small Group Leaders who have led our church and modeled generosity in every conceivable way. God is doing a great work in our church, and we give Him all the glory and our thanks for His graciousness to us. It's pretty exciting. If you want to use any of this material or these ideas to challenge and lead your church, check out Harvest5G.org. Please use it all without obligation, beyond your own faithfulness to Christ and His Word.
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A January 2002 trip
to Christchurch by dawn
Quote: GOD took every beautiful thing he created and compacted it into New Zealand. ( size of Colorado!)Blue glaciers next to rainforest run into alpine peaks that pierce the clouds. Suddenly....a brilliant green plain marked by fields in a crazy patchwork quilt all in a pretty border of aquamarine sea.
Historically, this was the last supply post for the Antarctic. Today, the international depot is still here. Don't miss the Antarctic Center which is one of the most outstanding places to visit. Combine this with the Canterbury Museum that looks at the past history of Antarctic exploration and New Zealand settlement.
Take the historic tram around the city for a fun commentary or ride the gondola above the city, but do not miss the Arts Center with 5 wings of craft studio's, the ballet,and theater ( www.artscentre.org.nz)
Drive south of the city to the Ashford Craft shops (deals!) or visit New Regent Street for antiques, coffee shops and live jazz.
Be eager to wander through the rolling vineyards to the North while heading to Kaikoura and the amazing whale watching trips.
This journal will be one of several in my "Bottom of the World" Series.
When I encourage you to visit the shops at the Art Centre or those outside of town, I do with the knowledge that you'll find quality items at a savings from what you would spend at home. Expect to see embroidery, china painting, oils and watercolors, pottery, blown glass, jewelry, or woodworking at great prices. Woolens are about what you would pay at home, but seem more soft and light. Wines from the area are much cheaper and VERY FINE. You could spend a whole vacation just driving from vineyard to vineyard!
Two weeks in South island wasn't enough for us! If you really want to see the North and South Island, I would plan on dedicating a month. We seriously felt rushed and would have liked to spend more time walking beaches and mountain tracks.
The food and water here are quite safe. Infact, NZ doesn't have any waterborn parasites at this time. Although they encourage you to drink directly from steams and rivers....old habits are best to abide by!
From here we took the great Trans-Alpine train to Greymouth. This is one of the greatest train rides in the world among breathtaking scenery. You can pick up a car or bus at the train station on the other end.
I need to warn you that renting a car means paying extra waivers that will be refunded when the car is returned unharmed. There are several roads that will NOT be covered for you to travel...ASK! One example is the popular Skipper's Canyon on the Shotover River.
Let me also forwarn you that there are one lane bridges on the West coast that are for cars AND TRAINS! Yikes!
If you don't plan on driving ( on the left like GB) then check out the transportation passes at: www.travelpass.co.nz
Restaurant | "Untouched World Cafe and Gift shop"
Choose between seating in the lush garden patio or inside near the fireplace where a huge Maori spirit kite fills the wall. This bird-shape is also the logo on the clothing line.
For a starter we had a basket of the homemade Rawena Bread with 3 spreads for $6.50NZ that was crispy...chewy....yummy. Wash it down with Pegasus Bay's Riesling (Aria) for $5.50/glass. I would have liked to bring home some bottles, but the Aria label is sold out for the year. The winery is North of town if you want to taste further!
We both had the herb crusted Blue Cod with mushrooms served over a turtle bean ragout with clams ($24) that was sweet and heavenly. I had my eyes on Tiramisu with berry compote and cinnamon cream ($9.50) for dessert, but was too full! All previous temptations were forgotten when I entered the gift shop......
There's a line of marino wool mixed with possum called MarinoMink that is very special, but dear to the wallet. I think that the quality and durability should be considered. If you start with the hats, gloves, and scarves...you will unleash your inner beast whereupon I'll find you purring in a corner! Possums were introduced by Europeans and since there are no predators....this animal is busy trying to destroy the flaura and fauna of NZ! These products are the result of trying to control the demons environmental destruction.
The Mountain silk collection is what all travelers have in their dream luggage. Light weight and soft it can be WASHED ! I bought a button down sweater and I'll contact them on the internet to order a wraparound floor length skirt in red and black dress pants. Elegant...wrinkle proof...what fantastic travelwear!
