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So you've made the jump. You have your nice pretty new Apple Mac– all the trappings– sleek computer case or body, looking like you're ready to really jam– but what about your tunes? There are two different methods you want to use. For non-DRM files, it's pretty straightforward, whether you were using Windows Media Player or iTunes for Windows. For DRM files– well, that's not too complicated if you're using iTunes previously. Read on to see.
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Non-Digital Rights Management (DRM) Protected Music/Files with a non-iTunes Library
If you were using iTunes, I'd recommend using the same method as with DRM files referenced below (Backup Library to Disc).
If your music is not protected by DRM, and you were using Windows Media Player, the matter of importing is pretty simple. Copy the MP3 collection (or other iTunes supported sound or movie file) to a temporary directory on your new Mac from the previous system, whether it's a Windows box or an Apple box, or if it's all on a DVD, just insert the DVD. Next, use the built in iTunes Add To Library (or <Command><O>) option. Be sure to select Copy or Move to iTunes library. Once it has copied over, verify that you now see it in iTunes, highlight one of the songs and check the info (<Command><I> or right click and choose Get Info) and verify its location. It should appear in a location similar to this: /Users/<USERNAME>/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/<ARTIST>/<ALBUM>/<MP3 FILENAME>. Once you've verified it, you should be able to remove the temporary directory you copied the music over to.
Digital Rights Management (DRM) Protected Music/Files
If your music was protected by DRM on the Windows box under iTunes, it's pretty straightforward as well, though fairly precise. If you had DRM music with some other tool (Windows Media Player?), then you need to strip the DRM somehow (try a Google search on "removing DRM from Windows Media Audio files" or something to that effect), or plan on repurchasing the music. Once you've stripped the DRM, then you can follow the instructions provided above.
If you're using iTunes, if you're using the same iTunes account on the Windows machine as on your Mac, then it's still straight-forward, though not quite the same as non-DRM files, because they are protected by Apple's implementation of DRM and associated with the Apple ID account.
From your Windows computer, you should plan on backing up your music files to DVD (in fact, all your files that iTunes for Windows can see if you want everything migrated). This should be available by selecting Library–>Backup to Disk. Be sure to choose Backup entire iTunes library and playlists. This will copy your iTunes library, including the DRM content associated with the authorized iTunes account, to a DVD or CDROM (e.g., the account under which the iTunes DRM files were purchased).
NOTE: If you plan on repurposing your Windows machine and will be removing iTunes from that machine, you should consider 'Deauthorizing Computer' on the Windows box after you accomplish this task. Apple only permits a limited number of authorized machines associated with each iTunes account.
Once you've backed the library up to disk, go to your new Mac, verify that the iTunes account is the same account as the old Windows one (and is authorized), and insert the disc. When you insert the disc, iTunes should start and ask if you want to restore from the disc. Choose Restore.
Once it's done, that's it!
Apple's Knowledge Base article HT1382
Microsoft's article on Digital Rights Management


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IDNR will hold two public meetings providing information on the proposed nonattainment area for sulfur dioxide (SO2) in Muscatine County. The meetings are in response to the U.S. EPA notifying IDNR of a SO2 monitor located at Musser Park, Muscatine County in violation of the 1-hour SO2 NAAQS between 2008 and 2010. IDNR is seeking public comment to provide additional information to U.S. EPA prior to the April 8th deadline for reconsideration of the nonattainment classification for Muscatine County.
The public meetings will be held on March 28, 2013, at 1 pm and 6 pm at the Muscatine County Conservation Board's Environmental Learning Center. For more information visit the IDNR website.

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Non-heterosexual women who feel a disconnect between who they are attracted to and how they identify themselves may have a higher risk of alcohol abuse, according to a new study led by Amelia E. Talley, an assistant professor in Texas Tech University's Department of Psychological Sciences.
Heavily marketed as a safer, healthful alternative to smoking, electronic cigarettes are under fire from California health officials who have declared "vaping" a public health threat, hoping to head off the type of deceptive manipulation that tobacco companies succeeded with for decades, according to researchers.
