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You just never know what Google Alerts will toss into your Inbox. Or when. This video was posted last summer but only recently showed up as one of my scores of daily Google Alerts. It's too cute not to share (with Daddy's permission): Those lovable girls (from Fishers, Indiana) are Kailey on the left and…Read More »
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Of all the sights and sounds we offer, this is perhaps the sweetest of them all: Thank You @HolidayWorld for a fun vacation!!!! pic.twitter.com/pn6Btawzi6 — Chad/Shara Tragesser (@shara_chad) August 3, 2014Read More »
Holiday World's most "liked" photos from 2013
It's that time of the year when we look back and remember special moments from the year. Here are the five most "liked" photos from our Facebook page in 2013. #5 is perfect for this time of year. It reminds us to appreciate the "little things" in life: Post by Holiday World &…Read More »
Once upon a time in Santa Claus Land
Ever wondered how many families have taken photos with our Santa statue over the years? It's a bunch, we know that much. This cute photo from March of 1976 (those little munchkins are Karena G. and Shannon P.) was posted on Instagram and is from our Santa Claus Land days.Read More »
In the Graveyard with "the girls"
Somebody's career planning, thanks to her visit to Holiday World at the tender age of two. Her mom tells the story: I wanted to share with you how much my daughter loves the shows at Holiday World. Each time we came to Holiday World throughout the season, our 2 year old daughter has demanded to…Read More »
My mom, the tourist
Don't you just love it when the kids tease the parents – and they fling it right back?Read More »
A sweet Tweet
This just made me say, "Awwww…" The next-day "Holiday World hangover" http://t.co/kLdzQaHhK0 — Brad Ball (@Bradleycorn) September 3, 2013Read More »
So true, so true …
This weather puts everyone in such a lovely mood! Nothing makes you feel more like a kid than running around with one at Holiday World #GreatDay #PerfectWeather — Sadie Hess (@shess1212) July 24, 2013Read More »
Like father, like son
How cute is this? Geoff's mom, Bonnie, posted this on our Facebook page, granting us permission to re-post it here. Sharing photos taken 27 years apart. In 1986 my son was LOVING the same ride that his son was LOVING a few weeks ago in 2013! Thank You for your continued dedication to providing good…Read More »
Family traditions
Some tend to be sweeter when you look back years later … Betcha 20 bucks the boys will run in here & jump on me screaming "holiday world" to wake me up at 7 in the morning like they did last year. — AB (@_Maaaahari) June 28, 2013Read More »
Dads just want to have fun, too!
Congrats to our three winners: Dana T. from Evansville, Indiana; Mallory P. from Bloomfield Kentucky, and Ashley B. from Owensboro, Kentucky. Thanks to everyone who entered! ——- What do you get for the Dad who has just about everything? Father's Day is on Sunday, after all … How about this: A Day of Fun with…Read More »
As we grow, so does Caleb
Remember Caleb? He's appeared on the HoliBlog a few times over the years. Lori invited Caleb over for a closer look at Hyena Falls last week. The skies were gloomy, but that didn't keep their spirits down. One of the best perks about working here is watching as the younger park fans grow up enjoying…Read More »


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Update: As of 7/24/12 please note Jim Humble approved an updated Protocol 1000+ with additional advice which has been posted here http://mmsinfo.org/protocols/protocol_1000+.pdf or See Below.
These new improvements may be what quite a few people are waiting for. Some people have had problems overcoming herpes, and others have had problems with candida. There are those standard diseases that appear on occasions to be especially resistant in certain people to MMS. We keep finding new ways to improve the action of MMS. Or we just find ways to improve the reaction time so that one gets well faster.
In other words the basics are known, but tuning up is still needed. So here are three new such improvements. Actually its two very important improvements and one minor improvement (which one could call) major for some people.
First: We have learned to add a small amount of DMSO to each hourly dose. This can be used with both protocols 1000 and 2000. Protocol 1000 has been 3 drops of MMS and 3 drops of citric acid maximum each hour for 8 hours a day and Protocol 2000 has been as many drops of each (of MMS and citric in equal numbers) an hour as you can take without getting sicker for 10 hours a day. Both protocols call for reducing the drops if one begins to feel bad. See web site jimhumble.biz
Use 1 drop of DMSO for each drop of MMS. Add the DMSO only after the reaction of the MMS and the citric acid have completed (that's 20 seconds when using 50% citric acid formula). Give the mixture 3 minutes to complete after adding the DMSO. Of course always stir the mixture.
Second: The second improvement comes because we do the first improvement. The addition of the DMSO drops improves the taste and makes it easier to take.
Third: Although I have encouraged people to increase the number of hours a day in which they take MMS I should mention that Kerri Riverra was the first person to report actually doing it and she also reported getting better results when doing so. She is having her people do more than 8 or 10 hours a day up to 12 to 15 hours and even longer. Many are reporting getting more results from the longer hours and also from adding DMSO. We increased the number of hours first and got improvements and then we added the DMSO and got improvements. In all cases when one begins to notice nausea or other negative reactions always reduce the amount of MMS one is taking in each hourly dose.
