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Just bought a 10 gallon kettle and am about to do my first NB extract kit, after doing 8 partial boils in a 5 gallon kettle. Do I need to make any adjustments to the instructions, or is it as simple as boil 5 gallons of water, add extract, hops, cool and add yeast per instructions, with no adding of water to make up to 5 gallons?
I have heard some people start out with more than 5 gallons to get to 5 gallons at the end, with wort lost to evaporation? Is this true, and what is the amount needed to end up with 5?
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I'm not super-postive about this, but I would recommend following the instructions unless you know the specifics of your ingredients. If my understanding is correct, hop utilization is affected by wort density, and NB extract kits come as partial boil kits. So...if you follow the instructions (particularly with hop additions) with a wort that is much less dense, your result should be much more bitter than the kit intended. If you know the AAUs of the hops and can weigh them, then you can probably make the adjustments (http://www.tastybrew.com/calculators/ is online and free if you don't have a program) and do a full boil pretty successfully. If you don't know the AAUs but know the hop variety, you can probably estimate your AAUs and be fine. If you don't know either, you can always take a stab at it and see what happens. For example, if you are supposed to do the partial boil with three gallons, you could do a full boil with six gallons (you will still have to add some top off water) and add half of the hops at the same time the instructions say to. If you go that route, I would say it's much more important to do that with the bittering hops than any of the hops you are supposed to add during the last 20 minutes of the boil. In fact, if you like hop flavors and aromas and the kit you are brewing calls for those additions, I'd probably leave those the same (or at least close to it), especially as you get closer to flame out. However, if you add the full flavor and aroma hops additions, you might want to back off the bittering hops just a touch more.
I did a full boil this weekend, started with 5 gal of water, added 9 lbs of goodies and when it was all said and done I ended with 5 gal of water. I try not to over boil my wort, a nice steady boil is good don't get all armegeddon and have the stuff rolling out of control. I found that 210 degrees was just perfect and it never came close to boiling over. This all being done over a propane flame in a 32 qt pot that I kept the lid partially on, would say 3/4 of the pot was covered with the lid. This was my first full boil and it went super smooth. Will be doing full boils from this point forward. I would think with only doing 5 gal start with 5 gal of water and top it off once it's cooled and your about to pitch the yeast. What if you start with 6 gallons and in the end you have 5.75 of wort, your OG is gonna be way off.
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Fwiw the kit I am making is NB tcan and bearcats wheaten beat down. Calls for .75 oz Yakima magnum hops for 60 mins, then 1 oz of willamette and cascade 10 mins before end of boil. How would I do this for a full boil?
Using the tastybrew calculator (http://www.tastybrew.com/calculators/recipe.html), I found following the instructions with your hop additions for a seven gallon boil (collecting 5.5 gallons when finished) would give you about 60 IBUs. Since the description of the kit doesn't really tell you whether they consider it an over-bittered American wheat or an American pale ale, you just have to make a guess and go with it. The BJCP 2008 guidelines suggest an IBU range of 15-30 for an American wheat and an IBU range of 30-45 for an American pale ale. If I were the one doing this, I would add .25 ounce of the magnum at 60 minutes and leave the Willamette and Cascade additions the same. The same calculator used above (with a seven gallon boil) shows that you would wind up with about 32 IBUs. I think that you would be much happier with the beer done this way.


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Thanks for the input guys. And well said on the point of confidence as a conflict diffuser, Jim. I have noticed that. Especially, since Ive trained with my carry sidearm more.
An armed society is not always a polite society, but it is a free and safe society! Self Defense is an absolute and natural right! Keep your head down and your powder dry!
It did seem to make be a bit more situationally aware of my surroundings so as to avoid possible escalation unless I have no other options.
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firearms have always been tools to me. no different than having a set of craftsmen wrenches on hand. ive carried guns for as long as i can remember. i also dont go out of my way to be a douchebag and insert myself into situations i have no business in like that idiot in florida that made a stink a while back. ive had oppurtunity to call the police and in general i then go about my business after reporting what i saw and giving the police my contact info. its not the job of a civilian to be a police officer.
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I agree that escalation is probably the most important point here. Also, I will not drink any alcohol while I carry. Even before my carry days, anything involving firearms did not invlove a bottle of beer. The liabilities are too great. Impedes performance and increases liability.
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Nope. Good training and a level head have always been strong points for me.
I totally understand where your friend is coming from. Although my attitude did not change when I started carrying regularly. I do make it a point of being very aware of my surroundings.