Some 9 million American families lost their homes to foreclosure during the late 2000s housing bust, driving many to economic ruin and in search of new residences. Hardest hit were black, Latino, and racially integrated neighborhoods, according to a new Cornell University analysis of the crisis.
Led by demographer Matthew Hall, researchers estimate racial segregation grew between Latinos and whites by nearly 50 percent and between blacks and whites by about 20 percent as whites abandoned and minorities moved into areas most heavily distressed by foreclosures.
When members of the U.S. military leave the service, they tend to settle in neighborhoods with greater overall diversity than their civilian counterparts of the same race, according to a new study that will be presented at the 110th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA).
Indian-American spellers are known for dominance on the national stage and even host regional, culturally specific bees. How did the niche emerge?
We elaborate a cultural framing theory of legal cynicism—previously used to account for neighborhood variation in Chicago homicides—to explain Arab Sunni victimization and insurgent attacks during the U.S. post-invasion occupation of Iraq. Legal cynicism theory has an unrecognized power to explain collective and interpersonal violence in international as well as U.S. settings. We expand on how "double and linked" roles of state and non-state actors can be used to analyze violence against Arab Sunni civilians.
Racial attachments are understood to be socially constructed and endogenous to gender, socioeconomic, and religious identities. Yet we know surprisingly little about the effect of such identities on the particular racial labels that individuals self-select. In this article, I investigate how social identities shape the racial labels chosen by biracial individuals in the United States, a rapidly growing population who have multiple labeling options.
This paper proposes a theoretical framework and an empirical example of the relationship between the civic stratification of immigrants in the United States, and their access to healthcare. We use the 2007 Pew Hispanic Center/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Hispanic Healthcare Survey, a nationally representative survey of U.S. Latinos (N = 2,783 foreign-born respondents) and find that immigrants who are not citizens or legal permanent residents are significantly more likely to be excluded from care in both the United States and across borders.
Positive mental health (PMH) is an important construct for understanding the full continuum of mental health. Some socially disadvantaged populations experience a paradoxically high level of PMH despite negative social experiences including discrimination. The purpose of this study is to examine the prevalence and culturally salient correlates of PMH among a cross-sectional sample of 218 American Indian adults living with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
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BROOKFIELD, Conn. —Two Brookfield women believe the secret to better parenting is "connection before correction."
Robin Eckstein and Carol Dores founded Positive Discipline of Western Connecticut in 2013. The group, which works with parents in the community, promotes the development of life skills through classes that encourage positive relationships between a parent and child.
Unlike some parenting programs, Positive Discipline's classes have a unique twist: They give parents an opportunity to learn in an hands-on environment.
"The program is built on experiential exercises and roleplaying," Eckstein said. Parents, who often read off scripts, play the roles of both parent and child.
"You get to experience how it feels to say things a certain way as a parent and see how the 'child' — who is a parent playing a child — is receiving that information. 'The child' gets to feel how it feels to get spoken to a certain way," Eckstein said.
Sometimes parents resort to yelling out of frustration. The tools they learn through Positive Discipline can help prevent those outbursts from occurring, Eckstein said.
Eckstein also advises parents to acknowledge their mistakes to their children. If children see that is acceptable for their parent to make mistakes, they will learn it's acceptable to make mistakes, too, she said.
Eckstein helped establish the western Connecticut chapter after Dores' sister, who lives in Utah, heard about the program. Founded on the West Coast in the 1980s, the program is based on the bestselling "Positive Discipline" books by Dr. Jane Nelsen, which cover children from birth to teens.
The western Connecticut group has conducted classes in Brookfield, New Milford, Newtown and Danbury. According to Eckstein, 400 people have attend a free introduction, parenting class, workshop, or educator class to date.
Last year, the group held a tri-lingual classes in Danbury, which were taught in English, Spanish and Portuguese. It hopes to offer similar programming this year.
