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Upscale, rustic Italian cooking that's artfully prepared. – In Short
Large plate-glass windows admit light into a wood-floored, exposed-brick room just on the slick side of shabby-chic. The bar running along the right-hand side is fit for diners or drinkers, and the exposed kitchen in the back shows off its wood-fired oven. The menu features seafood, meat and pasta dishes. Favorites include the fish specials, often grilled and served with a lemon wedge. A lobster risotto is sweet without being cloying, while gnocchi is light enough to float.
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Very disappointing. Maybe an "off night." – Best in the Berkshires?! Not even best of Railroad Street. Had dinner there 10/03 and was really disappointed. Indifferent service. Bread with oil was unimaginative and tasteless. My "Heirloom" Caprese salad came with cherry tomatoes and hardly any balsamic vinegar. Bucatini alla bolognese was leaden and lacked flavor and plate appeal. When asked which of the 20 or so grappas on the menu tended to be the mildest, the server said that they were all pretty much the same! A real pet peeve of mine is a server with no opinion/knowledge of the menu and was I surprised to find this at so well reviewed a restaurant. Spend your restaurant dollar elsewhere in GB. There are many very good places to choose from.
Consistently wonderful food, artfully prepared – We are so lucky to have Verdura and its wonderful bar, Due, definitely the best kitchen in the Great Barrington, and the scene for hipster locals. If all the other restaurants in the area (except, perhaps, for Helsinki) disappeared, I wouldn't care.
I only wish they had a more varied selection of desserts (all divine, but heavy on the dairy) and kept the kitchen open later (9:00 is just a tad too early for this crowd).
absolutely enchanting – My boyfriend and I drove 2.5 hours from Providence, RI last night to dine at the best Italian restaurant i have ever been to. MUST TRY the aged balsamic martini WITH the antipasti. the ambience is warm and romantic, the service impecable yet unpretensious, the food a testament to culinary genius and perfection, and the prices directy reflect the superior quality of the ingredients. This is my favorite restaurant, I am moving to the Berkshires to be close to it.
Best Food Ever – Verdura is literally the best restaurant I have ever been to within the United States. Everytime I have gone there I have had an incredible meal with good service (except on super busy nights). Every dish is unique and scrumptious! My goal is to try every dish! Due, an tapas extension of Verdura's is even better! Adding more dishes to the already superb Verdura menu. Wow, I can taste the goodness now!
SO amazing – Verdura is an amazing resteraunt in the midst of a beautiful old fashioned town. Eat at Verdura because of the amazing service and the amazing owner/chef and the wonderful food served there.
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Selle Italia SLR Super Flow Saddle $329.99
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Whether you're ticking off mile markers on the pave or logging hours on ribbons of singletrack, it's essential to have a comfortable, supportive perch. And Selle Italia's SLR Super Flow Saddle answers the call by building on the classic SLR shape with an anatomic cutout that relieves pressure on your sensitive tissues. Factor in a sub-200 gram weight and two width options, and you have a saddle that's made for putting in long, hard miles.
While the Super Flow maintains the flat, broad profile that's made the SLR a classic, it's the sizable cutout that both garners the most attention and earns the Super Flow its name. As with most saddles incorporating pressure-relieving cutouts, the idea is to channel pressure away from your perineal artery and the adjacent soft tissue. As a result, that pressure is directed to your sit bones (ischial tuberosity), which are far more adept at supporting your body weight. Additionally, they're able to do so without causing numbness during long rides. This principle is further supported by the wide cut out, as it removes pressure from the sensitive nerves in the region. For example,the pudendal nerve is a paired structure, with a left and right nerve. It is formed in the sacral plexus, and in simplified terms, moves down the body between the piriformis muscle and the ischiococcygeus muscles, eventually attaching to the ischial spine. From here it eventually enters the pudendal canal within which it divides off into several branches including the perineal nerve and the inferior rectal nerve. Keeping pressure off of these nerves is imperative to reducing numbness while riding.
If you've ever been misguided enough to try a gel saddle cover, you know that a soft seat does not constitute a comfortable ride. That's why Selle Italia used a modest amount of sensibly placed padding in order to ensure your comfort after multiple hours in the saddle. In keeping with that theme, the saddle base is built from a nylon-based composite, which incorporates a 30% mixture of carbon fiber. The resulting shell has the stiffness that's essential for support, but with enough flex built-in that it moves with your body instead of causing hot spots. Additionally, the lightweight titanium rails act as a shock absorber at the rear of the saddle. Not only does this create a durable saddle, but it cancels out high frequency vibrations that lead to discomfort. Finally, there are two width options, 130mm and 145mm, which are measured from the wings at the back of the saddle. These correspond to the width of your sit bones, so you're able to choose the width that best matches your anatomy.
