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Derek Davis | Route Climbed: Old Army Pass Date Climbed: June 29, 2002 | |
Struggled with the exposure of a short stretch of snow through Old Army Pass, which I would consider Class 4 but I could be wrong and with lack of defined trail to the summit, but made it anyway. Descended New Army Pass for the return trip. See my trip report for some extras, but it probably won't help veteran hikers. | ||
Posted Jul 5, 2002 6:23 pm |
kevin | Route Climbed: Old Army Pass to summit Date Climbed: 6/29/02 | |
I saw the boy scouts summit log. Which is really interesting because we saw them when we were about 15 minutes from the summit. There was four of us in our group. We had a base camp at cottonwood Lake #3 We wen't to the summit on Sat. the 29th. We went up old army pass. The trail was pretty good until we reached about 100 yards from the top of old army pass. There was a snow field that was about a 100 feet long. We had to cut steps into the snow to get across the field to get to the top of the pass, which was class four. If any of us would have gone down we would have been history. Three of the four of us reached the summit that day. We did see a glider when we were on the summit which was cool. The weather on the summit was perfect it was 61 degrees F at about 2:30pm with light wind. | ||
Posted Jul 1, 2002 10:21 pm |
Troop883 | Route Climbed: New Army Pass Date Climbed: 6/29/02 | |
What a great time. The troop hiked up on Friday and stayed at South Fork Lake. On Saturday the summit team Pat , Brian , Seth , Shea , John , Don , Bob , Greg and Russ made it to the top. The group left at about 8:00 and made the peak at 2:00 back to camp at about 5:30. The base camp crew took care of the fresh fish. Ansel , John , Ryan , Scott , Kyle , Mike , Wil , Greg. This was a great shake down for the Muir this summer and a great hike for some of the new boys too. Our guys felt New Army pass is the way to go. Old Army looked a little tough with out the right gear. Hiked out on Sunday . Mike's brother inlaw Dan and His Niece Tiffany also made the hike. They went up New Army and they came back over Old Army Pass. | ||
Posted Jul 1, 2002 10:45 am |
mdostby | Route Climbed: Army Pass (old) Date Climbed: June 22, 2002 | |
The weather today was perfect! Climbed as a day hike. Summited by 12:15 PM. Avoided the sandy slope just below the summit by climbing the class 3 rock 100 yards east of the normal route. Still some some snow in the pass but it was soft enough......my running shoes were fine. A climber tried to climb the direct chute up Army Pass (which is still completely filled with snow) without ice axe or crampons and fell most of the way down sliding into the rocks below. He dislocated has shoulder and was pretty beaten up but was able to walk. I helped carry his gear and walked him out to the trailhead then made sure he made it to the emergency room in Lone Pine. Boy was he in pain! He should of known better. It could have been much worse. He was very lucky. | ||
Posted Jun 22, 2002 11:24 pm |
Guilty | Route Climbed: Winter Route, North of Old Army Pass. Date Climbed: May 27, 2002 and Sept. 23, 1993 | |
A lady was just getting rescued by a Sheriff helicopter. She had a fall on Old Army Pass. Still lots of snow in these passes. Since we didn't have any ice axe or crampons we ascended the less steep "winter route". I think this route is the most direct. | ||
Posted May 28, 2002 10:22 am |
Romain | Route Climbed: Old Army Pass / South Slopes Date Climbed: May 11, 2002 | |
Great trip in the early season - there was not a soul in the Cottonwood Lakes Basin the whole time we were there. We (Sven Feldmann and I) went up the main chute of Old Army Pass. The trail (if any ?) in the pass was snow covered completely, so we just went straight up the 35-45 degree snow in the main chute. The rest was easy. A couple of parties had reached the summit the week-end before, otherwise the last entry in the summit log was from February (http://www.climber.org/TripReports/2002/fried14er.html). We went down New Army Pass on the descent. This was easier than Old Army Pass because it is south facing and the snow was not iced up. It also allowed a beautiful traverse of the South Fork Lakes basin - the lakes were starting to thaw. I have posted pictures on my website, referenced in the "links" section of the Mount Langley page. | ||
Posted May 13, 2002 10:50 pm |
sierragator | Route Climbed: cottonwood/old army pass Date Climbed: august 16, 2001 | |