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#290 closed defect (fixed)
incomplete translation in dialog box insert image and table
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With no plugin loaded and with the key "Image Preview:" in /lang/fr.js, this text "Image Preview:" is never translated on the insert image dialog box.
Another little translation bug can be found in the insert table dialog box.
In the alignement selectbox, the text for the empty option (not set) is correctly translated in the list when i click on it, but it is still shown in original language at first load. It is "Indéfini" when clicking on the selectbox but before you click on it you can see "Not set".
The same "problem" occurs in the unit selectbox. It is correctly translated to "Pourcent" in the list but the first thing we can see is : "Percent"
Change History (2)
comment:1 Changed 15 years ago by niko
the 2nd thing is a gecko-bug
in the insert-link-plugin is allready a workaround: #229
comment:2 Changed 15 years ago by mokhet
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
changeset [246]
the standards popups insert_table and insert_image can now fully be translated
in insert_image.html
Image Preview: as been surrounded by a DIV
the alert text "You must enter the URL" has been translated has in link.html
in insert_table.html
the alert texts "You must enter a number of rows" and "You must enter a number of columns" has been translated has in link.html
the 2 selectboxes (f_unit and f_align) has been fixed has in changeset [141] (see ticket #229)


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Catalogue number: DPU-S245 STANDARD KIT
Direct Thermal Portable Desktop Printer, 2", Standard kit (USB, serial)
The new DPU-S245 Mobile Printer from Seiko Instruments is compact and lightweight, runs on a long-life lithium-ion battery and produces 2" wide printed output at 100 mm/sec.
The printer is designed for fast and simple operation. DPU-S245 features the EZ-OP System for easy and quick paper replacement, by simply dropping a new roll into the printer.
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1. when I put the line of bugle beads down, they were nice and flat. Now that I've added beads around them, some of them have started popping up. What has happened? How do I avoid that?
2. in the upper right corner, I used some donut oval-shaped beads. I put them on first and then beaded around them, which was tricky! Should I bead the background circles first and then add the donut beads on top?
3. for the background circles (under the oval donut shaped beads), I started from the inside and worked my way out in a spiral -- but in doing so, some of the inside beads popped up from the surface a bit. Should I have started at the outside and worked in - or were my beads not secured well enough?
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2015 Tour Narrative
It's fair to say that Eastern Europe was having a cold spring when we arrived. This did not deter us from looking for them but it did mean that many of the hoped-for spring migrants were still yet to arrive. Although on our arrival Minsk felt warm and sunny, and actually a lot more comfortable than the Heathrow Airport, which we'd left some seven hours earlier, the birds were still well behind schedule.
At our first stop for a picnic lunch as we headed south, a roadside field produced around 100 Ruff, several Black-tailed Godwits and numerous Lapwings. Skylarks sang overhead and our first White Storks were seen, either soaring lazily in the sky, feeding in grassy fields and meadows or on their huge stick nest perched atop poles and pylons. A little further south was the first of 4 Black Kites, a good bird for the tour and by no means common in Belarus.
The flood plain opposite our hotel was very busy indeed, as we embarked on the first of several early morning walks. Both Whiskered and Black Tern were present in small numbers as were Common and Little. Most mornings a Bluethroat could be heard singing, Whinchat perched on prominent bushes and the air was filled with the 'chiff- if if' of migrant Wood Sandpipers whilst Lapwings guarded their young against marauding Hooded Crows and Ravens.
The flood plain was dry compared with last year and this was no doubt responsible for the lack of White-winged Black Terns and Ruff. Small numbers of Garganey, Pochard and Gadwall were joined briefly by a pair of Red-breasted Mergansers and one morning we were also briefly treated to an adult White-tailed Eagle flying up the river!
The trees within reach of the hotel held several Pied Flycatchers with Black Redstart on the roofs and chimney pots, Thrush Nightingale singing from thick cover and Syrian Woodpecker in the orchards and gardens on the edge of the village, also most mornings and there was normally a Wryneck or two to be found and a few Serins - and all this before breakfast which included hearty local sausages and delicious strawberry pancakes!
