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Set in the mythical world of burly Vikings and wild dragons, and based on the book by Cressida Cowell, this action comedy tells the story of Hiccup, a Viking teenager who doesn't exactly fit in with his tribe's longstanding tradition of heroic dragon slayers. Hiccup's world is turned upside down when he encounters a dragon that challenges him and his fellow Vikings to see the world from an entirely different point of view.
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Guilloche engraved, silver-plated body coated in tarnish-proof rhodium. Stainless steel nib. Can be used either as a pump or with ink cartridges. Refills available. Made in Switzerland with a lifetime warranty. Ships free. (
Before pens were sold for $2 a dozen, people would buy a fountain pen once and use it their entire lives. The longer you use the pen, the more it becomes customized to your hand. The nib wears in to the way you write and the way you hold the pen.
The fountain pen, and particularly the nib, is a precision instrument. It employs a delicate capillary action to make the steady, tiny stream of ink that marks your strokes. You can't just solder a pair of tines together, stuff it into a hollow tube and expect the inter-molecular attractive force between the liquid ink in the cartridge and the solid of the paper to turn your scrawl into words. Making a good nib takes a master's hand, and Caran d'Ache has been at this for nearly a century.
The nib for this pen is made with stainless steel using a process that combines experience with very precisely calibrated machinery. The craftsmen who make the nibs are sworn to secrecy, but we do know that vintage Caran d'Ache nibs have outlasted the lives of their original owners.
And the body of the pen is made to outlast even the nib. Caran d'Ache makes these all-metal pens with the fewest number of moving parts to minimize the possibility of breaking. The body is plated in silver, then coated with rhodium, a rare noble metal that never tarnishes. The attractiveness of the classic interlocking engraving and hexagonal shape will last even longer.
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Caran d'Ache fountain pens work interchangeably with both pump and ink cartridges. The pump, which comes standard with the fountain pen, draws ink into the reservoir through the nib with a vacuum action. When buying ink for a refill, keep to those made specifically for fountain pens. India inks and the like have high solid contents and will clog your nib.
Alternatively, you can replace the pump with a less fussy cartridge, a tube filled with ink that clicks into the base of the pen. Cartridges are available from Kaufmann Mercantile.
The nib for this pen is stiffer than those used in centuries past when everyone wanted a soft nib with which to write elaborate flourishes and curlicues. Nevertheless, the pen should still be held very lightly. Unlike ballpoint pens, no pressure is needed to coax the ink onto the paper, and pressing too hard can bend nibs. It is less of a danger for this nib than a gold-tipped calligraphic pen, but it is worth keeping in mind when you've got a fountain pen in your hand.
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The original version of this pen, hexagonal, all-metal, and guilloche engraved, was first made in 1930, hot on the heels of Caran d'Ache's invention of the first all-metal mechanical pencil, and just a year after they opened their doors as an independent company.
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April 23, 2010
I've known Mazi since he was two -- a precocious little boychild with a smile as wide as the sea and eyes so bright they'd melt a thousand stars. Though it's been a lifetime since he and his father came into my life, it feels like just yesterday that I was holding his little hand in mine, walking barefoot through the grass at Ft. Green Park -- giggling and twirling and talking about nothing and everything.
Mazi's mom raised him with lots of love, filled him with the pride of his people, and encouraged him to brilliant, and later, when he got taller and fresher and started smelling himself, his mother mustered up the courage to send her boy off to live with his father -- because, well, boys need their fathers. To guide them. Encourage them. Apply the pressure. Love them. Mush 'em in the head when the situation calls for it, too.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Troy Tulowitzki waited quite a while to get back in the box.
