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The federal government will continue to rank marijuana as one of the most dangerous drugs after an appeals court on Tuesday rejected an effort to change the classification.
The ruling keeps marijuana in the same pool as drugs like heroin and LSD, which the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) say have a "high potential for abuse" and "no currently accepted medical use."
The Los Angeles Times quoted one of the appeals court judge's about the decision:
Judge Harry Edwards, writing for the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, said the judges did not dispute that "marijuana could have some medical benefits." Instead, he said, they were not willing to overrule the DEA because they had not seen large "well-controlled studies" that proved the medical value of marijuana.
Marijuana's classification as a Schedule I drug -- the most serious designation -- means that there are more restrictions for conducting research into its potential medical benefits.
Proponents of medical and recreational marijuana say that the restrictions make it hard for researchers to perform the types of studies that would convince the DEA to move the drug into a less serious category. Tamar Todd, senior staff attorney for the Drug Policy Alliance, spoke to The Daily Chronic, a pro-cannabis website, about the hurdles:
"We're stuck in a Catch-22 – the DEA is saying that marijuana needs FDA approval to be removed from Schedule I, but at the same time they are obstructing that very research," she said. "While there is a plethora of scientific evidence establishing marijuana's safety and efficacy, the specific clinical trials necessary to gain FDA approval have long been obstructed by the federal government itself."
Rusty Payne, a spokesperson for the DEA, says that there are "many" ongoing studies looking into the medical value of marijuana, but said he could not specify the exact number.
In any case, studies need to be approved by the agency, something that activists like Todd think is a conflict of interest. "The scheduling is made within the context of a law enforcement agency and that law enforcement agency has an interest in keeping drugs illegal and maintaining the status quo," she said.
The DEA isn't the only body with the power to reclassify marijuana. Congress could also amend the Controlled Substances Act, which designated pot as one of the most dangerous drugs in 1970.
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For the Cake-
1 1/4 cup cannabis oil
4 eggs
2 cups sugar
1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
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8 oz cream cheese
4 cups powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
In a large bowl, beat the cannabis oil, eggs, sugar and 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla. Add and mix the flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt and cinnamon. Once thoroughly mixed, stir in the carrots. Pour mixture into a greased and floured 9"x13" baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees F for 45-50 minutes. Remove and let pan cool for 10 minutes then remove from pan and cool on a rack.
In a large bowl, combine the cannabis butter, cream cheese, powdered sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Beat on high until mixture is completely smooth. Use mixture to frost the cooled cake.
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"Take Me to the River" which just won the Audience Award at SXSW where it had its world premiere, is a celebration of the inter-generational and inter-racial musical influence of Memphis in the face of pervasive discrimination and segregation. The movie features Terrence Howard, William Bell, Snoop Dog, Mavis Staples, Otis Clay, Lil P-Nut, Charlie Musselwhite, Bobby "Blue" Bland, the North Mississippi All-Stars and many more. The film will screen twice, Saturday, April 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the Sebastiani Theatre and again on Sunday, April 6, at 11:45 a.m. at the Vintage House senior center.
"Chronic Love" follows the flamboyant Grammy nominated Cuban-born and New York based singer CuCu Diamantes on her tour around Cuba. The film interweaves footage of live musical performances with a fictional love story narrative. First screening is tonight, at 8 p.m. at the Sebastiani Theatre, immediately following the Latin Fiesta in the Back lot tent. The second screening is at 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 5, at the La Luz Center.
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Burgers and Vine has two shows this weekend, starting tonight, April 4, with the Whiskey Thieves. Saturday, April 5, it's classic rock with Loosely Covered. Showtime both nights is 9:30 p.m.
The Annex Wine Bar has the Mark Larson Trio tonight, April 4, kicking off at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 5, it's Keith Andrew also for a 7:30 p.m. show. There is no cover for any of the shows but the venue is 21 and over.