They also carry a line of organic wines which I zipped by as I tackled the all natural soaps! Get this girls!!! Lavender soap with loofa inside or seed scrub soap that smells like cinnamon and oranges? $12NZ and I should have bought more since my daughter and I fight over them!
Member Rating 4 out of 5 on February 16, 2002
Untouched World
155 Roydvale Avenue
Christchurch, New Zealand 8005
+64 (0)3 357 9399 or
Attraction | "Antarctic Centre"
The first room you'll enter is a technological marvel that makes you feel as if you are standing outside of Scott Base during the rotation of all 4 seasons. Holographic images in a cabin and an all-terrain vehicle read to you from famous diaries. The holo-man in the vehicle tell you about fellows who had to be cut out of their clothing that froze solid to their bodies. One sensory assault is the constantly howling of the wind over the totally dark winter scene.
You'll then enter a mock model of the base which is lovingly called "Mactown" by 1,200 people stationed there during each summer. The first thing you'll see is the fire fighting equipment since Antarctica is one of the driest places on earth and fire is an extreme danger. Computers to your right provide several routes of information....weather through camera's showing live video from the base today and yesterday along with current temperatures. (-30C on our summer visit) and descriptions of personnel and the science experiments in progress.
Weather in Antarctica has been as cold as -89C and as "Warm" as 8.8C ! It's also interesting that temperatures at the bottom of Lake Varda are +25C due to the greenhouse effect of light passing through the ice above. Pretty Cool!!
Think you might like to see how cold a summer day would be? Then dress-up with provided coats and enter the room pictured below where igloo's and snow await. There are tents like the one's Scott might have used...no wonder he froze to death! Not my idea of a camping trip!
There are many displays of plants, animals and geology including a simulated ice cave. There's also a special kids room with a sign:
They have touchy-feely boxes where you can guess which one is penguin feathers or seal fur. Did you know that your hair grows twice as fast at the South Pole???
My husband loved the poignant film made by the winter crew while another video shows a diver going under the ice as he tells you " it's like hundreds of knives slicing your skin" for the maximum of 30 min. underwater....and it's all so beautiful!
The last room before the gift shop has a movie wall with an amazing movie choreographed to music.
We missed the Hagglund vehicle drive by about 5 minutes! This is the vehicle that drives on the Ross Ice shelf. The ride takes you onto the supply terminal, past aircraft loading ( during summer there are about 140 flights) and down across the river or rougher terrain.
International Antarctic Centre
38 Orchard Road
Christchurch, New Zealand 8005
+64 (0)3 358 9896
Attraction | "Trans-Alpine Railroad"
The train pulls out of the station chugging past rich green fields with red tail deer farms next to fluffy white sheep. Very pastoral, but the scene begins to change quickly as you leave the Plains of Canterbury behind and the Alps rise abruptly infront of you. the train crosses narrow bridges with deeply plunging ravines flowing with milky blue glacial water before bursting into darkened (seemingly too small) tunnels. The terrain becomes more rough and piercing while the train clackety-clacks around switchback turns bringing you closer to the clouds. Farmland gives way to flowering Lupines in shades of purple, pink, and white among alpine scrub! After the Inchbonnie stop, the terrain begins to change again as the land flattens out once again. Now you see the tropics and a rainforest as you approach the Westcoast.
Resevations in summer are essential. The train leaves at 0900 and arrives in Greymouth at 1330 but you can get off inbetween...like we did... at Arthur's pass for a few days in the mountains. Some stops require your notifying the train when you need pickup, other stops are routine.
A few things for you to consider:
when booking, be sure to reseve a seat that faces the direction of travel and try to get a seat with a table so you can write! The outdoor viewing platforms are not opened until after the stop in Springfield. We had a nice day so once the platforms were open we stayed outside the rest of the trip. I also recommend that if you are traveling with others....grab spots on each side of the train for photos. At first it will seem that all the "good" views are to your right ( direction of travel) but as you climb higher, there will be views on both sides of the train.
I think you'd be happier booking a rental car from the train station or taking the bus around for another view of the country rather than riding roundtrip.
