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BOONSBORO - In what may be a win-win situation for Greenbrier State Park and area residents wishing to stock up on firewood, park officials say people can cut up trees downed by recent storms and take the wood home for a price below market value.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources issued a news release Monday saying Greenbrier officials will sell permits to anyone interested in cutting up toppled trees for firewood.
Mary Jo Bartles, an administrative officer at Greenbrier State Park, at 21843 National Pike east of Hagerstown, said Tropical Storm Isabel left dozens of trees in disrepair.
"Our dogwood loop (upper camping area) got hit pretty hard," Bartles said. "There's probably 30 trees that the storm took down. And there's a lot of trees leaning that need to come down."
Bartles said people interested in the wood can cut it at the park after purchasing a $21 permit per cord of wood. The permit price is less than one-fourth of the retail price for a cord of wood, Bartles said.
The department news release said much of the wood available for cutting is green and won't be ready to burn for a year.
Bartles said much of the wood is easily accessible.
"Most of it is laying right by the side of the road." she said.
Greenbrier State Park in the past has offered people the option of buying permits to take cords of wood, Bartles said. The park usually sold about 20 of the permits a year.
Park officials hope to sell more than 50 permits this year because the storms left them with a lot more trees to remove than they'd normally have, Bartles said.
"We've always done it, but it's on a much larger scale this year" because of Isabel, she said.
Bartles said officials hope to sell a lot of the permits, and rid the area of the downed trees, because such a cleanup at the park would take seasonal workers away from their usual winter duties. Those duties include getting ready for the start of the camping season in the spring.
"The workers have a lot of other work to do already," Bartles said. "This would have cut too much into their time."
The park did not consider hiring an outside company to remove the trees, Bartles said.
Bartles said the permits are available to all. She said officials don't mind if people haul the wood away and sell it for a higher price.
"We don't care what you do with it when you get it out of here, as long as you have a permit," Bartles said.
More information on the permits can be obtained by calling Greenbrier State Park at 301-791-4767.


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FIFA 14 Adds 19 Brazilian Clubs
Kick it with some of the best soccer squads in the world.
Published July 18, 2013, 2:06 p.m. about FIFA 14
by Robert Workman
In an effort to make its soccer simulator even more elite, EA Sports announced that it reached licensing agreements with 19 soccer clubs in Brazil, adding to the already deep roster for the upcoming FIFA 14.
Licensing for Brazilian team leagues works differently than the English Premier League, according to EA, as you have to negotiate through a team-by-team basis. However, it looks like the process was successful.
Such teams include Internacional, Nautico and Ponte Preta, who were featured in FIFA 13 under the fictional names I. Porto Alegre, N. Recife and P. Campinas. However, certain Serie B teams were left out, including Palmeiras – at least for the time being. EA Sports could sign more soccer squads in the weeks ahead.
FIFA 14 will release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 September 24th, and later this year for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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Not much news today. Econ stuff: The national budget for 2009 will be €160.2 billion, a 5% increase over 2008. Solbes proyects a balanced budget for the next two years, and then a surplus in 2011. However, these projections are based on a 2-3% annual growth rate, and the private sector's predictions say it mignt not be even half that.
Meanwhile, economics counselor Antoni Castells announced that the Generalitat's budget deficit for 2007 was €762 million, €300 million more than projected.
Car sales in May were down 18% over May last year. Consumer spending must be way down.
Other news: These idiot chefs are still arguing with one another over whether it's OK to use chemical additives in haute cuisine, and everybody is talking about it, which means our frivolity level here in Spain is high, as usual. That's one of the things I love-hate about Spain: there's a lot of excitement about things that aren't important at all. Which I guess is true in America as well, but I notice it more here.
The Barcelona press is split: La Vanguardia is supporting Santamaria, probably because he is the spokesman for a long-running promotion they're doing, distributing cooking utensils. El Periodico is supporting Adria, probably because Santamaria is backed by the eternal rival La Vangua.
Complaint about the newspapers: They're always running eight million promotions at the same time. La Vanguardia is promoting an atlas, a CD series, a book series, and a collection of exotic bugs encased in plastic, as well as the kitchen stuff. I wish they would lay off the damn promotions and charge less for the paper.
By the way, El Pais has raised its price to €1.10. I imagine the other papers will soon follow suit. They very obviously practice price collusion; I'm not going to claim that the papers are actively conspiring to rip us off, but it's clear that nobody is willing to compete on price.
The 150,000 members of FC Barcelona are mad. 9000 of them signed a recall election petition against club president Joan Laporta, double the necessary number. So it looks like there will be an election. Barça elections are always fun because they're full of outrageous skullduggery. Somebody's already stolen a computer with access to the entire Barça database, and has allegedly tried to sell it for a million euros to an opposition candidate.


The popular Canadian Model and Actress Shay Mitchell is always in the buzz for having a toned and fit body. She is an inspiration for people who think it's hard to stay healthy so here some few details to help you have a body like her.
She keeps changing her workout routines and does not stick to only one kind of a schedule because she loves trying new things so that it does not become monotonous for her. Some of her favorite workouts are pilates, boxing, hot yoga, hiking, boot camp classes, indoor spinning, outdoor biking, running on the stand, and stadium stair drills.
Mitchell revealed in an interview that she exercises at least 3 times per week and also prefers group fitness classes more than the traditional gym. The actress has done everything from aerial fitness to martial arts. No doubt, she likes experimenting with new things but only when they are safe. She loves all forms and all types of exercise, "I love mixing things up and noticed how much energy I had when I boxed on Monday, did a spin class on Wednesday, and some sort of interval training on Thursday," said she in an interview.
She also added "I swear by combining weights and cardio in the same hour. I like to do cardio to start off my workout and then mix in some weights — it can even be your own bodyweight. I like to do planks or lunges with a weight. But I think it's that switching back and forth that is so important,".
No matter where she travels she does not miss her exercise and do it at the Hotel gym. She also keeps a jump rope and sliders with her so that if there is no heavyweight to lift she can do it with them. She believes that you can manage everything and find anyway if you have spark to do it. In absence of equipments she does sprints or find a staircase to climb.
"I like to work out four to five times a week, "but that doesn't always mean in a gym. It can mean taking my dog for a walk or hike. Or I might jump on a bike and ride that from Santa Monica to Venice." says Mitchell.


