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And 2010 Begins
I did the same thing I have been doing for a few years now, ie, step outside the balcony and look at the sea. At the stroke of midnight, the ships will sound their horns and let off their flares, giving that lovely crimson glow to everything around. That will go on continuously for 10-15 minutes, amid the audible cheers of "Happy New Year!" from neighbours who have similarly waited up to welcome in the new year.
You know what's really cool? I witnessed some planes flying over the flares towards the airport (obviously for landing). How nice it is to arrive just in time for the new year!
The radiant moon was shining so brightly last night.
*Wistful sigh* And the new year begins. Sorry to burst your bubble, but you do know that the diet starts today, don't you? ;)
After all the year-end feasting (plus my non-stop eating in Kuala Lumpur - read on for evidence), just give me light and healthy food.
Until February, that is.
Chinese New Year falls on 14 February this year ... which means I have one month to detox all that I have been mindlessly indulging in. After that, I will have the license to stuff myself silly with sinful culinary pleasures all over again. Oh yeah. Nothing comes between me and my melt-in-the-mouth pineapple tarts, darn it!
So, you'll be seeing more simple fare (read: bland) for the next few weeks ... like veggies and tofu. And maybe eggs. That kind of stuff. You still here with me? Hello?
If you are still reading, I'd like to share a few vacation photos which some of you have asked to see. Hope you like them!
The 4.5 hour drive up to Kuala Lumpur. I was dreading it but miraculously, the kids behaved and my sanity remained intact.
I will always associate Seremban Siew Pow with Ellie and Jo. No, I'm serious.
Finally! The unmistakable Petronas Twin Towers ahead, shrouded in cloudy skies.
We stayed at Mid Valley.
In our 2-bedroom apartment. My children made themselves at home very quickly. This was the kids' room.
View from the master bedroom.
View from the master bathroom. Remember to draw the shades, though!
Living and dining area. As you can see, my kids really made themselves comfy.
The spanking new kitchen! Everything was a joy to use. I could have baked a cake in the brand new oven, but I was on vacation, for crying out loud. ;)
The beautifully decorated mall at The Gardens. Wonderful 'live' performance by this trio.
We took the kids to KLCC on one of the days too. I loved the Christmas decor here.
See? So pretty, isn't it?
The Petronas Twin Towers from inside the mall ...
... and from outside.
We had lunch here.
The food at little penang kafe was good but the star of the meal was this. The BEST Chendol I have ever eaten in my entire life. Ever. Penang is on my "must-visit" list.
Lowly Worm in the flesh! My baby puts a friendly arm around his new friend and goes for a drive.
Our last meal before leaving KL - lunch at Fong Lye Taiwanese Restaurant, right after meeting Zurin. This was the Tea Smoked Duck.
Fresh Tomato Fried Egg With Fish Meal Set. What a mouthful, huh? But super yummy!
梅菜扣肉 Mei Cai Kou Rou (minced pork with preserved vegetables). Don't even get me started on this. It was so good I could have eaten just this everyday for the entire trip.
Side dishes which were delish delish! Loved the spicy long beans.
And I ended my holiday in KL with this sweet finish - Taiwan Snow Mountain. Nutty (almond), milky and sweet - in every mouthful. That scoop of sesame ice-cream was to die for.
So, those were just some of the fantastic food I sampled on my holiday. See why I need to go on a bland food diet? There were so much more which I didn't get to photograph (I could never do food reviews) because I was either too hungry or too busy (managing my little crowd).
And that ends my super long post. Thanks for reading, if you haven't gone off to another blog yet! ;) Cheers, everyone!
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Buon inizio d'anno ju la tua casa è bellissima. Per noi le feste termino il 7 gennaio, la dieta la inizio dopo. Complimenti per le foto.Un abbraccio Daniela.ReplyDelete
The kitchen looks WONDERFUL! And yes, I am on a diet...well, I should have started the diet long before the New Year...but I kept giving myself the excuse to postpone...postpone and postpone...:--!! Terrible me...ReplyDelete
I wanted more!! Super long? Not long enough:) A whole different world for me..Love all the pics..Lowly Worm and baby:) Ohmygosh that's a keeper..what a gingerbread house!ReplyDelete
Your accomodations are pristine..you lucked out!! Thanks for the discovery of the other 2 blogs also.. I had seen Almost Bourdain..but never the other..those little puffs look delicious.
My jeans are tight too.. I look forward to your lighter meals..I want to make some Tofu now that I saw Zurin's Bonito Flakes one..I'll come see every day what you've cooked up..Happy Our New Year to you..and On Feb 14th..I'll wish you yours and a Happy Valentine's Day:)
Beautiful apartment. You made me miss KL and all the food there. I was at Mid Valley in Feb...just a quick visit. Our friends bought us durians....mmmm. Wishing you a very Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
what wonderful photos... There is probably an equal chance of me ever seeing Singapore and KL as there is of you seeing god's country (Kansas). But I do so enjoy these "slice of life" slide shows you give us.ReplyDelete
Happy new year, I will join you on that diet on Monday (too many leftovers, and i am not going to waste anymore food (my resolution)
Happy New Year! It looks like you had so much fun! The pictures are wonderful- especially the one of that HUGE gingerbread house! I can't wait for the tofu and veggies posts! :DReplyDelete
Happy New Year, Ju!! I wish you a great 2010.. keep on blogging :)ReplyDelete
By the way, wish I was in KL!!! Miss the food.
