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UNLV remains unbeaten with 95-78 romp over San Diego
Luis Rodriguez finished with 19 points, EJ Harkless scored 17 and UNLV remained unbeaten with a 95-78 victory over San Diego
SAN DIEGO -- Luis Rodriguez finished with 19 points, EJ Harkless scored 17 and UNLV remained unbeaten with a 95-78 victory over San Diego on Saturday night.
Rodriguez sank 7 of 9 shots with three 3-pointers for the Rebels (8-0). Harkless added five assists. Justin Webster made all four of his 3-point shots and scored 16 off the bench, while fellow reserve Jackie Johnson III scored 12.
Eric Williams Jr. paced the Toreros (5-4) with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Jase Townsend added 14 points. Jaiden Delaire, Wayne McKinney III and reserve Marcellus Earlington all scored 10.
UNLV led 49-28 at halftime.
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Kaziranga National Park is one of the showcase national parks in India as well as a declared World Heritage Site. It celebrated its recent Centenary with a wonderful display of ethnic and cultural exhibits combined with an extensive and intensive series of research seminars to explore future management options for the Park. [ See http://www.kaziranga100.com/ for details] The seminars were attended by a number of international as well as Indian scientists. Andy Gillison from CBM presented a keynote address on "Managing biodiversity in Kaziranga National Park: a case for bioregional planning" (see below for abstract).
The biodiversity status of North East India is briefly reviewed together with Kaziranga NP that forms an integral part of the forested foothills of the Eastern Himalayas and grasslands and woodlands of the North and South Bank landscapes of the Brahmaputra river. Overlapping habitat ranges of many key plant and animal species within the region suggest biodiversity management within KNP should be carefully considered within the broader scope of a bioregional, conservation management plan for North East India. Data recently acquired from field surveys in the North Bank Landscape and Himalayan footlills are used to support this argument and to demonstrate the relative global conservation value of the region.
Case studies were presented to briefly illustrate how critical baseline data and information can be acquired and maintained by both regional forestry and park management using relatively low-cost, state-of-the-art technology. Such data can be vital for adaptive management in the face of unforeseen environmental change or for decision support in the selection and integration of park extensions.
The Kaziranga success story is without parallel on the Indian subcontinent. It is the result of tireless efforts by government and conservation agencies combined with on-ground commitment by park personnel. The image presented to the world is one of continuing success in managing large mammals especially the flagship species of rhino, elephant and tiger. While success is seen as the embodiment of the right kind of faunal management, an untold story surrounds the critical management of animal habitat that is reflected in its vegetation.
Unlike most other areas of the Brahmaputra valley, the vegetation of KNP represents an unusually intact mosaic of successional and mature vegetation types that form the semi-evergreen forest and grassland mosaics of the south bank of the Brahmaputra river.
While many of the forest species areendemic to the Indo-Burma region, the vegetation typifies many aspects of the palaeotropic dry forests that extend in a dry seasonal belt around the globe.
These high-conservation-value dry forests and related grasslands are under extreme threat in many countries and have been targeted by many international conservation agencies as an urgent conservation priority. Apart from their conservation value, many species are highly attractive (e.g. deciduous flowering trees and shrubs and numerous species of orchids and gingers). Existing tourist routes within the park intercept the majority of vegetation types and animal habitat that present differing seasonal extremes of appearance.
Release of the WWF-India publication Biodiversity Assessment in the North Bank Landscape, North East India.
This publication was formally released at the Centenary Celebration and received with much acclaim. It contains the results of a previous survey conducted by WWF-India with assistance from CBM. Copies can be obtained from WWF-India, N.Delhi.


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Q: First time using button code I have this variable
var taxableTotalText = String(28)

it is populated from a second view controller, it works well except when you use the app for the first time, if the string is blank it crashes the app. I have tried
if taxableTotalText.isEmpty  {
    NSUserDefaults().setObject("0.00", forKey: String(28))
}

but it didn't work.
I would like to use some code like this
if TaxableAllowancesBtn "Has never been pushed" {
    NSUserDefaults().setObject("0.00", forKey: String(28))
}
else {
       //do nothing
}
TaxableTotal.text = NSUserDefaults().stringForKey(taxableTotalText)

but "Has never been pushed" needs to be some real swift coding.
At the moment i am just using
NSUserDefaults().setObject("0.00", forKey: String(28))

it stops my app from crashing but also forces my label to be "0.00" every time I reopen the app. A simple segue and back fixes the issue but its bugging me.
Can someone please swap my english for swift, or suggest a better way to solve this issue.
Thank you

A: You can use the "??" nil coalescing operator to return a default value instead of nil.
TaxableTotal.text = NSUserDefaults().stringForKey("yourKey") ?? "0.00"

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Bichancourt ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Aisne in der Region Hauts-de-France (bis 2015: Picardie); sie gehört zum Arrondissement Laon und zum Kanton Vic-sur-Aisne.

