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Adventure Treks
www.adventuretreks.com; 888-954-5555; firstname.lastname@example.com
June-August; 16-day and longer trips
Ages 12-18. Travel camp with backpacking, rock climbing, mountaineering, canoeing, mountain biking, sea kayaking, sailing, canyoneering and whitewater rafting. Blue Ridge Adventure visits North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Other locations around U.S. available. Starts at $2,995.
Appalachian Institute for Creative Learning, Swannanoa
www.appalachianinstitute.org; 800-951-7442; firstname.lastname@example.com
July 14-20 and 21-27
Rising 3rd- to 12th-graders. Campers are called motivated learners, figuring that anyone who shows up to take biology, math or art in July is motivated. Campers classes in topics include science and math, history, society and culture, visual arts, drama, more. At Warren Wilson College. See website for pricing. Day camp available through age 12.
Asheville TAASC
www.ashevilletaasc.com; 299-9844; email@example.com
Ages 8-18, divided by age group. Ashevilles branch of The American Adventure Service Corps offers multiday adventure trips that may include backpacking, rock climbing, paddling and service projects. TAASC is a year-round program and students can join at any time. Contact TAASC for dates and nonmember tuition.
Blueprint Summer Programs
www.bpsummerprograms.com; 877-415-1111
Rising high-schoolers. Blueprint offers a chance for students to discover what it is like to be in college before students get there. Take courses, live on campus in residence halls, participate in Q&A sessions with college admissions teams and take a road trip to major cities or popular attractions near the college. Explore George Washington University in Washington; Stonehill College in Easton, Mass.; Lehigh University in Behtlehem, Pa.; UCLA in Los Angeles.
Blue Star Camps, Hendersonville
www.bluestarcamps.com; 692-3591; email@example.com; @bluestarcamps
June 9-Aug. 2, 4- to 8-week sessions
Rising 1st- to 12th-graders. Jewish coed (first- to third-graders and 10th- and 11th-graders) and separate boys and girls camps (fourth- to ninth-graders) on 500-acre campus. Riding, swimming, land and water sports, trips, dramatic arts, kayaking, ropes course, rock climbing, tennis, more. Founded in 1948. Starts at $5,175.
Buffalo Cove Outdoor Education Center Earth Camp, Blowing Rock
www.buffalocove.com; 964-1473; firstname.lastname@example.com
July 7-20 (ages 12-17) and July 24-29 (ages 8-12)
Experiential education in the lessons of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, with orienteering, ropes course, trekking, canoeing, rafting, tracking, basketry, wilderness survival, organic gardening, archery, woodworking and more. $550-$1,500.
Camp Cedar Cliff
www.campcedarcliff.org; firstname.lastname@example.com; 450-3331
June 15-July 26; half-, 1- and 2-week sessions
Rising 2nd- to 12th-graders. Christian camp at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove with archery, BB guns, zip line, high ropes courses, swimming, whitewater rafting, climbing wall, rappelling, Bible studies, and more. $370-$1,380.
Camp Celo, Burnsville
www.campcelo.com; email@example.com; 675-4323
June 9-Aug. 10; 1-, 2- and 3-week sessions
Ages 7-12. For over 50 years the Barrus family has welcomed campers. Farm setting is basis for much of the camp activity. Campers care for animals, harvest the garden, hike, camp, swim and tube. With arts and crafts, skits, wood shop, nature appreciation and big group games. $975-$2,050.
Camp Chatuga, Mountain Rest, S.C.
www.campchatuga.com; 864-638-3728
June 10-July 27; 1- to 4-week sessions
Ages 6-16. Campers choose from over 30 activities including horseback riding, waterskiing, mountain biking, crafts, drama, archery, riflery and sports. With day trips that may include rafting the Chattooga River, a canopy zip line tour, visiting a water park or a rollerskating party. $665-$3,070.
Camp Cheerio, Glade Valley
www.campcheerio.org; 800-226-7496; email@example.com
June 9-July 6 (girls only) and July 7-Aug. 16 (coed); 6-day to 2-week sessions
Ages 7-15. YMCA camp with aquatics, kayaking, climbing, fishing, cheerleading, horseback riding, arts and crafts, rocketry, sports, high ropes, canoeing, tumbling, hiking, basketball and more. $850-$1,800.
Camp Harrison, Boomer
www.campharrison.org; facebook.com/ycampharrison; firstname.lastname@example.com; 800-514-1417
June 9-Aug. 11; 1-, 2- and 4-week sessions.
Ages 6-16. At this traditional resident camp, campers choose from over 21 land activities including archery, paintball, ropes course, sports and crafts, and enjoy water activities like kayaking, swimming, canoeing, water zip line, more. Campers can personalize their experience through adventure tracks. Starts at $750.
Camp Henry, Canton
www.camphenry.net; 646-7230; email@example.com
June 16-July 27, 2- and 3-night and 1-week sessions
Rising 1st-graders through graduating seniors. At Lake Logan Episcopal Center. Camp, on 300 acres, founded in 1958. Activities include swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, sports, games, arts/crafts, alpine tower climbing, wilderness expedition trips, singing, and storytelling. Camp Henry is a Christian camp with programs and worship run by staff and clergy. Starts at $325.
Camp Highlander, Mills River
www.camphighlander.com; email@example.com; 891-7721
June 9-Aug. 2; 6- to 20-day sessions
Ages 5-16. Canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, swimming, water skiing, arts and crafts, pottery, archery, riflery and more. Family camp offered Memorial Day weekend. Founded in 1957. $1,150-$3,850.
Camp Judaea, Hendersonville
www.campjudaea.org; www.facebook.com/campjudea; email@example.com; 404-634-7883
June 17-Aug. 8; 10- and 25-day sessions
Rising 2nd- to 10th-graders. Coed pluralistic Jewish community that celebrates the diversity of all denominations of Jewish life around the world. Strengthening Jewish identity is a core product of the program. This results in strong future Jewish leaders empowered to lead their communities in tikkun olam, repairing the world. $2,000-$4,150.
Camp Living Water, Bryson City
www.camplivingwater.com; 488-6012; firstname.lastname@example.com
Ages 7-17. Activities include handcrafts, tubing, horseback riding, gem mining, climbing wall and Alpine Tower, swimming, archery, riflery, and much much more. Teen Camp is a 12-day program for ages 13-17 focuses on sharing the Gospel, discipleship and fun, and includes traditional camp activities. High Trek Adventures takes campers ages 13-16 on weeklong wilderness trips. Places emphasis on spiritual growth, with time for Bible reading, prayer and group discussions. See website for dates, sessions and cost.
Camp Lutherock, Newland
www.llmi.net; firstname.lastname@example.com; facebook.com/lutherock
June 9-Aug. 3, 1-week sessions
Ages 8-19, completed grades 3-12. Christian outdoor adventure camp with creek walks, hiking, group interaction course, rock climbing, rafting, rock slides, camp outs, making ice cream, worship, ropes courses, backpacking. Starts at $419, with discounts before May 12.
