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The finale of The Hills season five is Sunday, and you know what that means? Almost time to bid adieu to Lauren Conrad. Sad, but life goes on . . . with new cast member Kristin Cavallari. I wonder how she'll fare, but until next season, let's take a trip down Hollywood Boulevard and recap the best outfits of season five.
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Dr. Eric A. Rose, SIGA's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, noted, "This new Request for Proposal confirms the Government's commitment to a robust biodefense and the procurement of meaningful, new medical countermeasures against the most serious biothreats. SIGA intends to respond to this Request for Proposal, and we believe that we are well positioned to meet the Government's needs."
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Anatomy of an Epidemic: Magic Bullets, Psychiatric Drugs, and the Astonishing Rise of Mental Illness in AmericaIn this astonishing and startling book, award-winning science and history writer Robert Whitaker investigates a medical mystery: Why has the number of disabled mentally ill in the United States tripled over the past two decades? Every day, 1,100 adults and children are added to the government disability rolls because they have become newly disabled by mental illness, with this epidemic spreading most rapidly among our nation's children. What is going on? Ā Anatomy of an Epidemic challenges readers to think through that question themselves. First, Whitaker investigates what is known today about the biological causes of mental disorders. Do psychiatric medications fix "chemical imbalances" in the brain, or do they, in fact, create them? Researchers spent decades studying that question, and by the late 1980s, they had their answer. Readers will be startled--and dismayed--to discover what was reported in the scientific journals. Ā Then comes the scientific query at the heart of this book: During the past fifty years, when investigators looked at how psychiatric drugs affected long-term outcomes, what did they find? Did they discover that the drugs help people stay well? Function better? Enjoy good physical health? Or did they find that these medications, for some paradoxical reason, increase the likelihood that people will become chronically ill, less able to function well, more prone to physical illness? Ā This is the first book to look at the merits of psychiatric medications through the prism of long-term results. Are long-term recovery rates higher for medicated or unmedicated schizophrenia patients? Does taking an antidepressant decrease or increase the risk that a depressed person will become disabled by the disorder? Do bipolar patients fare better today than they did forty years ago, or much worse? When the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) studied the long-term outcomes of children with ADHD, did they determine that stimulants provide any benefit? Ā By the end of this review of the outcomes literature, readers are certain to have a haunting question of their own: Why have the results from these long-term studies--all of which point to the same startling conclusion--been kept from the public? Ā In this compelling history, Whitaker also tells the personal stories of children and adults swept up in this epidemic. Finally, he reports on innovative programs of psychiatric care in Europe and the United States that are producing good long-term outcomes. Our nation has been hit by an epidemic of disabling mental illness, and yet, as Anatomy of an Epidemic reveals, the medical blueprints for curbing that epidemic have already been drawn up. Ā |
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Thinking Of A Seasonal National Park Job? Here's Where To Look
It's bitterly cold, you're tired of snow and ice, and a seasonal job in a beautiful, and warm, location somewhere in the National Park System sounds ideal. So where do you look?
CaliParks: A New Way To Discover And Share Your Parks In California
Parks and technology — for some park lovers never the twain shall meet. Parks are where you go to escape from technology. But for many others, technology is a way to discover, enjoy, and share experiences and a love for parks.
California Senators Introduce Legislation To Expand Death Valley, Joshua Tree National Parks, Create National Monuments
Congress, which in December passed legislation that created a number of new national park units, is now being asked to expand by 75,000 acres the Mojave National Preserve as well as Death Valley and Joshua Tree national parks, while also being called upon to create two new national monuments.
NPCA: Desert Sunlight Solar Farm Evidence Of Why California Desert Protection And Recreation Act Is Needed
The timing no doubt was coincidence, but while Interior Secretary Sally Jewell was celebrating the country's largest solar project in California, two U.S. senators were introducing legislation to protect desert landscapes in the state.
Desert Lands In Three California Parks Being Protected Through Partnership Efforts
Many national parks include inholdings, privately-owned property which poses a potential threat for development that would be detrimental to surrounding park lands. Unfortunately, Congress often fails to appropriate funds in a timely fashion to purchase these inholdings, even if an owner wants to sell to the NPS. In the case of three California desert parks, a non-profit partner is helping to fill this gap.
Musings From A Death Valley Christmas
Tortured. Tormented. Twisted. Schizophrenic. That's Death Valley's geology and geomorphic history. A tangled stratigraphy that doesn't have sensible stratifications.
"Hike Death Valley" And Gain A Decal For Your Death Valley National Park Memorabilia Collection
Death Valley is an imposing place to go for a hike, though the staff at the national park is encouraging visitors to experience the park on a hiking trail through a new program that debuts in January.