Summited in 6 hours back to car in 5. Nice dayhike. The "sandpit" just below the final ascent is a bit tedious. Fantastic views for 360*. | ||
Posted May 5, 2002 5:58 pm |
darinchadwick | Route Climbed: Some other pass next to army pass Date Climbed: May 2000 | |
Of all the CA 14ers, this is the slog. Lotta snow so we had to take an alternate pass closer to the summit since we had no ice axe. | ||
Posted Mar 31, 2002 6:01 am |
sidhayes | Route Climbed: Old Army Pass Date Climbed: 7-13-99 | |
Climbed Old Army Pass and to the summit in 2:53, down in 2:07. | ||
Posted Feb 27, 2002 4:22 pm |
Guilty | Route Climbed: Old Army Pass Date Climbed: 08/27/00 | |
From Horseshoe Meadow parking lot, I rode my mountain bike up to Cottonwood Lake #3. There I stash my bike and ascended up Old Army Pass and then headed north to the summit. I descended from the summit in 2:30hrs to the car. I hit no one with my mt. bike! | ||
Posted Nov 12, 2001 1:12 am |
Josh | Route Climbed: South Slopes via Old Army Pass Date Climbed: August 6, 2001 | |
This was the fourteenth summit of my CA 14er speed climbing tour! Check out the trip report here. | ||
Posted Aug 8, 2001 5:10 pm |
Josh | Route Climbed: South Slopes via Old Army Pass Date Climbed: July 9, 2001 | |
Single day ascent of this really easy ~21 mile hike. I raced t-storms the whole way, but they never got me. The sandy upper slopes of the mountain were a little frustrating, but the summit was worth it. Car-to-car time: 6 hours and 7 minutes. | ||
Posted Jul 15, 2001 2:10 pm |
tbnelson | Route Climbed: South Slopes Date Climbed: July 30, 2000 | |
Summited and returned in under 24 hours. We camped at the southwesternmost Cottonwood Lake beneath Old Army Pass after a 4 hour hike in. The next morning we made the summit in three hours. Great views of Mount Whitney and Muir to the North. | ||
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This is better than the 616 U but why are most of the characters 16-20 year olds?
The Ultimate Universe started out with most of the X-Men, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four as people in their teens. Add in comic-book time, and you won't find many characters older than twenty in Ultimate X-Men. There's actually quite a big age range in the UU right now, when you take into account Miles Morales (the current Spider-Man) being thirteen and most of the Ultimates in their late twenties/early thirties (along with some notable exceptions like Thor and Nick Fury).
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Okay, i've gotten to this thread pretty late. But anyways, I loved the issue and everything. However, one little thing I didn't think is as serious as it makes it out to be and that's when Mach 2 points the gun at Jimmy. Obviously Jimmy cannot be killed by normal gunfire. We've seen that first hand it won't work. Was the gun just used as an implication that Mach 2 could kill Jimmy just by ripping the adamantium from his bones? (if his bones are indeed covered in adimantium like Wolverine)
Maybe I'm reading too much into the art (not having read the issue yet) but I thought it was a cure gun, like in that other horrible movie.
I was thinking Cap gave it to Kitty saying, "You don't have to use this, but if it is too much, shoot everyone and radio me and come home."


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I read a lot and figure someone needs $2M to really have a good shot at living well and retiring with few worries. Roger your thoughts?
The reader also shared that he is 58 with the implication that he is close to retirement age. Another reader left a comment on a Seeking Alpha post of mine agreeing that $2 million is the figure. Between the two comments I feel like I am being asked in part for my personal views and choices.
The best generic advice I can give is to live below your means, don't accumulate debt, save a lot and if you ever do need to fund your expenses/lifestyle out of your savings take no more than 1% per quarter. My use of the word generic is not meant as a slight, I believe the above combo is an essential foundation to a successful financial plan and we live by the first three now (we are a few decades from the withdrawal stage).
Assuming the 4% rule, a $2 million portfolio would allow for $80,000 in portfolio withdrawals. Are you then going to assume getting social security or not? How does the $80,000 (plus social security or not) compare with how much you live on now? Not how much you earn but how much you live on.