From being computed by biological neurons to being simulated by software to running on artificial neurons – Computational Fluid Dynamics has come full circle.
Aravinth C K, a 5th-year Dual Degree student from the Department of Aerospace Engineering, gives us a glimpse into his Dual Degree Project – which involves the development of a hybrid algorithm rooted in Computational Fluid Dynamics and Machine Learning to predict flow parameters and characterise 'turbulence' – a strategy that could potentially revolutionize the way we model turbulence today.
'We actually study rocket science' – you must've heard countless Aerospace Engineers (both students and graduates) drop the mic using this line.
Well, it's a joke that never seems to get old. I would be lying to you if I said that I didn't belong to this group of people who try to glorify their Aerospace degree. I must, however, confess that the research that I am currently pursuing does not necessarily fall under the classification of 'rocket science'. Nonetheless, it is still very exciting for me to work on it and I find it unique.
My work revolves around a word that most of us who have travelled in aeroplanes would have surely come across at some point in their journey.
Have you ever experienced the occasional disturbance when you are travelling in an aeroplane?
It surely sends a chill down the spine to hear a pilot requesting us to fasten our seat-belts almost instantaneously as a response to such a disturbance. More often than not, the pilot coins the term 'turbulence' to explain the reason for the discomfort experienced. My work is primarily concerned with this very term – turbulence.
I deal with the modelling of turbulent flows with the help of simulations accelerated by data-driven techniques.
I did not have a clue what the word turbulence meant then, before a formal engineering education, and do not completely understand what it means now, even after spending several months working on this field! This sentiment is quite common among researchers working in this field.
Turbulence remains an unresolved problem in physics even after several decades of dedicated research in this area.
Please fasten your seatbelts – we're expecting some Turbulence.
Laminar and Turbulent flows are the two regimes in fluid flows. The first one corresponds to streamlined motion, and the other corresponds to chaotic motion. Just like anything else in science, these flows are also governed by a set of equations. In fact, they are the very same conservation equations in fluid mechanics – specifically the Navier-Stokes equation that helps us study such flows.
My research entails the examination of such flows in very rudimentary geometries, like inside that of a channel [Figure 1], a flow which happens to be one of the most extensively investigated in fluid mechanics. Conducting simulations for such geometries and collecting relevant data that could be used later is the bulk of my research focus. In addition to this, I employ tools from Machine Learning to come up with rectified and revised interpretations to these simulations with an intention to make these solutions as closely-matched to the ground truth as possible.
Figure 1: Mean velocity field variation inside a channel flow investigated using RANS simulations.
The Machine Learning Bandwagon is here – and Computational Fluid Dynamics has jumped aboard!
Machine Learning (ML), which forms an integral part of my work, is quite the buzzword these days. The craze for ML stems from its application-oriented nature and ability to provide the user with endless capabilities to extract information. From text translation to face recognition, it has found use in a multitude of applications and research areas. It isn't surprising to see that ML has found use cases in the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) as well.
It is quite intriguing to note that the first papers and articles relating to ML trace back to as early as the 1950 – 60s and yet it is only recently that it has become such an attractive field in science and engineering.
What, then, took ML so long to attain the popularity that it enjoys today? What could have possibly changed so drastically from the past that helped ML flourish the way it does today? According to me, the reasons are two-fold: the (much) improved processing power, and the ability to generate large amounts of data and store it compactly.
The best Apollo (a space mission by the US to land a human on the moon) era computers performed instructions hundreds of million times slower than the modern smartphones!
The command module computer used by the astronauts to control the spacecraft during the lunar missions possessed the processing power equivalent to a pair of Nintendo consoles!
While such comparisons from two different generations may not always be appropriate and meaningful, they do help us visualize technological advancements over the years with ease.
Coming back to my project, my research itself is thoroughly inter-disciplinary in its approach as it requires the integration of ideas from both CFD and Machine Learning.
The basic idea is to consider two simulation techniques, one far superior but inordinately expensive: the Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS) when compared to the other: the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes or RANS models. The first step involves collecting data for a specific quantity under investigation: Reynolds Stress Tensor using both the turbulence models. This is followed up by 'learning' (the complexities and correlations from the model) from the obtained data with Machine Learning and using it to predict the stress tensor by starting from the inferior technique.
The two-equation k-Ɛ model, a modelling paradigm that falls under the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) category, was one of the techniques considered for simulations. As the name suggests, RANS involves time-averaging and the solutions obtained describe the mean flow characteristics – such as the mean velocity field. RANS is most commonly used for engineering design purposes. They suffer from the closure problem, incapacitating its ability to solve the problem in hand, hence requiring modelling with assumptions.
They (RANS based modelling) can give notoriously unreliable solutions.
On the other hand, Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) can provide complete information about the flow, that too unaffected by any assumptions, unlike the RANS model. It is an excellent tool for conducting research but comes at a very high computational price (several months on the fastest supercomputers available to us), thereby rendering it infeasible as a general-purpose design tool. For this project, RANS simulations were run on OpenFOAM whereas the DNS solutions were taken from available literature.
After the collection of the data from both RANS and DNS simulations, the two were linked through a deep neural network architecture [Figure 2]. The neural network is used to estimate a parameter in the RANS case that has poor accuracy due to the assumptions made. The network was trained with velocity gradients obtained from RANS model (less accuracy, but faster compute time) as inputs while keeping DNS (superior accuracy, but incredibly high compute time) solutions as the ground truth.
By incorporating ML in the CFD problem, we were able to build a time-efficient alternative by potentially building a bridge between RANS, a commercially used model and DNS.
This also means that we get a thorough understanding of the flow at a much lower computational expense.
This project, inspired by the works previously done in this field, rightly exploits the vast amount of data available that is already available to us from experiments and simulations. However, the robustness of such ML assisted flow modelling should not be overlooked as there are still questions over its potential to predict equally good results for new flows unknown to the neural network model.
Through this research, I was able to pursue my passion for working on a project involving multi-disciplinary learning. I believe that traditional boundaries between disciplines are obsolete in this day and age and may even be counter-productive in achieving innovative solutions.
With just about a month to go, I am very excited to continue my research, and in the process, I hope to add value to the research community.
Aravinth C K is a 5th-year Dual Degree Student from the Department of Aerospace Engineering. This article sheds light on the work he is pursuing as his Dual Degree Project under the mentorship of Dr. Balaji Srinivasan and Dr. A Sameen, with the constant support of Gaurav Yadav (PhD Scholar, Department of Mechanical Engineering – IIT Madras).
 J. Ling, A. Kurzawski, and J. Templeton (2016) "Reynolds averaged turbulence modelling using deep neural networks with embedded invariance", Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 807, 155–166.
 K. Duraisamy, G. Iaccarino and H. Xiao, "Turbulence Modeling in the Age of Data", Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics 2019, 51, 1–23.