Troupe Drive (off Clarence Street)
Christchurch, New Zealand 8002
+64 (0)4 498 3303; 0
There are halls that look at transportation and special exhibits but I made a bee-line to the Antarctic hall. This presentation compliments the Antarctic Centre, since this display offers more in-depth information about the history and discovery of the South Pole. Personal items from Amundsen and Scott are here for you to see. One of Amundsen's sledge's was as long as a bus! How in the world did his dogs pull it and not tip it over???? There are many old photo's and paintings too. By far, the most tearful display contains copies of Scott's last letters...written as he was dying....asking for forgiveness and listing the mistakes he made. So Awful....makes me still want to cry.
Other exhibits in this hall are centered around the animals. There is a neat booth you can enter and hear the underwater sounds of seals and whales. Did you know that Weddell Seals bear babies weighing 66 pounds? Women of the world have no right to complain.
Another fun area is the re-creation of the Christchurch Streets from the last century. Some of the doors open to shops and you can enter to see beautiful antiques and experience a little of what life was like before electric lights.
Member Rating 3 out of 5 on February 16, 2002
Canterbury Museum
Rolleston Avenue
Christchurch, New Zealand 8001
+64 (0)3 366 5000
Attraction | "Kaikoura Whale Watching tour"
Captain Dean and his crew provided us with a most amazing afternoon! Equipment is top-of-the-line...including underwater sonar to a huge flat overhead computer showing oceanic depths and GPS positioning. The boat can travel as fast as 50 knots...which is flying over water not IN water. There is a Maori guide who will tell you all about the critters you see during almost 3 hours on the water.
The last commercial whaling here was as late as 1964 when 120 "individuals" were taken. It's interesting to note that Japan and Norway are lobbying to increase whaling at the present time.
Sperm whales have teeth rather than baleen ( big strainers) where each tooth in the upper jaw is about 20 cm. long. They are used to hold prey rather than to nash and chew. They can eat sharks, but really relish the giant squid ( up to 21 meters long and larger than the whale itself). Yet, brazen little dolphins will face them off !
The 16 ft. male whale we followed weighed about 48 tons. He could dive to 8,200 ft. ( found by submarines) and stay under for as long as one hour feeding. As the whale ascends from the dive, they stop using sonar and this is the tense time for the Captain of the boat. For 7 long minutes, he doesn't know where the whale is going to breech! The whale's lungs are smaller than our own (AMAZING!) and of course their brains are much larger....which probably accounts for their safety record in not hitting a boat load of tourists!
When you return, it will be time to feed the human beast. Try the Cafe Flukes where we had 2 parmesan herb-broiled fish sandwiches spiced cajun with currant jelly ( It was wonderful!), with pototo wedges and 2 cokes for $34.50.
Back on Route 1, there's a shop called " Rush Munro's heavenly Ice Cream". One ball is $1.60. Try the Hokey Pokey (like butter brittle), the passionfruit or mango are nice too.
Whale Watch Kaikoura
The Whaleway Station
Kaikoura, New Zealand 8280
+64 (0)3 319 6767; 0
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The lovely stone landmark crowning the Auraria Campus on the west bank of Cherry Creek has a vivid history, including ethnic rivalry, railroad circuit-riding Franciscan friars and Franciscan nuns who panhandled on Larimer Street--as well as a bizarre murder. Germans--the largest foreign born group in nineteenth-century Colorado--petitioned Bishop Machebeuf for their own priest in the 1870s. Their prayers were answered in 1878, when the bishop established Denver's second parish, St. Elizabeth's. This new parish served Auraria and Southwest Denver, while St. Mary's continued to serve the northeast half of the Mile High City.
"I have a Prussian exile priest to whom I have given the care of the Germans of Denver," Bishop Machebeuf reported in 1879, "and I have applied to the Franciscans for two priests to establish a house of their order and a parish here." John Wagner, the "Prussian exile," raised money among the Germans to buy two lots at the corner of 11th and Curtis streets and began constructing a 30-b-y100-foot brick church. Frederick Bender was transferred from Colorado Springs to complete St. Elizabeth Church, where he began saying Sunday Masses in September 1879.