There are several types of expenses that we have to contend with and try to plan for one way or another. I've written about these before; things that probably can be easily planned, those that cannot and one-offs--things like vet bills, new tires and home repair.
Our recent three foot snow storm lead me to come up with another category which is things we probably will need. At some point I may not be able to shovel out a three foot snow storm. If we want to stay where we are then at some point we will need either a snow blower or an ATV that we put a plow blade on. These are not disastrous expenses but also not $100 to go to a baseball game either. We have a long uphill driveway which probably rules out a snow blower-- the cheapest option. A more expensive option would be the ATV and blade and an even more expensive option would be moving. Where we are it would not be wise to rely on being able to hire someone to do this for us.
This category is vague and obviously not completely knowable. There is visibility for needing to spend money on snow removal. This will take shape over time and become more visible. For some people there might be visibility for taking in a parent. Figuring out your variables here is obviously very important.
Once you figure your expenses (as best you can) you probably need to figure out what you need to be happy, what that costs and whether you can afford it as you envision or whether you need to make some sort of concession. Maybe you want to spend a month in France but you should really only spend a week. Maybe you want to spend $1000 on World Series tickets when you should really watch on TV from home. The compare and contrast possibilities are endless but you get the idea.
The other day I shared that we spent a lot (relative to us) on our New Zealand trip but that we incurred no debt in doing so which means the trip won't weigh on our finances in the future. The reason to mention this example is that spending on things that then stay with you for a couple of years will obviously add to the monthly financial burden which should be avoided at all cost--my own sense of priority would make an exception for medical events.
It is important for both partners to be on the same page with this issue and I know from professional experience that is not always the case. Getting the monthly nut down, saving a lot and doing some things that cost nothing creates a lot of options for doing other things and going places. We hike a lot and it costs us nothing. We spend a lot of hours on our volunteer endeavors which does not have to cost much if anything.
I also hit this topic with the idea of working much later than 65 or some other traditional retirement age. This will sound snobby but I have developed a low tolerance for staying with a job I don't like. This is a life's too short sort of thing. I realize I have been given a luxury that many people do not have but I think many people who read this site may have been given a similar luxury. I have three jobs that I love, two that pay and one that does not. I hope to do all three as long as I possibly can and with Mr. Backhoe as an example that could be a very long time.
This leads me to believe that plenty of people can find something they love that can pay them a little such that it removes some portion of the income burden they would otherwise place on their portfolios. Success here requires thought, time and planning.
I realize that was long winded but it addresses how I personally come at trying to figure this out. My nut is low enough that ex-a medical catastrophe we get by within the 4% rule. Let me be clear this is about living cheaply not having millions in the bank.
In today's dollars how much to do need to feel fulfilled in life and can you make the numbers work? If not then something will have to give.
Unrelated; the laptop saga is winding down. I got a new Lenovo in the mail yesterday. It was about half the cost of the one I bought in 2007 and probably four times the computer. I've transferred most of my documents and pictures but still have a lot of bookmarks to move over or otherwise set up, need to download a few things like Quicken and iTunes and I should be all set.


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During its research Chapin discovered that a more gender-neutral package could increase sales. "Males accounted for 90% of our customers" says Chuck Mattes Chapin's vice president sales and marketing. "We felt there might be an opportunity to pick up some business with females. We weren't getting them to pick up our product."
In the package design phase the first of the two bold initiatives that Chapin took was to discard the existing packaging except for the brand's distinctive red logo and then to create two distinct containers with features that signal its "everyday" sprayer and its trade-up sprayer. LPK created a "template of brand communication which was incorporated into the visuals across the packaging" explains LPK's Ares Marasligiller director of product design innovation. The cornerstone was a soft curvilinear container shape that incorporates patented features and a tactile surface. Chapin wouldn't specify the resin used to make the containers but says the sprayer components are injection-molded polypropylene. LPK working with Integrated Technologies Engineering (ITE) designed and produced both the containers and the components.
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The square-base design extends to Chapin's trade-up Spray 'n Go sprayers offering an additional retailer benefit. It provides for example the stability to guard against individually packaged units tipping over in a six-pack paperboard display tray for club stores.
