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Sep 29th by Neil under Hints and Tips, Web Design, Wordpress
Once you start messing about with WordPress and looking to expand it to fit your websites requirements you will undoubtably want to use different headers, sidebars, footers and even comment templates.
Its actually really easy to do in WordPress and because you will be utilising files that should already exist in your template, it doesnt take long at all.
I guess most people will want to change the sidebar first, implementing new menus i.e. floating it left or right to create different page styles etc, so I will focus on sidebars but applying the principles will work for every template file mentioned above.
OK lets get started.
First create a new template file called called 'sidebar2.php' or similar and open 'the original 'sidebar.php'. Copy the code from sidebar.php and paste it into sidebar2.php. Now you have a new sidebar! Obviously you will want to make changes to the structure using CSS etc but I will leave that up to you.
Now that we have the new sidebar2.php file how to we get WordPress to display it? Just replace this line:
with this one:
You would use this line to include all your new files i.e.
However getting the new comment template to display is slightly different. You must replace this line:
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Well there you have it, you can now create as many different template files as you want and implement them on your WordPress site. Sweet!
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UF experts describe Stevens as centrist, defender of rights
Published: Saturday, April 10, 2010 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 9, 2010 at 6:36 p.m.
"I would like to be remembered as a good lawyer."
That's what Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens told about 700 law students during a visit to the University of Florida in 2008.
On Thursday, the longest-serving member of the current Supreme Court announced that he will retire in June. Stevens will be 90 on April 20.
Joe Little, professor emeritus and constitutional law expert at UF's Levin College of Law, said Stevens' retirement will inevitably alter the composition of the nation's highest court.
It's too early to predict exactly how, in Little's view.
Stevens, a Republican, was nominated to the court by President Gerald Ford and took his seat in 1975.
It was a time of extreme liberalism, and Stevens was named to replace Justice William O. Douglas, perhaps the most liberal of recent Supreme Court justices.
He served with William Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, who were also liberal justices.
"By liberal, I mean people who care about the rights of the individual and who try to defend the individual against the state," Little said.
Even though Stevens was appointed by a Republican president, Little added, "he was what we would now call a moderate Republican ... something that's pretty much gone out of existence."
Jon Mills, professor of law and director of UF's Center for Governmental Responsibility, describes Stevens as a centrist.
"He has voted his conscience as he sees it and, as with many Supreme Court appointments, his position has evolved over the years," Mills said Friday. "He has been a stabilizing influence for decades."
One of Stevens' more recent opinions bolstered rights of suspected terrorists being held at Guantanamo Bay, saying they have the right to challenge their confinement in U.S. courts.
Of the detention and torture of political prisoners, Stevens said, "We don't do that in this jurisdiction," the UF professor related.
In Little's view, Stevens' legacy will be one of "turning away from the extreme lurch to the right on the court during the latter part of his term."
President Barack Obama will have the opportunity to name a second appointee to the high court, to join new Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
"I think President Obama will be very careful to pick someone who will not slide over into the other camp," Little said. "It will probably be someone whose views are left of center, but not too far."
Little added, "Whoever he selects, he will want to get the appointment through."
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This upgraded will be done behind the scenes and should not interrupt the daily use of campus computers.
If you have a university laptop, you will need to bring your laptop to Noss Hall room 219 to be upgraded. The current office hours are Monday-Friday from 8 am to 4 pm. On June 10th the hours will change to Monday-Thursday 8 am to 10 pm and Friday 8 am to 4 pm. These hours will continue until Fall classes resume.
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Stumble upon is cool!! *norak mode on*
I thought this website is just another common search engine like Google.
No, both are totally different type of search engine. By using Stumble Upon, you can set your preferences on which topics you'd like to read most. You can either click on 'stumble' icon on the top left of your browser and then they will bring you to the random website based on your preference; or type your topic in the search field. The search results more or less are the good one related to your search terms.
Today I stumbled upon this cool video😀, this humor (no offense)😛, and the-looks-so-delicious crepes recipe
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Does anyone have any stats on the pass percentage for the Rx.NET unit tests? Do all tests for all configurations pass?
It would be nice if there was a community continuous integration infrastructure for the project where we could see unit test information from each build. I assume this exists internally at Microsoft right now.
I've ported over the Rx.NET tests to run on Mono For Android and I'd like to have a basis for comparison. My fork is out of date, so hopefully when I update I can build the windows solution and run the tests myself.
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HERNDON, Va. (WUSA9) -- Fairfax County fire officials say that at approximately 7:20 a.m. Tuesday a single family home in the 400 block of Spruce Court in Herndon, Va.
Firefighters found smoke and fire coming from the main level of the townhouse. They were able to bring it under control in approximately 20 minutes, according to officials.
Officials say the residents had already escaped after hearing the smoke alarm and weren't injured, but nine people have been displaced as a result of the fire.
The fire left behind $60,000 worth of damage, according to officials.
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HK USP compact and fullsize
XD-45 compact and two fullsize XDm 45s
I would include an Glock 21 and 30 but my Glocks currently on hand are only in 9mm and 40S&W.
The only other worthy 45s I can think of happen to be the Beretta Storm, FN 45, and the M&P45. There is an Ruger 345 but I find the P-series to be less than desireable from my experinace. Basically you get what you pay for.
If I were on an budget and wanted an 45 for carry and home defense I would be happy with an Glock 30, M&P45, or XD-45compact. Any of these will work. I think the sigs and HK's are a bit lofty in price for someone looking for an budget firearm.
Oh yea. The 1911's, if that's your thing go for it. Im just not all that into them anymore.


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Does anyone have any experience with the Skyline Drive in Virginia? We're considering a weekend trip this fall.
Does anyone have any experience with the Skyline Drive in Virginia? We're considering a weekend trip this fall.
I used to live near there but have never done any biking. Beware that it gets cold up there in a hurry. It used to be possible to see snow on your car in the morning and swim in Virginia Beach in the afternoon.
Not unreasonable for Californians but a little interesting for those of us in the east.
there can be a lot of car traffic in leaf season on the weekends. you might have less traffic farther south on the blue ridge parkway. scenery and riding is roughly the same. services are limited along both roads and its a long way down (and back up!) to any towns
grades are not steep but are long. some climbs are 6 miles, maybe more.