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Due to wet conditions at Fossil Creek Reservoir Regional Open Space the NoCo Nature Festival has been cancelled. Soils at the site are
still very saturated, and there is reasonable concern that the event (booths and parking) would cause significant resource damage to the area.
Our thoughts are also with those impacted by these floods, and we sincerely hope that recovery efforts will be effective in mitigating the damage and loss our communities are facing.
We would like to thank all of our event sponsors, especially Poudre Pet and Feed Supply, for their continued support and efforts to keep our festival free for all.
If you are interested in helping out with flood relief efforts you can find information at United Way 211
We and our partners look forward to unveiling this new and improved event in September of 2014.
Come spread your wings and branch out with a new festival that celebrates the unique nature of Northern Colorado. The Northern Colorado Birding Fair is getting a new name, a new date and a whole lot more pizzazz! The NoCo Nature Festival replaces the Birding Fair on Saturday, September 21, 2013.
Everyone is invited to a FREE day of fun and learning for the entire family that includes live animals, interactive activities, live music, food, vendors, presentations, giveaways, a nature costume contest and more! Free parking and shuttle available. Come join in on this nature-filled festival!
Direct questions to Heather Young at 970-619-4489 or email@example.com.
|7:00 a.m.
|Bird walks
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|Presentation: Watchable Wildlife - Raptor Watch
|9:00 a.m.
|Nature quest activity booths open
|Presentation: WOLF
|Silent auction opens
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|Wildlife camera walk with the Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy
|10:00 a.m.
|Make Your Own Tracks
|Presentation: Outdoor Pet Cats in the Front Range: What Are the Risks?
|Food and live music begin
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|Presentation: Scales, Armor, and Shells, Oh My!
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|Wildlife camera walk with the Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy
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|Presentation: Spellbinding Nature Stories for Everyone!
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|Wildlife camera walk with the Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy
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|Presentation: The Center for Snake Conservation
|Weather walk with CoCoRaHS
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|Open House with Mr. Brightside, the Black-Footed Ferret, and Prairie Wildlife Research
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|Presentation: Masked Bandit of the Short Grass Prairie
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The Festival remains a free day of fun and learning thanks to these wonderful sponsors!
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Bird walks
Join expert birders from the Northern Colorado Audubon Society, Fort Collins Natural Areas Department, and Larimer County Natural Resources on these tours that will help you become more familiar with the local birds and help build up your birding skills. Bird walks count towards your Nature Quest passport.
Nature quest activity booths
Earn your 2013 NoCo Nature Festival binoculars by completing nature quest activities. Find out about which animals make what tracks and how birds avoid obstacles and camouflage themselves against predators — and that's just for starters! You can earn a stamp at each nature quest activity booth you go to. You can also attend presentations or walks for a stamp.
Wildlife camera walks with the Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy
The Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy (RMCC) is dedicated to promoting wild cat conservation through research and community stewardship. Despite the mountain lion being one of the top three predators in North America, along with the grizzly bear and wolf, surprisingly there have only been a few studies on this keystone species. With human-mountain lion encounters on the rise, there is much we don't know about this elusive cat, especially along the urban-wildland interface.
Communities, Cameras, and Conservation (CCC) is a citizen-science program started in 2008 that utilizes local students and volunteers to monitor local wildlife via remote cameras. In addition to establishing a permanent outdoor, wildlife-based curriculum at Front Range Community College, CCC projects establish a connection to conservation through hands-on education where no such opportunity currently existed. CCC creates a new opportunity for community members to engage in citizen science research and serve as conservation envoys by raising the level of awareness of the wildlife in their backyard.
Make Your Own Tracks
Are you curious about animals? Become a nature detective! By learning how to follow animal's clues you can solve mysteries like: What kinds of animals live here? What do the animals eat? How do the animals move? Join us for an interactive presentation on animal tracks and the fine art of tracking.
Nature costume contest
As part of the Northern Colorado Nature Festival, come and show off your dressing-up and costuming skills in our nature costume contest! Will you be the best angler? What might a forest fairy look like? Have you got the perfect beak and tail for a hawk? Any nature-related costume is welcome to enter, so get creative! The best costume in each category will be awarded a prize donated by REI.