Tulowitzki got an RBI in his first at-bat of spring training, then singled the next time up Saturday as the Colorado Rockies beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 11-2.The two-time All-Star shortstop injured his groin last May 30 and had season-ending surgery on June 21."There have been a lot of questions being asked before, how I felt. You can only answer that so much," Tulowitzki said. "You want to go out there and prove that you feel good. Today was a step in the right direction."Tulowitzki drove in a run with a grounder in the first inning and later got his first hit.Josh Rutledge went 3 for 3 with four RBIs and scored twice for Colorado. He had a two-run single in the second and a two-run double during a three-run fourth.Tim Wheeler and Kent Matthes each hit solo homers for the Rockies and Jonathan Herrera added three hits.Arizona top prospect Tyler Skaggs allowed four runs and four hits in 1 2/3 innings. Two of the runs were unearned, set by his throwing error.Skaggs, Patrick Corbin and Randall Delgado are competing for the final spot in the rotation."I felt good and threw the ball really well," Skaggs said. "I thought I set the bar. I threw a lot of strikes. The error didn't really help. I just rushed it a bit but overall it went really well."The 21-year-old lefty acquired by Arizona with Joe Saunders, Rafael Rodriguez and Corbin in a trade with the Angels in July 2010 for pitcher Dan Haren."He threw strikes, he threw good and had command of the strike zone," Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson said. "I told you guys early on that is what we are looking for the first time through."Drew Pomeranz started for the Rockies and allowed two runs and three hits in two innings.Game notes
Corbin will start against the Rockies on Sunday and Delgado will pitch Monday against Kansas City. ... Arizona OF A.J. Pollock was a late scratch with abdominal tightness. ... Jeff Francis will start for the Rockies on Sunday. Also expecting to pitch are Juan Nicasio, who is returning to the mound after injuring his right knee last season, and Miguel Batista. At 42, Batista is the oldest player in the Rockies' camp and is with his 10th major league organization.
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Duration of Long-Term Immunity After Hepatitis B Virus Immunization
This study is currently recruiting participants.
Summary | Eligibility | Citations | Contacts
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Recruitment Detail |
Type: Participants currently recruited/enrolled |
Referral Letter Required |
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Population Exclusion(s) |
Children |
Special Instructions |
Currently Not Provided |
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Hepatitis B Virus; |
Recruitment Keyword(s) |
Hepatitis B Immunity; |
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Hepatitis B |
Investigational Drug(s) |
None |
Investigational Device(s) |
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Intervention(s) |
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Supporting Site |
- The hepatitis B vaccine has been shown to be safe and effective in preventing transmission of the hepatitis B virus. Response rates to the initial three doses of the vaccine are high, with significant or even complete immune response. However, this level has been reported to decline rapidly within the first year and more slowly thereafter. There is little data on the durability and long-term protection provided by the hepatitis B vaccine administered to adults in the United States.
- Vaccinated individuals are believed to be protected against hepatitis B virus infection because of a memory immune response. Even if antibody levels are low, the immune system will still be able to produce enough antibody to neutralize the hepatitis B virus. Therefore, booster doses of the vaccine are not recommended, except for some high-risk individuals such as patients on dialysis. Researchers are interested in determining the durability of the immune response of the hepatitis B vaccine in adults with low or intermediate risk for hepatitis B virus infection.
- To examine the long-term immune status of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive and negative individuals who received the hepatitis B vaccine during adulthood, compared with the immune status of individuals who acquired natural immunity by recovering from acute hepatitis B during adulthood.
- Individuals at least 18 years of age who were vaccinated against hepatitis B at least 10 years ago.
- Individuals at least 18 years of age who contracted and recovered from acute hepatitis B at least 10 years ago.
- Individuals at least 18 years of age who have well-controlled HIV and were vaccinated against hepatitis B at least 10 years ago.
- Participants will have a single outpatient study visit and potential follow-up visits as part of this protocol.
- Participants will complete a questionnaire assessing possible risk factors for hepatitis B infection, and will provide blood samples to test for hepatitis B antibodies and other immune system studies.
- Participants will receive a letter or phone call with the results of the blood tests:
- Those who no longer have protective levels of antibody against the hepatitis B virus will be offered a booster dose of the hepatitis B vaccine. To monitor immune response to the booster vaccine, additional study visits will be scheduled at 1 and 3 weeks following the booster.
- Those who have chronic infection with the hepatitis B virus will be advised to follow up with their primary care physician, and may be eligible to participate in ongoing treatment trials for chronic hepatitis B.
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- Additional tests will evaluate immune response to the measles, mumps, and rubella (German measles) viruses. Some participants may be advised to have an additional MMR vaccine through their primary care physician.
1. Age 18 years or above and < 60 years when the first dose of hepatitis B vaccine was administered
2. Male or female
3. Vaccination with 3 doses of either plasma-derived or recombinant HBV vaccine within one year (with the exception of the 10 patients who were never vaccinated and never infected with the hepatitis B virus)
4. Vaccinated subjects must be able to provide written documentation indicating the dates of their hepatitis B immunization series. In the absence of written documentation, subjects will be asked to sign a written affidavit obtained either from themselves or their physician stating the date of vaccination accurate to one year and that they did not receive a booster dose to the best of their knowledge.