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Creating a Web presence is easy, but it shouldn't be that easy.
I recently worked with a well-known car and truck manufacturer. Automakers spend vast sums creating computer-generated models and prototypes of new product lines. They test and pre-engineer "concept cars." Easy to understand why, given the high capital expenditure of retooling a factory to produce a new car line.
Car companies cannot tolerate losses from consecutive failed products. So, they treat concept ideas as guilty until proven innocent. Better to let a few good ideas fall by the wayside in the concept stage than allow a truly bad idea to make it to market. Executives would be remiss if they didn't protect shareholder value by weeding out potential failures before they become disasters.
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The fundamental problem with most aspects of current Web sites is the hurdle they need reach to be released is so incredibly low. It's probably measured in inches rather than meters. For too many companies, the ease of putting up a Web site -- any Web site -- ends up fogging the true goal of creating the right Web site that actually accomplishes corporate goals such as persuading visitors to take action.This is not a call for developers and designers to double their fee structure but rather for companies to realize constructing the right message takes focused concentration and company effort. Most companies, frankly, are unwilling or politically unable to make such a commitment.
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Certainly we're beyond the time when a business could tap a high school sophomore with FrontPage, Flash, and a bootleg copy of Photoshop to throw together a corporate Web presence in a weekend. Professional designers and developers and new-media consultants do top-notch work. But is your company ready to leverage their skills by doing top-notch work with them?
This isn't a matter of company size. Large corporations often have the longest distance to go to raise their hurdle clearance. Many companies just haven't changed their mind set to one that would create a success -- it's one that requires deep corporate commitment to the end customer through a focus on content, value, experience, and merchandising. Only recently have processes come to light for uncovering these sorts of issues.
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The good news is there are tons of success stories. If I had to pick one category where the most winners are, it would be pre-Web catalogers. They invested the time, hard work, and resources to plan for their visitor's needs and develop copy and images to sell on this intangible medium. They did so in print prior to the Web's invention.
John commented on something our company has been aware of for quite some time. "Often, the right message poorly delivered will perform better than the wrong message beautifully presented." He continued, " But designers and developers cannot possibly present the message right unless the client company itself generates the right message."
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It's amazing how little time is truly spent understanding the message visitors extract from a Web site versus what the company thinks it wants to say. This isn't limited to small companies with no marketing department (an epidemic of marketers contemplate their navels).
It's hard to read the label from inside the bottle. A good outside consultant can help companies get some distance and perspective and refocus messaging with a thorough uncovery. Uncovery's goal is to identify the business's value and articulate it in a way that matters to the customer. Uncovering hidden information -- what a business knows but does not articulate -- is the core of the uncovery process.
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A Gay Travel Hike to Machu Picchu
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Hike one of the most renowned trails in the entire world on our gay Incan Trails tour. Experience breathtaking views while hiking and camping through a land of enchanting mystery. Above the ancient temples and small villages lies our destination: Machu Picchu, Lost City of the Incas.
If you prefer a warm hotel bed and a more relaxing train and bus journey to Machu Picchu, consider our Machu Picchu Luxury Tour.
At its peak the Inca Empire stretched for hundreds of miles up and down the spine of the Andes, with a complex web of trails connecting villages, cities, and shrines. A haven for serious hikers and explorers, the area surrounding Machu Picchu in Peru offers natural beauty, history and enchanting mystery. Each day our gay hiking group will ascend the Salkantay Inca Trail to witness new vistas, see incredible ruins (only visible by walking the trail) and live in the actual footsteps of those who built this path nearly 600 years ago. Each day the anticipation of seeing the Lost City of the Incas, Machu Picchu itself, will pull us upward into the clouds, then down the forested slopes to the citadel. Before and after our hike we will also spend time touring Lima, the Sacred Valley and Cusco.
The exquisite vistas and remarkable sites along the trails of the Incas have attracted intrepid trekkers for the past several decades. The Salkantay Inca Trail provides a physical challenge which rewards hikers with views of Machu Picchu from a rare vantage point. Our ten-day tour offers a taste of Peru with an emphasis on hiking the Incan Trails and discovering the history of the Incas.
Please note exact itinerary for tour days in Lima and Cusco may be subject to change.
Days 1-2: Lima, Peru
Most tour members arriving during the evening of Day 1 or early in the morning of Day 2. For anyone in Lima during the afternoon of Day 1, we offer an optional half-day excursion to the nearby ruins of Pachacamac for an additional charge.
