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Anyone who rides their bicycle to school, work or just to town for some shopping needs to invest in a great security system that includes both a U-lock and cable lock so the bike does not get stolen or damaged. Many people simply connect their frame to a bike rack with a U-lock, and while these are very helpful in making sure no one walks off with the entire bicycle, thieves can still steal the wheels. A cable lock prevents this from happening.
A cable lock is an unbreakable cable usually coated in a rubberized material so it does not scratch the bike or its paint job. They come in varying lengths and you should purchase one that is the appropriate size for your bicycle and the type of rack or other object you attach it to to keep it safe. For example, if you lock your bike to a large tree, you need a much longer cable.
First, use the U-lock to shackle the bike frame securely to the rack. Next, get out your cable lock and open it. Snake the cable through the U-lock, around the rim of each tire and around whatever you are locking the bicycle to. This cable lock can then be closed and locked either with a key or a combination mechanism. The combination of these two locks with an appropriately affixed cable will keep your bicycle as safe as it possibly could be when you ride it into town. To protect, or get into, your property, use a quality San Diego locksmith for automotive, residential and commercial purposes.
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It was just another day, like many others, as I kissed my daughters goodbye and headed off to the airport. This would be the 20th year that I made my annual pilgrimage to the IHRSA conference and trade show, or as I so fondly call it "The Gathering Place." You see, along with the annual Club Industry event in Chicago, this event provides many others and myself with the opportunity to spend time with old friends and the opportunity to network with new ones. Of course, I also find the time to do a little business as I need to pay the bills.
Upon arriving at the conference I could tell that there was something different about this year's event. Yes, it was IHRSA's 25th anniversary. Yes, they had a whack of big name speakers. Yes, it was in Las Vegas, a city where only those who live there actually get sleep. But this year there was a different feel to the event.
So, what was different? Unlike any other year, there was a human element to the conference that brought together fierce competitors, past and present facility owners, associations, manufactures, consultants, presenters and many others. All came together to help one of our own, Augie Nieto, former president of Life Fitness and current chairman of Octane Fitness.
It was only a year ago that I was having dinner with Augie and a small group of his friends and associates in San Francisco. Shortly thereafter, I learned he was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, more commonly know as Lou Gehrig's Disease.
Since learning of his disease, Augie, in typical fashion, has reached out to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the prime supporter of ALS research. Together, they've created a fundraising effort called Augie's Quest. The goal is to raise enough funds to fast track research in an effort to find a cure for ALS now.
To help with this fundraising effort, IHRSA hosted the Augie's Quest Gala. Mark Mastrov of 24 Hour Fitness served as the evening's emcee. Bob Saget of television sitcom Full House fame kicked the night off, then comedian Robin Williams, via video, lent his twisted humor to the night.
Williams also introduced his friend and the evening's speaker, Lance Armstrong. Armstrong passionately spoke about the challenges he faced with cancer and how a cure was found for his particular type of cancer overnight. Then Augie took to the stage, reminding us why we were there. There wasn't a dry eye in the house. After Augie and his wife, Lynne, spoke to the audience for a few minutes, the auction began, raising $2.8 million.
As I sat back and reflected on the evening, I found myself thinking about former President Bill Clinton's comments a day earlier. During his keynote Clinton eloquently stated that to make a difference in the world, we needed to collaborate and create partnerships. What happened at the Augie's Quest Gala is an example of what Clinton was referring to; however, it went beyond it, as competitors came together with one common goal.
We have seen examples of this over the years, whether it was Mohandas Ghandi, a simple man who changed the fate of a nation, or Lech Walesa, the driving force behind the solidarity movement in Poland. One person can make a difference.
So what does this have to do with my aging column? Everything.
What will it take for this industry to come together to address the health of an aging population, one which Augie and Bill Clinton are part of? Do we need an individual to rally around? Someone facing the hardships of aging? Many of us don't have to look any further than in the mirror or at our own parents to find that.
What would happen if the fitness industry forged meaningful partnerships with all elements of local and national government? What if for-profit organizations worked hand-in-hand with not-for-profit organizations, or private industry collaborated with public entities, or if academics worked with those in private enterprises to deliver their research instead of criticizing them for not having enough education?
Like Augie's Quest to find a cure for ALS, the industry's quest to attract and serve the older adult will take a collaborative effort. Our industry is full of wonderfully caring and giving people who have shown that they can put aside competition for a good cause. The future of our aging population is a good cause. In the words of Ghandi, "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." It's time our industry determines the change it wants to see relating to older adults and makes those ideas a reality.
Colin Milner is chief executive officer of the International Council on Active Aging™. An award-winning writer, Milner has authored more than 100 articles on aging-related issues. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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If you go down to the supermarket today you're sure of a big surprise - a trolley full of designer-style homewares at purse-friendly prices.
In the past five years, supermarkets have raised their interiors game, stocking furniture and accessories any high street store would be proud of - at prices many retailers cannot match.
It gets especially hard to keep focused on the weekly food shop in March, when the new spring and summer collections hit the stores. Hot off the conveyor belt for this year are ranges inspired by the most fashionable looks - Wild West, romantic, coastal, floral, cool retro and country.
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Homewares have played a role in Sainsbury's stores for 12 years, with online shopping available since 2008. The brand has steadily established a reputation for impressive ranges that don't easily date.
"We're inspired by developments across the interiors market, fabric trends, the latest catwalk shows and wider global aesthetic influences," says James Brown, general merchandise director.
"By offering on-trend ranges, it means our customers can welcome the changes for the season ahead affordably - and with minimum effort. This season, we believe we've got fresh, vibrant, stylish collections from rustic Country Fair and graphic Monochrome, to romantic In Bloom and vivid Aqua."
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The George home brand, which launched at Asda in May 2014, is the new kid on the block. It's brought an imaginative, bang-on-trend range to the high street.
"This season, we are offering a truly exciting and diverse seasonal range, with gorgeous collections incorporating distinctive trends." says Fiona Lambert, vice president of George and George Home.
