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Okay Brandi ... you almost had me thinking that you dressed up like Alice! Thanks for the double-take. We're hoping to pull off a "Thru the Looking Glass/Alice in Wonderland" theme for an 8th grade graduation dance. Thanks for the inspiration! ~j.
That would have been fun to be Alice for a day, but not me. I'm glad you enjoyed the inspiration. Happy planning, your theme sounds like it will be so much fun.
Wow - what a magical party THAT would be! And those little heart sugar cubes make my heart melt!!!
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MONDAY, Feb. 17,1879-- 10 o'clock, a. m.The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR announced prayer by Rev. Dr. B, F. Foster, of the Universalist church.
Petitions were presented for a reduction of fees and salaries of officers, and legal fees of physicians one-half.
The following described bills were introduced, read the first time, (unless otherwise stated) and severally referred to appropriate committees.
By Mr. LANGDON,[S. 393] concerning the effect of a sale of land for the payment of taxes-- delinquent taxes to be a continual lien till paid.
By Mr. SHAFFER, [S. 394] to amend an act of March 6, 1877, authorizing school trustees of adjoining townships to establish new school districts, and build school houses therein.
By Mr. WIER, by request, [S. 395] to repeal an act for the protection of the Sabbath, approved February 28,1855, which on his motion was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges without being read.
By Mr. WOOLLEN, [S. 396] providing for appointment of county superintendents--by county commissioners on first Monday in June biennially--one who has had at least four years' experience in teaching.
By Mr. KRAMER, [S. 397] amending section 11 of the act defining vagrancy, etc , approved March 15,1877; in relation to the punishment of prostitutes.
By Mr. BRISCOE, [S. 398] defining as a misdemeanor the leasing of houses or buildings for the purposes of prostitution
By Mr. TAYLOR, [S. 399] to provide for the submission to the qualified voters of the State, for their ratification or rejection, the proposed amendments to the State constitution.
By Mr. FOWLER. [S. 400] regulating the purchase of articles for the benevolent and reformatory institutions, providing for publishing of notices for bids from contractors for the term of one year.
By Mr. MENZIES, by request, [S. 401] to amend section 8 of the act to repeal all laws in force for the incorporation of cities, etc., approved March 14,1867, as amended by the act of March, 1877--authorizing marshals and, if expedient, auditors and police judges for cities, mayors and city officers and councilmen to hold four years.
By Mr. LANGDON, by request, [S. 402] to provide for the painting, repairing, enclosing, etc., of the Tippecanoe battle ground, appointing John A. Hull superintendent thereof, which on his motion was referred to the committee on claims without reading.
By Mr. FOWLER, [S. 403] to amend sec. 12 of the divorce law.
By Mr. COMSTOCK, [S. 404] to amend sec. 4 of the act fixing the pay of judges of the courts of this States:--for superior judges $2,500.
By Mr. DICE, [S. 405] to amend sec. 68 of the general practice act of June 18,1852.
By Mr. BURRELL, [S. 406] to provide for the dissolution of city incorporations of less than 3,000. One-third of the tax-payers may order an election to determine.
By Mr. GARR1GUS, [S. 407] to amend sec. 7 of the act authorizing county commissioners to construct, gravel and McAdam roads, etc., approved March 3,1877, making it their duty to keep up repairs.
By Mr. STREIGHT, [S. 408] for the assessment of real property in the year 1879 and every four years thereafter.
By Mr. HARRIS, by request, [S. 409] to provide for the payment of semi-annual interest on county bonds.
By Mr. WOOD, [S. 410] to declare that county printing snail be done in two papers of opposite politics, in each county, having the largest circulation, the legal fees to be divided between them.
By Mr. FOWLER, [S. 411] to amend section 15 of the act of May 20, 1852, concerning the partition of lands.
By Mr. LANGDON, by request, [S. 412] to amend section 355 of the general practice act.
By Mr. FoWLER. [S 413] to prevent the mutilation or alteration of any instrument of writing with intent to cheat or defraud another.
By Mr. GARRIGUS, [S. 414] to amend num-[erous] page: 157[View Page 157][num]-erous sections of the act to enable owners of wet lands to drain or reclaim the same, approved March 9, 1875.
Mr. LANGDON offered a resolution directing the secretary of the Senate to keep on hand a limited supply of lithographed letter heads and envelopes for the use of the Senate.
It was rejected by yeas 17, nays 19.
The Senate took a recess till 2 o'clock p.m.
By Mr. POINDEXTER, [S. 415] to legalize the incorporation of the town of Ohio trails, and each and every official act of the several board a of trustees thereof; which, on his motion, was referred to the committee on corporations without reading.
By Mr. POINDEXTER, [S. 416] to provide for the issuing of licenses to manage locomotive or stationary engines: for the appointment [by the governor] of license inspectors [one in each congressional district], which, on his motion, was referred to the judiciary committee without leading.
By Mr. W1LSON, [H. R. 417] to authorize individuals to keep skiffs, boats and other water craft on the Ohio river, and to convey persons across said river, and to let the same thereon for hire; which was, on his motion, referred to thecommittee on county and township business without reading.
By Mr. MOORE, [S. 418] to authorize boards of comity commissioners to indorse railroad bonds, where counties and townships have voted aid, not to exceed the amount so voted.