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Security researcher demos a modified iPhone charging cable that can hijack your computer
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By Yoni Heisler @edibleapple
As far as iPhone and Mac hacks are concerned, a California-based security researcher who goes by the name MG recently came up with one of the more clever and intriguing workarounds we've seen to date. Whereas most exploits that make the news tend to rely on unsuspecting users clicking on a malicious link or website, MG developed a way to hijack a user's computer via the lightning cable used to charge iOS devices.
Originally brought to light via Motherboard, MG's hack is seemingly simple and can be explored in-depth on his blog here. Put simply, he delicately tears open a standard lightning cable, modifies it with custom components, and puts it back together. By all accounts, the modified lightning cable looks and performs exactly like one you'd pick up from an Apple retail store.
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MG demonstrated the hack to Motherboard at the Def Con hacking conference last week and showed off how he was able to remotely hijack a connected Mac and execute any number of commands. Somewhat comically, the modified cable is called the OMGCable.
MG typed in the IP address of the fake cable on his own phone's browser, and was presented with a list of options, such as opening a terminal on my Mac. From here, a hacker can run all sorts of tools on the victim's computer.
"It's like being able to sit at the keyboard and mouse of the victim but without actually being there," MG said.
All of the modified cables MG produces are handmade and can easily be swapped out with a legitimate cable without a target being any the wiser. One limitation worth noting is that a malicious actor can only access a hijacked Mac within a vicinity of about 300 feet.
As to what MG plans to do with his tool, he reportedly wants to sell them as bona fide security tools, presumably for law enforcement agencies. The modified cable isn't yet available for purchase but MG hopes to have a production model ready soon at a price point of $100.
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A life long Mac user and Apple enthusiast, Yoni Heisler has been writing about Apple and the tech industry at large for over 6 years. His writing has appeared in Edible Apple, Network World, MacLife, Macworld UK, and most recently, TUAW. When not writing about and analyzing the latest happenings with Apple, Yoni enjoys catching Improv shows in Chicago, playing soccer, and cultivating new TV show addictions, the most recent examples being The Walking Dead and Broad City.
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Central banks will establish standards on bank exposure to cryptocurrencies. According to the BIS (bank for international settlements), the new standard limits crypto reserves among banks to 2%. This reform comes into force on January 1, 2025. We explain everything to you in this article.
A global regulation
It is often rare that there is a consensus on the regulation of cryptos on a global level. However, a global standard for banks' exposure to cryptoassets has been approved. This was passed by the Group of Central Bank Governors and Oversight Officials (GHOS) of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
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The standard, which sets a 2% limit of cryptocurrency reserves among banksis to be implemented on January 1, 2025, according to an official announcement on December 16.
The report, dubbed "Prudential treatment of exposures to cryptoassets", lays out the final standard structure for banks regarding exposure to digital assets. This also includes traditional tokenized assets, stablecoins and unbacked cryptocurrencies.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision noted that the report will soon be incorporated as a new chapter in the "Consolidated Basel Framework". The latter is the set of standards of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS). It's the the world's leading standard setter for banking prudential regulation.
A relatively low risk of exposure
Also according to the BIS, the direct exposure of the global banking system to digital assets remains relatively low. However, recent developments have highlighted:
"LImportance of having a strong minimum framework for internationally active banks to mitigate risks."
The organization also states that:
"Unbacked crypto-assets and stablecoins with ineffective stabilization mechanisms will be subject to careful prudential treatment. The standard will provide a robust and prudent global regulatory framework for internationally active banks' exposures to crypto-assets that promotes responsible innovation while safeguarding financial stability."
Pablo Hernández de Cos, Chairman of the Basel Committee and Governor of the Bank of Spain, noted of the standard:
"The Crypto-Assets Committee standard is yet another example of our commitment, willingness and ability to act in a coordinated manner globally to mitigate emerging risks to financial stability. The Committee's work program for 2023-24, approved today by the GHOS, aims to further strengthen the regulation, supervision and practices of banks worldwide. It focuses in particular on emerging risks, digitalisation, climate-related financial risks as well as the monitoring and implementation of Basel III."
The BIS unveiled the results of its multi-jurisdictional central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot program in September. The project came into existence after a month-long test phase that enabled cross-border transactions worth $22 million.
The pilot program involved the central banks of Hong Kong, Thailand, China and the United Arab Emirates, as well as 20 commercial banks from these regions. According to a BIS report published in June, around 90% of central banks are considering the adoption of CBDCs.
Need for global regulation
If you follow the world of cryptocurrencies, you have certainly not missed the fall of FTX. Indeed, the event caused an earthquake for the entire crypto ecosystem.
Today, governments and global organizations believe that digital assets must be regulated as soon as possible to avoid this kind of catastrophe.
The new crypto limit standards in 2025 are likely to be stricter than the current ones. This will significantly reduce the financial risks associated with investing in the cryptocurrency industry.
Stricter regulation will not onlyincrease market security, but also to ensure that investors are protected from manipulation and fraud. In addition, investors will obtain an optimal capital gain on their stakes.
And finally, the use of technical analysis tools will provide a better understanding of the market. This will allow investors to make more informed decisions about cryptocurrencies.
Other articles on the same subject:
Post-mortem FTX: non-existent security for the private keys of its customers
SushiSwap far from profitable – Jared Gray announces tokenomics overhaul
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I'm finally starting to feel better today! No more aching stomach and starting to eat more, hurrah! Another day not leaving the house but I'm having just the nicest time with my mum and sister so it's not at all bad. Here's me on my new handmade indo board my sister got me from Switzerland!


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Charming, fizzy, newcomer indiepop band, Mercury Girls, is made up of three boys (one from Austin!) and one girl, their emotive lead vocalist. They played The Crocodile in Seattle last night - sorry not to spread the word in time to our peeps there. Check out below for more tour dates/locations. Word from a couple concert reviewers is they are better than those they open for, so get to the show early.