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After a re-launch and expansion of the homeware range last spring, this brand's gone from strength to strength. Buyers now travel the world sourcing new pieces and the collections consistently score highly for both design and detail.
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It's New Years Eve, and life is at its lowest for aspiring actor-writer James "Jimmy" Zoole: his best friend died in September; his apartment has been robbed twice since October; his half-finished first novel was among those items stolen; his precious cat Tennessee is at the veterinarian with a bladder infection; and his one-man-show (Hamlet performed with hand puppets) has just been cancelled. As if things couldn't get worse, he discovers that his girlfriend Kate is moving out of their apartment and in with her new boyfriend, the handsome and successful Fred Gable. The breakup sends Jimmy into a mini-nervous breakdown--he has clearly hit rock bottom. Or has he? As he faces his empty apartment--and empty life--he discovers that the burglar, Eddie Tesoro, has returned for a third time. They struggle violently, and Jimmy knocks Eddie unconscious. Rather than calling the police, he hog-ties Eddie to the kitchen sink--he's going to torment someone else for a change! Yet Eddie isn't exactly what Jimmy expects--for one thing, he's gay, and for another, he has a kid--and they both soon discover they have more in common than they would have thought.
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Rep. Blackburn Introduces Bill To Thwart Vile FCC Attempt To Do....Little To Nothing Of Substance On Net Neutrality
from the protectin'-freedom deptAs I recently noted, all the net neutrality opponents freaking out about the FCC's new neutrality promises really shouldn't be.
The announcement effectively boiled down to the agency saying "we might think about some stuff after a very long conversation that will potentially go nowhere." Yes, there are a few promises in there about pushing for greater competition and transparency, but the FCC has spent a decade making similar promises they've failed to follow through on. Still, that didn't stop Rep. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee from declaring that the FCC's ambiguous non-announcement was the very worst sort of attack on Internet freedom -- a "socialistic" proposal that will have Americans re-living the "horrors" recently experienced during visits to Healthcare.gov.
Blackburn appears to have followed up her failure to understand how little the FCC will actually be doing (right alongside much of the press, apparently) with a bill aimed at thwarting the FCC's entirely non-existent assault on Internet freedom. H.R. 4070, or the "Internet Freedom Act," would protect us all from the FCC goin' crazy and regulatin' the hell outta them there Internets. From a statement on her new bill:
"Net Neutrality is the Fairness Doctrine of the Internet. Once the FCC has a foothold into managing how internet service providers run their networks they will essentially be deciding which content goes first, second, third, or not at all. It's time for Congress to slam the FCC's regulatory back-door shut, lock it, and return the keys to the free market. My legislation will put the brakes on net neutrality and protect our innovators from these job-killing regulations."Blackburn is simply throwing some chum in the partisan water to excite her base. Pretending the horribly ill-conceived Fairness Doctrine is making its menacing return (it died in 1987) is one that gets trotted out every few months or so for just that purpose. The amusing part is that Blackburn doesn't appear to have noticed that her campaign contributors AT&T and Comcast actually really like the FCC's new proposal. Why? Because they know the very most it's going to result in is a list of voluntary, non-binding measures "prohibiting" ISPs from doing things they never wanted to (like stone-cold outright blocking of entirely legal websites or services for no sane reason) while not prohibiting them from "creative" pricing (usage caps).
The FCC has spent much of the last 20 years deregulating the broadband cable, and phone industries and doing everything in their power to support things like usage caps and limited competition through total inaction. The broadband industry in turn has spent much of that time working endlessly to weaken the FCC's authority to regulate, just in case the agency wakes up one day and decides to do its job. This entirely-hallucinated idea that the agency is suddenly going to go mad, unshackle its trademark apathy on consumer issues, abuse non-existent authority, and start creating tough new regulations is all part of one elaborate stage play. The FCC's moves are theater, the political response is theater, and the quality of all the players is abysmal.
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I find the show fascinating and often like to think of the items I own that may have an interesting history. Of course, I don't really own anything old and interesting. But my grandmother does. Such as the blanket chest that supposedly traveled from Virginia to Missouri on a covered wagon. We don't own anything that was of national historical importance, but each item is significant to the family and I would love to track down their stories.
I also think, what an awesome job to have! Surrounded by historical research every day may sound tiresome, but to me it sounds wonderful. Maybe someday! History Detectives airs Mondays at 9 p.m./8 p.m. (c). The show is currently between seasons, but you can check out back episodes on the History Detectives website.


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Computer Science ColloquiumIm Rahmen des Informatik-Kolloquiums, das von den Instituten des Fachbereichs Informatik, der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Informatik (ÖGI), der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Datenverarbeitung (ADV) sowie der Österreichischen Computergesellschaft (OCG) abgehalten wird, spricht
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Approximate Lifted Inference with Probabilistic DatabasesZeit: Tue 8.3.2016, 17:00, 60 Minuten
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ZusammenfassungThe lecture introduces new approach for approximate evaluation of #P-hard queries with probabilistic databases. In this approach, every query is evaluated entirely in the database engine by evaluating a fixed number of query plans, each providing an upper bound on the true probability, then taking their minimum. An algorithm takes into account important schema information to enumerate only the minimal necessary plans among all possible plans. Importantly, this algorithm is a strict generalization of all known results of PTIME self-join-free conjunctive queries: A query is safe if and only if the algorithm returns one single plan. Three relational query optimization techniques are applied to evaluate all minimal safe plans very fast. Detailed experimental evaluation of this approach are given and, in the process, a new way of thinking about the value of probabilistic methods over non-probabilistic methods for ranking query answers is provided.