I've ridden pretty much the whole blue ridge parkway and skyline drive but it was a long time ago. If you have any specific q's ask -- I might still remember
Great riding there - though in peak color season I'd try to avoid Skyline Drive. I rode about 20 miles of the Parkway a couple of weeks ago as part of the Blue Ridge Extreme century ride (metric in my case) - I was surprised by the lack of traffic. This was further south than Skyline - near Waynesboro. Highly recommended!
I live about 20 miles from Skyline Drive. The leaf season will definitely bring out cars. I agree that the Blue Ridge Parkway, which connects with Skyline Drive at Afton Mountain, would likely be a better bet for quieter riding.
However, I would add that many of the roads in the nearby Shenandoah Valley offer some wonderful riding. PM if you want and I'd be happy to help identify some routes for you.
"Light it up, Popo." --Levi Leipheimer
If there are a lot of cars on the road, is there at least a decent shoulder to work with?
Although I currently live in NY I moved here from VA. I rode the Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway a lot. I agree that the SD can be busier and there is a fee to use it for cars. One memorable ride for me was just north of Mill Mountain (Roanoke VA) to the Peaks of Otter lodge and then back the next day. Several long climbs but a great ride. The lodge had a very nice all you can eat buffet. I also like Massanutten to Skyland - a nice lunch in the resturant and then back home again, also some long climbs and I have been snowed on as late a early April near Skyland. Both the paarkway and the SD haev a fair shoulder, traffic is limited in speed and there are a lot of pull offs. The problem is people don't watch the road very well (as they are gawking at the scenery) and there can be a lot of big campers.
"Of all the things I ever lost I miss my mind the most." Mark Twain
If all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.
Thanks to everyone for their replies. Based on your collective wisdom we've decided that we want to do Skyline Drive but not at the time of year we were considering. We're going to try it in the spring. Sounds like a great trip.
Be aware that although water and restrooms are relatively available, food and
accommodations can be sparse while up on the ridge, necessitating drops into
the valley on either side. You need to research this when planning the ride
if an overniter is being considered in a car free state. My one venture, long ago,
when I naively planned a trip from Dulles to Bham on the Blue Ridge, was young
and in excellent shape, banged up against this in early Oct when I realized that
my lightly loaded bike (15-18#) was going way too slow up the long hills. I got
down in the Shenandoah and was able to do the 80-100mi/day I needed to do until
rain set in in Ashville and I bailed, flying to Atlanta and biking home from there with
one day to spare out of my 10day planned trip.
There was a great thread on the long distance forum last year about a guy who rode the Blue Ridge - it can be found here: Blue Ridge Parkway...end to end. He has a link to a blog - a great read with nice pictures.
Spring is good. Personally, I like mid-June, 'cause traffic isn't too bad, a lot of the azalea, laurel, etc., are blooming, and weather is pretty mild.
Traffic's always worse in leaf season and major summer holidays, but in general the further south (i.e. away from DC) you get, the better it is. In my opinion, once you get south of Skyland, it's not too bad. The park speed limit is 35, so *most* people aren't in too big of a hurry. Still, it's not unusual for a huge RV to pass at a bad time and put the squeeze on you when a car comes from the other direction. Apart from regional population centers, (e.g. Roanoke) traffic drops off quite a bit once you get to the Blue Ridge Parkway (i.e. south of the park).
For the cyclist, hiker, or camper, another annoyance this time of year is gnat season. I don't know just when, but it seems like sometime in July or August they get thick. As soon as you stop, there's instantly a swarm all around you. They disappear when it cools off a little. They aren't as much of a problem on the parkway.
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I was really surprised at the Blue Ridge Extreme event how little traffic was on the BRP. Definitely worth a trip - though I'd stay clear of Skyline for the next month or so.
Well, you can stay clear... I ride from my house up to Big Meadows or Skyland and back pretty much every Sat. morning this time of year. Skyline isn't the problem, it's the first few miles of the climb along 33 headed up to Swift Run Gap that are awful. And, frankly, at least at the times and on the sections I ride, the traffic on Skyline and shoulder width are no worse, if not better, than most of the county roads I ride on.


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Get the Economic Situation into Focus Now!
"There is a real possibility that in our lifetime we will live through a depression worse than the 1930s and…the world as we know it ending. I think that is a real possibility. And the debt…is the financial cause of that, unless something is done." –Yaron Brook, Director of the Ayn Rand Institute (Ford Hall Forum – May 20, 2010)
Tragically, in the current political climate the truth must be faced: "We are not going to let our economy restructure. We are going to destroy it. We are going to drive it into the ground. We are going to wipe out everybody…[Those] are the politics…That is why I remain so negative on my outlook on the United States." –Peter Schiff, Economist and Noted Forecaster (Schiff Report, August 17, 2010)
BEWARE: An economic crash the likes of which the United States has never experienced is coming within at most ten years, though probably less than three. If we are lucky, it is just around the corner, because the longer it takes to unfold, the worse it will be. But what does an economic collapse mean for you and those you care about? The answers may surprise you. And the sooner you learn them, the better off you'll be.
- The Crash is going to be the defining event of the 21st century.
- If you choose to be informed, you can insulate yourself against the Crash, and even prosper!
- The Crash will literally lead to a "New World Order," but that's not necessarily all bad.
- You can experience personal and financial security, even when our already weak economy deteriorates dramatically.
- The fundamental way to prepare is to gain knowledge. Knowledge is power!
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Ever since I learned of the possibility of a coming crash, I began to study the subject intensively. Though not an expert in economics myself, I have used my expertise in processing abstract bodies of information, gained from over ten years of professional studies in history, to penetrate past the cacophony of conventional commentary and the non-essentials of the subject. As I did previously with history, I have found the experts, I have learned from them, and I have combined their technical expertise with my historical outlook to make sense of the world to come. In the Crash Course, I have revealed everything I know, so that you can protect yourself as well.
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Given the volatile position of the world financial system, and the especially precarious position of the American economy, the Crash could literally happen tomorrow. Unfortunately, honest economists will always admit that there is no way to know the precise timing of such an event given the complexity of the world political-economic system. (A couple of year ago, I predicted the fall of the Mubarak regime in a course I gave on the Islamist Entanglement. I said it woult be the next main Middle East government to fall. I could not have pegged the timing — no one could have — but, in principle, I knew it would happen soon. The same truth holds for the collapse of the economic system.)