Geografie
Bichancourt liegt etwa 30 Kilometer nordöstlich von Compiègne am Canal de l'Oise à l'Aisne. Die Oise begrenzt die Gemeinde im Norden und Nordwesten. Umgeben wird Blérancourt von den Nachbargemeinden Abbécourt im Norden und Nordwesten, Chauny im Norden, Autreville im Osten und Nordosten, Pierremande im Südosten, Saint-Paul-aux-Bois im Süden sowie Manicamp im Westen und Südwesten.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kirche Saint-Martin, nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wieder aufgebaut

Weblinks

Ort in Hauts-de-France
Träger des Croix de guerre 1914–1918 (Ort in Frankreich)
Ort an der Oise

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Ronald Dworkin, theorist on relationship between morality and law, dead at 81
Matt Schudel of The Washington Post has written a great obituary on a man who has influenced the thinking of a countless number of people on this issue (including me): Ronald Dworkin, an innovative legal thinker who developed a novel interpretation of the moral underpinnings of the Constitution and who became respected in liberal circles for his writings on law, politics and hotly debated public issues, died Feb. 14 in London. He was 81 and had leukemia. New York University, where Mr. Dworkin was a law professor, announced his death. Mr. Dworkin, who also taught for many years at the University of Oxford in Britain, went against a century of legal thinking — including the theories of his two most important mentors — to develop…
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White House pushed on drone warfare
Earlier this week, NBC News leaked a confidential memo from the U.S. Justice Department which concluded that the White House can order the killing of American citizens if they are considered to be "senior operational leaders" of the terrorist organization Al Qaeda or an associated force — even if there is no information which links the supposed leader to an active plot against America. News of the 16-page memo set off a heated national debate regarding governmental secrecy, the limits on executive power, and the merits of drone warfare. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney tried to calm the debate by stating: "These strikes are legal, they are ethical and they are wise," Carney said. The government takes "great care" when deciding where and whom to…
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A beautiful defense of academic freedom
In case you were not already aware, over the past couple weeks my alma mater Brooklyn College has been at the center of a controversial debate regarding academic freedom. In brief, the school's Political Science Department announced that it would be sponsoring, along with several campus groups, an event on February 7 featuring the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which aims to stop what it considers the Israeli oppression of Palestinians. The event drew fiery criticism from a range of prominent people. Lawyer Alan Dershowitz claimed the school was engaging in anti-Israel propaganda, and urged for the inclusion of pro-Israel voices, or else cancellation of the event. The New York Daily News agreed with Dershowitz. New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind called for Brooklyn College President Karen Gould to step down. And…
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Catholic hospital reverses itself, says it was morally wrong to argue fetus is not a person
On Jan. 24, I posted about two news articles which revealed that, in an effort to evade a malpractice lawsuit, lawyers representing a group which owns a Catholic hospital in Colorado have been arguing, contrary to Catholic doctrine, that a fetus is not a person. Today, weeks after the story attracted widespread attention and criticism, it appears that the group, Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI), has changed its tune: "In the discussion with the Church leaders, CHI representatives acknowledged that it was morally wrong for attorneys representing St. Thomas More Hospital to cite the state's Wrongful Death Act in defense of this lawsuit. That law does not consider fetuses to be persons, which directly contradicts the moral teachings of the Church." It will be interesting to see if and how this…
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Catholic hospital argues, contrary to Catholic doctrine, that a fetus is not a person
It appears that even core religious dogmas are changeable when sticking to them might cost money. Take a look at this disturbing story in the Colorado Independent: Lori Stodghill was 31-years old, seven-months pregnant with twin boys and feeling sick when she arrived at St. Thomas More hospital in Cañon City on New Year's Day 2006. She was vomiting and short of breath and she passed out as she was being wheeled into an examination room. Medical staff tried to resuscitate her but, as became clear only later, a main artery feeding her lungs was clogged and the clog led to a massive heart attack. Stodghill's obstetrician, Dr. Pelham Staples, who also happened to be the obstetrician on call for emergencies that night, never answered a…
Tagged: atheism, ethics, god, law, morality, philosophy, religion, reproductive rights, science
Is secularism hostile towards religion?
J. Brent Walker of the Baptist Joint Committee argues on the Huffington Post that the principle of separation of church and state does not outright ban religion from playing some role in politics, but rather provides citizens the comfort of knowing government will not push religion on them; that government will remain neutral on the subject. The First Amendment requires, and we should be happy to embrace, a "secular" government in the sense that it is prohibited from promoting religion or taking sides in religious disputes, favoring one over another. It should and must be neutral toward religion. A secular government does not mean it is hostile to religion. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The institutional separation of church and state does…
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The importance of local activism