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"Are You F*cking Crazy?" Changing Careers, Mitera's Beginnings, and How One Woman Decided to Change the Status Quo
"…but being a mother isn't a job. Being a mother is who someone is. It's not a job. You can quit a job. You can resign, as you did when you decided to quit being Vice President. But you are a mother forever. Being a mother is incredibly difficult. Let's not diminish it by calling it a job."
— Cyrus Beene from Scandal
Some of us are die-hard Scandal fans who already have declared our stance in the Fitz vs. Jake love triangle, while the rest of us have not caught on the cliffhanger-inducing ABC series; but we can all agree as a Mitera mama that being a mother feels more personal than any profession we can ever hold. As young women, we are taught in our Western society that our career is who we are, but as we transition into motherhood, we change our purpose in life.
And we're not crazy for it.
If you'd really like to know, Mitera founder Yoko Shimada had been in Mellie Grant's shoes before, but instead of moving from First Lady to Senator, she jumped and ultimately did a career 360.
How does one woman go from an aspiring human rights lawyer to working as a public health executive for the Clinton Foundation, to starting a maternity and nursing fashion brand?
While it all sounds disconnected, Yoko's mission has always been in one place: to take care of people. All of her professions have been influenced by her personal life, and after two years of Mitera being a brand, she has decided to share her story on why she was, in fact, not emotionally-driven, but felt she had a new meaning in life. (*at the request of Yoko, some details have been excluded to respect her personal, private life.)
As a young undergraduate student, Yoko aspired someday of becoming a human rights lawyer, but as she neared graduation, her original career goals would soon feel inadequate. Her father in Japan passed away from complications from Hepatitis C, which he contracted through an unsterile blood transfusion at a time when screening for such viruses was not a part of the Japanese government policy. This tragedy not only solidified her interest in pursuing a career path helping people, but the circumstances of her father's illness and consequent death sparked her interest in the field of public health.
How many people do you know can say they have dedicated their careers to improving peoples' lives? Yoko eventually earned a position as a specialist in the Global HIV/AIDS Program at the World Bank in early 2000. Through policy reform, she was certainly changing lives and focused on using hard data to help complete her mission of saving people from tragedies like her family's.
With her position and location changing almost every two to three years, Yoko's profession was keeping up with her fast pace. In 2007, she worked as the deputy director of diagnostic services at the Clinton Foundation Health Access Initiatives. In just two years, the organization's influence on 70+ countries furthered Yoko's purpose to widen the access to high quality diagnostic and laboratory technology help prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and TB in developing nations.
Yoko returned to the World Bank in late 2000 as a health specialist in the African region. Traveling all over the continent, Yoko worked tirelessly with government partners in trying to improve the health status of the people in the villages, cities and countries she covered. She was a part of rebuilding Liberia's devastated health systems. She worked closely with Rwandan government in improving health outcomes through improving accountability in the health system. She helped to bring about an innovative public private partnership solution to rebuilding and running a referral hospital in Lesotho. In almost all the programs she was a part of, she knew that one of the most important the priorities was savings the lives of mothers and children.
To summarize her story as a real-life crusader, she lived in underprivileged countries, gathered, analyzed and used data to implement policies and programs to improves people's lives especially that of mothers and newborns.
Sounds pretty badass for just one person to have had all of these positions, right? We all can agree that that's some hell of a resume.
She was focused on her career as she was passionate about and loved what she did. Year 2010 though she became more of who she is today when she became a mother to her son. It wasn't until the birth of her second child, a daughter, in 2013, did she start thinking about starting Mitera, a line of fashionable, functional, and practical day to night clothes for pregnant and nursing mothers.
"When more than fifty percent of the world's population is comprised of women and every single person on this earth comes from a mother, how is it that motherhood is still seen as a 'penalty', 'gap', 'time-off'? Why is the act of conceiving, growing, birthing and nurturing life earning us LESS PAY than our male counterpart? It makes no sense at all to me."
— Yoko
Although we can agree Yoko has accomplished so much in her career before 2013, creating a fashion brand in this day and age just sounded the opposite of what Yoko would typically do.
And that's the point.
People "thought I was crazy, joking, and out of my mind," she says. "People took pity on me. People thought I was taking 'time off' from my 'real' career so that I can spend more time with my kids."
On the contrary, her kids inspired Yoko's various creative passions. When you are a mother, it is a part of your being. It is a role that drives other feelings like you never have before. Why is that not celebrated?
Fortunately for Yoko, her husband, gave her his full blessing for starting a modern motherhood brand, after seeing her firsthand struggle to balance being both a professional and a mother.
"As a public health specialist, I knew the benefits of breastfeeding, but I found it really difficult to implement the best practices for maternal and newborn health as a working mother. I thought ['Why does it have to be so hard when you are simply trying to do what's best for the baby and me?']"
Positive reinforcement was not always available to Yoko, but she acted as if it was.
"Why did I still persist? Because I strongly believe that something, well, a lot has to change in the world in order to really support moms and really at the end of the day achieve gender equality."
Yoko does not stop at clothing. It is almost as if her former career has made Mitera more than just dresses for women everywhere.
And with that in mind, Yoko has set to change the perception of gender equality with running a company promoting the strength and diversity of mothers.
But starting a brand is not that simple.
"If I knew what I know now about entrepreneurship, I would [have] probably shied away from pursuing it. But life is like that. You can NEVER know one-hundred percent what you are about to get yourself into. No matter how many books you read, how many experts you talk to, how much research you do, how many advices you seek from those who have gone before you. You can never know truly what YOUR path and your own journey will look like."
There is no better way this piece of her story could have been written. It is entirely her own, a perfect diversion from the once smooth sailing of a steady career, but what empowerment, experience, dedication, opportunities, soul-searching, and life would she have had if she had not taken such a risk?
How could you continue to do the same job you've had for over a decade when your life has changed you?
While Cyrus (from Scandal) was a sneaky backstabber who deserved to get fired as Chief of Staff in season five, he was without a doubt, spot on about motherhood being who you are.
Your job can change you, yes.
But you are a mother, and that is a part of who you have become. Like a new country stamped onto your passport, motherhood is imprinted into you, so why are you expected to remain the same?
The journey to start Mitera was far more difficult than Yoko could have ever imagined, but being passionate has made her brave.
"[I] don't think I could have been persuaded out of what I was about to do in terms of starting Mitera. I could have been scared away, maybe. But my underlying passion of possibly making a dent in improving people's lives carries me through every day."
"You can NEVER know one-hundred percent what you are about to get yourself into. No matter how many books you read, how many experts you talk to, how much research you do, how many advices you seek from those who have gone before you. You can never know truly what YOUR path and your own journey will look like."
Rosalia contributes her skills to the social media department at Mitera and is a graduate from Hunter College, City University of New York with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Focus Study in Music. She enjoys asking about the deeper questions in life and learning how to perfect the ideal Pinterest aesthetic. In her spare time, you can find her rollerblading on a sunny day or spending time with her friends.
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Q: Reading csv file from url I wanted to read csv file (stock data) from url but with a variable start and end date (as input), is there any way I can do that? I have done that with static dates, I have started but I couldn't continue.
import java.net.URL;
import java.net.URLConnection;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.GregorianCalendar;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class StockData {

    public StockData(String symbol, GregorianCalendar start, GregorianCalendar end) {

        String url = "https://quotes.wsj.com/fx/AEDUSD/historical-prices/download?MOD_VIEW=page&num_rows=300&startDate=12/01/2017&endDate=12/26/2018";

        try {
            URL rowdata = new URL(url);
            URLConnection data = rowdata.openConnection();
            Scanner input = new Scanner(data.getInputStream());
            if (input.hasNext())
                input.nextLine();

            while (input.hasNextLine()) {
                String line = input.nextLine();
                System.out.println(line);
            }
        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            System.out.print(e);
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String symbol = new String();
        GregorianCalendar start = new GregorianCalendar(2018, 12, 12);
        GregorianCalendar end = new GregorianCalendar(2018, 12, 18);
        StockData test = new StockData(symbol, start, end);
    }
}