By Mr. SMITH, by request, [S. 419] to discourage the keeping of worthless and sheep-killing dogs--and providing for the registration and licensing of dogs--after May 1, 1879--$1 for every male, and $3 for every female over six months old--which, on his motion, was referred to the committee on agriculture without reading.
On motion, by Mr. FOWLER, the Senate preceded to the consideration of the bill [S. 27--Mr. Winterbotham's] for the government of the State prisons, which was returned from the select committee this morning, with a majority report [Messrs. Winterbotham and Viehe's] recommending amendments, and a minority [Mr. Streight's] reporting a substitute.
Mr. STREIGHT announced an agreement in the committee not to dispense with the present prison directors. Advocating but one board, he was willing to pay each director an increase of $100 a year, making the one board cost $1,800, while now the two boards cost $3,000. The wardens of these prisons virtually run the prisons. The directors usually take a good dinner with the wardens, and report things going along all right. He would, give these directors enough to do to interest them, and he would have a better class of men than heretofore. Where is the sound business reason for employing six men as directors for the State's prisons when the number well qualified for such positions are not very great. He hoped the friends of economy and good business management, would vote for the minority report. He also favored the appointment of a clerk for each of the prisons who would not owe his position to the warden. The State should have an agent in the clerk. As now, the warden has the management of the prison and the appointment of the clerk, which custom ought to be changed.
Mr. VIEHE: The committee has agreed upon the whole bill, with two exceptions--in the second section, providing for two boards, and in a subsequent section, with regard to the appointment of clerk to the prisons. The material question is: Shall there be two boards or one board of directors? If we have two there will be rivalry between the two prisons, and a healthy competition. As far as expense is concerned, it can make but little, if any, difference. If there is but one board the traveling expenses would perhaps be nearly as much as under the present plan; and then the salary must be increased, as the eirectors will have additional labor to perform. There never should be a time when men may come to the Legislature and electioneer for this office.
Mr. REEVE, by consent, offered a resolution declaring it the sense of the Senate that there shall be a separate Board for each of the State Prisons under the bill now being considered.
The resolution was adopted by yeas 26, nays 11.
Mr. FOWLER, explaining his affirmative vote--Because this bill is of such great importance he did not want to place anything in the way of its passage--there being some doubt about the validity of an act consolidating the two Boards of Directors--though still believing that a consolidation of the two Boards would be better for the institutions and for the State.
By consent, a resolution was offered that the clerk for each of the prisons shall be appointed by the bord of directors under this bill.
Mr. WINTERBOTHAM--Put in a clerk independent of the warden and you will have two heads to the institution. The wardens are held responsible for the management of the State's prison. He should be the head of the institution, and he should appoint his own clerk. He hoped the resolution would be rejected. Put a clerk between the warden and the financial affair of the institution, and confusion would follow. It would be one of the worst features that can be put in the bill.
Mr. STREIGHT: Let the warden appoint a clerk under obligations to him, and there is danger of favoritism. The clerk has nothing to do but keep the accounts. He should not be permitted to go inside the prison, except by permission. The clerk should be answerable only to the board of directors. We hear that the management of these prisons have not been honest; and, why? Because there has been nothing between the State and the warden. The clerk should be entirely independent of the local management of the prison.
Mr. FOSTER moved to amend by making the directors elective by the General Assembly at the present session. The people sent us here for that purpose, and he was not disposed to put that responsibility on the shoulders of the governor.
Mr. VIEHE thought the governor represents the people also. We come here to make law and for no other purpose. He opposed the amendment.
Mr. STREIGHT: Any one witnessing the scramble for these offices at every session can not but conclude the governor can weigh the matter better and make appointments more carefully.
Mr. GARRIGUS dissented from the idea that the governor represents the people as much as the General Assembly. If the governor is to appoint directors, and they the warden, would it not be better to turn the whole State over to the governor, and let him appoint members of the legislature also? He favored the amendment.
The amendment [Mr. Foster's] was rejected by yeas 6, nays 36.
Mr. TRAYLOR moved to amend sec. 3 by making the salary of directors $300 a year instead of $500. They only make about one visit a month, and that would give them a larger per diem than members of the General Assembly.
page: 158[View Page 158]Mr. GARRIGUS favored the amendment. It was agreed to by yeas 32, nays 9.
Mr. WOOD, in explanation of his negative vote, while representing a constituency that demand a cutting of all salaries, from the governor down, yet thinking men fit for these positions will not serve for $300, he was compelled to place himself against their wishes in this instance.
Mr. BURRELL moved to reduce the salary of warden from $1,500 to $1,000.
Mr. Winterbotham: One thousand dollars would not pay the expense of some wardens in entertaining the people of the State visiting the prison. To say he shall act penurious toward the citizens of the State is doing what Mr. W. is not willing to do. In Illinois the warden has $2,500 and everything furnished. Our wardens have to furnish their own houses--the State gives them fuel and house-room, and that is all.
Mr. HARRIS thought the recommendation of the committee ($1,500 is right.
The amendment was rejected and the committee amendment agreed to.
Mr BURRELL moved to reduce the salary of physician from $1,000 to $600. This officer only goes around among the prisoners once a day and attends as usual to his outside business.