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December 17, 2010
NOT-ES-11-003: Notice of Change in NIEHS Accepting Submissions for Research Related to the Deepwater Horizon Gulf Oil under PAR-10-083 or PAR-10-084 Mechanism for Time-Sensitive Research Opportunities in Environmental Health Sciences (R03 or R21)
December 3, 2010
NOT-OD-11-023: Correction: Reminder of Policies Affecting Submission of NIH Grant Applications for Due Dates on or after January 25, 2011http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-023.html
NOT-OD-11-025: Notice of Availability of Revised Data Tables for Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Training Grant Applications http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-025.html
November 29, 2010
NOT-ES-11-001: Notice of Change in Dates for Pre-Application Meeting and Webinar for RFA-ES-11-006 Deepwater Horizon Disaster Research Consortia: Health Impacts and Community Resiliency (U19) http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-ES-11-001.html
NOT-OD-11-021: Reminder: Policies Affecting Submission of NIH Grant Applications for Due Dates on or after January 25, 2011 http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-021.html
November 23, 2010
Reminder: Training and Related Appointments and Terminations Must Be Submitted via xTrain after January 1, 2011 http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-10-072.html
NOT-OD-11-022: Updated Application Guides and Non-competing Continuation Progress Report Instructions Posted http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-022.html
FAQs on Proposal Preparation and Award Administration, November 2010 http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/policydocs/pappguide/faqs11_1.pdf?WT.mc_id=USNSF_80
November 22, 2010
Updated Application Guides and Non-competing Continuation Progress Report Instructions Posted
National Institutes of Health
October 25, 2010
Notice of Revised NIH Term of Award on use of DUNS Number and New Term of Award on Maintaining an Active CCR Registration
National Institutes of Health
Notice of New NIH Term of Award on Transparency Act Subaward and Executive Compensation Reporting Requirements
National Institutes of Health
Notice of Revised Eligibility Requirements and Award Administration Information in NIH Funding Opportunity Announcements
National Institutes of Health
Non-Competing Grant Awards under the Current Continuing Resolution
National Institutes of Health
NIA implementation of NIH Policy on Acceptance for Review of Applications Requesting $500,000 or More in Direct Costs in a Single Year
National Institute on Aging
October 15, 2010
NOT-OD-11-012: PD/PI Verification No Longer Necessary to Submit Final Invention Statements in eRA Commons Closeout Feature http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-012.html
NOT-OD-11-001: Reminder: Submission of the PHS 416-7 Termination Notice Not Required for Kirschstein-NRSA T34 Pre-baccalaureate Trainees http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-001.html
NOT-OD-11-002: Proposal Preparation Costs Allowable as a Direct Charge for Mentored Career Development Awards http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-002.html
NOT-OD-11-003: Publication of the Revised NIH Grants Policy Statement (Rev. 10/1/2010): Policy Changes, Clarifications and Document Enhancements http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-003.html
October 14, 2010
Extramural Nexus, October 2010http://nexus.od.nih.gov/nexus/nexus.aspx?Month=10&Year=2010
October 8, 2010
eRA Commons, National Center for Biotechnology Information Partner to Provide Comprehensive Online Bibliography Portal
Congress Extends SBIR/STTR Programs Through January 31, 2011http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/sbirsttr_news.htm
October 7, 2010
NIH Announces New Program to Accelerate Research Independence http://www.nih.gov/news/health/oct2010/od-06.htm
NOT-OD-11-010: New Procedures and Instructions for Submitting Annual Progress Reports for Multi-Year Funded (MYF) Awards http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-010.html
NOT-HL-11-121: Corrections to PAR-10-285 NHLBI Program Project (P01) Applications
Study Section Meeting Podcast: "Scoring Your Application"http://grants.nih.gov/grants/news.htm#20101005b
Application Forms Updatedhttp://grants.nih.gov/grants/news.htm#20101005a
Archived September 22 Webcast Available for "Does Your Research Raise Security Concerns? Strategies for Promoting Responsible Research in the Life Sciences (OBA) http://oba.od.nih.gov/biosecurity/internationalwebcast_europe2010.html
October 4, 2010
NOT-OD-11-008: Updated Electronic Application Forms Required for F, K, T and D Submissions with Due Dates of Jan. 25, 2011 and Beyondhttp://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-11-008.html
NOT-OD-10-140: New Time Limit for NIH Resubmission Applications http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-10-140.html
NIH Clinical Center Offers Sabbatical in Clinical Research Management http://www.nih.gov/news/health/sep2010/cc-29.htm
Court Lets Stem Cell Funding Continue http://voices.washingtonpost.com/checkup/2010/09/stem_cell_funding_ruling_await.html
NIH Announces Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities http://www.nih.gov/news/health/sep2010/nimhd-27.htm
NSF 11-1: Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide, January 2011 http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/policydocs/pappguide/nsf11001/index.jsp?org=NSF
September 22, 2010
The Government Accountability Office on Monday released a new report, "National Institutes of Health: Awarding Process, Awarding Criteria, and Characteristics of Extramural Grants Made with Recovery Act Funding." The report describes the detailed review process NIH used to consider Recovery Act applications and the specific experiences of NIAID, NCI, and NHLBI. Following its review, GAO offered no recommendations or criticisms of NIH's process for distributing Recovery Act funds.
Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday hosted a roundtable discussion with university presidents to discuss investments in university research made through the Recovery Act.
The Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) has posted, "Guidance on Withdrawal of Subjects from Research: Data Retention and Other Related Issues." The document provides OHRP's first formal guidance on this topic. A draft version was made available for public comment through a notice in the Federal Register on December 1, 2008.
September 17, 2010
The September issue of NIH Extramural Nexus is available on-line. This month's newsletter is the first since Dr. Sally Rockey was named permanent NIH Deputy Director for Extramural Research. Articles discuss the closing of the error correction window for electronic grant submissions, the new ARRA quarterly reporting period beginning October 1, and the new FFATA subaward reporting requirements.
NIH on Monday posted in the NIH Guide a revised policy on applicant institution responsibilities for ensuring that Just-in-Time submissions are accurate and current at the time of award.
The new issue of Peer Review Notes, published by the NIH Centers for Scientific Review, is now available. Highlighted are pilot projects aimed at reducing the need for special emphasis review panels and the new limits on post-submission supplementary materials. The issue also features a top ten list of positive changes for reviewers.
