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October 28, 2010 | Posted By: David Wright
Thanksgiving is almost here and we all know what that means - friends, family, football, and stuffing yourself until you cant move. Thanksgiving brings out the best of the holiday season - and then the next day, Black Friday, the absolute worst in people.
Black Friday is the day that retailers pull out all the stops in attempts to get you to buy things you didnt even know you wanted by lowering the prices so low that youll stand in line for 10 hours the night before. This is all in hopes of getting a new laptop for $200, only to find out that there is a limit of one per store and youre not gonna get it because the stock boy already promised it to his girlfriend.
However, smart (and brave) shoppers know that if you play Black Friday just right, you can get all your holiday shopping, pick up some stuff for yourself, and save a bundle in the process!
Here are some tips to help you survive Black Friday:
Dont wait until Friday morning. Get the ads early. Many retailers are releasing their ads online in advance to those who are subscribed to their mailing lists. You can also check out Black Friday websites such as http://www.blackfriday.info/ for an advanced sneak peek of Black Friday ads. Knowing what deals can be found where and what stores are open at what hours, you can create a strategic mission plan to make the most of your time and dollars. And of course, you can always check fatwallet.com for the latest deals!
Dress properly. If youre going to camp out the night before in a line, make sure youre dressed for comfort. If its cold, wear extra layers. Wear shoes you dont mind standing in for a while - because youre gonna need them. Youll also want to make sure youre dressed for the battle for bargains which will ensue the minute the doors to the store open and the riots break out. Of course, if you really want to be prepared, you should be prepared for the eventual trampling which seems to occur on this day every year. Decked out in an assault suit complete with a riot shield, bulletproof body armor, and a gas mask, you'll be ready to deal with anything that stands between you and that $300 iPad!
Bring the right gear. Remember the days before the internet, when you had to stand in line for concert tickets two days in advance? Take it from me - you dont want to be the one person in line without something to pass your time or make your wait more comfortable. Bring folding chairs, books, and portable electronics to make your wait go by a bit quicker. These items can also, and perhaps most importantly, be used to keep annoying people at bay.
Make friends with the people in line. Make no mistake that these people are your enemies, many who would stab you with a fork to get a cheap flat screen TV, but being friendly with them can have advantages. You can save each others' spots in line or even agree to get limited items for one another.
Shop online. In recent years, many stores have gone online to expand their favorite holiday. Some online retailers offer discounts for a few hours early in the morning, before their brick and mortar stores open. Others are holding Black Friday events which extend the entire weekend. In short, there are plenty of opportunities to get great deals. However, be sure to check both the print ads and the online ads, as some specials will be exclusive to in-store or online purchases only.
With a bit of preparation, lots of patience, and perhaps a bit of sadomasochism, you can survive Black Friday, should you choose to go out. I'd like to say I'll see you out there, but I'll be at home buying my stuff online. Sometimes sanity is worth the extra bucks you have to spend to keep it.
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Summary of the Significant Provisions of the AgJobs Act
A summary of the significant provisions of the bipartisan agricultural reform bill—the Agricultural Jobs, Opportunity, Benefits, and Security (AgJobs) Act. Sponsors include Senators Larry Craig (R-ID) and Edward Kennedy (D-MA) and Representatives Chris Cannon (R-UT) and Howard Berman (D-CA).
AILA Doc. No. 03092441.
Chart Comparing Current H-2A Program with the New AgJOBS Act of 2003
Chart comparing the current H-2A program with the new AgJobs Act of 2003. AILA Doc. No. 03092440.
AILA Doc. No. 03092440.
Summary of the L-1 Visa (Intracompany Transferee) Reform Act of 2003
AILA's section-by-section analysis of the L-1 Visa (Intracompany Transferee) Reform Act of 2003 (S. 1635). AILA Doc. No. 03092247.
AILA Doc. No. 03092247.
USA Jobs Protection Act of 2003 Introduced in House and Senate
Rep. Johnson (D-CT) introduced H.R. 2849, a bill that would substantially alter the L and H-1B visa programs. Sen. Dodd (D-CT) introduced S. 1452, the Senate companion bill. A brief summary of the bill is included in addition to the text. AILA Doc. No. 03072812.
AILA Doc. No. 03072812.
DREAM Act, with Weakening Provisions, Voted Out of Full Senate Judiciary Committee
By a 16-3 vote, the Senate Judiciary Committee, on October 23, passed S.1545, the bipartisan DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act of 2003), with the restrictionists on and off the Hill failing to stop the bill's movement. AILA Doc. No. 03102440.
AILA Doc. No. 03102440.
L-1 Legislation and Floor Statement by Senator Chambliss
On 9/17/03, Sen. Chambliss (R-GA) introduced the "L-1 Visa (Intracompany Transferee) Reform Act of 2003." This bill would modify only the L-1B visa program, re-instate the 1 year work requirement for blanket applicants, and mandate collection of L-1 program statistical data. AILA Doc. No. 03092246.