VortragenderWolfgang Gatterbauer, grown up in Linz, is an Assistant Professor in the Tepper School of Business, and by courtesy in the Computer Science Department of Carnegie Mellon University. He received a Dipl.-Ing. degree from Graz University of Technology (Mechanical Engineering), two M.Sc. degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Electrical Engineering & Computer Science; and Technology & Policy), and his PhD in Computer Science from Vienna University of Technology (Database and Artificial Intelligence Group). Prior to joining CMU in 2011, he was a Post-Doc at University of Washington (Database Research Group). He also won a Bronze medal at the International Physics Olympiad, worked in the steam turbine development department of ABB Alstom Power, and in the German office of McKinsey & Company.
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Emotional freedom means learning how to stay centered in a stressful, highly emotionally charged world. Since emotions such as fear, anger, and frustration are energies, you can potentially "catch" them from people without realizing it. If you tend to be an emotional sponge, it's vital to know how to avoid taking on an individual's negative emotions or the free-floating kind in crowds. Another twist is that chronic anxiety, depression, or stress can turn you into an emotional sponge by wearing down your defenses. Suddenly, you become hyper-attuned to others, especially those with similar pain. That's how empathy works; we zero in on hot-button issues that are unresolved in ourselves. From an energetic standpoint, negative emotions can originate from several sources. What you're feeling may be your own; it may be someone else's; or it may be a combination. I'll explain how to tell the difference and strategically bolster positive emotions so you don't shoulder negativity that doesn't belong to you.
This wasn't something I always knew how to do. Growing up, my girlfriends couldn't wait to hit the shopping malls and go to parties, the bigger the better--but I didn't share their excitement. I always felt overwhelmed, exhausted around large groups of people, though I was clueless why. "What's the matter with you?" friends would say, shooting me the weirdest looks. All I knew was that crowded places and I just didn't mix. I'd go there feeling just fine but leave nervous, depressed, or with some horrible new ache or pain. Unsuspectingly, I was a gigantic sponge, absorbing the emotions of people around me.
With my patients, I've also seen how absorbing other people's emotions can trigger panic attacks, depression, food, sex and drug binges, and a plethora of physical symptoms that defy traditional medical diagnosis. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that more than two million Americans suffer from chronic fatigue. It's likely that many of them are emotional sponges.
Here are some strategies from Emotional Freedom to practice. They will help you to stop absorbing other people's emotions.
Please check out "Dr. Orloff's Living Room Series" to find out more about the special method Dr. Orloff recommends to remember your dreams and other topics to build the power within. Stop by www.youtube.com/judithorloffmd anytime.


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Casinos in the Biggest Little City in the World are expecting a bump in Super Bowl betting this year thanks to 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, maybe enough to help Nevada set a record in wagering on the game.
Kaepernick played college football at Nevada, just down the street from casinos in Reno.
Now, most of those casinos are offering an especially large number of proposition bets on the quarterback.
Kaep-mania has run so rampant in Reno that sporting goods stores can't keep stocked in jerseys. More than 7,000 fans set what Nevada officials said was a world record when they all simultaneously kissed their arms ``Kaepernicking style'' during a break in last week's basketball game against San Diego State.
A Kaepernick viewing party is planned during Sunday's game at the student union.
- Scott Sonner
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We all have one. That one recipe that just never works the way you want it to. Or the one thing you try to cook or bake repeatedly with meh results. Confess. What's your food nemesis?
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Omelettes. I just can't do it. I think I need to take a class or something.
Most chocolate chip cookie recipes go flat! I'm fine if I add oatmeal, coconut etc. But plain chocolate chip cookies just don't work. I blame it on my altitude but when I make altitude corrections they still spread and are too flat.
That's ok I seem to make plenty of other fattening treats.
CCC's are my favorite thing to make. I have settled with the NYT cookie recipe, with my own adaptations. Mine are never flat. The recipe uses bread flour and cake flour. Maybe try that. And the dough is chilled, which I also think helps because I just made a batch last week and baked them immediately and they are flatter than usual–but still good.
I have problems with eggs, too. For me, it's poaching them. I wasted quite a few eggs trying and basically gave up.
It's poached eggs for me too – I am yet to get them right.
Banana bread that is cooked all the way through. Looks good before I take it out, but a big sink hole appears in the middle as it cools.
I don't want it to have a crust, and don't want it dry, but I just can't get it cooked. How do the Starbucks bakers do it?
Breaded anything. I don't know why, but it never works–the breading falls off, the sauce makes it soggy. Chicken picatta will forever remain a restaurant dish for me, I guess.
If I had a recipe that didn't work, I wouldn't keep using it. I still have not found a good recipe for shortcake, however. I don't like the biscuit thing. Next time, I'm trying an actual cake.
I can make an egg, I can make bacon, I make pancakes, and even hashbrowns–I just can't seem to get breakfast done–all the things together close enough to the same time and it drives me nuts. (We have breakfast for dinner almost once a week.)
This is exactly my problem! The closest I get are when I cheat and do part in the oven (bacon or popovers or something), and even then I struggle to time the other stuff.
My other challenge is a raspberry cranberry jello salad my aunt makes. I can not get the jello to set. It's always a little frustrating since my impression of jello is that it's supposed to be a fail-safe, make-ahead type thing.
My nemesis is fudge. I like to blame it on atmospheric conditions but I think it's really just me :) It usually comes out sort of crystallized rather than creamy. I've tried various types a number of different times with no success.
I can't make fudge either – even "No Fail" fudge! How demoralizing is that?
My nemesis is croissants. Can never ever get it right. :(
My pizza dough …. I like a deep dish pizza but my pizza crust is never like that …. Really have to work on it …. I always end up baking a newyork style pizza … Which is delicious too But I want my crust to rise n be soft


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—Reviewed by Roy Schmidt for the Association for Mormon Letters
Latter-day Saints have often wished for an encyclopedic dictionary devoted to latter-day scripture, the Doctrine and Covenants in particular. This volume is exactly that. More than seven years in the making, it addresses some 850 topics—people, places, words, phrases, doctrines, historical context and overviews of each section, and much more—as it provides expansive research in easy-to-read language and format. Numerous photographs of historical documents, places, and persons, as well as maps, charts, and tables, enhance the study of the revelations given to Joseph Smith as the Lord restored his Church in the latter days.
