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Pay with cash or check only. This is mainly a snowbird destination with mostly older, but very well maintained, manufactured homes. We stayed here while visiting relatives in The Villages. Access roads a bit tight, but other sites available for even the largest rigs with multiple slides. Only downside is that some pet owners do not clean up their pat's messes, so watch where you step! We will stay here again. - thetravelkids
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Very nice park. Quiet. Was near back, so highway noise was minimal. Verizon 3 bars of 5. Bathrooms 3.5 of 5. Did not use park's WiFi. Recycling: disappointing - aluminum cans only, reciprocals were not labeled so no one knows what/where they are and what should be included. Also, nothing in printed material. When are RV parks going to become part of "the solution" instead of "the problem?" - noelbob
Rate reflects a Coast to Coast rate. Would not be worth the full nightly rate. Stayed one night. Site was not level. Site was grass. Multiple large ant beds. Water leaked and made a large puddle outside. The site was long and level. Did have to unhook toad. Would not want to stay again. - dfw
One of the quietest and friendliest TT parks. Located in the country, west sites are next to a cow pasture, east sites are next to woods and hammock forest. Very popular campground with few open sites in early March. Some sites are narrow and deep, others are wider, very few paved sites. Large trees between sites, live oaks drop leaves all year on sites. Standing water close to sites to the west of the clubhouse during the dry season. Well kept clubhouse has pool tables and card room. Bathhouse and laundry $2./wash/dry are located in center of park. Men's shower has three plastic stalls with folding chairs in dressing cubicle, decorated in nautical motif. Small, older unheated pool is located next to highway with few chairs or chaises. No free WiFi, Tengointernet is pay as you go. Scheduled activities in season: bingo, musical jam session, ice cream social, church service, and craft sale bring residents together. Expensive laundry facilities - $2/ wash or dry. Several miles east to grocery and over a mile west to gas-convenience store and fast food by I-75 interchange. Only a few channels of over the air TV with weak signals. Acceptable broadband Verizon cellular. - travelin' guy
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This was definitely a no frills park. There were no knobs to turn the water on. The water had to be turned on with a pair of pliers. My brother and I both stayed here. His site was supposed to have 50 amp service, but the 50 amp did not work so he had to use the 30 amp plug in. The office was closed most of the time, so it was hard to get to talk to anyone about problems. We stayed here for a month. I had paid a deposit for the electric service for both sites. We had not used enough electricity to use up the deposits. The girl in the office when we checked out did not have the authority to issue a refund for the difference. She told me I would be sent a check for the refund due me. I have not received it as of yet. I have sent an email requesting this refund, but have not had any response again. I will not stay at this park again. - SunshineFullTimer
Ok so here's the way I see this. To be a five star in my book you have to meet certain requirements to a certain degree. 1. Kid friendly. 2. Good Wi-Fi. 3. Clean bathhouses. 4. On site laundry. 5. Near stores, but still quiet. 6. Friendly, comfortable atmosphere. 7. Pet friendly. Granted there is no pool or park which, even though I don't travel with kids, I like to see. However there are a ton of planned activities for the grown folks every week. These folks have a rec hall and they USE it. They have a Gazebo and they USE it. They foster a sense of community like no place we've stayed before. So I give them extra points for that. We came in here accidentally in emergency circumstances, and were welcomed with open arms. We have been made to feel like a part of this community and it IS a community. We hope to return here at least every couple of years for the snowbird season to visit with these amazing folks. - Gypsyroad
Tight roads and no TV or Internet. Will not stay here again. No one at office most of the time. - v35pilot
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We stayed here one night. This is an average park. Quiet and workers were extremely nice. A couple activities planned. Was in site 59. Extremely tight, could not even open my awning because of the RV next to me. Some sites had picnic tables but my site was so tight that it did not have one. Park needs work but can tell some work has been done. Would stay again but only for one night as I pass through. Free wifi and cable. Good wifi signal, strong. A lot of dirt on the sites, not paved. Was almost level. We camped at Wildwood KOA in a Travel Trailer. - AlexJ
A little pricy, but it does put you close to the Villages and is right off I-75. Sites are very small and short except for the front row. Our rig was too long to fit when connected to truck, but being there in October, there park was pretty empty so it really didn't matter to us. The pool is very nice and the park is clean, but very little grass. Mostly sand and lots of sand burrs. Had to make sure dog stayed on pavement or close to it. Dog run is OK, but just sand. Staff is very friendly. I'd definitely stay again, but not during a busy season unless just to overnight as I don't like camping so close to my neighbor that my awning almost touches them. All in all, I'd say its a typical KOA. - LovinFT
We stayed here one night as a stop over. Good experience overall. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Everything worked well and we had no problems. Would stop here again. - ALTraveler


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Genre/Form: | Criticism, interpretation, etc |
Named Person: | Nancy Spero; Nancy Spero; Nancy Spero; Nancy Spero; Nancy Spero |
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Description: | xiv, 249 pages, [8] pages of color plates : illustrations ; 25 cm |
Contents: | Introduction: an encounter with Nancy Spero -- The body is present even if in disguise -- Bringing HD to this moment -- Perhaps dance is the first language. |
Responsibility: | Joanna S. Walker. |
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This tour was amazing!! Unforgettable experience In venice, the serenade was quite good, so wonderful to be on the gondola with the music, beautiful memories with this city while sitting in gondola, I love every part of it.