Chapin's Spray 'n Go sprayers feature a rounder body and neck atop the square base than on the basic model. The distinctive shape scored high in consumer testing as modern looking without being overtly feminine in appearance. "It's not a known shape so people stop and look at it and pick it up" Marasligiller says.
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The Fifth...(another long one from me)
Hi all,
Yesterday hubby and I celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary. Our real celebration will be in September when we head to San Fran for a few days R&R and stops at Gary Danko, Quince, Venticello and Myth and then onto L.A. to visit our son and friends. But we decided we'd go out for a nice dinner last night to at least acknowledge the event. We weren't looking for a Splendido experience and we wanted to try somewhere we haven't been that is a beautiful outdoor dining spot.
So we dressed up and headed off to the alley to take the freight elevator up to The Fifth. We were greeted on the front steps outside and our name was whispered into a mouthpiece announcing our arrival upstairs. The wood lined freight elevator was "furnished" with oriental carpets, a chandelier a small table with a tip jar stuffed with $5 dollar bills...at 7:00 p.m....yeah, right), some mints and business cards as well as Homer's Odyssey which appeared to be the reading material of the dour young man forced to spirit people up and down all night long. Upon arrival we were warmly greeted and escorted to our outdoor table on a lovely patio with a great bar area laden with bowls of gorgeous nibbles including homemade cheese sticks, cheese puffed triangles and amazing buttery thin bread sticks, none of which were ever served to us at our table until I asked a bus boy who was happy to oblige. There was a pianist playing and singing a great mix of music which provided an unexpected nice touch and later in the evening one of the hostesses sang a few tunes too...nice voice. The tables are covered with old brown poly/linen tablecloths which have seen better days and the cutlery (two forks, knife and butter knife) are rolled up in a poly/linen beige napkin. Water and wine glasses are misplaced on the left of the setting. About now I suspect most readers are thinking I am micro-commenting. But there's a reason, if you stay with me...
Gorgeous bound menus and the wine list were presented, cocktail orders taken (flute of champagne and 15 year Macallan neat), though we weren't asked if we want water and had to request flat bottled (no lemon or lime offered). Waiter returns with drinks and asks if we want to order wine...??? Huh? We just got our cocktails and are reading the menus. The menu, as some have pointed out clearly indicates The Fifth now considers itself a steak house. Not the least bit inventive the apps include the uninspired shrimp cocktail, crab cake ($21 for 1), oysters (choice of 5 for $18 or 10 for $36...???), steak tartare and the usual predictable salads, mixed greens, caprese, maybe a few other apps not memorable to me. Mains were steak - NY strip (USDA), Rib steak (Canada prime) $55, chateaubriand for two, filet, 2 sizes though oz not indicated and waiter didn't know when asked, nor did he offer to find out, a couple of fish dishes, lobster and steak and lobster combo. Choice of sauces such as bearnaise, mushroom etc. available for additional $2...??? Choices of sides were numerous and included green and white asparagus, green beans, onion rings, creamed spinach etc. plus garlic or wasabi mashed potatoes, frites, potatoes gratin and a few other items all $8 each. Bread basket was a nice mix and fresh presented with good unsalted butter in lovely covered silver plate serving dish with domed lid.
Uninspired by the menu I chose 5 oysters to start followed by petit filet, hubby chose crab cake followed by rib steak, sides ordered include potatoes gratin and creamed spinach. We tried to decide between two bottles of wine...a 2001 Chateau Lacoste Borie, Pauillac $90 or a 2003 Napanook Blend from Dominus Cellars ($110). Because all the reds on the wine list are very young we ask the waiter which one is drinking better. His answer was, "They're the same only the "tear-woir" will taste different"....sigh....alas no sommelier. We ordered the Napanook, asked for it to be decanted and had to stop the waiter from overfilling the appropriate Reidel Bordeaux stemware. After an hour it was quite soft and drinkable.
The oysters were delicious and served with freshly grated horseradish, proper shallot mignonette and gauze wrapped lemon half. But the full bottle of Tabasco lying down right in the middle of the plate was odd and off putting in this setting. The crab cake was fine, but topped with a disc of something green and unidentifiable, said hubby.