Registration for the contest begins at 11:15 a.m. to the west of the music stage, and the parade of costumes starts at 11:45 a.m. Prizes will be awarded at the music stage at 12:15 p.m., followed immediately by a butterfly release by the winners and photos with Dee Dee the Chickadee from Wild Birds Unlimited! Show off what you love about and love to do in the wonderful nature of northern Colorado!
Weather walk with Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS)
Every hour of every day is a perfect time for a weather walk. There is always something special to see (sky and clouds) and feel (wind, warmth and moisture). Join Nolan Doesken, Colorado State climatologist, for an hour of watching and weather and discussing the facts, figures and reasons that help explain northern Colorado's fascinating climate.
Silent auction
Show your support for the Nature Festival and get some great nature related items for your home, garden, and more. View current listing of items offered. You do not have to be present to win. We accept cash, checks, or credit cards, but generally prefer cash.
Live music
Buff up on your nature knowledge and meet some cool critters during this year's presentation line-up!
8:00 a.m. - Watchable Wildlife: Raptor Watch with Carin Avila of the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program
Join the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program to get tips, fun factoids, and field markings on where to go to find winter resident raptors in the northern Colorado area. Carin Avila, education director, will share these with you, then you can visit the RMRP exhibit and see live raptors on display!
9:00 a.m. - W.O.L.F.
WOLF is a wolf refuge located in Rist Canyon. This presentation is roughly a 45-minute discussion about the basics of wolf biology, behavior, and ecology in addition to covering the issues surrounding wolf-dogs and the captive wildlife crisis. We are open for questions after the presentation and will have ambassador wolves present for people to see.
10:00 a.m. - Outdoor Pet Cats in the Front Range: What Are the Risks? with Ashley Gramza
Stray cats have been widely cited as predators of wildlife, and they themselves may become prey to predator species such as coyotes. These cats have even been shown to give diseases to wildlife and humans as well as get diseases from some wildlife species. However, what are the risks that outdoor pet cats face and impose in the ecosystem? Also, how do we encourage pet owners and the general public to minimize and eliminate these potential risks? These are some of the questions that Ashley Gramza's research aims to answer in the Front Range.
In this presentation, she'll summarize her research and discuss preliminary findings of an ongoing study she and other scientists at Colorado State University implemented that includes surveying humans about cats and wildlife, placing trail cameras in open space, tracking outdoor pet cats, collecting prey items that cats bring home, and determining what diseases outdoor pet cats might have. Ashley will also explain what you can do to reduce the potential risks of wildlife on cats and cats on wildlife whether you own cats or not. There will also be ample time to answer any questions you may have.
11:00 a.m. - Scales, Armor, and Shells, Oh My! with Nature's Educators
Join Nature's Educators as we learn all about arachnids, reptiles, and insects. Discover how each animal survives in its respective habitat. What do they eat? How do they defend themselves? Find this out and more when you take part in this awesome interactive presentation. Get up close and personal to live native and non-native animals!
12:15 p.m. - Spellbinders: Spellbinding Nature Stories for Everyone!
Did you ever wonder how day and night came to be? Come and enjoy stories told by Spellbinders Oral Storytellers of Larimer County about crows, frogs, eagles, bears, and even bats that celebrate our connections to nature through legends, folktales, and fables. Don't miss this one!
1:00 p.m. - The Center for Snake Conservation
Meet live snakes at this presentation with The Center for Snake Conservation, a member-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to snakes and their conservation. Learn about these slithery reptiles and what you can do to protect them.
1:15 p.m. - Open House with Mr. Brightside, the Black-Footed Ferret, and Prairie Wildlife Research
Come visit Kimberly Tamkun and her black-footed ferret, Mr. Brightside, as well as Prairie Wildlife Research before their presentation, Masked Bandit of the Short Grass Prairie, at 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - Masked Bandit of the Short Grass Prairie with Kimberly Tamkun
Come explore life on the short grass prairie by learning about a prairie species that is one of the most endangered mammals in North America. Thought to be extinct in the late 1970s, the black-footed ferret (BFF) was rediscovered and the species given a second chance. BFF recovery efforts continue today to save the ferret with many federal, state, tribal, and NGO partners. This is a conservation story you won't want to miss. A live black-footed ferret will be there for you to meet!
Show your support for the Nature Festival and get some great nature related items for your home, garden, and more. You do not have to be present to win. We accept cash, checks or credit cards, but generally prefer cash. The list of silent auction items will be updated as more items come in.