Secretary of HHS Katherine Sebelius announced in the August 31 Federal Register that the name of the HHS "Office of Public Health and Science'' has been changed to the ''Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health." The current Assistant Secretary for Health (ASH) is Dr. Howard K. Koh, M.D., M.P.H.
September 10, 2010
NOT-OD-10-135: Enhancing Peer Review: Reminder of and Correction to Previous Notice on A2 Resubmission Opportunities for Eligible Applications
NOT-RM-10-014: Notice of Correction to Application Instructions for the 2011 NIH Director's New Innovator Award Program (RFA-RM-10-009) http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-RM-10-014.html
NOT-ES-10-012: Notice of Intent to Publish a Request for Applications for Gulf Oil Research Consortia: Impacts on Health of Residents (U19) http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-ES-10-012.html
September 8, 2010
NOT-OD-10-128: Clarification on the Roles of NIH Scientific Review Groups (SRG) and Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees (IACUC) in Review of Vertebrate Animal Research
NOT-OH-10-008: NIOSH Policy on Resubmission (Amended) Applications
New Podcast Series on Application Review
NIH to Require all Applications to be Submitted in Response to a Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) Published in the NIH Guide to Grants and Contracts
National Institutes of Health
BP Provides $10 Million To Support Study of Health Issues Relating To Gulf Oil Spill
HOUSTON - BP today announced it is providing $10 million to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) under its Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GRI) to support a study of potential public health issues relating to the Gulf oil spill and other spill-related health research. The GRI is a 10-year, $500 million independent research program established by BP to better understand and mitigate the environmental and potential health effects of the Gulf spill.
Notice of Intent to Publish a Request for Applications for Gulf Oil Research Consortia: Impacts on Health of Residents
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, in partnership with several NIH Institutes/Centers/Offices, intend to promote a new initiative by publishing a Request for Applications (RFA) to solicit applications to examine the impacts of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster on health and quality of life of the general population residing in the Gulf Coast Region. In addition to the potential for exposure to oil and chemical mixtures, dispersants, etc., residents in the Gulf region are experiencing economic hardship, job loss, resettlements and other forms of psychological distress which may all impact health and quality of life. The intent of this RFA is to create one or more community-based participatory consortia of university-community partners to address the health issues of concern to the residents. By developing multi-project programs that may include population and associated laboratory-based research projects, it is anticipated that the outcomes of these programs will be to better understand the interplay and impact of multiple stressors on human health and well-being and the potential underlying mechanisms for effects observed. In addition, the findings will establish the evidence base needed to inform recovery and to develop strategies to prevent illness and promote the health and well-being of populations faced in this and other future man-made and natural disasters.
This notice is being provided to allow potential applicants sufficient time to develop meaningful collaborations and responsive projects.
August 23, 2010
NSF Updates Training Requirement Frequently Asked Questions
The National Science Foundation has updated its list of frequently asked questions related to the requirement that project submissions include plans to assure that students and postdoctoral researchers receive training in the responsible conduct of research. Questions address how the requirement flows down to subrecipients, and whether grant funds can be used to pay for training.http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/policydocs/rcr/rcrfaqs.jsp
NIH, Other Agencies, Eliminate Error Correction Window Beginning Next January
In response to comments received after a request for information was published earlier this year, the National Institutes of Health, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will eliminate the error correction window for grant applications, the agencies announced Aug. 16. "Eliminating the error correction window will ensure consistent and fair deadlines for all applicants and better align these agencies' application submission processes with the submission processes of other federal agencies," they said. The window, implemented in 2005, was meant only to be a temporary fix "to facilitate the transition from paper to electronic submission of grant applications." The change will be in effect for submissions due on or after Jan. 25, 2011.http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-10-123.html
August 16, 2010
eSNAP User Guidehttp://era.nih.gov/docs/eSNAP_UG_v184.108.40.206_041210.pdf
Extramural Nexus, August 2010 http://nexus.od.nih.gov/nexus/nexus.aspx?Month=08&Year=2010
Congress Extends SBIR/STTR Programs Through September 30, 2010) http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/sbirsttr_news.htm
July 23, 2010
Commons Version 220.127.116.11 eSNAP, MyBib, xTrain, and Commons Release Notes
Adobe Reader version 9.3.2 compatible with Grants.gov
July 9, 2010
Federal-wide Efforts to Develop Common Forms
The Federal Financial Report and the Research Performance Progress Report, the result of two Federal-wide streamlining efforts, will relieve grantees from the administrative burdens associated with the array of different forms and systems used by Federal research funding agencies.
Federal Financial Report: The Federal Financial Report (FFR) is replacing the Federal Cash Transactions Report (SF 272) and the Financial Status Report (FSR SF269 or SF269A). The Payment Management System has already implemented the federal cash data portion of the new report, see NOT-OD-10-038. NIH will begin pilot testing an eRA Commons solution (electronic FFR) for submission of the actual expenditure data portion of the report during August and September 2010. NIH plans to open the new financial reporting to all grantee institutions October 1, 2010, and require use of the electronic FFR for all grantee institutions as of January 1, 2011.
Research Performance Progress Report: The White House recently released the final format of the Research Performance Progress Report, a universal, standardized progress-reporting format for research and research-related activities for Federal grantees. The new progress report resulted from an initiative of the Research Business Models Subcommittee (co-chaired by Acting OER Director Dr. Sally Rockey) of the Committee on Science, a committee of the National Science and Technology Council. NIH is presently evaluating the format in light of the non-competing continuation progress report we currently use. An NIH implementation plan will be posted by January 2011.
New and Updated eRA Resources Save You Time and Energy
eRA's systems are custom built to meet the unique needs of our grantees. In recent months, NIH has released numerous products to aid you in the use of eRA's systems.
•Updated User Guides have been released for Commons and the eSNAP (Electronic Streamlined Non-competing Award Process) feature, providing detailed, illustrated instructions on the features and functions of each module.
•Redesigned eRA and Applying Electronically websites provide how-to's, updated FAQs, tips, presentations, and news for pre- and post-award processes.
•A new Self Help page on the eRA website offers a frequently updated "What Users Are Asking" section, among other resources.