The sides arrives first but included frites which we didn't order. Didn't really matter, though we mentioned we didn't order them, to which we received a shrug. Steaks a few minutes later...mine about 6 oz, which though ordered medium was well done, grey throughout. Hubby's rib steak (again I mention $55) was about a 1/4 inch thin and ordered medium RARE and was also well done to the point of grey. They politely were sent back. I had to ask that the sides be taken back to be kept warm (or perhaps for $24 to be prepared fresh?). Steaks and new sides, again with frites arrived 20 minutes later but we were enjoying the music, the wine and each other and there was no clock ticking. Hubby's steak cooked perfectly. Mine now about four oz and just as well done to being grey. I ate two bites. The sides...well the frites were cold, soggy and limp with oil and unsalted, certainly not double fried, the spinach was blanched spinach, unseasoned and placed in a bowl of cool half and half. Where was the emulsified dream it should have been, with a touch of nutmeg, some sauteed onions? The potatoes gratin were fine, cold, but fine. Peppermill never offered to us or anyone else we noticed.
We were however despite our disappointment with the meal, delighted to strike up a conversation with a lovely, charming and effusive mother and daughter at the next table which in many ways made our night as we had lots to talk about. It also took our minds off the lousy food and service. The service actually ceased after the dinner plates were removed for almost 30 minutes before dessert menus arrived. But we didn't care by then. The lovely ladies both ordered fish, each a different type. When their plates arrived they were given the same fish, but one was double the size of the other. The mother indicated this wasn't what she'd ordered and the deliver-er told her, "Yeah we were out of what you ordered so we just gave you this instead." !!! Nope, they never even told her they were going to decide what she was going to eat! Wowza!
We finished this unusual evening with a tasteless warm chocolate cake, tea ("Oops, sorry sir we've run out of green tea, how about Earl Grey?") and a port. All for $350 before a gratuity!
The Fifth? One word...schizophrenic. Wait maybe two words... schizophrenic and BAD!
You must be a very good sport, I would not have paid for such a horrible experience, although good company can always make things seem better. Sometimes it makes me wonder if there really is a chef in the house when food is that bad. Or a manager when the service matches the food. On a side note, while in L.A. you should check out Lucques for dinner. Suzanne Goin is a fantastic chef with a strong pedigree.
In my experiece J.P. is one of the most over-rated chefs in Toronto. Bouchon was good for the first few weeks and then went completely down hill. Le Select was not well-served by his cooking, and the list goes on...
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I thought Bouchon was a pretty good restaraunt, it wasn't ambitious to say the least but a good bistro offering. Now it seems Challet is just chasing the next big paycheque as he hops from place to place every 6 months.
Oh how the mighty has fallen. That's ludicrous for a top $ restaurant to place glasses on the left and cutlery bundled in a napkin (talk about lazy).
Thankfully,you have the "real" celebration to follow.
Seems like you turned the corner for good after entering the elevator,only to find yourselves in a dystotic fairy tale on a nice patio, looking to the beverages and other patrons for some respite.
Unfortunate there was no hallway for you to run down and receive the meal that should have been...
Thanks for making me smile and chuckle(as I often do when someone has a talent for recounting an experience) -
Thanks for the well-timed review, GRobin.
I had a mediocre experience at The Fifth last winter. But I was about to give it another go next weekend (with my sister)... because the patio really is so beautiful, and my experience was not as truly bad as yours.
But I think we'll go elsewhere. There are just too many other options in Toronto...


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Londongirl - 06 October, 2009
Yeah...my favorite album!
This is my all time fav....U2 and beyond. I love every track and can't wait to buy it again 25 years later and fall in love with it all over again.
Pua - 04 October, 2009
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The Unforgettable Fire was my first album that I had purchased by U2. Back in the 80's my brother owned a cassette of "War"(which became mine) and after hearing that album, I was an instant fan anxiously awaiting the release of their next album, " The Unforgettable Fire." This album was the surge the preceded, "The Joshua Tree", if you were alive and into their music around this time then you understand that life with U2 in it is an awesome experience! The energy was just incredible! Rock 'n' Roll can change the world.
boofy - 27 September, 2009
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conjasnat - 27 September, 2009
My Unforgettable Fire
well this is the greatest album the boys have ever made, been looking forward to this since i bought the original 25 years ago, now i know i am getting old. wire should be played live this tour would not be out of place. BAD the greatest song ever written. 5 stars.
mablackmore - 24 September, 2009
Finest Hour
I remember being initially disappointed when I brought it back in Dec 1984. In that it only had 6 fully formed songs. It was after about six months that I realised that the lesser songs added to the overall feel of the album.