Camp Pinewood, Hendersonville
www.camppinewood.net; 692-6239; email@example.com
June 16-Aug. 11; 4- and 8-week sessions
Completed grades 1-10. Traditional camping program including a water skiing program, tubing, archery, go-karts, horseback riding, tennis, field trips and more. $2,700-$7,100.
Camp Pinnacle, Flat Rock
www.camppinnacle.com; email@example.com; 855-378-1928
June 20-Aug. 3; 2- and 4-week sessions
Ages 8-14. With swimming, boating, riflery, archery, tennis, disc golf, game room, crafts, drama, yoga, painting, nature program, field sports and more. Venture Program offers day and overnight trips. $2,750-$4,950.
Camp Tekoa, Hendersonville
www.camptekoa.org; 692-6516
June 9-Aug. 10; 4-day to 1-week sessions
Ages 7-17. Camp owned by the United Methodist Church offers classic activities like boating, swimming, fishing, high ropes course, climbing tower, arts and crafts, hiking, devotions and more, along with adventure options like all-girls adventure camp. Starts at $215 for mini-camps, $435 for full week.
Camp Wayfarer, Flat Rock
www.campwayfarer.com; 696-9000; firstname.lastname@example.com
June 16-Aug. 1; 5- to 40-day sessions
Ages 6-17. Traditional camp with archery, arts and crafts, culinary arts, horseback riding, dance, drama, fencing, land sports, chorus, fly-fishing, guitar, kayaking, riflery, rock climbing, swimming, tennis, water skiing and more. $1,800-$4,500.
Camp Woodmont, Cloudland, Ga.
www.campwoodmont.com; 423-472-6070; email@example.com
June-July, 1- and 2-week sessions
Ages 6-14. Traditional camp on Lookout Mountain in northwest Georgia with horseback riding, high ropes course, climbing, sports, dance, crafts, canoeing, archery and more in a Christian environment. $725-$1,150.
Cheerio Adventures, Mouth of Wilson, Va.
www.cheerioadventures.com; 800-226-7496; firstname.lastname@example.com;
June 9-Aug. 16; 6-day, 1- and 2-week sessions
Ages 7-15. YMCA camp with horseback riding, climbing, high ropes course, canoeing, backpacking, hiking, tennis, sports, kayaking, rafting, and more. $850-$1,800.
CLIMBE, Montreat
ww2.montreat.edu/home/tabid/1900/default.aspx; email@example.com; 800-349-CAMP
Ages 12-18 (grades 7-12). Center for Learning and Investigation in Mountain Backcountry Ecosystems (CLIMBE) offers science-intensive adventure trips. Each camp focuses on a different aspect of nature rivers, rocks, forests and caves and integrates science with outdoor activities like paddling, rock climbing, hiking and caving. See website for details on dates and prices.
www.crossfireministry.com; 255-9111
Crossing Borders
www.cbadventures.com; email@example.com; 704-998-9536
June 17-30 (Costa Rica) and July 8-21 (Peru)
Ages 13-18. International adventures to Costa Rica and Peru. Life-changing adventure experiences in safe, unique places around the globe for youth. Two-week trips include adventure activities, cultural immersion and community service. Adventures include backpacking, sea-kayaking, surfing, rock-climbing, white-water rafting and biking. Community service projects include sea-turtle population restoration, housing repair for communities in need, national park trail restoration, and teaching English.
Eagle's Nest Camp, Pisgah Forest
www.enf.org; 336-761-1040 (winter), 884-2788; firstname.lastname@example.com; @EaglesNestCamp
June 8-Aug. 11; 1-, 2- and 3-week sessions
Ages 6-17 (grades K-11). Encourages boys and girls to live and grow simply, rooted by intentional experiences and connection to community. Activities promote self-expression, personal growth, skill building and fun. Eagles Nest provides campers the opportunity to slow down and reconnect with the core values of nature, friendship and joyful living. Starts at $1,400.
Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont
www.gsmit.org; 865-448-6709; email@example.com
June-July; 5- to 10-day sessions
Ages 9-17. Spend time in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park just outside of Townsend, Tenn. Tremont offers an in-depth learning experience that fosters an understanding of these beautiful mountains and encourages a lifelong appreciation and stewardship of the environment. From backpacking in the wilderness to learning about the secret haunts of salamanders, the Institute offers a variety of opportunities to serve different interests, abilities and age groups. Starting at $523.
Green River Preserve, Cedar Mountain
www.greenriverpreserve.org; 698-8828; firstname.lastname@example.com
June 8-Aug. 10; 6- to 22-day sessions
Rising 2nd- to 12th-graders. On a 3,400-acre wildlife reserve. Daily explorations with naturalists, fly-fishing, gardening, canoeing, outdoor skills, painting, pottery, archery and more. Two-week expedition programs in Blue Ridge Mountains and at Outer Banks for rising high-schoolers. $1,250-$3,450.
Gwynn Valley Camp, Brevard
www.gwynnvalley.com; 885-2900; email@example.com
June 7-Aug. 11; 1-, 2-, 3-week and 10-day sessions
Ages 5-14. Traditional summer program with a working farm and wilderness trips. Includes kayaking, mountain biking, climbing, backpacking, arts, drama, music, sports, archery, horseback, campcraft, WEB of Life. Open since 1935. $1,475-$3,900.
Holston Presbytery Camp, Banner Elk
www.holstoncamp.org; 898-6611
June 9-July 19; 1-week sessions
Ages 8-14, plus CIT programs for 15 and older. Christian camp with rock climbing, kayaking, canoeing, archery, sling shot, swimming, crafts, team building, cookouts, backpacking, hiking, Bible study, recreation, fishing. Campers choose daily activities. Starts at $415.
www.kanuga.org; 692-9136
Camp Kanuga, June 6-Aug. 5, 9- to 13-day sessions. Ages 7-15. Christian camp at Kanuga Conferences, an Episcopal center. Programs include adventure activities, sports and crafts, which take place in a strong community-oriented environment that enables campers to grow physically, emotionally and spiritually while developing new interests, skills and friendships. Offering camp since 1928. $460-$1,350.
Trailblazer Adventure and Paddle and Pack Trailblazer Adventure, June 16-July 12, 13-day sessions. Ages 15-17. Trailblazer Adventure is backpacking trek along the Appalachian Trail. Paddle and Pack Trailblazer Adventure includes a backpacking trek and a flat-water canoe camping trip. $1,460-$1,675.
Land of the Sky Wilderness School, Haywood County
www.lotswild.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; 280-0847
5-day sessions; see website for dates
Ages 8 and up. Highland Scout Camp summer courses give students the opportunity to track, build, sail, hike, camp, pack, and play music unique sessions that preserve traditional knowledge of the Appalachian frontier and native Cherokee. Limited to 10 campers per week. Forms at http://yamabushi.us/scoutcamp.htm. $350.