A: I'm representing the idea here so you can code that because those are very minimal changes

First use `Scanner object that reads input from user

public static void main(String[] args) {
    String symbol = new String(); //no need this
    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in):
    //read user input using scanner object
    String start = //user input
    String end = //user input
    StockData test = new StockData(symbol, start, end);
}

In the StockData constructor (this called constructor not method) just append the endDate and startDate to url

public StockData(String symbol, String start, String end) {

    String url = "https://quotes.wsj.com/fx/AEDUSD/historical-prices/download?MOD_VIEW=page&num_rows=300&startDate="+start+"+&endDate="+end;

    try {
        URL rowdata = new URL(url);
        URLConnection data = rowdata.openConnection();
        Scanner input = new Scanner(data.getInputStream());
        if (input.hasNext()) // remove
            input.nextLine();  //remove

        while (input.hasNextLine()) {
            String line = input.nextLine();
            System.out.println(line);
        }
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
        System.out.print(e);
    }
}

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When AI and humans complement each other and produce the best business outcome
December 24, 2021 - Team EdgeVerve
Perhaps one of the greatest draws towards the Artificial Intelligence and automation of the workplace is that software will never feel overwhelmed with enormous amounts of data, feel fatigued, or bored. By leveraging technology, process mining, contracts analysis; and data crunching that once needed an army of employees, days, months, perhaps years to complete can now be done in a fraction of the time. EdgeVerve's XtractEdge Platform not only analyzes data, but it also curates the data analyzed to make it useful to your business, this consumable information will inform key decisions and ease the day-to-day workings of your business.
This enhancement of human experience leaves one question: where do we humans fit into all this? While AI technology can manage a vast amount of data, filter through and carefully analyze it, it is not immune to errors. In short, to obtain 100% accuracy a human must be present to supervise the operations of the software for the foreseeable future. Human participation in the workforce is a necessity as human input will deconstruct unstructured data.
Consider, for example, the field of politics. Dr Batista Navarro fed the speeches given by members of parliament into an AI-trained model. There was an enormous number of data to analyze in many ways, AI was essential. However, AI technology missed the often-ambiguous language used by politicians and could not understand the underlying political subtext. To navigate this minefield of words cloaked in party loyalty, vagueness, inconsistent voting patterns, and varying tonal differences, the algorithm needs human guidance.
An AI cannot fully interpret human communication the way humans do and cultural and linguistic conventions that vary from region and nationality only add extra layers of complexity. Furthermore, while it can say, identify the voting patterns of an MP, the AI may not draw meaning from change in the tone of voice, sarcasm or even pick up meaning from things like vocal affectations, it might be instinctual for us humans but nearly impossible for an AI. In a process as delicate as this, human intervention should not be an afterthought. They must be present from the start, analyzing the findings produced by the algorithm at several points, to catch errors, and to determine the purpose of the data, especially when it is quantitative.
What the Future Holds
The goal of introducing an AI-powered model in an environment is optimization. The jobs allocated to humans will change but never vanish entirely. AI in various environments seeks to offer consistency where humans simply can't.
The onset of Fatigue: Humans can isolate key points of information for say, ten documents, perhaps another ten, however they would have reached their limit by the 32nd document brought in for analysis, and the whole process is prone to human error. XtractEdge Platform on the other hand understands text blocks, pieces together context and classifies a document with corresponding invoices, sales orders, and purchases. Furthermore, if the Doc AI cannot recognize a name, it will perform and examine a breadth of documents and data (full field value pairing) to obtain appropriate context and establish meaning, diminishing errors with no fatigue.
Climbing Cost: Paying already exhausted employees overtime to make sense of thousands of documents is a budgetary nightmare. Using AI to clear unstructured data for a fraction of the hours initially spent, is an efficient use of time and money. Every year, doctors, and the larger healthcare industry, lose 50% of their valuable time and growth to document processing. With XtractEdge Platform in place, they can have patient records at their fingertips and resources can be directed towards efforts to improve the patient experience.
Is Artificial Intelligence here to replace us?
The question has haunted job seekers, employers, scientists, and even the occasional science fiction author. A simple response to this preoccupation is that AI is not intended to 'replace' human intelligence. They provide much-needed scalability and productivity in industries that are overrun by data and require assistance. Tedious and time-consuming jobs will be given to the AI while tasks that require emotional intelligence will be assigned to humans.
Take for example the disastrous mistake made by large tech companies like Facebook and YouTube. their content moderation software has been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism because it filtered out videos that discussed controversial content, misidentified and demonetised videos entirely, threatening the livelihoods of many large and small creators, disrupted the media diet of many consumers just because the AI could not distinguish between upsetting content and culturally relevant post and videos.
This is also relevant in contracts analysis. While AI can help categorize, extract and analyze relevant data, it is the human quality of 'emotional understanding and decision making' that are rewarded and amplified as AI does the drier and more mundane tasks.
Dynamic socio-political nuances are simply beyond the comprehension of an algorithm, as it cannot be treated as just numbers and words. Humans who have a pulse on societal happenings prevent this. If the idea of a digital revolution in your work appeals to you, read more to learn about how EdgeVerve can optimize your business environment and bring you closer to your goals.
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Q: ESBuild minification of AWS SDK causes high memory usage on Lambda I have a simple nodejs Lambda handler that imports aws-sdk module. I noticed that if I set minify to 'true' in ESBuild settings and bundle and minify my javascript file and run it on Lambda the Lambda uses around 240 MB of memory. When I set minify to false, memory usage at runtime is 100 MB.
What might be causing this and is there any way to fix the issue? Any ESBuild settings that might fix this?
The only module I import in my only js file (index.js) is aws-sdk as I'm debugging the cause of this issue and my code does nothing but a console.dir on the AWS object. So there is nothing in the code itself that might cause the issue.
EDIT:
When I bundle the code with minify set to true the size of the bundle is around 9 MB and memory usage when it is run on Lambda is 240 MB. When I set minify to false the bundled file is a bit over 20 MB but memory usage when I run it on Lambda is around 100 MB. So I would say that the file size is not the issue here but rather minification does something to the output code that causes more memory use at runtime. But I have no idea what that might be or if there might be an ESBuild setting to remedy this.