Since then it has been my favourite album.
The Unforgettable Fire has always been ranked highly among the old school U2 fans. (I am sure that in one poll (in the 1990's) of the Top 100 albums this album was voted higher than the Joshua Tree) I think this album is not so popular with the newer fans since the 90's for the reason of my initial reservations.
Plus Three Sunrises and Love Comes Tumbling are my favourite B sides.
scrumpy - 24 September, 2009
The Album That Shaped My Life!
I was only 6 when my big brother brought the Album home, but I instantly fell in love with the band.I don't know if it was the beret Bono was wearing on the cover or Pride's Oh,oh oh oh's that stuck in my head.I played the record constantly, and still do.I was lucky to have the record with the remix record of Two Hearts Beat As One.Well 24 years later and I am still an Obsessed U2 Fan.Well done Boys
MsDale - 23 September, 2009
My Album
For years I have thought of this as "my" album - the one that only I knew about, since most of my friends only knew of U2 from The Joshua Tree on. Imagine my surprise to discover the legions of fans who also love this amazing work! I still have my original cassette and look forward to having a remastered CD to pair wth it :-)
Smalo - 22 September, 2009
Unforgettable Record
That's amazing! One of their top albums, the first recording with the super duo Lanois/Eno.
dunsk - 22 September, 2009
With Many Great Works of Art...
Some critics have written that U2 does not have a single work that is greater than the sum of its parts. As with many great works of art since they are ahead of their time they are not given full justice in their time. History is going to show this to be the case with "The Unforgettable Fire" as it is truly a seminal U2 masterpiece. This is the recording where U2 showed the world its willingness to not only push the boundaries of rock and roll but their willingness to redefine it on their terms. This is also the one that is continually returned to by all true U2 fans who have been in it for the long-haul and have loved every minute of the ride.
muddy grey wolf - 20 September, 2009
No Pride?
I have seen the track lists for the bonus disc but it seems to be missing out the single version of Pride in the name of love.
AntonHaj - 19 September, 2009
My first!
Fantastic news!!! TUF was my first U2-album, bought late spring 1985, and I'll never forget the feeling I had when I listened to it in the local record store. 14 years of age with a back catalogue consisting mostly of Duran Duran and Nena albums, A Sort of Homecoming was a sonic explosion in my ears. Even now, 24 years later, it is still a special thing to me, to put TUFon the stereo... guess it will always be *my* U2 album and I'm looking forward to getting my mits on the remastered album!
Eddie Anderson - 18 September, 2009
I got hooked on the band when I heard New Years Day when I was 17 in 1983.I wasnt able to see the band until 04-01-85 at MSG in NYC.What a show.Bono was AMAZING.AS were the rest of the band.They did an 18 min version of BAD that night.Amazing.I will of course buy the Super Deluxe version.Cant wait for both nights at Giants Stadium 09.23 and 09 24.09.The Unforgettable Fire is back in the setlist this tour...what more could you want??..maybe WIRE??????..Peace.
Sunflower1mdp - 18 September, 2009
I'm very excited and can't wait to hear it remastered. Also looking forward to hearing the extra tracks!!
gibbo1968 - 18 September, 2009
sweet 16
My first ever gig at manchester apollo 10-11-84 when I was 16.
As people have said this was a change of direction for U2 at the time and it stood them in good stead for the years that followed.
an album of it's time that stood out from the dross.
this remaster will be the best one yet until achtung baby gets the treatment!!
addy23 - 18 September, 2009
Landmark Album
Incredible album....I think it's when they 1st changed their sound and evolved from a club band to stadium show
starbuckflav - 17 September, 2009
It was 1985 and a bunch of high school kids had twisted my arm to take them to see U2 at the San Francisco Cow Palace on their Unforgettable Fire tour(they had an extra ticket and their mothers wouldn't take them!). I can still remember Bono walking out on stage and yelling "Tonite we're going to turn this cow shed into a palace!" By the end of the night, they did just that and I was hooked! Unforgettable Fire is one of the best albums ever by one of the greatest bands of all time! Can't wait to get the remaster..