Follow the instructions given here and you will be OK. Please save these technical bulletins as there will be more. You may need them sometime, or they may save a life sometime. Also be sure to go to my web site jimhumble.biz to read the instructions on protocols 1000 and 2000.
New Protocol 1000+ document approved by Jim Humble 7/24/12.
► Protocol Overview ◄
● Better tasting & more effective
● Add DMSO just before drinking each dose
● 8 or more doses/day, 3 drops/dose maximum
Important !!! Before using DMSO the first time, apply one drop to a spot on your body & wait 24 hours to see if you have any negative reaction, especially liver pain.
- Stay at each amount for 2 to 3 days before increasing so that if unwanted symptoms arise, you can go back to a safe, known level.
- Always stop short of diarrhea, nausea, vomiting or unwanted symptoms.
- If you need to reduce your intake, you can take fewer drops each dose.
- We are finding that a low steady amount is all some people need. Some conditions may need an initial higher amount, and then a lower amount for continual use.
- If taste is still unacceptable, then add one drop of peppermint oil to each 4 fl oz (125 ml) at the time of usage.


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A sausage stand opens at noon Friday at Vandaag, 103 Second Avenue (East Sixth Street), a Northern European-inspired restaurant in the East Village. The chef Humberto Guallpa will be offering three types of sausages, including a pickled beef frank and a minced pork and beef fried sausage. The seasonal "Wurstelstand" will open from noon to midnight Sunday through Thursday and until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. The stand is located on East Sixth Street, close to Second Avenue.
Mad.Sq.Eats returns on Friday to Worth Square at Madison Square Park, where Broadway and Fifth Avenue converge at 25th Street, in the Flatiron district. It will be open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. through June 1, with nearly two dozen food vendors.
The Frieze New York Art Fair, an offshoot of the well-known London Frieze Art Fair, starts Friday at noon on Randall's Island Park and runs through Monday. Besides the contemporary art on display, a number of restaurants will operate pop-ups during the fair, including the SoHo House Group's restaurant Cecconi, which will set up a V.I.P. restaurant and bar in partnership with Bombay Sapphire Gin. A day ticket to the fair is $40; all the pop-ups are open to attendees.
The inaugural New York Food Book Fair takes place Friday through Sunday at the Wythe Hotel, 80 Wythe Avenue (North 12th Street), in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with weekend of panel discussions, book signings, dinners and a pop-up bookstore. The fair opens at 8:45 a.m. and is free, but the panel sessions are $16.82 each, with tickets available online. Read more…


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A reminder card will be sent to you in April regarding tickets, caps, and gowns. Instructions for the actual ceremony will be given to you on cap and gown distribution day.
Once again, if you need any further information regarding the ceremony, please do not hesitate to contact your commencement coordinator.
You may also access the commencement Web site at www.pace.edu/commencement [1].


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Here's the new look for my 2011 Fire Cat 400. I dipped it and quiver hood with Predator Brown Deception. I had a new friend dip it in Tucson AZ, Gorilla Hydro-dip. It turned out great. I decided to get it dip when I sent my limbs back to Martin as they started splintering. Martin sent me new one. I top it off with a new set of Titanium String and cables from Stone Mountain. Cables are 452x and string is 8190 with speed nocks. Have not put on a Chrno yet but my pins had to be adjusted closer together. I know it fly's faster & flatter all the way out to 70 yard so far. I have some fine tuning with peep adjustment (needs to be mover) and a smaller peep sight. Not sure how to turn the photos.
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Women's Health
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Symptoms of Pelvic Organ Prolapse continued...
The following are symptoms that are specific to certain types of prolapse:
- Difficulty emptying bowel -- This may be indicative of an enterocele, rectocele, vaginal vault prolapse, or prolapsed uterus. A woman with difficulty emptying her bowel may find that she needs to place her fingers on the back wall of the vagina to help evacuate her bowel completely. This is referred to as splinting.
- Difficulty emptying bladder --This may be indicative of a cystocele, urethrocele, enterocele, vaginal vault prolapse, or a prolapsed uterus.
- Constipation -- This is the most common symptom of a rectocele.
- Urinary stress incontinence -- This is a common symptom of a cystocele.
- Pain that increases during long periods of standing -- This may be indicative of an enterocele, vaginal vault prolapse, or a prolapsed uterus.
- Protrusion of tissue at the back wall of the vagina -- This is a common symptom of a rectocele.
- Protrusion of tissue at the front wall of the vagina -- This is a common symptom of a cystocele or urethrocele.
- Enlarged, wide, and gaping vaginal opening -- This is a common symptom of a vaginal vault prolapse.
Some women who develop a pelvic organ prolapse do not experience symptoms.
When to Seek Medical Care
Any woman who experiences symptoms that may indicate a prolapse should contact her doctor. A prolapse is rarely a life-threatening condition. However, prolapses may gradually worsen. Thus, timely medical care is recommended to evaluate for and to prevent problematic symptoms and complications caused by weakening tissue and muscle in the vagina.