A Trio Of Desert Parks To Enjoy This Winter
If you've got some extra time in California this winter, take a detour to three fascinating desert parks. Winter in the Mojave Desert brings blue skies, cool temps, and fewer visitors.
Zabriskie Point At Death Valley National Park Closing For Repairs
Zabriskie Point, an incredibly scenic overlook in Death Valley National Park, will be closed to the public from December 1 through the end of next April so crews can make significant repairs to improve visitor safety.
Book Review| Ghost Riders In The Sky: The Life Of Stan Jones, The Singing Ranger
Over the years park rangers have demonstrated some impressive talent, but when it comes to securing a place in entertainment history, few can compete with Stan Jones. He was working as a ranger in Death Valley National Monument in the late 1940s when a series of serendipitous events led to a remarkable new career, and his story is told in an entertaining new book, Ghost Riders In the Sky: The Life of Stan Jones, The Singing Ranger.
Instagramming Park Vandal Is Just The Latest To Hit The National Parks And Show-Off Their Crimes
A carefree New Yorker who left acrylic calling cards on the landscape of at least 10 national parks is just the latest vandal to "show-off" her work via Social Media channels. Another scofflaw recently entered a guilty plea to illegal behavior in Yosemite National Park that he, too, showcased via Instragram, a form of self-promotion that provided investigators with the clues they needed to land a conviction.
There's An Artist On The Loose Defacing National Parks
A wandering artist with an affinity for using slices of national parks for her palettes, an apparent disregard for the law, and a penchant for documenting her works via social media channels, has drawn the attention of the National Park Service.
Help Out Friends Of Saguaro By Bidding In Their On-Line Auction
Think it'd be nice to spend some time relaxing this winter in Death Valley, or maybe in Sedona, or perhaps in Wyoming right outside Yellowstone National Park? Those destinations could be on your calendar if you're the winning bidder in a fund-raising auction for Friends of Saguaro National Park.
Captive-Breeding Program Suggested For Endangered Pup Fish At Death Valley National Park
With a small, isolated population of pupfish at Death Valley National Park facing a 30 percent chance of going extinct by 2034, a University of California scientist is suggesting a more aggressive captive-breeding program for the fish.
The Unusual Story Behind Death Valley National Park's Popular Zabriskie Point
Death Valley National Park has plenty of colorful place names, including Furnace Creek, Stovepipe Wells, Last Chance Mountain and Devil's Golf Course, so modern-day visitors might be curious about the one given to a popular scenic overlook in the park: Zabriskie Point. The explanation may be a bit surprising, since the name is tied to an activity not usually associated with national parks, and the story of the overlook itself offers a fascinating glimpse into the park's history.
A Visual Tour Of Lassen Volcanic National Park
North of Yosemite, Sequoia, Kings Canyon, Joshua Tree, and a host of other national park units in California, you might say Lassen Volcanic National Park gets no respect. You might also say it's a jewel in the rough, one that doesn't draw crowds, instead allowing you to enjoy this incredible landscape in relative solitude. A measure of solitude, of course, when compared to the Yosemite Valley, the Giant Forest, even sections of Death Valley come the cooler winter months.
Research Finds Vegetation In National Parks Moving In Response To Changing Climate
It long has been expected that as the climate warms, vegetation would react by moving. Both north in latitude, and up in elevation. Now new research confirms that "because of the combination of climate change and habitat loss, up to one-quarter of the total area of the National Park System is vulnerable to vegetation shifting up slope and northward."
RVing In The Parks: Five Great Western Campgrounds In The National Parks
RVers who enjoy America's national parks know that most government campgrounds weren't designed to accommodate today's recreational vehicles. However, some exceptions exist, especially in the vast open lands west of the Mississippi. Here are the best national park campgrounds for RVs in California, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wyoming.
Birding In The National Parks: Odd Birds Showing Up In National Parks
I write this from the south shore of Lake Superior, not far from Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Two days ago, while casually birding the lakeshore, my wife Sarah spotted a Black-crowned Night-heron. That's an extremely unusual bird to find as far north as the Superior shore.
Training For Mars In The Dunes Of Death Valley National Park
Getting rovers to Mars is one thing, getting scientists to monitor how those rovers perform is another thing. That's why the hot, barren-looking dunescapes of Death Valley National Park in Nevada and California are attractive to scientists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Which National Park Drives Are On Your 2014 Calendar?
With the travel season not too far off, you should be planning your national park adventures. If you're looking for a great scenic drive, we offer the following for your consideration.