Working our way west, we headed for the damp riparian willow scrub, the preferred habitat of the much wanted Azure Tit, where it is right on the western edge of its range. A wonderful mix of clean white and deep azure blue this is surely one of the avian highlights of Belarus. During our early morning visit we enjoyed great views of at least 6 birds - probably 3 pairs but what was most interesting was a pair of Blue Tits investigating the nest hole apparently occupied by the Azures - watch this space as next year's tour might record Pleske's Tit; the result of recorded hybridisation of the two species - although deep down, I really hope not.
Nearby a Wryneck gave great views as he perched and sang on an open branch, as did a male White-spotted Bluethroat. A pair of Penduline Tits eventually gave very good close views as they held onto the reed-mace in strengthening winds along the river bank. A little further along, a Savi's Warbler reeled away in the reeds and a couple of Black Storks (the first of many) drifted overhead with yet another Black Kite. A handful of Ruffs flew along the valley but the numbers were well down on last year - well, so far!
Black-tailed Godwit, Lapwing, Redshank, Snipe and Oystercatcher are common birds of the Turov area in the centre of Pipriyatski National Park. However, this area is also home to two very special waders; Great Snipe and Terek Sandpiper. On our first visit we watched a Terek Sandpiper doing his yodelling display flight which is almost a cross between Redshank and Snipe.
Over the coming days we enjoyed views of at least 5 more Tereks or 'Dereks' as they became known, including a displaying pair. Our second visit took us across to the Great Snipe lekking area. Even as we arrived in very good daylight early evening, Great Snipe were flying in, sitting down, displaying and calling as the lek progressed. At the height of activity there were at least 24 birds present and the views of them jumping, calling and flying were superb! Everyone marvelled at the display as the birds attempted to jump higher than their competitors, flashing the extensive white in the wings and tail. Overhead, the 'wacka wacka wacka' displaying call of Black-tailed Godwit was a constant background noise as were 'drumming' Common Snipe and calling Blue-headed Wagtails.
As with the Black Kites already mentioned, raptors were well represented on this tour with multiple White-tailed Eagles - including many full white-tailed adults, a couple of Greater Spotted Eagle (small by comparison!), a good handful of Lesser Spotted Eagle, Peregrine, Hobby, lots of Marsh Harriers together with smaller numbers of Montagu's and a single Pallid Harrier which was probably a first-summer female.
Meanwhile the hunt for Ruffs culminated with the finding of a vast flock in fields opposite the petrol station on the main road. We estimated that there were at least 2,000 birds in this flock and the full spectrum of Ruff plumage was on show. Males with black, brown, rich chestnut, buff, and even white ruffs were noted with a couple of almost wholly-white males too. We watched as the birds moved between the fields, feeding busily and then taking flight. They were easily spooked by traffic, Redshanks or Lapwings, and were constantly on the move.
Turov forest is only a 20-minute drive from the floodplain and is a mixture of deciduous, coniferous and mature Beech, Birch and Oak forest. This combination proves irresistible to woodpeckers and this year on our early morning visit, we had 3 Grey-headed and a Black in the area adjacent to where we'd parked – before we'd actually got out of the van! The following 3 hours produced great views of Middle Spotted, another Black, several Great Spotted, more Grey-headed and an ultra-confiding pair of Three-toed. Flycatchers were also well represented here with singing male Pied and Collared, although Red-breasteds had yet to return.
The forest at Turov simply echoed to the songs of Chiffchaff, Willow and Wood Warbler, Tree Pipit and Nuthatch, whilst on the richly vegetated edges, a couple of striking white-headed Northern Long-tailed Tits were seen. Jays were present in reasonable numbers as were Hawfinch; their metallic 'spik' call giving their location away before they disappeared into Hornbeams further along the track and into the forest. Whilst searching for Hazelhen and Pygmy Owl (which managed to elude us this year) we found several Crested Tit, Mistle Thrush and several displaying Green Sandpiper perched briefly in the Spruce trees. Nearby the more open woodland edge gave great views of Great Grey Shrike, Lesser Spotted Eagle, several Black Storks and a few Cranes.