The Epicurean Connection presents the Highway Poets tonight, April 4, for a 7:30 p.m. show. Saturday, April 5, it's Jake Barrett and Company also for a 7:30 p.m. start. Sunday, April 6, it's Lindalou and Michael, kicking off at 1 p.m.
The Erik James Tasting Room has music tonight, April 4, with the Left Coast Syncopators, featuring Snakebite Jacobs, Tim Eschliman and Kevin Zuffi, kicking off at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 5, it's Charlie Hickox, Tim Eschliman, Bob Scott, also for a 7 p.m. show. There is no cover either night.
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Showcase the Band is at the Moose Lodge on Sunday, April 6, for a 4 p.m. show.
The Cork Pullers are in Suisun at Ledgewood Creek Winery on Saturday, April 5, kicking off at noon.
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Annabella – Sunday, April 6; HopMonk Tavern – Sebastopol; 829-7300
Big Head Todd and the Monsters – Saturday, April 5; The Fillmore – San Francisco;
Emmylou Harris – Saturday, April 5;
The Warfield – San Francisco;
It's a Beautiful Day – Saturday, April 5;
Rancho Nicasio – Nicasio; 415-662-2219
Jerry Hannan – Sunday, April 6; Rancho Nicasio – Nicasio; 415-662-2219
Honeydust – Friday, April 4; HopMonk Tavern – Novato; 415-892-6200
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Comments made by SU men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim following allegations of sexual abuse against former assistant coach Bernie Fine have landed both him and the university a defamation lawsuit. Lawyers for both sides are in New York City today to argue whether certain information is relevant in that case. Our Erin Clarke has more from New York City.
NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. -- Lawyers involved in the Bernie Fine case will make arguments today in New York City as to whether information related to the sex life of Fine's wife is relevant in a defamation lawsuit. The lawyers involved are representing Syracuse University men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim, and alleged Bernie Fine abuse victims Bobby Davis and Mike Lang.
Lawyers for SU and Boeheim are seeking to dismiss the case. Ordinarily, that means requests for new information or evidence is not allowed. However, lawyers for Davis and Lang will ask the court to permit them to get information because they believe it will help them defeat the request to move the case to Syracuse.
"What the plaintiffs are trying to do is to get the names, addresses and contact information for Syracuse University basketball players that they believe may have information or knowledge about the sexual relationship between Bernie Fine's wife and the players. And some of this information goes back to players in the 1990s," said legal expert Paul Der Ohannesian.
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Whether or not the Duchess of Cambridge chooses to breastfeed her baby – and if so, whether or not she chooses to do so in public – is fast becoming one of those utterly pointless "national debates", the entire purpose of which is idle point-scoring. True, for all I know Kate Middleton is at home this very minute, scanning the reader comments in the Huffington Post in order to decide what to do with her own breasts and where to do it, but I doubt that very much. I can imagine Diana being that bothered, certainly, if she thought it would simultaneously win the nation's hearts and piss off the queen, but not so much Kate. All the same, it's a bizarre pressure to be placed under. Isn't it bad enough to be part of a family that is constitutionally obliged to treat you like a brood mare? (more…)
June 28, 2013
Kate Middleton's "Royal orbs": Is this really the breastfeeding support we need?Posted by glosswitch under Breastfeeding | Tags: breastfeeding, breasts, parenting, pregnancy, royal family, royal pregnancy |
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June 27, 2013
Here's what's really wrong with Holly Willoughby's "dress"Posted by glosswitch under Random thoughts | Tags: bbc, body image, bras, breasts, holly willoughby, slut-shaming |
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When I first heard that the BBC had apologised for a "revealing" dress worn by a female presenter before 9pm, I felt extremely annoyed. What kind of world is this? Of all the things one could complain about – Justin's House, poverty porn, the mere existence of Bill Turnbull – why take issue with a flash of boob? Hell, there wasn't even any nipple involved. What next? A primetime modesty code? Is it just me, or is it nothing we haven't seen before at this time – except usually the boob-flasher's not actually doing any talking?