Hey, look, I'm in the newspaper! The Deseret News, to be exact, in an article focusing on states as prime battlegrounds for political battles over religious freedom. "I try to tell our people, 'You might think that what's going on in Congress right now is the most important thing right now, but it's absolutely not,'" said Michael De Dora, public policy director for the Center for Inquiry, a secularist group the advocates against government involvement in religion. "You need to pay attention to what's going on at the school board, city hall and state levels because that's where things are happening." That's true. If you are interested and have some time to devote to political activism, think local. There's a lot that can be…
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Legality of drones does not justify their use
Kevin Jon Heller, writing on the blog Opinio Juris, recently did a great job of making the important point that while the U.S. government might be able to provide some legal justification for the continued use of drone strikes abroad, that would be different than providing a moral justification. Replying to responses on an earlier post, Heller writes: I still want to resist an idea that seems to underly all of the responses to my post: namely, that we cannot (or at least should not) consider collateral deaths caused by drone strikes to be immoral as long as those strikes were legal. I strongly disagree with that idea; I think it is possible — indeed important — to insist that the drone program is profoundly immoral even if…
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"Why Tolerate Religion?" symposium in D.C.
As I've previously said, I try not to concern this blog, which is more focused on my personal interests, with my professional work at the Center for Inquiry. However, there is some overlap between my personal interests and professional work, and every so often I share Center for Inquiry-related things on this blog based on the idea that I think my readers would find them interesting. I think this symposium on freedom of religion and conscience, to be held this April 27 in Washington, D.C., fits the bill: Should a corporation operated by religious believers be exempt from a federal rule mandating contraceptive coverage for employees, while an organization run by nonreligious persons is not? Should an employee who objects to performing certain tasks on the…
Tagged: atheism, christianity, ethics, god, government, law, morality, philosophy, religion, washington d.c.
Decency, as required by law
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, stories are emerging that some New York City residents did not act in the most ethical of ways. Consider this example: On Staten Island, according to several news accounts, a woman named Glenda Moore tried to flee the storm on Monday by driving herself and her sons to safety in their blue Ford Explorer. But the vehicle got trapped in the swirling waters, so Ms. Moore unbuckled the two boys — Connor, 4, and Brandon, 2 — to head for dry land. They got separated from her, and were swept away. Battling water and wind, Ms. Moore frantically knocked on neighbors' doors asking for help, but her pleas were ignored. On Thursday, the boys' lifeless bodies were found…
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Stepping off the Treadmill
Amanda West Lewis on, and off, the road
Brooke Valley
New Work & Ideas
Alex's Pasta Mit Lachs-Tomaten-Sahne
JAN'S UMEBOSHI KALE SALAD
JENNIFER'S PEAR AND GINGER CRUMBLE
INDIAN RATATOUILLE
Melanzane alla parmigiano
PHIL QUANTRILL'S WELSH CAKES
Bonnie Stern's California Chocolate Pecan Torte
Tim's Thai Fish Stew
Tim's Red Cabbage
Roasted Sweet Potato and Fig Salad
Maddy's Thai Noodle Salad
Bryan's Frissé salad
Tarte aux Mourres.
Baptiste's Chocolate Chunk Cookies
And so the Journey Begins!
We arrived in Lyon on Tuesday August 3, a bit late, but calm after an uneventful flight. Peta, Bryan & Matt were there to greet us and whisk us away to a small park, where we started the day with Cremant (Champagne), Orange juice, croissants and pain chocolat. A repast that ensured that I drifted in and out of consciousness on the rest of the drive to Bel Air.
Bel Air sits atop a hill outside of the farming town of Digoin, in Burgundy. The original part of the house was built in 1776, and various additions were made over the centuries, all in keeping with the original style. Bryan and Peta bought it 20 years ago and Bryan has been working on it ever since, adding new sections, fixing up the old. As a result there are many nooks and crannies and they are able to house family and friends in abundance.
Tim and I are staying in the gite at the end of the building. It is a perfect cottage, furnished with a kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom. Private, but company is just next door. We'll be in this section for a few days until a renter arrives, when we'll move into the main section of the house.
Bryan says he built the pool before the house was even livable. The boys were little then, and he said it made sense to build the pool because they would be entertained for hours while he and Peta could get on with the renovations. Now, it is sheer heaven to cool off with the swallows skimming the surface of the water and the valley opening up beyond.
Gentle industry takes place all around us. Roosters crowing, cows lowing. A pace of life that has existed here for many centuries. It is hard to imagine the world beyond, except for the occasional boom of the Mirage jets in training, breaking the sound barrier. On my walks I see working farms, but also families who, like Peta and Bryan, have chosen this as an alternate to city life. I feel spoiled and indulged, but also can't help but feel blissfully happy.