Mr. SHAFFER: It requires a well educated physician to perform the duties and he is liable to be called at any hour of the day or night. The northern prison physician can not get time to do any private practice to speak of. If that is the case, the salary is too low. He hoped the salary would not be reduced. He would rather see it increased.
Mr. REILEY knew of some 15 or 20 cases, two years ago in the northern prison, that required treatment, and the physician, authorized, did not know how to manage them. He insisted the salary should be sufficiently large to command the services of a competent man. It is due as an act of common justice, and required by every instinct of humanity, that a well-read physician should be kept in such positions.
Mr. REEVE--If a competent physician should prescribe for 15 or 20 a day at 10 cents apiece it would be $2 a day, and that would amount to $730 a year. Physicians usually get a dollar for every office prescription, and $2 for every visit. The proposition now is to give him $600 a year. To make it consistent he should be compelled to live in the prison and be fed on mush and milk, where he should be required to eat with a pegging awl, out of a jug. [Laughter.]
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. STREIGHT moved to amend section 15 by providing that all corporal punishment shall be inflicted in the presence of the chaplain or the surgeon.
Mr. WINTERBOTHAM opposed the amendment and expressed surprise that a military man should offer it. It would be one of the worst amendments that could be made to the bill.
The amendment was agreed to by yeas 22, nays 19.
Mr. WOOLEN moved an amendment that the use of the cat shall not be permitted in any prison in this State, regarding it as a relic of barbarism, and one we ought to be ashamed of. He hoped Indiana would abolish, where it refers to helpless prisoners, the terrible cat which comes down on the back till the flesh quivers and the blood oozes out of the flesh. Other methods of punishment certainly would work as well. There is something horrifying in punishing a man with the cat till the blood oozes from him. This bill has nothing in it to prevent the use of the cat,
Mr. REEVE--There are some people so brutal that nothing will subdue them but the whip and the sack. All that is necessary escape the whip is to behave. The whip is dreaded and is an effective punishment for those so brutal they care for nothing, and have no hope for the future. The cat and whip are a necessity.
Mr. WINTERBOTHAM: The object of all punishment is to compel obedience to the rules with the least delay and with the least injury to the prisoner. This sort of morbid sympathy abolished the cat in Illinois and Ohio a few years ago, and since then, in the former two and in the latter three, have been punished to death. What punishment will you resort to to bring these prisoners to subjection? These wardens know public sympathy is with the prisoner, and it is this that returns men to the penitentiary--because you make the punishment so easy. He was always opposed to capital punishment, until recently he has become convinced it is a necessity, because of this morbid sympathy.
Mr. LANGDON: The question is, whether the cat answers the purposes for which it is used? He believed it destruciive of the ends and purposes for which it was intended, and subversive of the fundamental law of the State. Spectacles of brutality have been repeated time and time again in both the penitentiaries of this State. Other means have been found in this enlightened age--awaken, the humanity, instead of brutalizing them, and sending them out into communities again disgusted with laws and full of vengeance.
Mr. MENZIES: The cat was abolished in the army and navy because soldiers and seamen enlisted to defend society, and the distinction was made between such and the thief, the tramp and those guilty of crimes unmentionable--the depraved, demoralized and debased classes of society. It is not well to indulge in too much sentimentality and gush in this matter.
Mr. TREAT--The agument in favor of the use of the cat is based on the principle that it is part of the punishment due for crime. That is a mistake; it is no part of the punishment allowed by law. It is simply an arbitrary use of power by the wardens. The fact is, as civilization and Christianity advanced, society improved, and these old forms of punishment were lain aside as unworthy of humanity. Punishment by flogging is repulsive to society at large, and he hoped Indiana will not be the home and asylum of this inhuman practice. If we allow the use of the cat, the ware en may become a despot and a tyrant, and abuse his power.
The previous question was demanded by Mr. FOSTER, and being seconded by the Senate under its operation the amendment [Mr. Woollen's] was agreed to by--yeas 22, nays 19.
Then the Senate adjourned.


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Published: 10/1/2012 10:09 PM | Last update: 10/1/2012 11:02 PM Undaunted duoTest posed by Maize has HHS pair eyeing regionalsLosing their AVCTL semifinal match against Maize's Jess Holman and Paige Lungwitz wasn't the worst thing that could happen to Hutchinson High girls tennis duo Allison Reiser and Hannah Weber on Monday.The Salthawks' No. 1 doubles tandem still has plenty of tennis left to play this year and bounced back to win their third-place match against Maize's No. 2 doubles team Sydney Shields and Audrey Stingo.