Stay tuned for a series of eRA Virtual School demonstrations regarding the integration of Commons and My NCBI, as well as an all-OER FAQ database, projected to arrive by early fall.
SNAP Progress Reports Become All Electronic
If you are submitting a progress report for a SNAP (Streamlined Noncompeting Award Process) eligible award, as of August 1 you must submit electronically using the eSNAP module in eRA Commons (see June 2010 Nexus article). An updated eSNAP User Guide can assist first time users with this process. For technical assistance, contact the eRA Help Desk.
Make that Application Complete Upon Initial Submission
In the fall (starting with applications submitted for the September 25, 2010 receipt date), NIH will implement a new policy restricting the types of late grant application materials we will accept. The policy will encourage applications to be complete and ready for review upon submission.
We understand that sometimes events happen after the application has been submitted and before the review takes place that reviewers need to know about in order to provide an informed evaluation of the application. To accommodate these unforeseen circumstances, we will continue to allow certain types of late materials, such as:
•Revised budget page(s) (e.g., change in budget request due to new funding or institutional acquisition)
•Biographical sketches (e.g., change in senior/key personnel due to the loss of an investigator)
•Letters of support or collaboration resulting from a change in senior/key personnel due to the loss of an investigator
•Adjustments resulting from natural disasters (e.g., loss of an animal colony)
•Adjustments resulting from change of institution (e.g., PI moved to another university)
•News of an article accepted for publication
As before, these materials must be received 30 days prior to the initial peer review and require the concurrence of the Authorized Organizational Representative to be included in the application. In addition, investigators will be able to submit a one-page explanation to accompany these materials.
We will not accept substantial changes to the application such as updates to the Specific Aims or the Research Strategy, late-breaking research findings, supplemental pages, and new letters of support that do not meet the afore mentioned situation. These materials should be included in the initial application submission.
Note that there is an exception for many types of training programs. For these programs we will allow three pages of post-submission materials to present new information or data about the applicants that was not available at the time of application submission.
To read more about these new policies, see the Enhancing Peer Review Advance Notice: New NIH Policy on Post-Submission Application Materials (NOT-OD-10-091) and Enhancing Peer Review: Advance Notice on Post-Submission Application Materials for NIH Training and Related Applications (NOT-OD-10-104).
July 7, 2010
How to Pick a Project
Before you choose a project, it's a good idea to have a plan for your future research goals based on the research you have been doing. Read the full article here.
In the Court of Appeals, Revision Is the Verdict
If you are submitting a new application after running out of resubmissions, you'll need to decide what to do if the Center for Scientific Review (CSR) rejects the application as insufficiently different from the previous one. Read the full article here.
ARRA Is Starting to Make a Lasting Impression
It's too early to assess the legacy of ARRA, but we can see one long-term benefit already. Read the full article here.
Get Help from NIH to Repay Your Student Loans
NIH's Loan Repayment Programs (LRP) may repay up to $35,000 of your educational debt each year if you commit at least two years to conducting qualified research and you're an eligible doctoral-level clinician or researcher. Read the full article here.
June 18, 2010
New Videos Reveal How NIH Identifies the Most Promising Research Applications
NOT-OD-10-104: Enhancing Peer Review: Advance Notice on Post-Submission Application Materials for NIH Training and Related Applications
June 11, 2010
My NCBI Tool to Replace eRA Commons for Bibliography Management
Update of the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals
Postdoc Podcast Posted
NIH - Clinical Trials
On May 1, 2010, OER launched an expanded informational Web site to help NIH applicants and grantees better understand their roles and responsibilities related to the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 (FDAAA). The statute expands ClinicalTrials.gov (the National Library of Medicine's clinical trials registry and results database) and imposes new requirements that apply to certain clinical trials, including certain trials supported in whole or in part by NIH funds.
The expanded site provides an overview of FDAAA specifically as it relates to NIH grants and cooperative agreements supporting "applicable clinical trials." The site provides step-by-step guidance to help grantees comply with the statute throughout the lifecycle of their grant and trial. It includes clear descriptions of the NIH-specific "certifications of compliance" with the statute required for all competing applications and non-competing continuation progress reports that include applicable clinical trials. The site also has expanded FAQs, including a new section on results reporting.
While FDAAA only requires registration and results reporting for certain trials, the NIH strongly encourages registration of all clinical trials whether required by law or not.
June 4, 2010
eRA Commons has partnered with the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) to link NCBI's personal online tool, "My NCBI," to the Commons. My NCBI offers an online portal-"My Bibliography"-for users to maintain and manage a list of all of their authored works. As of April 2010, linking a Commons account to a new or existing My NCBI account allows references saved in My Bibliography to automatically appear in users' Commons accounts. ERA Commons: Manage Your Professional Bibliography (My NCBI)
>>Click here for more information
As of May 20, 2010, the NIH has updated its SF424 (R&R) application guide.
See http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/424/index.htm
Notable changes: Application Guides have been updated to include new and revised NIH policies such as a clarification to the Vertebrate Animal section of the Research Plan in Part I; an update to the Vertebrate Animal section in Part III; an emphasis on the prohibition on using the appendix to circumvent page limits per NOT-OD-10-077http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-10-077.html; an update to the instructions for "Type of Application" field in the 424 Cover Component per NOT-OD-10-052http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/not-od-10-052.html. A description of the more notable edits is attached http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/424/appl_g more information
April 16, 2010
NOT-OD-10-081: Guidance on Confirming Appropriate Charges to NIH Awards during Periods of Noncompliance for Activities Involving Animals>>Click here for more information
NOT-OD-10-083: Update of Sample Animal Welfare Assurance for Foreign Institutions>>Click here for more information
April 15, 2010
NOT-OD-10-077: Policy Reminder Concerning Appendix Materials for All NIH/AHRQ/NIOSH Grant Applications >>Click here for more information
NOT-OD-10-080: Enhancing Peer Review: Clarification of Resubmission Policy and Determination of New Application Status>>Click here for more information
April 14, 2010
eRA Commons Electronic Streamlined Non-competing Award Process (eSNAP) User Guide (System Version 126.96.36.199; Document Version 184.108.40.206)>>Click here for more information
Applying Electronically for Grants>>Click here for more information
April 13, 2010
FY 2009 NIH Data Book Released>>Click here for more information
All Personnel Report FAQs Posted>>Click here for more information
April 9, 2010
4/6/10 FR: Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program Intellectual Property Option to Collaborator; Request for Comments>>Click here for more information
April 2, 2010
NOT-OD-10-079: Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Award Levels Adjusted to $150,000 (Phase I) and $1,000,000 (Phash.gov/grants/guide/norting requirements for agencies for data related to grants and contracts, which appear to exceed those mandated under the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act (see usaspending.gov).
