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The ornate design of this pendant necklace gives it a designer feel. A Greek cross symbol is detailed with swirling scrolls, ribbed texture, and touches of 18kt yellow gold, and centers a 2.50 carat cushion-cut blue topaz. The pendant suspends from a popcorn chain with lobster clasp. Sterling silver necklace.
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Jenelle Evans is back behind bars -- the "Teen Mom 2" star was arrested in North Carolina today for possession of a BUNCH of heroin ... and is also accused of attacking her husband, TMZ has learned.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ ... cops discovered 12 bindles of heroin in Jenelle's possession when they arrived to her home following an alleged domestic dispute with her husband, Courtland Rogers.
FYI -- a bindle is commonly known as a small paper packet used for storing drugs.
According to the docs, Evans was also found to be illegally in possession of Percocet (a prescription painkiller) ... as well as plastic wrapping paper and a glass smoking pipe, which is considered illegal drug paraphernalia.
As for the assault charge, cops say Evans struck Rogers with a piece of furniture during a domestic dispute.
Rogers was arrested too -- cops say he assaulted Jenelle by "hitting her on the neck and striking her with a closed fist on her head."
Cops say Rogers was also in possession of heroin with intent to manufacture, sell, distribute ... and drug paraphernalia. According to police, both Evans and Rogers denied possession of the heroin ... which is why they were both charged.
At the time of her arrest, 21-year-old Evans was also served with a warrant for failing to pay child support.
Evans has a history of legal problems -- she tested positive for marijuana and opiates while on probation ... and she was also involved in an epic girl-on-girl brawl in 2011.
She is such a joke I also seen that she was 7 weeks pregnant shooting dope and had a miscarriage.. Damn shame kids these days
This girls needs to make a million dollar sex tape like her Farrah. At least we all know her mom wont be sticking by her side.
MTV, please stop enabling this girl and get her some help! Last night's episode showed her starting up heroin and that was summer 2012! Come on.
MTV please keep up the good work weeding s***bags like this out of normal populace. With any luck this burnout will O.D. on prescription pain killers before she can suck anymore tax dollars out of honest Americans' pockets.
Her and ****ing Farrah! Mothers of the year! I was a teen mom and I stepped up took responsibility and was never in trouble. Not all teen moms turn out like these girls. I'm 34 now and my kids always come before me or anybody else.
Off to the women's prison in North Carolina you go! She really screwed up bigtime now. I wonder how many years in prison the judge will give her.
Failing to pay child support??? Wait so she pays her mother child support? Mother of the year everyone. Mother of the year.


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By: Eric Huenefeld
In one of the great late race charges in recent memory, Belvidere's Brett McCoy thrilled the fans of Rockford Speedway Saturday night as he nabbed the checkered flag in the 25 lap Bargain Hunter Sportsman feature event. McCoy, in only his second race behind the wheel of a Sportsman, advanced from sixth spot to first in the race's final ten laps to secure the victory and make a little history for himself along the way.
Wisconsin driver Kody Hubred and six-time Rockford Speedway champion Scott Lawver would lead the Sportsman field to the green duing Tractor Town Night, with Lawver finally clearing Hubred for the lead on lap three. Hubred would hang tough on the bottom side of the speedway for about half of the event, before falling out of the top five. Lawver, meanwhile, would hold the lead somewhat comfortably thru the race's first ten laps.
As the event moved towards halfway, former Rookie of the Year Justin Sellers began to close on Lawver's bumper. With this development, a game of high-speed chess began between the two drivers. Lawver would run his line, yet play defense on Sellers, while Sellers would stay inches off the bumper of the leader, looking to force him into a mistake. Behind the lead duo, a furious battles raged. Much like the week prior, Darrell Garman and Doug Bennett raced hard. However instead of battling for the first place trophy this week, the two former champions were dueling for fourth. Behind them, Hubred and his teammate Kyle Chwala along with McCoy would battle for the fifth spot.
McCoy would make his move on Hubred and Chwala with ten laps remaining and enter the top five. He would close quickly on Bennett and Garman, passing them both within a few laps and sending both drivers into a four-way battle with Hubred and Chwala for fifth. McCoy then quickly pounced on the lead three of Lawver, Sellers and Rob Goodman. As McCoy passed Goodman with three laps remaining, the action at the front got hot. Sellers and Lawver began to battle each other, as well as their respective race cars. This allowed McCoy to quickly close on the top two. McCoy made his move on Sellers with a lap and a half to go and as the white flag flew, slipped inside of Lawver. McCoy would clear Lawver on the last lap and steal his first ever Sportsman feature win.
With the win, McCoy became only the second driver ever to win a feature in a Late Model, Short Tracker, Sportsman and Roadrunner (along with Matt Berger). The win also slipped McCoy into the early season point lead. Lawver settled for second, followed by Sellars, Goodman and Chwala.
In the Stanley Steemer NASCAR Late Models, for the second straight week, it was good to be Jerry Gille. The two-time track champion not only set fast time again but again won the division's 30 lap feature. On this particular Saturday evening, after an early tussle for the top spot, Gille would go on to school his competition, with his closest competitor a straightaway behind him at races end.
Two young drivers, 16 year old Austin Nason and 20 year old Mitch Garfield, would lead the Late Model feature to green. Garfield would take the early advantage, with Nason falling into the clutches of the likes of Gille, Jon Reynolds Jr and Ricky Bilderback. As the group of four came out of turn two on lap two, Nason's car bobbled, and created a hazard for every car in the field except the leader Garfield. Nason would spin to the bottom of the track, avoiding contact with any other car. The rest of the field would clear disaster as well, except for Ricky Bilderback. Bilderback's car would come back across the track after spinning to avoid Nason, and would then plant itself rear end first into the outside wall. The seven-time track champion's night was done before it even started.