In 1887, the Franciscans responded to Bishop Machebeuf's appeals and sent Francis Koch, OFM (Order of Friars Minor), and Venatius Eder, OFM, to found a Franciscan House at St. Elizabeth's. These and subsequent Franciscans came to Denver from the Patterson, New Jersey, Monastery of the Franciscan Fathers of St. Elizabeth of Thuringia. With the Franciscans caring for the German-speaking parishioners, Bishop Machebeuf assigned Father Patrick Carr to establish another parish--St. Leo the Great--for English-speaking Catholics. John Kernan Mullen, a poor Irish immigrant on his way to becoming a millionaire flour miller, helped his fellow Irish at St. Elizabeth's to complete St. Leo the Great Church at 10th Street and West Colfax Avenue in 1889. Despite the division of the Auraria parish, both churches flourished as Germans, Irish, and other Catholics streamed into the booming Queen City. Father Koch built a $20,000 two-story brick school (1890) and $18,000 rectory (1891). As the German national church for the entire city, St. Elizabeth's became so overcrowded that the old building was torn down to construct a new one in 1898. This $69,000 Romanesque church, designed by Father Adrian, OSF, was built of rusticated rhyolite (lava stone) from Castle Rock quarries. It measured 132 feet by sixty-nine feet with a single spire soaring 162 feet high.
The stately clock and bell tower enhanced Father Koch's reputation as a fund raiser whose exploits became the talk of the diocese. This Franciscan asked Philip Zang--who owned what was then the largest brewery in the Rockies--to help build the new church. Zang, a German Congregationalist, balked until Father Koch promised him that the biggest bell would be named St. Philip for him. Furthermore, the Franciscan promised the beer maker, the bells would advertise Zang's beer and embarrass the nearby Tivoli Brewery: They would be cast not to sound "Clang! Clang!" but "Zang! Zang!"
Father Koch's shabby brown habit embarrassed some parishioners. They showered him with clothing but would next encounter him in his tattered old garments. "I met a poor fellow suffering from the cold," Father Koch would explain. "What else could I do?"
One day this brown-robed Franciscan walked up Arapahoe Street to Denver's finest department store--the old Daniels & Fisher Stores Company --and began begging. After customers, clerks, and management became distressed, Father Koch told them softly, "Just give me $250 and I won't come back." As Father Declan Madden, OFM, wrote in his centennial history of St. Elizabeth's, "They did and he didn't." The Franciscan sisters who opened St. Elizabeth Grade School in September 1890, and St. Rose Residence for Women next door, also refined their vow of poverty into artful begging. Daily, they patrolled the bakeries, taverns, and shops of Larimer Street, collecting funds and nourishment for themselves and the poor of the city.
Father Madden, who was pastor at St. Elizabeth's until the Franciscans turned the parish over to the Capuchins, continued the tradition. Every day at 11 A.M. he would orchestrate a bologna sandwich breadline behind the church. He also raised money for his "Senior Roadrunners," as he called the elderly he took on bus tours around Colorado.
Thanks to the polished pleas of the Franciscans and the generosity of Colorado's German Catholics, St. Elizabeth's became the first church in the diocese to retire its debt. In keeping with church policy, this enabled St. Elizabeth's to be consecrated on June 8, 1902, with Bishop Matz presiding.
In 1908, Bishop Matz had to reconsecrate the church because its pastor, Leo Heinrichs, OFM, was murdered while saying the 6 A.M. Sunday Mass on February 23. Giuseppe Alia, an alleged anarchist, spat out the host at the communion rail and fired a bullet into the priest, who died while trying to return the sacred particles to his ciborium. Colorado Catholics proposed that the martyred priest, who had been noted for his piety and spiritual leadership, be canonized. The lengthy, complex procedure for canonization was begun but never finished, to the disappointment of many who promoted a widespread devotion to the memory of Father Leo.
At the request of Bishop Matz, the Franciscans at St. Elizabeth's staffed missions in priestless towns of eastern Colorado. Franciscan friars spent one-month stints on the high plains, devoting a day to each small town for Mass and the sacraments. The friars bummed rides on the Union Pacific out to its station stops at Watkins, Bennett, Strasburg, Byers, Deer Trail, Agate, River Bend, Limon, Hugo, Boyero, Aroya, Wild Horse, Kit Carson, and Cheyenne Wells. They would hop a ride back to Denver on the Rock Island line with stops at Burlington, Stratton, Flagler, Arriba, and Calhan.