Exams and Tests for Prolapse
Generally, the most reliable way that a doctor can make a definite diagnosis of any type of prolapse involves a medical history and physical exam of the woman. This involves the doctor examining each section of the vagina separately to determine the type and extent of the prolapse and what type of treatment is most appropriate.
During the physical exam, the woman may need to sit in an upright position or stand and strain so that any prolapsed tissues are more likely to become apparent.
Some types of prolapse such as cystocele or rectocele are more easily identifiable during the physical exam than are types such as vaginal vault prolapse or enterocele.
The following are tests that the doctor may use to evaluate women with advanced pelvic organ prolapse. Since many of these women also have urinary incontinence, these tests can further evaluate the anatomy and function of the pelvic floor.
- Q-tip test: In this diagnostic test, the doctor inserts a small cotton-tipped applicator lubricated with an anesthetic gel into the woman's urethra. The doctor then asks the woman to strain down. If the applicator raises 30 degrees or more as a result, this means that the urethra-bladder neck drops while straining and is a predictive factor of success of anti-incontinence surgery.
- Bladder function test: This involves a diagnostic procedure called urodynamics. This tests the ability of the bladder to store urine and to dispose of it (urinate). The first step of this test is called uroflowmetry, which involves measuring the amount and force of the urine stream. The second step is called a cystometrogram. In this step, a catheter is inserted into the bladder. The bladder is then filled with sterile water. The volume at which the patient experiences urgency and fullness are recorded. The pressures of the bladder and urethra are measured and the patient is asked to cough or bear down to elicit leakage with the prolapse pushed up (reduced). This is important information that may assist the surgeon in selecting the correct type of surgery.
- Pelvic floor strength: During the pelvic exam, the doctor tests the strength of the woman's pelvic floor and of her sphincter muscles. The doctor also assesses the strength of the muscles and ligaments that support the vaginal walls, uterus, rectum, urethra, and bladder. These findings help the doctor determine if the woman would benefit from exercises to restore the strength of the muscles of the pelvic floor (for example, Kegel exercises).
The following are imaging tests the doctor may use for further diagnostic purposes, if indicated:
- Ultrasound: This diagnostic tool uses sound waves. Sound waves are reflected back when they contact relatively dense structures, such as fibrous tissue or blood vessel walls. These reflected sound waves are then converted into pictures of the internal structures being studied. With an ultrasound, the doctor may visualize the bladder in women with urinary incontinence or the muscles around the anus in women with anal incontinence.
- Cystourethroscopy: A cystoscope, which is a small, tube-like instrument, is lubricated with an anesthetic gel and inserted into the urethra. The end of the cystoscope has a light and camera, which produces images on a television screen. With this procedure, the doctor can view inside the urethra and bladder. This procedure is especially valuable for women who have symptoms of urinary urgency, frequency, bladder pain, or blood in the urine. It can be performed in the office using local anesthesia.
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Monday, August 6, 2012
Bee Blocking It
I made this Crown of Thorns block in June for Tiffany in the Stash Trad bee. She asked us to create an "explosion of color" in the outer HSTs, with the color from the inner ring carrying over into the fabric used in the outer HSTs. You can find the block pattern here, and go here to see the finished quilt top that Tiffany made with these blocks! It's so beautiful and colorful!
Next up, I made two paper-pieced yellow and gray paper-pieced stars for Kati, who had July in both of my bees.
So here's my Stash Trad block for Kati, using my own fabric. The pattern is from the book 50 Fabulous Paper-Pieced Stars by Carol Doak. This is probably my all-time favorite paper-piecing book—all the stars in the book are done in very traditional fabrics, but if you can look past that, the patterns are, well, fabulous! This is the Pennsylvania star.
And here's my {Sew} Beautiful bee block for Kati, made with fabric she provided. This is also from 50 Fabulous Paper-Pieced Stars. It's the New York star.
And finally, here's a bright, fun Swoon block that I made for Erin in the Milwaukee Modern Quilt Guild bee. Would you believe this is my first Swoon block? I love it in these super-bright colors!