Friday, September 20, 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. "Birding Tour of Three Bells Conservation Easement"
Join volunteer naturalist, Carl, for a special tour of the 3-Bells Conservation easement, a private property just north of River Bluffs Open Space. This beautiful, conserved area, normally closed to the public, boasts a lovely section of the Poudre River, home to many different bird species. Free registration required.
Saturday, September 21, 7:00 - 11:00 a.m. "For the Birds - Band Together for Birds"
The Natural Areas Department, the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory are banding together to celebrate birds. Join a master naturalist for a birding walk along the river, and visit a banding station behind the museum on the Poudre Trail, monitored by the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory (RMBO).
The banding station will be open from 7:00 – 11:00 a.m. Walks meet at the west side of the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery (408 Mason Court) at 9:00 a.m. and again at 10:00 a.m. They will last 45 minutes to 1 hour. Special activities provided by RMBO and museum staff will be held in the classroom of the museum following each of the two walks. Free, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com.
Saturday, September 21, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. "Natural Area Family Night Walk"
Enjoy a short walk in the moonlight with interactive activities and stories related to nocturnal animals and night senses. Dress warmly, bring water. One mile or less, easy. Free, registration required at naturetracker.fcgov.com. For information, call 970-416-2815. Location given at time of registration.
The Nature Festival is a partnership between these public agencies and non-profit organizations.


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In reaction to this situation, Friends of the Earth Japan began working with a village in the Horquin Sandy Land area in 2001 in a project called 'Greening the Desert'. By 2010, their collaboration had expanded to twelve villages and two junior high schools in the area.
Joint activities include planting trees and protecting grasses to allow them to recover. Ultimately, lands are being transformed into farmlands and grassy fields so that people can once again graze their cattle. They will also be able to sell cut grass in order to earn money. In 20 years, it is predicted that they will be able to supplement their incomes by selling trees as logs, while avoiding excess deforestation.
Friends of the Earth Japan will continue to support and encourage their efforts so that they can live in coexistence with nature by themselves.


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Ideal for the space-constrained home office, the Epson WorkForce WF-2540 is a fast, high-performance all-in-one that offers affordable, individual ink cartridges and a space saving, compact design—the smallest in its class. It's also AirPrint enabled for easy printing from your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Featuring a 2.5-inch LCD for easy navigation, the WF-2540 saves time with fast speeds of up to 9 ISO ppm* (black) and 4.7 ISO ppm* (color), plus a convenient, 30-page Automatic Document Feeder. The WF-2540 comes with both wired and built-in wireless connectivity for easy setup and sharing on your network.
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Don't ask professional mountaineer, North Face Global Team member and Telluride mom Hilaree O'Neill how accomplished (and rad) a mountaineer she is. She won't tell you. Even after her most recent feat.
On May 25, at around 5 a.m. Nepalese time, O'Neill summitted Mount Everest (elevation 8850 meters) as a member of The North Face and National Geographic Everest Expedition 2012. But that isn't the impressive part.
After summitting Everest, instead of returning to Camp 2 (6500 meters) or Base Camp (5400 meters) to recover, she descended to Camp 4 (7926 meters) to rest with teammate Kris Erickson for just over 12 hours. At 10:30 that same night, O'Neill and Erickson suited back up – this time to climb nearby Lhotse (8516 meters). They left Camp 4 early the next morning – around 1:30 a.m. – and, according to O'Neill, reached the summit of Lhotse in about three hours.
In a 24-hour period, the two successfully summitted two 8,000-meter peaks.
O'Neill is rumored to be the first woman to pull off these two peaks in that timeframe – an accolade she cannot confirm, and doesn't seem to be concerned about.
O'Neill was in the Himalayas as one of six North Face athletes as part of National Geographic's Everest Expedition 2012, an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the first American summit of the world's highest mountain. The trip was sponsored by National Geographic and The North Face, with collaboration from Montana State University and the Mayo Clinic, and included mountaineers, writers, medical researchers, geology professors, and live feeds from base camp.
According to O'Neill, between the Mayo Clinic scientists and media, there was a lot going on Base Camp to provide welcome distractions from the waiting – the part of mountaineering she claims is the hardest. And this year, because of high winds (on Everest this means winds of over 100 mph) and drier-than-normal conditions, there was a lot of waiting.
O'Neill arrived at Base Camp on April 10. It wasn't until 45 days later that her opportunity to summit arrived. For the rest of her team, the wait was longer – 54 days. Because she is the mother of two young boys, and because the expedition would take so long, O'Neill arrived after the rest of the group.