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it is worth doing, really enjoyed it. One tip; if you are not first on the gondola, hang back until it is full then be first on the second one, because everyone wants to sit on the double seat and there is only one, the rest is stools not very romantic
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My husband and I shared a ride with 2 other folks and were serenaded by a very good singer! We really enjoyed our trip so much and this part of it was Romantic and special. Something we will never forget!!
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With Melo (rest) & Calderon (knee) out, #Knicks will start Galloway, Hardaway, Lance Thomas, Amundson, Ja. Smith. 3 guys on 10-day contracts
Knicks starters in absence of Anthony and Calderon: Tim Hardaway Jr., Langston Galloway, Lou Amundson, Lance Thomas & Jason Smith.
Fisher said Calderon is "feeling much better" but he can't predict whether he will be able to return for Monday's game.
Fisher said Calderon feeling much better, can't predict about Monday's game but wise for him to stay back for treatment "round the clock.''
Carmelo out for recovery. Calderon did not travel. #Knicks starters: L Galloway, Tim Hardaway Jr., Lance Thomas, Jason Smith, Lou Amundson.
#Knicks say Carmelo (recovery day) is questionable tonight vs. CHA. Calderon (knee) & Bargnani (calf) are out. Amar'e is available.
Knicks say Carmelo (recovery day) is questionable tonight vs. hornets. Calderon (knee) and Bargnani (calf) are out. Amar'e is available.
In CHA tonight #Knicks Calderon is out following injury last night(contused left knee) Amar'e: available. Carmelo: questionable (recovery)
Calderon said knee felt weird when it happened and has calmed down. He doesn't think it's serious but isn't sure he'll play tomorrow.
Calderon limping w wrap on left knee says he feels much better but still waiting for final word from docs if he will travel to CHA.#Knicks
Calderon says he's about to see the doctors now. Not sure if he's making trip to Charlotte tomorrow yet
Fisher says Calderon is in a lot of pain, but no known structural damage on left knee right now is good news. Not sure on return. #Knicks
X-Rays on Calderon's knee have come back Negative. Pretty Good news there. Looked bad as he was helped off court. #Knicks
Jose Calderon has a bruised (contused) left knee and will not return. X-Ray results are pending. #Knicks
Knicks say Jose Calderon has a contused left knee. X-Rays are pending. He will not return.
Knicks calling Calderon's left knee injury a contusion. Saying he won't return to the game tonight.
Knicks say Jose Calderon has a contused left knee. X-Rays are pending. He will not return.
As Jose Calderon was helped to locker room by team doctor/surgeon & Acy, he tried to put pressure on left leg, but just couldn't. #Knicks
Actually looked like Elfrid Payton banged knees with Calderon before the pick from Gordon. Either way, hobbled off.
The Spanish boys from @Jorge Sierra talk smack about Jeff Van Gundy and within five minutes, Jose Calderon does down injured. Just sayin
Jose Calderon appears to have injured his left knee on that play. He's hobbling to the locker room.
Calderon limps off the floor, and gets assistance in coming off the floor. Not putting any weight on left leg. Banged knees w Elfrid Payton.
Hard to tell - looked like Calderon banged knees with Aaron Gordon. Being helped to his feet and straight to the locker room with help.