After breakfast on Day 2, we will tour the city including: the Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace, the Cathedral and Archbishop's Palace. We will also enjoy a visit to a collection of Inca and Pre-Inca arts and artifacts, and tour the Larco Herrara Museum with its extensive erotic art collection. Our lunch and dinner will be at two of the restaurants that have put Lima on the international culinary map.
Days 3-4: Breathe Deep: Cusco and the Sacred Valley
This morning we take a short flight from Lima to Cusco. After arrival in Cusco, we will begin adjusting to the altitude in preparation for our upcoming mountain trek. On our way to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, we will stop at the ancient walled complex of Sacsayhuaman, known for its tightly formed walls made of massive stones, and held together without mortar. From there we will cross a 13,000 foot pass, then descend to the Awana Kancha Llama Farm, for something completely different – a chance to see the four types of camelids (llamas, alpacas and their cousins) up close and personal.
Our first view of the Sacred Valley will be from the steep road down from the pass. The Valley is a beautiful stretch of villages and ancient ruins spread across a broad plain beneath the gentle mountain slopes northwest of Cusco. The area is home to several grand haciendas, Inca temples, and quaint villages. It is also a fertile valley and major center of agricultural production for the region. With the Urubamba River as its source, native Andean crops such as white corn, coca, potatoes, and other fruits and vegetables flourish in expansive fields and along spectacularly terraced mountain slopes. We will have dinner at our hotel in the Urubamba Valley for the night then get a good rest as we adjust to the 9000 or so foot altitude and prepare for our mountain trek two days later.
During our full day in the Sacred Valley we will limber up by doing some lighter hiking at ancient Incan fortresses at Pisac at the Cusco end of the valley, or Ollaytaytambo at the far end of the valley. We will also walk to the ancient Maras Salt Pans that look like a series of rice paddies aligned on a hillside – but the intricate irrigation system is actually to leave salt residue behind instead of irrigating rice crops as would be found in Asia.
Day 5: Footsteps of History: Hiking the Salkantay Inca Trail
From approximately 1450 to 1530, the western coast of South America flourished under the vast Incan Empire. At the height of their reign, the Inca were worthy of comparison to the ancient Roman society. Their many achievements include superior roadways, government, and counting systems. Lasting roughly a century, the Inca culture was highly sophisticated, but most information about them was lost during the time of Spanish conquest. Today archaeologists continue to uncover some of the buried mysteries to further our knowledge of the Inca, and during our trek, we will discover more about this fascinating culture. The following itinerary is typical of the trek but may fluctuate based on weather conditions, campsites available and the progress of the group.
We have an early departure today and a half-day drive to our trailhead at Soray Pampa. We'll stop in Limatambo, an ancient Incan town with fascinating ruins. We'll meet our horsemen and the horses that will carry our overnight gear, and begin our hike, gradually ascending to the base of Mount Salkantay. Our campsite tonight is in a dramatic setting near the glacier (warm clothing is a must!).
Day 6: High Mountain Pass
We depart early after breakfast and start a 1.5 hour ascent to the Salkantay Mountain Pass (4,525mt/14,842ft), the highest point of our hike. Here, in addition to the stunning views of the surrounding glaciers, we can observe chinchillas and condors in their natural habitat. From the pass we start our long, gradual descent toward the Urubamba River valley, with the tree line below us. We move slowly, not only to maintain our breathing and walking rhythm, but also to enjoy the outrageous mountain views.
At lower altitudes we will find a more tropical climate and a cloud forest where white slips appear out of nowhere, only to dissolve like a magic handkerchief and leave us with a perfect patch of blue sky. In the late afternoon we reach our camp at Qollpa Pampa (2890m/9479ft). This is a beautiful spot with natural hot springs in which to relax. We can also catch a glimpse of the very rare que-ua tree found only here in the Andes.
Day 7: A surprising range of climates in the Andes
Today's hike is an easier walk alongside the Salkamayo River, enjoying increasingly lush vegetation, and passing waterfalls, passion fruit trees and coffee plantations. In the afternoon we arrive at our camp at the village of La Playa (2,155mt/7,068ft), where we can take a refreshing dip in the river before dinner.
Day 8: Our first view of Machu Picchu
After breakfast, we cross the river and climb past coffee plantations up to the lookout point of El Mirador (2,860mt/9,381ft) for a rarely seen perspective of the legendary Lost City of the Incas, Machu Picchu, along with an incredible view back toward Salkantay Mountain.