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Great blocks! I love them all! And don't feel bad, I've still never done a swoon block. :)ReplyDelete
Those blocks are fantastic! I love the paper pieced ones especially, such a beautiful colour scheme. I've resisted making a Swoon block up to now but my strength is waning by the day. :)ReplyDelete
I love the Pennsylvania it is so beautiful! May have to check out the book!ReplyDelete
These are just so gorgeous! Very very well done! These are like my Holy Grail of piecing!ReplyDelete
Beautiful blocks!ReplyDelete
Wow! I love all your blocks, but those paper pieced ones are amazing - I could never deal with all those small pieces :) Good for you!ReplyDelete
Are the pieced stars easy to put together? They look so intricate and beautiful!ReplyDelete
I am going to have a look for the book! Love all your blocks!ReplyDelete
Oh wow, I love your blocks for Kati!! I can't even decide which one I love more, they're both so fab :)ReplyDelete
Oh! I love them all. Really great blocks.ReplyDelete
just beautiful! I love those grey, yellow, and white fabrics! <3 I would like to learn paper piecing. I saw a tut on it, but the directions were just a little too much to follow in my head with no experience in it at all.ReplyDelete
the crown of thorns is gorgeous and i love the color combo of grey and yellow....beautiful jobReplyDelete
Your paper pieced stars are AMAZING!!! Great work!ReplyDelete
Lovely blocks. I have that book by Carol Doak, and I sometimes I have trouble seeing past what is on the page. Thank you for showing me some lovely examples in modern colors. I may have to dig that book out again and give it a whirl!ReplyDelete
Wonderful blocks! I especially like the Crown of Thorns...so bright and colorful!ReplyDelete
WOW! Gorgeous! Now you have to send them away?! I hope you made a few extra for yourself :-).ReplyDelete
I've not made a Swoon yet either. It's the contrarian in me, I think. :-pReplyDelete
Love these bee blocks!!
I love them all! - BethReplyDelete
Wow I'm loving those star blocks! The effect of them works really well with the brighter prints =DReplyDelete
Oh wow, I love those star blocks, absolutely amazing! I definitely think Kati was onto something getting others to make enough for a quilt though ;o)ReplyDelete
all amazing blocks! I'll have to check out that paper-piecing book.ReplyDelete
I absolutely love your paper pieced blocks - both the designs and the fabrics you've used. I just have a bit of a touchy question. You know those little bits that don't quite line up?? I know that paper piecing is supposed to be the answer for accuracy, but I always find that when I go to piece the sections - I get those same freaking little bits that don't quite match up. I'm just curious about whether it annoys you, to have gone to all that effort and still end up with little annoying bits. (and I hope you don't mind the question - I promise - I didn't really notice them all that much).ReplyDelete
Hi, Lee. Just happened upon your blog. LUV your blocks and the fabrics and colors you use. So much energy! I enjoyed the visit.ReplyDelete
best from Tunisia,
Beautiful bee blocks! I especially love those paper pieced stars! Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
wow that yellow & grey star is amazing. such fine detail. i could never have the patience to achieve that. well done :)ReplyDelete
ok I aim for my blocks to ever look so good! These are all beautiful. The paper pieced stars are so gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Love your blocks.ReplyDelete
All your bee blocks are beautiful but your Stash Trad block for Kati is breath takingly stunning!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the two stars! I need that book!ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful.ReplyDelete


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Connect with a treasure trove of Hoosier history through unique festivals.
Western Indiana is a treasure trove of Hoosier history. Take a trip through years gone by with a tour of Western Indiana Festivals that connect you to the people, battles, music and transportation of the past.
Travel through timeEach June, a proud group of Native Americans converges outside Rockville at the Miami Indians All Nation Gathering to share the history of the Miami culture. Native drumming, singing, dancing, storytelling and flutists provide a beautiful sample of the sounds that once filled Indiana's plains regularly. Walk through the Miami Living Village to experience the life of an early Native American, or admire Miami crafts and taste their delicious foods, including buffalo burgers.
Next, visit the Civil War era at Rockville's Billie Creek Village Civil War Days in mid-June. Battles come to life before your eyes as reenactors from across the United States play out the most famous scenes of the war during this two-day event. Cannons roar, horses charge and swords flash in the heat of the battle. During the retreat, look at displays demonstrating Civil War medical care for wounded soldiers and the rigors of civilian life. Explore time period goods at the Billie Creek General Store or take part in the village dance, ladies tea or checkers tournament.
At the end of June, prepare for your toes to start a'tappin' at the Indiana Fiddlers Gathering in Battle Ground. For three days, old-time bluegrass, jazz, swing jazz and string band music pours across the Tippecanoe Battlefield as incredible fiddlers from across Indiana and the U.S. reminisce on the popular music of days gone by. Bring a tent or RV and camp out under the stars so you don't miss a single concert. Engage your inner musician at free workshops or show off your talent during the open stage time slots.
Natural historyExperience the 1850s canal era during Delphi's Canal Days . This July event commemorates the 1843 opening of the 468-mile Wabash and Erie Canal, a little-known piece of Indiana history. Start in the Interpretive Center to learn about the history of the canal era and see artifacts from the 1850s - then hop in the canal boat and glide down the waterway that once served as a major transportation hub for commerce and travel. Explore a nineteenth century town in the Pioneer Village where you can tour a log school house, cabins, smokehouse, blacksmith shop and more.
Trade along the Wabash River was a significant factor in the establishment of West Lafayette. Now, the city celebrates the river's history and conservation for its future during Wabash Riverfest in July. Get active by running in the 5k race or rowing your heart out during the canoe races. Enjoy all-day music plus food, amusement rides, pony rides for the kids, a zoo and more on the banks of one of Indiana's greatest natural resources. Educational exhibits teach you how to preserve the river for years to come.