圣诞快乐! 新年快乐! :) HAPPY NEW YEAR, JU!ReplyDelete
Great photos!! Thanks for sharing them.
Happy new year, Ju! I can stop laughing at the Seremban Siew Bao sign. I know exactly where it is and it's HUGE and along the highway. lol!! You have a great holiday in KL. Wishing you all the best with your detox plan :)ReplyDelete
Happy New Year Ju!ReplyDelete
How lovely to step onto the balcony and look at the sea! Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the lovely trip!ReplyDelete
Happy New year Sweet Ju!
Can not wait for your tales of the Chinese new year and all the wonderful food!
I agree with Monique...I could have scrolled down for more.I have never been there and this was such a treat to see...and especially through your eyes. Kids love hotel rooms. Sometimes that is a big part of the fun.ReplyDelete
Your baby is just so very cute. I can see how busy he must keep you, along with the rest of the family.
I too, am looking forward to lighter fare!
Happy New Year and thanks for the trip.
Ju, me too, I need bland food diet too, since CNY is coming soon. I have yet to try Fong Lye Taiwanese Restaurant, must try one day especially Taiwan Snow Mountain, look so yummy !!ReplyDelete
And I like the shot of Twin Towers from inside the mall, that is awesome shot !! I'm looking forward more lovely posts from you in this New Year !! and glad to know you in 2009..
Looking at your pictures make me even more anxious to go back home :) Can't wait to eat all the food. Hope I can start my diet too so that I can stuff myself silly when I go home for CNY ha haReplyDelete
What a lovely recidence you had...so cozy n comfy...i cld do with a kitchen like that!!! Your children are adorable Ju...If we had more time I would bring them for an ice cream at B&R....in fact Iwld just blend in with them :)))ReplyDelete
Yo seem to have seen things that I myself have not seen. I seldom go to KLCC...not too keen on teh crowd but now I regret it...you make it look so exciting n I can imagine that it is...the gingerbread house is gorgeous....boo hooo...I wish I had gone.....silly me.
how lovely to look out to sea and listen to the ships' horns blowing...it sounds rather romantic and the beautiful moon too...sigh..
tq for the trip Ju :)
PS Im still blissfully thinking about our meet ;)
Wow, the hotel room looks beautiful!! Seems u had a great time in KL, can't wait to see more blog posts about what you've been doing/eating there.ReplyDelete
And oh, this year's CNY falls on Valentine's Day too, how romantic!
- classyurbangirlJanuary 2, 2010 at 4:39 PM
Wishing you and your blog a most memorable and exhilarating 2010! All together now : HUAT AH!!ReplyDelete
Good to hear you n your family had a great holiday in KL...Happy New Year and looking forward to your veggie recipes.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2010 at 9:59 PM
Hi, Happy New Year. May I know the name of the service apartment you stayed in Mid-Valley? Thanks.ReplyDelete
happy 2010! wow check out tht chendol. looks amazing :)ReplyDelete
Thanks, everyone! I know I am loved when I still have comments on non-food/recipe related posts! LOL. I am so blessed to be in your company! Wishing all of you a fantastic 2010!ReplyDelete
Anon: It's The Gardens Hotel & Residences.
oh my..I miss home! sigh...my diet's suppose to start soon too =(ReplyDelete
Just realized the February 14th is not only Chinese New Year but Valentine's Day too! Oh...this is going to be fun!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year! Wishing you and yours all the best!
happy new year!!ReplyDelete
(the melt-in-you-mouth pineapple tarts sound amazing!!)
Hope you enjoyed my home town .. KL. In fact I stay not far from Mid-Valley (about 5 mins drive if there is no traffic). The food at Penang Cafe is not bad and still gets it's usual crowd. Hope you did lots of shopping as well. BTW if you really like chendol, just pop over to Malacca (no need to drive all the way to Penang). There is a very good dessert stall at Jonker's Street that is packed with locals and tourist. The chendol is fantastic with lots of gula melaka .. the real stuff that is.ReplyDelete


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ST. LOUIS — Shane Victorino's season began on the disabled list. It ended on the operating table.
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Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement, Regulation FD Disclosure, Financial Stateme
On October 28, 2013 LCNB Corp. ("LCNB"), and Colonial Banc Corp. ("Colonial") entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement (the "Purchase Agreement") pursuant to which LCNB will purchase from Colonial all of the issued and outstanding shares of Eaton National Bank & Trust Co. ("Eaton National"), a national bank and wholly-owned subsidiary of Colonial (the "Acquisition"). Immediately following the Acquisition, Eaton National will merge with and into LCNB National Bank, a national bank and wholly owned subsidiary of LCNB, with LCNB National Bank as the surviving entity.