When the field restarted, it was Garfield leading Reynolds and Gille back to green. Reynolds would challenge Garfield from the bottom, but after a couple quick challenges, Reynolds found himself in a battle with Gille for second spot. After making quick work of Reynolds, Gille would pounce on Garfield for the lead. Gille would lead on lap four, but Garfield would hang tough on the outside line and make Gille work hard to earn the lead. By lap 10, Gille would clear Garfield and set sail from the field. Reynolds would then catch Garfield and the two would go side by side for multiple laps before Reynolds jumped to the runner up spot.
Gille breezed to victory, a straightaway ahead of Reynolds. Garfield held on for third spot, four car lengths behind Reynolds. Fourth place was hotly contested for the final 10 laps, with Wayne Freimund taking the position ahead of Matt Berger, who settled for fifth.
The excitement continued in the Rockstar Energy Drink Roadrunners, with a late race battle between two of the division's best the feature attraction. A 24-car field started the 20 lap feature event, and as the field began lap two, a spin near the front of the field delivered chaos. All cars survived with little damage and the race resumed after a yellow flag. Ricky Nielson assumed the lead from Josh Carter shortly after racing resumed and tried his best to run away from the field. However, as Nielson led, Bobby Frisch was slicing through the competiton. Frisch, who was a runner up on opening night, would find second spot before halfway and then find Nielson's back bumper by lap 10.
On lap 12, Frisch stormed to the lead and appeared to be on his way to victory. However, Anthony Lloyd was moving through the pack as well, and with five to go Lloyd caught the leader Frisch and the battle was on. With just under three laps to go, Lloyd moved under Frisch and stole the lead. Lloyd would go unchallenged from there and pick up his first win of the season. Frisch hit the line second, but his car did not pass post race inspection. That would give second place to Dennis Smith Jr, third to Arlyn Roush and fourth to Nielson.
The curtain closed on a chilly Saturday evening with red-hot action in the Figure 8. Josh Theiring held the lead for much of event, but bobbled coming out the second corner on the white flag lap. This allowed reigning Figure 8 "Iceman" Dennis Smith Jr not only a chance to catch Theiring, but to try and steal a win. As the two came out of the final corner, Theiring broke loose again, this time sending both cars spinning only 150 feet from the finish. Smith would gas up his racer and drag race to the win, leaving Theiring literally in his dust. It was a thrilling finish to the first Saturday night Figure 8 race in several years, and a fitting end to another action packed Saturday night.
Racing action resumes Saturday night May 5 with Pepsi Kid's Night, all children ages 11 and under will be admitted free of charge and the first 500 kids through the gate get a free DOC 360 Racing poster. The NASCAR Stanley Steemer Late Models, Miller Lite American Short Trackers, RockStar Energy RoadRunners and the Sam's Drive-In Stop 'N Go Race are slated to begin battle at 7:07pm. Adult admission tickets are $12 with students ages 12-17 $8. For additional information visit www.rockfordspeedway.com or call the Speedway Box Office at 815-633-1500.
NASCAR Late Models
A-Main 01 -- 1. Jerry Gille, Roscoe; 2. Jon Reynolds, Jr., Rockford; 3. Mitchell Garfield, Gilberts; 4. Wayne Freimund, Elkhorn, Wis; 5. Matt Berger, Loves Park; 6. John Beinlich, Prairie View; 7. Austin Nason (r), Roscoe; 8. Kyle Lapier, Belvidere; 9. Mark Hartline, Gilberts; 10. Steve McBride, South Beloit; 11. Nick Shutkas, Loves Park; 12. Danny Church (r), Big Bend, Wis; 13. Ricky Bilderback, Roscoe.
Heat 01 -- 1. Kyle Lapier, Belvidere; 2. John Beinlich, Prairie View; 3. Nick Shutkas, Loves Park; 4. Wayne Freimund, Elkhorn, Wis; 5. Steve McBride, South Beloit; 6. Mark Hartline, Gilberts; 7. Danny Church (r), Big Bend, Wis.
Heat 02 -- 1. Matt Berger, Loves Park; 2. Jon Reynolds, Jr., Rockford; 3. Jerry Gille, Roscoe; 4. Ricky Bilderback, Roscoe; 5. Austin Nason (r), Roscoe; 6. Mitchell Garfield, Gilberts.
Time Trial -- 1. Jerry Gille, Roscoe; 2. Matt Berger, Loves Park; 3. Jon Reynolds, Jr., Rockford; 4. Ricky Bilderback, Roscoe; 5. Mitchell Garfield, Gilberts; 6. Austin Nason (r), Roscoe; 7. Wayne Freimund, Elkhorn, Wis; 8. Kyle Lapier, Belvidere; 9. John Beinlich, Prairie View; 10. Danny Church (r), Big Bend, Wis; 11. Nick Shutkas, Loves Park; 12. Mark Hartline, Gilberts; 13. Steve McBride, South Beloit.
Trophy Dash 01 -- 1. Jerry Gille, Roscoe; 2. Mitchell Garfield, Gilberts; 3. Matt Berger, Loves Park; 4. Jon Reynolds, Jr., Rockford; 5. Austin Nason (r), Roscoe; 6. Ricky Bilderback, Roscoe.
NASCAR All American Sportsman
A-Main 01 -- 1. Brett McCoy, Belvidere; 2. Scott Lawver, Roscoe; 3. Justin Sellers, Carol Stream; 4. Rob Goodman, McHenry; 5. Kyle Chwala, Johnson Creek, Wis; 6. Darrell Garman, South Beloit; 7. Doug Bennett, Brodhead, Wis; 8. Kody Hubred, Cambridge, Wis; 9. Bob Moeller, McHenry; 10. Brandon Swinbank, Fitchburg, Wis; 11. Johnny Robinson, II, Beloit, Wis; 12. Patrick Featherston II (r), Byron; 13. Tim Jendrycki, Round Lake; 14. Joshua Lundy, Loves Park.