Landry Summer Camps
www.landrysummercamps.com; 265-4101
Rising 8th-12th grades. College-prep academic camp on the campus of Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk. Study art, ballet, biology, Latin, pre-law theater, biology, chemistry, music and more. $1,600.
Lutheridge, Arden
www.llmi.net; facebook.com/lutheridge; firstname.lastname@example.com
June 2-Aug. 3; 1-week sessions
Ages 5-19, completed grades 1-12. Half-week sessions for younger campers. Crafts, games, swimming, singing, worship, and Bible study with an emphasis on creativity and Christian community. Specialized programs can include music or outdoor specialization. Middle and high school programs can feature night owl schedule. Half week starts at $277; full week starts at $417. Discounts before May 12.
MAHEC Health Careers Camp
Jacquelyn Hallum, 257-4479 or email@example.com
June 16-22
Rising 7th- and 8th-graders. Targets economically and educationally disadvantaged and underrepresented minority middle school students, but open to all. Campers will participate in tours of regional hospitals, visit The Health Adventure, earn CPR certification, whitewater rafting, personal growth activities, cultural diversity discussions, work session with the College Foundation of N.C., as well as opportunities to interact with health care professionals. $100 with scholarships available. $10 nonrefundable application fee. Students live on WCU campus.
Missions Camp, Fletcher
www.hollerministries.com; 651-9827; firstname.lastname@example.com
June 23-28
Ages 13-19. Holler Ministries hosts a camp where experienced missionaries share their experiences and train Missions Camp participants for international missions work in an authentically simulated African village. See website for financial details.
Mountain Adventure Guides, Pisgah National Forest
www.mtnadventureguides.com; 866-813-5210
North Carolina Outward Bound
www.ncoutwardbound.org; 888-756-2627; email@example.com
June-August; 4-, 9- and 14-day sessions
Parent-child course is for ages 12 and older; other sessions ages 14-16 and 16-18. Wilderness-based programs that may include backpacking, rock climbing and/or whitewater canoeing. Some include a formal service project; all include learning to use a map and compass for navigation and leadership and outdoor skill development. Starting at $795.
N.C. Trout Unlimited, Canton
www.rivercourse.org; email@example.com
Rivercourse Coldwater Conservation and Fly-Fishing camp, June 16-21
Ages 13-15. Emphasizes Trout Unlimiteds mission, the conservation of cold water fisheries, with fly fishing, fly tying, field trip to Fish Hatchery in Pisgah National Forest, swimming. At Lake Logan. $595.
O'Connor Method Camp Charleston, Charleston, S.C.
www.oconnormethodcampcharleston.com; email@example.com
July 28-Aug. 2
Ages 618. Strings Camp. Classical, fiddle, blues, jazz. For Violin, viola, cello, bass. In Historic Downtown Charleston. For all playing levels. Accredited teacher training in The OConnor Method, a New American method of string playing. Basic tuition $350.
Quaker Lake Camp, Climax
www.quakerlakecamp.org; 336-674-2321
June 8-Aug. 3
Ages 5-17. Christian camp near Greensboro. Bible study, crafts, swimming, theater, climbing tower, hayrides, boating and organized recreation. One-day camp for 5- and 6-year-olds.
Ridge Haven, Brevard
www.ridgehaven.org/camps; 877-862-3916
June 3-Aug. 2
Rising 3rd- to 12th-graders. Christian camp on 902 acres at Presbyterian Church in Americas conference center. Ropes courses, climbing tower, archery, swimming, games, whitewater rafting, more. Starts at $315. Discounts before Feb. 15, March 15, April 15.
South Mountain Christian Camp, Bostic
www.southmountainchristiancamp.org; 245-3322; email@example.com
June 23-Aug. 2, 1-week sessions
Ages 7-15. Operates on the premise that summer camp should be available to every child, regardless of their financial situation. Christian programing at a minimal cost. With ropes course, climbing wall, giant swing, crafts, swimming, hiking, boating, small group Bible devotionals, nightly chapel services. Financial assistance is available.
Summer College in Biotechnology and Life Science, N.C. State
July 8-Aug. 2
Rising juniors and seniors with 3.5 GPA and recommendation. Students interested in a career in science participate in a college-level program in state-of-the-art labs at N.C. State. Coursework includes introductory courses in biology for college credit. $1,713 (estimated, includes program fee, tuition and housing but not food).
Swannanoa 4-H Camp
www.nc4h.org/centers/swannanoa-4-h-camp/; 686-3196
True Nature
www.truenaturecamp.org; email@example.com
Western Carolina University
Camps hosted on campus in Cullowhee. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 828-227-7397
Dulcimer U: July 14-19. All ages. Learn all about the mountain dulcimer. Skill building is the core of the programs. Classes include music theory, techniques, history and even technology applications for the dulcimer. Visit dulcimer.wcu.edu.
Health Careers Camp: June 16-22. Rising 7th- and 8th-graders. See MAHEC listing above.
YMCA Camp Greenville, Cedar Mountain
www.campgreenville.org; 864-242-1111, ext. 34
June 9-Aug. 10; 1- and 2-week sessions
Ages 7-17, with specialty camps for 5- and 6-year-olds with parents. Traditional has arts and crafts, horseback riding, target sports, swimming and boating, field sports and more. Adventure programs include backpacking, mountain biking, rock climbing, whitewater, caving, fly-fishing and more. Starts at $660.


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Israel's mistreatment of its Palestinian child prisoners
Posted By kurtnimmo On January 23, 2012 @ 3:31 am In Old Infowars Posts Style,Tile,World at War | Comments Disabled
The Palestinian children – alone and bewildered – in Israel's Al Jalame jail
Harriet Sherwood in the West Bank
January 23, 2012
The room is barely wider than the thin, dirty mattress that covers the floor. Behind a low concrete wall is a squat toilet, the stench from which has no escape in the windowless room. The rough concrete walls deter idle leaning; the constant overhead light inhibits sleep. The delivery of food through a low slit in the door is the only way of marking time, dividing day from night.
Watch video report of children testimonies here
This is Cell 36, deep within Al Jalame prison in northern Israel. It is one of a handful of cells where Palestinian children are locked in solitary confinement for days or even weeks. One 16-year-old claimed that he had been kept in Cell 36 for 65 days.
The only escape is to the interrogation room where children are shackled, by hands and feet, to a chair while being questioned, sometimes for hours.
Most are accused of throwing stones at soldiers or settlers; some, of flinging molotov cocktails; a few, of more serious offences such as links to militant organisations or using weapons. They are also pumped for information about the activities and sympathies of their classmates, relatives and neighbours.
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I'm still glad that I'm on top of things on the Internet like I wrote 2 days ago about promoting "Gangnam Style". Now this… I predicted this more than 1.5 years ago…
26 september 2006 – before it started I was looking for a sort of Google Genalogy (read it!) which would show you with every person the relation you have to that person (so the blood relation not the "friends relation"), since in the end… everyone is family of everyone else (true wether you believe in the bible or in dna). It seemed like an awesome idea.