5. For recovered patients, spontaneous recovery from acute hepatitis B must have occurred prior to the year 2000
6. Willing and able to provide written, informed consent
Additional Inclusion Criteria for HIV positive cohort
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Lineup set for USMNT in final pre-WC friendly
Story | Jun 5, 2010 | 4:33 PMRobbie Findley and Edson Buddle will start up top this morning in the last warmup match for the United States ahead of the World Cup. Michael Bradley and Ricardo Clark will man the midfield against Australia, with Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey on the... -
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Story | Jun 12, 2010 | 4:33 PMG'day from the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, South Africa. If the music here on this cool but pleasant evening were any louder, it would blow the names right off the starting lineups, which have just been distributed to the...... -
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Story | Jun 18, 2010 | 4:33 PMSecond-half scores by Landon Donovan and Michael Bradley erased a two-goal deficit and gave the U.S. a 2-2 World Cup draw with Slovenia on Friday, keeping alive the Americans' hopes of advancing to the second round. With the tie, Slovenia...... -
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Story | Jun 18, 2010 | 4:33 PMUnited States' Michael Bradley, right, celebrates after scoring during the World Cup group C soccer match between Slovenia and the United States at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, Friday, June 18, 2010. Bradley's goal tied the match at... -
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Story | Jun 18, 2010 | 4:33 PMAP -Â Â The United States rallied from a two-goal halftime deficit on goals by Landon Donovan and Michael Bradley to tie Slovenia 2-2 in their Group C match Friday. Bradley, the coach's son, scored in the 82nd minute after picking up Jozy Altidore's... -
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Story | Jun 23, 2010 | 4:33 PMThe occasionally-maligned Landon Donovan became a U.S. hero in the final moments of the United States' 1-0 win over Algeria. Donovan knocked home a rebound off a Jozy Altidore shot to give the U.S. the win and allow them to top the group. Moments before... -
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Story | Jun 23, 2010 | 4:33 PMNo matter what sort of arguments might be raging over whether Clint Dempsey was onside or offside with his disallowed first-half goal, there is no argument about the miss he just had. Michael Bradley sprang Jozy Altidore free in midfield,...... -
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Story | Jun 25, 2010 | 6:50 PM— The sports viewing public has become immune to incessant advertising, so the gallery at the TPC River Highlands may have missed Michael Allen's bag over the past few days. But the PGA Tour veteran could be on the cutting edge of event advertising...


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3.95/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
On tap at The Brewery.
In an imperial pint glass the beer was a hazy dark amber color with a good inch of white head. There was a good deal of lace.
Pine and citrus hops, very fresh. A little bit of sweet malt.
Big hop taste of pine and grapefruit. Bready background.
This beer really rolled nicely around my mouth. Very resinous, nicely hopped.
I hope there's still some left when I return from vacation.
Serving type: on-tap
01-27-2012 11:20:33 | More by lordofthewiens
New Hampshire
4.08/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at the source
Pour a slightly hazy reddish brown color with a fluffy off white head that displays moderate retention and lace. Smells of garlic with bits of pine and grapefruit with a hint of catty, some sweet bready malt buried deep underneath. Taste follows the aroma very well. Faint sweet bready malt with an onslaught of juicy hops piled up high. Medium body and level of carbonation with a slick resinous mouthfeel. I really enjoyed this beer, nice IPA.
Serving type: on-tap
01-26-2012 00:02:48 | More by johnnnniee
4.15/5 rDev +8.9%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - This IPA pours a reddish brown ruddy color, it is a hazy beer. It creates a thin tan head with good legs.
S - Wow! Big on the hops, didn't exptect this much of a hop bomb. Great floral and citrine hops pounce.
T - The bombness of the hops continues. Sour/bitter grapefruit elements step forward and proclaim this hop profile inthe name of citrus. But at the end, some floral notes come out. Its a great taste.
M&D&O - hop heads rejoice, and trade for this beer. Portsmouth continues to impress
Serving type: bottle
03-19-2013 15:12:29 | More by sinstaineddemon
3.88/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from the bottle into a nonic pint glass, purchased at the brewpub store.