Heat 01 -- 1. Tim Jendrycki, Round Lake; 2. Scott Lawver, Roscoe; 3. Patrick Featherston II (r), Byron; 4. Bob Moeller, McHenry; 5. Kody Hubred, Cambridge, Wis; 6. Joshua Lundy, Loves Park; 7. Brandon Swinbank, Fitchburg, Wis.
Heat 02 -- 1. Darrell Garman, South Beloit; 2. Doug Bennett, Brodhead, Wis; 3. Brett McCoy, Belvidere; 4. Kyle Chwala, Johnson Creek, Wis; 5. Rob Goodman, McHenry; 6. Justin Sellers, Carol Stream; 7. Johnny Robinson, II, Beloit, Wis.
Time Trial -- 1. Kyle Chwala, Johnson Creek, Wis; 2. Johnny Robinson, II, Beloit, Wis; 3. Doug Bennett, Brodhead, Wis; 4. Rob Goodman, McHenry; 5. Brett McCoy, Belvidere; 6. Darrell Garman, South Beloit; 7. Justin Sellers, Carol Stream; 8. Bob Moeller, McHenry; 9. Scott Lawver, Roscoe; 10. Kody Hubred, Cambridge, Wis; 11. Patrick Featherston II (r), Byron; 12. Brandon Swinbank, Fitchburg, Wis; 13. Tim Jendrycki, Round Lake; 14. Joshua Lundy, Loves Park.
Trophy Dash 01 -- 1. Kyle Chwala, Johnson Creek, Wis; 2. Johnny Robinson, II, Beloit, Wis; 3. Darrell Garman, South Beloit; 4. Doug Bennett, Brodhead, Wis; 5. Rob Goodman, McHenry; 6. Brett McCoy, Belvidere.
NASCAR RoadRunners
A-Main 01 -- 1. Anthony Lloyd, Loves Park; 2. Dennis Smith, Jr, South Beloit; 3. Arlyn Roush, Woodstock; 4. Ricky Nielsen, Rockford; 5. Jason Van Hise, Loves Park; 6. Brian Mayer, Machesney Park; 7. Jason Brockway, Machesney Park; 8. Jonathan Stoltz, Freeport; 9. Adam Cartwright, Marengo; 10. Jeff Allendorf, Belvidere; 11. Sam Christofano, Rockford; 12. Lloyd Hawkins, Machesney Park; 13. Raymond Hardesty, McHenry; 14. Kyle McQuality, Stillman Valley; 15. Brent Garnhart, Machesney Park; 16. Steven Dover, Rockford; 17. Josh Carter, Rockford; 18. Shawn Rickelman, Rockton; 19. Alex Chabucos, Machesney Park; 20. Dustin Radant, Machesney Park; 21. Robert Stoltz, Rockford; 22. Derek Nichol, Roscoe; 23. James Gregory, Winnebago; 24. Bobby Frisch, Beloit, Wis.
Heat 01 -- 1. Ricky Nielsen, Rockford; 2. Jason Brockway, Machesney Park; 3. Josh Carter, Rockford; 4. Adam Cartwright, Marengo; 5. Shawn Rickelman, Rockton; 6. Brent Garnhart, Machesney Park; 7. Steven Dover, Rockford; 8. Kyle McQuality, Stillman Valley; 9. Robert Stoltz, Rockford.
Heat 02 -- 1. Raymond Hardesty, McHenry; 2. Brian Mayer, Machesney Park; 3. Jason Van Hise, Loves Park; 4. Alex Chabucos, Machesney Park; 5. Jeff Allendorf, Belvidere; 6. Lloyd Hawkins, Machesney Park; 7. Dustin Radant, Machesney Park; 8. James Gregory, Winnebago.
Heat 03 -- 1. Dennis Smith, Jr, South Beloit; 2. Bobby Frisch, Beloit, Wis; 3. Arlyn Roush, Woodstock; 4. Anthony Lloyd, Loves Park; 5. Derek Nichol, Roscoe; 6. Sam Christofano, Rockford; 7. Jonathan Stoltz, Freeport.
Challenge 01 -- 1. Lloyd Hawkins, Machesney Park; 2. Jonathan Stoltz, Freeport; 3. Steven Dover, Rockford; 4. Raymond Hardesty, McHenry; 5. Brent Garnhart, Machesney Park; 6. Dustin Radant, Machesney Park; 7. Jeff Allendorf,
Belvidere; 8. Jason Van Hise, Loves Park; 9. Robert Stoltz, Rockford; 10. Derek Nichol, Roscoe; 11. Brian Mayer, Machesney Park; 12. Adam Cartwright, Marengo.
Trophy Dash 01 -- 1. Bobby Frisch, Beloit, Wis; 2. Anthony Lloyd, Loves Park; 3. Arlyn Roush, Woodstock; 4. Dennis Smith, Jr, South Beloit; 5. Jonathan Stoltz, Freeport.
Figure 8
A-Main 01 -- 1. Dennis Smith, Jr, South Beloit; 2. Josh Thiering, South Beloit; 3. Lloyd Hawkins, Machesney Park; 4. Jim Daugherty, Machesney Park; 5. Derek Dobbs, Rockton; 6. Brent Garnhart, Machesney Park; 7. Robert Stoltz,
Rockford; 8. Steven Dover, Rockford; 9. Josh Carter, Rockford; 10. Jonathan Stoltz, Freeport.