The entries in this reference companion have been prepared by some of the finest scholars in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: faculty members from Brigham Young University, BYU-Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii, teachers in the Church Educational System, research personnel from the Church Historical Department, and others. Contributors include James B. Allen, Alexander L. Baugh, Susan Easton Black, Larry E. Dahl, Steven C. Harper, William G. Hartley, Andrew H. Hedges, Glen M. Leonard, Truman G. Madsen, Robert J. Matthews, Robert L. Millet, Camille Fronk Olson, Larry C. Porter, Andrew C. Skinner, Brent L. Top, and Robert J. Woodford—more than 125 in all.
The Doctrine and Covenants Reference Companion includes—
The Doctrine and Covenants Reference Companion is the first work of its scope ever published on the Doctrine and Covenants. It is truly comprehensive and authoritative. Those who desire to improve their understanding of the history and restoration of the Church will find this volume to be an indispensable part of their gospel library.
The first and largest section (just more than 700 pages) of the Reference Companion" is an encyclopedic-style listing of doctrinal topics, and every person and place mentioned in the revelations and doctrinal topics from Aaron to Zoramites."
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If you have ever desired a comprehensive encyclopedia of Church History then THIS is the companion guide for you. Compiled by Dennis L. Largey and Lerry E. Dahl, a total of 127 authors have collaborated to prepare 850 topics that provide the reader with a simple & unique approach to better understanding the revelations found in the Doctrine & Covenants. Each entry combines scripture with cross-references and the teachings of Latter-day prophets. This is more than just a D&C companion though -- this is really a full history reference complete with entries that cover places, people, phrases, doctrine by topic, historical context and overview and a whole lot more! The first section is an alphabetical reference guide by topic while the second section provides an historical overview of the Doctrine and Covenants sections 1-138. Tie this up with a large appendix in the third section and comprehensive index at end and you have a reference guide that is easy to use.
Did I mention huge? This book is about 2.5" thick, 920 pages and literally weighs about 5 pounds (think bag of sugar!)
This book is a real treat for the Gospel Doctrine teacher but still a handy tool for anyone studying through Church History or the Doctrine & Covenants! I love reference books and I know I will be using this one frequently! (I'm thinking I may need to consider adding the Book of Mormon Reference Companion to my library as well!)
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Nitrate Toxicity
I have had reports of several producers finding some dead cows in pastures recently. Several were from nitrate toxicity. Most nitrate toxicity issues occur when producers are feeding hay. So this week, I thought we would have a refresher on the particulars of nitrate poisoning of livestock.
Nitrate poisoning is caused when an animal consumes a feed source that is high in nitrates. In the animal's stomach that nitrate is converted to nitrite. The nitrite is easily absorbed into the blood stream where it converts blood hemoglobin to methemoglobin, which cannot carry oxygen. The result is that the animal dies from a lack of oxygen. Symptoms of nitrate toxicity include labored breathing, muscle tremors, and a staggering gait after which the animal collapses, gasps for breath, and dies quickly. The membranes of the mouth are bluish from a lack of oxygen and the blood is chocolate-brown but turns brighter red when exposed to air.
What factors can cause nitrate accumulation? Basically, drought, reduced sunlight, excessive soil nitrogen, and young plants cause it. Drought and reduced sunlight cause nitrate accumulation due to the fact that the plant is not growing and utilizing the nitrogen it has absorbed. Mainly plants — such as sorghums — will take up excess levels of nitrogen if it is present. This is particularly true of young, immature plants.
The levels of nitrate to worry about vary according to the form of the forage. Research in Europe has shown that nitrate levels as high as 2%, or 20,000 parts per million (ppm), cause no serious problems while the forage is fresh. However, once a forage is dried down the potentially harmful nitrate levels change. Levels of 0% – 0.25%, 0 – 2,500 ppm, are generally considered safe for all classes of livestock. Levels of 0.26% to 0.5% should be used with caution and should be limited to one-half of the total ration of pregnant cattle and young animals. They should also not be fed with liquid feed or other non-protein nitrogen supplements. These levels can cause early term abortions and reduced breeding performance. If the levels from 0.6% – 1.5%, the forage should comprise no more than one-quarter of the ration. At these levels, we would also expect mid to late term abortions, weak calves, reduced milk yield, and decreased growth. Levels over 1.5% would give acute toxicity and death. This forage should only be used in a total mixed ration where the forage is limited to 15% of the total ration. These levels apply to cattle and goats. Those of you feeding horses will want to keep the nitrate level at or below 0.5% of the total dry matter diet. The "rule of thumb" is to select forage that has no more than 0.65% nitrate ion on a dry matter basis.
There are ways to manage around nitrate situations. First, no matter what the source, do not over-apply nitrogen. Apply at agronomic rates. Second, be aware that certain crops under adverse weather conditions are more susceptible to nitrate accumulation. Plan grazing and mowing schedules accordingly if at all possible. You may also consider planting forages with a relative lower risk of nitrate accumulation. Third, have your forage source analyzed for nitrate content. This is a free service from the NCDA&CS. You can then feed based on a known level of nitrate. It is also advisable to check the water source for nitrate levels. Cattle will adapt to higher levels of nitrate over time. Once acclimated, slightly higher levels can be fed safely.
You may have heard of producers losing animals to nitrate poisoning from hay that was "pumped on" or "had litter put on it". While it is possible, the use of these fertilizer sources does not automatically result in high nitrate levels. If used properly, these sources are no more likely to cause high levels than commercial sources. Additionally, if used in excess or at the wrong time, commercial sources are just as likely to cause a nitrate problem. Just remember to have the forage tested. Even at recommended rates, any nitrogen containing fertilizer can cause a nitrate situation.


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Months after Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ontario, was accused of mistreating animals, the province's environment ministry is launching an investigation into four reported mass graves on the water park's property.