We enjoy a final picnic lunch at the Inca ruins of Llaqtapata (2,650mt/8,692ft), then a two-hour descent takes us past the hydroelectric plant of Machu Picchu. We finish our hike in Aguas Calientes where we shake the dust off our clothes, enjoy a hot shower, and replace our sleeping bags with soft hotel beds at one of the finest hotels in the village.
Day 9: Exploring Machu Picchu
We wake up early and board a bus up to Machu Picchu itself. The ancient city atop the mountains at 8,000 feet seems untouched since being inhabited by the Incas. Because of its remote location, the Spanish conquistadors missed Machu Picchu and it became a refuge for the escaping Incas during the time of conquest. Amazingly preserved temples still stand with huge walls of artistically carved white granite. Every turn offers another view, another photo opportunity, or another chance to absorb the magic and the history that make this place so special.
Upon arrival our guide will give us a tour of the Inca citadel for about two hours. We will then have free time to walk around or climb up the rocky pinnacle of Huayna Picchu Mountain (tickets provided) where one can appreciate spectacular views of all of Machu Picchu, the valleys and the surrounding mountains. Alternatively, you can visit the Temple of the Moon, the Sun Gate, and/or the famous Inca Bridge. In the afternoon, we meet in the town of Aguas Calientes to collect our luggage, board our train toward Cusco then transfer in a bus to our hotel. We will arrive in the early evening and check into our deluxe hotel. Dinner will be on your own this evening.
Day 10: Cusco City Tour
Cusco is a lovely colonial city with plenty of diversions, and a chance to slow down and enjoy Andean hospitality, after our long days of hiking. During our half-day Cusco city tour, we will visit Santo Domingo Monastery, the Cathedral and the Temple of the Sun.
During your free time check out the hip San Blas neighborhood where you can roam the ancient streets and shop at the square filled with native art galleries and craft booths. Cusco's main square also features lovely shops and tempting restaurants, where you can stop for lunch, which is on your own today. Tonight we gather to enjoy our Farewell Dinner at one of Cusco's most interesting restaurants.
Day 11: Cusco and Departure
An afternoon flight to Lima is included in the tour fee. (If you have a flight out of Lima between noon and 6 pm, please be sure we book an earlier flight for you.) For those with late-night flights, we are happy to arrange a room at a hotel by the airport for resting before heading to the airport.
Extension: You may extend your trip with additional time in Lima or Cusco or by adding on a private tour to the Amazon or Lake Titicaca. Please check with us if you are interested in a adding a post-tour expedition to your Peru adventure.
Price includes: Arrival transfer from Lima Airport to Lima hotel; All accommodations in hotels and tents each night; Tents and camping gear for trekking; All meals except for one dinner and one lunch in Cusco and meals on arrival and departure days; All group transfers and other ground transportation within Peru; Lima-Cusco-Lima flights; Departure taxes for flights within Peru; Tips for included meals, city guides, drivers, hotel luggage handling, Inca Trail cook and assistant guide; Hotel service charges and taxes. All HE Travel tours include complimentary medical and evacuation insurance.
Not included: Departure taxes for international flights; Meals not included in tour package; Tipping to main guide and porters on Inca Trail (est. $150 per traveler), and to HE Travel tour director; Personal items including: alcoholic beverages, snacks, laundry, and telephone calls.
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"Hiking the Inca Trail with my boyfriend is an experience that I will never forget! The history came to life as we walked among the ruins and learned about the inspiring history of the Andean people. And the camping was great! The food on the trail was incredible. Where else do you get served hot tea when you wake up in the morning?!?" — Ryan P., Colombus, OH
"The moment we crested the Sun Gate and had our first glance at Machu Picchu I was overwhelmed with emotions for accomplishing such a trek but also for seeing such an amazing site." — J. Ralston, New York, NY
"The Inca Trail trip was everything I expected it to be: challenging, exhilarating and spectacular. Our group developed a great camaraderie and we all had a FABULOUS time!"— Brian Farmer, San Francisco, CA
"No pictures can prepare you for the experience of entering the Sun Gate – after four days of hiking in the Andes – and seeing Machu Picchu for the first time. A breathtaking, tear inducing, goose bump experience."— Bob Tuschman, New York, NY
Most of our trips draw more single travelers than couples. When couples do join us, it's usually because they're looking forward to interacting with a gay group; if they wanted a holiday by themselves, they wouldn't have signed up to travel with us. Furthermore, the activities included with our trips serve as natural ice-breakers. Within a day, you'll be traveling with friends. You don't need to pay the single supplement if you're traveling alone. We'll be happy to match you with a roommate. Pay the single supplement only if you want a bedroom to yourself.