AILA Doc. No. 03092246.
Summary of H.R. 2702, the L-1 Nonimmigrant Reform Act
AILA's section-by-section summary of the 'Nonimmigrant Reform Act' (H.R. 2702), as introduced in the House on 7/10/03.
AILA Doc. No. 03071841.
Text of L-1 Nonimmigrant Reform Act (H.R. 2702)
Rep. De Lauro (D-CT) introduced legislation (H.R 2702) to place restrictive limits on the L-1 visa, including a 35,000 per year visa cap, DOL attestation requirements and an abolishment of blanket Ls. AILA opposes this bill. AILA Doc. No. 03071540.
AILA Doc. No. 03071540.
Senator Cornyn Introduces Guest Worker Legislation
On 7/10/03, Judiciary Committee member Sen. Cornyn (R-TX) introduced the Border Security and Immigration Reform Act of 2003 (S. 1387), which would create guest worker programs, including provisions to give guest worker status to certain foreign unlawfully present nationals. AILA Doc. No. 03071145.
AILA Doc. No. 03071145.
Justice Department Drafts Expanded PATRIOT Act
Recently leaked draft legislation from the Justice Department would expand the USA PATRIOT Act and would grant government authorities unprecedented powers. AILA Doc. No. 03022040.
AILA Doc. No. 03022040.
Section-by-Section Summary of the Homeland Security Act of 2002
AILA's section-by-section summary of the immigration-related provisions of the Homeland Security Information Sharing Act of 2002 (H.R. 5710), as passed by the House on 11/13/02. AILA Doc. No. 02111532.
AILA Doc. No. 02111532.
Border Student Commuter Act of 2002
President Bush, on 11/2/02, signed the "Border Student Commuter Act of 2002" (H.R. 4967, P.L. 107-274). The new law creates a border commuter nonimmigrant classification under the F and M visa categories for Canadian and Mexican nationals who maintain residence in their country of nationality and commute to the U.S. for full- or part-time study. Attached is the full-text of the law.
AILA Doc. No. 02110543.
DOJ Authorization Legislation Includes Immigration Provisions
Justice Dept. authorization legislation, enacted last week by the House and Senate, includes provisions regarding H-1Bs, J-1 physician waivers, EB-5, child citizenship and posthumous citizenship. Immigration-related provisions are at sections 11018 and 11030 through 11037.
AILA Doc. No. 02100743.
President Signs DOJ Authorization Act into Law
President Bush, on 11/2/02, signed into law the "21st Century Department of Justice Appropriations Authorization Act" (H.R. 2215; PL 107-273). The new law contains immigration provisions impacting, among other things, H-1B status, J-1 physician waivers, and EB-5 entrepreneurs.
AILA Doc. No. 02110441.
Congress Recesses Until After November Elections
The House and Senate have decided to recess until after the November elections. In the Senate, the DHS legislation and 11 appropriations bills will be left undecided until the post election lame-duck session. The DOJ Authorization legislation should be unaffected. AILA Doc. No. 02102150.
AILA Doc. No. 02102150.
Earned Adjustment Legislation Introduced in Congress
On October 10, Representative Richard Gephardt (D-MO) introduced the Earned Adjustment and Family Unification Act of 2002 (H.R. 5600). AILA has expressed it support for this legislation as an important first step toward comprehensive reform of our immigration system. AILA Doc. No. 02101546.
AILA Doc. No. 02101546.
Jordanians Eligible for E Visas
The U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement, which entered into force on December 17, 2001, makes Jordanian citizens eligible for E visas.
AILA Doc. No. 02081441.
President Signs Age-Out Protection Legislation
President Bush on Tuesday, August 6, signed the Child Status Protection Act. The new law addresses the problem of minor children losing their eligibility for certain immigration benefits as a result of INS processing delays.
AILA Doc. No. 02080740.
House and Senate Action on Immigration and Homeland Security
The House and Senate each took up Homeland Security legislation just prior to adjourning for the August recess. AILA Doc. No. 02080170.
AILA Doc. No. 02080170.
House Judiciary Committee Approves Due Process Reform Bill
On 7/23/02, the House Judiciary Committee approved the Family Reunification Act of 2002 (H.R. 1452), a limited due process reform bill that will restore some measure of fairness to our immigration laws.
AILA Doc. No. 02072304.
Text of the 'SAFER' Act (H.R. 5013), Sweeping Restrictionist Legislation Introduced by Rep. Gekas
Text of the Securing America's Future through Enforcement Reform (SAFER) Act (H.R. 5013), sponsored by House Immigration Subcommittee Chairman George Gekas (R-PA). The bill would make sweeping changes to our immigration laws, and contains many anti-immigrant provisions. AILA Doc. No. 02071040.