"We're not losing to them," Reiser said. "We're getting that (regional) title Saturday." Reiser and Weber are reigning 6A regional champs, having won that distinction last October in Garden City, and aim to defend that title while hoping to avenge Monday's 1-6, 4-6 loss to the Eagles' No. 1 twosome. The two Hutch seniors, seeded No. 2 at the league tourney, ran into Holman and Lungwitz in cold, blustery conditions on Monday following a rain delay that acted as the meet's intermission. Before the midway point, Reiser and Weber notched a 6-0, 6-2 morning victory over seventh-seed Derby team Bailey Farris and Mackenzie Hughes after a first-round bye. After taking two hours off during the stoppage, they quickly learned they weren't prepared for what they ran into. "I don't think we were ready," Weber said. "We didn't play as a team. We just made stupid mistakes, unforced errors. We couldn't fight our way back." The Maize duo, seeded No. 3 in the doubles bracket, jumped to an early lead in the first set, winning the first three games before Hutch answered behind Weber's four-serve game win. But even with leads in the final three games, the Salthawks couldn't find points when they needed to and dropped the first set 1-6. Reiser and Weber battled in the second set, evening the score at 3-3 on a crucial service break in a 12-serve game. Maize responded with a service break of its own and took two of the final three games to ice a 6-4 victory that sent them into the doubles championship match. Fighting the wind compounded their struggles against Maize. While Holman and Lungwitz capitalized on it, harnessing the power to add extra oomph to their serves, Hutch too often found itself overshooting the back line because of the wind. Add in the lull between matches, and Hutch's top duo was a little out of synch. "I think it threw Hannah and Allison out of rhythm a little bit, with all the delays," Hutchinson coach Ron Weber said. "They got done early (against Derby) and they sat long. We're going to get to see Maize again at regionals. I'm not disappointed." It certainly tastes less bitter because of how Reiser and Weber responded in their final match of the day against Shields and Stingo. "We came out to kill," Hannah Weber said. "The first set we came out and killed. We just wanted to play, go against them and play much different than we had played versus Maize's No. 1's." For the first set of the match, they did. They were swift, decisive and owned the net in a 6-0 rout before letting down their guard in the second set. "Playing two out of three sets is harder I think because we already won one and now it's like we (had) to start over," Reiser said. "When you win 6-0, it's like you're bored almost and you just want it to be over with. We kind of came down and they were ready to play." Stingo and Shields played mistake-free early in the second set, winning five of the first nine games. Weber and Reiser curtailed the Eagle pair's upset bid with a service break to even the set 5-5 before winning the final two games to come away with the 7-5 third-place victory. It was the best finish for any of the Salthawks' entries as the team finished fifth in the seven-school field. No. 1 singles player Megan Hansen took seventh-place while No. 2 doubles tandem Ashton and Melissa Fee landed in 12th and No. 2 singles player Shelby Queal ended up in 13th. Maize, which had none of its players finish lower than fourth, took first. Campus transfer Olivia Medaris, the winner of the singles bracket, gave the Eagles 14 of their 47 points. Salina South finished 14 points off the first-place pace for second (33) followed by Derby (32), Salina Central (28), Hutch (21), Newton (14) and Campus (nine). Holman and Lungwitz went on to lose to Salina Central's Gabrielle Briggs and McKenzie Morris 6-3, 6-0 in the doubles bracket championship. Weber and Reiser are hoping for another run-in with the Maize duo at regionals because this time they'll be ready. And who doesn't like a little payback? "I think it's good that we lost so we can fight our way back," Hannah Weber said.
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Call him Pope Francis, the pontiff of firsts.
When Jorge Bergoglio stepped onto the balcony at the Vatican on Wednesday to reveal himself as the new leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics, he made history as the first non-European pope of the modern era, the first from Latin America, the first Jesuit and the first to assume the name Francis.
The new pope then quickly made another kind of history, breaking with tradition in his first public act before the 150,000 people packed into St. Peter's Square. Rather than bless the crowd first, he asked them to pray for him.
"Let us say this prayer, your prayer for me, in silence," he told the cheering crowd.
The willingness by Francis to dispense with tradition was interpreted by a Vatican spokesman as a sign he will be willing to chart his own path in other ways.
"We have a pope who probably upset some people tonight by not following the formula," the Rev. Tom Rosica said.
The pontiff also broke with another tradition by refusing to use a platform to elevate himself above the cardinals standing with him as he was introduced to the world as Pope Francis.
"He said I'll stay down here," Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York and the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. "He met each of us on our own level."
Francis, wearing white papal robes, appeared on a rain-soaked night to the throngs shortly after being elected by cardinals in what apparently was the fifth round of voting on the second day of the conclave.
"As you know, the duty of the conclave was to appoint a new Bishop of Rome," he said.
"It seems to me that my brother cardinals have chosen one who is from faraway. But here I am. I would like to thank you for your embrace."
As pope, Bergoglio takes the helm of a Catholic Church that has been rocked in recent years by sex abuse by priests and claims of corruption and infighting among the church hierarchy.
Conservative reformer
The 76-year-old Bergoglio, who served as the archbishop of Buenos Aires, is the first pope to take the name in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, revered among Catholics for his work with the poor. St. Francis is viewed as a reformer of the church, answering God's call to "repair my church in ruins."
The pontiff is considered a straight shooter who calls things as he sees them, and a follower of the church's most social conservative wing.
As a cardinal, he clashed with the government of Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner over his opposition to gay marriage and free distribution of contraceptives.
Latin America is home to 480 million Catholics. By choosing Bergoglio, the cardinals sent a strong message about where the future of the church may lie.
According to a profile by CNN Vatican analyst John Allen and published by the National Catholic Reporter, Francis was born in Buenos Aires to an Italian immigrant father.
He is known for his simplicity. He chose to live in an apartment rather that the archbishop's palace, passed on a chauffeured limousine, took the bus to work and cooked his own meals, Allen wrote.
Francis has a reputation for being a voice for the poor.