Two of the graves contain the remains of at least 1,000 animals, former Marineland animal supervisor Jim Hammond told the Toronto Star.
The Niagara Bullet News reports inspectors from the ministry descended on Marineland facilities Thursday for a site inspection that will "gather information" about the graves.
The graves reportedly contain dolphins, sea lions, seals, walruses and whales, as well as land animals including bears, bison and deer, the Star reported.
There have been allegations from Marineland staffers in recent years that the park operates an animal mass grave, but the ministry's move appears to be the first time the allegations have been taken seriously.
Marineland did not deny the allegations in communications with the Star.
"Here at Marineland we have the greatest respect for the beautiful animals in our care in both life and death," spokesperson Ann Marie Rondinelli wrote in an email. "Their remains are dealt with respectfully and in methods as prescribed by the law."
However, the legality of the graves is under some question, as the park apparently does not have the necessary permits to dispose of animal corpses.
In news reports this past summer, Marineland employees alleged systematic neglect of animals at the theme park. The allegations focused on water quality, with some staffers saying animals were getting sick because of chemical water treatment. Walruses and sea lions were said to be suffering from eye irritation, and dolphins were said to be shedding skin in large chunks.
Marineland denied the allegations, and an investigation by the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums found no "major issues" at the facility.
"We take care of the animals — better than I would take care of myself," park owner and founder John Holer told the media.
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Much to the chagrin (and much against the ill wishes) of wireless carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, people are buying Wi-Fi-only tablets. In fact, some studies have shown that in 2011 up to 90 percent of all tablets sold in the United States relied on Wi-Fi, rather than on 3G or 4G LTE.
Today's Wi-Fi-focused tablets include the Wi-Fi only version of the Apple iPad, the Amazon Kindle Fire, the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity, the Google Nexus 7, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, to mention a few.
I hate to say it, AT&T, but this makes sense: Wi-Fi only tablets are cheaper (and I'm not talking exclusively about the Wi-Fi-only iPad, but also about tablets that never had a data option, such as the Kindle Fire and the Nexus 7), and people are discovering that they just don't need an extra data plan. Don't believe me? Check out these 10 tips for getting the most out of your Wi-Fi-only tablet.
1. Tether, tether, tether
If you already have a smartphone with a data plan, you don't need to waste money on an additional plan for your tablet. Instead, use your phone's plan to get an Internet connection for both devices.
There are two ways to tether, or turn you phone into an Internet hotspot, using today's smartphones.
One option is to use your phone's built-in tethering ability, which means you'll likely have to pay your carrier an extra fee for the service. The other is to download a third-party tethering app such as PdaNet (for nonrooted Android phones), Wireless Tether for Root Users (for rooted Android phones), or PdaNet for iPhone (for jailbroken phones).
The only problem with tethering is that carriers do their utmost to discourage it. If you use your phone's default tethering ability, you'll have to pay your carrier a fee of around $20 for the privilege. That's $20 on top of your already pricey data plan--and you don't get any extra data.
And if you use a third-party tethering app, your carrier can charge you if it finds out (unless you happen to be on Verizon). And only jailbroken iPhones can run third-party tethering apps.
But jailbreaking, rooting, or paying a monthly fee may be a small price to pay for the freedom to use your Wi-Fi only tablet (and other devices, such as your laptop) wherever you can use your phone.
2. Get a mobile hotspot
Instead of tethering your tablet to your phone's data plan, you may want to consider picking up a mobile hotspot from your local wireless carrier.
A dedicated mobile hotspot can yield better results than tethering your phone's data connection. For starters, it's often faster and more reliable than a tethered phone's connection. And whereas tethering can drain a phone's battery quickly, mobile hotspots commonly deliver many hours of battery life.
I use the Novatel Wireless MiFi 4510L for Verizon LTE, which offers long battery life, excellent data speeds, and a solid connection--unlike my Galaxy Nexus phone.
Though the MiFi 4510L lost out in PCWorld's hotspot tests to the Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot, the main advantage of the MiFi 4510L is its ability to keep its connection while moving. The Samsung 4G LTE is speedier when you're sitting still, but, in my hands-on experience, the MiFi 4510L maintained a solid connection on a 9-hour drive to Vegas (our PCWorld tests didn't evaluate this capability).
3. Preload magazines and books
Tablets are the perfect travel device - they're lightweight, they have large screens, and you don't need to take them out of your bag during a TSA search. Tablets are also great because they let you carry around tons of reading material without weighing down your bag.
So the next time you head out of town (or go to the gym or hop on the train for your morning commute), try preloading some magazines and books on your Wi-Fi-only tablet so you can read at your leisure--without an Internet connection.
Zinio (for Android and iPad) is an excellent reading app that lets you subscribe to hundreds of magazines (in full color). Sure, you have to pay for the subscription (which isn't much cheaper than a print subscription), but you can download entire magazines before you leave your Wi-Fi zone.
The Amazon Kindle app (Android and iPad) is a great reading app--not just because you can download and read ebooks from Amazon's online store, but because you have free access to tons of ebooks from your local library. Find out whether your library participates by searching OverDrive.
4. Use offline mapping apps
Mapping applications on smartphones and tablets have made getting lost practically obsolete (practically...), but such apps only apply to devices that have constant data connections, right? Wrong--thanks to offline mapping apps, you can stay on track wherever you are, data connection or not.
For a couple of years now, Google Maps has had an offline-viewing option that can even offer turn-by-turn directions without connecting to a network (providing that you've already looked up the route).
If you're heading to a new city and you aren't sure when you'll be able to grab a Wi-Fi connection, try a mapping app such as City Maps 2Go (Android and iPad), which costs $1 to $2. This app lets you download thousands of maps for offline viewing (the iPad version currently has a promo for unlimited downloads, while the Android version offers five free downloads).