The all-cash purchase price to be paid for the shares at the closing is $24.75 million. In connection with this transaction, LCNB is also concurrently conducting a $25 million capital raise through a registered public offering. The proceeds from the offering will be used for the Acquisition and other general corporate purposes.
The Acquisition is expected to close early in the first quarter of 2014, pending adoption of the Purchase Agreement by the shareholders of Colonial, the satisfaction of various closing conditions, including the receipt of all necessary bank regulatory approvals, the accuracy of the representations and warranties of each party (subject to certain exceptions), the performance in all material respects by each party of its obligations under the Purchase Agreement, and other conditions customary for transactions of this type. The directors of Colonial have agreed to vote their shares in favor of adoption of the Purchase Agreement.
The description of the Purchase Agreement set forth above does not purport to be complete and is qualified in its entirety by reference to the full text of the Purchase Agreement, which is filed with this Current Report on Form 8-K as Exhibit 2.1.
The Purchase Agreement, which has been included to provide investors with information regarding its terms, contains representations and warranties of each of the parties. The assertions embodied in those representations and warranties are qualified by information in confidential disclosure schedules that the parties delivered to each other in connection with the execution of the Purchase Agreement. In addition, certain representations and warranties were made as of a specific date, may be subject to a contractual standard of materiality different from those generally applicable to shareholders, or may have been used for purposes of allocating risk between the respective parties rather than establishing matters as facts. Accordingly, investors should not rely on the representations and warranties as characterizations of the actual state of facts, or for any other purpose, at the time they were made or otherwise.
LCNB issued a press release on October 28, 2013, announcing the execution of the Purchase Agreement. A copy of the press release is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1.
Forward Looking Statements
This Current Report on Form 8-K contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. In addition to those risk factors listed in LCNB's Annual Report on Form 10-K, the following factors could cause the actual results of LCNB's operations to differ materially from LCNB's expectations: a failure by LCNB to raise the appropriate capital necessary to fund the Acquisition; a failure to satisfy the conditions to closing for the Acquisition in a timely manner or at all; failure of the CBC stockholders to approve the proposed merger; failure to obtain the necessary governmental approvals for the proposed merger or adverse regulatory conditions in connection with such approvals; disruption to the parties' businesses as a result of the announcement and pendency of the transaction; and difficulties related to the integration of the businesses following the merger. LCNB does not assume any duty to update forward-looking statements.
The information set forth in Item 1.01 of this Current Report on Form 8-K and in the press release attached as Exhibit 99.1 is incorporated in this Item 7.01 by reference.
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BEMIDJI, Minn. - Bemidji State University's Intervention for College Attendance Program (ICAP) recently received a $40,000 grant from the Minnesota Office of Higher Education. The ICAP program was established to foster post-secondary attendance and retention by providing outreach services to historically underserved students in grades 6-12 and historically underrepresented college students.
Bemidji State's ICAP project will annually serve 90 participants in grades 9-12 from five rural counties in northwest Minnesota. Each participant will be at risk for non-matriculation in a post-secondary educational setting and will be low-income and/or first-generation college. Additionally, given the target population, a significant number of participants will also be minorities.
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"With Upward Bound being flat-funded, it's definitely allowing us to do more for the students," she added. "From tutoring to mentoring to test preparation, this grant will help us expand on everything we're able to offer."
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Schwartz says there are many Pro Bowls in Stafford's futurePosted by on January 26, 2012 – 8:56 pm
The NFL's biggest stars are gathered in Hawaii for the Pro Bowl but Lions head coach Jim Schwartz can't help but feel one player is missing: Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford.
"I made one of my five-minute trips on the treadmill today and I had the TV on and I saw the Pro Bowl from Hawaii. I was a little bit disappointed for him and for us that (after) the great year he had, and all the things he did, he's here at a Pistons game rather than being at the Pro Bowl," Schwartz said in an interview on 97.1 Thursday night when host Bob Wojnowski informed Schwartz that Stafford was at the Pistons vs. Heat game at the Palace of Auburn Hills Wednesday night.
"But there's going to be a lot of (Pro Bowls) in his future."
Schwartz then pointed out an interesting fact about Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who is playing in his fifth Super Bowl next weekend.
"Matt is 23 years old, getting ready to turn 24 in a couple months, and Tom Brady, when he turned 24, had never completed a pass in the NFL," Schwartz said.
"It gives you a little perspective about what Matt has ahead of him and what the Lions have ahead of them. He's 23 and he's experienced an awful lot."
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Posted in Lions Insider Tim Twentyman | 11 Comments »
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to "Schwartz says there are many Pro Bowls in Stafford's future"
By Brain on Jan 26, 2012 | Reply
I am discusted at the fact that Cam Newton was picked over Matt!!! It is crazy for them not to pick him on his stats alone! I for one am not watching it!