Beloveshkaya Pushka is the Belarussian part of the Bialowieza Forest, the other half of which lies across the border in Poland. This magnificent primeval forest straddling the border with Poland holds high densities of woodland species, including all four flycatchers, and lots of woodpeckers. Our first early morning walk in the old Oak forest producing drumming Black, Three-toed and Great Spotted with singing Treecreeper and Firecrest also present. Grey-headed and Lesser Spotted were heard but not seen, and Collared Flycatchers gave their 'wheep!' territorial call. Nearby Treecreepers and Nuthatches showed well as did Firecrest, Hawfinch and numerous Wood Warblers. In the afternoon we went to another area of forest where there were many Hawfinches in the Hornbeams, and a Lesser Spotted Woodpecker performed beautifully for us at close range.
Working our way across the country, we still managed to find new birds at every stop as the tour progressed. A large lake at Pinsk produced a nest-building Penduline Tit, 2 Great Grey Shrikes and numerous Great White Egrets. Some very productive fishponds produced nesting Smew and Whooper Swan, a few Goldeneye, 7 Black-necked Grebe, Great Reed Warbler and the amazing sight and sound of 5 White-tailed Eagles circling together, constantly calling their Black Woodpecker like 'kyaaah' from high up. The unsung hero of these fishponds however, was the major catch-up bird for one participant: the elusive and sometimes downright invisible 'Toofted Dook'.
Spring can be a tricky time to see large mammals on account of the foliage, and this year whilst searching for Bison we had great views of Red and Roe Deer, a family party of Wild Boar (including tiny hoglets) feeding on the edge of a meadow early evening, Serotine Bat, Red Fox and Red Squirrel. Notable butterflies included Map, Green Hairstreak, Large Tortoiseshell, Orange Tip and several European Swallowtail whilst moths included Square Spot, Scorched Wing and the spectacular but oh so brief Tau Emperor, whizzing along as usual and never looking like stopping. Reptiles and Amphibians were in evidence with Green and Fire-bellied Toads, Pool, Marsh and Bullfrog as well as several Grass Snakes.
Belarus has many star birds and with the superb views of Azure Tit on our first morning under our belt, the second of Belarus' mouth-watering target species was the Great Grey Owl. Bog forest, spot fly on our arrival, we were taken to the edge of a scenic but rather watery beautiful Birch bog forest which itself was full of birdsong.
The 2km walk out to the nest was through the wet bog, where although the water was only ankle deep (for some), we enjoyed great views of displaying Green Sandpiper, bugling Cranes, and an early Spotted Flycatcher. Add drumming Three-toed Woodpecker and Lesser Spotted Eagle soaring overhead - such a tremendous setting for such a great bird. Once at the nest we watched her for 40 minutes and there were smiles all round!
Atop her huge nest, the female sat glaring down at us. Her enormous domed head with those piercing yellow eyes, we admiring her subtle delicate grey and brown plumage tones. We watched her bright yellow eyes set in those huge facial disks as she turned from watching us to turning the eggs and then occasionally snoozing, It's hard to believe that this huge owl feeds on voles - such a small prey item for a bird that from head to tail is approaching 3' long!
The penultimate day was spent at a wetland dominated by reeds. Reed Bunting, Penduline Tit and Savi's Warbler were heard with the Penduline Tit's high pitched 'pseoooo' call leading us to his beautifully constructed pendulous nest. In the nearby meadows two very handsome male Citrine Wagtails, probably recently arrived, were on territory. Bitterns boomed in the distance and our first White-winged Black Terns floated by.
At the end of the tour, Stuart asked the group, as always, to nominate their bird of the trip, which proved a little tricky, mainly down to the quality of the birds we'd seen. The eventual conclusion was a three-way split for first place between the stunning Azure Tit, the displaying Great Snipe and the magnificent Great Grey Owl. All are worthy winners of bird of the trip so a three-way tie seemed very fair.