"Our plan was to get there early and give ourselves time for this late summit," she said. "But the vision was to get an early summit. In the last few years there were summit windows on May 5, and in the second week of May – like the tenth to the fourteenth."
On Everest, the winds persisted and the summit windows came later than normal.
"The jetstream wouldn't move off the summit," O'Neill said. "There were winds of 100 miles an hour plus. It sounds like a fricking freight train over your tent; it's one of most disturbing sounds I've heard – that jetstream charging over your tent."
While on the mountain, O'Neill and her team used the time to acclimatize by progressively making trips up to the higher camps. During their first rotation up the mountain they climbed to Camp 2 (6500 meters); the second and third to Camp 3 (7400 meters); and then during their fourth rotation they made their summit bid.
On May 24, at around 9 p.m., the team consisting of North Face Team members Kris Erickson, Sam Elias, Emily Harrington and O'Neill left Camp 4 for the summit. Conrad Anker, who was also a part of the team and originally slated to climb a western route called the Hornbein Route, opted to stay at Camp 4.
In her blog, O'Neill wrote, "From the minute I left the tent, I just knew it was going to be a constant struggle. I put my crampons on wrong and within minutes of leaving camp, one fell off and then the other. I missed the start of the fixed ropes and ended up scrambling on blue ice trying to find them. I couldn't get my oxygen mask to fit well and it kept fogging up my goggles which then iced over. The weather was not what it was supposed to be, the wind was blowing a steady 20 mph and when we left the tent, the temperature was already -28 degrees Celsius, way too cold."
In retrospect, O'Neill believes she fumbled because she was a scared – not of the climbing in front of her, but of the crowds. She explained that this year the crowds were particularly bad because there simply weren't as many summit windows as in years past. For the most part, she explained, the majority of western climbers, of which she estimated there were 300, plus another 300 Sherpas, had to summit on one of three days – the May 19, 25 or 26.
O'Neill and her team had already bypassed trying for the summit on May 19 – the day on which four climbers died – because of the anticipated crowds. She was disheartened on May 25, when the mountain was still apparently crowded with climbers.
"The crowds force you to climb at a pace you don't want to climb at," O'Neill said. "It's way too slow to where you are like freezing, then you have to run past like ten people at a time. Then you're dying [from the effort] – you have no control of your pace."
O'Neill and her team had hoped to leave Camp 4 for the summit late enough to give the crowds enough space, so as to not catch up with them too quickly, but early enough to give themselves enough time to summit and descend. Within an hour of climbing, they had already caught up with the earlier groups, and found themselves in a line of climbers.
"I was terrified the morning we left," O'Neill said. "I thought we left too early; it was anywhere between 30 to 50 below with wind chill and we had to step over three bodies of people who had died days earlier."
Additionally, the dry conditions of the mountain made it more challenging for most; instead of walking on snow with their crampons for the majority of the climb, there was more rock exposure than usual. Climbing on rock with crampons is difficult for climbers who are untrained, which applies to many attempting to climb Everest. And when one person moves slowly, it causes backups.
On the descent, O'Neill recalls waiting at the climb's most technical part, the Hilary Step, for an hour.
"At the end of the hour, there were 60 people waiting to get down, one at time," O'Neill said.
O'Neill explained that this is where the danger lies – in exposure. Folks can literally freeze to death as they wait in lines, and/or run out of oxygen and die from exhaustion.
"I underestimated what an obsession it is for people, who may have never climbed anything in their lives, to climb Everest," she said. "People are obsessed with it. They put in a lot of time, a lot of money and a lot of sacrifice. They make bad decisions."
This year, 10 climbers died attempting Everest; 240 summitted.
But even with the waiting and the crowds, O'Neill is grateful she got to summit. "I finally got to go to Khumbu, to see all the mountains I've heard about my entire climbing career. To stand on the summit of Everest you're looking at Cho Oyu, Kangchenjunga, Manaslu. You can see curvature of earth; it's amazing."
The highlight for O'Neill, however, was to turn around and attempt Lhotse, literally 12 hours after getting down from Everest.
"It made Everest better," O'Neill said. "I was depressed after; it was not my thing. The weather was so cold – Oh my God – it was so cold and I was beat up after."
In fact, O'Neill was coughing up blood for a few hours at Camp 4 as she rested. But as she waited, the wind died, the weather warmed and according to her, "It was one of those days in the mountains; you don't want to talk about too much so as not to jinx it."