By Ryan Hendrick on Jan 27, 2012 | Reply
To be truly great one must look at last place as an accomplishment to have finished the race. To look forward to being the best one can be. Best is only what one sees when the pot boils, ones own self esteem!
Great Job LIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Woody Douglas on Jan 27, 2012 | Reply
Lions and there players still being disrespect,from previous years. We will not be overlook anymore, when we start handing out more ass whupping. GO LIONS
By Bob Kietzman on Jan 27, 2012 | Reply
It's ok by us Matt! He does not need to prove himself in a Pro-Bowl. He's a great guy and great quarterback. Stay home, stay healthy and get ready for next year. Can't wait to see him go back to work this fall!
By Ray on Jan 27, 2012 | Reply
I'm hoping for Matt and the Lions to be playing in a different "bowl" game. Pro Bowl means NOTHING.
By Branden Norkus on Jan 27, 2012 | Reply
I think like most people, I voted Calvin Johnson for the Pro Bowl, and considered Matthew Stafford. Stafford is not a rookie, but this is the first full season anyone has seen from him. He played through an injury, picked up the slack when the running game-plan changed dramatically, and clinched a playoff berth before the last play of the last game of the season. He engineered come from behind victories, with both full second half efforts, and last minute game ending drives. He put himself on the radar with a huge presence, quick reactions, and that signature side arm pass.
His first two years, I questioned why they kept him hanging around on the sidelines. Now it's clear, he keeps playing the way he did, and he will one day make the hall of fame.
By wade haley on Jan 28, 2012 | Reply
we need to building a great offense line around him and running back .we have great receivers and that defense is fun to watch but still need some more players . it's time to win that frist super bowl. go lines
By wade haley on Jan 28, 2012 | Reply
thats go lions
By dewalt2990 on Jan 28, 2012 | Reply
sure would be great to hear the actual audio…..I've looked and looked, its not out there.
By H.D.F. on Jan 31, 2012 | Reply
Stafford is a Pro Bowler and will make it next year.
On a second thought though any talk of trading Stafford is insane and Mr. Ford feels the same way.
His past injuries are just that, in the past, he will be indestructible from here on out and will lead us to the promise land.
Go Lions!!!
By Detroit Lions #1 on May 2, 2012 | Reply
Cam Newton robbed Stafford, but I bet you Matt Stafford has the better career! This kid is amazing!


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TLC NAND could penetrate biz with flash-to-flash backup
Violin co-founder and CTO Jon Bennett identified a potential enterprise role for three-level cell (TLC) flash at VMworld Barcelona today: flash-to-flash backup. TLC is currently seen as pure consumer technology. The first TLC NAND SSD has been announced by Samsung. But TLC NAND has a short working life, with 500 - 750 phase/ …
Return of the Data
At the current state-of-the-art, the idea of yet another storage tier using TLC is worth discussion, but it isn't a feasible play yet. Any backup device has to guarantee long-term retention of the data, and a low error rate on that data when it is restored. This is especially true of highly de-duplicated data.
Looking at restore, there are a couple of modes involved. Restoring a single file is a random access event. While flash will be faster, the overhead of loading programs, selecting files etc will swamp the speed difference. In batch restores, the issue is sequential throughput, where flash has a much smaller edge over HDD. Here, the cost per GB of HDD is so low compared with flash that extra drives are affordable, and the backup array can thus be lifted up to flash levels and still be cheaper.
Flash backup isn't a near-term proposition, except perhaps in Mil-spec applications. Ultra-rugged HDD modules for distributing movies to theaters could be replaced by flash, but the capacities involved probably don't require TLC.
data for movies
It might not REQUIRE TLC, but if the costs per meg are lower then MLC (why are "Triple Level Cells" not "Multi Level Cells?" Grr.) it would make sense to use it for that application. Although I'm not really sure why they would use flash as opposed to a write-once medium.
Re: data for movies
Movies range up to 250GB for the 3D format. They use a very high resolution 4K graphics image. The result is they don't fit Blu-Ray disks, and the use of multiple disks would be a nightmare to manage. Currently movies go out on HDDs in special rugged cases. If the HDD were replaced with SSD, the cost would probably be close, since the cases are very expensive.
They are typically shipped via common carrier, and HDDs do get damaged. This can be a potential hit for theaters since only one copy is shipped which runs from a central server. Likely SSD would be more reliable.
Great idea!
Incremental backups on unreliable media. What could possibly go wrong?
the drives might be affordable, if only you didn't need so many..
The point you are missing is that for a disk backup system to have as much throughput at a 3U flash array you are probably looking at anywhere from 1/2 to a whole rack of disks. So apart from the issue of the floor space consumed you will be buying so much more capacity than needed even if you buy small disks that I don't think it will turn out to be as cheap as you think it is.
Particularly since the idea is just to keep the backups you are likely to need to restore quickly, which would be last night, or the last time your did a full backup of your database, etc which shouldn't be that far back. So again totally over buying the capacity is going to make the disk system a lot less attractive.