14 january 2007 – then… 5 months later… Geni launced (read it!), where … everyone can add anyone and slowly you can see with everyone on the planet how you are connected to that person (in bloodlines). I have added my family to it. I posted some more blogs about new features in Geni…
19 februari 2011 – then… the problem became that a lot of people were joining another large service "myheritage" … so on februari 2011 (!!) I wrote "Social Family: Geni or MyHeritage?" (read it!) which I ended with "Companies: PLEASE MERGE!" (because I can't maintain 2 large trees in 2 systems which are the same and different).
28 november 2012 – and now… 28 november 2012 it seems … I am an Internet visionary because I got the following e-mail:
Dear Edward,
I'm writing to you to let you know that we appreciate you as a valuable member of the Geni community and wanted you to be among the first to know some exciting news.
We created Geni in 2007 with one big idea – discovering your family history is better when you are collaborating with your relatives. Over the last five years we've seen the power of this approach, with millions of users working together to build a single family tree that connects over 65 million people.
In this spirit of collaboration, I'm pleased to announce that Geni is joining the MyHeritage family!
MyHeritage was founded in 2003 by Gilad Japhet and a team of passionate genealogy enthusiasts in Israel. In the last 9 years it has expanded to Europe and the USA, creating a massive family history network with 65 million registered users and more than 1.35 billion family tree profiles.
Sharing much of Geni's vision, MyHeritage offers free tools for building family trees, access to historical records, and DNA tests. MyHeritage is well known for its technologies to match family trees to other family trees (Smart Matches) and to historical records (Record Matches). In addition, MyHeritage offers free genealogy desktop software (Family Tree Builder); free mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, which work in sync with their Website on MyHeritage.com; and a search engine for historical records (SuperSearch).
You can see why we're excited to join the MyHeritage family. MyHeritage is fully committed to Geni's vision and you'll see a number of benefits as a Geni user over the coming weeks and months.
Here are some of the benefits that you'll see immediately:
- Unlimited profile adding is now free – All users can add as many profiles as they'd like to their tree without upgrading to a paid account. No more limits to the size of your tree.
- Merging is now free – All users can now merge duplicate profiles in their tree (privacy and permission rules still apply). This is great if your tree has been merged with another tree, or if you'd like to connect to the World Family Tree.
- Relationship paths are now free – Discover your relationship to historical figures and celebrities, even very distant relatives.
- Free family tree chart downloads – All users can now download a high quality chart of their family tree to their computer at no charge. These are great for sending to relatives or for printing at home as beautiful tree posters.
- No ads – We've removed ads for all users for a cleaner interface with less distraction.
- More privacy – living people who have not joined Geni will become private and will not be searchable on Google.
Together we are working on many more great features that we'll roll out over the coming months. For example, we're working together to integrate MyHeritage's Record Matching technology directly into Geni. This will significantly improve the accuracy of our tree matches by using advanced algorithms including name synonyms, cross-language matching, and additional criteria. In addition, we will be able to intelligently match Geni profiles against MyHeritage's billions of tree profiles and records, including newspaper and census records.
We're excited to roll out these changes and more, and to continue to work toward providing the best collaborative genealogy service available. Most important, we hope that these tools will help you to discover more about your family history and meet new relatives.
The entire Geni Team has joined the MyHeritage family, and we will continue to operate out of our Los Angeles offices, focused as before on building Geni.com but now with all of the global resources of MyHeritage behind us. I hope that you are excited about this as myself and the rest of the Geni Team.
For more information please visit our FAQ
Go to Geni to try your new features now
Thanks again for being a valuable part of the Geni community and we look forward to many more years of collaboration!
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So… the only thing that now needs to happen is that Google will buy this combo and rename it to "Google Genealogy" …. to make me the ultimate #1 Internet Visionary
p.s. I REALLY hope merging my trees between the two systems will go well. There will probably go lots of manual labor into it but it's definitely worth it seeing the features we now get of these two brilliant social genealogy sites combined in the long run. wow. cool.


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April 17, 2006 - 12:10 am
12 Comments, 12 Threads
1. jim
That's odd. I lost my cable modem for an hour or so Sunday morning, 11′ish PDT. Mebbee it's time to head to /. to see what happenedApril 17, 2006 - 8:41 am Link to this Comment
2. jaymaster
What a rut of bad luck. This is certainly a bad time of the year to be sans camera. I keep a little Casio on hand mostly as a back up to my main squeeze Canon. Plus it stays in my pocket just about 24/7.
My main point here is to tell you that, despite all of the doomsayers out there, canned air will work well for cleaning the sensor, with just a tiny bit of caution. Personally, I think itApril 17, 2006 - 9:13 am Link to this Comment
3. Bill WhiteApril 17, 2006 - 9:29 am Link to this Comment
4. ErikZ
Ugh. That camera is too expensive for my taste.
Moisture in the wrong spot, accidently drop it, a little bit of dirt on the sensor, and *bam*, you're out a big wad of cash.
Give me a decent digicam any day. Have a ton of fun and when it's carried off by a mountain lion, you just get another one.
I love my FZ5April 17, 2006 - 10:46 am Link to this Comment
I don't know what "doomsayers" there are, but I can vouch for canned air being a big no-no for cleaning the CCD. I speak from experience.
Like an idiot, I went and bought a can of compressed air. I stuck the little straw into the cavity. I squeezed the trigger. And…. a thick wad of chemical propellant foam shot out of the straw and immediately caked on the sensor.
Needless to say, this wasn't simple water foam, or anything that would go away on its own. It dried on the sensor, having not collapsed at all. I had to brush away the bulk of it using a hand-squeezy horsehair brush blower, and then polish the surface of the CCD with a lens cleaner cloth as best I could. (I still could never get the remnants of the foam out of the corners of the mounting frame the CCD is in.)
It takes pictures okay again, but I'm sure it's not as good as it used to be. The bottom line: DON'T USE COMPRESSED AIR. It's fine for motherboards and power supplies, but don't ever get it near anything you don't want to get propellant gunk on.
And that's aside from the problem you yourself noticed.April 17, 2006 - 11:56 am Link to this Comment
6. Sigivald
Soemtimes I'm glad I only have cheap digital cameras and film cameras old than I am.April 17, 2006 - 12:07 pm Link to this Comment
7. Dan Collins
The "starched white tablecloth of [my] life"? Bwahahahaha! You make me laugh.April 17, 2006 - 12:28 pm Link to this Comment
8. ed in texas
I know from how you hurt. One of my tasks at work involves data transmision in an industrial location; I expect sometimes to open a cabinet and find it full of ones and zeros.April 17, 2006 - 6:59 pm Link to this Comment
9. Bootz
All of the Olympus DSLRs have a built in dust removal system which vibrates the CCD sensor every time you turn the camera on. Works like a charm here. I never think twice about changing lenses on my E500.April 17, 2006 - 9:30 pm Link to this Comment
10. triticale
I just bought a formerly prosumer grade film SLR from Goodwill for $5.00. I can pay for a lot of film developing for what an equivalent resolution digital would cost me.April 18, 2006 - 7:24 pm Link to this Comment
11. Bootz
And you'll still be on the wrong side of technology & history — and still paying for film and developing — long after that digital camera would have paid for itself.April 18, 2006 - 11:07 pm Link to this Comment
12. nate
it helps to point the cameara down when changing the lens. It has helped keep my sensors somewhat clean.April 19, 2006 - 9:30 am Link to this Comment


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Demon Hunter "Extremist" On Sale | $7.99 on Amazon
Demon Hunter's "Extremist" is now on sale for $7.99 at Amazon Music for a physical copy! If you don't already own the CD version of "Extremist," the artwork alone (designed by DH lead singer and Grammy nominated graphic designer Ryan Clark) makes it worth it.
http://www.solidstaterecords.com/promo/539/ Read on...