In 1936, May Bonfils Berryman donated $150,000 to St. Elizabeth's to build the elegant monastary designed by Jacques Benedict for the Franciscans, with its fine arcade curving around the courtyard statue of St. Francis of Assisi--San Francisco to many of the Spanish surnamed parishioners moving into the neighborhood. Like the Irish before them, they teased the strict German Franciscans about their "Dutch Cleanser" confessions. Also like the Irish, these Hispanics wanted their own parish. Their prayers were answered in 1926 with the completion of St. Cajetan Church.
Auraria had three Catholic churches within a five-block area--an anomaly due to aspirations of three proud ethnic groups--until St. Leo's was demolished in 1965. Eight years later, Auraria Urban Renewal project proponents began demolishing the neighborhood. Preservationists and lovers of the two surviving Catholic churches struggled to convince the authority to spare these religious and ethnic monuments. Both churches were placed on the National Register of Historic Places. In recognition of their special architectural and historic merits, the Denver Landmark Preservation Commission likewise designated both structures.
Hispanic Catholics constructed a new St. Cajetan Church in 1975, and the old church became an auditorium for the Community College of Denver, Metropolitan State College, and the University of Colorado at Denver, the three schools sharing the 169-acre Auraria Higher Education Center campus.
St. Elizabeth's became the campus chapel. The old school and St. Rose Residence were demolished to build the St. Francis Interfaith Center. After a $250,000 restoration, St. Elizabeth's sparkles as it did in 1898. Once again, it is the only Catholic church in Denver's oldest neighborhood, named Auraria for the gold that first brought fortune seekers to Colorado. Now St. Elizabeth's offers a different reward to over 30,000 students, faculty, and staff on Colorado's largest campus.


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I've been reading some articles on cannabis oil, or just THC for that matter, offering a possible cure for cancer. I know it's not widely accepted in the medical field, then again our government isn't really open minded to cannabis as it is. Can anyone share any input or experiences they've had regarding marijuana and cancer?
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Shinichi Kawai
Shinichi Kawai holds the M.D. and Ph.D. degrees. He is a Professor of internal medicine at the Division of Rheumatology, Toho University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan. He graduated from the School of Medicine, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, in 1977, and completed a training program of rheumatology at the Keio University Hospital in 1983. He was a Researcher funded in part by the Training Program Award of the Japanese Society of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics at the National Institute of Health (NICHHD), USA, from 1984 to 1986. He obtained his Ph.D. degree of medical science from the Keio University in 1985. He was also the Chief of the Division of Rheumatology at Tokyo Metropolitan Ohtsuka Hospital in 1987. He then moved to the Institute of Medical Science, School of Medicine, St. Marianna University, as an Assistant Professor in 1991. He was a Professor at the institute during 1999–2004. Kawai was a recipient of the Japan College of Rheumatology Award, honoring the finding of the proapoptotic action of a selective COX-2 inhibitor in 2003. He then moved to Toho University in April 2004. Kawai is a rheumatologist and a leading scientist in clinical studies in Japan especially for rheumatoid arthritis. He also conducted basic researches using synovial fibroblasts from patients to evaluate mechanisms of action of antirheumatic drugs and to clarify the role of cyclooxygenase, prostaglandin E synthase, and other enzymes in the inflammatory joint diseases.
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STILLWATER — When the 2013 Wine Forum opens Friday on the Oklahoma State University campus, it will be the culmination of two years of planning by clinical professors and execution by Hospitality and Restaurant Administration students.
OSU Wine Forum a boon for students, guests
And if you don't already have your tickets, you're too late.
Congratulations to the school and its students for selling out the weekend-long, biennial event in its third incarnation.
It's an incredible accomplishment, but there is still work to be done. If you're one of the lucky ones who garnered entry to the Wine Forum and its many-splendored events, tastings and seminars, you'll doubtlessly bear witness to ruddy-cheeked youths scampering to and fro on behalf of the quality of your experience.
And in so doing, their education will be enriched by the building blocks only on-the-job training can supply.
"There's only so much you can teach in the classroom," said clinical professor Steve Ruby. "The Wine Forum allows us to offer our students experiential education more valuable than any lecture."