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The Illinois Fighting Illini just got some tough in-conference competition for an in-state 2014 wide receiver in three-star Thornton Township star Jauan Wesley. According to 247Sports, the Michigan State Spartans have offered Wesley today and are now the biggest offer in his recruitment. Michigan State's offer comes just three days after the Toledo Rockets decided to extended an offer to the three-star wideout, while Illinois was always early on Wesley; they offered him at the beginning of the year.
Wesley is currently being recruited to Michigan State by Ron Burton, who landed two three-star commits last month and will be looking to add more to his total. It will be interesting to see if other major programs that are currently interested decide to pull the trigger and offer, as the Vanderbilt Commodores, Northwestern Wildcats, Wisconsin Badgers, Iowa Hawkeyes, and Michigan Wolverines all have interest. Wesley is drawing plenty of interest from Big Ten schools, and Michigan could join their bitter in-state rivals and offer the 5'11", 160 pound receiver from Illinois.
Both the Illini and the Purdue Boilermakers hosted Jauan Wesley on junior days visits at some point this year, and Wesley was visited by a coach from Wisconsin just last month. One of the top 150 wide receiver prospects in the nation, Wesley is also among the 25 best recruits in the state of Illinois and is thus a big target for the Illini.
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Cañon City - Management of the Royal Gorge Fire has transitioned to the Rocky Mountain Area Incident Management Team B. The team will host a 7 pm public meeting today, Thursday, at the Cañon City High School, 1313 College Avenue.
Yesterday the fire was active along the western flank. Fire managers felt that good progress was made along the eastern flank, and as a result the fire is now estimated to be 20 percent contained. High fire activity is expected today with anticipated weather conditions. Areas of the fire are burning in fuels that are 20 to 30 percent beetle-killed trees.
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Fire fighters will continue constructing line along the fire's perimeter, and continue structure protection south of U.S. HWY 50. Approximately 136 people are on the fire with more resources scheduled to arrive throughout the day.
A Red Flag Warning has been issued for the area. This means that the temperatures and wind could lead to rapid fire growth. Today's expected temperatures are 89 to 94 degrees, and the relative humidity is expected to be from 8 to 13 percent.
Stage 1 fire restrictions are in effect for lands in Fremont County, Cañon City, and the neighboring Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service lands.
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• Time/Date Started: June 11, 2013 approximately 1 p.m.
• Location: Fremont County, Colorado
• Cause: Under Investigation
• Fuels: Piñon -Juniper, Sage Brush
• Size: 3,162 acres
• Containment: 20%
• Resources Committed: Rocky Mountain Area Incident Management Team B, 2 Single Engine Air Tankers, 1 Very Large Air tanker, 2 Type-1 crews, 2 Type-2 crews, 1 Type-1 helicopter, 1 Type 3-helicopter, 5 engines, 1 dozer, and 2 water tenders
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Throughout most of Skytop's 5,000-acre estate there are trails that leave behind the sights and sounds of the human world and enter the beauty and peace of the wilderness. These paths lead to waterfalls, dark evergreen-lined ravines, pristine lakes, ancient forests, mountain vistas, rugged cliffs, dense swamps and clear streams.
By quietly walking along these trails, a person has the rare opportunity to observe a great variety of wildlife, from whitetail deer and porcupine to black bear and beaver, as well as some of the approximately 175 different kinds of birds that have been recorded at Skytop. There are also secretive coyotes, otters and bobcats, colorful woodland wildflowers and butterflies in the warmer months, over 30 kinds of reptiles and amphibians and delicious blueberries and huckleberries in the summer.
Skytop's resident naturalists lead nature walks along these trails in all seasons – 5 days a week during the summer and winter vacation weeks, and on weekends throughout the year. Guests at the lodge can find out these walks in their Skylites newsletter and from the Activities staff. These walks, as well as indoor nature programs, are excellent opportunities to learn about the region's wildlife, vegetation and ecology. Some of the trails also have Self-Guided Booklets (available at Activities) or interpretive plaques, giving the visitor a chance to hike and experience nature in solitude. The Tea Room also has other books and guides describing the wildlife, scenery and vegetation of Skytop.
- Lake Trail - Easy
- Rhododendron Swamp Trail - Challenging
- Stable Trail - Very rugged
- Leavitt Falls Trail - Very Rugged
- Trout Stream Trail - Easy
- Upper Falls Trail - Moderate
- Beaver Dam Trail - Challenging
- West Rim Trail - Moderate
- Skytop Mountain Road and Trail - Moderate
- Goose Pond Road and Trail - Moderate
- White Birch Trail - Easy
- Pine Trail - Easy
- Raven Trail - Challenging
- Tall Trees Trail - Very rugged
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- Watch Rick on WNEP's Pennsylvania Outdoor Life and be sure to check out his piece on Vulture Watching.
- Watch Rick in the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader's video series, Snakes of PA.
- Watch Rick provide a fall foliage forecast for the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau, Identifying Fall Trees & Leaves in the Pocono Mountains.