A: If you're emitting source maps, that may be the culprit. If you aren't sure whether you are including source maps or not, you can usually see the source map in the Lambda console. You can view the esbuild sourcemap documentation here

A: Looks like it is identifier minification that causes the issue. Instead of setting "minify: true/false" tried setting my options in my esbuild script separately as
minifyWhitespace: true,
minifyIdentifiers: false,
minifySyntax: true

With minifyIdentifiers false memory usage is around 100 MB and with true it is 240 MB. So looks like some identifiers are mishandled. This only happens with aws-sdk package as far as I can tell. Not going to dig into aws-sdk more to see what the issue might be as I don't think I can do anything about it anyway. Slightly annoying to have to do this but oh well...

A: Check the output file, it might have the source maps inline.


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FSU Art and Psychology Major '14 Jessica Staley: A Gift Turns into Something Bigger
In April, Jessica Staley had been assigned a final project for her drawing 2 class. A 25 piece art project where the main guideline was each of the 25 pieces should connect in some way. How this was accomplished, was left to the artist. Jessica wanted this piece to be a gift for her dad. Since her dad, Douglas Staley is the president of the Child Protection Center (CPC) in Sarasota, Florida, she wanted the piece to be about this organization. CPC is an organization that helps children who have been victims of abuse. Her idea, was to create something that would demonstrate what CPC represents. The royal blue that symbolizes child abuse awareness was a main thread throughout the piece to represent the organization's goal of "paint the town blue." The idea of running away and escaping abuse was another important aspect the piece represented.
When Jessica gave the 25 piece project to her dad, she was happy he immediately wanted to get a frame and hang it in his office. She had no idea that when her dad showed his co-workers, they would have other plans for it. Many of the co-workers wanted the piece to be used as a way of advertising for the organization. Since it was large in size, they wanted it scaled down and copies to be made. Douglas Staley called his graphic designer who handles CPC advertising, and he took photos of the piece and came up with drafts of what they could do with this. A few weeks later, Jessica received the surprising and rewarding news that the first drafts had been presented in a board meeting as a new business card and thank-you card for the CPC. The board approved the idea. Jessica had no idea a simple gift would snowball into something bigger, but she is thankful her art was able to be used at such a special organization and in turn, they gave her the gift of becoming a published artist.
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When the time came to think about college, everything was new for Jozlyn. She used Google to navigate many of the intricacies of financial aid, school applications, class registration and student life.
After a bumpy freshman year at Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., Jozlyn transferred to TWU hoping to align her medical dreams with the school's nursing program. There, she took every possible opportunity for leadership, determined to never let her past define her future.
Williams, who has seen countless children come through her program, is committed to holding up Jozlyn's story.
Throughout their journey, Jozlyn and Thelma have remained close. They share a tight bond and an unshakeable faith in God. Both admit it's the struggles that have made them who they are today.
For Jozlyn, this is only the beginning.
Story and photos by Elizabeth Arnold.


Going away with the whole family and the caravan, trailer tent or camping trailer is a great experience. By ensuring that you load the caravan or trailer correctly, and deal appropriately with other traffic, you can help ease the stress levels, especially if you lack towing experience.
With the south west of England being a very popular place to visit, it is not surprising that the South West has some of the highest incident rates for caravans. Between January 2017 and May 2018 there have been 850 caravan or trailer incidents on main roads in the South West region, with 460 of those occurring in the summer months of May to September last year - a sure way to put a sudden end to a lovely holiday. With the majority of caravans only being used over the summer months, this figure needs to be reduced.
Martin Spencer, technical manager at the Caravan and Motorhome Club says: "Towing a caravan or other trailer can be unfamiliar, but doesn't need to be intimidating. By getting the basic set-up right, then following straightforward advice over issues such as speed and safety around other vehicles, towing can be relaxed, easy and comfortable. Above all, it will be safe.


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Shepard Fairey links up with Surfrider in the name of coastal conservation.
It's hard to believe it's been 26 years since a handful of Malibu shredders started Surfrider Foundation. Now 50,000 members strong, it's probably safe to say Surfrider has done more for the cause of coastal conservation than any other nonprofit. Last year, to mark the 25th anniversary, Surfrider enlisted a bunch of artists, including Barry McGee, Thomas Campbell, and Raymond......read more
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Weekly links: Surfrider celebrates 150th victory, photography heads undersea, and Russian nature art is nuts.
Shouts out to Jim Moriarty and Surfrider Foundation. In 2005, the coastal conservation group set a goal for 150 "coastal victories" by 2010. They defined a coastal victory as "a decision made in favor of the coastal and ocean environment that results in a positive conservation outcome, improves coastal access, or both." On December 1, they nailed it. Kudos, Surfrider. (via......read more
Paul McCartney, "Blue Sway"
Jack McCoy's underwater surf video for unreleased McCartney song.
Paul McCartney recruited award-winning surf filmmaker Jack McCoy to create a music video for his previously unreleased track "Blue Sway," written nearly 20 years ago. Using a high-powered underwater jet ski, McCoy traveled behind a wave, capturing a never-before-seen perspective of the surfing experience. The video, which won Best Music Video at the NYC Short Film Fest this past......read more
Rise Above Plastics
Animated short for worthy Surfrider Foundation initiative.
Rise Above Plastics is a charitable project that seeks to reduce the impact of plastic pollution on the marine environment. They just launched this awesome little animated promo vid with the help Portland creative agency Borders Perrin Norrander. For more information, check out the Rise Above Plastics website.....read more
Historic Climate Agreement Reached in Paris
UN Foundation Urges All To Deliver On The Promise
Washington, D.C. (December 11, 2015) – At the COP21 United Nations conference in Paris today, officials from nearly 200 countries reached a new agreement to address the threat of global climate change. On behalf of the United Nations Foundation, Chair Ted Turner, Vice Chairs Senator Timothy E. Wirth and Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, and President and CEO Kathy Calvin commented on the......read more
Can a closed-loop economy eliminate waste and save resources? The Ellen MacArthur Foundation thinks so, and it has a new animation to show how
You may or may not remember Ellen MacArthur as the solo yachtswoman who in 2005 broke the world speed record for circumnavigation of the globe. Today, she stays busy as the figurehead behind the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an independent UK-based charity promoting the vision of a "circular economy." Don't know what that is? Don't worry, neither did we until we watched this fun, well-made......read more
Handcrafted by disabled Vietnamese artisans for the SPIRAL Foundation. $40.00
Founded by Marichia Simcik Arese, the SPIRAL Foundation provides work for young, disabled citizens of Vietnam and Nepal, who create lively, functional products for the home using recycled materials. These colorful Telephone Wire Bowls are made from — you guessed it — discarded telephone wire, and are ideal for holding coins and keys. Crafted by disabled artisans at The SPIRAL......read more
C6 by LivingHomes
Low-cost, zero-energy prefab benefits Brad Pitt's Make It Right foundation
Santa Monica-based green building specialist LivingHomes has unveiled the C6, the company's first affordable (starting at $179,000) LEED Platinum prefab home. Designed with a post-Katrina New Orleans in mind, the C6 meets LivingHomes' ambitious "Z6" environmental goals: zero energy, zero water, zero indoor emissions, zero waste, zero carbon, and zero ignorance. The "C" in the......read more
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Lift your style stocks with the S25B5838 sunglasses from JRS by Coolwinks. Making you look like a starkid, these retro square frames with multicolor mirror lenses gift you a stylish persona any given day. An ideal match for those with round & oval-shaped faces, these shades go along with every attire of your choice and are a must in your collection. Actual product colors may vary slightly from colors shown on your Computer/Mobile Screen.