The old countryMany residents of Clinton trace their ancestry to Italy - let them guide you on a tour of the old country during Little Italy Festival at the end of summer. Indulge in authentic Italian fare, sip the country's wine, dance in the traditional style or sway to the tunes of Italian singers. Feel like a true Italian as you participate in the grape stomp or spaghetti eating contest. Other special events include the crowning of the Grape Queen and a parade that features an authentic Venetian gondola. Before saying "arrivederci," complete the weekend with a wagon ride, a trip to the flea market and the exciting fireworks show.
Like this trip idea? Then you might also like South Central Indiana Summer Festivals.
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PETA even went so far as to call Finnerty their "youngest pinup" in press releases and interviews about the campaign.
Their controversial advertisements tread a dangerous line between tongue-in-cheek and legitimately inappropriate —oftentimes the latter. This advertisement is particularly harmful because it plays on the sexualization of young women in order to garner appeal for the vegan lifestyle. What message is this sending to youth?
Sending the implied message that vegan girls are "sexier" or somehow sexually promiscuous sends the completely wrong message. It's not even about alleged health benefits or consumer choice any longer; instead, advertisements like this suggest that living a vegan life makes young females more attractive to males. Sexist much?
I find it astoundingly hypocritical that an organization claiming to care about animal welfare and the non-exploitation of animals chooses to routinely exploit women's (and now girls') sexuality in order to produce inflammatory and outrageous material, and then bask in the press and attention. I also find it ironic that the members of PETA, particularly female members, stand for this blatant hypocrisy day in and day out, one advertisement after another.
I can't help thinking of my cousin when I see an advertisement like this and worry that she's become caught up in the sensationalized version of the "truths" that PETA and other animal rights organizations tell about the animal agriculture industry.
I think the real reason I'm most upset is because smart, beautiful, confident young women like my cousin will unfortunately be lumped into a movement that routinely exploits one group of beings to elevate the status of another.
You can bet your bottom dollar that when Thanksgiving rolls around she'll go toe to toe with me in a debate about animal welfare, health and the merits of the animal rights movement. While I don't agree with her decision, I am proud that she's not making it to garner male attention and appear more attractive to them.
The only real attention whore here is PETA, and I for one think they should "stop going all the way."
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text: Well I usually am finished with my treestand this time of year can't stand the cold so usually go to te ground blind. Well I've been really picky this year and could have tagged out a long time ago. Shot the rifle deer last Friday opener so decided to try and use the tree stand during gun season this past week. Have not been picked off one time out of this stand when wearing camo but now i have solid orange on from waist up and it seems they see me right away. Had 43 turkeys in tonight and they didn't spook. Anyway the weather is breaking to a normal North Dakota temps now so will be going to the ground anyway. Better get it done only 8 hunting days left for me this yr it's dark when I get off work and then vacation. Any of you tried the stands while wearing the solid orange?


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blog BY rochelle ON October 16 - 0 COMMENTSYouth make excellent TU leaders
Posted in TU Teens, Youth Camps & Academies, 5 Rivers, Stream Explorers, Teen Summit 2014
Does your chapter or council have a youth leader in it—as in, a leader who is a young person? Young people in their teens and early twenties take on MANY leadership roles at TU. Here are just a few of the ways they can be involved: · Chapter leaders – teens can be members of Chapter... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY rochelle ON October 14 - 0 COMMENTS2014 Camp Essay Contest -- Honorable Mention: Brienna
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Our next honorable mention comes from Brienna, whose enthusiasm is evident is every word she writes. She also submitted photos of her time at camp, which you can see below. Brienna says: I went to the Illinois Trout Unlimited camp on the AuSable River, and I am part of the Michigan TU Council.... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY rochelle ON October 7 - 0 COMMENTS2014 Camp Essay Contest -- Honorable Mention: Jackson
Our second honorable mention this year is an essay by Jackson, who has been both a camper and a mentor at the Georgia TU camp. We loved hearing about camp from his perspective, and hearing how that perspective changed as his role at camp changed. --- My Camp: Georgia Trout Camp My TU Chapter:... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY rochelle ON October 1 - 0 COMMENTS2014 Camp Essay Contest -- Honorable Mention: Abby
Every summer, TU Camp and Academy graduates are invited to enter the TU Teen essay contest, in which they share their camp experiences. This year we have four winners, and we'll be sharing the winning essays and a litte bit about the writers throughout the month of October. Our first honorable... [ READ MORE... ]
video BY rochelle ON June 7 - 0 COMMENTSTrout Camps coming soon!