Fisher resting Amar'e tonight vs ORL but he will play tomorrow in CHA. Same starters: Calderon, Galloway, Anthony, Smith, Amundson #Knicks
Langston Galloway will start tonight alongside Calderon, Carmelo, Jason Smith and Lou Amundson.
#Knicks vs. #Sixers starters: @Carmelo Anthony, Lou Amundson, Jason Smith, Langston Galloway, Jose Calderon
#Knicks starters: Calderon, Galloway, Anthony, Jason Smith, Amundson. Amar'e is not on a specific minutes restriction. Noel out for PHI
And yes I find it ironic, given battle for starting spot once upon a time, that Bayless is coming for Calderon's FT% record.
2 records being threatened halfway thru season : DeAndre Jordan 72.1 FG% (Wilt 72.7% all-time best). Bayless 98.5% FT, Calderon 98.1%
Only looking for assets, not $$ back. Can't be picky. RT @matty_omara: @Alan Hahn what kind of return do you think we can get for Calderon?
Reports say Calderon. Amar'e? Jax said we shouldn't be surprised by moves. RT @kennydejohn: @Alan Hahn Next Knick to be traded? #AskAlan
With two 10-day contract starters and Calderon's biggest shot of a tough season, Knicks end their 16-game skid. bigstory.ap.org/article/37cc7a…
Los Knicks van a ganar! Calde decisivo con un triple a falta de 30 segundos. Llevaba 1/9. Ha respirado aliviado http://t.co/fzCXn87Q4m
Great bounce pass from Carmelo to set up Jose Calderon, who was brought in to bag big 3-pointers like that one. Knicks 96-92, 32.7 seconds.
Defensive breakdown from the Pelicans. Covered Melo but allowed a wide open Calderon from 3.
Calderon hits a triple, and entire team erupts. Good for the players. Can tell this has been weighing on the ones who are left.
Correction: They call no free throws for Amundson. Instead, Jose Calderon drills corner 3 for huge basket. NY 96-92 at 0:32


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All my other relationships were in the toilet anyway. My parents just got divorced so I was pissed at both of them. My BFF and I had a major falling out. I didn't go to school any more than I absolutely had to so I didn't really see any of my other friends. When I met my husband we were so in love because we didn't really have anyone else. It was nice not to have to worry about them.
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I remember being the single kid and being SO bitter when my friends did this. Then I met my boyfriend and I would TOTALLY be doing the same thing, except thankfully, he's stationed 5 hours away. *(Wow, that's the first time I've been happy he's so far away...haha!)*
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I remember being the single kid and being SO bitter when my friends did this. Then I met my boyfriend and I would TOTALLY be doing the same thing, except thankfully, he's stationed 5 hours away. *(Wow, that's the first time I've been happy he's so far away...haha!)*
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awww, not really.
mainly because some of my best friends at that moment were so busy/self-centered/had other issues going on in their lives, it took them a year to find out (because I told them) that I was in love. and then, they tried to warn me against her, but they hadn't even talked to her once so it pissed me off that they spoke about what they only knew from gossip (which isn't exactly a reliable source - especially in a private high-school).
it's not like they really cared anyway.
6 years
I was guilty of this for the first couple months of my current relationship, then I realized that I needed to spend time with my girlfriends too and that I was neglecting them. I felt really bad.
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Yes. Actually I'm kissing my bestfriends butt right now because of it. She says I dont love her anymore! :(
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I think to a certain degree it's normal to burrow in when you finally meet that right person. The chemistry is intense and you're starting to build a life together. But I also think that when I met my fiance, I was so happy that I wanted to be out and see people, so it was kind of a mixed bag.
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unfortunately, yes I have. when I first met my husband I wanted to spend ALL of my time with him, and I did. That made my friends resent my husband b/c I never saw them...eventually it all evened out though.
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It did with my first love.
I didn't listen to my mom or my dad when he was a good for nothing.
I loved him.
Now that I am not with him and am older I realized that I was blinded!!!
WIth my current relationship, my bf met my family and friends.
He's the one I really love and he hasn't ruined any of my relationships with my friends.
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I too am guilty of this. I know that I put things to the side to see and be with my husband now and I know I was like that years ago.
But my mom has been really bad at this for my whole life so I think I have had a bad role model. She's really bad now with her new boyfriend, when things are good she doesn't care diddly about anyone else. Eh.