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The BOEING EMPLOYEES OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CLUB (BOAC) is an unincorporated, non-business organization sponsored by The Boeing Company. The objectives of BOAC are to organize, advance, improve and support outdoor adventure sports by (1) collecting and disseminating information of value to its members, (2) promoting a spirit of cooperation and camaraderie among its members, (3) affording opportunities to its members to associate and exchange views, thus encouraging personal advancement in outdoor adv …
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Let's go outdoors. Snowboard and ski in the winter and hiking and camping in the summer. Are you adventures and looking for friends to do various outdoor activities with. We are too. We started as a snowboarding group but have now ventured into outdoor adventures and more! We love winter sports and enjoy summer adventures as well. When there is snow, we hit up the slopes. In warmer months, we keep up the fun through hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing and other outdoor adventures. https:// …
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You are adventurous? Great!! Welcome to "LA West-Side Ski, Snowboard and Outdoor Adventure Group," which is similar to our other group, "Los Angeles Snowboarders and Outdoors Adventures" Meetup Group. We started out as a ski & snowboarding group but are now venturing into outdoor adventures and more! We love winter sports and enjoy summer adventures as well. When there is snow, we hit the slopes. In warmer months, we keep up the fun through hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing and other outdoo …
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Do you like Adventure? Do you like Parties? Do you like Themes? If you answered YES to all three of these questions you might be be suffering from Adventure Theme Party Creature-itus. Although the Symptoms are many there is only one cure for Adventure Theme Party Creature-itus and That cure is joining and participating in "Adventure Theme Party Creatures" meetup group!!! With "Adventure Theme Party Creatures" you and fellow sufferers will sooth your body and mind with activities that would make …
Welcome, Adventure People! We're an active group who enjoy such activities as hiking, rock climbing, canyoneering, paragliding, whitewater rafting, kayaking, camping, backpacking, surfing, cycling, volleyball, mountain biking, go kart racing, flying jetpacks, trapeze, skydiving, scuba diving, snorkeling, water skiing, snowboarding, snow skiing, mountaineering, ziplining, and more. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to total bad asses! We plan trips based on the input from our members, …
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This group is really for members that are into the outdoors (hiking, biking, rock climbing, kayaking, backpacking so on and so forth), but also Very VERY important – you have to be into DJs and Music festivals. Excample-Burning Man, Moontribe, Lighting in the Bottle. If you're just looking for an outdoors adventure group, this group is not for you. ===================================== The Beyond Basecamp group is all about adventure and partying! Our organizers set up large group weekend outing …
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Welcome to Black Outdoors - Los Angeles! Black Outdoors is a community that reconnects African-Americans with natural spaces and one another through recreational activities such as camping, hiking, biking, gardening, skiing, sports, concerts, outdoor movies, film festivals, seasonal festivals, bowling, volunteering, game nights, BBQ picnics, — and more! Our group is about connecting with people who share your outdoor interests and nurturing your adventurous spirit. While our meetups will be gear …
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Jewish Outdoor Adventures (JOA) Los Angeles is a community based, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to create an alternate social arena for single members of the Jewish community in the Los Angeles Area. Activities include day hikes, moonlight hikes, and other outdoor activities.
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Welcome to The Southern California Adventure Sailors meet up, a fun meet up group for sailing enthusiasts, adventure travelers and divers. This group is to bring people together to pitch in for charter yachts and will meet up with crew for sailing adventures out of Redondo, Long Beach, Marina Del Rey Channel Islands harbors, along with international charter trips. Diving is often part of the charters as well, though you are not required to be a diver to join our trips. Check the MESSAGES sectio …
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The Spirits of Adventure Meetup Group is all about nurturing your adventurous spirit while making new friends, staying in shape, stepping out of the box and living your life to the fullest. While our meetups will be geared for all ages, some will be themed for adults, some for families, kids and pets. Examples of our activities will be: hiking, biking, camping, haunted house tours, cemetery tours, concerts, movies, dog parks, water sports, outdoor movies, film festivals, seasonal festivals, flyi …
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The Newbury Park Adventure Society is about adventuring, hiking, cultural events and building community in the Newbury Park and Thousand Oaks area. Distinct features of this group include emphasis on activities near to Thousand Oaks, often scheduled for late afternoons, and with some having standing weekly times. Hiking events are with expectations of only moderate hiking speed and endurance. Also featured are activities extending to the larger region, such as to the Southern Sierra or Mojave D …
Welcome to Volitude Sport & Adventure Club! VSAC offers Leagues, Tournaments, Classes, Clinics, Coaching, and Open Play events for Tri-Ball, Beach Tennis, Volleyball, Beach Football, Beach Soccer, Dodgeball, and Wiffleball. Along with Sporting Events, we also offer Fitness, Bootcamp, Yoga, Nutritional Instruction, Outdoor Adventures, and Red Cup Social Activities. All skill levels are welcome! SEASONAL ADULT COED SOCIAL LEAGUES: 7v7 2 Hand Touch Beach Football (Spring & Fall) 5v5 Beach Soccer …
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Opening this group back up, but we might still be selective on who joins. Trying to go back to what this group was originally intended as before we lost our Founder. This is a somewhat Adventurous group, Touring and Adventure Bikes are greatly encouraged, tho we are open to everyone with Motorcycles and Scooters with 250cc being the absolute minimum, 400cc+ highly recommended. I, myself, have a Suzuki VStrom 650 and would like to do rides with other Adventure-Bikes and Riders.