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AMANDA WEST LEWIS has built a life filled with words on the page and on the stage, combining careers as a writer, theatre director and calligrapher. Her book, The Pact, (Red Deer Press) was released in the fall of 2016. It has been listed on the 2017 USBBY OUTSTANDING INTERNATIONAL BOOKS LIST; selected for the 2017 ILA YOUNG ADULTS' READERS CHOICES LIST; Nominated for 2017 SNOW WILLOW AWARD; and listed in the CANADIAN CHILDREN'S BOOK CENTRE BEST BOOKS FOR KIDS & TEENS, Spring 2017. SEPTEMBER 17: A NOVEL was nominated for the Silver Birch Award, the Red Cedar Award, and the Violet Downie IODE Award. Amanda has an MFA in Creative Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts. In her theatre career, Amanda is the founder of The Ottawa Children's Theatre, where she teaches and directs children. She has developed specialized drama and literacy programs for youth at risk, and for children with autism spectrum disorder. She has a Certificate in Theatre for Young Audiences with Complex Difficulties from Rose Bruford College, England. In 2015, Amanda co-produced the hit play "Up to Low" is based on the book by Brian Doyle. As a professional calligrapher and book artist, Amanda is passionate about the history of writing and has taught calligraphy courses to students of all ages. She studied with Hermann Zapf, Mark Van Stone and Nancy Culmone among many others. Amanda lives with her husband, writer Tim Wynne-Jones, in the woods in Eastern Ontario. They have three wonderful grown children. Find out more on her website at http://www.amandawestlewis.com/	View all posts by Amanda West Lewis
Author Amanda West LewisPosted on August 6, 2011 August 8, 2011 Categories FranceTags Amanda Lewis, Digoin, Lyon, Tim Wynne-Jones, travel
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DriveHub - Collective Minds Gaming Co. Ltd.
The DriveHub™ For over a decade racing enthusiast all over the world have been searching for a solution to take their favorite Force Feedback racing wheel from console to console.
The wait is over! The Drive Hub is a revolutionary, industry first cross over gaming adapter making it possible to use virtually any Force Feedback Steering wheel on your Xbox One or PlayStation 4 gaming console. Our proprietary Gearbox technology instantly detects and configures your wheel to match either Xbox One or PlayStation 4, no complicated tuning or PC apps required just Plug and Play. Enjoy true Force Feedback the way the game developers intended, not some make shift solution using controller overlays and a locked center force. As an added bonus the Drive Hub makes all Xbox One and PlayStation 4 Steering wh eels cross compatible.
The Drive Hub opens up a whole new world to those who previously thought their old Wheels were either obsolete or incompatible. No more buying new steering wheels for every system you own or needlessly disposing of old incompatible steering wheels. The Drive Hub fully supports all standard Force feedback protocols including but not limited to Spring Force, Dampers, Collision Force, road, surface and airborne effects.
Adaptive Force: Enjoy the added benefit of our Adaptive Force technology enhancing your native Xbox One Fanatec wheel (or any wheel) adding the missing environmental effects while playing Forza Motorsport, and Forza Horizon Games.
This Video shows how to switch between Race Mode and Play Mode on the Drive Hub.
This Video shows how to connect your Drive Hub to the Xbox One console.
This Video shows how to successfully update your Drive Hub device with the latest firmware.
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Fixed – G29 & Fanatec v2.5 Forza rumble emulation.
Added – Forza damper force.
Fixed – Game aperture value capture for Fanatec bases on Xbox.
Fixed – WRC rumble emulation.
Adjusted – Fanatec rumble emulation for Forza games.
Added – FFB support for XB1 compatible X360 racing games.
Improved – Thrustmaster T500 emaultion for PS3 mode.
Fixed – Thrustmaster T80 pedal translation and display.
Added – Hori racing wheel.
Fixed – Fanatec Porsche shifter.
Added – Support for MOMO racing wheels — awaiting user confirmation.
Fixed – G27 button to G29 rotary encoder translation for control of MDS in GTS.
Fixed – Thrustmaster T300 aperature conversion.
Fixed – Guide button for XB1 wheels in direct drive.
Added – Rumble emulation canclation on exit to menu in WRC.
Fixed – Accessories notificaton set to all for xb1 wheels in direct drive.
Added – Support for Frex GP shifter — awaiting user confirmation.
Fixed – Thrustmaster TX and TMX L2/R2 and L3/R3 swapped.
Fixed – Correct reporting of f/w version for T150 or T300 emulation.
Fixed – Setting Clutch array value to 0 for bases with no clutch support.
Added – Correct detection of wheel on 360 wireless .
Added – Scaling wheel input from fixed aperture wheels.
Added – Mapping USB mouse buttons to G29 dial and extra buttons.
Added – Support for Thrustmaster TS-PC, TS-XM & T-GT — awaiting user confirmation.
Fixed – Blocked setting for pedal rumble passthrough in INIT… ABS menu works again.
Fixed – Various wheel and accessory connection messages.
Added – Mapped Analog Handbrake input to Cross / A for non-Fanatec bases on PS4.
Added – XB1 controller led set to dim in standby.
Added – xb1 now correctly enters and exits from sleep mode, wakes correctly using controller guide button.
Added – PS3/PC mode, using a DS3 in port 1, drivehub emulates a t500 for TM wheels and G27 for others. For use on PS3 and PC games that dont support newer wheels.
Fixed – G920 setting aperture to 900° at connection. Noticed in Project Cars as it doesn't set the aperture.
Fixed – DFGT setting aperture delayed to allow for extended boot time.
Fixed – DFGT & DFPRO sequential gears were reversed.
Added – host driver for CSR Elite, CSW V1 & V2 USB pedal sets.
Fixed – CSW 2.5 rim RPM leds.
Fixed – Fanalogic/Fantech mode switching, correct display sent to rim 7 segment display.
Added – Start & Left combo to switch mode on PWTS where Start & Back share the same rocker switch and can't be used together.
Fixed – CSL E base RPM leds.
Added – mapped PS3/PS4 wheels LT and RT to Gas and Brake to browse menus on Forza and Project Cars.
Added – mapped G920 LSB and RSB to PS4 L2 and R2 rather that L3 and R3 – for convenience.
Added – FFB support for T500 as a hosted wheel on PS4.
Fixed – blocked random bad commands from F1 2017 and Dirt 4, causing CSR to hard lock left.
Added – support to stop DS4 BT connection when being used by DriveHub.
Fixed – fanatec rumble emulation ot stopping when exiting race.
This is a fix for Windows 7 machines. Simply Right Click and run as Administrator from the .bat file and then reboot the Windows PC. Then simply connect the Drive Hub and use the configurator as needed.