5. Read it later
Suppose that you like to read Web pages--not magazines and books--on your tablet. Instead of letting your lack of Internet connection frustrate you, try using a service such as Pocket, formerly known as Read It Later.
Pocket lets you save Web pages from your computer, by email, or directly from select apps to a special Read It Later list. Once you've saved something to your list, you can open it from any of your devices, assuming that you've connected to the Internet long enough for your list to update.
Download the Pocket app for Android, iPad, or Kindle Fire, and read all of those webpages later on--without an Internet connection.
Next: Use free texting apps
6. Use free texting apps
Having a Wi-Fi-only tablet with no phone service or data plan doesn't mean that you can't text your friends with the best of them.
Admittedly, texting on a Wi-Fi-only device doesn't make a lot sense for most people--after all, texting is normally used for instant communication, so it doesn't make a lot of sense to have to find a Wi-Fi connection before you can check your text messages--but some people do text casually. Plus, this approach will save you some money.
One free texting app, TextPlus (Android, iPad, Kindle Fire) lets you text any U.S. or Canadian number for free. Similarly, Pinger's Textfree (Android, iPad, Kindle Fire) lets you text to tons of countries for free, and it has the added benefit of giving you a real phone number so you can pretend that you really have a phone (and so your friends can text back to a phone number, instead of to an email address).
7. Load up on tablet-optimised offline games
Mobile games are hot these days, but the hottest ones always seem to require a constant data connection. You can't play social games such as Zynga's FarmVille or Words With Friends unless you're connected to the Internet, which is fine unless you happen to have a Wi-Fi-only tablet and you're in a Wi-Fi-less area.
To deal with that situation, try some tablet-optimised games that don't require an Internet connection - many games in the action/adventure, hidden-object, and puzzle genres don't. Titles worth checking out include the gorgeous puzzle game Osmos HD (Android, iPad); Shadowgun THD (Android, iPad), a third-person outer-space shooter; Dead Space (Android, iPad), a first-person horror survival game; and Empress of the Deep (Android, iPad), a hidden-object game.
8. Share files between devices wirelessly
Sending files between your Wi-Fi-only tablet and your computer can be extremely easy if you use an app such as WiFi Files (iPad) or WiFi File Explorer Pro (Android/Kindle Fire).
These apps let you wirelessly transfer files between your tablet and your computer via a Wi-Fi connection. Note: Such transfers are faster and less complicated than (for example) emailing a file to yourself.
You can also check out syncing apps, such as SugarSync (Android and iPad) and Dropbox (Android and iPad), which automatically sync your selected files with all of your devices whenever you're connected to the Internet.
9. Find a Wi-Fi connection
Finding a Wi-Fi connection usually isn't very difficult, but many popular dedicated apps such as Wi-Fi Finder require an Internet connection in order to search for a Wi-Fi hotspot. Obviously, if you're working with a Wi-Fi-only tablet, that prerequisite won't fly.
Instead, check out apps such as Wi-Fi Analyzer (Android) and WiFi Scanner (Android) to see nearby networks and their signal strengths. (iPad users have a harder time of it because Apple pulls Wi-Fi scanning apps from the App Store; consequently, the only alternative is to jailbreak your phone.)
Want to know whether a "free" Wi-Fi network actually requires a browser log-in? Check out WiFi Browser Login (Android), which notifies you if the Wi-Fi network that you just connected to is about to shut you down when you open a browser window.
10. Use Wi-Fi to make phone calls
Assuming that you never make calls on the road, maybe you can get rid of your pesky cellphone plan altogether--and use your Wi-Fi-only tablet to make phone calls through a service such as WiCall (Android), which lets you call over your wireless connection.
These calls aren't free - they cost $0.009 per minute for US calls - but that's a pretty negligible charge. If you'd prefer to pay up front, you can sign up for a service such as GrooVe IP (Android, $5), which lets you use your Google Voice account to make free phone calls.
iPad users can check out the free MagicJack, which allows you to make free phone calls to any US or Canadian phone number.
Data plans - Who needs 'em?
Considering all of the things that a tablet can do without a data connection, it's no wonder that people are overwhelmingly choosing to purchase Wi-Fi-only models. 3G/4G tablets cost more, they require an extra data plan, and they will incur an extra charge on the new shared data plans.
In contrast, you can do just about everything you need to do (except, perhaps, answer emails on the fly or make phone calls on the road) with a Wi-Fi-only tablet. And if you ever do need an Internet connection, you can tether your tablet to your phone or sniff out a wireless hotspot.
Sorry, wireless carriers: it looks like Wi-Fi-only tablets are here to stay.


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The Dodgers are so hot right now, they can do no wrong.
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The Dodgers are so hot, they can get blasted for 18 hits — and ace Clayton Kershaw can be far less than ordinary — and still manage to win.
The Rockies discovered that Monday afternoon in a 10-8 loss at Coors Field. Los Angeles, riding one of the greatest streaks in baseball history, won for the 52nd time in its last 65 games. The Dodgers are 28-5 in their last 33 road games.
Of course, Rockies pitchers did their part to contribute to the Big Blue streak. They were battered like piñatas, getting tagged for 15 hits.
"I was really, really happy with the way we battled today," manager Walt Weiss said. "We were a little short-handed and beat up on the bench, but we battled."
Rockies rallied for two runs in the eighth on back-to-back doubles by Charlie Blackmon and pinch-hitter Corey Dickerson and a single by Josh Rutledge. Dickerson was removed from the game because of tendinitis in his left knee and replaced by pinch-runner Tyler Chatwood. The rally cut the Dodgers' lead to 8-7, but L.A. rebounded with a two-run ninth off Matt Belisle.
In Colorados' final at-bat, Colorado catcher Wilin Rosario hit his 21st homer, a solo blast to right field off closer Kenley Jansen, but it wasn't enough.