Welcome to the LA/OC International Adventure Travel Club! Simply put, this group is for people who want to make friends and travel the world. The group tries to Meetup locally in the LA/OC area to bring adventurous people together to talk about where we've been and where we dream of going… with the ultimate goal of traveling to amazing and adventurous places around the world with a group of other liked-minded people (see our events). As much as we are looking to find other adventurous peop …
Adventure LA organizes all kinds of outdoors adventures. Most of the adventures are for adrenaline junkies, like skydiving and bungee jumping. We'll also do fun outdoors stuff like camping, sailing, and surfing. Join us, and let's start living the dream!
Urban Adventures Do you crane your neck for a better view of graffiti-covered overpasses? Do you keep an extra pair of hiking boots and a camera in your trunk 'just in case'? Interested? Join our hearty crew of Urban Adventurers. The secret to U.A.'s success: Our Leaders and our Members. Our high quality participants know their duties to RSVP and to prepare for events, bringing appropriate gear, water, and memory cards! WE'RE NOT JUST U.E! Past events include hikes, bike-rides, kickball at the …
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We are an exciting group of Pilots, Aircraft Owners, Co-Pilots, Passengers of Private Airplanes, who love to fly to destinations near and far. We plan Over-The-Top experiences to destinations all over the world, and fly there, in Private Aircraft. Some of our trips include: Wine Country Adventures, African Flying Safaris, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling and Kayaking, Dude Ranches, Luxurious Resorts, and lots of Romantic Getaways!
The original Random Adventure group and we don't charge you to be a member. Life is too short not to see and try something different. This group will expose you to so many things you may never even knew existed. The best part is that this group holds interesting things for singles, couples, all age ranges, first timers, or the experienced who seeks to do it again. From Rafting, Wine Tasting, Paint Ball, Dance Classes, Horse Back Riding, Gun Shooting, Archery, Fishing, Hiking, Skating, Rock Climb …
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Thank you for checking out our group. hank you for checking out our group. Active Singles Adventures has been in Los Angeles for 22 years now. We used to be Athletic Singles Association but changed our name so as not to intimidate anyone (and because a person didn't need to be "athletic" to enjoy our group). But we are still "ASA" and we have opened up our events on Meetup. We continue to organize interesting social and active events so you can come out and meet our travelers and consider comin …
Meet other local adventure seekers and Fitness Fanatics (or those who want to become one!). Get access to top NASM personal trainers, free workouts, weekend adventure retreats, trail runs, local 5/10k races, monthly hikes, nutrition expert advice, and more! We just want to bring you the best indoor and outdoor fitness and adventure experiences available to us here in the SoCal area.
This group is for 18-25 year old, active people who love traveling, running, hiking, and exploring new areas and cities. This group is open to suggestions. Some ideas I have are camping at Joshua Tree National Park, A Road Trip to Oregon, and hiking at the Grand Canyon. We will do our best to have the best time possible without breaking the bank, since we foresee our group will have many student members on limited budgets. Looking forward to meeting you all and please feel free to come with some …
Do you have a toddler that is dying to get out and explore or even make new friends? Well come join Penelope and her Pops for exciting adventures all over the socal area. There are plenty of Mommy and Me groups... what about the dads that want to hang with their kids? We often take over the Santa Ana Zoo, Shoreline Park, or Long Beach Aquarium. If you have any other locations in the socal area, please let us know. It could even just be a party at your local park. Hope to see you soon!
My girlfriend and I met last summer at a Meetup in Big Sur. Since then we have had great adventures Beach Camping near LA, Backpacking at Catalina, Wine Tasting in Paso Robles, Camping in the Sierras, and hiking all over Southern California with various Meetup groups. We've loved meeting great people and sharing adventures with them. Now we are ready to start planning some of our own events. We are starting with trips to Mammoth for snowboarding and skiing this winter and look forward to beach c …
This is a group for those who LOVE being active in the outdoors. We will be a younger crowd for the most part (college age to 35). I am a college senior organizing this group. I am hoping this will eventually turn into a core group or groups of friends who will be so glad they discovered one another. Events will center around that new-found sense of wonder and discovery that we as young people embarking on a quest to experience the world feel. Events will include hikes, peak-bagging, bike rides, …
Meet fellow adventurers who loves to be physically and spiritually conditioned & connected! Get thrills through action-packed activities such as hiking, kayaking, cycling, scuba diving, bungee jumping, skydiving, or out-of-the box events, etc. and end the day with a group prayer. Leaders are part of a non-denomination church called Turning Point (www.turningpointla.com). TP's goal is to be a healthy, long-lived and vital community of Christians that loves God first and others second, while s …
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A sober group for adventurous souls in southern California. This does not mean you have to be a card carrying member of a 12 step program, but many of us are! We welcome anyone who wants to have some sober fun outdoors! Let's explore and hike in Southern California! This is OUR group, I welcome you to participate and make suggestions for fun activities. Family members and children are always welcome as are friendly dogs on hikes!