The birds and wildlife of Belarus in Spring are wonderful and the combination of great butterflies, moths, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and countless wild flowers definitely contribute to the fact that Belarus is proving itself to be one of the best European destinations to watch wildlife!
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One of the excellent swimming holes on the Tillamook National Forest
A fantastic stretch of the Wilson River with shallow and deep pools, rapids, waterfall, and footbridge
If the idea of dealing with blustering crowds on a hot summer day sucks every last bit of energy out of you, the Wilson River in the Tillamook National Forest including the Footbridge area would prove to be best swimming hole for you. The serenity of the Wilson River Footbridge will release every bit of tension you are holding on to.
It would not be an exaggeration to state that this might be the most inviting and the calmest stretch of slow moving water that you will find in the entire Pacific Northwest. The beach, however, is made of river rock and is not sandy which may be a turn-off for some, but the large rocks are equally comfortable to relax and enjoy the sun.
This spot features much deeper pools near the cliffs and under a footbridge. Also, there are shallow places for wading and kids splashing. Rapids are used for tubing and the footbridge for extreme jumping.
Cautions: Cliff and bridge jumping, slippery rocks are associated with risks, please use caution and make safe decisions.
There are other excellent swimming spots along the Wilson River:
Footbridge Day-Use | General Description
Open: Year-round from sunrise to sunset
Managed: Oregon Department of Forestry
Location: Tillamook State Forest
Services: Toilet, garbage service, picnic sites, drinking water at Tillamook Forest Center
Activities: Swimming, fishing, hiking
Accommodations: Keenig Creek Campground - 1.1 miles southeast
Distance from the parking: Short
Road access: Any passenger vehicle
Day-use fees: None
Popularity: Moderate
Elevation: 400 ft (122 m)
Footbridge Day-Use Area is located:
- 19.6 miles northeast of Tillamook
- 53 miles west of Portland
- 92 miles northwest of Salem.
Directions to Footbridge
From Tillamook,
- Travel 19.6 miles on Highway OR-6 northeast to milepost 20 at the Footbridge Day-Use Area (on your left).
From Portland,
- Drive on US 26 west to Highway OR-6
- Bear slight left onto OR-6 towards Banks or Tillamook
- Continue 31.6 miles on OR-6 to the destination on the right.
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The 2021 Moab climbing season begins March 7th!
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- Difficulty – Easy to Moderate | 5.5
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- Minimum age – 8
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- Difficulty – Moderate to Hard | 5.5 to 5.12
- Days – 1
- Minimum age – 8
- Venues – Various
- Meets – 7:00 AM @ 1140 S. Highway 191, Moab
- NOTE: Meetup time subject to change due to temperature and route conditions!
- 1 Person $325 | 2 People $250 each | 3 or More $200 each
The cliffs that surround Indian Creek, Utah are world-famous for their spectacular climbing routes. Our AMGA-certified Single Pitch Instructors will introduce you to this unique Utah rock climbing area. The Creek is a stunningly beautiful, world-class climbing area that requires a special set of skills, techniques, and gear. Our guides have it all covered! You'll learn crack-climbing skills from some of the area's most skilled climbers. They make what looks impossible, possible! Some of the famous climbs require up to 10 or 12 of the same size protection. We provide all climbing equipment necessary for the trip. Call us at (877) 259-4046 to discuss this trip and book your adventure!
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Why Choose RRA? Red River Adventure's online reviews have consistently been excellent. Since 2003 no other company has received such high praise from guests. Land or water our clients rave about the quality of our guides, the depth of their knowledge, their ability to teach and most importantly, how incredibly fun they are.
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Quality EquipmentWhen running trips quality equipment is paramount. We are proud to be a 'Preferred Guide Partner" of Black Diamond. RRA replaces its equipment on a regular basis. This ensures all the gear required to keep you safe and having fun is in top-notch shape.