AILA Doc. No. 02071040.
House Approves Legislation to Extend Waiver Program for Foreign Physicians
On 6/25/02, the House passed legislation (H.R. 4858) that would renew and extend for another two years the "Conrad State 20" program, and increase the number of two-year foreign residency waivers a State may request with respect to J-visa medical graduate aliens. AILA Doc. No. 02070244.
AILA Doc. No. 02070244.
Senate Judiciary Passes Student Adjustment
On 6/20/02, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act (S. 1291). AILA Doc. No. 02062548.
AILA Doc. No. 02062548.
List of Immigration-Related Bills Introduced in the 107th Congress
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AILA Doc. No. 02050980.
House to Vote on Extension of Section 245(i)
The House of Representatives is expected to vote on Section 245(i) as early as today, as part of the Border Security Bill. AILA Doc. No. 02031280.
AILA Doc. No. 02031280.
AILA Section-by-Section Summary of USA Patriot Act of 2001
AILA's section-by-section summary of the final version of the anti-terrorism legislation passed by the House and Senate in response to the September 11 events. AILA Doc. No. 01102680.
AILA Doc. No. 01102680.
USA Patriot Act of 2001 with Section-by-Section Review
Final version of the anti-terrorism legislation passed by the House and Senate in response to the September 11 events. Includes a section-by-section summary of the legislation.
AILA Doc. No. 01110131.
USA Patriot Act of 2001
Final version of the anti-terrorism legislation passed by the House and Senate in response to the September 11 events. Includes a section-by-section summary of the legislation.
AILA Doc. No. 01110131.
Legislative Response to Sept. 11 - Anti-Terrorism Measures
Anti-terrorism bill and section-by-section review of the U.S. Senate response to the September 11 events
AILA Doc. No. 01100859.
Legislative Response to Sept. 11 - Anti-Terrorism Measures
Anti-terrorism measures introduced in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House in response to the events of September 11. Includes Section-by-Section Reviews of both measures.
AILA Doc. No. 01101001.
Legislative Response to Sept. 11 - Anti-Terrorism Measures
Anti-terrorism measures introduced in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House in response to the events of September 11. Includes Section-by-Section Reviews of both measures.
AILA Doc. No. 01101001.
Text of, and AILA Information on, Proposed Terrorism Legislation
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AILA Doc. No. 01091801.
Prorroga de la Sección 245 (i)
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This sauvignon blanc has vibrant aromas of lime and grapefruit zest, pineapple, and hints of fresh herbs. The mid-palate has layered flavors of bright citrus and stone fruit with an underlying minerality. The wine finishes dry and is a perfect complement to raw oysters and other light seafood fare.
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The 2012 vintage was one of those rare years where both quality and yield were exceptional, probably the best overall since 2005. The growing season was ideal with slightly below average rainfall, moderate canopy growth and very little mildew or botrytis. Due to excellent spring weather, fruit set was ideal. Yields were about 20% above average and the resulting wines are elegant and balanced.
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OpenOffice.org 3.2 Gets its 29 Millionth Download
Popular open source productivity a154 million downloads since version 3.0
Opensource-news.com announced that OpenOffice.org hit a new benchmark for the popular Microsoft Office alternative: 29 million downloads. Data pulled from MirrorBrain, OpenOffice.org's download page confirms that OpenOffice.org has been downloaded 29,283,218 times since version 3.20. What's more, the OpenOffice.org suite has been downloaded more than 154 million times since version 3.0.
Version 3.2.1 was released a few days ago, marking the first release under sponsorship by Oracle. Largely a bigfix release, the feature documentation from 3.20 still applies.
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This is a good indicator globally of the popularity.
It's very encouraging to see floss gaining traction like this.
Many people hear about it this way: "you can download it and don't have to pay!"
But there could be system admins downloading OOo and installing it on hundreds of client pc's.
Or people with multiple computers at home who download it once and used the file to install on all of them.
The other side is of course people who have downloaded it, may or may not have tried it and don't use it.
About the Linux distro. This clearly shows there needs to be some standardized api for sharing download numbers easily and efficiently over the web.
This could really add to the accuracy and interesting Linux numbers.
How much of those downloads are from linux users?There is no information regarding the number of downloads for windows or for macs or for linux. >As such this information is just not useful for anything, we cannot even tell if windows users are switching to openoffice.
Windows & Mac UsersThat will be 29,283,218 of Mac and Microsoft users that don't use Linux for their OS
sureYou're totally true. And don't forget the mirror not tracked and the derivatives like go-oo. We can add almost another 50 milions to that figure to be near the true numbers
Linux repositoriesI suppose the overall download total will be higher as most Linux users will be downloading OO.o from their distro's own repository?