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The Kittiwake — One Year After Its Sinking
A helicopter carries photojournalists documenting the event. Photograph by Patrick Gorham, Cayman Islands Department of Tourism.It's hard to believe that it's been just over 12 months since we first reported on the sinking of the USS Kittiwake. Grand Cayman celebrated the one-year anniversary of the scuttling of the 251-foot-long former submarine rescue vessel on January 5, 2012, and the island did it in style.
The Kittiwake rests upright in about 60 feet of water on a flat sandy bottom just off the Sand Chute dive site, off Grand Cayman's Seven Mile Beach. The 47-foot-tall ship tops out at just 15 feet from the surface, creating an ideal dive spot for both divers and snorkelers.
The ship's five decks have been meticulously prepped and opened to allow easy and safe exploration of sections like the diving locker, complete with the shackles, hooks and chains once used to move subs, and the engine room, which can be accessed through the ship's towering smoke stack.
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Definition of boarder in English:
Syllabification: board·erPronunciation: /ˈbôrdər
- 1A person who receives regular meals when staying somewhere, in return for payment or services.More example sentences
- If you have a lodger, not only is the first £20 disregarded but also 50% of the balance of payment from each boarder where meals are provided.
- The corporation also requests information about savings, investments, and other sources of regular income, such as family support and payments from boarders, flatters, and adult children.
- If he was married, his wife and family might provide meals or other housekeeping services to the boarders for an additional fee.
- 1.1A student who lives at school during the semester in return for payment.More example sentences
- At 11-plus many pupils become boarders, which adds an exciting dimension to their schooling.
- Stanley was sent to London to became a boarder at University College School in 1850.
- The school, which currently has around 60 per cent day pupils and 40 per cent boarders, has come a long way since being started by sisters from the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary.
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- Suddenly, when he started to push back asylum-seekers like a sea captain repelling boarders, the polls began to turn.
- For seamen, special patterns of musket were introduced and the musketoon, or blunderbuss, became a shipboard weapon useful for discouraging both boarders and putative mutineers.
- The battle would be a succession of hand-to-hand conflicts to board or to repel boarders.
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- Skiers and boarders are a pretty independent bunch by nature so organising a trip to the mountains is not that difficult.
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For a liquid fuel stove I like this one. I have had…
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For a liquid fuel stove I like this one.
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- Produces a little soot
- Won't go down to a low simmer
I have had this stove for 7-8 years. I use it 8-10 times a year. Used it 18 days straight a few years back out West on a motorcycle trip and cooked two meals a day. Full meals, not just boiling water. It has always worked flawless.
The weight is not as low as a pop can, but it's a lot more durable. It's light for this kind of stove. It's very easy to light once you practice with it.
One of the things I like best about it is I can set a cup on it without having to bridge the gap with something. My riding buddy got the MSR Whisperlite International and has to carry a metal disk to sit on top just to boil a cup of water.
There is a little soot if I get in a hurry in lighting it or shutting it down. If I take my time in priming it and just cut it down low as possible then blow it out I don't have soot.
It doesn't simmer as low as I would like but it can be used to simmer by spacing the pot higher with anything that will raise it up. If I know I need to simmer I have a ring made flashing I take with me.
Fuel consumption is low. For a weekend I take the 11oz bottle and bring 3-4 ounces home.
Assembly is quick. Boil time is quick. Stove is very stable. Wind screen comes with it and I recomend its use if there's any wind blowing as wind will affect any stove.
Very durable stove. I've had this stove for years…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $99
Very durable stove.
- Dependable
- Lightweight
- Sooty/Dirty
I've had this stove for years (since 2006). Boiled lots of water, cooked many a meal. Never has it failed me. That says A LOT! I always take a rebuild kit with me on trips, just in case, but have never used it.
The stove does kind of simmer, but it really finicky and you have to turn it down to near shutting it off before the flame lowers enough to simmer. Can't tell you how many times I've tried to turn it to a simmer and shut it off, then had to re-light it. For me it's rare to go with a fancy meal on the trail though. Usually boil water for a freeze dried or dehydrated meal.
You can get a Whisperlite for a little cheaper, but I do like the option. It does get quite sooty on start up, but cleans up fairly easy and a quick shake cleans the jet.
Great little stove.
For a small, light, liquid fuel stove I am very happy…
Price Paid: $99.95
For a small, light, liquid fuel stove I am very happy with this piece of camp equipment.
It is
- Most compact of many brands I was considering.
- Near lightest of many brands I was considering.
- Easy to light but of course it needs some technique. Practice at home before leaving on your trip.
- Easy to clean and somewhat self cleaning.
- Temperature/flame adjustable with care. The first 1/8 turn will control near 75% of flame increase. It is sensitive but with a careful gentle turn it simmers well. Use the wind and base guards as they helps a lot. Max flame is a lot of flame and I never used max even for boiling water with wind guard and large pot.
- Wind guard and base guard work well. The wind guard fits almost perfect (probably Perfect) for my MSR large pot from my MSR Gourmet Cookset.
***** Remember - It is not your gas stove at home. Think about where and how you use it as this can make a large difference on flame output and of course yours and the forests safety. Fuel spills, with this or any liquid fuel stove can be catastrophic, especially if they light. So you will understand, test (maybe) lighting one egg cup of fuel spilt on the ground (dirt), it is dangerous and flames up a lot.
Service and delivery comments:
Had a couple of issues,
- The fuel valve (plastic parts) had been damaged before use. Found this before trip.
- The Top Screw fell out while on the first hike, so I whittled a stick as a screw for every use until returning from 5 night MX Adventure trip.
In both cases of needed service both REI and Cascade Designs were exceptional with service and immediate parts replacement. The fuel valve was a pain in the neck and I found out through MSR Service that they had a bad run, which I would have thought they would have recalled all units for replacement. Nevertheless I checked it before camping and it works great. Losing the screw was mostly my mistake and somewhat humorous on the trip.