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ReputationRRA has earned the reputation of a professionally ran, top quality guide service. We are a tight knit family run business. Once you adventure with RRA we guarantee you'll be back for more.
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YES! To guarantee space on the trip of your choice, we recommend reservations, especially mid-summer and on holidays and weekends. In order to provide the type of trip the we have become known for we do limit the number of people on our trips and we do fill up. Make a reservation as soon as you have a good idea of when you want to ski or climb with us and you'll avoid disappointment. Feel free to call us about reservations at any time @ 1-877-259-4046 or email.
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About Age LimitationsAge limits are set for each of our trips to be within industry standards and in accordance with our insurance carrier. In some cases the published age is a guideline and people younger may participate. For trips with youth rate pricing we use the following guidelines. Youth Rate = 15 years and younger!
Adults = 16 years and up!
Some trips are priced on a per person basis regardless of age.
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Which Trip to Choose
We are thrilled to have the ability to offer such a wide variety or trips. We also realize that this can create confusion. We are a fantastic resource and look forward to helping you choose the trip that is perfect for you and your group. Please feel free to call or email with any questions you might have, we love to help. Often after a brief conversation with one of our staff the the answers become clear.
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We will provide trip specific lists to assist you in bringing the right things.
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What Risks Are Involved
Red River Adventures has an unblemished safety record. We personally screen and train our employees vigorously each year. Our climbing, skiing and canyoneering guides are highly trained and many, though not all, are AMGA trained or certified for the terrian they guide. Our trips take place in rugged, remote "wilderness" settings. You should be in good general health to participate.
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Red River Adventures offers a group rate discount of 10% to groups of 10 or more. Additional rates reductions are available for school, club, church, or special-interest groups on some trips. We are happy to, when ever possible, customized trip lengths and itineraries. Please contact us for help in arranging your charter trip or for group rate information.
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Red River Adventures will provide all of the technical equipment required for our listed climbing options. However, climbers are strongly encouraged to bring personal climbing gear of their own. Instructors will inspect all personal equipment prior to the trip. In some instances there may be a required gear list. If applicable, this list will be sent to the participants before the trip.
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- Please NOTE!!!! There is a time change from Arizona to Utah. Moab is one hour ahead of Arizona!
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Pacemakers are most often needed for children with a type of arrhythmia in which heart rhythms are too slow. It is a device that follows your child's heart beat and makes sure it doesn't fall below a certain rate. The procedure to implant a pacemaker usually requires at least a 24-hour hospital stay.
Plan to arrive early the morning of the procedure.
We recommend that you contact Child Life Services to help prepare your child for the hospital experience. Child life specialists can explain procedures and equipment to your child with age-specific teaching tools, and may help lessen anxiety.
Because patients receive general anesthesia for the procedure, your child will not be able to eat or drink for eight hours before the pacemaker surgery. Your doctor will tell you exactly when your child should stop eating solid foods and drinking clear liquids. It is extremely important that your child have an empty stomach before receiving sedation for the procedure.
If your child appears ill, has a fever, cold, cough, vomiting, diarrhea, diaper rash or has recently been exposed to chicken pox, the pacemaker procedure may be postponed. Please call your doctor's office prior to the scheduled procedure date to discuss any symptoms your child may have.
Sometimes blood thinner medications are stopped prior to the pacemaker procedure. If your child takes aspirin, warfarin or other blood thinners, please discuss this with your doctor. Avoid giving ibuprofen for the week before the procedure.
Single Chamber Pacemaker. Illustrations courtesy of Medtronic.
Before the procedure, a nurse will check your child's temperature, pulse rate and blood pressure and will give your child pajamas or a hospital gown to wear while in the hospital.
Sedation will be given to your child before and during the pacemaker surgery. During the procedure, you will be contacted on your mobile phone or through a pager that we provide in order to give you updates.