Martin Thompson - 17 September, 2009
wow! what an album, cant believe its been so long. yet still so fresh,if the remaster is as good as im hoping then this will be an amazing offering. I have had mine ordered since day one and am really excited about this one, the other remasters are gr8 but this is the one!!!!!!
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Bonoerra - 17 September, 2009
U2"s Pivotal Album
Without Doubt..."The Unforgettable Fire" Was U2"s Most Important Record, Without This "The Joshua Tree " Wouldnt Have Been The Success It Became, So I"m Thrilled That This Is being Given Recognition In its 25th Anniversaty.
I Have Pre- Ordered The Super Deluxe Box Set Version Already, And Im Very Excited About This More Than I Was "The Joshua Tree" Last Year.
wanne - 17 September, 2009
No footage from Dortmund?
I wonder, if there's also some footage from the concert in Dortmund in 1984. This one was partially broadcasted on the German TV . It would be nice, if the full concert is included!
wanne - 17 September, 2009
No footage from Dortmund?
I wonder, if there's also some footage from the concert in Dortmund in 1984. This one was partially broadcasted on the German TV . It would be nice, if the full concert is included!
dennyjnr - 17 September, 2009
The best
My favourite album, can't wait
All I Want Is You 2 - 17 September, 2009
The Unforgettable Fire Remastered
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Fantatic that this gets its 25th Anniversary remastering, and probably the most important album in U2's career as it placed them on the path of new sonic and new direction; after this album U2 were able to record what they wanted to and when they wanted to.


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The Best Tea in Toronto
The best tea in Toronto often comes from purveyors who offer more than just loose leaves. The men and women behind some of these shops can tell you the optimal temperature for a jasmine green and the merits of a gojiberry herbal blend, all while brewing the perfect tea for a morning pick-me-up or afternoon unwind. The best tea in Toronto is usually offered alongside a good assortment of teaware and accessories, and a select few shops go above and beyond by serving their particular takes on afternoon high tea.
Though David's Tea is one of the more recognizable chains brands throughout Toronto and beyond, we've stuck to independent shops for this list of the best tea in the city.
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The best afternoon tea in Toronto
The best brunch in Toronto
The best new cafes in Toronto 2011
House of Tea
I'm not sure if it's House of Tea itself that people love, or the friendly service and expertise (expert-teas?) of co-owner and tea consultant Marisha Golla. Whatever the reason, House of Tea has consistently been one of the best places to shop for tea in Toronto, boasting hundreds of different varieties for more than 15 years. You'll leave with armfuls and lots of information. More »
Tealish wins big props for its Toasty Almond alone. That said, you'd do yourself a disservice by sticking to just one tea, what with Caramel Apple Roobois, Coconut Cream Chai, and Walnut Ave. lining its shelves. Tealish is perfectly situated for a warm cup and Trinity Bellwoods-watching in the winter, and also keeps a few varieties on ice during the summertime for a quick tea grab-and-go. More »
Tao Tea Leaf
Tao Tea Leaf offers an experience as much as a superb selection of teas from around the world. The Yorkville shop hosts weekly workshops detailing everything from the history of certain teas, to proper storage and preparation, to different qualities and characteristics, and of course, tastings. Owner Tao Wu also stages interactive Chinese Gongfu tea ceremonies for interested guests. And for everyone else, there are plenty of pots and accessories to peruse. More »
T-Buds has that "café" feel but with oolong in lieu of espresso. A big hit is its daily afternoon tea on the upstairs lounge, which comes complete with scones, petit fours, and itty-bitty sandwiches. There are plenty of loose leaf teas and boxed sets to take home, though the T-Buds appeal is definitely its ambiance. And can I stress again the itty-bitty sandwiches? More »
A winner in my books for best "punny" name, though a better reason to visit this Leslieville shop is for its blissful vibe. Owners Ian Macdonald and Robert Gignac are tea connoisseurs to say the least (just check out that invite from the Queen on the wall, if you don't believe me), and together they've created a little tea-drinker's paradise complete with rich wood accents, comfortable seating, and hundreds of different teas. Regulars are encouraged to join the "Loyaltea" program. More »
Herbal Infusions