For selected trips, including cruises, we will charge half the single supplement if you request a roommate but we can't match you with someone.
This tour starts and ends in Lima, Peru.
This trip includes very strenuous hiking at high altitudes. You should be prepared to hike for several hours each day, carrying a day pack. (Camping and meal supplies will be carried by local porters.) We will be camping along the trail for three nights, often in primitive conditions. Temperature can vary on a daily basis from extremely warm to freezing.
We will supply sleeping mats, tents, all kitchen and bathroom facilities (they may be primitive but they'll work!) and sleeping bags on request (let us know when you choose your options). You may want to bring your own pillow or pillowcase to fill with a sweatshirt. Your own water bottle and lightweight backpack is recommended as well.
Unless you live in Denver or another higher altitude location it is not easy to prepare for mountain hiking. The best thing you can do is to be sure you are in good physical shape. Aerobic exercises such us running, cycling, and even long walks can help to boost your endurance and stamina. Still there is no substitute for the thin air of high-altitude hikes, so that is why we schedule a day to get acclimated before we start the trek.
If you're asking the question, you should probably get light- or medium-weight boots. But first, consider how much you'll wear them, and under what conditions.
Light-weight hiking boots (weighing up to 2-3/4 lbs. per pair) are made of synthetic materials, or a combination of leather and synthetic. The lighter weight means less work for your feet over a day of hiking, and the fabric breaks in faster than leather. These boots are fine for day hikes on good trails in dry conditions. If you expect to hit occasional snow, mud, or rain, be sure they have waterproof liners.
A step up are medium-weight boots, weighing 3 to 4 lbs. per pair. These are made with more leather, or sturdier synthetics. They offer more support and better resistance to the elements. For a week of day hikes in varied but generally dry conditions, these are ideal.
Boots that weigh over 4 lbs. are classified as — you guessed it –heavy-weight. These boots are serious, all-weather footwear. They'll take longer to break in, and the leather requires special care. They're probably not the best choice for your first pair of hiking boots. But once you've broken them in, they'll last almost indefinitely, and provide more support than the others. Your ankles will appreciate the extra protection when you're scrambling over scree. They're more expensive, but heavy-weight leather boots can be re-soled, making them a worthwhile long-term investment for serious hikers.
You cannot attach crampons to light-weight boots, nor to many medium-weights. If you'll often be hiking on glaciers, be sure your crampons and boots are compatible. If you're just planning an occasional day of glacier hiking at some point, you're probably better off renting boots for that occasion, rather than buying more boot than you really need.
The usual rule of thumb is to walk at least 50 miles in your new boots before wearing them for an extended hike.
Start with short walks. You don't want to get halfway into a 15-mile hike and realize you've got a new blister forming. Wear the boots when you walk to work, to the grocery store, to do errands. When that seems comfortable, do a few short hikes in them. Aim for a couple of 10-mile day hikes in these boots before you head out for a full week.
If you're buying heavy-duty or all-leather boots, 50 miles may not be enough. Purchase them well in advance, so you can be sure they're broken in before you undertake a multi-day hiking trip.
The lighter the boots (and the higher the proportion of fabric to leather), the easier it will be to break them in. But ignore anyone who says light-weight boots don't need any break-in time. They do; furthermore, your feet need time to gradually adjust to them. Finally, if you bought the wrong size, you want to figure that out before you're in the middle of a long hiking trip.
Your boots will probably be most comfortable if you lace them a bit looser at the toes and inseams, and tighter at the ankles. (Reverse that when walking downhill, so your toes don't slide into the tip of the boot.) Experiment till you're comfortable. Keeping your toenails trimmed will also help ensure a comfortable fit.
You need to be sure you'll get enough water as you hike. Chances are you will not need to purify water while on the trail. Our porters will provide boiled water each morning and evening for you to fill your water bottles. You can also purchase bottled water for the first two days on the trail from locals who sell from their homes. But if you prefer to be self-sufficient, the following procedures should help.
Staying well-hydrated is key to enjoying your hikes, keeping your energy level high, and staying healthy. As in many sports, the rule is: Drink before you are thirsty. In many areas, that simply means carrying one or two 1-liter water bottles and refilling them at rest areas that have tap water available.
Unfortunately, there are few places left in the world where you can assume that water in an outdoor stream or pond is safe to drink. You should assume that all water outdoors requires purification. If tap water won't be available, there are two popular ways of meeting your needs.