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Texas senator wants to ban Vista purchases
Windows Vista gets a lot of grief both in tech circles and the general public — but one Texas lawmaker wants to make it a matter of public policy. Democrat Texas state Senator Juan Hinojosa recently added a rider to Texas' $182bn budget plan that would ban the state's agencies from purchasing Vista (and all Vista-related …
@AC - Biz specs
Exactly the point re: Vista and Business. Licensing a shed load of desktops is expensive, so you get away with the bare minimum you can on the desktop, enough for O/S, Office, couple of apps, not much else. The odd exception you add another 512M for the screaming PA or manager to shut them up so they can browse and work, but in the main most of us get dumped with a bog standard single CPU 512M/80GB trash pile running XP. Not great., but it's the cheapest there is and it works, most of the time!
Vista comes along and instantly the CPU is not quite good enough and the memory has to be doubled. Fine of Mr/Mrs Home user with a bit of spare cash to make a £20 memory purchase, but not for a business with a minimum of 3000+ desktops to upgrade at lets say £10 a stick of 512M or worse a new £500 desktop machine.
Sorry, but XP works with what we have paid for and the budget will certainly not allow upgrades for the forseeable, especially with Gordo doing his nest to put us all on the dole!
Me I tried Vista, it was OK, nice and shiny. ran everything I tried, but I dumped Windows and now the Lord Jobs is my shepherd at home and the Penguin is my worktime desktop co-pilot!
Vista may be sh1tty but...
I wonder what a senator is doing proposing laws on what OS to use or not to use.
I mean, does he want to regulate the size of donuts in state agencies, too?
"5) Lacking decent support. The only support you get are a few crappy forums populated with elitist geeks whose only response is "Go read the manual. EDUCATE YOURSELF!" Very helpful to the new user without a degree in computer science and rather abusive (a bit like yourself)."
Mmm. Because all commercial products have wonderful support, don't they?
Like one fax server provider who won't even provide access to a service pack unless the support contract is renewed. From the time it expired. 18mo ago. No per-call option. So that'll be £2k for two years of support expiring in six months just to get a service pack, then.
Now, about active community support?
When I switched to XP for the first time on my old computer, an AMD Duron 700 with 256mb of RAM, it started almost as fast as Windows 98, it ran as fast and in some cases then Windows 98 and it didn't crash any more.
When I installed Vista for the first time on my at that point still recent computer (AMD X2 6400+, Nvidia Geforce 7950 GT), it took about 30 seconds longer to start up (even though I hadn't installed any apps yet), it ran like a dog and it ate most of that machine's 2gb of RAM.
Yes, XP used a lot more resources then windows 98. Yes, a lot of old machines couldn't handle it. But the majority of fairly recent machines (I believe mine was about a year and a half old at that point) could run it fine, without issues, a small speed increase and a major boost in stability.
Vista, comparitively, slows everything but top of the line hardware down to a crawl, it starts up significantly slower, runs idle at much higher CPU utilisation and has no major increase in stability over XP.
Add to that the driver issues at the start and you can't conclude anything but it being crap.
Clearly a moron...
"I've had no experience with the operating system, but heard bad things". Hmm yeah, thats pretty much the reaction of a lot of stupid people. Used Vista for years, only had one problem with it in all the time I used it. No incompatabilites, not even a BSoD. Though naturally, I will update to Windows 7 =)
I've used Win95, then 98 and 98SE for approximately ten years. I have very little exposure to XP, zero with Vista.
I moved to OpenSUSE 10.1 two years ago, later 10.3. Now my computer I built myself: AMD XP 2200+ CPU (1.8GHz), 512MB DDR, FX5200 graphics card. Yesterday I was OGGing another of my music CDs from my collection while watching a movie online with no problems (well, until the streaming server got a case of the hiccups halfway through [#&@^$*!%#^$@&&&#!!!!!]).
That said, consider this: I cobbled a machine together from a bunch of parts I was given. The main parts I used were a mobo made in the late 90s from some off-the-wall company on the outskirts of Io (had a devil of time finding info on setting the jumpers), 256MB SDRAM, an S3 Trio3D GC, and...wait for it...an AMD K6-2-300 CPU (yes, 300 MHz).
On this snail of a machine was installed OpenSUSE 11.0, which at the time was the latest version of OpenSUSE Linux. It runs just fine, albeit rather slow compared to my 1.8GHz system, but it is completely usable, her kids fight over it, and she can do more than just surf the web with it (read: watch DVDs, use OO with no problems, basically the same things she was doing on her laptop in XP [until she decided she preferred Linux over XP that is]).
This turtle of a computer would just run Win 98. I seriously doubt XP would be in any way usable on it. OpenSUSE 11.0 as I stated is quite usable and extremely stable.
Microsofties, take note: it is this ability to run on old hardware (TMK even 386-class CPUs) that IMO gives Linux a major leg up on Windows and the like.
BTW, I switched to Linux simply because of economics: for US $65 I received a full-fledged OS and thousands of applications, tools, utilities, etc. No need to buy or search the Net for other software to do what I need. As for Windows...