If you've never mastered using a moka pot, don't know how to steam milk and have developed a codependent relationship with your local barista, this is the class for you.
Did you know that DIY lattes and cappuccino at home can save you up to $1149 per year on your coffee addiction? Why are you paying $3.50 for a little drink you could make at home for 50 cents?
Europeans consume most of their Specialty coffee at home, but we Americans are addicted to retail lattes. The thing is: if you master the basic techniques of a variety of home brewing styles, you never have to have a bad cup of coffee again (provided you buy your beans from a highly rated local roaster, COUGH COUGH).
Espresso is not a bean! They are typically blends that roasters think produce good, balanced flavor under the pressure of espresso machines. That said, there's a lot of fun to be had experimenting with single origins as espresso. I'd recommend an Ethiopia, to start.


Selecting the right contractor is a critical decision. Don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions. It's important that you build a relationship and work together as a team to create your ideal outdoor living space. You may also want to communicate some of this information to neighbors who may be inconvenienced by your project.
Inquire about QUALIFICATIONS and EXPERIENCE, including specialized certifications and training from industry organizations (see the checklist below).
Ask for CUSTOMER REFERENCES and to see photos of past projects.
Ask about SUBCONTRACTED SERVICES like landscaping, plumbing, irrigation and lighting. Will they handle this or will you need to?
Inquire about MAINTENANCE and whether they offer a program to clean and reseal pavers, which should ideally be done every three to five years.
Ask about if they cover any DAMAGES to your landscape or if you need to do it.
Get a complete understanding of PAYMENT TERMS and TURNAROUND, which will include estimated start and completion dates.
Inquire about ACCESS NEEDS to the area where the work will be done.
Be sure the contractor can provide PROOF OF INSURANCE and is willing to guarantee workmanship for at least a year after installation.


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HGTV's Breegan Jane shares her top tips for creating a fun, efficient homeschool room
Mom of two Breegan Jane shares what she's doing to create a distance learning space, plus her best tips for parents doing the same
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By Kaitlin Madden published 5 August 20
Back to school shopping traditionally means stocking up on lunchboxes, notebook paper, and Elmer's glue. But this year, as more parents anticipate teaching children at home at least some of the time, what's considered a back-to-school must-have is shifting.
According to a study by PayPal, 41 percent of parents anticipate spending money this year on remote learning equipment like laptops and wi-fi routers, as well as furniture and storage that will support homeschool classrooms and distance learning models.
HGTV's Breegan Jane, a mother of two young boys, is one such parent. "I've been preparing by readjusting my kids' learning environment so everything is on their level. I'm trying to put the books lower and the materials on the floor so they can dig in and be creative the way they can in a traditional classroom environment." She's also been stocking up on homeschool must-haves, like headphones and art supplies.
We talked to Jane, who is also an interior designer, about how she's carving out a stimulating and exciting school area for her kids, and how other parents can do the same. Find her top tips, below.
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1. Invest in sanity-savers
Since so many families will be both working and learning from home (often with multiple kids and parents sharing the same space), Jane says it's important to stock up on what she calls "sanity savers." Or, things that give each person a little more control over their environment. Things like separate laptops so each person can manage their own schedule, and headphones so that different family members can have conversations or listen to classes at the same time are key, she says.
2. Use what you have
Jane cited a Paypal survey that indicated more parents are spending on back-to-school furnishings this year, in addition to standard school supplies, but she says it's possible to mix new purchases with repurposed finds from around the house.
"In addition to extra spending, it's also important to lean into creativity, like turning a side table into a children's desk. It's the perfect size, and one of my design secrets for stretching your dollar," Jane says.
3. Stock up on easy storage solutions
If your homeschool space is inside another room, say a family room or dining area, invest in closed storage that can easily hide school supplies, but keep them easily accessible, when they're not in use. "I love storage baskets with lids," Jane says. "So you can have the chaos and it's right there and available, but when you want to tidy things up, there's not that added stress of find a spot for everything."
4. Encourage creativity
To help her boys tap into their creativity, Jane says she keeps art supplies like markers, crayons, and paper well-stocked, and in a spot her kids can reach them easily on their own. "I invest in elements that create a tactile experience for their learning environment," Jane says. "I buy them in bulk!"
5. Make it fun
One of the best tips for setting up a homeschool is to figure out what gets your child excited about learning and lean into it. Even if it's something small, like choosing a new desk chair or their own homeschool supplies. "Try to make it fun for your kids," says Jane. "I get my son these little gold pens because he likes writing in gold, and why shouldn't I lean into that? This is hard enough for kids, so why not go with whatever makes it easier and more fun?"
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Kaitlin Madden
Kaitlin Madden Armon is a writer and editor covering all things home. In addition to Real Homes, she's written for Architectural Digest, Martha Stewart Living, Refinery29, Modern Luxury Interiors, Wayfair, The Design Network, and lots more. She graduated from Northeastern University with a degree in journalism and currently lives in Connecticut with her husband, two sons, and black lab.