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In 2008, the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) completed construction of a deer fence and wildlife underpass in southwest Wyoming. The new underpass system was necessary in order to reduce the number of animal-vehicle crashes along a 14-mile-long stretch of US 30. Prior to the construction of the deer crossing, an average of 130 deer were killed each year along this part of the highway. Deer crossed this section of US 30 in such large numbers because their bi-annual migration route passes over this stretch of road.
An effort to reduce the number of collisions began in 1986 when Wyoming passed the Nugget Canyon Wildlife Migration Project Act. This Act required that State agencies work together to decrease the number of collisions. In 1989, research began to determine the best method to reduce the number of animal-vehicle collisions. Following initial research, an eight-mile fence with one gap, flashing lights, and overhead lighting was installed. Unfortunately, this technique did not decrease the number of animal-vehicle collisions.
In 2000, a 12-foot by 20-foot culvert was installed at the gap in the fence from the 1989 project. With the culvert in place, deer could choose to use the culvert or go around the fence. With assistance from the Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at the University of Wyoming, the study team determined that additional structures and deer fencing were still needed.
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Following the installation of the culvert and the deer fencing, 6.3 miles of new deer fencing and 6 new concrete underpass structures were installed in 2008. With the aid of WEST, Inc. of Laramie, Wyoming, a three-year-long study is underway to monitor use of the structures along the 14- mile stretch of highway. The study has observed that 24,000 deer as well as 482 elk used the underpass structures. While WYDOT predicted that deer would be frequent users of the underpass, the Department was surprised to learn that elk also used the underpass.
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Brand Asset Digital, the company that offers brands the ability to market their products via P2P search terms similar to Google's AdWords service, came out with a new product this week called P2P Pulse.
In a nutshell, P2PPulse allows labels and artists to track how fans are downloading their music from P2P networks. The metrics include where and when their music is downloaded, how often a file is played, and how it is shared with others.
Joey Patuleia, the company's co-founder, says it's aimed to help the music industry better market music based on where the interest is. He spent a few minutes with Billboard.biz explaining the product and its intent.
So what's the advantage of P2PPulse?
On radio, you're going to pay [someone] to promote your record. That's like a hit or miss business. And even if you get those spins, you're getting SoundScan or BDS spin reports, which are very general. With the P2P data, for a fraction of the cost people pay for radio promo, you're getting a specific download geographic number and other data around who this person is, where they are on the network, and what else they might be into and downloading.
Why P2P?
People are looking for consumption metrics. Who is my fan? And when you look at the music industry, the only metrics there are, are how many spins you get. That's crazy.
But labels are collecting all sorts of data on how their music is sold and streamed online. They can collect that internally through their licensing deals with those other outlets. It's not like they're not able to collect consumption data.
Sure. But at the same time, even the metrics on the Web side, they're not really telling you much outside of the general surfing and engagement on social networks. The fact of the matter is that people are discovering this music on these social nets or on the radio, and they're going right to P2P and downloading it. So at the end of the day, that's the biggest black hole. To never have had metrics around what those people are doing or be able to compare who's downloading what.
Can you talk about any artists using this new service?
We're about to start two campaigns with two independent artists that are looking to do tours in the summer, and they're putting out their singles on radio and on P2P to see where the popularity is. They're going to use the data to tell their booking agent where to focus the tour. We have done this for a few major label artists, but I can't say who yet.
Can you give me an idea of how many artists?
We've had probably a dozen already try it, and about two dozen doing something with it in May, ranging from majors, indies and unsigned. Most are indies.
Do you think the sensitivity of using P2P data will affect how the major labels will want to use this service?
You're going to get different takes from different people based on what business affairs tell people. But the fact of the matter is, the data is too valuable. At the end of the day, if that's the biggest black hole in the music industry they can't fill, and if they don't know what's going on in [P2P networks], how the hell are they going to figure out how to deal with it going forward or market against it or target the rest of their promotional dollars and make money with it?
I can tell you that one of the artists is Papoose, being a Violator act and everything, and Papoose is very popular online. To be able to know that Indiana, Ohio, Arizona, California and whatever is definitely here he needs to be on a college tour because we can see that the major universities in these areas are where he's hot right now... that's never happened before.