Agencies generally have two years to spend the funds. (The March issue of RRC will provide more details on agencies' plans for the funding.) Link: Initial Implementing Guidance for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.The National Institutes of Health posted the broad outlines of how it plans to spend its $10.4 billion on Feb. 25. The stimulus funding represents a 36% increase in its current budget. The largest chunk, $8.2 billion, will be used "in support of scientific research priorities," with $7.4 billion "transferred to the Institutes and Centers and Common Fund, based on a percentage-based formula," according to NIH. Another $800 million will go the director's office for cross-institute funding. Reports differ as to whether NIH will issue requests for new grant applications or fund already approved but unfunded proposals. NIH also said more information would be forthcoming.
The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology also issued information it said came from a briefing with NIH Acting Executive Director Raynard Kington. Links:: NIH's Role in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA); NIH Outlines How It Will Spend the Stimulus Funds.
The National Science Foundation's $3 billion from the stimulus law will go "directly into the hands of the nation's best and brightest researchers at the forefront of promising discoveries, to deserving graduate students at the start of their careers, and to developing advanced scientific tools and infrastructure that will be broadly available to the research community," NSF Director Arden L. Bement said in a Feb. 24 statement. No other details have been provided, although the National Science Board met for two days earlier this week to deliberate on the new funding as well as other issues. Link: www.nsf.gov/recovery; Statement by Arden L. Bement, Jr., Director, National Science Foundation, on the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009
.Other research agencies receiving large sums under the law include $600 million for the National Institute of Science and Technology; $1 billion for NASA, of which $400 million is for research; and $1.6 billion to the Departfor Individual National Research Service Awards (Fs) and Confirming Plans to Transition Individual Research Career Development Awards (Ks)
>>Click here for more inf NIH Announces the Availability of Adobe-Based Grant Application Forms
National Institutes of Health
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NINDS Change in Policy for Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grants (T32)
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
>>Click here for more information
Earlier this year, NIH announced a number of changes to its peer review
system as a result of a year-long review. On Wednesday, the NIH posted three
notices related to the implementation of the previously announced changes.
The notices include a revised implementation timeline, as well as the
revised review criteria and scoring system that will be used beginning for
applications received for potential funding in fiscal year 2010.
>>Click here for notice NOT-OD-09-023
>>Click here for notice NOT-OD-09-024
>>Click here for notice NOT-OD-09-025
Update to AHRQ Administrative and Program Expansion Grant Supplement Policy>>Click here for more information
Revised New and Early Stage Investigator Policies
National Institutes of Health
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CDC/NIOSH Set Transition from PureEdge to Adobe Application Forms for December 2008 and Plan Subsequent Transition of PAR-08-070 to Electronic Submission
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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NIH Announces the Availability of Adobe-Based Grant Application Forms
National Institutes of Health
>>Click here for more information
NINDS Change in Policy for Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grants (T32)
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
>>Click here for more information
Earlier this year, NIH announced a number of changes to its peer review
system as a result of a year-long review. On Wednesday, the NIH posted three
notices related to the implementation of the previously announced changes.
The notices include a revised implementation timeline, as well as the
revised review criteria and scoring system that will be used beginning for
applications received for potential funding in fiscal year 2010.
>>Click here for notice NOT-OD-09-023
>>Click here for notice NOT-OD-09-024
>>Click here for notice NOT-OD-09-025
Update to AHRQ Administrative and Program Expansion Grant Supplement Policy>>Click here for more information
Revised New and Early Stage Investigator Policies
National Institutes of Health
>>Click here for more information
CDC/NIOSH Set Transition from PureEdge to Adobe Application Forms for December 2008 and Plan Subsequent Transition of PAR-08-070 to Electronic Submission
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
>>Click here for more information


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When will Arizona see hottest temperatures of the summer?
PHOENIX - Valley residents have been feeling the heat for some time now, but when will we see our hottest day of the summer?
The National Climatic Data Center released a map showing expected dates for when states around the country will see their hottest day of the season. By looking at the 30-year average high temperature every day in the U.S., scientists could pinpoint an estimate as to when the highest maximum temperature in an area would normally peak.
Monsoons from July to September in Arizona and New Mexico typically mean our states see their warmest days in June, whereas most temperatures in the U.S. tend to increase through the month of July.
So when exactly will we be topping out on the thermometer?
Those in the southeast corner of the state can expect to feel the heat between now and June 30. Valley residents and others across central Arizona will experience the warmest weather between July 6 and 10, and those in the northwest corner can expect the highest temps between July 16 and 20.
Based on the map, Texas may be the only state with the widest range of temperature highs. Some areas in the region are expected to reach their boiling point in June while other areas will in August.
The map is an indicator for the average hottest day, but temperatures could vary this year because of new weather and climate patterns.


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MV grad dies in crash
A Mountain View Class of 2011 graduate was killed in a Nov. 27 Harford Twp. crash that also claimed the life of a Dunmore man.
Christina Voorheis, 18, Clifford, and Alec Katchur, 21,Dunmore, were pronounced dead at the scene after a4 a.m.accident onFair Hill Rd.
Katchur was driving the 1996 Dodge Ram truck when the pickup left the road, rolled over and hit a tree.
Another passenger, Curtis Herbert, 21,New Milford, had to be extricated mechanically from the vehicle. He was transported by air ambulance toCommunityMedicalCenter,Scranton, for treatment of injuries, according to police.
Police said Voorheis and Kratchur died from multiple traumatic injuries and the two were not wearing seatbelts at the time of the crash. Herbert was wearing a seatbelt, police said.


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Talk of abortion, drugs, homosexuality and racial politics all figure in the one-hour introduction of this series on the N, serving notice that the teen-oriented cable franchise isn't screwing around. Although the situations generally fall somewhere between "Afterschool Special" and "The OC," an attractive young cast sells the soapy antics for about as much as they're worth, as a trio of teens discover they're not in Ohio anymore.