As Erickson and O'Neill readied for Lhotse, Anker, waiting (for more than 32 hours) at Camp 4 since the team left for Everest, felt good enough to summit, without oxygen.
"Conrad stayed at Camp 4 without oxygen from 1p.m. on the 24th until 1 a.m. on the 26th," O'Neill recalled incredulously. "Camp 4 is at 7950 meters, which is basically the summit of most 8000 meter peaks. He just hung out there for 32 hours without oxygen, [and] then climbed Everest without oxygen."
Using oxygen while climbing Everest, and other 8000-meter peaks, has been a source of controversy in the mountaineering world. According to a National Geographic blog, To Os or Not to Os, famed Italian mountaineer Reinhold Messner notoriously said that "climbing Everest with oxygen is like climbing a 6,000-meter peak, not an 8,000-meter peak."
Although O'Neill would have preferred to have climbed without oxygen, given the conditions, she chose to use it.
"I don't think it's a big deal [to use oxygen or not]," O'Neill said, "but for me personally, I want to climb without oxygen. Not because I don't think the mountain should be climbed without O2, but I know my body could do it."
Tests run by the Mayo Clinic at Base Camp substantiate her claim. O'Neill explained that the Mayo Clinic team didn't find a lot of differences between the North Face athletes and others, except for in one test measuring lung profusion – the ability transfer gases from your lungs into you blood and muscles, and for your body to then actually use it.
"We're there [in places like Everest] because our body does good at altitude," O'Neill said, of the team. "The surface area of our lungs is massive compared to someone who doesn't do as well at altitude. It's not so much their volume, but the ability for lungs to profuse the O2, that is in our system."
Additionally, the Mayo Clinic team found that O'Neill and Erickson were able to recover after increasing their heart rates extremely quickly.
"At Base Camp, when we did VO2 testing, we'd get our heart rate up to 120 [beats per minute]; then, within 10 seconds of rest, it would go down to 60," she said. "It would drop like a stone."
Ultimately, O'Neill decided to use oxygen and try for both summits. Back home in Telluride now, with a little distance from the expedition, she feels satisfied with her decision, and extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to summit Lhotse.
"Lhotse has the most amazing view of Everest," O'Neill said. "We sat down, had a snack and watched the headlamps move up Everest. It was just quiet and cool."
On Lhotse, she noted, there was just one other group of climbers that day.
While on the expedition, O'Neill garnered a lot of attention, not because she is a talented mountaineer, but because she is a mother – something she believes gives her motivation and a beneficial perspective to her mountaineering pursuits.
"I think my mindset is different [because I'm a mom]," she said. "If I'm taking all of this time away from my family, I want to make the most of it."
However, in a May 4 Outside Online interview from Base Camp, titled The Mother on the Mountain, readers responded to O'Neill's choices with a mixture of admiration and harsh criticism.
"Obviously, it's something that is a topic," O'Neill said. "There are a million fathers up there – a ton – but not so many moms. It doesn't affect me when I'm climbing, and it isn't a big deal amongst my team."
What's next? O'Neill sighed and looked at the unpacked boxes from her family's recent move as she picked Goldfish and Pirate's Booty out of one of her son's snack bowls.
"Tomorrow, we leave for Mexico," she said.