Breckenridge is a mining town in the picturesque Rocky Mountains of Colorado. It is locally known as Breck and is home to Colorado's largest historic district. There are numerous historic landmarks and buildings that can be seen throughout the town. And yes, the majority of the visitors gather to the town for the world-class skiing at the Breckenridge Ski Resort. Others come to stroll around and shop in the historical establishments lining Main Street. If you're looking for a place to spend your entire vacation in this atmospheric town, there are various Breckenridge cabin rentals for you choose from which is inclusive of all of the amenities that you've been hoping for.
The main street of Breckenridge still looks similar to the way it is a hundred years ago. Numerous buildings are still there and the facades of these will surely remind visitors during the time when Breckenridge was part of the Wild West mining rush. The Historic Main Street Breckenridge features more than 200 establishments which sell a variety of items especially those locally made or handmade products. Several ski shops offer equipment rentals for those who would like to take the nearby ski slopes. And of course, there are plenty of opportunities for shopping here from the apparel, souvenir, food and general merchandise.
It is an alpine ski resort that is located west of the Continental Divide. It is one of the visited ski resorts in Colorado and the park spreads across five peaks towards the southern Tenmile Range. Both the peaks and ski terrain is accessible by 31 lifts, it includes four high-speed six-seaters. It also hosts the Winter Dew Tour every year which known as the premier action sports tour wherein numerous world's top action sports athletes are invited. Don't worry, if you want to try it, you can enroll yourself to ski and ride school for beginners and for those experienced skiers and snowboarders, you can pick the guided back-country tour.
Boreas Pass Road is a high mountain pass situated 11,481 feet above sea level along the Continental Divide. It is historically known as the Breckenridge Pass which also served as a course for prospectors who crossed into the area during Colorado's gold rush. Boreas Pass was later used as a railroad pass and today, it offers a seasonal scenic drive. Visitors can still see the remains of the Boreas Station that once nestled at the top of the pass. The pass is popular among mountain bikes. The Section House is being used as the base for winter sports enthusiasts.
It is the second oldest peak in the park. The bottom half of the peak is dedicated as a learning area for beginners, while the upper level is for intermediate level. On the north face of Peak 9, pointing on the side that faces Peak 8, is an area known as the North Chutes. The North Chutes is suitable for those advanced skiers. On Peak 9, there are numerous chairlifts that allow you to access the ski terrain and it also features various restaurants for those who need to recharge after a hard day on the slopes. It surely caters for all type of skier and boarder. A day in the Peak 9 is a day well spent on the mountain at Breckenridge.
It is a 2.9-mile trail that's located near Blue River in the White River National Forest. This trail has an elevation change of 951 feet and is pet-friendly, no doubt that it is a popular place to walk your dog. The trail is best used during warmer months, specifically from April to October. During winter seasons, it is where skiers flock. It also features a lake as you travel out and back along the same path where you'll also be stunned by the splendid view which includes birds, waterfalls, alpine forest, and wildflowers.
It is known as the summer adventure destination that is accessed by a scenic gondola ride going up to the peak. Other activities that are being offered in the area are elevated roller coaster track which is locally known as the Breckenridge Gold Runner Coaster, three alpine slide courses, a climbing wall, a bounce house, and a bungee trampoline. On-site, there is also a largest human size maze in the state and a spectacular miniature golf course. Calling all the mountain bikers, you can haul your bikes up to the top and enjoy an enthralling ride back down. Breckenridge's Peak 8 Park also has in store for young adventurers. There are a Kids Zip Line and Ropes Course that will probably give the young ones an adrenaline-pumping thrill. This park is open from June to September.
It is a non-profit organization established with the mission of preserving the history and heritage of Breckenridge. They maintain numerous sites with historical significance and provide a variety of tours of the area like walking and hiking tours. Tour options include historic walking tours, holiday tea tours, saloon tours, haunted tours and many more. The Ski through History Tour is also available. Another tour, the Brexpedition tour is intended to give visitors an overview of Breckenridge in totality.
It is a long-standing tour company which offers dog sledding and snowmobiling tours near downtown Breckenridge. For beginners, it is advisable to take the snowmobile trips while they also offer a fun time for experts on the area's various levels of trails. There is a dedicated open practice area for visitors to get comfortable with the snowmobile. The trips also include the techniques and leadership of experienced tour guides.
The Dog sledding tours will sure give you the opportunity to drive a team of Siberian huskies along the surrounding wilderness. It also offers an enthralling way to explore and see the beautiful scenery of the area.
It is a cross-country skiing and snowshoeing destination which features more than 1, 400 acres of groomed trails. For those experienced visitors, you can directly purchase a trail pass to have an access to the trails. There's a center which offers gear for rent and if you like you can also purchase it or bring your own if you already have it. And for those beginners, the center also offers numerous cross-country ski and skate ski lessons in a group, semi-private or in private type. If you want, you can participate in a guided snowshoeing tour. Looking for a place to recharge? Breckenridge Nordic Center offers sumptuous homemade food and hot and cold beverages in its restaurants.
It has a welcoming ambiance and the chill vibe that you've been asking for. The brewhouse serves only beer although the top house stocks several classic flavors of beer like Helles and the Irish Red. Apart from that they also serve Chocolate Coffee Stout and a Coconut Porter that are surely a must-try when visiting the area. Those really get rave reviews.


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2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8 production is underway!
Production is officially underway on the 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8, as the first cars began their trip down the assembly line yesterday at Chrysler's Brampton Assembly Plant -- the same one that currently builds the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger. All 7,000 Challenger models that will be produced for the 2008 model year have already sold out at an MSRP of $38,670 including destination charge, while 2009 model year Challengers will enter production this August. Chrysler will add to the Challenger lineup in 2009, bringing on the Challenger SE and Challenger R/T trim levels.
All 2008 Challenger models are of the top-shelf SRT8 specification and for 2009, the SRT8 configuration will be modified to include a limited-slip differential and six-speed manual transmission -- two performance-oriented options not available for 2008. The SRT8 option engine is a 6.1-liter HEMI V-8 that produces 425 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque. That's more than adequate power, as we found out during our First Drive of the car (also check out our comparison test of the Dodge Challenger SRT8 and Ford Shelby GT500).
Before general orders were taken for the 2008 Dodge Challenger, Chrysler auctioned off the first, second, and 43rd (in honor of Richard Petty) 2008 Challengers to be built, raising more than $800,000 for charity in the meantime.
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Architects design elevated playground for school
Asif Khan has designed an elevated playground for Chisenhale Primary School in Bow, East London, which has just completed construction and is the first part of the school's long-term masterplan.
Khan, who has two children at the school, approached the American Hardwood Export Council and AKT II structural engineers to collaborate with him on the project while the active parent body at the school raised funds through fetes and other events held throughout the year.
The children at Chisenhale were consulted on the design of the space over a six-month period and had specific ideas they communicated to the architects.
The brief required an increase in the play area of this inner city primary school to match the expanded pupil population, without reducing the space required by the P.E curriculum.
Asif Khan said: "We were keen on using timber to provide a friendly layer of texture. The structure is designed to be adaptable and will grow and evolve over time.
"We designed an inside and outside space where the kids can invent their own play. This terrain is composed of two elements – a soft rubber landscape culminating in a steep hill and an elevated semi-enclosed timber space. The slides and rope nets bridge the vertical. The plan stimulates the kids to move, but also creates quiet spaces where they can rest. In this simple structure we've seen so much variety of play created by the children."
The design adds a double-layered play space to the edge of the existing playground, a soft landscape beneath 2.2 metre elevated deck, connected by a hill and two slides.
The structure is built from thermally modified tulipwood slatted panels with a deck structure of thermally modified ash. It will go through a cradle-to-grave Life Cycle Assessment, as do most of AHEC's projects, and this will be used as a learning opportunity as part of the school's curriculum.


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