Kershaw, the leading candidate for the National League Cy Young award, took the mound at Coors Field with a minuscule 1.72 ERA, having gone 8-3 with a 1.29 ERA since June 26. But he was very hittable Monday, the Rockies socking him for five runs on 11 hits — the most hits he's ever given up at Coors. The five earned runs Kershaw surrendered Monday were the most he's given up this season. Yet, he still picked up his 14th win.
"It's disappointing, but at least we battled," third baseman Nolan Arenado said. "I made a couple of (mistakes) that cost us, and maybe they wouldn't have had that many run if I didn't make them."
Rockies starter Chad Bettis, in the midst of a late-summer audition for next season's starting rotation, wiggled in and out of trouble until fifth when he was charged with three runs, the killer blow a two-out, two-run single by Kershaw. Bettis needed 105 pitches to maneuver 4 innings in which he gave up five runs on eight hits.
"Being as inefficient as I was today was just not acceptable," Bettis said. "Throwing 105 pitches (in 4 2-3 innings) is not acceptable to me. I would have li ed to see the first couple of innings could differently, but you have to move on."
The Rockies tied the game 5-5 in the fifth on a RBI-double by Nolan Arenado and a run-scoring single by Jordan Pacheco. But starter-turned-reliever Jeff Manship gave the lead right back in the sixth, yielding a sacrifice fly to Hanley Ramirez, followed by a two-run homer to right by Andre Ethier.
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Dodgers' Ricky Nolasco (11-9, 3.26 ERA) at Rockies' Jhoulys Chacin (13-7, 3.08), 6:40 p.m. Tuesday, ROOT; 850 AM
What does Jhoulys Chacin do for an encore? The right-hander is coming off the best game of his career, coming within seven outs of a no-hitter in the Rockies' 5-4 victory over the Giants. Every pitch in Chacin's arsenal was working that day, and he said he had never commanded his curveball better. Since July 9, Chacin has been one of the National League's best pitchers, throwing nine quality starts in 10 outings, with a 2.11 ERA. The Dodgers' Adrian Gonzalez has hit Chacin hard, going 6-for-10.
Wednesday: Dodgers' Edinson Volquez (9-10, 5.97 ERA) at Rockies' Jorge De La Rosa (15-6, 3.33), 6:40 p.m., ROOT
Thursday: Off
Friday: Rockies' Juan Nicasio (8-7, 4.82) at Padres' Andrew Cashner (8-8, 3.45), 8:10 p.m., ROOT
Saturday: Rockies' TBA at Padres' Tyson Ross (3-7, 2.99), 6:40 p.m., ROOT
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Reid-McConnell relationship hits low
The once-collegial relationship between Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell has collapsed into a free-for-all of name-calling, finger-pointing and mutual mistrust.
The enmity manifested itself in a private confrontation on the Senate floor last month in which McConnell needled Reid over a super PAC — run by the Senate majority leader's former aides — that attacked the GOP leader over the Kentucky airwaves.
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"I see your super PAC is up in Kentucky," McConnell told Reid, according to two sources familiar with the exchange. "Come on down, I hope you spend it all down there."
Reid's curt response: I know nothing about super PACs. And the conversation was over.
The tension is growing as McConnell emerges as one of the Democrats' top targets in 2014 and as the two men collide over an unprecedented change to Senate filibuster rules. The ill will and bitter feelings have never been more intense nor meant more to the Senate, according to close confidants of the two party leaders.
( PHOTOS: Mitch McConnell and Harry Reid's friendship)
The leaders are clashing because each believes the other is destroying the integrity of the institution, where they have spent nearly 60 collective years and taken similar paths to power.
If Reid deploys the "nuclear option" as early as Tuesday — in which senators would change the filibuster rules by a simple majority instead of 67 votes — gridlock in the Senate could worsen with major budget fights ahead in the fall and a slew of presidential nominees expected to hit the Senate floor in the coming months.
The rules change wouldn't affect legislation or judicial nominees, but the nuclear option could be repeated by future majorities to further weaken the filibuster.
( Also on POLITICO: Reid digs in as Senate nears nuclear option showdown)
Since Reid and McConnell began serving together as opposing leaders six years ago, they've repeatedly claimed to have a productive and cordial working relationship, despite frequent clashes on the Senate floor. Because of the Senate's peculiar rules, the two leaders must cooperate in order to get even the most routine business done.
But in recent months, their relationship has broken down over a sheer lack of trust, stemming from McConnell's suspicion of Reid's involvement in his 2014 campaign and intensifying as the Nevada Democrat has threatened to change filibuster rules despite McConnell's furious objections.
McConnell believes Reid is breaching protocol between Senate leaders by getting directly involved in his reelection bid, while Reid thinks McConnell is simply using the spat to bolster his own reelection chances by running against Washington Democrats.
Last Thursday marked the most direct and open personal attacks between the two party bosses. Speaking off the cuff, a furious McConnell warned Reid would go down as the "worst" Senate leader "ever" if he changed filibuster rules by a straight majority vote.
But it was something else that infuriated Reid and his top aides — McConnell's campaign team later tweeted out a cartoon with a picture of a Reid tombstone bearing the words "Killed the Senate" on it. Reid was taken aback.
"What is sad is how Sen. McConnell has decided to personalize this for his reelection purposes," said David Krone, the majority leader's chief of staff. "They obviously disagree on many issues, but I have never heard Sen. Reid speak so personally ill about Sen. McConnell in the fashion that Sen. McConnell has towards Sen. Reid."
A McConnell spokesman fired back.
"If there's anyone who's making this a campaign issue in Kentucky, it's Sen. Reid," the spokesman said. "He recruited Sen. McConnell's opponent, and his super PAC is demonizing the leader as an obstructionist with a quarter-million-dollar ad buy in Kentucky. Sen. Reid has manufactured an issue and is the one that's making it a campaign issue in Kentucky."
From McConnell's perspective, both he and Reid have long been on the same page when it comes to protecting the Senate's traditions, which have grown more important with the death of fierce institutional defenders like Robert Byrd. During the past two years, Reid had headed off a push by more junior Democrats to dramatically weaken the filibuster, opting instead to cut bipartisan deals with McConnell without invoking the nuclear option. But now, McConnell believes, Reid has gone back on his word.