How are you associated with Brand Asset Group, the joint venture between Warner Music Group and Chris Lighty's Violator?
Chris is a partner of ours and a partner of mine. Our offices in New York are inside that of Brand Asset Group and Violator. Warner is obviously the JV partner with Violator and Brand Asset Group, but they're just another affiliate we work with on certain campaigns. Brand Asset Group is really our marquee partnership.


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2012-11-19 | Northwest Ridge | Very little snow and a non-issue for hiking. Maybe micro spikes would have been nice, but really there was no problem today. Camped overnight at 11,200 on the standard route. Very little snow. | summitridge | 2012-11-19 | 2 | 1 |   |   | ||
2012-11-12 | Northwest Ridge | Fresh virgin snow when I showed up this morning at 7 AM. There was about 4-6 inches of easy powder while following the gulch up this morning. Once I turned east and started heading up the gully the snow began to get deeper and crusty. The snow was generally about 6-10 inches deep going up to the top of the gully. No issues with route finding until I got to the 6x6 boulder. Much of the snow from the 6x6 Boulder to the ridge was covering the trail and I lost the trail on my ascent. The Route from the Northwest Ridge to the summit was also problematic with portions of the trail being covered by snow. When I did lose the trail I would continued to climb in the direction of my next way-point and would regain the trail or spot the next cairn. Overall it was not to bad, I made the summit in 5 hours and did the return route in 3.5 hours. Yak Tracks / traction for the shoes are pretty much a requirement at this point. No snow shoes needed at this point. Although I didn't have any, poles would have helped with balancing while pushing through the snow. If anyone goes up before the next storm the tracks I had left today will be a helpful guide to the summit. | jrs1965 | 2012-11-12 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-11-07 | Northwest Ridge | Snow and ice patches the whole way up. Most are avoidable but some take more creativity. No need for spikes or snow shoes yet. Take care going over the icy spots - slippery! | MissH | 2012-11-07 | 0 | 4 |   |   | ||
2012-11-03 | Southwest Ridge | This route is basically snow/ice free all the way to the summit. Their were a couple of small patches(no more than 10 ft) in the trees that had a little packed snow/ice and along the summit ridge their were a couple of patches of snow that were easily avoidable. The marshy meadow was frozen on the way up and muddy on the way down, with careful navigation I was able to keep my feet clean and dry. Absolutly no need for gaiters, spikes etc. FYI...there is a tree that has fallen in front of the road about 200 yards from the trailhead. I don't care if you have a monster truck your not getting past it. | bigredmachine | 2012-11-04 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-09-22 | Ellingwood Ridge | Climbed up Ellingwood Ridge and down NW Ridge; both routes are totally free of snow/ice despite the snow on the north face. Aspens are in full color. | KyleS | 2012-09-23 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-08-28 | Ellingwood Ridge | Climbed La Plata via Ellingwood Ridhe in about 6 hours trailhead to summit, topping out at 1:25 pm. What a route! Saw only one cairn on the entire ridge on top of Point 13,206. There are faint trails one can follow, mostly trending to the east of the ridgetop, (climber's left) but route finding is difficult. Opportunities abound to bail down scree fields between cliffs off either side of the ridge but eventually one reaches the point where the fastest way off the mountain is over the top and down the standard route. No snow anywhere, some wet dirt in the shade. Rain started a little after 1:30 and thunder by about 3:00 pm. | Board Shorts | 2012-08-29 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-07-01 | Northwest Ridge | Headed up this morning all is clear and dry...summer is here for La Plata. | bhollamby | 2012-07-01 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-06-24 | Ellingwood Ridge | Made it to the summit via Ellingwood Ridge yesterday. It appears the lingering snow reported last week is almost all gone. I think I stepped foot in snow once the entire day. There are some patches to be found but I generally would have had to go out of my way to get to them. Other than that the ridge is in summer shape for all intensive purposes. | metalmountain | 2012-06-25 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-06-20 | Ellingwood Ridge | Completed La Plata via Ellingwood ridge today. Still several patches of snow filling the Eastern gullies. I had good success either committing to the ridge for some Class 4 or dropping well below to stay Class 3. No traction/flotation/gaiters. Not sure if any would have helped anyhow. Too wet/mushy. | Jerousek | 2012-06-20 | 0 | 3 |   |   | ||