Iodine tablets are dissolved in a liter of water, and will kill giardia and other organic agents. Chemical contaminants are not removed by iodine treatment, and it shouldn't be used by pregnant women or people with certain health conditions — see the bottle for details. Nor is it a good idea for prolonged use. But a bottle of 50 tablets is small and portable, and works well for short trips or as an emergency backup. A second tablet, usually sold on an adjacent hook at the outdoors or camping supply store, will neutralize the unpleasant iodine taste.
Water filters use a hand pump to force water through a filter. These have made great progress in the past decade, but are still subject to clogging and breakdowns. Many campers and hikers prefer filters over water tablets. Always try out your new filter (and, for that matter, any new equipment) before you go hiking with it, and carry tablets as backup.
Backpackers sometimes boil water to kill any microbes. This requires carrying a camp stove and fuel, then drinking hot or warm water. It's not a suitable approach for most day hikers.
Even in the city, you can find ways to get in better shape for the week. Any aerobic exercise will make a difference, even more so if your hiking will be at a higher altitude than you're accustomed to. A great way to get in shape for hiking in hilly terrain is climbing stairs. Got an office on the 50th floor? You're in luck.
If you feel a hot spot on your foot as you hike, take action before a blister forms. Never continue hiking if you feel trouble developing; it will only get worse. You may simply have a wrinkle in your sock, or a small stone or twig that's rubbing. If a blister seems to be starting, cover the area with moleskin or a protective coating such as "Second Skin".
Despite that, a blister may develop. Standard treatment is to pop it with a sterilized needle. (Use a flame, or rubbing alcohol, for sterilization.) Then cover with a protective coating. Moleskin is the traditional covering; the package will provide instructions. Many hikers prefer a new compound called "Second Skin", which provides a moist coating that protects while also helping the injury to heal.
Naturally, that depends on a lot of factors, including the trail condition, how flat it is, and your level of fitness. A rule of thumb is to allow one hour to hike two miles; and another hour for each thousand feet of altitude you're gaining. So 8 miles over flat terrain will take 4 hours for a typical hiker. If there's a thousand feet of elevation gain involved, it's likely to take 5 hours.
In some regions, such as the Alps in Switzerland, distances are posted in hours rather than in miles or kilometers. This works well on hilly terrain, where it can be hard to estimate how much of your time will be spent going up or down. You'll soon figure out whether these times need to be adjusted for your own hiking speed and style.
First, you do not need one of those tall packs with a frame. Those are for backpackers, heading out for several days or more. The pack itself will be extra weight to carry around; and you'll be tempted to carry more than you really need.
For day hiking, you just need a pack large enough to hold water, perhaps lunch, your map and compass, a sweater and rain protection, camera, sunscreen, and a few other small supplies. It's helpful to have at least a couple of pockets to help you keep things organized; you don't want to have to dig down past your sweater every time you reach in for the compass or sunscreen. A side pocket to hold your water bottle will make it easier to frequently take a sip, and stay well hydrated. A day pack with a waist strap will be more comfortable.
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First — we can't say it too often — be sure your hiking boots are broken in before you start a week (or even a full day) of hiking.
Next, be sure you get enough food and water. Have a good breakfast before you start out — lots of carbohydrates will help. Drink frequently during the day. Drink before you're thirsty is the athlete's motto. You're burning off a lot of calories. Don't be shy about having a Snickers, power bar, or other energy-booster as you go.
Take small steps when going uphill. They're much less tiring.
Carry what you need to be prepared — but don't over-pack.
Finally, stretch for five minutes when you get back home. Then you'll be more prepared for a new hike the next day.
Five minutes of stretching each day, before you begin hiking, will help prevent stiffness and injuries. Here are two exercises to get started:
1. Find a buddy (or, lacking that, a tree) to hold for support. Now reach back with your right hand as you bend your right leg at the knee. Grab your foot and pull gently toward your butt, then hold for 30 seconds. Repeat with left hand and left leg. Then repeat again but crossing over — left hand pulls up your right leg, and vice versa.
2. Stand beside a bench or rock that's about waist high. Face it, and rest the heel of one foot on it. Now, keeping the leg straight, bend forward slowly, then hold for 30 seconds. Repeat with other leg.
With all stretches, avoid jerking or bouncing. Stretch slowly, hold in the stretched position for about half a minute, then relax.
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It really aggravates me seeing the 7th and 8th seed face off in the Eastern conference finals.
I guess more than anything else what bothers me about this years playoffs is the sense of a missed opportunity. Going into the playoffs I had doubts about whether we were good enough to beat either the Capitals or Devils. I honestly thought we would beat them, but I thought there was a great deal of uncertainty based on what we saw during the regular season. But when the Divils and Caps went down in the first round I started to think the road was paved straight to the Cup finals. Oh well show's what i know?