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The Sri Lankan government has decided to request the completion of t he eighth review of the ongoing US $ 2.6 billion IMF (International Monetary Fund) Stand-by facility in order to draw the last tranche of US $ 400 million, though Central Bank Governor had earlier said they country would not go for it.
According to t he letter signed by Finance and Planning Deputy Minister Gitanjana Gunawardena and Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivaard Cabraal, the government has requested the establishment of endJune 2012 performance criteria and indicative targets with respect to the completion of the eighth and final review under the arrangement to be scheduled for July 16 as discussed in the Technical Memorandum of Understanding.
The letter further assured the IMF that the government expects to start rebuilding its net international reserves and aim, at least, to reverse the recent decline in net international reserves completely by end-2012.
"We are confident that the package of measures taken will reduce the external current account deficit towards a sustainable level by the end of 2012," the letter noted referring to the numerous corrective measures implemented by the government early this year.
"The government is firmly committed to a flexible monetary and exchange rate policy under which it will take whatever necessary steps that are needed to achieve its objectives," it added.
However the IMF has pointed out that there are significant challenges remaining in the implementation of this package of remedial measures taken by the government in the coming months.
According to the IMF, these relate mainly to the conduct of monetary and exchange rate policy.
"With regard to exchange rate policy, it is vital that the government consolidates the transition to a genuinely flexible exchange rate system," the IMF stated in a recent document that was released on the eve of the annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank currently underway in Washington.
It went on to state that the government will need to develop an operational framework to implement its instruction to banks to reduce overall credit growth in 2012 and with a more flexible exchange rate regime, monetary policy will need to be transformed so that interest rates play a bigger role in macroeconomic management.
"Some time is needed to assess the initial impact of the government's policy package, but a further increase in policy rate will likely soon be needed to rein in credit growth, respond to potential inflationary pressures, and support the exchange rate while the central bank is phasing out its intervention in the foreign exchange market," the IMF document said.
IMF explained that the government will also need to monitor potential vulnerabilities in the banking and corporate sector during this transition.
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In today's edition of the countdown, we take a look at a Texas born Coyote who made a splash at the end of last season and is now primed to make a big impact this year.
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A petition making its way around Pampa right now aims at boosting the city's economy.
We looked in to what's behind it, and what stands in its way.
The only place where you can order a mixed drink in Pampa is at one of the few bars in town, or a private club. But, a petition circulating right now hopes to change that. The petition is to have Pampa residents vote on restaurants being able to sell mixed drinks, which they are currently not allowed to do.
As of now, the petition has reached 1,000 signatures. Two weeks remain for it to gain the more than 300 names still needed.
Creators of the petition say it isn't about the alcohol, that their mission is to bring more business to Pampa.
"There's $60-million available to take advantage of potentially. And we want to see that come into the Pampa area. We want to see the development that that will spur. And if this small petition will allow us to do that, we wanna pursue that," Clinton Williams, petition spokesman says.
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The Opus Society is proud to host Brunch with the Bucs Saturday, February 5 from 10 am to 5pm in the Toepke Center. Fans, family, and alumni are invited join in the pre-game festivities, meet current athletes, coaches, and musicians, and kick off game day as the Bucs take on Lake Region State College.
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|Allan L. Barth
Allan L. Barth, age 77, of Phelps, Wis., died on Monday, March 25, 2013, at his home.
He was born on Sept. 12, 1935, in Milwaukee, Wis., the son of Edwin and Erma (Hoffman) Barth.
Allan served in the U.S. Army and after moving to Phelps in 1983, he owned and operated the Sportsman's Spot.He later worked for the forest service in Eagle River.
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Allan was a member of the National Rifle Association.
He is survived by his sons, Allan Jr. (Laurie) of Menomonee Falls, Wis., and Glen (Doris) of Phelps; grandchildren, Allan III, Kayla and Emily Barth, Candice (Rich) Behnke and Amanda (Chris) Holperin; and great-grandson, Hunter Behnke.
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Philo (20 BC – 50 AD), known also as Philo of Alexandria and as Philo Judeaus, was a Hellenized Jewish philosopher born in Alexandria, Egypt. The few biographical details concerning him are found in his own works, especially in Legatio ad Gaium, ("embassy to Gaius") and in Flavius Josephus (Antiquities xviii.8, § 1; comp. ib. xix.5, § 1; xx.5, § 2).
- Are you making war upon us, because you anticipate that we will not endure such indignity, but that we will fight on behalf of our laws, and die in defence of our national customs? For you cannot possibly have been ignorant of what was likely to result from your attempt to introduce these innovations respecting our temple.
- Embassy to Gaius, Chapter 28-31, Yonge's translation.
- A Judge must bear in mind that when he tries a case he is himself on trial.
- Special Laws, 1st century.
- It would be a sign of great simplicity to think that the world was created in six days, or indeed at all in time; [...] Time is a thing posterior to the world. Therefore it would be correctly said that the world was not created in time, but that time had its existence in consequence of the world. For it is the motion of the heaven that has displayed the nature of time.