2012-06-16 | Northwest Ridge | Standard Route. Almost completely clear of snow. A few small spots, but nothing you need any snow gear for. Either walk through or around. Trailhead was 47 degrees at midnight and 40 degrees at 5a.m. Guessing around 30 people climbed on Saturday, most taking 4 to 5:30 hours to summit. Clouds built up early then dissipated. | JQDivide | 2012-06-17 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-06-06 | Northwest Ridge | Blue Bird Day. Assent took a little over 3 hours. As stated in previous report very little snow. No traction needed. Ready to go. | desertdog | 2012-06-08 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-05-28 | Ellingwood Ridge | I attempted to hike Ellingwood Ridge, it is still carrying a lot of snow in the gullies on the eastern slopes of the ridge and I did not make farther than Pt 13206, as the picture below shows the snow on the ridge and I went done quite a ways and it looked like all the upper gullies I could see were full. I did not have any snow traction devices so I decided to turn around and come back in July or August. | Built-to-Last | 2012-05-28 | 2 | 2 |   |   | ||
2012-05-26 | Southwest Ridge | southwest route from Winfield is 95% dry. A couple small snowfields in the basin can be avoided easily. Patches of consolidated, firm crust snow on last half mile or so to summit. All snowfields are on flat stretches, no need for snowshoes/spikes. Was very windy in saddles, calm at top. | cougar | 2012-05-29 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-05-23 | Northwest Ridge | Trail is clear of snow and very well maintained up to around 12,500ft, at which point you encounter a snowfield that you can rock hop around or hike up. I would have liked to have had an axe with me for peace of mind when I hiked up the snow field, but the odds of needing it, or any other gear, are very small. I've attached a photo of the snow field going from around 12,500ft-13,300ft. The snowfield makes for a very fast and fun descent once the sun has had some time to soften it up. | kylerhuss | 2012-05-27 | 1 |   |   | |||
2012-05-20 | Northwest Ridge | Summer hike to the top of the ridge. At 13,500 you will encounter a snow field to the summit, this can be avoided if you want to stay on the rocks. No gaiters or ice ax used for the day. Micro spikes used briefly on descent. Beautiful day! | jblyth17 | 2012-05-21 | 4 | 1 |   |   | ||
2012-04-29 | Southwest Ridge | 4wd trail head is open to register. We hiked up to the meadow at 12,500ft The trail had numerous 3 and 4 foot high snow drifts. The trail thru the meadow was indiscernible (willows) - not even sure if snowshoes would help after it had softened. The switch back up to the 13,000 ft ridge was snow packed. | Monte Meals | 2012-04-30 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-04-28 | Southwest Ridge | I climbed La Plata by the southwest ridge. The road was sufficiently clear that I was able to drive all the way to the upper trailhead in a stock Isuzu Trooper with street tires. There are only a couple of 10 foot long sections that require you to drive over snow. The lower part of the trail is clear, but soon we started running into some deep snow banks on the trail. The snow was still hard in the morning so it wasn't so bad, but there was still some post holing. Bring your gaiters Above treeline the trail is completely buried in snow, so we walked on the patches of dry ground and crossed snowfields as necessary. On the upper part of the mountain Yak Trax or the like could be useful, but you'll be climbing half the time on rocks and half the time on snow, so that's up to you. Snowshoes would've been nice on the way down in the valley. You probably won't need them anywhere above the saddle unless you get there late. But after noon the snow in the valley got really mushy and there was much post holing. I'd suggest leaving the snowshoes at the end of the valley before you ascend the saddle and then using them to cross the valley on the way back. We started hiking at 9:30am, peaked at 1:30pm, and got back to the car (at the upper trailhead) at 3:30pm. | Lindyhapa | 2012-04-28 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-04-20 | Northwest Ridge | I attempted the northwest ridge of La Plata yesterday. The recent storm had dropped three to five inches of new snow on top of the snow laid down by the big storms earlier in April. There was quite a bit more snow than I had seen on my ascent of Mt. Antero in early March, and quite a bit more snow than I had expected after our ultra-dry winter. The road to the trailhead was dry, despite the recent snow. I re-broke the trail into La Plata Gulch and up to about 11,200. The summer trail is invisible above about 11,100. I contemplated heading straight up to the ridge, but I had planned to shoot sunset from the summit and the thought of descending all that snow-covered talus was not appealing. Good judgment finally got the better of me, and I turned around. The new snow will melt quickly, of course, but the drifts are deep enough to linger for several more weeks. You probably won't need snowshoes if you're traveling early in the morning, but that trail is going to get quite icy very soon, so micro-spikes will be helpful. In