A VERY exceptionally dark IPA, super dark brown red color, with very little chance of seeing through the body. Head is fluffy white about two to three fingers.
Nose is caramel sticky malt, a little bit of syrup sense. Mix of biscuit and floral/grass notes for hop angle. It's ok but seems more malt forward like an amber ale.
Biscuit/dought malt and large hop flavor, mixing with the sense of sticky malt hinted from the nose. Light caramel, larger hop profile bitter and good lingering dry aftertaste on the hop angle on the palate than hinted from the bouquet. Feels quite full bodied but not bringing the syrup sense which is a good thing, comes out not too wet not too thick which is nice.
Overall pretty interesting IPA. Sort of an amber hoppy ale it seems.
Serving type: bottle
09-03-2012 18:38:06 | More by smakawhat
New Hampshire
3.98/5 rDev +4.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours from my growler a hazy reddish brown with a thin offwhite head which departs with alacrity.
Nose is citrus and floral with a touch of grapefruit and pine needles
Taste is tropical fruit, over-ripe pineapple, grapefruit and pine resin atop a sweet doughy malt base. A little fruity, a little spicy. Not intensely bitter. Nice dry finish.
Juicy / oily mouthfeel.
A subtle and well balanced IPA with a mild bitterness and a satisifying array of hop flavors.
Serving type: growler
08-11-2012 23:50:47 | More by sethmeister
3.88/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22oz bomber bottle poured into a DFH signature glass. No bottle date but this was release in mid January at the brewpub (1/19/12).
A: Pours a hazy amber color. Darker than I was expecting for this IPA. About a half finger of soapy off white head that fades quickly. Good carbonation. Sticking lacing bits and lacing.
S: It's interesting. I thought I was gonna get blasted with hops, but I don't. I get sweet bready malts and some piney hops hidden behind that. With a swirl I get some over ripe peach hop notes. But overall earthy piney hops.
T: Well, the sip is better than the nose. I get assaulted with piney hops not the tip of the tongue. Spicy piney notes. Then as the sip moves to the mid mouth, it really coats the tongue. You get that malt sweetness. It's more hop forward then I initially expected. Crisp dry finish.
M: Medium bodied.
O: This is a very nice IPA after sipping on it a while. Initially I didn't think I as gonna get the hops I wanted but they were there. Solid B+ for me.
Serving type: bottle
02-19-2012 01:16:53 | More by inlimbo77
2.88/5 rDev -24.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Poured into a pint glass. Pours a hazy amber color with a finger of beige head. A little bit of sticky lace.
Floral hops aroma with an off aroma of yeasty sharp cheddar cheese. A little bit of crackery malts but it really seems to have an out of place aromas. A little bit of an herbal/floral hop flavor with some hints of doughy biscuit malts.
Medium body here with some sharp carbonation. Overall this one isn't bad to drink. Seems to have some off aromas, but in the end I can drink it and enjoy it. Tasty enough, but I'd pass in the future.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2012 05:41:22 | More by Bendurgin
New Hampshire
3.35/5 rDev -12.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Poured into a pint glass. Thanks to Shane for hooking me up with this one! The color is dark orange/amber; relatively clear. There is a one inch off-white foamy head. Great head retention and lacing.
The aroma is full of flowery herbal hops and some sweet caramel malt. There are some ester-y aromas indicative of an ale.
The taste has some nice graham crackery malt with a nice herbal hop backbone. This is nicely balanced but not quite the hop forward hop bomb American IPA lovers might expect.
This is nicely carbonated, and has a medium body.
This drinks nicely, but shouldn't be an IPA. I like the malt flavor with the herbal hops. It's a nice balance.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2012 05:40:01 | More by andrewinski1
4.08/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
I'm now enjoying this rare collaboration beer courtesy of Portsmouth Brewing, Smuttynose brewing and Stone brewing, and the Growlin' At The Moon trade hookup from JoePais. Thanks Joe!
It pours a nice copper kettle color with a decent white head that fizzles fast. Not much lacing nor legs on the head, making it drinkable fast. Crystal clear and very attractive looking beer. It smells of caramel malts, orange, lime and honeysuckle on the nose. Taste is a balanced hops forward profile with only slight cluster bittering. Much more aroma and flavor from late hops additions or in the whirl. The balance is nice and even with the malts mellowing out the hops bite up front. Some warming on the back end and in the aftertaste. No off flavors at all. This is a great beer and almost impossible to pick apart.