Posted Thursday, November 13, 2014 by Demon Hunter
"The Last One Alive" Remix Winners
We teamed up with Rapzilla to hold a remix contest for producers to come up with their best remix of Demon Hunter's song "The Last One Alive". Here are the winners:
RUNNER UP: Read on...
Posted Wednesday, March 26, 2014 by Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter Marks Highest Chart Debut To Date With "Extremist"
"Extremist," the highly anticipated seventh studio album from legendary hard rockers Demon Hunter, smashed its way into the Billboard Top 20, debuting today at an impressive #16 on the Billboard 200.
The #16 debut represents the highest chart debut in the band's already storied career, eclipsing... Read on...
Posted Monday, March 24, 2014 by Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter Launches Poster Design Contest
Demon Hunter released their seventh studio album "Extremist" last week to critical acclaim. If you haven't heard the album yet, you can listen to the song "I Will Fail You" below and pick up the album on iTunes.
Today we're launching a poster design contest surrounding the release of "Extremist."... Read on...
Posted Tuesday, March 18, 2014 by Demon Hunter
"Extremist" by Demon Hunter Out Now!
Demon Hunter has released their seventh full length album "Extremist" today! You can pick up a copy at iTunes, Best Buy, F.Y.E., Walmart, Amazon.com, the Solid State Online Store, the Demon Hunter Online Store, the stores listed below, or wherever you buy your music.
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Posted Thursday, February 13, 2014 by Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter Releases Pre-Order & First Song From "Extremist"
Updated 2/20/2014
Demon Hunter has launched the Pre-Order for their anticipated upcoming album "Extremist". Head over to the Solid State Online Store to check out the various amazing Pre-Order Packages available! Additional Pre-Order packages are available at the Demon Hunter Online Store.
The... Read on...
Posted Tuesday, February 12, 2013 by Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter Statement Re: Esquire Article
As you can imagine, our inboxes and phones (and those of our representatives) have been flooded with messages asking us how we feel about the Esquire article on the raid that brought Osama Bin Laden to justice that began circulating yesterday. Specifically, the person identified in the story as "The... Read on...
Posted Monday, January 7, 2013 by Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter True Defiance Australian Tour
Over the last decade Demon Hunter has grown beyond the boundaries of a traditional rock band to become something of incalculable value, profound meaning, and steadfast purpose to the people worldwide whose dedication to their music, artwork and vision is beyond compare.
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I'm ready for my Red Lantern Supergirl title now, DC.
Original for bid HERE. Full amount is going to help pay for my 7 yr old niece's dental costs who cracked her front two permanent teeth during a bicycling accident. :(
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Trackback link: http://cowshell.com/2014/02/03/batgirl-and-red-lantern-supergirl-comic/trackback/
Any excuse for a new Batgirl vs. Supergirl comic is an acceptable one, however I hope your original raises some cash for your niece. ;)


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It's time to request teaching surveys
Faculty members may request SOOT Surveys for spring 2006 courses by visiting http://blackboard.binghamton.edu.
Once at the site, follow these simple steps:
1) Enter your username and password. Your username is your Binghamton University e-mail address excluding the "@binghamton.edu" portion and your password is your normal Blackboard password. If you have never logged into Blackboard, your initial password is the first two letters of your last name and the last four digits of your social security number.
2) From the list of Tools on the left side of the page, click on SOOT Surveys.
3) Click on the courses you want surveyed and hit Submit.
Once the steps have been completed, the survey will become available for students enrolled in your course and they will use Blackboard to respond to the survey during the surveying period from April 25 through May 12.
If you have enrolled anyone in your Blackboard course and given that person the role of "Instructor," they will also be able to request a SOOT survey.
To maximize the number of survey responses, you are encouraged to give your students several reminders. You may also wish to remind them that the survey is anonymous and faculty members see only aggregated results after they have submitted final course grades.
If the course instructor is listed as "Staff" in the BUSI system, he or she will not be able to request a SOOT survey. The instructor's department will need to contact the Registrar's Office to update the BUSI system information.
To request paper surveys, visit https://spider.adm. binghamton.edu:6128/soot between March 28 and April 28.
You will need your Social Security Number for this secure site.
Once you have requested your forms, print the confirmation and instruction sheet for use when administering the SOOT. Your forms will be delivered within three to four working days.
It will take about six weeks to receive results if you choose the paper method.
If you have questions about using Blackboard, call the Help Desk at 777-6420.
If you have questions about using paper forms, call the Office of Institutional Research and Planning at 777-2365.


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Gulmarg Ski Resort In Kashmir
Skiers ascend a snow slope on a button lift on February 07, 2013 in... Photo d'actualitéCentre d'intérêt,Colline,Gulmarg,Inde,Jammu-et-Cachemire,Kilomètre,Monter,Neige,Shrinagar,Ski,Style de vie,Temps libre,Télésiège,Vertical,ÉtéPhotographer Yawar NazirCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Yawar NazirGULMARG, KASHMIR - FEBRUARY 07: Skiers ascend a snow slope on a button lift on February 07, 2013 in Gulmarg, 54 km (35 miles) to the west of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian-administered Kashmir, India. Skiers from around the globe have descended on the ski resort of Gulmarg, known for long-run skiing, snow-boarding, heli-skiing and steep mountains. Located less than six miles from the ceasefire line or Line of Control (LoC) that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan. Tourists have begun to return to Kashmir as various foreign governments have relaxed their travel advisory warnings to citizens travelling in the previously strife-torn region. (Photo by Yawar Nazir/Getty Images)


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In B2B marketing, content marketing is what works. It's all about generating content that the target audience will value, then driving that content into the market and out over the web. An example: mobithinking.com, a website packed with content for mobile marketers that we're doing with our client, dotMobi.
A recent Junta 24 blog post lists 'five mistakes' that content marketers make (I count six, but let's not quibble). All good stuff:
Five[ish] Content Marketing Mistakes Made by Marketers
They give up on the content program too quickly.
It takes some time to build a real relationship with customers. Some corporations start a newsletter or blog and expect magic to happen in three months. Usually doesn't happen. Content marketing must be consistently delivered in order to really build a relationship.