Also, I absolutely LOVE the software repositories: update all software installed from them in one place (software update module in YAST) instead of downloading individual updates manually then installing one by one. Windows on the other hand...
Mine's the one with the "Linux Shell Scripting with bash" in the hip pocket.
@Ash OS v. Program
I understand a program to be something loaded into memory, or resident in non-volatile memory in order to execute a series of instructions. This includes Operating Systems which provide a fundemental interface with the basic system hardware. An OS is obviously a program executed by commands issued by a BIOS of some sort (even if it is simply an interrupt to say that the POST has completed).
An OS has to be designed coded, tested, compiled etc before it can be executed by the hardware - just like any other program - it can be edited and updated just like any other program (given the source and the tools etc). I will agree that an OS has a special status as an executive deciding how when and where applications should be dealt with and it provides a basic foundation on which to run other applications.
So an OS is a just computer program or collection of executable code. Don't accord any special significance to it. I'll agree to the distinction between 'OS' and 'Application' but not much more.
Oops. I inadvertently left out a piece of code in my prior post. The line
"That said, consider this: I cobbled a machine together from a bunch of parts I was given."
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"That said, consider this: I cobbled a machine together for my soon-to-be bride from a bunch of parts I was given."
The updated RPM is available at www314159.toerrbepenguin.ogg.
Keep the date in mind!
I hope that you all noticed that this was posted on April 1st. I think there might be a connection.
Perhaps he has a point...
Since the issue at stake was the IT budget, perhaps he was trying avoid it all being blown on unnecessary Vista upgrades. Let's face it, from a corporate perspective, there are almost no advantages to an upgrade from XP, which is why so few corporations have actually done it.
Being bullied by M$ is not a good reason to upgrade; justifying an upgrade with a sound business case is the right way to go.
Go Senator!
Common sence
If there is nothing to gain from swithing to Vista, then why do it.
Simple as that, and a problem only for Microsoft.
@Jason Togneri
Are you confusing "will never run linux" with advocating linux? I thought my post was fairly clear on that, but apparently I stand corrected. I posted to say how impressed I was with Vista's performance on a low-spec machine and to take linux zealots to task, and you respond my calling me a muppet for advocating linux and hating on vista?! Erhhh....
for being a vista virgin
He would have been better off working to get the religious right radicals off the state board of education. His time and effort would have been much better spent.
@ the bunch of braindead Vista tr0llz here!
You lot seem to think that "Vista runs fine on my $2000 gaming rig -after 2 month of heavy tuning" means "Big structures with thousands of 10-yo low-end machines should migrate to Vista".
Though I am a vocal *NIX zealot, I wouldn't advocate a massive migration to Linux or BSD for state administration in money-scarse times, either: in spite of the savings on hardware and licenses, the cost of staff retraining (or lost work hours) would be huge. It's even worst with a very expensive *erm* OS *cough* needing expensive new hardware. Especially as said *erm* OS' obsolescence is planned for later this year..
The guy is tech-illiterate and has no Vista hands-on experience... but who cares? He read complaints from state workers and saw the costs of Vista, that's more than enough to make such a policy. If you really, really need the latest, most expensive, least efficient and soon-to-be obsolete OS*cough*, you should have to justify why. It shouldn't be Vista-specific, either.
I doubt any politician have any hands-on experience on any issue they discuss. Which politico lost their house in the credit crunch? Which one ever went to war in Iraq? Which one ever got to guide a space shuttle? Which one had to suffer from gambling, or from sex abuse? Which one ever went to jail? Which one has hands-on experience on stem cell research? They just read up. That's good enough most of the time -when they ask for the right people's opinion, that is.
To the person here who dissed Linux on laptops and netbooks: most low-ressource portable machines (AKA netbooks or whatever) run massively faster with linux than with windows, the only problem -sales-wise- is stupid lusers unable to cope with a slightly different GUI. Those are lost with Vista, too. As for regular laptops, I do own two, they both dual-boot, and my custom Debian installs run better (including hardware support) than the factory-installed Vistas.
The truth shall set you free...From MS BS
I live in Austin...its no hoax.
And to all you stupid MS shrills complaing about why a senator is making a law on tech when he is clearly nontechnical...I'll fill you in.
Like most rational people (none of who I live around), I hate...no, despise most things about TX. But one thing is for certain is the extent of truth being pushed down here in the last few years. Some of the smarter politicians are seeing the real effects of FOSS. Go read the Helios Blog for one of the best examples of actual results of Linux in the hands of "average users".
And as far as the money crunched lawmaker is concerned...have you MS hacks thought that because Win7 is coming out soon, that this law isn't concerned with tech at all, and simply done because the "next POS" he can buy is coming in a matter of months anyway. Id personally like to believe he's done this with the RIGHT intentions of placing TX on a more interoperable tech roadmap to look out for the best interests of the public. But like everything else in TX....it's probably about getting more money and looking good.