Would love to drink this one as a Maibock substitute in the spring! And guess what, I can!!! Woot!
Serving type: growler
01-29-2012 18:32:50 | More by Aiptasia
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On a spring morning 150 years ago, the Central Overland California & Pike's Peak Express Company started a lofty endeavor aimed at connecting the ballooning population of the West Coast with the rest of the country. That venture, the nearly 2,000-mile Pony Express Trail, promised to deliver mail across the country in 10 days or less—more than three and a half months faster than the alternative seaborne postal service, which made the nearly 20,000-mile one-way journey around Cape Horn. The Pony Express was even cheaper—a letter could be sent for only five dollars (considered a reasonable rate at the time). Over the next 18 months, mail raced on horseback across the West and Great Plains between Sacramento and St. Joseph, Missouri, the western terminus of railroads during the early 1860s.
Much of what we know about the history of the Pony Express is, as historian and author of Orphans Preferred: The Twisted Truth and Lasting Legacy of the Pony Express, Christopher Corbett, puts it, "dubious." As it concerns the Pony Express, history and legend seem interchangeable. Most names and dates are even debatable. But, the twisted truths and all-out fables of the Pony Express only add to its allure. Names like "Buffalo Bill" Cody, "Sawed-off Jim" Combo, "Bronco Charlie" Miller, and "Cyclone Charlie" Thompson evoke images of horsemen as rugged as the trail they rode.
One thing most of the historical accounts and legends agree on is that Nevada's roughly 400 miles of trail were among the toughest and most dangerous of the route. Searing heat, frigid cold, blinding sandstorms, freezing blizzards, parched alkaline flats, bandits, and the bloody Paiute Indian War made the section of trail between the Sierra Nevada and Utah's Deep Creek Station a veritable no man's land, "a challenge to the very idea of life," as Joseph J. Di Certo writes in his book, The Saga of the Pony Express.
Many of the stations in present-day Nevada were often set ablaze by warring Paiute and Shoshone, the station keepers often killed. The history of the American West is marred by cruel treatment of native peoples by settlers and the army, and these raids on Pony Express stations marked the boiling-over points for many bands of Paiute and Shoshone. Other stations were dismantled by later settlers for lumber. While a handful of Nevada stations remain—many as piles of rubble and weathered, crumbling walls—most have long since been reclaimed by the desert.
Friday's Station
The first stop in present-day Nevada for an eastbound rider was Friday's, named for one of its operators, Martin K. "Friday" Burke. The station was also known as Lakeside for its proximity to Lake Tahoe. Friday's was more substantial than most Nevada stations. Westbound riders were surely grateful for the well-appointed station after an arduous journey across Nevada, capped by one of the steepest sections of the trail, the nearly 3,000-foot climb up Kingsbury Grade. A statue in front of Harrah's Lake Tahoe in Stateline commemorates Friday's Station.
Nevada's oldest permanent settlement was also a stop along the Pony Express. Genoa, sometimes referred to by its original name, Mormon Station, was established as a trading post along the Overland Emigrant Trail during the California Gold Rush about a decade before the Pony Express originated. Today, the quaint town is a tourist favorite, with historic buildings, a friendly bed and breakfast, family friendly festivals and events, and a replica of the town's first structure at Mormon Station State Historic Park.
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Today's capital of Nevada was a fledgling settlement in the days of the Pony Express. Mainly a supply center and social hub for nearby mining districts, Carson City also served as a Pony Express home station (also called a rider relay station) and the headquarters of the western superintendent, William Finney. The original site has long since vanished, but a plaque at the corner of Carson and 3rd Streets commemorates the station.
Another of Nevada's oldest settlements, Dayton grew after the discovery of gold in the area in 1849. Also called Spafford Hall's Station, Dayton was one of the final populated Nevada stops for eastbound riders. Over the life of the Pony Express, two stations existed in Dayton, the site of the original consumed by a dredge pit in the 1930s, and the second site is now occupied by the Union Hotel on Main Street. The adjacent rock wall is the last remnant of the station.
Miller's Station
Also called Reed's Station, Miller's was originally established on the Carson River along the California Emigrant Trail in 1849 to service the vast number of pioneers traveling to the gold fields of California. Nothing of the station remains today, and the site is on private land.