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For women in their 20s and 30s who challenge their personal boundaries for thrills, growth and camaraderie--The Danger Girls! This is a group for women who want to share in adventures (hiking, river rafting, rock climbing, camping, kayaking, skydiving--you name it) with the purpose of getting outside your comfort zone, learning new skills, facing fears, taking risks and coming home with stories of terror and triumph. We will learn together and support each other in accomplishing our danger goals …
Experience THIS! is a group for people who want to step away from their daily routines and experience something unique and amazing! Our experiences are designed to be self-contained adventures that connect you with experiences you have always wanted to try, or might not have known existed. How many times have we said, "That sounds like fun, I would like to try that someday!" But that "someday" keeps getting pushed down the road because it is difficult to plan, organize, or perhaps you just d …
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Are you looking to explore our wonderful playground we call SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA? Well, what are you waiting for?!?!?! This social club consists of fun, great, and active members getting together for some good, clean, and healthy fun. Our social events will accommodate groups of 8 to 20 people in an effort to keep the size of the crowd more intimate and friendly. Sorry, but if you're looking for events that feature crowds of hundreds of people, then, move along. We are open to anyone who wants t …
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If you like the great outdoors this is the group for you! We are a southern California outdoor and travel outfitter (Since 1962) with 5 stores located in Los Angeles and San Diego counties. We will schedule hikes, clinics, movie screenings and let you know about specials in our stores. We came to work at Adventure 16 because of our passion for getting outside and we would love to share it with you! .
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Hey everyone, I'm over on RWOL too, but recently found RA. Thinking about moving all of my data over from mapmyrun too, I like the format over here and the fact that I can track my gear.
Just wanted to say hi. For those that don't know me from the BF on RWOL, I've been running since April, have only done 3 races (in my sig), doing another 5K this week and training for my next half in March. Doing 50-60mpw right now (finishing up my second 60+ mile week today).
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Welcome! I expect there will be a few more coming over.
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Portal, yeah, the spam is getting out of hand, and the new format is annoying.
PhidIppes, it's Runners World OnLine, the forum for Runners World magazine.
AKTrail, I have a feeling you're right, a lot of people are getting fed up.
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Cape Eleuthera Resort & Yacht Club offers something for everyone who enjoys being in, on or near the sea. Over 7 weekly excursions or snorkelling trips in and around the Cape which is uniquely surrounded by the gin clear glassy waters of the Exumas Sound and Rock Sound. Enjoy activities including the exploration of the nearby intimate private island beach formations known as The Schooner Cays, and their magnificent untouched coral island reefs and their kaleidoscopic of underwater scenery. Guests are invited to learn to dive and spearfish with native locals. Whether they want to windsurf, kayak, row, sail, bonefish or pick up a picnic lunch and set off on a boating adventure around the Cape, our friendly and knowledgeable staff will get them ready to go and share a few pointers and favourite secluded spots to visit.
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Arboga is one of Sweden's oldest towns and was early on a place of importance in the country. Sweden's very first parliament took place here in 1435. 10 % discount per person when booking with Camping Key Europe.
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Fri, May 06, 2011 | 06:10 BST
Friday Shorts, Overnight Edition – Call of the Dead secrets, Pulse, papercraft
They're like popcorn, really – you just can't stop.
Fri, Jan 07, 2011 | 01:34 GMT
Report: Kinect accused of causing RROD in older Xbox 360 models
The BBC is reporting that numerous Xbox 360 users are having issues with their consoles when connecting their brand-new Kinect devices to the system.
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Sat, Jun 26, 2010 | 22:21 BST
Microsoft wants to put RROD issues behind it
Albert Penello, senior director of global marketing for Xbox 360, has said that Microsoft wants to put the console's hardware failure issues behind it.
Thu, Jun 17, 2010 | 20:34 BST
No RROD display on slimmer Xbox 360
Microsoft's confident enough with its latest console that it has took out the red LED's entirely, meaning that the infamous Red Ring of Death is no more.
Tue, Nov 17, 2009 | 18:39 GMT
Report: 60% of Xbox 360 consoles in the UK have failed
A survey conducted by CNET UK has shown that 60 percent of Xbox 360 owners polled experienced hardware failure compared to 16 percent of PS3 user and 6 percent of Wii owners.
Of the 1,128 UK-based participants, 562 owned a Xbox 360s, 473 owned a PS3 and 591 had a Wii, some owning more than one.
The survey also indicated that Xbox 360 failures are more likely to occur within 12 months of purchase, and 47 percent reporting console failure inside a year with 72 percent of users taking advantage of the warranty and 15 percent trying to fix the problem themselves.
CNET says the survey does not "represent a random or necessarily representative sample".
Full story through the link.
Via Gamespot.
Thanks, freedoms_stain.
Thu, Aug 27, 2009 | 08:14 BST
Greenberg – Hardware issues "well behind us"
Xbox 360 production boss Aaron Greenberg has told Gamespot that 360′s RROD and E74 hardware disasters are now largely in the past.
"We've been working hard to make improvements in the products we're currently making, so I really feel like most of this is well behind us," he said.
Greenberg added that production advancements have given 360 greatly enhanced stability.
"I can tell you the consoles we're making today have lower-heat chips and better cooling, and we're seeing fantastic quality in those consoles today," he said.