Having since examined the apology in question, I'm less distressed. It strikes me as more of a fauxpology. The BBC is sorry "if some viewers found Holly's dress to be unsuitable" but "felt the dress she wore was glamorous and wholly appropriate for the occasion". So really, if you've got problems with a bit of female flesh, deal with it, matey. We don't like you being sad but seriously, get a grip. (more…)
April 12, 2013
Femen's misplaced belief in the power of breastsPosted by glosswitch under Feminism | Tags: breasts, femen, feminism, imperialism, racism |
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Over the past few days I've been deciding what I think of Femen (this has involved a lot bra unfastening and re-fastening while I make my mind up). On the one hand I'm quite drawn to the idea of knocking down great oligarchs with a rebellious, well-aimed tit swing. And on the other I don't want to impose boob-centric values on others. Argh! Will it be okay if I expose just one breast? Come to think of it, should I just dig out one of my old nursing bras for ease of selective flashing? Finally, I've come down on the side of covering up (even though I'm writing this in the bath, so I'm not actually wearing anything. Just saying). What others choose to do with their bodies is their business – or rather it isn't, but self-aggrandising, racist rhetoric isn't going to change this. (more…)
October 3, 2012
Ladies: Your boobs, explainedPosted by glosswitch under Breastfeeding, Feminism | Tags: breastfeeding, breasts, no more page 3, objectification, sexism |
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As a woman, I often suspect I am just too close to my tits. After all, there they are, just there, morning, noon and night. There are times I've longed for a break. Those few days after giving birth when the milk came in and I suddenly find myself with red-hot, rock-hard, agonizing boulders of pain – I'd have happily gone tit-less then. And then there's early on, back at school when I realized what an object of ridicule these things made me to bra-pinging, girl-fearing classmates – that's not an experience I'd call soarawaytastic, either. But still, it's not all bad; they provide occasional "adult" amusement, plus they've fed my kids. On the whole, I'm happy that my breasts are still with me. Like Bagpuss, they might be baggy and a bit loose at the seams, but I love them. Alas, this means I lack objectivity on all matters tit-related.
When it comes to campaigns such as No More Page 3, it's worth noting that many of those shouting loudest are in possession of womanly bosoms themselves. This is clearly a worry. What can these people – these women – really know about the role of tits in society? Having never been mere passive observers, they're simply too involved. What can they possibly understand about the representation of breasts and consequent responses to them? Obviously, a man is required to explain all this (preferably one without moobs). (more…)
September 25, 2012
Neil Wallis: Voice of the common woman (and her tits)Posted by glosswitch under Feminism | Tags: breasts, class, feminism, no more page 3, objectification, sexism |
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As a white, university-educated, middle-class feminist, there are many things about which I don't give a toss. My children's health and earning enough money to pay the bills, for instance. When it comes to those things, I really couldn't give a monkeys. I prefer to let the "real women" worry about such mundane trifles. Meanwhile, my children starve / die of cholera (I pay so little attention I can't remember which it is), which gives me time to ponder bigger issues, providing they're not too big. Page 3, Special K, the pay gap – that sort of shit I can handle. I think about these things all day long (there's nothing else to do except mooch around the coffee machine in my imaginary Bridget Jones office). As for the real things – FGM, forced marriage, slavery – now that I can't cope with. Thank heavens, then, for people like Neil Wallis. (more…)
September 21, 2012
No More Page 3: The aspects that might still get on your titsPosted by glosswitch under Feminism | Tags: breasts, feminism, misogyny, objectification, page 3 |
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That No More Page 3 campaign – it's all getting a bit bandwagon-y, isn't it? Everyone wants to be in on it now and frankly I'm not sure it's cool any more. Indeed, now that Bryony Gordon of the Telegraph has pinned her colours to the mast, I'm starting to wonder whether I should do an about turn and whip 'em out for the lads. In fact, just in case you're curious… (btw, getting that link to work is a nightmare. I suspect it's because my body's too bootylicious – or should that be boobylicious? – for it). (more…)
May 2, 2012
The nappy cake: A metaphor for modern motherhoodPosted by glosswitch under Uncategorized | Tags: breasts, crackerjack, motherhood, nappies, new mums |
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What's the ideal present for a new mum? Personally I'd recommend a cabbage. Your breasts hurt to buggery in the first week and, having tried all the remedies available (including that massive gel soother that my sons now think is a necklace), I truly believe nothing beats a good chilled cabbage leaf in the bra. Buy it for all first-time mums you know; they'll thank you later (hell, if they haven't thrown all the "warmed" leaves away, they could even make you a thank-you soup).