- Allegories of the Sacred Laws (Legum allegoriae), Book I, §2; tr. C. D. Yonge, The works of Philo Judaeus (1854), Vol. 1, pp. 52–53
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- There was now a tumult arisen at Alexandria, between the Jewish inhabitants and the Greeks; and three ambassadors were chosen out of each party that were at variance, who came to Gaius. Now one of these ambassadors from the people of Alexandria was Apion, (29) who uttered many blasphemies against the Jews; and, among other things that he said, he charged them with neglecting the honors that belonged to Caesar; for that while all who were subject to the Roman empire built altars and temples to Gaius, and in other regards universally received him as they received the gods, these Jews alone thought it a dishonorable thing for them to erect statues in honor of him, as well as to swear by his name. Many of these severe things were said by Apion, by which he hoped to provoke Gaius to anger at the Jews, as he was likely to be. But Philo, the principal of the Jewish embassage, a man eminent on all accounts, brother to Alexander the alabarch, (30) and one not unskillful in philosophy, was ready to betake himself to make his defense against those accusations; but Gaius prohibited him, and bid him begone; he was also in such a rage, that it openly appeared he was about to do them some very great mischief. So Philo being thus affronted, went out, and said to those Jews who were about him, that they should be of good courage, since Gaius's words indeed showed anger at them, but in reality had already set God against himself.
- Flavius Josephus (Jewish historian), Antiquities of the Jews, xviii.8, § 1, Whiston's translation. This is Josephus' complete account of Philo.
- Philo of Alexandria introduced in the first century what has been described as the 'Hellenizing of the Old Testament,' or the allegorical method of exegesis. By this, as Erdmann observes, the Bible narrative was found to contain a deeper, and particularly an allegorical interpretation, in addition to its literal interpretation; this was not conscious disingenuousness but a natural mode of amalgamating the Greek philosophic with the Hebraic doctrines.
- Many of the Christian writers grew up in communities where the teaching of the Stoics was all-pervasive in cultured circles. Through this philosophy they became familiar with the concept that "reason pervades all things like a fiery essence, and that the soul of man is a spark from this universal reason." Philo, chief exponent of the Alexandrian school of Judaism, who lived during the period 30 B.C.-50 A.D., was another channel through which Greek ideas flowed into the early [Christian] church. Philo attempted to combine Hebrew religion and Greek philosophy. He gave great impetus to the tendency to allegorize the Old Testament and to derive from it highly speculative ideas which became universal among Christian theologians. Philo's interpretation of the Greek term "Logos" profoundly affected Christian thought.
- Kirby Page, Jesus or Christianity, A Study in Contrasts (1929) p.84
- Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a great battle.
- Attributed to Philo in How Do We Know When It's God?: A Spiritual Memoir (1999) by Dan Wakefield. It has also been wrongly attributed to Plato. It is a variant of the Christmas message "Be pitiful, for every man is fighting a hard battle," written by the Scottish preacher Ian Maclaren (also known as John Watson) in 1897.
- Be Kind; Everyone You Meet is Fighting a Hard Battle. Plato? Philo of Alexandria?
External links[edit]
- The Works of Philo Judaeus, tr. Charles Duke Yonge, London, H. G. Bohn, 1854-1890. (Public Domain online text)


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Mt. Triumph � June 2007, M. Beverly Up NW ridge, down S ridge Approach form the Thornton Creek/Lake trailhead. You may want to bring a saw for dead/down trees so that you won�t have to hike the road to the TH just in case. The trail has an obvious start up an old logging road that eventually turns to a single trail. The long arduous hike has shaded canopy and some running water along the way. Foot bridges abound through the marshy sections. Gain the crest overlook for Thornton Lakes. From here you should have a good vantage of the col where the bivy spot is on the other side of the lakes. Hike down and cross the drainage of the first lake and find a game trail that meanders through the thicket on the hiker�s left hand side of the lake. The trail will take you to the crossover of the creek between the first and second lakes. We left the TH at 11:50 and made it to the crossover between the first and second lakes at 14:30 hours for a dip in the creek. The trail is then somewhat difficult to follow, but just stay in the clear talus that will eventually lead up through heather and onto scree on your way to the col. Don�t start at the bottom of the coullar to gain the col unless there is hard-packed snow that could make for easier travel. Gain the col for a nice bivy and running water. Rack: medium wires, set of TCUs and Camalots to #2. No iron needed, no ice screws or pickets needed. 