(note - check fasteners and use stove stove and then check screws again, before departure)
Yes, I do recommend and would buy again from REI.
Not 5 of 5 stars as it is not a multi-fuel stove and because of the original difficulties.
Update: February 3, 2012
Does not work well over 10k ft at 0degF. Hardly worked at all and could not boil water on it. Lowered down to 600ft and worked great.
May have needed a little cleaning but the higher elevation and cold was not a friend to this unit. It seems to be a good below 8000ft and above 32deg stove.
Powerful and reliable. I got this stove for winter…
Source: bought it new
Powerful and reliable.
- Efficient
- Effective
- Sooty
I got this stove for winter camping to melt snow. I was previously using a Jetboil Group Cooking System, which worked, albeit slowly, and with much effort devoted to keeping the canisters warm.
This stove works great, is easy to maintain and really gets melts snow fast. It's been a game changer. I chose the Simmerlite because the pot supports are this enough to fit in between the flux ring grooves under my Jetboil pot. It was nice not to have to buy another pot for this stove.
My one complaint is that there is a fair amount of carbon black that collects under the burner during use. It's not a big deal, but you do have to clean it off after every trip.
I have had this stove about 3 years. Unlike most of…
I have had this stove about 3 years. Unlike most of the other reviews I read personally I have cooked a bit more then just boiling water.
Having owning it for about a year we thought about trying to have a camping trip with "real food". It was going to be two 3-day trips a week apart.
On the first trip we brought frozen and salted steaks and cooked them up, the "simmer" feature worked very well to not scorch the meat. It worked also for frying potatoes in some olive oil.
On the second trip we had eggs for breakfast, and scrambled worked OK but over easy was not so easy, and we had made some sauces for pasta that turned out fine.
So, the reason to get the Simmerlight vs. other white gas stoves is to have just enough control to not scorch normal food. It works like a champ for basic camping cooking, with a little more leeway then other stoves.
Yes, I like it although it is not really a simmerer.
Price Paid: EUR 100
Yes, I like it although it is not really a simmerer. I have used it on a couple of weekend trips and I am looking forward to a 4-week cycle trip. That should give plenty of opportunity to learn to know it better.
Compared to the Whisperlite it is a little lighter, it looks desperately modern and I have a feeling that it's more stable with a pot on top. It is not convertible to kerosine, which may be unpractical in countries where the white gas is on the heavy side (as in Scotland). There you will have to use car fuel or look at yellow flames.
Lighting this stove is just a little easier. It is also very quiet and I like that very much... ten years ago I owned a Dragonfly and I gave it away because of the thundering noise it made. However, if you want a really low flame that would be the stove you are looking for.
I have been amusing myself lately making pop can stoves that run on methanol, maybe I will take one with me just for simmering. For quietness and gentle heat, these are the ones to beat.
For years I used an alcohol stove, but recently I…
Price Paid: $99.95
For years I used an alcohol stove, but recently I wanted something with more power. I tried a Fyrestorm but that went back due to defect and high cost. Then came the Simmerlite which seemed to be a winner. I found quality, design, weight, compactness and low noise are top features but flame control is not. The name and mfg claims are very misleading when it comes to flame control. There is some change but far from a simmer. I could not turn down enough to prevent boil on red beans and rice and ended up burning. My old Trangia could be dampered enough to simmer and required little stirring. The Simmerlite required constant stirring and still it burned food.
After I got home I read tips on how to simmer with Wisperlite and applied to Simmerlite. It helped but not much. If I wanted a stove that required special tricks to simmer I would had purchased a Wisperlite and save a few bucks. If you want very low output for simmering this is not the stove. While it does provide some flame control it's not enough to factor in when considering. Glad stores I deal with have great return policies since I'm going to make another purchase.
I'm getting one soon mainly because I'm getting it…
I'm getting one soon mainly because I'm getting it cheap - I'm here cause I was trying to find out if the one I'm getting is an older model. If it is then it's quite clever the wording used in all the o/l sites I've visited that they mention the new stove and how light it is without mentioning the old one (hope it's not to give the folks selling on their old stock a boost).
Anyhow, in working for a guided hikes company (I'm an Aussie and it's walking still here) I cooked for groups with the basic model (Whisperlite) for around two years (worth of nights in the 'bush'). You can even simmer with that - it just takes weeks of practice. the trick is to turn the stove off and as the flame is about to die nudge it back just enough - soon you get the hang of just how far - it really is, very little and takes practice. Great reliable stoves. I'm going to try the SimmerLite just to see if it may have a slightly larger 'miniscule' range of simmer 9 (and it's one third of the price it is here in Oz.) We'll see.
This is the first white gas stove I have owned since…
Price Paid: $69 (REI Fall Sale)
This is the first white gas stove I have owned since I had a Svea 123 many years ago, so keep in mind I am not real familiar with recent white gas stoves as a comparison. I read a review somewhere saying a person could simmer delicate sauces with this stove--this is not true. The flame is adjustible only to a minor extent, certainly not enough to simmer anything. For example, when I boil water with this stove I cannot prevent a roiling boil no matter how low I turn it down.
Also priming the stove with the burner as in the MSR instuctions is problematic, it creates a fairly large fireball before the stove settles down. I have been priming it with alcohol from the overflow cup, which works better for me. Other than that, I like it. It burns hot and steady and fits in my .9 liter Evernew Titanium pot.
I'm a long-term two-stove backpacker. I like having…
Price Paid: $90
I'm a long-term two-stove backpacker. I like having a second stove to run my backpack oven (though I usually get a buddy to carry the second stove). I purchased this stove to replace my Coleman Apex I stove which had finally died. It is a second stove to my main stove, a MSR Dragonfly.