Do not, however, on any account buy them this. It is a nappy cake. A cake made out of nappies. What better metaphor for modern motherhood could there be? But that's not a reason to buy it. We don't want metaphors. We've just been through labour. We're hungry. We want REAL CAKE!
The nappy cake looks nice – how thoughtful! Something pretty but you've also considered the practicalities – but don't be taken in. Don't try eating it, for starters (or for mains – cakes are for pudding). And don't try putting it on your baby, either; you need to unwrap it first. And yes, it's in the unwrapping that such all metaphors come to life:
Motherhood: pretty on the outside, possibly overlaid with some disturbing stereotypes (that "yummy mummy" sign, for instance), but overall, it looks ace. And cute. Then you truly get into it and find things don't fit back together how they used to, and suddenly it's all full of shit, and you're left alone with it and no one cares because they still just remember the original cake.
It's a bit of a bugger really, isn't it? But hey, don't despair. This is only because you had the original cake to begin with; if you'd never had it, it would never have fallen apart.
*waits a few moments for everyone to digest this deep philosophical observation*
Well, having given it careful consideration, I'm not going to extend this torturous metaphor any further. I had been hoping to eventually reach the conclusion that motherhood is, ideally, more like a cabbage. But alas, I can't. I know when I'm defeated.
What I'm really trying to say is, nappy cakes look rubbish, a crappy retrosexist dream of a present. What we actually want is a colossus pack of disposables and an even bigger slice of real cake. That and a cabbage. Don't forget the cabbage.
Motherhood: the more I think about it, it's actually just like the end of Crackerjack.


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Award Named for Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Maker of Star-Spangled Banner Flag
Annapolis, MD (February 7, 2014) – Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman will receive the Mary Pickersgill Award for Women's Leadership in Business on February 11 at the Star Spangled Banner Flag House, 844 E. Pratt St., Baltimore. The ceremony, which will begin at 9:30 a.m., will be held as part of a kick off for the opening of the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House's new permanent exhibit, Family of Flagmakers: The Women Who Created the Star-Spangled Banner.
The Mary Pickersgill Award for Women's Leadership in Business is awarded annually to a woman in the Baltimore metropolitan area who follows in the footsteps of the award's namesake. To receive the award, the recipient must be a successful businesswoman who has made significant contributions to her field. "She is creative and innovative, inspiring others with her work. She is also a civic leader, demonstrating significant ties to the area through her charitable work, mentorship or community service."
"What set Laura apart from other nominees is her diverse leadership background," said Star-Spangled Banner Flag House's Executive Director Annelise Montone. "Not only has she excelled in public service, but she has an extensive business background. We were so impressed that she started her own technology company, a typically male-dominated field and the Laura Neuman Foundation for victims of sexual assault. The Flag House is honored to grant Laura this well-deserved award."
"I am very touched by this recognition," said County Executive Neuman. "When I made the decision on September 11, 2001, to go into public service, I did it with a mind to give back and to share what was given to me. To be recognized for that service, or anything else I have achieved, by an organization built on patriotism, is both humbling and motivating. I am grateful to the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House for this terrific honor."
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On Friday 24 October 2014 Her Majesty The Queen opened our new Information Age gallery by sending her first tweet. It read: "It is a pleasure to open the Information Age exhibition today at the @ScienceMuseum and I hope people will enjoy visiting. Elizabeth R."
The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh had earlier toured the pioneering gallery, listening to personal recollections of people whose first experience of television was watching the Coronation in 1953.