Talk of abortion, drugs, homosexuality and racial politics all figure in the one-hour introduction of this series on the N, serving notice that the teen-oriented cable franchise isn't screwing around. Although the situations generally fall somewhere between "Afterschool Special" and "The OC," an attractive young cast sells the soapy antics for about as much as they're worth, as a trio of teens discover they're not in Ohio anymore.Their new digs are rather in California, where the family has relocated, though they still say grace over dinner. The twist, such as it is, is that the Carlin clan includes an adopted African-American son who's a brainiac, Clay (Danso Gordon), as well as his cheerleader sis Spencer (Gabrielle Christian) and basketball-star brother Glen (Chris Hunter), who's allegedly a hotshot but from the game footage lends credence to the whole "white men can't jump" thing. Adjusting can be tough, of course, especially when a raving bitch (Valery Ortiz) runs the cheerleading squad and her boyfriend, Aiden (Matthew Cohen), is the star point guard, one who resents having Glen stealing the limelight. Oh, and Spencer also quickly befriends a quirky girl (Mandy Musgrave) who prefers girls now, though she once dated Aiden, but that was so, like, sophomore year. Series creator Thomas W. Lynch knows the teen-soap territory (his credits include "The Secret World of Alex Mack"), but this is clearly an edgier treatment meant to address teens on a shoulder-to-shoulder level. Yet with the exception of Clay, who is arrested and harassed by L.A. police for "Driving While Black," the web of relationships doesn't feel particularly fresh, mirroring the recent spate of nighttime teen serials. Nor are the other leads perhaps as sympathetic as they could be, what with everyone looking like they just stumbled out of the Abercrombie & Fitch catalog. Glen comes across as an amiable goof, while Christian and Gordon fare better as his siblings, encountering more difficulty adapting to their new surroundings. That said, credit the cable net (which is devoted to preschoolers as Noggin during the day) with dabbling in this sort of original half-hour fare, building on "Degrassi: The Next Generation" to maximize its primetime real estate. As for interesting footnotes, "South of Nowhere" is shot in a California correctional facility. For plenty of teens, it's hard to imagine a better venue to approximate the high school experience.
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Camera, Tobi Datum; production design, Caroline Foellmer; editor, Jeff Hodge; music, Lee Wall; casting, John Mulkeen. 60 MIN.
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A soccer jamboree will take place Saturday, August 15, at Washington High School.
Teams from Southside, Northside, Washington and Williamston will play.
Admission is free. The event begins at 9:30 a.m.
Washington High School is located on Slatestone Road in Washington.
The Washington varsity soccer team also plays at home Monday at 5:00 p.m. as they take on JA Holmes from Edenton in their first game of the season.


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-Chart-topping pop star Ke$ha, responding to "the haters" who have judged her harshly over the past few weeks. The 23-year-old "Tik Tok" singer has been taking an awful beating in the press because of her appearances on "Saturday Night Live," "American Idol" and even on last night's episode of "The Simpsons." But when MTV News' James Montgomery asked her about the criticism while at the Bamboozle festival this past weekend, she shrugged it off. "I don't really know what he thinks, but you've got to live your life," she said of frequent critic Perez Hilton. "I don't care. I mean, do you care if I like your shirt? I mean, I do like it, but what if I didn't? Would you change it? Probably not. And you shouldn't."
It's all part of a greater philosophy for Ke$ha, who crafted her debut album Animal continues to tear up the Billboard chart. "One of the main things I wanted to do with this record, in this climate of the planet, right now, is just have 'f—-off' fun. I'm not pretentious, I'm not a bitch, I'm just having fun," she laughed. "It's pop music, and hopefully, people that like the music are embracing that mentality, that, like there are things to be taken seriously, but … me trying to get people to have so much fun, I don't feel like I need to be pretentious about it."


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Diablo 3 Several Thousand Bot Users and Cheaters Banned by Blizzard
Blizzard has banned "several thousand" Diablo 3 users who are using bots or cheating! Read on for details.
If you're one of the many Diablo 3 bot users, you might be wondering why you suddenly can't log in to your account and play normally. Well, as it turns out, Blizzard has gone ban-hammer crazy and has banned "several thousand" Diablo 3 players for using bots and cheating.
The announcement was made on Blizzard's forum where Community Manager Lylirra issued the following statement, which you can read in full below.
We've recently issued account bans to several thousand Diablo III players who were found to be using botting programs while playing. In addition to undermining the spirit of fair play, botting, hacking, and other forms of cheating can also cause technical problems with the game as well as contribute to performance issues with the Battle.net service. To learn more about our exploitation policy for Diablo III and how it may affect your gameplay, please visit our official support site.
As always, maintaining a stable, safe, and enjoyable online environment for legitimate players is very important to us, and we'll be continuing to keep watch on Battle.net and take action as needed. In the meantime, if you wish to report the possible use of botting programs to Blizzard, please see this thread for more information. (We will also be adding the ability for players to report this kind of behavior directly through the game client in a future patch.)
The same post also reveals that Blizzard will be adding an ability for users to report cheaters and those who use bots in an upcoming patch.
Bots and cheaters in Diablo 3 are a much bigger deal compared to other multiplayer games since real world money runs through its auction house.
Are you still playing Diablo 3? Have you noticed bots and cheaters littering about? Can this move by Blizzard stem the cheating or is it a tad too late at this point?
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Natalie Grant Working On New Album
Christian pop/rock recording artist Natalie Grant is currently working on a new album.
The title of the album and the release date is yet to be announced.
Natalie Grant, "So many asking about new record. No release date quite yet - sorry! I have to finish it 1st. But I know it'll come out sometime in 2013."
Natalie Grant is working on the record in a studio in her house.
Grant, "1 of many reasons I'm grateful for a studio in my house: when I finish late recording session, I walk upstairs & go to bed."
Grant's previous record released in 2010 and was titled Love Revolution. The album contained songs such as "Your Great Name," and "Alive."
Stay tuned for more information coming soon about Natalie Grant's new project.