short, the peak is still in much more difficult conditions than it will be in summer. Don't let our warm March lull you into thinking snow season is over. | gprandall | 2012-04-21 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-04-07 | Northwest Ridge | The peak is in great shape with areas of rapid melt out, but has some trouble areas. Around photo 2 in Bills trip report the snow was hard slab with a powder base about stomach deep. On our descent we elected to use the hill to the side to avoid the snow as it had softened up and looked to be primed for a slide. As you cross the terrain in photo 3, we had to traverse 1 large ( 200ft), and a few smaller snow fields. With the cold weather last week there almost no purchase with the spike on my ice axe as we crossed, an a fall would have been very bad here. From about 11,000-11,5000 the snow will be a post hole heaven if you don't have cold weather before you go. If anyone has questions PM me for more info. At this time crampons, ice axe, and snow shoes are needed if the standard route is to be followed. If you bushwack a bit and dont mind some extra vertical then microspikes and snowshoes will do the trick. | Andymcp1 | 2012-04-08 | 0 |   |   | |||
2012-03-14 | Northwest Ridge | I climbed Plata today, it was a long day.... a very long day that could have been avoided if we opted to take the standard summer route. The Standard winter route was a frozen snowy prison. I was post holing on every step to my waist with BIG snowshoes on for .25 mile, which lasted for an hour or two. It sucked. DONT DO IT. If I was to advice anyone interested in climbing Plata soon, I would suggest taking the standard route with a packed trail. It's really obvious and very solid in the morning, not so much in the afternoon. Definitely bring microspikes and snowshoes. The snowshoes may help if your day lasts as long as mine did. There is also some fairly decent glissading available. | Rcizzle | 2012-03-14 | 0 |   |   |


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The book of Jonah is one of the Hebrew Scriptures' most significant writings. But since many of us don't recognize its literary genre, we miss the theology the author's trying to convey.
The book of Jonah is one of the Hebrew Scriptures' most significant writings. But since many of us don't recognize its literary genre, we miss the theology the author's trying to convey.
When we were children, our mother was not content with having us pray the ordinary grace before meals. No, at grace time, as well as in prayers before bed, there was a litany of sorts in which we remembered family and friends, and always ended with the simple prayer, "Please, God, help me to know my vocation and have the grace and strength to follow it." Mom was a firm believer that everyone had a vocation, a call to serve God with their best talents and deepest desires.
Today, the community of believers in Jesus gathers to remember and celebrate his baptism. There at the Jordan, John clarified his role as precursor of Jesus. The baptism given by John was preparatory for the baptism that Jesus would bring: John's was with water, but Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit. There at the Jordan, Jesus was identified as "my beloved Son," and from that moment on, he would be the living Word and Wisdom of God. In all his words and in all his works, Jesus would make known to sinners the love and mercy of God.
In recent years, people's attempt to trace their roots and fill in the branches on their family tree has been greatly helped by the website ancestry.com. There, one can search through a wealth of public records in order to find the who and the where of family origins.
As far as we can tell, nothing in Scripture was written exclusively for cloistered religious. We assume our sacred authors had ordinary married people and their children in mind when they composed our biblical writings. The spirituality and theology expressed in them were meant to be lived in a real world populated by real people: husbands, wives, children, grandchildren, men and women who related to one another on a normal, human level. We especially must keep this in mind when we celebrate the feast of the Holy Family.
O God of delight, fill our hearts with wonder-filled stories.
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O God of Quiet, come! Whisper in our waiting hearts what you ask of us.
O Rising Sun, send your healing rays of love into our lives.
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Document scanners deliver speed, superior image quality and excellent paper handling for businesses looking to store their data efficiently. CDW has a wide selection of document scanners from the industry's top-selling brands like HP, Kodak and Fujitsu. If you aren't particular about a brand, you can also search for a document scanner by type. We have film, flatbed, mobile, roll and sheetfed document scanners. If you're unsure which type would be the best fit for your company, you can contact an account manager to help. They will assist you in identifying a document scanner that meets your needs.