They don't understand the informational needs of the customer.
Businesses need to leverage free online tools such as Google Alerts and Twitter as listening posts to then develop great content.
They don't ask for help.
Many companies leave this to internal marketing or pr people. Many times these people can't take their sales hats off – so the content isn't perceived as valuable to the customers. Almost all businesses can afford to hire a journalist or partner with a custom content provider who has expertise in content that is important to your customers.
They don't integrate the content program with their overall marketing.
In many companies, a corporate magazine, newsletter or enewsletter seems to fall outside of the other marketing initiatives. Integrating both can be powerful.
They see social media as just another distribution channel for selling
And don't see it as an opportunity to get closer to customers and begin to better understand their needs.
They don't plan.
You need to plan out good content and not just rush to get content out when you see an opportunity. Editorial calendar anyone?
It's funny how new buzzwords emerge to describe fairly well-established things. Content Marketing seems to be emerging as a buzzword for B2B marketing agencies and B2B marketers in general. We're happy to hop on this particular bandwagon — after all, it's what we do.


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Courtney discovered yoga in 2008, looking for a way to increase flexibility after running a half-marathon, but found a lot more than just being able to touch her toes! After practicing every style offered in Austin she could find, Courtney decided it was time to undertake a teacher training program to deepen her own practice. Being a personal trainer, she also wanted to share the benefits with her clients, adding a new dimension to her training programs.
In 2010 Courtney completed a 200 hour Yoga Alliance certification with Desirae Pierce through Breath and Body Yoga in Austin, A Baron Baptiste Power Yoga affiliate. She completed the Anusara Immersion in August of 2011 with Christina Sell and will begin the Anusara teacher training in December of 2011. Taking influences from Vinyasa and Anusara yoga to bring together powerful sequences and a strong emphasis on alignment, her classes are fun, active, sometimes sweaty and geared to keeping her students safe.


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In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, the College instituted a standing committee on emergency preparedness that has been meeting monthly ever since.
The committee is chaired by the vice president for administration and finance and includes the vice president for student affairs/ dean of students; the vice president of academic affairs/ dean of the college; the vice president of information resources; associate vice president for finance and controller; associate vice president hospitality services; associate vice president facilities management; faculty council president; chief technology officer; assistant dean of housing and residential services; assistant dean of student development and student life; the directors of campus safety; communications; health and counseling center; human resources; networking, operations and systems; risk management; the College's environmental health and safety manager and three students.
One of the more important conclusions coming out of the Virginia Tech tragedy was the need for timely mass communication to the campus community and constituencies outside of campus in the event of an emergency. The committee identified both an audible siren type system and a rapid multi-faceted email and voice mail messaging system for use on campus and for notifying constituencies off campus. Text messaging capability has recently been added.
Only the Chief of Campus Safety or designees are authorized to activate the emergency notification system. The emergency notification system, OxyAlert, is tested twice a year - once in the fall semester in conjunction with the Great California Shakeout drill and once in the spring semester.
After the Northridge earthquake in 1994, the need was recognized for an out-of-state telephone message to keep family and friends of Occidental apprised of the status of the College after a natural disaster or other emergency. The message is updated as the situation demands. It plays twice for the caller, then automatically disconnects. The number is 1-866-961-3300. Share it with your family and friends. Information will also be posted on the College website as necessary.
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Holiday songs? Did they sing about Thanksgiving and New years? Or Easter, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa? If they sang Christmas Carols exclusively, then they are Christmas Songs. Even the Christian Schools are afraid of PC retentive folks? No offense. You can say Happy whatever to me and I will not take any offense or criticize your belief but I will always respond with "Merry Christmas". I will always call this Christmas time. So Merry Christmas everyone.
Haha love it. The Christian school kids sang 'holiday' songs. After the opinion page the other day about keeping it Christmas, better wipe the egg off your faces!
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We prefer SNL's Fancy Entourage, but College Humor's The French Prince of Downton Abbey is worth a watch.
Though the dude in the video bears little resemblance to Matthew, the instrumental mash-up is pretty impressive. We still can't believe we'll have to wait a whole 10 months to see season three. Sigh.


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Ski resorts get reprieve over water rights
DENVER - The U.S. Forest Service is surrendering in a fight about water rights for ski resorts.
The agency told Congress it no longer plans to force ski areas to turn over their water rights as a condition for maintaining their operating permits.
According to the Durango Herald, members of Congress want to make sure the decision sticks by giving initial approval to a bill Thursday by Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, that would bar the Forest Service from demanding that permit holders – from ski areas to ranchers – relinquish their water rights.
Dozens of resorts with permits to operate on national forests have bought or acquired rights to use nearby bodies of water for snowmaking.
The Forest Service adopted a clause that said those resorts had to transfer their water rights to the federal government, so that the water rights would stay with the land. It was worried the water rights could be sold to real estate developers or others not interested in using the water for skiing.
Tipton said he was encouraged by the change of heart at the Forest Service, but he still thinks his bill, H.R. 3189, is needed.
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MITCHELL, ASA (1795–1865). Asa Mitchell, Old Three Hundred colonist, soldier, planter, and merchant, son of Louis and Rhoda (Abrams) Mitchell, was born in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, on December 1, 1795. With his wife and young son, Nathan, he moved to Texas in 1822 and settled at the mouth of the Brazos River, where he opened a salt-refining works, engaged in planting and trading, and became an enterprising commercial importer of household supplies and provisions for the Texas colonists. He received title to 1½ sitios of land now in Brazoria County on July 7, 1824; on August 24 he received title to an additional labor. The census of March 1826 classified Mitchell as a farmer and stock raiser with a wife, two sons, and a daughter. The family had eight servants. In 1830 Mitchell was appointed customs boarding officer for the port of Velasco. Although interested principally in commercial affairs, he was influenced by liberty firebrands of the Brazoria section to join the political faction favoring early independence for Texas. He was one of the 112 who first openly resisted Mexican oppression in the battle of Velasco in 1832. In July 1835, having moved to Washington-on-the-Brazos, Mitchell assisted in organizing Washington Municipality and was elected a regidor. He was one of the five representatives from Washington to the Consultation, where he took a leading part in drawing up the Declaration of November 7, 1835. Subsequently, he served a short term on the General Council. Under Sam Houston, Mitchell fought in the battle of San Jacinto as a sergeant in Company B, First Regiment of Volunteers. His son Nathan also fought at San Jacinto. Mitchell acquired extensive ranch property near San Antonio in 1839 and moved to Bexar County in 1840. He engaged successfully in merchandising, interested himself in local political affairs, and on occasion substituted in the Methodist pulpit as a lay preacher. During the Civil War he directed the controversial activities of the San Antonio Vigilance Committee, which partially superseded the indifferent law enforcement agencies of the period. He married Charlotte Woodmancy in 1816. She died at Velasco on September 17, 1830. On April 8, 1835, he married Emily Brisbin in Austin County. He was the father of fourteen children. Mitchell died at San Antonio on November 6, 1865, and was buried in the family plot near the ranch home he built in the early 1840s. Mitchell County was named for him and his brother, Eli Mitchell.