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Reid wouldn't tell McConnell what he would do, sources say, marking a bit of a role reversal. In private conversations, Reid has long had the habit of fully laying out his line of thinking to McConnell, while the GOP leader often keeps his cards close to his vest, according to insiders privy to those talks.
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Princess' New Dining Optionsby Kuki, CruiseMates Cruise Director | September 6, 2004
We recently sailed on one of the newest additions to the Princess fleet, the Diamond Princess. Overall, she's a slightly altered version of their "Grand Class" ships.
The original Grand Class ships maintained one dining room for guests who chose the traditional (assigned dining time/assigned seating) system, but introduced two other dining rooms -- both essentially identical to the traditional dining room -- where passengers could theoretically dine when they wanted, and with whom they wanted, during normal evening hours of operation.
The menu was identical in all three dining rooms. In addition, the ships had Sabitini's, an Italian theme restaurant, which had its own menu and carried a surcharge; and a southwestern theme, extra-cost restaurant.
This system is still in place on the Grand, Golden and Star Princess. The newer Caribbean Princess is similar, except for the southwestern restaurant, which has been changed to the Sterling Steakhouse.
However, on the new Diamond Princess (and her sister Sapphire Princess), the two "Personal Choice" (cost included) dining rooms are no longer carbon copies of the traditional dining room. Where two identical rooms stood before, these two new ships have four somewhat more intimate theme dining rooms, none of which carry a surcharge. Though their layouts are identical, each features its own menu and its own identity, with interior decoration and decor, right down to different touches in the servers' uniforms and themed tableware.
The seemingly most popular new restaurant is The Sterling, a steak house where large, deliciously crisp fried onion rings, Peppercorn Steak, and Prime Rib (carved in view in the restaurant) are the featured items.
The Vivaldi is an Italian restaurant with several different pastas (the three-colored pasta with ricotta cheese was my favorite) and a mouthwatering version of Osso Bucco.
The Pacific Moon is an Asian venue where sushi is freshly prepared tableside by staff in Oriental dress, and the sampler appetizer of dim sum, pot sticker, and a spring roll will make you wish you'd ordered two.
The Sante Fe is serves up southwestern fare, with guacamole prepared tableside, and a rather typical Tex-Mex menu.
All four restaurants operate much like land based restaurants with two exceptions: (1) There's no check presented at the end of the meal. The cost is included in your cruise fare; (2) In addition to the individual restaurant's own themed menu, guests can select items off the full menu from the traditional dining room. Guests may order any courses from either menu – and can even order courses from the other themed restaurants.
But just as at land-based restaurants, guests may either make reservations or simply show up and take their chances on space being available. Princess strongly encourages advance reservations, particularly if you want to dine during peak hours -- so much so that they've put a Concierge service in place where guests can call to make reservations at any of these restaurants.
The Maitre D', Beniamino Acler, tells us this particular setup of "Any Time Dining" is becoming so popular with Diamond passengers that the traditional dining room, normally wait-listed, now often has space available, even though each evening they supplement the traditional dining room's cuisine options with a menu from one of the alternate restaurants to provide more variety. All the service staff rotate among the four theme restaurants and the dining room every three to five weeks, so they are familiar with the menus of each.
As more of a "traditional dining" type of cruiser, and not one to stand in line for even the hottest land-based restaurant, I approached the "Any Time Dining" experience with some skepticism.
In a previous experience with "Any Time Dining" on the Golden Princess -- and problems that arose – I felt it wasn't of much value to my cruise experience. Since the menus were identical at both dining rooms, it seemed more convenient to have assigned seats waiting for us at an assigned time, and familiar service teams taking care of us each evening.
With this most recent evolution, I'm sure I'll still enjoy the traditional dining experience on cruise lines that featuring it; but Princess, despite some minor annoyances with the system, may have won me over to "Personal Choice," since it offers very good quality food, interesting themes and menu innovations, and some flexibility in the dining experience.
Meanwhile, like their earlier sister vessels, the Diamond and Sapphire also offer Princess's Italian Trattoria experience for an extra fee (presently $20 per person) at Sabitini's. There, guests order only their entrée and dessert, and a virtual cornucopia of taste treats of various courses is served leading up to the entrée.
Our stomachs were so full after this dinner, we considered asking for a staff member with a mover's dolly to roll us back to our cabin.


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Chalet Lines, Madani Younis' first production as Artistic Director of the Bush Theatre, explodes the constricting nature of family ties. Lee Mattinson's fraught comedy, with its feminist undertones, emphasis on emotional and sexual disappointments, and exploration of societal pressures, appears influenced by writers like Caryl Churchill and Charlotte Keatley. Mattinson is a Newcastle-based playwright (his monologue, Donna Disco, was recently seen on the Live Theatre stage) and Younis now introduces him to a London audience.
It's Nana Barbara's seventieth birthday and Loretta, her caustic eldest child, and her two granddaughters, Abigail and Jolene, have returned to the site of her wedding, Butlins in Skegness, to celebrate the occasion. Perhaps not unexpectedly the atmosphere soon begins to deflate quicker than Nana's birthday balloons as it becomes clear Loretta's estranged sister Paula isn't going to be coming and the one liners become ever more lacerating. Mattinson's play hops back and forth in time, between birthday, hen do and wedding day, unravelling each key moment of betrayal that has brought us to this point before returning us to a present where the emotional cracks are more like crevices.
Mattinson's humour is brash yet sharp, if also a little obvious in places and it is not until everyone's wounds are fully laid bare that Chalet Lines really starts to take shape. The play becomes darker in tone and there are some moments of heartbreaking cruelty from Loretta, especially towards her own eldest daughter, Abigail. Loretta may be a little over-the-top at times but she is a wretchedly vivid portrait of a woman trapped by her own fears.


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