See photographs of this historic moment and of our major new gallery above.
More than 200 years of innovation in communication and information technologies are celebrated in Information Age: Six Networks That Changed Our World, our biggest and most ambitious gallery to date.
Information Age is divided into six zones, each representing a different information and communication technology network: The Cable, The Telephone Exchange, Broadcast, The Constellation, The Cell and The Web.
The gallery explores the important events which shaped the development of these networks, from the dramatic stories behind the growth of the worldwide telegraph network in the 19th century, to the influence of mobile phones on our lives today.
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Her Majesty The Queen opened the pioneering Information Age gallery at the Science Museum by sending her first tweet to the world, 76 years after The Queen's first visit to the museum.
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NetApp spins second flash SSD universe
NetApp has abruptly extended its flash solid state drive (SSD) storage strategy by admitting a second use case into its SSD universe, one for specific workload acceleration through a tier zero drive shelf. Previously, it promoted the use of flash for read caching in the controller via its PAM (Performance Acceleration Module) …
Ummm... will EMC follow suit?
"The NetApp move is a recognition that controller read caching doesn't answer every array acceleration need. Super-charging your Mercedes car makes all its journeys faster but you still need a Ferrari for particular trips. Will EMC follow suit? It hasn't done so yet but CEO Joe Tucci used to drive a Ferrari."
You do of course realize that EMC realized this many months ago... (you allude to EMC having it earlier, did you just have a massive brain fart) what exactly do you think tier 0 in a DMX is for? I'll let you in on a secret, IT'S NOT FOR READ CACHING. Also by the time NetApp says they will actually release their product I can actually order to do the exact same thing (act as a really fast HD), that SSD's will have been purchasable by EMC customers for a full year already (and the guess is that they are from the same mfg STEC).
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'Flashpoint' not struck work, WGC says
"This is not a CBS show. We are not supporting struck work," WGC executive director Maureen Parker said.
CBS Paramount Network Television on Tuesday said it has acquired 13 episodes of "Flashpoint," a Canadian-made police drama that is set for production in April and will air on both the CBS and CTV this summer.
In the wake of the CBS announcement, certain Internet message boards on Wednesday began suggesting Canadian writers will break WGA strike rules if they work on what will be considered strike-spawned content.
"This is not a show for the American marketplace. It's made for the Canadian marketplace," Parker countered.
She said the "Flashpoint" pilot was in development at Canadian network CTV since 2005 before it was shot as a pilot in July 2007. CTV green-lighted the homegrown drama in December.
The WGC boss added that it was CBS that was outsourcing its own drama production during a labor dispute. "They desperately needed a drama, considering they have nothing on in terms of primetime drama," Parker said.
"Flashpoint" is executive produced by Anne Marie La Traverse for Pink Sky Entertainment and Bill Mustos for Avamar Entertainment, in association with CTV and CBS Paramount Network Television.
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The artist, whose latest single has hit number-one, will act as an advisor on the upcoming season of The Voice.
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MARKO m Ukrainian, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Finnish, Basque
Cognate of MARK
MARLY f English (Rare)
Variant of MARLEY
MARTA f Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Romanian, Polish, Slovene, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Swedish, Norwegian, Czech, Slovak, Latvian, Georgian
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Lithuanian form of MATTHEW
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Slovak form of MATTHIAS, used to refer to the apostle chosen to replace Judas Iscariot... [more]
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Medieval diminutive of MARTHA
MATÚŠ m Slovak
Slovak form of MATTHEW, used to refer to the evangelist and apostle also known as Levi.
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Medieval diminutive of MARGARET
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Derived from Lithuanian migla meaning "mist".
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Date: February 5, 2013
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
Longboat Key Fire Rescue and Aging in Paradise Resource Center officials are discussing possible ways to collaborate on assisting the Key's senior population.
Fire Rescue Chief Paul Dezzi met with AIP Director Cindy Clay and Longboat Island Chapel board member Dick Pelton Monday morning to discuss ways to work together. He plans to have a representative attend future AIP meetings.