In comparison to the Dragonfly, the SimmerLite has been a disappointment. Priming usually comes with a fireball and scorched earth underneath. Although much quieter than the Dragonfly, it doesn't simmer nearly as well. In fact, I haven't dared to try baking with the SimmerLite--I still only trust the Dragonfly for that perfect simmer required to bake. When you include the fuel and bottle, the weight savings of the SimmerLite over the Dragonfly is marginal. If you're choosing between the two, pick the Dragonfly.
I bought a white gas stove because the weight of fuel…
Price Paid: $70
I bought a white gas stove because the weight of fuel is more important for me than the weight of the stove. Canister stoves are great for short trips, but on a long trip in colder weather when carrying fuel is more taxing than carrying a stove, this little guy rocks. Maybe that's a narrow demographic, but for what it is, it works great.
I would give it 5 stars but I see what everyone means about the simmering thing. I suppose I really don't care too much because I didn't buy it for simmering (I mostly boil water for dehydrated food and melt snow.).
I used this stove on my 2004 thru-hike of the A.T.
I used this stove on my 2004 thru-hike of the A.T. and loved it. It was 4 1/4 months of problem free cooking. Some people think that because of the name of the stove, you would be able to get a perfect simmer out of it. You do have too work with it a little bit and once the stove is broken in it will simmer better than when new. The stove is quick and easy to set up with a little practice and if you prime it right it's easy to lite and cook with. It's a great stove and a great improvement over the tried and true MSR Whisperlite. Great job, MSR.
Although not as light as some this stove's great.
Price Paid: $100
Although not as light as some this stove's great. Error proof and unlike other reviews I think it does produce lower flame than the Whisperlite. I'm unsure why you would buy the Whisperlite, it's similar but heavier and not as wind resistant. I go with someone with the Whisperlite and I'm always eating first.
I only boil water on it but the fuel has been in it for 10 trips and it's still going. I think if you fry eggs on it then you get what you deserve, a mess.
Just returned from a three-day trip with a new SimmerLite.
Price Paid: $80
Just returned from a three-day trip with a new SimmerLite. It works fairly well -- heats quickly, doesn't seem to use much fuel, and is fairly quiet. However, it doesn't really simmer. I miss my old Coleman Apex, but when I went to replace it couldn't find one. It seems that Coleman isn't as hip a name as MSR, even if their product is better.
It works fine, but it doesn't simmer!! I really don't…
Price Paid: $40 ebay
It works fine, but it doesn't simmer!! I really don't see why MSR made this stove. It's pretty much the same as the WhisperLite. I used the WhisperLite for years and I really can't tell the difference between the two stoves. The SimmerLite is a little lighter, and looks more modern. They should have just got rid of the WhisperLite, and replaced it with this stove.
The primary advantage of this stove is that it is…
Price Paid: $120
The primary advantage of this stove is that it is quiet, and that it is light and compact. It has very little capacity for simmering, at least compared to a stove like the DragonFly, which I used to own (but alas it broke). I think the name of the stove is very misleading considering its capabilities.
I'm a 50-year-old guy and just getting to the stage…
Price Paid: $87
I'm a 50-year-old guy and just getting to the stage in my career that I have decent time off to start hiking and camping regularly again. Because I'm older (and hopefully a bit wiser) I'm really trying to watch the weight of my gear (unlike in my twenties when I lugged around 70 lbs of gear and took everything except the kitchen sink!). Compactness and weight are considerations then in choosing gear.
I bought this stove because I wanted to return to white gas to get away from the waste canisters produce, (although I do love the light weight and simmer capabilities of my Brunton canister stove!). I was willing to sacrifice weight and space to be a bit more "green". But I still wanted a stove that was fairly compact but had simmering capabilities. I bought the Simmerlite on a whim in the store after reading the box. I wish I would have done a bit more research first.
This stove is a great stove if you just want to boil stuff. It sets up very well and is easy to light but as far as simmering...forget it. Admittedly I have only played with it once since buying it but I tried for ages to adjust the flame to a simmer but could not.
One of the reviews here said that it simmers better once broken in. I'll try it out next week on a 2 week trip to Ft Mcmurray and Jasper in northern Alberta to see if it it does "break in" but if it doesn't it is going back for an MSR Dragon Fly which I do know simmers well. I'll update this review then.
Update: August 24, 2008
This review is an update to my previous one. I am going to eat a bit of crow here.
As I mentioned I was going to try it out on a camping trip to Jasper National Park in Alberta.
I found that this stove worked very well for my purposes...making a hot meal and drink. Ok, so you can't get a true simmer on it (like I was going to make a cream sauce in the Rocky Mountains!). I did find that I could get some decent flame control from it after I got used to it and what that did was prevent things from boiling over.
The stove also fits into my small pot with a lid and so gets good marks for compactability.
I have therefore upped my rating to 4.5 stars.
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by: Rachel Brown Hackney | Managing Editor
The city of Sarasota is reminding the public that parking meter rates rose Nov. 1, as planned previously by the Sarasota City Commission.
The maximum fee for one hour of parking is $1 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday; parking is free on Sundays and holidays. A person paying with coins is not required to pay for a full hour.
The seasonal rates will be in effect through April 30, 2012. From May through October, the maximum fee for parking is 50 cents per hour.
Disabled drivers with a valid disabled parking license plate or placard are not required to pay on-street parking rates. However, city staff said payment is required in public parking garages and lots.
The City Commission implemented paid parking May 23, after city staff pointed out that the revenue from the meters was necessary to cover the expense of parking enforcement downtown. However, despite a public relations campaign that included Mayor Suzanne Atwell as a "parking ambassador," helping residents and tourists learn how to use the meters, complaints from the public and especially businesses led the City Commission to backtrack on the meter plan in July.
Business owners told the City Commission their customer traffic had diminished greatly during the time the meters were operational during the summer.