I am a diligent worker who follows through on my commitments. I'm quick to get started on tasks, usually avoid getting sidetracked and have a fairly optimistic outlook, although I can be plagued by self-doubt. An introvert, I prefer working alone and value autonomy. At times I can be untrusting and skeptical of other people's motives, and I have a tendency to become frustrated by and anxious about work-related difficulties. Sometimes I struggle to balance work and life.


Located in a quiet culdesac on Smith Mountain Lake, this high quality, well thought out home is designed around the spacious gourmet kitchen. The center island includes a Wolf cooktop and griddle with a hidden downdraft vent and pot filler. The back wall has a double oven, microwave drawer, prep sink and instant hot water. This home has timeless high end finishes of brazilian cherry floors, granite countertops, travertine tile, crystal chandeliers and a marble fireplace. Plus, handicap accessible halls and doorways. The exterior is equally impressive with Hardy Board, stacked stone, stamped concrete, and Evergrain decking. The level lot is expertly landscaped and the two slip boat dock is just steps away.
Directions: Route 40 to Penhook turn onto Old Mountain Road, left onto Smith Mountain Road, left onto Waters Edge Drive, right onto Morgans Mill Drive, right onto Sandy Edge Circle.


Peter M. Schlag (born 1948) graduated in medicine from Dusseldorf University in 1973. He completed his surgical training and specialization in Surgery at the University of Ulm. In 1980, he spent a postdoctoral period at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, the NIH, and the Washington Cancer Center, Washington DC. In 1982, he was promoted to the position of C3-Professor and Head of the Section of Surgical Oncology at the Surgical Department of the University of Heidelberg. He was a Visiting Professor at the Roswell-Park-Memorial Cancer Center in Buffalo, NY, 1988.
Since 1992, Dr. Schlag has been a full Professor at the Humboldt University Berlin in Germany, heading the Department for Surgery and Surgical Oncology, Charité, Campus Buch. Since 2001, he has been the Medical Director of the Robert-Rössle Cancer Center. Since May 2008, he is director of the Charité Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Dr. Schlag has received numerous honors; among them are the Anita and Cuno-Wieland Cancer Prize in 2005 and the Wilhelm-Warner Prize for Cancer Research in 2003. Dr. Schlag is a member of the EORTC Gastrointestinal Cancer Study Group and the EORTC Soft Tissue Sarcoma Study Group. Additionally, he is a member of the Editorial Board of Recent Results in Cancer Research, Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology, and the Annals of Surgical Oncology.


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Watkins Glen State Park, New York - Unique Places around the World
With beautiful stairways by waterfalls, this site of nature and wildlife is a nearby locale ideal for those around New York State.
Rainbow Falls in Watkins Glen State Park. The steps leading up to Rainbow Bridge and the bridge itself are seen in the background.
Watkins Glen State Park is the best known among the other State Parks spread across the Finger Lakes region in New York state. The park is outside the boundaries of Watkins Glen village located in Schuyler county. It can be found on the south end of Seneca Lake, its lower reaches extending towards the village while on the park's upper end lies woodlands. The park has many facilities for both camping and daytime visitors. The park's 1,000-acre topography has 400-foot cliffs, gorges, rim trails, and also Seneca Lake within its vicinity. Other destinations nearby are the chain of other Finger Lakes New York state parks. The best time to visit is springtime and summertime, although anytime may prove to be a good time to explore it.
Watkins Glen State Park is a popular destination for New Yorkers for its close proximity, and it offers alternative parks to explore nearby as well. Its facilities include a swimming pool and camping grounds, and there is a snack bar, gift shop, vending machine, playground and drinking fountains. Reservations are required for these campsites, and some degree of handicap access can be found in most areas of the park, with the exception of the gorge and rim trails. Getting to the park is easy for the average tourist. One need only to take the I-90 Exit 42 to Route 14 South or, from I-86, Exit 52A to Route 14 North. The main entrance is located in downtown Watkins Glen on Route 14. An admissions fee is charged to park visitors.
The park's main attractions are its 19 waterfalls and its annual rainbow trout run in the spring. The park offers hiking, fishing, camping, hunting and bird watching activities. Its three hiking trails provide access to the 800-mile trail system that runs throughout New York state. The Gorge Trail winds through the 19 waterfalls, and includes access to the famous 180 stone steps known as "Jacob's Ladder". Around the park are rock abutments and cliff faces that provide for awesome scenery for the area's hikers and tourists. Many come here for the photography opportunities that the park offers and, in winter, cross-country skiing is a popular activity in the area.
Flora and fauna are scattered throughout the Finger Lakes State Parks, of which Watkins Glen State Park is the most notable member park. Some of these flora and fauna are concentrated in the Finger Lakes National Forest. The animal life there has a number of shrub-land birds that include the northern harrier, sparrows and kestrels, alongside grassland birds like cuckoos, goldfinches, warblers and towhees. There are also thrashers, grouse, goshawk, tanagers, and woodcocks. Animals commonly seen roaming the forest floor are deer, bobcats, and foxes. Those who fancy botanical marvels will find delight in native flowers and plants like the milfoil, plantains, stoneworts and muskgrass. Several fish species, including trout, landlocked salmon, pike, and bass, inhabit its streams and Seneca Lake.
The tourist should be aware that the park's stone trails are affected by weather conditions. They can become wet and slippery or icy and slick, and visitors should take care in using them. The long trails include steep stone steps that ascend and descend, with some having as many as 180 continuous steps, so people should be prepared to engage in some level of physical exertion when venturing into and around the park. For safety reasons, swimming is allowed only in the park's designated swimming pools. Winter always brings some damage to the gorge trail in spring, which thusly has to be rebuilt every year. The rim trails, however, are open year round. Tourists are advised to only take out what they take in, and no removal of any natural parts of the park is allowed. The park is managed by the New York State Office of Parks.
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RAGE and its ligands in bone metabolism.
Zhou Z, Xiong WC. RAGE and its ligands in bone metabolism. Front Biosci (Schol Ed). 2011;3768-76.
The receptor for advanced glycation end products (RAGE), a member of the immunoglobulin super-family transmembrane proteins, has multiple ligands, thus, is implicated in the pathogenesis of various diseases, including diabetic complications, neurodegenerative disorders, and inflammatory responses. Its function in normal physiology is beginning to be defined, and recent studies have pointed to an important role for RAGE and its ligands (e.g., HMGB1 (high mobility group box 1)) in innate immune response. In addition, RAGE and its ligands are also implicated in osteoclast activation and bone remodeling. Understanding how RAGE and its ligands regulate bone remodeling may provide insight into the pathogenesis of diabetes and chronic inflammation associated bone loss. Recent progress relevant to the functions of RAGE and its ligands in bone remodeling is discussed in this review.