Around The Parks: Ice Bridges At Isle Royale, Sea Turtle Record At Dry Tortugas, Scotty's Castle Delays
Watching Lake Superior ice at Isle Royale National Park, counting sea turtles at Dry Tortugas National Park, and road work woes for Scotty's Castle visitors at Death Valley National Park are just some of the other stories around the National Park System this week.
Christmas Bird Count Coming To Death Valley National Park On Saturday
Christmas is past, but counting birds is not. At Death Valley National Park, the annual Christmas Bird Count is scheduled for this coming Saturday.
Essential Park Guide: Winter Doesn't Have To Mean Cold, Snow And Ice During Your National Park Adventure
Cold, snow, and ice aren't the only backdrops to a winter's visit to the National Park System. There's a flip side to the Glaciers, Yellowstones, and Mount Rainiers of winter park vacations. They're found in the Caribbean, south Florida, and even Nevada and Arizona.
First Death Valley Natural History Conference Coming November 15-17
The inaugural Death Valley Natural History Conference is drawing more than 30 researchers, who will be making presentations on a range of natural science topics in Death Valley National Park.
Updated: National Parks Just Hours Away From Closing
With Congress at odds over whether to pass a Continuing Resolution to keep the federal government in business, National Park Service and concessions staff were preparing Monday for possible closure of the National Park System.
Just How Big Is Wrangell-St. Elias National Park? Take A Look
Just how big is Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve? To give you an idea, check out the accompanying map. It shows how Wrangell-St. Elias would swallow a number of parks you might have considered to be large themselves.
Chaco Culture National Historical Park Earns Designation As An International Dark Sky Park
Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico is home to both outstanding archeological resources and an increasingly rare treasure—dark nights that allow for outstanding viewing of the night skies. The park has just become one of only a dozen
Dark Sky Park's recognized around the world by the non-profit International Dark Sky Association (IDA).
Heavy July Rains Washed Away Many Roads In Death Valley National Park
Heading to Death Valley National Park any time soon? If so, and you're planning to explore some of the more remote areas of the park, you should know that a good handful of roads have been washed away by unusually heavy (for Death Valley) July rains.


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Anyone who has followed this column for the last several months (and I thank you and applaud your patience and, perhaps, your stomach) will see a trend beginning to emerge here. It is no surprise that Linux distributors, putting in a colorful box some CDs containing a Linux distribution that was neither optimized nor documented for any particular purpose, did not make a lot of money. Or, in most cases, any money. Some things are obvious: date somebody who's married and it will turn out unhappily; market one-size-fits-all Linux and -- well, you might as well date somebody who's married; at least there's probably a good dinner or two in it for you.
Sense suggests that contrary to the current prevailing view there is plenty of room for a desktop-optimized Linux distribution. And the recipe is not at all tough. It's so easy, in fact, that I've built one right here, on my desktop machine, no big deal. What does it comprise?
A great desktop, your choice. I favor KDE; there are those who for reasons I do not fathom, prefer GNOME. Fine. Just pick one and throw yourself behind it. Equip it with the latest XFree86 you can get your hands on. Give it a very recent kernel, and don't get cute with the kernel code. Make every imaginable module available. Don't load the system up with services that are of use only to the enterprise. Apache is great, but desktop users have no need for it, and those who use it anyway to host their own websites are delusional, so you can ignore them. And don't turn anything on by default. If you want to send an invitation to crackers, take out an ad or something.
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Almadén Mines, en Ciudad Real, are part of the "Mercury Heritage: Almadén and Idrija", declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. They are the largest mercury sites in the world and have been exploited since Roman times until the present day. This legacy has been restored and turned into a Mining Park.
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The importance of mercury can also be seen throughout the town of Almadén - in its architecture, customs and traditions. For this reason, the World Heritage Site also includes Almadén old town, its hexagonal bullring, the Royal Mining Hospital of San Rafael and the Forzados Royal Prison, where prisoners served their sentence by working in Almadén Mines.
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Q: I can't send stuff out using AirDrop to my girlfriend's iPhone. It never seems to find her iPhone, even though we both have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and AirDrop on. We're both in each other's address book, but it can't find her iPhone regardless of whether I set AirDrop on my iPhone to "Contacts Only" or "Everyone." Any clue as to what's wrong here?
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A: The first thing to check is to set both your iPhone and your girlfriend's iPhone to "Everyone" and see if AirDrop works in this mode; also be sure to give it a few seconds as other devices don't always appear immediately.
The "Contacts Only" setting in AirDrop applies only on the receiving iPhone. In fact this is the case with the AirDrop setting in Control Center in general—you don't need to have AirDrop enabled at all in order to send to another device; the setting is simply there to determine whether AirDrop is on for receiving from other devices.