After the city bagged the meters, it also adjusted their placement around town. Meters were removed from State Street as well as the 1300 and 1500 blocks of First Street, Cocoanut Avenue and Gulfstream Avenue. Those meters were relocated to Main Street, Adams Lane, East Street and east of U.S. 41 on Ringling Boulevard, principally the city's judicial district.
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There are so many songs in the history of rock music on planet Earth which feature "Shout-Outs" to other artists. On "The List" tonight I played 7 of them. And I know chances are...I may have missed your favorites. Feel free to share with me after you read what I shared with you. I'll try to get your Rock and Roll Shout-Out Tune in the air next time I hit this topic on "The List."
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Dame Ellen Alice Terry (1847-1928), Actress
Sitter in 147 portraits
Born in Coventry where her actor parents were on tour. Terry was one of eleven siblings and won fame as a child first appearing on stage in 1856 with Charles Kean. Married the painter G.F. Watts in 1864 but separated within a year. Terry had two children by the architect Edward Godwin, Edith Craig and Edward Gordon Craig. Returned to stage in 1872 to establish herself as a leading actress with the Bancroft's and John Hare's company. She performed her most memorable roles under the management of Henry Irving with whom she undertook provincial tours and toured America seven times. In later life she continued to act but also produced plays, lectured and wrote.
by George Frederic Watts
oil on strawboard mounted on Gatorfoam, circa 1864
On display in Room 26 at the National Portrait Gallery
by George Frederic Watts
oil on canvas, circa 1864-1865
On display in the Dining Room at Bodelwyddan Castle
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oil on canvas, 1876
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oil and varnish on card laid on board, 1906
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Charles John Kean; Ellen Terry as Leontes and Mamillius in 'The Winter's Tale'
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Ellen Terry as Desdemona in 'Othello'
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albumen carte-de-visite, 1863
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Ellen Terry as Phillipa Chester in The Wandering Heir
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Ellen Terry as Phillipa Chester in The Wandering Heir
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Study Testing the Biologic Activity and Safety of an Immunotherapeutic in Patients With Newly Diagnosed Stage IV Kidney Cancer
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The purpose of this trial is to examine the safety, feasibility, immunological response, and clinical antitumor activity of multiple administrations of dendritic cell Immunotherapeutic to patients with newly diagnosed with metastatic kidney cancer
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Renal Cell Carcinoma |
Biological: AGS-003 |
Phase 1 Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Phase I/II Study Testing the Biologic Activity and Safety of AGS-003 as an Immunotherapeutic in Subjects With Newly Diagnosed Stage IV Renal Cell Carcinoma |
- 1. Measure tumor response by RECIST as CR, PR, SD, PD. 2. Measure T-cell responses to vaccination using induction vaccination regimens. [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Assess safety of multiple administrations of the Immunotherapeutic in subjects with newly diagnosed, metastatic Renal Cell Cancer Assess Overall Survival and Time to progression [ Time Frame: 24 weeks plus follow-up ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Enrollment: | 22 |
Study Start Date: | January 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2012 |
Primary Completion Date: | February 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Single Arm
Single Arm study
Biological: AGS-003
Dendritic cell, autologous cellular immunotherapy. (Arcelis platform)
Other Name: Dendritic Cell Immunotherapeutic
Detailed Description:
In this study, a new Immunotherapeutic production process will be used that shows evidence of potentially much higher biologic activity in pre-clinical studies than the production process used in a previous study (clinical protocol MB-002-003). While both processes are based on individual subject autologous tumor RNA and autologous monocyte derived DCs, the maturation of DCs in this newly modified process involves an altered regimen of culture with cytokines. In addition, huCD40L mRNA is added to the autologous expanded tumor total mRNA for electroporation. These changes promise a much improved migration, and activity profile of the DC-Immunotherapeutic product in RCC subjects.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Have a new diagnosis of metastatic renal cell carcinoma;
- Measurable disease
- Must be at least 18 years or older;
- Have a scheduled unilateral nephrectomy or excisional biopsy/metastasectomy
- ECOG of 0 or 1;
- Free of brain metastases by CT or MRI;
- Normal renal function in contralateral kidney;
- Male or non-pregnant/non-lactating female on appropriate birth control methods while on study;
- Clinically acceptable screening results.
- No immunosuppressive therapy not limited to corticosteroids (including topical steroids or steroid containing inhalers), azathioprine cyclosporine two months prior to study entry;
- No active autoimmune disease
United States, California | |
UCLA Kidney Cancer Program | |
Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095-7207 | |
United States, Colorado | |
Univ. of Colorado Health Science Center - Division of Medical Oncology | |
Aurora, Colorado, United States, 80045 | |
United States, Georgia | |
Emory University | |
Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30322 | |
United States, Indiana | |
The Indiana University Cancer Center/IUPUI | |
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, 46202 | |
United States, Nevada | |
Nevada Cancer Institute | |
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, 89135 | |
United States, New York | |
Roswell Park Cancer Institute | |
Buffalo, New York, United States, 14263 | |
United States, North Carolina | |
Carolinas Medical Center/Blumenthal Cancer Center | |
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, 28204 | |
United States, Oregon | |
Earle A. Chiles Research Institute | |
Portland, Oregon, United States, 97213-2933 | |
Canada, Ontario | |
Princess Margaret Hospital | |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, MG5 2M9 | |
Canada, Quebec | |
Jewish General Hospital | |
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3T 1E2 |
Study Chair: | Terry Chew, MD | Argos Therapeutics |
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Responsible Party: | Argos Therapeutics |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00272649 History of Changes |
Obsolete Identifiers: | NCT00309829 |
Other Study ID Numbers: | AGS-003-004, Bukowski-8077, Logan-0506-05, Drabkin-05-0167, White-04-05-01A, Figlin-05-03-099-01 |
Study First Received: | January 6, 2006 |
Last Updated: | March 6, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Argos Therapeutics:
Kidney cancer Renal cancer |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma Carcinoma, Renal Cell Kidney Neoplasms Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial Neoplasms by Histologic Type Neoplasms |
Adenocarcinoma Urologic Neoplasms Urogenital Neoplasms Neoplasms by Site Kidney Diseases Urologic Diseases |
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The outside west bound lane of Rifle Range Road between Mount Pleasant Waterworks and Whitesides Elementary School will be closed with limitations imposed on access to/from Mount Pleasant Waterworks. Estimated construction start date is Feb. 18. Lane closure will be in effect for up to two weeks pending conditions encountered with the repair and subsurface conditions.