Northern Route
For the final seven to eight months of the Pony Express, riders followed the Northern Route across the Carson Sink. The more direct route was established in the summer of 1861, when the Butterfield Overland Mail Company took over this section of the route.
Sand Springs Station
Sand Springs, left, is one of the most visited original Pony Express stations in Nevada. The collection of decaying walls, numerous interpretive signs, and proximity to Sand Mountain and U.S. Highway 50 make the site a popular stop. The site was excavated by University of Nevada, Reno archaeologists and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Middlegate Station
The exact location of Middlegate Station is unknown. Two possible spots include White Rock Springs to the south of U.S. Highway 50 or anywhere along the four-mile-long arroyo between Middlegate and Westgate that often has seeps or short lengths of running water.
Southern Route
During the first year of the Pony Express, riders traveled the Southern Route.
Fort Churchill and Buckland's Stations
During the first few months of the Pony Express, riders stopped at Buckland's Station, across the Carson River from the future site of Fort Churchill. Through the spring of 1860, aggression between settlers and the local Paiute Tribe led to the Pyramid Lake massacre. Following the massacre, a military post was built at Fort Churchill. Soon after the completion of the adobe fort, the Pony Express transferred its station there from Buckland's. Today, Fort Churchill State Historic Park includes a collection of adobe ruins, campsites, and a visitor center. The former site of Buckland's Station is occupied by a two-story house built in the 1870s after Fort Churchill was dismantled.
Hooten Wells Station
Rock ruins remain about 12 miles past U.S. Alternate 95, south of Buckland's Station. Hooten Wells, also called Desert Station, was probably used for the last few months of the Pony Express and later during freight efforts.
Williams Station
Williams Station, occasionally referred to as Honey Lake, was the site of the Pyramid Lake massacre. The accounts regarding the catalyst vary, but the accepted story is that men from Williams Station kidnapped and assaulted two Paiute women. Men from the tribe rode to Williams Station and took their revenge by killing those they found and burning the station.
Carson Sink Station
This adobe fort was home to what most accounts consider the best source of good water in the Carson Sink region. Little remains of the station today, aside from two deteriorating adobe walls of the former corral.
Cold Springs Station
Cold Springs, the best preserved Nevada station, is located on U.S. Highway 50 about halfway between Fallon and Austin. Soon after the station opened, a band of Paiutes killed one of the keepers, stole the station's horses, and burned it down. The station was rebuilt out of native rocks and mud with gun turrets in the thick walls to defend against future attacks. A highway-adjacent interpretive center details the history of the site and marks the start of a 1-1/2 mile trail to the station. The station included a barn, corral, living quarters, and storage area.
Smith's Creek Station
The home station at Smith's Creek, on the eastern slope of the Desatoya Mountains, was described as one of the more comfortable Nevada stations. Comfortable, however, did not equate to peaceful. The station was often razed by local Paiutes, and squabbles among its workers were reportedly common. The first person hanged in Nevada, William Carr, was hanged for the murder of Bernard Cherry, whom he shot dead after an incident at Smith's Creek. Today, some adobe and rock walls mark the corral and station house.
Dry Wells Station
Also known as Mount Airy, Dry Wells marked the halfway point on the long ride between Smith's Creek and Reese River stations. Little is known of the station or its exact location.
Reese River Station
Also known as Jacob's Spring, Reese River was another station that was targeted by early Indian raids. Jacobsville eventually grew from the station before being abandoned as the Lander County seat in favor of Austin in 1863.
Simpson's Park Station
Another of the more comfortable Nevada stations, Simpson's Park had good water, plenty of trees, and lush grass. Unfortunately, much like its neighbors, the station was often attacked by Shoshones. One such instance in May 1860 included the killing of then station keeper James Alcott. Stone foundations denote the former site.
Cape Horn Station
There is debate among historians whether Cape Horn Station even existed.
Dry Creek Station
It is likely that Dry Creek served as a home station. Problems with Indians marked much of the station's run, much like many nearby stations. In the spring of 1860 its keeper, Ralph Rosier, was killed and scalped, probably by Shoshones. Some remains of Dry Creek and a monument with a brass commemorative plaque exist on the Dry Creek Ranch about four miles north of U.S. Highway 50.
Grubb's Well Station
Also called Camp Station, there was no station at Grubb's Well for at least the first seven months of the Pony Express. While historians question its existence, some accounts suggest a rough, teepee-like structure existed near a shallow alkaline well.