For AirDrop to work properly with the "Contacts Only" setting, both devices must be signed into iCloud and the receiving device must have your iCloud email address listed somewhere in their Contacts. In your case, this means that at least one of the email addresses associated with your iCloud account must be somewhere in your girlfriend's address book. Ideally, this should be the primary address—the one that you use for your Apple ID—although other addresses should work as long as they've been associated with your Apple ID.
You can see which addresses have been associated with your Apple ID by going to http://appleid.apple.com in a web browser from your computer and logging in with your Apple ID. Also make sure that any additional addresses are showing as verified.
Essentially, the way that AirDrop works is that your device (the sending device) broadcasts out an AirDrop request that contains all of the email addresses associated with the iCloud account you're using. Receiving devices that are in "Contacts Only" mode will only respond to requests that match email addresses that are stored in that device's contacts database. The receiving device doesn't respond if nothing matches, in which case you'll never see it in the list of available AirDrop destinations.
From an AirDrop connectivity point of view it doesn't matter if the recipient's address is in the sender's contacts. The sender's contacts database only determines what information shows up in the AirDrop devices listing; the recipient's contact info will be shown if it's available, if not the name of the remote device is shown.
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June 8, 2012
Switching your book from low-tech paper and pencil to new-fangled computer form isn't just an adjustment for
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I made the switch in 2004 when I finally broke down and bought my beloved PDA, a Palm Pilot Tungsten C. That thing was the best computer I have ever owned and it was my faithful companion for six wonderful years before the buttons on the built-in keypad started to misbehave in a manner that convinced me that I would need to find a replacement soon.
Finding a suitable replacement for my Palm Pilot proved, indeed, to be a futile effort.
A significant number of clients suggested — rather sarcastically— that I might consider a pencil.
I scoffed.
I kept a paper book for many years; twelve to be exact. Paper and pencil has its advantages and its disadvantages: canceling and rescheduling is a pain, canceling and rescheduling multiple appointments for standing clients, even more so. Hand writing those recurring appointments is also a time-consuming nuisance. Remembering to erase each and every one of them in the event the client stops coming altogether can easily result in disaster.
On the other hand, keeping my schedule electronically (I now use Google calendar — until something better comes along) also presents its challenges.
Today, I double-booked myself.
I have not double-booked myself in years! I do not know if the situation stemmed from one of those instances where Google refuses to save changes I make to my calendar until I re-log in to my account (why Google can't bother to TELL me that it wants me to re-log in, I will never understand) or if I simply forgot to type in the first appointment. Whatever the reason, Client #1 arrived at 2 p.m. this afternoon and found me blinking rapidly at her while my brain attempted to comprehend what she was doing here. Client #2 — the one I was
expecting —
walked in only steps behind.
This is exactly the reason I tell my clients to let me write out an appointment card for them: If you show up with a card,
in my handwriting
, there's no way I can blame it on you. And that's exactly what Client #1 had. Yup, sure enough, I had double booked myself. Naturally, I blame Google.
Nevertheless, I had to think fast and solve the problem. I will be at the Las Vegas tradeshow this weekend. I won't be back till Wednesday next week and you can bet I'm solidly booked. Client #2 has limited availability to come in for her appointments so rescheduling her wasn't a viable option.
Client #1, however, comes to get her nails done exactly once a month. (Which is how I know she's "Client #1" and the one whose appointment I screwed up.) Her schedule is more flexible, but there was no way she could last another week and a half.
I got it all worked out, everyone is happy, I kept all my clients and even stayed on schedule. Not to mention making a little more money than I'd planned on since I actually did a whole extra fill today!
But the strange, out-of-body experience I had while dealing with the issue really impressed me with myself. I got to watch my brain go into hyper-drive and assess a series of variables within nanoseconds in order to arrive at the decisions that I made to solve the problem.
I had to determine who had the greater right to the slot, who would be more angry with me if they got rescheduled, who would be most likely to stop coming altogether, who is worth the most revenue, who I
most, what each client's schedule allows them to do, when I could get each of them back in if they lose the coin toss, how long it would take for each client ... just so many tiny pegs to get fit into the right holes to make the whole fiasco come out OK.
Ultimately, Client #1 stayed, Client #2 came back one hour later (I had originally scheduled 1 1/2 hours for the service, having the extra time really helped) and a quick text to Client #3 to say "please come half an hour later" for her appointment which I had also allowed an hour and half for — along with a grim determination not to doddle and get each one of these services done in one hour — and by the time my five o'clock walked in, it was like nothing had gone wrong at all.
I'm sure I have some clients who would blame this glitch on the computerized book, insisting that if I'd been using pencil and paper, this wouldn't have happened.
Sure it wouldn't have. Cuz, before computers,
no one
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