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See incredible wildlife in Perinet and Ranamofana N.P.
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Madagascar is a paradise for wildlife lovers, often being described as 'a living museum' - much of its animal and plant life cannot be found anywhere else in the world. The chief attraction is the lemurs. Undeniably one of the most delightful and cute creatures, there are over 70 species spread throughout the country. This full and exciting itinerary offers the amazing opportunity to see these beautiful, yet endangered, primates.
Our journey begins with a full day spent trekking in the primary forest at Perinet, where we hope to see the rare Indri, the largest lemur, as well as some of Madagascar's unusual nocturnal wildlife. We continue south, spending a full day in the cloud forest of Ranomafana National Park, where we hope to see the rare Golden bamboo and Greater bamboo lemurs.
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Today's post comes after the heading "What Is Meant By Data?" The context is a rational number arithmetic package introduced at the beginning of the chapter.
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Hi, i'm Antonio Sarzotti from Italy. I am a musician interested in video game's soundtrack. You can hear my music here: http://soundcloud.com/smokfade
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Meredith Warmington-Fluharty's routine 20-week ultrasound was normal -- with the exception of a slightly larger right kidney detected in her second child, a girl. At the 28-week ultrasound, however, the results were devastating for the Bridgewater, NJ mother-to-be and her husband Jeff.
The baby's kidney was fine, but the test showed she had a sacrococcygeal teratoma (SCT), a tumor located at the base of the fetus' tailbone (coccyx). Although rarely malignant, it can grow rapidly to almost the size of the fetus and cause both fetal and maternal problems.
The couple was shocked and distraught.
"Don't even research it on the Internet," Meredith's local New Jersey obstetrician counseled. "We will handle it."
"I had never even heard of SCT before," Meredith says. "I didn't know what to do, and didn't want to share the shocking news with anyone but our family." Husband Jeff, like Meredith, was an elementary school teacher. But when he returned to work the next day in a state of shock, he did share the diagnosis with the school's nurse. She volunteered to call her former college roommate, a nurse at the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
The Fluharty's got a call back from CHOP immediately.
"The nurse explained the condition, and told us that the Fetal team could do the surgery to remove the tumor. If necessary, they would use a special procedure called "EXIT." During an EXIT (ex-utero intrapartum therapy) procedure, the baby is delivered through an abdominal incision, but remains connected to the umbilical cord. "I felt so comfortable talking to the nurse, I decided to go with Children's for the surgery. I didn't want to hear it was OK, and not to worry. I liked how serious CHOP was about the condition."
Most sacrococcygeal teratomas diagnosed in neonates are not likely to be malignant, and the prognosis tends to be good after surgery to remove the tumor. However, SCT can lead to serious problems in the fetus, including fetal hydrops (heart failure), polyhydramnios (too much amniotic fluid) ro premature delivery. The mother's health can also be jeopardized through what is called "maternal mirror" syndrome, in which the mother's condition mirrors that of the sick fetus.
Meredith went to the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment for what she calls a marathon day of testing with advanced ultrasound, a fetal echocardiogram, and MRI imaging. "They answered my questions such as how big the tumor could grow, and were great at setting up a treatment plan. I felt I was in the right place."
The mother-to-be then made the hour-plus trip to CHOP every week to monitor the tumor's growth. Meredith recalls she would hold her emotions together during the week -- until she reached the Center and the examination room. "Then I would start crying. The staff was so comforting, I guess I felt I could let down."
As the baby developed, the tumor started to increase in size. At 33 weeks, the baby weighed 4 lb. -- and the tumor about half of that.
During one of the visits to CHOP, Meredith began to have lower back pain. The Fetal team determined she was in labor. And since the couple had their 4-year-old with them at the time, Meredity recalls how the nurses and social worker pitched in to take care of him until a family friend was able to travel to CHOP to bring him home.
Rowan Fluharty was delivered via Cesarean section at 7 p.m. in Children's Hospital on January 18, 2006. She weighed about 5 pounds. The EXIT procedure was not necessary, but she needed a substantial blood transfusion equal to one and a half times the amount of her blood. The baby was immediately taken to the Newborn/Infant Intensive Care Unit, and surgery was scheduled for the next day to remove the massive SCT.
The complicated surgery lasted about six hours. And although the baby did well after the surgery, she didn't open her eyes until about 10 days of age. Meredith clearly remembers the first time.
"She knew my voice by then and would move around when I spoke. At one point, I was talking ot her and she actually opened her eyes. I was sobbing with joy."
Now Rowan is doing well. She has reached all her developmental benchmarks, her mom says proudly, and is a strong, active toddler who holds her own with her older brother.
Meredith lauds the N/IICU nurses, the Ronald McDonald House staff where she stayed during the baby's recovery, and the entire Fetal team. "We felt so supported at CHOP; we weren't going through it alone."
Finally, Meredith sums up how she feels about her experience at CHOP: "We are forever grateful to the team for their kindness, consistent support, and all that they have done for our daughter. It was a tough year, but looking at Rowan now, you would never know she had the tumor."