The theme for the event is Of Wine, Women and the West. The honorary chair is Beth Nickel, proprietor of Napa Valley wineries Far Niente, Dolce, Nicken & Nickel and EnRoute in the Russian River Valley. The guest celebrity chef is author, blogger and television personality Ree Drummond, better known as the Pioneer Woman.
Starting at 6 p.m. Friday, OSU's hospitality and restaurant administration students will execute silent auctions, a gala dinner, more than a dozen seminars and a grand tasting. Best of luck to the students.
If you didn't have a chance to buy tickets to this year's event, start making plans for the 2015 event.
Speaking of opportunities for those considering a career in the culinary arts, the James Beard Foundation is accepting applications for its 2013 scholarship program, with more than $484,000 in awards available.
Established in 1991, the James Beard Foundation Scholarship Program assists aspiring and established culinary professionals who plan to further their education at a licensed or accredited culinary school.
The James Beard Foundation also offers grants for current working culinary professionals to expand their culinary experiences.
The program is administered by the Scholarship Management Services division of Scholarship America. Application forms are available at sms.scholarshipamerica.org/jamesbeard. The submission period began April 1. All scholarship application materials, including transcript, must be postmarked by May 15. Professional grant applications must be postmarked by June 15. Scholarship winners will be notified in August.
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Pro Cycling Manager Mountain Stages Trailer
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Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2010
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The Tour de France just entered it's second week, and the folks at
decided to
put out a trailer
to celebrate the first real trip into the mountains. This years tour has been a glorious mess. The big name riders are all over the road, and with 2 real leaders there is still a big battle left to happen. I'm still hoping to review this game, and if it can allow for drama like we've seen so far this race, it'll be really good.
Pro Cycling Manager: Tour de France 2010's Special Trailer!
While the Tour de France is just starting its most exciting week with the first mountain stages, we are pleased to present
Pro Cycling Manager's Tour de France'
special trailer. This great competition is only one of 180 playable competitions in the game. The 2010 edition spectacularly captures the details of the Tour de France, with its mountain and flat stages, and of course its finish line on the Champs Elysées. All of this is perfectly illustrated in today's trailer, entirely dedicated to the Tour de France!
For its tenth edition,
Pro Cycling Manager/Tour de France 2010
features a brand new graphic engine. In order to provide a more realistic and a more intense experience, the game features high resolution textures and a new handling of the flora, which is now more luxuriant and diverse. Many advanced visual effects complete the ultimate rendering of the game: the bloom effect simulates image exposure to light, the depth of field enhances the focus of the TV cameras that follow cyclists during each race, while the motion blur simulates speed.
But all these improvements shouldn't make you overlook that Pro Cycling Manager/Tour de France 2010's evolutions are not limited to the race. Many novelties are also implemented on the manager part of the game: a new Season mode, numerous challenges, performances and official historic records to beat, or even a new stage editor to create your stages in great detail! Without a doubt, 2010 will be a big year for Pro Cycling Manager!
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Clark School Graduate Program Ranks 18th Nationally
In the U.S. News & World Report 2013 Best Graduate Schools ranking, the Clark School jumped from 22nd to 18th place, 9th among public schools. Six departmental programs ranked in the top 25.The Department of Aerospace Engineering is in the top 10 at 8th. Two departments, encompassing three categories, ranked in the top 20: The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (in both categories) at 16, and the Department of Mechanical Engineering at 18. The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Department of Materials Science and Engineering ranked in the top 25. The complete Clark School rankings are: 8 Aerospace Engineering30 Fischell Department of Bioengineering39 Chemical and Biomolecular24 Civil and Environmental Engineering16 Computer Engineering16 Electrical Engineering24 Materials Science and Engineering18 Mechanical EngineeringDean Darryll Pines congratulated all departments for their "hard work and dedication to the Clark School's graduate education programs."
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24 Hours in America - Thoughts on the Social Impact Design Summit
Going to New York from India for a day-long meeting was absurd to my wife. I was excited: a global meet-up on socially responsible design; one Asian among 50 odd Americans; big names among participants, sponsors, donors and a weekend that would allow me to see the World Trade Center monument.
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