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Residents behaving badly: City breaks down bylaw complaints
On-street parking is by far the most complained-about offence
Richard Vivian
Guelph bylaw enforcement vehicle. Richard Vivian/GuelphToday file photo
Parking violations prompted the most bylaw complaints to city hall during the past two years.
A review of complaints shows there were three times more parking-related concerns brought forward between May of 2020 and this past Thursday morning than the second-most grieved matter – noise and/or nuisance parties.
In all, the city received 13,485 parking-related complaints. That includes 8,361 related to on-street parking, 4,399 for parking on private property, 544 incidents of front lawn parking and 181 parking sign issues.
Up next were noise and/or nuisance party complaints, with 4,143, followed by security issues on public property (3,616), water compliance (2,317), poster or sign violations (1,616) and illegal dumping (1,523).
Other categories of complaint include long grass/yard maintenance (606), dog off leash (280), idling vehicle (177), donation bin issue (98),coyote sighting (48), pet waste (39), exotic pet issue (16) and one newspaper box issue.
By the end of this month, the city plans to launch a new dashboard on its website allowing people to view bylaw complaints in real time, tracked by areas in order to protect the privacy of individual addresses.
Complaints will also be able to be filed through the web page.
"This is the information citizens have reported to us," explained Alex Brossault, the city's program manager of GIS and data, who provided the complaints data to GuelphToday. "This allows you as a citizen to, if you see something in the community, to report that issue. It goes directly to the appropriate department in the city."
Next month, Brossault noted, the city plans to essentially double the types of matters shown on the dashboard, expanding it to include things such as reported potholes.
Excluding parking-related offences, 25 bylaw charges have been laid in Guelph so far this year, city solicitor Chris Cooper said in an email.
"Unfortunately, the city's system cannot track which specific bylaws under which those charges were laid," he noted.
There were 212 such charges laid in 2021, with 109 in 2020, 207 in 2019 and 261 in 2018.
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Okay, we're only 4 games into his spell in charge. But if anything, we've got worse.
Why did the board decide to give Stevie the job full time just a few days after AJ left? He was already at the club - so do what most clubs do (especially with inexperienced managers) and give him it on a temporary basis to prove himself. Had we done this, I'd expect the board would be reviewing the manager's position now.
AJ had to go - we kept him far too long this season - but the decision to immediately appoint Crawford is becoming more questionable by the game.
I hope I'm wrong and he turns it around, but it has all the hallmarks of John Potter - good guy, good coach, players like him, but not cut out for management.
Overreaction? Maybe. But I'm worried that we're now in a relegation battle, and I don't see the players in our squad who can get us out of it. A 'new manager bounce' could've been the difference.
I felt disbelief and a little dread at his appointment, nothing's changed.
Agree guys, it's potter mk2.
Agree. I think it's another poor decision from the board. They left it so long with AJ and then they gave it to a rookie. Didn't even give time for applicants.
We've made our bed and now we need to lie in it.
I don't agree. I think he signed a gem in Andercon who looks like he will form a productive partnership with Faiss.
That first half was a very positive sign.
The Raith game was a disaster but if we hadnt had a red card... who knows. Fair criticism though.
His other games: United at Tannadice and County!
A good performance against County too...until an offside equaliser and the subs. They had stronger subs.
Morton ... meh. We didnt lose away.
Still work to do but are we worse? No.
2 weeks to gel, 2 tough but winnable games next then the 3 bottom teams.
I see Morton and QoS getting sucked into this too and I am confident after todays 1st half we can and will climb the table.
Happiness, happiness, the greatest gift you can possess!
From the posts on here there was a lot of happiness at the 45 minute mark.
An offside goal and a Higgy assist later and the manager is out his depth.
Ill judge him after the Alloa game.
Hey I'm not criticising Crawford, other than taking Faiss off when playing well.
But the whole team just lack quality and I don't think the two new coaches have the experience to do anything about it.
Not really sure if Guardiola and Klopp could get much mileage here either.
Are we worse? Yes we are 100% worse. Beggars belief that you are asking that question.
Since the appointment, each and every substitution has weakened our team. No substitutions looks like a great alternative right now.
I think that bearing in mind he could have been assistant to Nielson at DU he's been on a promise.
He fancies himself a lot judging by his Armani match day suit and n his first game ,(pep wears one).
He shows arrogance by bringing an unnecessary keeper in and booting Robinson out of the squad, he's no idea of how to deal with a losing position.
The guy is an absolute chancer .he looked so cool at half time as he discussed with his assistant how well we've done but did he have a clue when Ross county upped there game in the second half ,his substitution s were poor, clueless comes to mind.
I think majority of you are being very harsh.
Look at the first half, I thought Crawford got it spot on, we looked defensively solid and created a number of chances for Anderson. We more than matched County and deserved to be ahead.