Still my sense is the better team lost. For whatever reason with very few execptions the Pens as a team just didn't show up for game 7. Outside of Jordon Staal I can't think of anyone I would say had a good enough game. And you can't say they choked, the team is too well acomplished to be accused of that. It's just that collectively they came out tight, dug too huge a hole and could never get themselves out of it. We can do a woulda, coulda, shoulda all day long and it doesn't cahnge anything. We're still home to watch two inferior teams play for the right to represent the Eastern conference in the finals.
It really does suck, and we can just hope that it serves as proper motivation next year. .
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He said that Mana taught him those symbols when he was little - it was their secret language or something like that. Obviously, he could read it before he got the eye.He probably was 14th or associated with him - and I think Allen can read it because of the eye and knowledge he had.
Gray just means "not incredibly good, but not incredibly bad". So far, we know both sides do bad things for what they believe are the right reasons, but we don't know their motives enough to be able to tell if they're right or not.Naah, I am starting to think Hoshino doesn't grasp the idea of Gray at all - anything I could call gray here is "Getting to good results by leaving bodies behind". From all the perspective, if I was on Order side I would think Cross is evil Seriously, he acts really suspicious.
When did she open up to Lavi? He saw her crying, and then she was a bit friendly to him like she is to everyone.I think she was opening up before more - she opened up first to Lavi, remember ? Also for something she hates a lot she believes in ideals of Order to be sincere, but still can't forgive some methods. Quite childish.
Lenalee believes in fighting for her friends, and defending them. It isn't like she really has a choice to fight with the Order, anyway. Given the option of leaving (with the support of Komui), I'm sure she'd do exactly that.
If you're that mindfucked, you don't just have hope for happiness and be able to innocently sit by and wait - but anyway, I also mean that the situation she was in is incredibly unrealistic when you add the Holy Grail thing in, and I don't see how her situation without that is much worse than Lenalee's (instead of being violated, she was forced to fight and face death).Oh, that was quite realistic. The best part being that Emiya Shirou was actually at fault of her misery - since she accepted that she is a just a trash, she was quite resistant to pain, but when Shirou came he gave her hope for happiness. She could endure it as long as she knew she could go to his home next day..but waiting for it was also very painful. She got freaking mad in 3rd route, thinking that Tohsaka Rin was trying to steal Emiya Shirou from her... to the extend she was trying to kill both Rin and Shirou, for betraying her hopes...she broked. The way she killed Gilgamesh, Matou Shinji, Berserker or Kotomine Kirei proves it....


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Highland County ranked 57th among Ohio's 88 counties last year for the number of vehicle crashes caused by deer.
According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, Highland County had 181 deer-related crashes in 2012. Stark County topped the list with 558, while Monroe County was at the bottom with 15. Across the state, there were 20,993 vehicle collisions involving deer, resulting in six fatalities and 1,013 injuries.
And, an untold number of additional deer-vehicle crashes go unreported to law enforcement, according to ODOT.
Ohio drivers are being warned to take extra precaution this week due to the annual seven-day deer gun season that kicked off Monday and runs through Sunday.
"Increased deer movement typically begins around the start of fall and continues past hunting season," said ODOT Director Jerry Wray. "The result can mean more deer on our highways and more crashes with vehicles."
ODOT advises motorists to use these safe driving tips to help avoid collisions with deer:
• See the signs: Deer-crossing signs are posted in higher-risk areas. Drive with caution, especially in the posted areas.
• Deer don't roam alone: Deer often run together. If you see one deer near or crossing the road, expect others to follow.
• Danger from dusk to dawn: Watch for deer especially at dawn and around sunset. About 20 percent of the collisions occur in early morning, while more than half occur between 5 p.m. and midnight.
If a vehicle strikes a deer, motorists should report the crash to local law enforcement, the sheriff's department, the Ohio State Highway Patrol, or the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Approximately 420,000 hunters are expected to participate in this year's deer hunting season.
This year's number of deer harvested so far is lower than a year ago.
Through Monday, Ohio hunters had harvested 109,932 deer, compared to 113,107 at the same point in the season last year, a decrease of 3 percent.
In Highland County, 294 deer had been harvested through Monday, compared to 448 a year ago, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife.