6 alpine draws, extra cordalettes for anchors. Possibly tri cams ? From the bivy, cruise down 300feet of snow and trend west to a small rock saddle, then drop off onto snowfield again. If gaining the NW Ridge first (not preferred), stay high on what�s left of the glacier field to easily access the 5.6 ramp start. If going up the South Ridge first (preferred) cruise across the rock field or the snow slope at the same contour (description below). NW Ridge: Starting at the berg� start up the easy ramp that is really low 5th class climbing with long pitches to gain the ridge proper. Once on the ridge stick to the easy terrain. Unfortunately, the massive prominent ar�te is not on this route, but is very pleasing to view. Eventually, you will come to a dihedral that appears moderate 5th class. You might take this route as it will wind up on the same place on the ridge line, but I did not since the �classic� route goes up the scary turf to the right. So, stay on the exposed ramp on the right side of the ridge and ramble up lower 5th class rock to poorly protected turf climbing. There are some cracks to use medium cams in on the left, but you might need a nut tool to find and use them. Persevere to find some ledges for a good belay stance. There�s loads of loose rock, so hide your belayer(s) well. The next long pitch gains you access to the top of where the other dihedral climb comes out. From here, cruise up the gully and climb the right-hand side at the large chock stone; ironically, you feel more like canyoneering here than on a ridge ascent of Mt. Triumph. It�s tempting to go left onto the slab, but the climbing is harder and was loose and wet when I tried it. The remaining climbing is fast and easy. We made the summit at 12:20 hours with a slow pace. To descend, follow the line back. Multiple rappels are needed and you may have to leave some gear behind. Be sure to check old anchors as many of the rocks are loose and we were able to pull some rap anchors out by hand. South Ridge: From the glacier field�s contour, look for a red band of rock that angles up and left, towards the ridge. Several other ways are available to start but will take more time and may not be well protected. This is a great start that climbs and protects very well with small to medium cams in horizontal slots. The route becomes obvious and there is a tat belay station at nearly every pitch. This is the choice way to go and has far less rock fall hazard (until the top). To descend, multiple pre-rig rappels (a dozen or more) are interspersed with very brief sections of short roping/pitching, making it somewhat difficult to tell when to do what next. Stay with pre-rig most the time and things will go well.
TRIUMPH from Thornton Cr. TH Waypoint Elevation start Elevation end Total Elevation Bearing out/back Distance of leg UTM T1 3067 2572 -495 330/150 1.8 10 U 623031 5390220 T2 2572 4518 1946 22/202 0.5 10 U 622596 5391228 T3Thor Lks 1st 4518 4753 235 338/158 0.9 10 U 623201 5393166 T4 4753 5047 294 316/136 0.6 10 U 62279 5393917 T5gully 5047 5909 862 330/150 0.6 10 U 622341 5394272 T6col/bivy 5909 5751 -158 8/188 0.4 10 U 622118 5394750 T7Bivy 5751 5486 -265 332/152 0.2 10 U disregard bivy Tglacier 5486 5476 -10 340/160 0.9 10 U 621953 5395025 Tenter Gully 5476 5909 433 310/130 0.3 10 U 621719 5396003 Tridge 5909 7221 1312 60/240 0.5 10 U 621808 5396263 Tsummit 7221 6429 -792 350/170 0.3 10 U 621062 5395908 Tsr 6429 5909 -520 10 U 621179 5395476
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The NE ridge is the standard route on the mountain. See Beckey or Nelson/Potterfield for route description.
The above description is for the NE ridge, NOT the NW ridge. As of 2008 glacial recession obviates the need for any glacier travel gear other than ice axe and crampons (depending on snow conditions). The route can be simul-climbed in it's entirety with a light rack and a doubled half-rope. Two ropes recommended for the descent as the intermediate (30 m) rap anchors are sketch. Descent of the NE ridge will easily take as long or longer than the ascent.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Over the weekend, it was "Flugtag" in California.
"Flugtag" is German for 'Flying Day", and it's an event sponsored by the Red Bull folks. Ostensibly, it's an event for folks to try and glide wacky craft off a high area.
What it really is -- is a way for people to dress in odd outfits and ride un-flyable aircraft into a large body of water.
Approximately 116,000 spectators came out to watch as all manner of gliders nose-dived off the structure into McCovy Cove.
While distance is important, creativity and showmanship are necessary to impress the judges.
Contestants included Mexican wrestlers, flying sharks, dragons, and some devices known only to their makers.
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Our villa "Turtle Crossing" is located in the golfing community of Rotonda West and within 15 minutes drive of the beachside town of Englewood on the Cape Haze Peninsular in South West Florida, between Tampa and Naples.