"I think we, as a fire department/EMS agency can do well with the agency," Dezzi said.
The department will include information about AIP when it distributes medical information door-to-door and participate in a March 9 health fair at the chapel.
Dezzi also gave AIP more than 200 File of Life magnets, which allow residents to post vital information such as medications and emergency contact numbers on their refrigerators, for distribution.
Dezzi believes that working with the AIP and promoting its preventative programs could even reduce 911-call volume.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Nepal gear round-up
I wanted to post a wrap-up of some of the gear I used during the 220 kilometers of Racing the Planet Nepal, and my thoughts on why it worked (or didn't work.) It's not comprehensive and, as with all gear "reviews" should be taken for the highly subjective and personal opinions they are.
RaidLight Runner R-Light Backpack; holds 30 liters, weighs 690 grams
: Raidlight designed this backpack specifically for adventure and long-distance endurance racing, and Racing the Planet sells it directly from its Web site. So it's become the prominent pack at many RTP events, for good reason. It's light, it's decently robust, it has space for lots of stuff, and it has strategic pockets that allow the wearer to access water bottles, food, drugs, and cameras without having to wrestle with the pack. It definitely passed my "Jill-proof" test, meaning I overstuffed it often and hiked and ran many miles with it in Europe, California and Nepal, and nothing broke (and believe me, I am not gentle nor do I have a good track record with longevity in my gear.) It doesn't have a frame, which I prefer for any sort of running. I also own a similarly sized Osprey Stratos backpack that does have a frame. I have taken the Stratos on a couple of fastpacking trips in which I ran for only a few miles, and still ended up with painful sores on my shoulders and hips. With the Raidlight, I tightened the hip and breast straps and let the pack hang loosely off my shoulders, the way I often do with my packs when cycling. Experienced packers may question this strategy but it worked great for me. Even packed with up to 27 pounds of gear, water and food, the Raidlight remained comfortable and didn't cause any chaffing in an entire week. (I did have to tighten the shoulder straps to prevent bouncing whenever I was running 5 mph or faster.) I would definitely use it again on a multi-night fastpacking trip. I already know I can hold seven days worth of food, clothing, rain gear, sleeping gear, and other supplies with this pack. It wouldn't be much of a stretch to add a nine-ounce bivy or lightweight shelter. (I already know I won't be adding a stove. I'll explain why later in this post.)
Black Diamond Ultra-Distance Z-Poles:
length 120 centimeters, weigh 9.5 ounces.
these poles. Seriously. Beat and I purchased them on a whim while browsing the Anchorage REI mere hours before the 2011 Susitna 100, because we were worried about the slog factor caused by all the new snow the region had received that day. Those poles all but carried me the last 50 miles of the Su100, and continued to provide ample balance and knee support on many good hikes afterward. When they disappeared high on Testa Grigia in Italy, I nearly cried. But then Beat bought me a new pair for ... Halloween (awesome guy that he is, no special occasion needed) ... and I had the privilege of using them in Nepal. These carbon poles are both light and strong, with a simple but robust inner-cord support system that allow them to collapse small enough to fit inside the Raidlight without falling apart. They also feature comfy foam grips, hand straps and all-around awesomeness. I really am a fan.
Brooks Cascadia shoes:
These were another remnant of my early days of running, in that they were my main training shoe for the fall and winter of 2010-2011, and were a close second to the Hokas during spring and summer. Yes, they were the same pair of shoes and yes, they had a ton of miles on them (I don't keep track, but the soles were almost worn clean through.) I realize that using such a worn pair of shoes in a long endurance race was a gamble, but they had been so comfortable and provided such great traction on loose and muddy terrain, that I was willing to take the risk. (I was also aware that a lot of the miles in RTP Nepal would be spent hiking, even if I remained healthy, which I didn't.) Great shoes. I finally tossed them out in Kathmandu but recently purchased a new pair (the latest version is signal green color, which I dislike, but what can you do? They hook you first and then they the foist bad colors on you.)