Second half we lost a sloppy goal, one that I think majority of us thought was well offside only for SC to confirm it was the correct decision.
The players were adamant it was offside, and seeing it didn't go their way, they lost the plot, they started panicking, almost lost a goal immediately after if it wasn't for Craigen.
I could understand to a degree what SC was thinking with Anderson and FEB. Anderson was knackered and FEB was becoming ineffective, think he was thinking more defensively and keeping the point than going for the win.
Then Higgy does what Higgy does, daft wee flicks when a punt up the park is sufficient.
Our team isn't good enough, we don't have the quality, confidence is low. SC is trying his best to turn it around, we need to back him, whether you think he's the right man or not.
We gave Ross County that win today.
Thought first half today we out played Ross County and Anderson could've had a hat-trick. Best I have seen us play in a long time. FEB and Anderson look a decent strike partnership.
Their blatant offside goal in the 2nd half knocked the wind out of us and we lost the momentum we had in the 1st half. Ross County took charge of the game in the 2nd half which you would expect from a team sitting top of the Championship and to be fair our defence looked decidedly ropey under pressure.
I think it is knee jerk to suggest we have got worse, for me I can see some light at the end of the tunnel based on what I saw in the first half today.
Also I think it is only fair to give our new management team a chance instead of being so quick to shoot them down.
We gave up any chance of winning the game with 20 mins left - with our defence the end result was inevitable. There are proven guys out there. Darren at East Fife was worth a thought.
and proven guys cost more money, doesn't matter though as any manager would struggle with what we have which from day 1 of the season has been a total mess.
"I think majority of you are being harsh"
for some possibly, others it isn't a surprise at all.
This baffles me. AJ was labelled as good enough for the seaside league but no good for the championship due to the gulf.
He actually won the seaside league.
Yet people still suggest managers like Petrie or Darren are proven because they are doing less well than A J did.
Absolutely no doubt in my mind that the board have cocked up 3 times.
1. Giving AJ a 2 year deal, when much of last year was so bad. Really bad for months.
2. Not getting rid of AJ soon enough. October or November. Some of those summer signings, particularly the bomb scares we have in the centre of defence are shocking. Losing at home to the worst Falkirk team we have ever seen should have been the final straw.
3. When they did finally bite the bullet (too late), failure to advertise the position to see who was around to help us out of the hole we are in. Crawford appointment reeks of panic.
As for Crawford. He hasn't halted the downward slide, but I do believe he has a better chance of keeping us up than AJ would have. We will never know, but this mess started months ago. His substitutions have been woeful but we set up ok today. Anderson is excellent and there is improvement in Faiss, even if he hasn't scored. 5 way battle for the drop in a very tight league. Morton and Pars currently the worst 2 I think.
Been explained to you a million times.
Parrot. Petrie and Young are doing ok in that league with a small fraction of the resources AJ had. But I think you know this.
Yes, that gives a little credibility to the assumption they might do well at a higher level but I don't think it fully justifies it.
It still justifies them more than it does Crawford (as much as I like him). Hopefully we can get going soon but it's very concerning that Falkirk and Partick are picking up points (they both had two difficult games today) and we don't look like we're improving. I can't understand how Falkirk can afford so many players when they've sacked their manager in the same season?
That's what I was getting at. How can Falkirk afford so many players more than us while sacking their manager like us? Their stadium is just as big.
has a huge task on his hands also giving players a 2 year deal beggars belief.
I wish SC and GS all the best.
I'd imagine Falkirk must have had cash put in from directors, shareholders or wealthy fans to fund the January rebuild. Their crowds are worse than ours and I'd imagine the sponsorship deals will be comparable.
I dont think we had the money to sack the two we had and pay to take either of them from where they are. Especially on a gamble.
I dont get the criticism of him. Apart from the Raith disaster I think he's doing ok. Lets see what he can do with this team in over the next 2 weeks in time for ICT at home. That will be a better indication of improvement than utd at tannerdice and county.
I'm not criticising him but I was not impressed when we appointed him. He deserves his chance though. It's not his fault we're in this mess. On top of that, it's disappointing we didn't make more signings in January also.
I think we would all have liked to see a more experienced replacement but we have what we can afford and I think we should be encouraging him...especially after that first half.
He must feel shecht getting slated after that. Mistakes in the second half but I honestly see progress. Pretty tough he got the top 2 sides and a banana skin derby in his first few games.
Agreed. The first half we were excellent but the second half we let ourselves down. Gardyne made a massive difference for them.