The villa has a south facing Solar heated swimming pool and has an additional half lot. The property is fully air conditioned and well furnished. The master
bedroom has doors to the pool, a queen size bed, TV with DirecTV satellite system and DVR, en-suite bathroom with walk in shower. The second bedroom has a queen size bed and the third bedroom has twin beds. The second bathroom is situated between bedrooms two & three and has a door to the pool deck. The kitchen is fully equipped and has dining area with dining suite. The lounge or great room is spacious & airy with modern furniture and large screen LCD satellite TV (DirecTV) with DVD & DVR (similar to UK Sky+), this
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Owners Website: turtlecrossingflorida
Approximate Florida city distances in miles:
Cape Canaveral - 210 Clearwater - 90 Ft Lauderdale - 200
Key West - 345 Miami - 220 Naples - 110
Orlando - 160 Sarasota - 40 St Petersburg - 75
Tallahassee - 320 Tampa - 90 Venice - 20
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Air conditioning
Private solar heated screened pool
Free broadband wireless internet access
Garage with remote opener
Cooking utensils provided
Linens provided
Bath and beach towels provided
3 bicycles (mens/ladies/childs all terrain)
Beach loungers
Portable radio/CD player
Hairdryers x2
Large screen LCD TV & integrated DVD + satellite DVR (lounge)
TV with satellite DVR (master bedroom)
Telephone (free local calls)
Smoking only outside in the pool area
Pets not allowed
activities and attractions in Rotonda Gulf Coast South
White sand gulf coast beaches of Englewood, Gasparilla and Boca
Grande are within 15-20 minutes drive.
Some of the best fishing in the world at Lemon Bay & Charlotte
Harbour. Boca Grande is said to be the Tarpon fishing capital of the
There are five excellent golf courses within the immediate vacinity.
Within a few minutes of the villa in the centre of Rotonda is a
community park with 2 tennis courts, a sports field, a picnic
pavillion and restroom facilities, a bike path also snakes it's way
through the parks nature preserve.
Nearest supermarket is about 2 miles away.
A large modern shopping mall in Port Charlotte is about 10 miles
Fishermans Wharf at Punta Gorda for craft outlets, boat & fishing
trips or to eat/drink overlooking the gulf of mexico and the place
to go for spectacular sunsets.
vacation rental rates
April until November:
$700 per week.
December until March:
$825/week $3195/month.
1. A minimum stay of 1 calendar month applies for the months of February and March.
2. Throughout the year, there is a cleaning surcharge of $80
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Rates are inclusive but until confirmed are subject to change.
Payment accepted by check, wire transfer in US dollars/English
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At the end of June, Joey Votto was removed from a game and wound up being diagnosed with knee inflammation. It wasn't thought to be serious, and Votto wasn't placed on the disabled list. He's started nine games in July, batting 39 times. But one figures that Votto's knee must've kept on bothering him, because now he's doing something about it, and it's going to keep him on the sidelines for a little while.
Dan Plesac:
#reds have confirmed Joey Votto to be out about 2 weeks, having surgery to repair meniscus issue in knee. Not considered serious.— Dan Plesac (@Plesac19) July 16, 2012
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BREAKING: @Reds 1B Joey Votto diagnosed with torn meniscus in left knee, to undergo surgery Tuesday. Expected recovery time is 3-to-4 weeks.— MLB (@MLB) July 16, 2012
The Reds currently lead the NL Central division, but they lead by only one game over the Pirates, and they lead in large part thanks to Votto and his incredible .465 OBP. To say nothing of his incredible .604 slugging percentage. This isn't a huge deal, provided Votto makes a swift and complete recovery, but there aren't many players who'd be worse to lose for a time than Joey Votto, and the Reds will just have to manage with more Todd Frazier. Todd Frazier owns a .916 OPS so perhaps this could work out. But they'll also have to play more Scott Rolen and he's got a .574 OPS, soooo ...