READ HERE Natalie Grant and Charlotte Gambill Embark on Highly Anticipated Second Annual Dare To Be Tour in January 2013
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Date: 5/6/2013
Start Time: 6:30 PM
End Time: 7:30 PM
Join us for an informative talk about Thomas Jefferson and the gardens he helped to establish at his home in Virginia. You will be able to view various photographs of the flowers, trees and vegetables taken first hand from the gardens, as well as learn about his life as a naturalist rather than a politician. An array of books will also be on hand detailing the landscape and layout of the gardens.Findlay-Hancock County Public Library
Location: Lindamood Room
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Playa Grande lies immediately north and west of Playa Tamarindo and is really the continuation of the same arcing beach. It is divided from Playa Tamarindo by the estuary of the Matapalo River, which can be forded on foot at times of low tide. Please be careful, as crocodiles do inhabit the river, but usually not near the ocean.
Even though Playa Grande is a short walk from Playa Tamarindo, it can be a 30 minute ride in a vehicle. The lack of any bridges over the river forces people to drive all the way back to Huacas (see our map) to move from one beach to the other by road.
Grande, as a town, has far fewer amenities that Tamarindo, but its feeling of remoteness is appealing to many vacationers. Currently, questions about development hang over Grande, because of the government's active interest in preserving the shoreline and turtle nesting areas.
The Grande beach is where leatherback turtles come to lay their eggs. The leatherbacks take over the beach from November to April. They dig their nests one meter deep, lay their eggs and cover the pit with sand, returning once again to the sea. After 60 to 90 days, the hatchlings emerge and immediately make their way back to the water. Along the treacherous path, which measures only a few meters, they are easy pray for crabs, seabirds and various mammals, which means only a few of them are able to survive. Sometimes Pacific Ridley turtles also arrive to nest as they do at Santa Ana and Corcovado National Park.
This sea turtle can measure up to 2.5 meters and weigh around 700 kilos. Unlike other turtles, this species has no hard shell, but rather a black, leathery skin with ridges running lengthwise. It is the epitome of a nomad and its favorite food is the poisonous jellyfish. Like all other sea turtles, the leatherback spends its life in the warm, tropical seas, coming ashore only when the females nests.
Playa Ventanas lies just outside of the Las Baulas National Marine Park next to Playa Grande from where one can reach Ventanas beach as well as Playa Carbon. Nearby Cerro El Mono can be climbed being bordered by platforms and rocky cliffs, in which in low tide, it is possible to observe colorful small fishes.


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Nails Inc nail bars are known for their many walls of nail polish as they are able to offer an extensive catalogue of 100 different colours. All of the colours are manufactured within Britain and share names with famous London Boroughs and streets.
Founder of Nail Inc, Thea Green, explained that from day one of the company launch they already had about sixty colours because the idea was they wanted to get their product into the public and not just at the nail bars. They said that colour ideas usually seem to coincide with the catwalk trends so they spent some time looking for some great colours, materials, and ingredients.
It's ironic now because Green explains that now paint suppliers actually knock on their door with colour ideas. At the moment the best selling polish colour of the line is Porchester Square which is a muted mushroom colour. Their cobalt blue Baker Street polish is also a large hit right now because Beyonce wears it.
Green added that she loves hearing customers ask for a colour using its name because she really enjoys the naming process. She likely enjoys the profits as well given the fact that nail polish is actually a very large business right now.
Along the lines of the lipstick index, there seems to be a nail bomb hitting. During a recession lipstick sales usually go through the roof as people treat themselves to more affordable treats, and this time around nail polish seems to be following suit.
People love colour and fashion is getting livelier to provide an alternative outlook to the bleak economy. Therefore, for those that cannot afford to purchase a new coat in a bright colour, the option to buy a bright nail polish is always right there.


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Author returning to roots at Temecula book club appearance
Carrie Arcos has certainly set the bar high.
Of course, the roots for a writing career that began with a National Book Award nomination were first nurtured more than two decades ago in Southwest County, where she spent her teenage years as Carrie Lawler.
She made sandwiches at Togo's, ran cross country and track at Temecula Valley High School, took in movies at Temeku Cinemas and rode horses through the local orange groves. In between all that, her love for writing grew and grew and grew.
"I did know that I wanted to become a writer all along," said Arcos, 39. "I know a lot of writers have said they wanted to write since they were kids and that was definitely true for me."
Now, local teens can hear her story at Thursday's meeting of the Temecula High School Book Club, where Arcos will be on hand to discuss her roots as a writer, as well as her debut effort, "Out of Reach," which was a 2012 National Book Award finalist in young person's literature about a young woman's search for her missing addict brother.
What: Temecula Valley High School grad Carrie Arcos (locals might know her better as Carrie Lawler) will talk about her debut effort, "Out of Reach," a young adult novel that follows a teenage girl as she searches for her missing addict brother.
When: 5:30 p.m. Thursday
Where: Barnes & Noble at 40570 Winchester Road in Temecula
Call: (951) 695-7300, ext. 2125
The club will meet at 5:30 p.m. in the café area at Barnes & Noble at 40570 Winchester Road in Temecula.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for our kids," Chaparral High School librarian Sandy Wren said. "To have an author who was a student at a high school here, this will be very inspirational for them. ... Everyone seems to know someone who knows someone who does drugs or has problems with it. This is something that interests our students."
Wren's family, as it happens, grew up on the same Temecula street as the author's family did upon arriving from Albany, N.Y. Known as Carrie Lawler then, Arcos attended Temecula Middle School and graduated from Temecula Valley High School in 1991. Among the teachers who had profound effects on Arcos' career as a writer was high school English teacher Donna Dutton, a face who resurfaced at Arcos' book launch last fall.
"I got teary-eyed; she got teary-eyed," Arcos said. "She was someone that always encouraged me and was always inspirational. She had a huge effect on me as a writer and it was so great to see her come out."
Upon graduating from Temecula Valley, Arcos attended Westmont College in Santa Barbara and Gordon College in Wenham, Ma. She later earned her master's from Cal State Los Angeles in English and creative writing, got married and had three children.
Arcos, however, was teaching -- first high school students and later college students -- when she got the itch to really, finally, pursue writing. After an attempt to pen a science fiction novel didn't quite pan out, Arcos decided to try her hand at a genre and topic -- she said she had been struggling for years with a family member's bout with addiction -- that hit closer to home.
"I had just finished writing this really crappy science fiction novel and I thought, 'Oh, this is so not working," Arcos said. "I asked myself, 'What do I really love to read?' Young adult literature has been something I followed for years and as a teacher I was always keeping up with what was current to be able to recommend to students."