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The National Institutes of Health has used a bazooka to kill a mosquito. And now the NIH is facing a revolt from its scientists, who are suffering collateral damage. The scientists are outraged by the draconian new NIH regulations that bar them from part-time consulting for biomedical companies (paid or unpaid), restrict their service on company boards, limit their acceptance of prizes, and prohibit senior staff members (and their families) from owning stock in drug, medical device or biotech companies. These new restrictions are an overreaction to congressional displeasure over revelations that several dozen NIH employees (out of a workforce of more than 17,000) failed to comply fully with the old ethics rules requiring them to disclose outside activities to the NIH. Several top scientists reportedly received hundreds of thousands of dollars in consulting fees but failed to report this outside employment. There have been, however, no allegations of substantive wrongdoing; no claims of, for instance, manipulated stock values, fraud, injured patients or compromised federal research. What this boils down to is the perception—but not the reality—of possible misconduct. Requiring that federal employees disclose outside consulting arrangements is entirely appropriate, and an NIH scientist should not hold significant equity in or be an officer of a company that wants to sell something to his agency, or whose product he is testing in a clinical trial; nor should he receive cash awards from institutions whose grants he can influence. But aside from these restrictions, as long as an NIH employee adequately performs his job and discloses extramural activities, he should enjoy significant latitude to become involved in outside part-time employment or volunteer work, as is largely the case in academia. The new regulations, which went into effect Feb. 3, are already exerting a chilling effect that inevitably will diminish one of the world's most prestigious biomedical research organizations. Under the new rules, one scientist was prohibited from accepting an unpaid adjunct professorship at Johns Hopkins University because the appointment's free campus parking might induce him to favor the university; never mind that the scientist has no say over grant decisions, and even offered to refuse the parking pass.The NIH's best and brightest researchers—in particular, those most likely to be sought as consultants and to receive awards—will be forced to chose between the freedom from grant-writing that federal scientists enjoy and an altogether more laissez-faire professional existence in academia or industry. Several senior scientists last week announced their intention to leave government service.Deputy NIH Director Raynard S. Kington defends the new restrictions: "Our No. 1 priority was to ensure the public's trust in the integrity of the science of this agency." Shouldn't the No. 1 priority of the NIH be to produce high-quality science, an accomplishment that will become more difficult with the institution's lessened attractiveness to the creme de la creme of the scientific world? Kington himself, as the NIH's chief ethics officer, is culpable for the institution's failure to enforce the previous, more moderate—and perfectly adequate—ethics rules.Sadly, this compromise of one of the world's great research institutions is only one symptom of the mediocre quality of the Bush administration's health and science appointments in general. Previous NIH directors—renowned academic physician James Wyngaarden in the 1980s and Nobel Prize winner Harold Varmus (who calls the new rules "a heavy-handed solution") during the 1990s, for instance—would have been able to stand up to their political masters, but the current director, Elias Zerhouni, apparently is not up to the task.In crafting the new, punitive conflict-of-interest rules, federal officials have acted like bureaucrats instead of problem-solvers. The moral of this saga is that if our governmental institutions are to operate effectively, the people who are part of the policy-making apparatus must zealously represent the public interest, wherever it lies. If they are placed in the position of having to defend the indefensible, resignation is an honorable option.<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />America will pay the price if the nation's preeminent research institution is jeopardized, and its accomplishments diminished. Heaven protect us from the good intentions of bureaucrats.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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Allstate Peterbilt Group's South Saint Paul location has received the 2013 Peterbilt Medium-Duty Dealer of the Year award. CEO Don Larson and President Jeff Vanthournout accepted the award at the annual Peterbilt Dealer Meeting held in Frisco, Texas.
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However in a 24-hour news cycle, those moves are often announced a few days earlier.
On Sunday, ESPN Insider Adam Schefter tweeted that the Jacksonville Jaguars intend to relieve GM Gene Smith of his duties following Sunday's season finale. Schefter also went on to say that one of Smith's two potential replacements is Jason Licht, the Director of Player Personnel for the Arizona Cardinals.
Licht is currently in his second stint with the Cardinals. In 2008, he served as a personnel executive with the team before leaving for the New England Patriots (2009-11) to take over as their Director of Pro Personnel.
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The rain was coming down in sheets, but Larry Lindgren didn't care. Like an excited kid with a new toy, he had to go out and play.
Peter Robinson watches his bid for a birdie sail just past the ninth hole Friday at the disc golf course the town of Cumberland created at its Twin Brook Park. Installing the course cost the town about $2,500, said Peter Bingham, the town's recreation superintendent.
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Discs are available for players to use on the course. They range from drivers, meant to fly far, to putters, which are designed to go straight.
• Players throw a disc, similar to a Frisbee. The goal is to get the disc in the basket at the end of each hole using as few throws as possible.
• Play begins on each hole at a teeing area and ends at a basket.
• After the player has thrown from the tee, each successive throw is made from where the previous throw came to rest.
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In the midst of a recent Friday afternoon rainstorm that would not quit, Lindgren, 55, and a Yarmouth Parks and Recreation employee turned in the first and perhaps soggiest round at the town's new nine-hole disc golf course at Pratt's Brook Park.
The town's venture is the latest entry to the disc-golf scene in Greater Portland, where four courses have opened in the last year, two of them municipal, an explosion of interest in a sport that costs little and draws scores of people to little-used swathes of land. In the past year, new courses have opened in Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freeport, and North Yarmouth.
The growth in some ways should not be a surprise. Maine's abundance of meandering, wooded landscapes, and a parallel desire by residents to preserve them, mates well with the low-impact nature of disc golf. Players walk the course, having nearly as little impact as a hiker or dog-walker.