Like I said, he deserves a chance. He messed up with the subs today but it's still early days for him. Desperate times though. It's Johnson and the board that are at fault this season, not Crawford. We have to survive this season and hopefully build on next season. Hopefully next season will be better but I worry attendances will drop big style next season - no matter what league we're in.
but that doesn't mean they can afford it. I don't know the state of their finances to judge.
Good balanced post Berry but as Sammer notes we are now in the relegation mire currently. Fortunately for us there are some other teams like Morton who are also not on a good run.
Appointing Crawford did come as a bit of a surprise but having said that he knows the payers better than anyone.
He must have been pretty good at convincing the chairman that what was at the club plus another couple of players would be enough to challenge.
There's definitely been an improvement in the urgency and yesterday more shots than usual.
All season we've flattered to deceive having loads of possession in spells with nothing to show for it Barr the odd game.
The biggest problem with Crawford as with AJ is tactical awareness when trying to hold onto a lead or coming from behind.
Yesterday county's manager quickly made changes to personal and shape to correct there shortfall , Crawford just made changes for changing sake .
If this continues I with think we will get sucked into bottom 2 as moral falters and pressure increases.
Crawford is green and has a lot to learn not sure if the position was a good time to teeth a new manager but time will tell.
I'm pretty sure it's director loans. Nearly half a million of them.
"He must have been pretty good at convincing the chairman that what was at the club plus another couple of players would be enough to challenge"
GJ, this genuinely worries me about our board/chairman. How can you look at this squad, watch them play the way they have this season, look at the league table and actually think we have a good squad?
SC is out his depth. Seemingly no money which I don't understand. Transfer window is now closed. I don't think we can either get another loan as we have 4. This is a disaster.
I've yet to see anything to indicate SC is out of his depth.
In fact I've seen improvement, a draw at Morton, first half against County where we played well and he's improved the striking partnership. That change in the second half didn't work, but it was a solid thought process, something AJ wouldn't have bothered to consider.
Any manager we would have brought in, I don't believe would have done much better.
We played Ross County who are top, don't think anyone realistically thought we would win it going into the game, the fact Falkirk and Thistle both won is what has gotten everyone on a shoogly peg at the moment.
As mentioned he needs time, and gradually we'll see improvements as we did yesterday.
I wouldn't say he made the changes for changes sake, he could see we were getting over run in midfield so put an extra body in there. Whether the personnel he took off and brought on were the right ones, is a different story.
Difference between his and county's tactical changes was that county had some quality on the bench where we had Smith and Hippolyte.
Berry we don't have time. We have appointed an inexperienced manager who will need time which we don't have. We could be bottom of the league in 2 weeks time. Would you still say he needs time and has done better than expected? 1 draw and 3 losses with 1 goal scored is worse than whatever AJ has done.
An experienced manager would need time. No-one, not one manager would come in here and transform our fortune instantly.
Throwing SC under the bus due to inexperience is just a cop out that so happens to suit your agenda.
No not at all. An experienced manager who's been there and done it would have better attributes to save our season. Not somebody just starting out who could eventually do well in management.
Well Jim Duffy fits your criteria and Dumbarton are not exactly setting League 1 on fire since he was appointed. Why do you think that might be?
Could it be down to the players in his squad being low on confidence and not very good into the bargain?
"1 draw and 3 losses with 1 goal scored is worse than whatever AJ has done."
That may well be but we've also had some horrific runs (e.g. Ross Co, Ayr, Inverness, Alloa was 3 defeats and a draw with only 2 goals scored and 3 of those games were at home). The squad and the way that 3-5-2 was plan A then binned quickly with no real plan B is what's to blame more than Crawford being inexperienced.
Eddie May is a well respected coach and looks like he'll be out of a job in the next week or so. Might be worth a shout?
You mean May be worth a shout!
I'm no tactical expert but I have noticed that the manager had the team set up differently and playing differently, on Saturday, from what we saw under AJ.
Also a lot of through balls to Anderson were played on the deck rather than hopeful diagonal crosses which are invariably lapped up by hulking defenders. (Now that may be because Anderson has specifically mentioned that he can't head a ball to save himself, but I prefer to believe Stevie asked Bruce's team mates to play to the lad's strengths.
Little things maybe, but an improvement imo.
There is allot to be optimistic about from that first half GG.
I've always considered myself a realist, we'll best ICT.
Am I right in saying that SC being on a 'rolling permanent contract' means we could infact get someone else in during this season if we wanted? I would give SC until 9th of March - between now and then we have Inverness (H) Ayr (A) Partick Thistle (H) QOTS (H) Alloa (A).
Some folk on here i wouldn't trust to run a primary school tuck shop!
Imagine sacking 2 managers in the space of two months. We'd become a laughing stock and rightly so.


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