Eugene C. Barker, ed., The Austin Papers (3 vols., Washington: GPO, 1924–28). Eugene C. Barker, "Declaration of Causes for Taking Up Arms against Mexico," Southwestern Historical Quarterly 15 (January 1912). Lester G. Bugbee, "The Old Three Hundred: A List of Settlers in Austin's First Colony," Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association 1 (October 1897). Sam Houston Dixon and Louis Wiltz Kemp, The Heroes of San Jacinto (Houston: Anson Jones, 1932). "Documents Relating to the Organization of the Municipality of Washington, Texas," Southwestern Historical Quarterly 10 (July 1906). Charles Adams Gulick, Jr., Harriet Smither, et al., eds., The Papers of Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar (6 vols., Austin: Texas State Library, 1920–27; rpt., Austin: Pemberton Press, 1968). San Antonio Daily Express, November 3, 1889.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.George P. Isbell, "MITCHELL, ASA," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fmi51), accessed October 07, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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The Gwinnett County track and field club held its season ending banquet on Tuesday at Duluth High School. Peachtree Ridge's Josh Brickell and Autumn Burnett were selected as male and female athletes of the year.Mill Creek's Rik Moore was named boys coach of the year and Brookwood's Kelly Sowers was girls coach of the year. The club also announced its all-county team, which was selected by the coaches. The following athletes earned all-county status based on their performances this season. Boys 100: Devonte Lewis, Mill Creek 100: C.J. Moore, Buford 200/400/1,600 relay: Kevin Gary, South Gwinnett 800: Sean Brennan, Brookwood 800/1,600: Jackson Wearn, Brookwood 1,600/3,200/3,200 relay: Josh Brickell, Peachtree Ridge 110 hurdles: William Smith, Brookwood 110 hurdles: Paul Beaty, Brookwood 300 hurdles: Justyn Shackleford, Berkmar 400 relay: Nick Otazo, Parkview 400 relay: Micah Reed, Parkview 400 relay: Jeremy Lacy, Parkview 400 relay, Eric Brown, Parkview 1,600 relay: Mark Watts, South Gwinnett 1,600 relay: Geovonne Green, South Gwinnett 1,600 relay: Aaron Wimberly, South Gwinnett 1,600 relay: Derwyn Tate, South Gwinnett 3,200 relay: Noor Sidawi, Peachtree Ridge 3,200 relay: Matt Cornwall, Peachtree Ridge 3,200 relay: Matt Weickert, Peachtree Ridge High jump/long jump: Malcolm Davis, Norcross Triple jump: Alec McGehee, Duluth Shot put/discus: Tyler Cierski, Mill Creek Pole vault: Wes Ayres, Wesleyan Pole vault: Justin Grose, Brookwood Pole vault: Matt Morris, Peachtree Ridge 100/long jump: Torri Tillman, Peachtree Ridge Honorable mention Teryne Jenkins, Berkmar; Michael Giuliano, Brookwood; Chris Wiggins, Central Gwinnett; Andrew Redhead, Dacula; Robert House, Duluth; Lavondre Nelson, GAC; Azaria Irvin, Lanier; Joshua James, Meadowcreek; Marquis Palmer, Mountain View; Arman Rehmann, Norcross; George Tzintzarov, Parkview; D'Aron Hill, Peachtree Ridge; Chris Vanderkleed, Providence; Kyle Karempelis, Wesleyan Girls 100/200: Jasmine Abrams, Grayson 200/400: Jacqueline Obi, Grayson 200/400/1,600 relay: Sonikqua Walters, Peachtree Ridge 800: Sydney Williams, Collins Hill 1,600/3,200: Caroline Kissel, Brookwood 100 hurdles/300 hurdles, 1,600 relay: Autumn Burnette, Peachtree Ridge 400 relay: Alexis Jones-Hardy, Parkview 400 relay: Darielle Oliver, Parkview 400 relay: Allana Anderson, Parkview 1,600 relay: Kendra Purifoye, Peachtree Ridge 1,600 relay: Amber Wilson, Peachtree Ridge 3,200 relay: Laura Serres, North Gwinnett 3,200 relay: Jordi Harrison, North Gwinnett 3,200 relay: Rachel Blacklock, North Gwinnett 3,200 relay: Rose Howell, North Gwinnett High jump: Shoiban Fraser, Peachtree Ridge Pole vault: Caroline Bond, GAC Long jump/400 relay: Indiah Bell, Parkview Shot put: Anna Machovec, Dacula Shot put: Danielle Moss, GAC Discus: Chinenyenwa Okoye, Mill Creek 200: Simone Glenn, Brookwood 400: Elexis Guster, Berkmar Honorable mention Kimani McKoy, Berkmar; QuanDra Shanks, Brookwood; Maya Dillard, Buford; Megan Kellar, Collins Hill; Maya Thomas, Duluth; Shelby Smith, Grayson; Kayin Mujahid, GAC; Sloane Mattadeen, Lanier; LaBrea McKay, Meadowcreek; Chandler Griffin, Mill Creek; Kamilah Bakari, Norcross; Alexandria Mitchell, Parkview; Jazmine Johnson, Peachtree Ridge; Tayler Tuttle, Providence; Frantia Boudreaux, Shiloh; Nyasha Grant, South Gwinnett; Erika Ramsey, Wesleyan
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This young man (Taren Brown) started off very well in his letter to the editor. I do not understand how someone of his age could possibly apply the term villains and vigilantes.
Victims are the innocent ones caught in the crossfire or hit by a drunk driver. This kind of mindset is one of the things creating the divide. Not the ones sworn to serve and protect.
I will agree with him that not all officers of the law are perfect, but they do have the instinct, just like us, to try to protect themselves. African-American males have the same opportunity as the white Americans. Stay in school and make something of yourself. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton are poor examples.
Martin Luther King did more for this divide than all the rest put together. He believed in peace not rioting. Also, he believed in truth. The way I see it, the whole truth had not been presented. No young American should be just in the wrong place at the wrong time, looking a certain way. That is how this got started.
The teenager in Ferguson was a bully to the store attendant when he was stealing the cigars (all caught on tape), and since he had some mind-altering substance in him, I doubt he even gave a second thought to what he was doing. It is sad that a mother lost her child and friends lost a friend at such an early age.
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PALM CITY — Col. Donald Wisdom gave up a star to save mangrove wetlands on Florida's Marco Island. He says saving the wetlands were worth the personal cost.
Wisdom, who was the district engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers in Florida from 1975 to 1978, also directed the oxbows be restored to the Kissimmee River to try to reduce the flow of pollutants into Lake Okeechobee and the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee rivers. His efforts did not endear him to powerful developers and at least one superior officer whom he had to buck.
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"In the end, I was not selected for brigadier general," says Wisdom. The action ended a 29-year career in the Army which began when he joined in the Army in 1949.