In the case of Pratt's Brook Park, before the course was installed, Lindgren conducted an informal study over two weeks, checking regularly to see who was using the grassy and wooded area.
"It was one lady, walking her chihuahua," Lindgren said. "Now, in the course of the week, it will be 100 people. It costs a lot less to install a nine-hole flying disc golf course than to put in a new softball field or football field."
Private land-owners are discovering the sport, too.
In North Yarmouth, Bill MacKinnon and his daughter, Jessica, opened Bitter Sweet Ridge Disc Golf on Gray Road on 20 acres of overgrown farmland July 21, and have watched happily as players discover their facility. The family plans to convert a second, 20-acre parcel into another 18 holes, perhaps as early as this fall, she said.
At the Desert of Maine in Freeport, the attraction's operators opened a course that bookends its traditional tourist hours, allowing people to traverse the sandy expanses, discs in hand, during early mornings and evenings.
Disc golf is similar to traditional "ball golf." Players toss brightly colored, hard-plastic discs from a common tee area, trying to land them in a faraway metal basket in the fewest number of throws. The baskets, made of steel rebar, rest on a pole a few feet off the ground. Above the basket, lengths of chain drape toward the basket's center, forming a backstop to help catch flying discs.
Holes vary in length, with an entire course taking players for a walk of more than a mile or two. Discs are made of differing grades of hard plastic. Some plastics are more durable than others, with the material also influencing how stable and true the disc flies.
Where disc golf differs the most from its Scottish ancestor may well be the low-pressure sport's greatest strength. In every category, disc golf courses are cheaper to run and play than even the lowliest, dust-bowl dirt tracks of the traditional golf world. A novice disc golfer can expect to spend as little as $8 to buy a disc, and all-day play at most courses costs less than $10.
"It's less than parking down at the beach," said Kristi Stanley, a manager at Pleasant Hill Disc Golf in Scarborough. The course switched from traditional golf six years ago. Stanley said the lower operating cost makes them more profitable now than when customers were swinging clubs, and not just their arms, on the manicured tees.
"I don't know if people truly realize how affordable it can be," Stanley said.
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On Dec. 26, Hatch, using a mirror, removed his No. 10 lateral incisor, installed an implant (set in cadaver bone graft), sutured up the area and fabricated a temporary tooth (view video below).
Assistant Heather Queen helped with the surgery, and assistant Terri Gillian filmed the procedure.
Hatch hopes the video will put patients more at ease when considering extractions, implants and other complicated procedures.
The resulting seven-minute video, complete with a piano-and-orchestra soundtrack, can be viewed at Hatch's All In One Dental Practice Facebook page. Hatch's wife, Tara, wants him to upload the video to YouTube, but he's undecided on that front.
"It's a unique thing to see," Hatch said. "Most patients get pretty nervous about extractions and implants, and I figured if they can see how I was able to do it on myself, they could see it's not a big deal."
The video offers a step-by-step account of Hatch performing the procedure, from self-injecting with a numbing medication, then calmly removing the tooth and inserting the implant.
Hatch broke the tooth– and the one beside it – while rabbit hunting when he was 17. Watching the dentist work to fix the damage, he said, led to his own studies in dentistry.
But the time had come, said Hatch, now 31, for the broken tooth's removal.
"I was planning on taking it out anyway," he said, when he came up with the idea of videotaping the procedure "to help my patients to not be afraid," Hatch said.
Hatch, a native of Utah, who opened All In One Dental in February 2012, has been practicing dentistry for four years. Although self-surgery is not taught in dental school, Hatch said, since he performs similar procedures regularly, he knew he could do it.
"I work through mirrors every day," he said, "so the hand-eye coordination is the same for me."
Hatch said it typically takes 20-30 minutes to perform an extraction and implant, but that since he was working on himself, the procedure took about minutes.
Since uploading the video, he said, it has generated a "pretty good response," with dozens of comments, and has been shared widely.
In early December, Hatch hosted a "Free Dental Day," donating over $3,000 worth of dental work to the community, via extractions and fillings. Patients were asked in return to make financial donations to the Zina Lahr memorial fund. Ouray resident Lahr, 23, died on Nov. 20 in a hiking accident; her mother, Cindy, was until recently Hatch's office manager.
"We were able to raise well over $1,000 for Zina's family," Hatch said.
Hatch said it was the second time he has had to "work on himself" (after an accident on a canoe trip in Minnesota, he re-sewed the tip onto the middle finger of his right hand).
For more information about All in One Dental, at 1127 E. Main Street, call 970/249-4301.