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SPARTA, Ky. (KENTUCKY SPEEDWAY) - University of Kentucky Men's Basketball Head Coach John Calipari will be the honorary Ford Fusion pace car official for Kentucky Speedway's June 29 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) Quaker State 400 presented by Advance Auto Parts. The coach won't be driving the car, but he will get to enjoy a high-speed ride along to help lead a 43-car field to the green flag just after 7:30 p.m."It's kind of like walking out in the Final Four and having your team behind you, excited and ready to go," Calipari said. "The last time I was part of this event it was incredible. This is a great thing that brings our people together. The state of Kentucky takes great pride in the facility like it does in basketball, like it does in horse racing, like it does in bourbon."The speed of it is what gets everybody hyped and understanding the courage of those drivers," Calipari continued. "We sit up in the stands and know how fast they are going, yet they have the courage to be inches from each other at that speed and have the vision and wherewithal to say 'I'm doing this, we're going to get this done'. Having a bunch of them that are the best in the world at what they do in one setting like this is going to be unbelievably exciting."Calipari guided the 2011-12 Wildcats to the program's eighth NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship and 15th Final Four appearance. "We welcome Coach Calipari back to our speedway and look forward to him leading one of the quickest fast breaks in history of our commonwealth," Kentucky Speedway General Manager Mark Simendinger said.The Quaker State 400 presented by Advance Auto Parts will be the finale for the speedway's tripleheader NASCAR weekend. Racing begins Thursday, June 27 with the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) UNOH 225 and continues Friday, June 28 with the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) Feed The Children 300.Race tickets, season/weekend ticket packages, and campsites along with daily infield Fan Zone passes that deliver a trackside view of Billy Currington's Quaker State 400 race-day concert presented by Kroger and driver introductions along with pit road access and more are on sale now at KentuckySpeedway.com, (859) 578-2300 and the speedway offices at 1 Speedway Drive, Sparta, Ky., 41086, just off Interstate 71, Exit 57 and Ky. Hwy. 35. Copyright 2013 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
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This week's "Tech Check" could easily be renamed "Pet Check." Man's best friend has apps of the canine kind.We profile three apps that are for the pooch in our life. Well, the first one could actually be used for cats, but this Tech Check is going to the dogs this week.It is estimated that pet owners in the United States will spend more than $52 billion in pet products this year, but surprisingly, we found few useful pet apps in the app store.Our first app is one of the highest rated pet apps we found. It is called Pet First Aid and costs $2.99 for Android and $3.99 for Apple. Pet First Aid provides helpful information about pet injuries and illnesses. It also keeps track of each of your pets by creating a profile that includes vet visits, medications, and care instructions. In an emergency, Pet First Aid could provide life saving information for your animal. And it is for cats too.You can download Pet First Aid app by following one of the two links below:Apple: http://tinyurl.com/FOX5PetFirstAidAppleAndroid: http://tinyurl.com/FOX5PetFirstAidAndroidHow about a good, free app? It is called iKibble and it is for those who feed their dog table scraps. It takes the food you plan to feed your dog and gives it a rating. For instance, if you want to feed your dog bread, you punch it up on the iKibble app and it will show the nutrition value on a scale of one to five bones. Bread, by the way, gets only two bones and should be fed to dogs in moderation.It will even warn you of certain dangers in foods. For instance, baked bread is okay for dogs, but bread dough can actually be toxic to your canine companion. It will reinforce its rating with a whimpering sound effect. iKibble is only available in the apple app store and again, it's free.You can download iKibble app for your Apple device by following this link: http://tinyurl.com/FOX5iKibbleAnd finally, a Dog Tricks app. It costs 99 cents and is available in the Apple Store. If you are looking to teach your dog some tricks, this is the app for you. Each lesson is reinforced with pictures and info. The app also has game suggestions to play with your dog. There are suggestions for problem behavior such chewing, digging, excessive barking and jumping.You can download the Dog Tricks app for your Apple device by following this link: http://tinyurl.com/FOX5DogTricksClick on the video above to watch the full Tech Check segment
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Residential plans for a barn in Dallicar Lane, Giggleswick, have been dismissed on appeal to the Planning Inspectorate.
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A northwest Indiana man accused of hitting his 5-year-old son with a vehicle while driving drunk last summer has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to probation, the Herald-News is reporting.
John P. Green, 40, of Cedar Lake, was charged in July with aggravated battery to a child, aggravated domestic battery, DUI, aggravated reckless driving and two counts of domestic battery.
Green pleaded guilty in Will County court on Nov. 25 to one felony count of reckless conduct and was sentenced to two years' probation.
Will County Sheriff's police said that at about 7:30 a.m. on July 12, Green got into a physical fight with his father-in-law in front of a home in the 23600 block of Ashland Avenue in Crete Township.
Green then got into a Jeep, drove through the yard and onto the patio, hitting the boy and a tree, police said.
A relative then got into a fight with Green until a second relative got a baseball bat and hit Green until he got off the man, police said.
The relative with whom Green fought suffered a broken wrist, authorities said. The 5-year-old suffered blunt head trauma but was expected to make a full recovery.
Green was treated at a hospital for a bruised knee, then was taken into custody, police said. His blood-alcohol content was .119e, the sheriff's office said.
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Law enforcement agencies Wednesday spoke against allowing wine sales in grocery stores. The issue is once again up for debate on Capitol Hill.
Police officers, sheriffs and deputies from across Tennessee addressed the issue at the legislative office complex in Nashville.
Madison County Sheriff David Woolfork said that greater availability of wine would come at the price of public safety because it would draw the attention of law enforcement away from more pressing issues.
"At the end of the day, I think it's a pretty simple issue. They are working to de-regulate and make it more readily available. It's not something we support," said Belle Meade Police Chief Tim Eads.
Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch said a recent incident that led a fraternity to be banned from the University of Tennessee should dispel supporters' claims that underage drinkers aren't interested in obtaining wine.
In that case a 20-year-old student was hospitalized after a drinking game involving boxed wine that allegedly included consuming it through an enema.
Previous polls show overwhelming public support for wine sales in grocery stores.
If the measure is approved, wine could be sold alongside beer in grocery stores and convenience stores across Tennessee. The bill has repeatedly failed to pass in previous years.
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