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So looking forward to all this summer's camp! Here's a great reminder from Vermont of everything camp can be.
blog BY mystere96 ON March 23 - 2 COMMENTSWhy Councils/Chapters Should Send a Teen to the Teen Summit
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Conservation. That is the main focus of everyone who is a part of TU. But honestly, what's the point? Millions of dollars and volunteer hours are funneled into this amorphous word by hundreds of thousands of people world-wide. So why don't we just stop? That instant revulsion you... [ READ MORE... ]
event BY Krista ON March 11 - 1 COMMENTSSierra Trout CampJune 21
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Join us again for the 3rd annual Sierra Trout Camp hosted with Ralph and Lisa Cutter! Where: Sagehen Creek reasearch station, just north of Truckee, CA When: June 21st-22nd, 2014 Who: This camp is designed for students ages 9-11 What: Sierra Trout camp is a kids camp created to teach kids ages 9-11... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY sbacklund ON March 1 - 0 COMMENTS2014 Trout Camp
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Trout Unlimited California and the California School of Fly Fishing have announced their plans for the 2014 Trout Camp. Trout Unlimited's Sierra Youth Fishing Camp for children ages 9-11 . This weekend event will be held June 21 -22, 2014 at the UC Berkeley Sagehen Creek Field Station located on... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY rochelle ON November 1 - 0 COMMENTS2013 TU Camp Essay Contest -- First Place!
This year's first-place winner, Hugh, tells us about how he tried to learn to fly fish just by reading books. Read about how everything finally fell into place when he got to go to camp. I suspect that this weekend, Hugh will be outside again, continuing to practice the skills he learned from TU... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY rochelle ON October 22 - 0 COMMENTS2013 TU Camp Essay Contest Second Place
This year's second-place winner is James, who attend TU camp this past summer in New Hampshire. James reminds us of all the reasons we fly fish. Thank you, James, for sharing your story. *** Camp: NH Kids Trout Camp TU Chapter: Basil W. Woods Favorite River: My favorite river is the CT. River and... [ READ MORE... ]


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Report: Alcohol involved in High Point drownings
HIGH POINT (AP) — The mother of a 12-year-old girl and her husband were both legally drunk when all three drowned last month in a retention pond near their High Point home, according to lab results.
A report released Wednesday by the North Carolina Medical Examiner's Office shows both Kenny and Heather Jordan were intoxicated when they drowned Feb. 10. Also killed was Heather Jordan's daughter, Nikki Simpkins.
The report says Kenny Jordan's blood alcohol content was .15 percent, nearly twice North Carolina's legal driving limit of .08 percent. Heather Jordan's level was .10 percent.
Authorities a toxicology report was not conducted on the girl.
Police have said the family and three other children went to a retention pond about a mile from their home early that Sunday morning.
Kenny Jordan and Nikki got in the water, as did two other children, who got out almost immediately. Authorities say Heather Jordan got in the water to help when Kenny Jordan started struggling.
High Point Police Capt. Mike Kirk says that while the alcohol impaired the adults, the water temperature also was 45 degrees.
"The water was so cold, hypothermia set in," he said.
Investigators had suspected alcohol was involved that night, and the 911 call also mentioned alcohol.
It's not clear why the family went to the pond, Kirk said.
"He (Kenny) just told them he wanted to do it, according to one of the children, and that they had been to the retention pond several times before, fishing and frogging several times. I don't think that it was uncommon for him to say let's do this and let's do that," Kirk said. "This time, it was really cold weather and really cold water, which made it an exceedingly poor decision."


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text: Python Responder 460 Security system with keyless entry Zoom Front Back Photos Videos Tell us what you drive. Item #: 607P460R Review Summary 3 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Original price $199.99 Shop all Alarms & Remote Start Shop all Alarms & Remote Start x By buying this product you'll earn up to 200 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Python Responder 460 by Ken Nail We offer vehicle-specific interfaces that you'll need to complete your car security installation. Please identify your vehicle as we review every order to make sure you've got everything you need. Security systems from Python offer sophisticated security and convenience features to protect you and your car. Short circuit protection and anti-theft sensors keep thieves out of your car, and the Python remote control randomly encrypts your signal codes every time you arm or disarm to prevent unauthorized access. Python systems also employ Nuisance Prevention Circuitry (NPC) to prevent false alarms from environmental conditions like thunder, jackhammers, or airport parking lots. The Python Respnder 460 system protects your car while giving you the convenience of a keyless entry system. Features includes starter kill, an adjustable shock sensor, plus a 4-button 2-way and a 4-button 1-way remote. Multi-level security arming lets you select which inputs or sensors will be active when your system is armed, and you can tailor the 6-tone siren to make your alarm really stand out. The 3-channel Responder system always finds a clear channel to receive your remote transmissions, while the programmable 4-button, configurable remotes feature separate "Lock" and "Unlock" buttons that make them easier to operate. The Responder 460 alarm system is compatible with BypassKit and XpressKit modules and accessories, which enable you to minimize your installation time in a wide range of vehicles. See more info on this item Highlights:6-channel security/keyless entry systempackage includes module, two 4-button transmitters, external receiver/antenna, 6-tone siren, and harnessesworks with negative trigger, positive trigger, and reversing polarity door lock systems2 remote-controlled auxiliary outputsparking light flash with short circuit protectionbuilt-in horn honk and adjustable shock sensorcompatible with BypassKit and XpressKit modules and accessorieswarranty: lifetimeOur 60-day money-back guarantee Important: If you know how to use a multimeter and have experience working with your vehicle's electrical system, you should be able to install this car security equipment. If you're unfamiliar with installing car security equipment, please speak to an Advisor before attempting this installation. Note: Before purchasing, please call us at 1-888-955-6000 to confirm that this product works with your vehicle. Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Lines of Defense Alarm Yes Pager Warning LCD Remote Scan-resistant Remote Codes Yes Battery Backup Optional Trigger Methods Glass Break Sensor Optional 607506T Accessory Pins Optional Current Sensing No Operations Arming Method Passive/Active Included Remotes 2 Number of Remote Buttons 4 Number of Remote Functions 6 Two-way Remote 1 remote Smartphone Integration No Factory Security Integration No Number of Cars 1 Hood/Trunk Release Yes Remote Door Locks Yes Remote Start No Manual Transmission Compatible --- Valet Switch Yes Manual Override Yes Delayed Operations Entrance Yes Exit/Last Door Yes Reset/Trigger Yes Rearm/Disarm Yes Number of Zones 5 Warranty Parts Warranty Lifetime Labor Warranty Lifetime Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Alarm control module 7341P Two-way 4-button LCD transmitter 7142P One-way 4-button transmitter Belt clip for 7341P transmitter "AAA" battery for 7341P transmitter 514N Soft-chirp Siren with attached 70" wire 55" H1 Primary harness (12-pin) 59" H2 Door lock harness (3-pin) Self-adhesive 548T in-vehicle antenna 10' Antenna cable (4-pin plugs on each end) Blue LED with 59" attached wire (w/ 2-pin plug) Valet switch with attached 6' wire (w/ 2-pin plug) Owner's Guide Installation Guide 2 Python decals Product Registration card Quality by Design sheet (listing patents) Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: This Python car security system from Directed Electronics will protect your vehicle with the most up-to-date electronic technologies available, including the Stinger DoubleGuard shock sensor, and the Revenger six-tone siren. The system has 2 auxiliary outputs to provide convenience features, such as keyless entry or trunk release. The unit is covered by a limited lifetime warranty. Remote Controls: The Python Responder 460 features one 2-way 4-button LCD remote control (7341P) and a companion 1-way 4-button remote (7142P). The 2-way remote allows you to arm and disarm the alarm, plus monitor the status of your vehicle using the LCD. The 7341P operates on one "AAA" battery, while the 7142P requires two CR2016 batteries (supplied). Multi-Level Arming: In addition to active and passive arming, the system offers Multi-Level Arming, allowing you to select which of the inputs or sensors will be active and which will be bypassed at the time the system is armed. Multi-Level Arming only applies to a single arming cycle. Once the system is disarmed and then re-armed, all the zones will be active again. Door Locks: The Responder 460 will automatically lock your vehicle's doors when you arm the alarm, and unlock the doors when disarming the alarm. When interfacing with any other type of factory door lock system besides negative switching or positive switching locks, or when adding aftermarket actuators, two relays (such as two 120E5000s) or a door lock module (item 607451M) will be required. Note: If your vehicle requires the use of a Data Integration module that controls your factory door locks, no extra parts besides the Data Integration module will be required. Starter Kill Output: This model does not have a built in starter kill relay. It does have the standard starter kill output wire (Ground While Armed), but a separate relay is required to truly have this feature. Revenger Siren: The Responder 460 includes the Revenger Soft Chirp siren (model 514N). It consists of six different tones in sequence. Any of the tones can be eliminated, resulting in a unique, easily identifiable siren sound. The siren chirps can be either full volume or six decibels quieter than the full alarm blast. Stinger Double-Guard Shock Sensor: The system features the Stinger Double-Guard Shock Sensor, which is designed to pick up impacts to the vehicle or glass. The sensitivity of the shock sensor is adjustable using the rotary control on the back of the control module. When the sensitivity is set, a light impact will generate the "Warn-Away" pre-warning chirp of the siren. A harder impact will trigger a full alarm blast. Auxiliary Outputs: Convenience options, such as remote control trunk release, are available through the system's two auxiliary outputs. Silent Mode: The Silent Mode allows you to temporarily turn off the arm or disarm chirps. The LCD remote responds with the normal arm/disarm notifications in silent mode. If the remote has beeps programmed, the remote will beep. Dome Light Control: You can control your vehicle's dome light in a number of ways: Security Only: The dome light activates for 30 seconds after the system is disarmed. Ignition Controlled: The dome light activates for 30 seconds after the ignition is turned off. Door Controlled: The dome light activates for 30 seconds after the system sees a door has closed. (If door is held open for longer than 3 minutes, the dome light will not illuminate. Full: The dome light activates for 30 seconds after seeing door closure, ignition, or security disarm. (This is the factory setting.) Valet Mode: You can prevent the system from automatically arming and triggering by using the Valet Mode. This is very useful when washing the vehicle or having it serviced. In Valet Mode, the security system will not arm, even with the remote control, but all convenience features (door locks, trunk release) continue to work normally. Nuisance Prevention Circuitry: The Nuisance Prevention Circuitry prevents annoying repetitive trigger sequences due to faulty door pin switches or environmental conditions, such as thunder, jackhammers, airport noise, etc. If the alarm triggers three times within a 60 minute period, and each time the same sensor or switch triggers the alarm, the NPC ignores, or bypasses, that sensor or switch (along with any other sensors or switches sharing the same zone) for 60 minutes. Vehicle Recovery System (VRS): The optional Vehicle Recovery System feature is designed to ensure that any unauthorized user of your vehicle, even if using your keys and remote control) will not be able to permanently separate you from your vehicle. If a carjacking attempt occurs and the VRS is armed, the following triggered sequence occurs: 15 seconds after the last door is closed, the in-vehicle LED begins to flash. This delay allows you to distance yourself from the vehicle in the event of a carjacking. 