Robert's Creek Station
Robert's Creek holds the dubious distinction as Nevada's first station to be attacked by Indians. On April 13, 1860, the second trip from St. Joseph was delayed when horses were driven off the station by local Shoshones. Robert's Creek later became a telegraph station.
Sulphur Springs Station
It is debated whether Sulphur Springs served the Pony Express or if it was built to facilitate the opening of the Overland Stage in the summer of 1861.
Diamond Springs Station
Little remains of the original station, named for the nearby crystalline springs that still run today, except a 1960 commemorative plaque near the ranch house about a mile south of
the station site.
Jacob's Well Station
No station existed at Jacob's Well until sometime after the fall of 1860 and little is known about the site. Little, if any, evidence of the station remains.
Ruby Valley Station
The uncommonly rich soil of the Ruby Valley enabled the Ruby Valley Station to grow food and hay for riders and nearby stations. The relatively lush surroundings also supported nearby Shoshone and army camps. One of the more heroic stories from the Nevada Pony Express comes from this station, where, upon learning that every station between Ruby Valley and Salt Lake City had been destroyed by warring Indians, rider Billy Fisher rode the entire 300 miles between the two. A brass marker, provided by the Northeastern Nevada Historical Society, identifies the site.
Butte Creek Station
Also called Bate's Station, Butte was also the target of occasional Shoshone raids. Parts of the fireplace, a crumbling wall, and some stone foundations mark the site today.
Egan Canyon Station
In July of 1860, about 80 Shoshones abducted station keeper Mike Holten and a rider named Wilson and helped themselves to station supplies. Rider William Dennis, en route from Ruby Valley Station, saw the invaders and slipped away unnoticed. He found Lieutenant Weed and 60 soldiers on the way back to Ruby Valley and returned with them to the station. Nearly 20 of the Shoshone were killed in the ensuing battle, and the two captives were freed.
Schell Creek Station
The home station at Schell Creek, at the northern end of the Egan Mountains, was also know as Fort Schellborne for the cavalry company stationed there following the Pyramid Lake massacre, which devastated many stations in western Nevada. Two log structures and other building ruins from the old fort remain, none of which are necessarily part of the Pony Express station.
Spring Valley Station
The exact location of the Spring Valley Station is not known, but most accounts agree that a station existed in the Spring Valley.
Antelope Springs Station
Antelope Springs existed only for a couple of months until Paiutes burned it. The station was never rebuilt.
Prairie Gate Station
The final Nevada station (or first for westbound riders) was built a couple months after the trail opened to break up the long ride between Utah's westernmost station, Deep Creek, to Antelope Springs in Nevada. The premature end of Antelope Springs also made Prairie Gate an integral stop. The station was also referred to as Eight Mile Station.
Sesquicentennial Re-Ride Event
Each year the National Pony Express Association celebrates the historic trail by re-riding its nearly 2,000-mile length. More than 600 riders are expected to participate in the 150th-anniversary event, June 6-26. Events are planned at four Nevada stations. The mail will arrive in Genoa about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday June 8, Carson City about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday June 9, Fort Churchill about 2 p.m. Wednesday June 9, and Schellbourne mid-morning Saturday June 12. xphomestation.com, 916-332-8382
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Fans who made a Friday-night pilgrimage to BYU's LaVell Edwards Stadium took in an offensive show from the hometown Cougars. Taysom Hill and BYU continued their surge by blitzing visiting Boise State, 37-20, in Provo. The Broncos, once the darling of the Mountain West, looked all too human against former league member BYU, which left the conference to become an independent. Now it appears BYU is the program on the rise, while coach Chris Petersen is likely searching for answers on both sides of the ball in Boise.
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• This ain't your father's Boise State: The grass isn't as green in Boise nowadays. Petersen's crew had one of its worst offensive years of the coach's tenure in 2012, and Petersen said in the spring that this season was likely to be a challenge for his program. Still, many expected the Broncos to improve enough to contend for an at-large BCS bid. Instead the program has floundered in games it absolutely had to win in order to remain in that conversation.
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Fans aren't used to one of Petersen's teams being so mediocre. The Broncos have not lost three games in the regular season since 2005, the year before he took over as head coach. The Mountain West title, once a virtual lock for the Boise State program, is decidedly out of reach. But in a league like the Mountain West, the Broncos aren't likely to remain afterthoughts for long.
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