"That said, I know people have had issues with systems which were bought earlier in the life cycle and that's part of the reason why we implemented our unprecedented three-year warranty for anyone who gets the three red-ring flashing light error or the E74 error."
More through there. Thanks, rrod360lol.
Tue, Feb 17, 2009 | 20:25 GMT
"The worst is behind us," says Greenberg on RROD issues
Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg seems to think that the RROD days will soon just be a horrible memory in the history of gaming.
Speaking in an interview with Edge, the Microsoft bossman says, "We've improved that [repair] process. It's very quick, and they may upgrade your system with the latest technology. So that works really well.
"What it comes down to is isolating and figuring out the issue, fixing the issue, and the more that we can fix the issue, and know it's fixed, then we're good going forward. We've put the worst behind us on this, but we know there are a few lagging systems, and so we want to take those and make it right."
What these hardware updates are exactly is unknown: Greenberg says isn't at liberty to divulge the specifications.
Mon, Jul 07, 2008 | 19:45 BST
£500m bill for Xbox red ring of death
Oh dear. English newspaper The Daily Mirror is reporting that Xbox 360 Elite consoles are also suffering from the now infamous RroD.
The report also says that Microsoft will face a £500 million bill to rectify the problem, although we're assuming that's just the $1 billion figure approximated on the warrantee extension last year.
Microsoft has issued a statement which simply says:
"The majority of Xbox 360 owners enjoy a great experience with their console.
"Anyone with a problem should call Xbox customer service."
E3 is getting more mouth-watering by the minute.
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Wed, Jun 11, 2008 | 18:49 BST
The reason behind 360′s RROD: "Microsoft wanted to avoid an ASIC vendor"
Speaking at the Design Automation Conference in California this week, Bryan Lewis, research vice president and chief analyst at Gartner, said that the reason Microsoft was forced to admit Xbox 360′s hardware faults and spend $1 billion on a recall was because the firm wanted to avoid paying a third party to help make the console's GPU.
"Microsoft wanted to avoid an ASIC vendor," said Lewis, designed the chip by itself, cut a traditional manufacturer out of the process and went straight to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
When the RROD problem got out of hand, Microsoft struck a deal with an unnamed ASIC vendor – probably ATI – and issued the recall.
Lewis added: "Had Microsoft left the graphics processor design to an ASIC vendor in the first place, would they have been able to avoid this problem? Probably. The ASIC vendor could have been able to design a graphics processor that dissipates much less power."
Thanks to EETimes.
Wed, Feb 27, 2008 | 17:53 GMT
360 failure rate is probably higher than 16%, says warrantee firm
According to this, SquareTrade, the company that made headlines earlier this month for claiming that Xbox 360 has a hardware failure rate of around 16 percent, has now made a statement saying the actual figure it likely to be higher.
Because of the date range studied, SquareTrade said it was unlikely that any modified 360s – announced by Microsoft in July to combat overheating problems – were included in the initial 1,000-strong sample of warrantees.
Because the report only tracked the sample for between six and 10 months after warranty purchase, SquareTrade said the failure rate may be low. If tracking would have continued for 24 to 36 months, the company said "the fail rate is certain to go up."
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Sat, Feb 16, 2008 | 09:47 GMT
16% Xbox 360 failure rate is "suspect", says Microsoft
Microsoft's responded to a warranty firm that claimed that 16 percent of Xbox 360s it covered end up broken, based on a sample of 1,000 machines. Unsurprisingly, Microsoft wasn't exactly impressed.
"We have not seen the report, and are unfamiliar with the agency that filed it," said a spokesperson, here. "Based on the enthusiast community's feedback yesterday, the methodology of this report is suspect."
No other figures have been offered by Microsoft as to an overall failure rate for the machine.
Fri, Feb 15, 2008 | 07:55 GMT
Xbox 360 failure rate at 16%, says report
According to this, warrantee firm SquareTrade has reported that, based on 1,000 warrantees, Xbox 360 has a current failure of 16.4 percent, 60 percent of which is the much-publicised red ring of death issue.
SquareTrade CEO Steve Abernethy added a cheery note to the findings: "It is reasonable to believe these failure rates will increase over time, since the Xbox 360 failure issues tend to increase with prolonged use where overheating appears the main culprit."
Full thing through the link.
Sat, Feb 02, 2008 | 21:28 GMT
EB Australia spat rumoured with Microsoft
According to this, a row appears to be developing between Microsoft and EB Australia. The retailer is seemingly throwing a "bit of a fanny" in private over the fact that Microsoft is allegedly refusing to honour AU$ 10 million on faulty Xbox 360s. From the story:
According to the transcript, EB Australia has $10 million worth of defective Xbox 360s gathering dust, as Microsoft is unwilling to take them back. As a result, EB is no longer stocking the 360, except as second-hand or pre-owned units. A search of the EB Games website for "xbox 360″ confirms this.
"There have been threats of EB dropping the Xbox range all together," says the transcript.
To recoup its losses, EB is trying to repair the defective units and offer them as second-hand. However these units are often returned dead, the transcript states. It also mentions that EB lost $85 per console sold once Microsoft introduced the standard three-year warranty, as EB was unable to offer its own.
Microsoft has since issued a "no comment" on the situation. Kotaku AU will no doubt stay with this to the death, so we'll let you know what happens.


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