Ridge Rest So-lite; length 72 inches, weighs 14 ounces:
I chose the Ridge Rest over my inflatable Thermarest because of the higher R-Value, or insulation factor, and the fact that closed-cell foam can't burst and leave you really miserable at night. Also, I am usually a stomach sleeper, so the softness of the pad isn't as important to me as long as I have a good pillow for neck and shoulder support (I made one out of coats and a stuff sack.) The main thing I seek in a sleeping pad is insulation from the cold ground, which a full-length Ridge Rest provides in all conditions. The So-lite had an added benefit of an aluminum surface that reflects body heat. Whether or not this makes a difference, I don't know. But I have slept on a Ridge Rest comfortably when temperatures reached 35 below, and it is now and probably will forever be my go-to backpacking pad as long as space allows.
RAB Quantum Endurance 400 sleeping bag; length 6 feet 6 inches, weighs 2 pounds 1 ounce:
These 850-fill down bags are rated to 25 degrees, so we remained warm and comfy during those long, sick nights in camp. We also were grateful for the weather-proof exterior. Every night, the cheap Coleman tents collected so much condensation on the poorly ventilated walls and roof that it would literally rain inside the tent during the early hours of the morning. We were able to just shake all the droplets off our bags in the morning, while our poor tentmates had to pack up their own soaked bags and hope they reached the next camp in time to dry them out in the sun. Despite the relatively high humidity and keeping it packed in a water-proof stuff sack, my bag was always dry when I unpacked it in the evening. Which was a good thing, because I only once made it to camp before the sun sank behind the mountains.
DriDucks Duralight Rainsuit; weighs 11 ounces.
Cheap, ultralight, waterproof, breathable. To those descriptors, you can also add ugly and easily torn, but my pair held up just fine. They're constructed with triple-layer, porous polypro fabric. Thanks to the perfect weather, we mainly used these rainsuits to stay warm in camp, where temperatures dropped as low as 33 degrees, and also for warmth while hiking in the morning and after dark during the long stage. It's actually one of the most breathable yet warm raincoats I've ever worn. And although we didn't test them in wet conditions, the coat has received mostly good reviews for its waterproof capabilities. At $45 for the pair, that's hard to beat. Basically a reusable disposable rainsuit.
Expedition food; 800 calories, weighs 6.2 ounces.
Anyone who read my novel of a race report knows that my food was a huge FAIL for me. I carried several pounds of these expensive meals that I never ate. I still believe this largely had to do with my illness and unintentional cleansing of my already oversensitive digestive system. But I also think it carries an important lesson about finding the foods that specifically work for you, and not just doing what everyone else does. I am not a good eater; under endurance duress, I literally cannot eat high-fat or high-protein foods (unless those fats are accompanied by a large volume of sugar ala peanut butter cups. Go figure.) If I do force them down, I often have to endure digestive discomfort and even outright rejection of the food. I haven't made these types of foods work for me yet. I either need to accept that my body seems unable to process larger percentages of proteins and fats even in slower, longer endurance situations, and carry mainly carbohydrates, or I need to spend a lot more time getting my body used to processing fats on the go. Beyond this, there is the smaller issue that I really do think most backpacking-friendly camp food is gross. I am not a "hot food in camp" kind of a person, and yes I realize this puts me in an extreme minority. On my next fastpacking trip, I will bring bagels. I will make the space. It's better to eat something, anything, than nothing at all. Trust me.