Cannot shake the feeling
he is simply another headline chasing politician without a clue. That he seems to have the right intentions appears to be entirely by accident. Despite the apparent merits of this piece of legislation I would oppose it just on the fact it has been poorly thought out with little research...
What's The Fuss?
Vista costs more, runs slower, brings nothing to the table they need. It'd be dense to switch and therefore makes perfect sense to rein in the puppets that feel compelled to switch over because the latest isn't necessarily the greatest. Less is more.
@ Rich Turner. Sorry. I was out of order.
First things first.
I got in from work at 8PM, thanks to yet another Windows "problem". Cold dinner syndrome!
I then proceeded to get pissed, and a little stoned.
I then saw the words Windows and Vista. The cause of my late working. I then saw you defending Vista.
I saw red!
I was bang out of order by calling you a tosser. You may well be a thoroughly nice chap! Sorry for that. I was the tosser...
However, although your words about optimising your Vista setup are valid, they miss the point somewhat.
Most Linux installs are secure and fast, straight out of the box. No MSCONFIG, no deleting crud from your Start up folder, no REGEDIT crap. NO version of Ms Windows is, from my experience, either of those! And that experience started at IBM-DOS 3.3 and Windows 3.0. Trust me on this, I've been in "Computering" for quite a while...
To the various "AC" posters. Ubuntu Linux certainly is "Ready for the desktop". I have installed it on nearly 300 "Home" PCs in the last nine months, and I have only ever had support calls from TWO users, One is as thick as pig shit, the other is an M.O.D. Plod. Need I say more!!! Those users range in age from 7 (my niece), to 75 (my Mum). With all steps in between. And no, they are not all family members. Most of these ordinary (L)users were amazed at how fast their computers ran after I installed Linux, after the drudgery of booting, and running XP or Vista.
There should be NO NEED to re-install the OS every year, because it has slowed to a crawl.
Umbongo, currently at 8.04 on this lappy,was upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10. It's still Fast as Fuck!
@ Poster who quoted re-training costs.
And what about the re-training costs involved with MS Vista. Loads of stuff has moved, or had it's name changed!
My 3 year old Dell Laptop (dual boot, obviously), takes over six minutes to finish loading XP.
It boots Umbongo in about 1 and a half. I can power up, login, send a mail or two, and shut it down, in less time than XP takes to load. Gnome is so easy to use, you really don't need a brain. It's just obvious, after about 10 minutes of "training"!
So, after all is said and done, All versions of MS Windows are a steaming pile of dingo's kidneys, Linux, of virtually any flavour, is superior in "almost" every way!!!
@AC's. If you won't show your name,or at least a "Handle", when you pass comment on ANYTHING, you snivelling wankers, then just eat Tux shit, then FOAD!
G'night all! Tux WILL rule.......... One day! ;oD
Linux is a crock of shit!
Which is why I use FreeBSD for serious stuff, and wait for it, Windows for work!
Different tools for different jobs.
Figures Bush's state would do something like that...
Microsoft should tell the the legislature if they pass that bill Microsoft will pick up and move all of their Texas operations out of state and take all those (much needed, in this economy) jobs with them.
Poor Vista
Everyone hates you.
I waited a year to install Vista. It runs just fine, but my computer wasn't made in the '70s like so many "government" machines or whining sub-power-users. Of course, the only reason I installed it was for DirectX 10. (sneaky MS bastids). I like to use my video cards.
I like the way this politician refers to XP as a "program". Can we have more people in power that don't think computers still run on punch cards?
Everyone loves Bill!
Dont' Mess With Texas
>>> Reminded me of those silly "Don't Mess With Texas" road signs
Maybe you don't understand all three meanings of those signs?
1. Don't litter in Texas
2. Don't enter into a war against Texas
3. Don't go into or have anything to do with Texas
Between the three possible meanings they offer something that is valid for everyone.
IT always cost$
and an OS is a program.
as for April 1st , it must be .
Since when do politicians make such an acute and accurate call on savings ?on IT costs , Equipment , and retraining . Not to mention the headaches of learning Vista to be retrained on WIN7 in 2 months [95,98,2000,2003,now2007[2years late?]me,nt,xp,vista,?]
As for M$ leaving Texas over this . hahahaha no way. M$ have other BIG clients there . M$ has newer software they can push . [w7] . And if M$ did leave , who's to say the BIG T would not only succeed with out M$ , but show the BIG clients can too. Don't messy with the Texans..... I'm surprised the Rangers have not lassoed this big bull[y] already .
@ Charles King
check your facts bubba!! GwBjr is a former governor but TX never gave him to us... he is a blue blood yankee...
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Bargain Tuesay: Diamante bow heels for a tenner
They might want you to think that party season is all done and dusted, but I for one know at least three people having birthdays this month who intend to celebrate, so my stiletto wearing days are far from over. There might even be *shock horror* alcohol!
One point I can't argue with, however, is that January is the month of frugality. It's been an expensive Christmas and my credit cards are well and truly maxed out. So it's lucky you can still get wearable, fun and pretty party shoes like these for just £10!
£10 at Fashion Union