Depending on your child's age, size and the type of pacemaker to be implanted, the procedure will be performed either in the operating room or in the electrophysiology (EP) lab procedure room. Generally, epicardial pacemakers (those placed on the outside of the heart) are placed by the surgeon in the operating room. Transvenous pacemakers are placed by the electrophysiologist in the EP lab. The pacemaker procedure usually takes four to six hours.
Dual Chamber Pacemaker. Illustrations courtesy of Medtronic.
The area where the pacemaker will be implanted — either the chest or abdomen — will be washed with a yellow antiseptic soap. Your child will be covered with sterile drapes. He or she will have general anesthesia to ensure comfort. The doctor will inject a local anesthetic to numb the area where the pacemaker will be implanted. Nurses and doctors will closely monitor your child at all times.
The pacemaker is made of two main parts: the leads and the generator. The leads are thin wires that connect the heart with the generator. The leads can be attached to the surface of the heart or passed through a vein inside the heart. The lead is then attached to the generator. The generator is a small metal case that includes a battery and a microcomputer, which is the "brain" of the pacemaker. The generator is placed under the skin in the upper chest or abdomen.
At the end of the procedure, stitches are placed under the skin to seal the wound and a dressing placed over the wound. The stitches will be absorbed as the wound heals.
After the pacemaker is implanted, your child will be first taken to the recovery room and then to a hospital room. Your child may be sleepy and will be asked to lie in bed for several hours. When awake, your child can drink clear liquids and later have something to eat. In most cases, your child will return home the following morning.
Before leaving the hospital, you'll receive a temporary identification card that contains important information about the model and serial number of your child's pacemaker. Within several weeks, you'll receive a permanent card in the mail from the pacemaker manufacturer. This card should be kept with you and your child at all times.
Before you and your child go home, please make sure you receive the following materials from your child's doctor or nurse:
Please adhere to the following instructions to ensure your child has a smooth recovery.
The dressing over the pacemaker will be removed the day after the procedure. Your child will go home with loose, dry gauze and some tape over the surgical site. There will be some skin glue on the incision to help with healing. Absorbable sutures are located beneath the skin and do not need to be removed.
The best treatment is to keep the wound clean and dry. No ointments or creams should be used. Sponge baths are allowed, but the pacemaker site should be kept dry. If your child is allowed to shower, the surgical area should be kept away from the shower head and the incision should not be allowed to get soaked.
Although your child will be given antibiotics during and after the procedure, it is important to watch for signs of infection. These signs include redness, swelling, increased pain, drainage or fever. If these occur, please notify your child's doctor immediately.
Limit any strenuous activities for six weeks. During this time, it is important for patients with pacemakers implanted in the chest to avoid lifting the elbow above the shoulder on the side of the pacemaker. Before leaving the hospital, discuss activity guidelines and restrictions with the doctor or nurse.
Inform your child's doctors and dentist that he or she has a pacemaker.
Microwave ovens and other appliances that are in good repair will not interfere with your child's pacemaker. Computers, hair dryers, power tools, radios, televisions, stereos, electric blankets and cars also won't interfere with a pacemaker.
A few things, however, might cause interference. These include very strong magnets such as those used for MRI scans, heavy-duty electrical equipment such as arc welders, and certain surgical instruments.
When traveling, a patient with a pacemaker should not go into any metal detectors at the airport and the hand-held wand metal detector should not be used since they are strong magnets and may interfere with the pacemaker. Instead, the patient should be hand-searched at the airport. Your child may need to show a pacemaker identification card to security personnel.
Cell phones and other small electronic devices are unlikely to interfere with pacemaker function but avoid holding them directly over your child's pacemaker.
Your child's first follow-up appointment should occur one to two weeks after the procedure. This appointment should be made with the Pediatric Heart Center at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital or with the doctor who referred you to UCSF.
At the clinic appointment, the doctor and nurse will examine your child's wound and may check the pacemaker. Feel free to ask any questions you or your child may have concerning pacemakers.
Your doctor will determine future follow-up appointments.
Reviewed by health care specialists at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital.
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