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... A day after a storm deflated the hot-air balloon featured at the Mid-Autumn Festival in Victoria Park, the Tourism Board continues its tireless mission of promoting the city to the rest of the world. Last night it gathered two Hong Kong heavyweights - Chief Secretary Donald Tsang Yam-kuen and tourism ambassador Jackie Chan (below) - to kick off its global advertising campaign, ...http://www.scmp.com/article/428044/alive-and-kicking
Voyage of discovery
Posted Jun 14th 2012, 12:00am
... will be officiated by Financial Secretary John Tsang Chun-wah and chairman of the China National Tourism Administration, Shao Qiwei. The ITE & MICE Expos co-locate for a seventh year, showcasing leisure and MICE/corporate travel. The 650 exhibitors attending, 80 per cent of which are from abroad, include tourism boards, hotels, resorts, attractions, convention centres, travel agents, cruises, airlines ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1003849/voyage-discovery
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Brand new community located in the heart of Downtown Denver, between Delgany and Wewatta on 15th Street, lies Denver's premier option for urban living community. Verve offers sleep studio, one and two bedroom apartment homes for rent perfect for any urban lifestyle. Close to the thriving Denver neighborhoods of Riverfront Park, LoHi, LoDo and Union Station, Verve's location offers the best in fine dining, engaging art, outdoor activities and world-class sports venues, and public transportation.
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|1 Bathroom
|$1385 - $1850
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|The Virtuoso
|1 Bathroom
|$1420 - $1725
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|The Docent
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|$1530 - $1905
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|The Savant
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|$1600 - $1900
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|The Collector
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|$1660 - $2010
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|1 Bedroom
|1 Bathroom
|$1680 - $2370
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|The Steward
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|$1735 - $2090
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|The Sommelier
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|$2105 - $2310
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|The Curator
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|The Sage Townhomes
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|$3250 - $4000
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|2 bedroom
|2 Bathrooms
|$2760 - $3560
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|The Connoisseur
|2 Bathrooms
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Special Features
- Pool and Spa on Elevated Deck with Views
- Outdoor Fire Place and Grill Area
- State of the Art Fitness Center and Yoga Room
- Sky Lounge with Shuffle Board, Pool, and Kitchen
- Acoustic Wall System Between Units
- Decentralized Elevator Banks
- Card Access to the Building and Parking Garage
- Front Access CallIin System and Security Cameras
- Secured Bike Storage
- Guest Suite Available
- Reserved Garage Parking
- Pet Friendly
Community Features
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
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- Business Center Onsite
- Controlled Access
- Courtyard
- Fitness Center
- Freeway Access
- Garages
- High Rise
- Pool
- Public Transportation
- Spa
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Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Dishwasher
- Extra Storage
- Garbage Disposal
- Hardwood Floor
- Internet Access
- Microwave
- Patio or Balcony
- Walk In Closets
- Washer Dryer In Unit
- Window Covering
- Wireless Internet Access
Additional Information
Year Built: 2014
Apartments in Community: 285
Pet Policy
Maximum of 0 pet per home. Additional rent for pets is $30 per month. The one-time pet fee is $300.
- Pets Allowed
Local Schools
- West High School
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As most all of you know, you can now find the first two Missing Pieces episodes on ABC.com. I would recommend watching them, if for no other reason than it's new content and we are still a few months away from the premiere. You can find a brief summary below, along with my thoughts:
"The Watch" – This takes place just before Jack & Sarah's wedding, and we actually get to see Jack and Christian having a functional, somewhat emotional, father and son moment. It's interesting to see this dynamic between the two, given that the vast majority of what we have seen to date is turbulent at best. Christian gives Jack a watch that his father passed down to him on his wedding day, and unlike his father, Christian believes Jack is making "the absolute best decision" by marrying Sarah.
"The Adventures of Hurley & Frogurt" – This basically takes a 180 from the first episode. A funny, satirical exchange takes place between Hurley and Neil, referred to as "Frogurt", a character that has been mentioned before, but until this episode never actually appeared on Lost. Nothing earth shattering here, but again, an interesting, condescending exchange. After seeing Hurley take some DHARMA Cabernet from Bernard & Rose's tent for his picnic with Libby, Frogurt basically tells Hurley he needs to take the next step in his pursuit of her, or move out of the way so he can have his shot. Hurley let's Frogurt know that he is well beyond "doing laundry" with Libby.
I'm not sure you can read into these too much other than for the sake of character development, but at this point I am interested in ANYTHING new related to Lost. We will continue to get one of these per week, leading up to the premiere for Season 4 in February.


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