45 Seconds later, the siren begins chirping and the parking lights begin flashing. 15 Seconds after the chirps begin, the siren's output will change to a continuous blast. From this point on, when the ignition key is turned off, the VRS will immediately turn on the starter kill. This will prevent the vehicle from being started again. 3 Minutes after the constant siren begins, the flashing parking lights and siren will stop. The starter kill remains active until the system is disarmed. If the door is opened or the ignition is turned off and on in an attempt to restart the car, the siren and light flashing will begin again. Optional Accessories: The Python Responder 460 can accept a wide range of convenience and security accessories from Install Essentials: Additional Remotes: Item # 6077341P for an extra 2-way, 4-button LCD remote, and 6077142P for an extra 1-way, 4-button remote. Field Disturbance Sensor: Item # 607508D for detecting movement inside or just outside of your vehicle. Audio Sensor: Item # 607506T for glass impact audio detection. Tilt Sensor: Item # 607507M to monitor the tilting of your parked vehicle (caused by an attempt to jack up or tow your vehicle) Ultrasonic Sensor: Item # 607509U to monitor the airspace inside your vehicle to detect subtle window tampering. Siren with Backup Battery: Item # 607515R for an optional siren with a battery backup. Electroluminescent Indicator: Item # 607620P for a larger, enhanced status indicator to replace the single LED. 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Easy to configure, My car needed to modules in order to work correctly. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Could save you a headache or two! Written By BrentonH, Auburn, al on Thursday, July 28, 2011 I got this as a gift and had it installed because of all the audio equipment in my car (i.e. speakers, amps, subs, capacitor.. you get the idea). But where this alarm has really shown through is when people have hit my car. One night around 4 in the morning my 2way lcd remote went off and woke me up. It told me that someone had hit my car. Without that I would have never found who hit my car because they tried to get away. This alarm system has more than paid for itself and still works flawlessly two years later. 13 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 keyless entry and security in one! Written By tom, merrill, wi on Wednesday, March 02, 2011 I have had my 2 way responder for over a year. First in my Cadillac and now in my Tahoe. I love being able to see in the LCD display that my vehicle is locked. The adjustable shock sensor is great! The only down side is that when alarm is triggered the remote only vibrates and beeps for a short time then a beep every minute (not the best for waking me up). The range is up to a half mile but it never reaches that far but i am still happy with the system. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked will this work on model 581xp ? [ matthew Dec 10, 2013 ] 1 answer Thanks for your question Matthew. For questions of compatibility, please contact an Advisor by phone or chat. [ Jeff Staff Dec 12, 2013 ] Add accessories for the Python Responder 460 Add Accessories Get replacement remotes and other accessories for your car security system. See all categories & accessories Get replacement remotes and other accessories for your car security system. 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This unit enables students to strengthen their skills in writing, research and presenting. Students will explore the power of language and the characteristics of effective and ineffective writing; the relationships between written and spoken language; strategies for developing arguments; and the requirements of a range of types of writing including reports, letters, resumes, academic essays, summaries, media releases and persuasive writing.
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On another rain-soaked day at the Giro d'Italia, BMC Racing Team's Marco Pinotti briefly went down on a slick corner while teammate Johann Tschopp finished 15th to continue his climb up the overall standings.
Tschopp's Condition Improving
Pinotti slid out on on a left-hand bend as he and several others were pursuing Matteo Rabottini (Farnese Vini-Selle Italia), who had been in a breakaway from the first 20 kilometers of the 169 km race. "During a turn in a downhill, I felt my back wheel moving and in fact I was having a flat tire and it made me crash", he said. Pinotti managed to get up quickly, but he explained the chase back to his group tired him and fell back on the finishing climb. Meanwhile, Rabottini was caught by Joaquin Rodriguez (Katusha Team) in the final 400 meters of the race but managed to out-sprint him and take the stage win. Rodriguez regained the race lead while Tschopp rolled in 52 seconds later to move up three spots to 14th overall (3:24 behind) with a week to go "I am happy because I feel my condition improving day by day here, that's a good sign for the coming stages". Ahead of the rest day, BMC Racing Team's Sport Director Fabio Baldato said the team was about to get a well deserve rest day for the great work accomplished "I am happy about Marco's work, he made a beautiful stage and Tschopp is still impressive, I hope he will keep following the good wheels, because he demonstrated he has very good legs," he said.


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