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In the Spring 2014 issue of Interweave Crochet, Yarn Spotlight is a celebration of Radiant Orchid, Pantone's color of the year for 2014. Some of us are super-excited about this, as 75% of our wardrobe is now in vogue!
Here's a closer look at the yarns featured in the crocheted Radiant Orchid in Yarn Spotlight.
Juniper Moon Farm Tenzing(distributed by Knitting Fever)
Content: 85% extrafine merino wool, 15% yakPut-up: 153 yd,
140 m/1.76 oz, 50 gConstruction: five 2-plysCare: handwash
cool, dry flatColor: 06, purpleHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
This springy yarn is poised for action. Stitches expand slightly after being worked, filling the empty spaces to make a terrific sweater for cool days. (Note: Surface crochet worked in Plymouth Yarn Revel, below.)
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The Fibre Company Road to China Light(distributed by Kelbourne Woolens)
Content: 65% baby alpaca, 10% cashmere, 10% camel, 15% silkPut-up: 159 yd, 145 m/1.76 oz, 50 gConstruction: 3-plyCare: handwash
separately in cool water, dry flatColor: 357, dark amethystHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
Whisper-soft with a slight halo, this yarn works up into a very light fabric that provides great warmth. Let it find a place in your next transitional-season garment. (Note: Surface crochet worked in Plymouth Yarn Revel, below.)
Classic Elite Yarns Fresco
Content: 60% wool, 30% baby alpaca, 10% angoraPut-up: 164
150 m/1.76 oz, 50 gConstruction: 3-plyCare: handwash cold,
dry flatColor: 5351, mauveHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
This warm & slightly fuzzy yarn is tightly plied for a pleasant crochet experience. It comes in a bonanza of colors, so you can combine your purple with other colors for great sweater to wear all the time.
Perfect for a colorwork accessory or sweater .
Knit One, Crochet Too Cozette
Content: 62% silk, 30% cotton, 8% polyamidePut-up: 273 yd,
250 m/1.76 oz, 50 gConstruction: 3-ply Care: handwash cool,
dry flatColor: 745, orchid Hook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
This feather-light yarn has a slight slub, for a sylvan fabric with great stitch definition. The cotton/silk blend fits smoothly into a warm-weather wardrobe.
Perfect for a warm-weather cardigan.
Lotus Yarns Mimi(distributed by Trendsetter Yarns)
Content: 100% minkPut-up: 328 yd, 300 m/1.76 oz, 50 gConstruction: 3-plyCare: handwash cool, dry flatColor: 27,
orchidHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
This luxe yarn is delicate and smooth, with a tight ply. It results in a smooth fabric with good stitch definition and a very slight halo. The price point is less precious than you might think.
Perfect for a cowl.
Shibui Knits Pebble
Content: 48% silk, 36% wool, 16% cashmerePut-up: 224 yd,
205 m/.88 oz, 25 gConstruction: 2-ply Care: handwash
lukewarm, dry flatColor: 132, graffitiHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
Charmingly nubbly, this elegant yarn has a tweedy appearance from the silk, wool and cashmere fibers taking the dye differently. It would probably be happiest worked on a C/2 (2.75) hook.
Perfect for a shawl.
Blue Sky Alpacas Metalico
Content: 50% baby alpaca, 50% raw silk Put-up: 147 yd, 135 m/1.76
50 gConstruction: singlesCare: handwash cool, dry flat or
dry-cleanColor: 1611, silverHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
Delicious soft and decidedly shiny, this yummy yarn is eager to be something, anything, in your crocheted repertoire. The yarn slides through your fingers in a most pleasing way as you shape stitches. Its slightly marled appearance gives it a richness of tone.
Perfect for a shrug.
Plymouth Yarn Revel
Content: 85% baby alpaca, 15% merino woolPut-up: 275 yd,
251 m/1.76 oz, 50 gConstruction: singlesCare: handwash
cool, lay flat to dryColor: 10, purple hazeHook: F/5 (3.75 mm)
This light, exuberantly fuzzy yarn changes colors in long repeats (see top two petals above for some shades included in this ball). It would make a beautiful, shaded shawl.
Perfect for a solid-stitch vest or a shawl
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BOSTON (MarketWatch) — It's one thing to be a pessimist. But it's a whole 'nother thing to make money in this market despite that outlook. Yet that's exactly what three managers are doing these days, at least with some of their funds.
Jeremy Grantham, the chief investment strategist at GMO; Rob Arnott, the founder and chairman of Research Associates and manager of PIMCO's All Asset All Authority; and the team at Sequoia are not the life of the party these days.
In fact, after reading their respective commentaries, you're more likely to call your physician for a prescription for an antidepressant than to call your stockbroker with an order to buy something in this market.
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for stocks?
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Consider, for instance, just some of the pearls of despair in Grantham's latest missive.
The euro zone, for instance, is a "terrifying situation" for which the only appropriate response is "surely to be more cautious that usual." And, "the U.S., and to some extent the world, will not easily recover from the current level of debt overhang, the loss of perceived asset values, and the gross financial incompetence on a scale hitherto undreamed of."
And then there's this one: "…the U.S. in particular has rapidly acquired relative deficiencies over the last 20 years that will hamper the effective functioning and growth of its economy." And this: "I despair that this country and its government have failed to take at all seriously the most important and the most dangerous issues: depleting resources, development of a comprehensive energy policy, and, yes, global warming."
It goes on.
Read Grantham's latest report, "The Shortest Quarterly Letter Ever."
Despite that outlook, at least one of the funds in GMO's family is doing quite well, thank you very much. The GMO Quality IV GQEFX, +1.46% is up more than 10% year-to-date, while the Standard & Poor's 500 SPX, +1.43% stock index is down close to 1%.
How could that be possible, given Grantham's outlook?
According to one analyst, it's a matter of investing in the right stocks, mainly high-quality mega-cap companies with a history of paying and increasing dividends, at the right time. "Investors are flocking to these sort of companies because of the market volatility," said Todd Rosenbluth, a mutual fund analyst at S&P Capital IQ Mutual Fund Reports.
And Grantham said this of GMO Quality's performance: "We would normally count on winning in this strategy in a big down year, but in a nearly flat year this difference is a testimonial to how risk-averse investors have been at the U.S. stock level."
What's even better to note is that Grantham still considers U.S. high quality stocks to be relatively cheap.
The top 10 holdings in the GMO Quality fund include Microsoft Corp. MSFT, +2.15% Johnson & Johnson JNJ, +0.82% Cisco Systems Inc. CSCO, +0.12% Philip Morris International Inc. PM, +0.62% The Coca-Cola Company KO, +1.48% Oracle Corp. ORCL, +1.79% Pfizer Inc. PFE, +3.89% Apple Inc. AAPL, +0.73% Wal-Mart Stores Inc. WMT, +1.10% and Google Inc. GOOG (GOOG).
Read more about Grantham in this related story, GMO's Grantham: Risk doesn't pay.


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