A tiny little tea shop in the heart of all the action, and don't let its size fool you. Owner Dan Johanis can tell you everything you ever wanted to know about tea (and then some, most likely) pulling down canisters of one variety or the next from his awesome rolling-ladder-equipped wall of tea. And just so you don't suffer from espresso bar-envy, Herbal Infusions offers tea frappucinos and lattes along with its regular steeped teas. More »
The Red Tea Box
The Red Tea Box does afternoon tea with a twist, creating tea bento boxes of matcha cheesecake, salmon burgers, quinoa and more. All of which is served with a pot of tea, of course. The front of the shop is for little fondant cakes and loose leaf teas, the latter of which is available in small jars allowing customers to smell before they buy. And for your tea-loving friends, unique teaware for gifts, too. More »
Tsaa Tea Shop
A haven of tea and that which is gluten-free. I'm partial to Tsaa's Organic Second Spring blend, though many stop by purely for the gluten-free carrot cake. While seating is limited at Tsaa, the shop is a cozy spot to sit and enjoy one of Tsaa's latest custom blends and peer out over the Danforth traffic. Definitely try the London fog if you consider yourself an Earl Grey Fan. More »
Pippins Tea Company
Over in the Beaches, Pippins Tea Company is practically equal parts tea and teawares. This is the tea shop for you if you want endless choices of mugs, pots, strainers, steepers, saucers and everything else tea-related. Plus 150 different types of teas and counting. And just to add even more choice, Pippins stocks a small selection of teatime snacks including Campbells Shortbread and Greaves Jam. More »
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It's mentioned in the article.
Never been back, but the yuppies like complicating things that are supposed to be humble and simple, so it's no surprise it's booming.
Also David's wasn't even in the same post written four years ago, so... http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:6MCLj6-bgi8J:www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_tea_in_toronto/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca
I'm just saying that popularity or ubiquity shouldn't preclude one from qualifying for best anything. Starbucks - in my mind anyway - wouldn't be included from,say, a 'Best Coffee' list not because everyone has heard of it, but rather because I can list ten places off the top of my head that serve a better cup of coffee. I've been to most of the nine locations listed here, and I couldn't name two places better than David's (let alone nine!), perceived pretensions notwithstanding.
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Mössbauer spectroscopic studies of hemoglobin and its isolated subunits Biophysical Journal, Volume 49, Issue 5, 1 May 1986, Pages 1009-1015 G.R. Hoy, D.C. Cook, R.L. Berger and F.K. Friedman Abstract Samples of 90% enriched 57Fe hemoglobin and its isolated subunits have been prepared. Mössbauer spectroscopic measurements have been made on three such samples. Sample one contained contributions of oxyhemoglobin, deoxyhemoglobin, and carbonmonoxyhemoglobin. This sample was studied from a temperature of 90 K down to 230 mK. Measurements were also made at 4.2 K using a small applied magnetic field of 1.0 T. In general, the measured quadrupole splittings and isomer shifts for each component agreed with previous measurements on single component samples in the literature, and thus demonstrated that chemically enriched hemoglobin has not been altered. The second and third samples were isolated alpha and beta subunits, respectively. We have found measurable Mössbauer spectral differences between the HbO2 sites in the alpha subunit sample and the beta subunit sample. The measured Mössbauer spectral areas indicate that the iron ion has the largest mean-square displacement at the deoxy Hb sites as compared to that at the oxy- and carbonmonoxy Hb sites. The mean-square displacement at the HbO2 sites is the smallest. Abstract | PDF (845 kb) |
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At Cobb's Landing, located on the waterfront in beautiful downtown Ft. Pierce, you will find a casual, tropical atmosphere. Come relax on our patio overlooking the Marina or have a refreshing drink at our Mojito Bar which features our own Pineapple Mojito. Join us for lunch or dinner, and our staff will treat you to superb food and service. We feature fresh local seafood & Angus Beef as well as daily lunch & dinner specials. So stop by and check out the hottest waterfront restaurant in Ft. Pierce, and see for yourself the wonderful view, relaxed atmosphere, superb service & great food.
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