Deer hunting in Ohio continues to be a popular activity. Ohio hunters checked 218,910 deer during the 2012-13 season. Ohio ranks fifth nationally in resident hunters and 11th in the number of jobs associated with hunting-related industries. Hunting has a more than $853 million economic impact in Ohio through the sale of equipment, fuel, food, lodging and more, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation's Hunting in America: An Economic Force for Conservation publication.


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Rocketman lands!
..and it's nothing to do with Elton John. Cotic reckon their Rocket will turn you into a superhero – see the video here
..and it's nothing to do with Elton John. Cotic reckon their Rocket will turn you into a superhero – see the video here
Web series returns to Scotland to ride some classic trails with a World Champion, a Baey and a TT racer in tow
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Our Chipps will be hosting an evening of bike films and interviews on Thursday 17th May
Ever wondered what influences a bikes handling? It's more to do with personality than engineering.
The Singletrack staff wax lyrical about the bikes they've always lusted after
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Sim and Mark head to the Midlands to feel the thickness and admire the quality of the freshly printed Issue 72
Welcome to the Steve Peat show – Sheffield legend & friends to star in online video series
We hope you're ready to start seriously considering jacking in your job and packing your life into a van – it's the second part of the Dudes of Hazzard Movie. In this episode they overcome landship woes, invest in a sweet set of wheels, solve the problem of having no showers or aircon – and […]
We know it's not Wednesday, and therefore time for midweek movies, but words cannot describe how much we love the Dudes of Hazzard, so we're not going to try and going to give you this now. Think of it like a birthday present a day early. Because you're worth it. Enjoy! We so want a […]


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How to Replace the Battery in an iPhone 5 [Video]
Posted July 4, 2013 at 5:36pm by here | 22822 views
| Please help us and submit a translation by clicking iFixit has posted a nice video detailing the steps necessary to replace the battery in the iPhone 5.
I was right in the middle of putting an awesome filter on my latest Instagram when my iPhone 5 died. Of course I was devastated, because lets face it, how else will my friends know what it looks like outside today. This is becoming a frustrating trend with my phone so I think its time for a new battery. This video will give you an overview of replacing the Battery in your iPhone 5.
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Thoughtfull - July 5, 2013 at 6:20am
How come she needs to replace battery of her iphone5 which is less than one year old.
Abhiram - July 5, 2013 at 6:16am
the best thing in the video is she is cute & cute expressions.! ;)
6italia0 - July 5, 2013 at 4:51am
Lol just re read my comment, my iPhone 5 gold battery last 15-17hrs of a single charge with my 2680mah gold battery
GRUP - July 4, 2013 at 11:03pm
I don't want to see to to replace a fck battery I wanna see how to jailbreak btches.
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A replica is an exact reproduction, such as of a painting, as it was executed by the original artist or a copy or reproduction, especially one on a scale smaller than the original.[1][2]
A replica is a copying closely resembling the original concerning its shape and appearance. An inverted replica complements the original by filling its gaps. It can be a copy used for historical purposes, such as being placed in a museum. Sometimes the original never existed. Replicas and reproductions can be related to any form of licensing an image for others to use, whether it is through photos, postcards, prints, miniature or full size copies they represent a resemblance of the original object.
"Not all incorrectly attributed items are intentional forgeries. In the same way that a museum shop might sell a print of a painting or a replica of a vase, copies of statues, paintings, and other precious artefacts have been popular through the ages.[3]
However, replicas have often been used illegally for forgery and counterfeits, especially of money and coins, but also commercial merchandise such as designer label clothing, luxury bags and accessories, and luxury watches. In arts or collectible automobiles, the term "replica" is used for discussing the non-original recreation, sometimes hiding its real identity.[citation needed]
Because of gun ownership restrictions in some locales, gun collectors create non-functional legal replicas of illegal firearms. Such replicas are also preferred to real firearms when used as a prop in a film or stage performance, generally for safety reasons.
A prop replica is an authentic-looking duplicate of a prop from a video game, movie or television show.
"Replicas represent a copy or forgery of another object and we often think of forgeries we think of paintings but, in fact, anything that is collectible and expensive is an attractive item to forge".[3]
Replicas have been made by people to preserve a perceived link to the past. This can be linked to a historical past or specific time-period or just to commemorate an experience. Replicas and reproductions of artefacts help provide a material representation of the past for the public.[citation needed]
Replicas of artefacts and art[edit]
Replicas of artefacts and art have a purpose within museums and research. They are created to help with preserving of original artefacts. In many cases the original artefact may be too frail and be to much at risk of further damage on display posing a risk to the artefact from light damage, environmental agents, and other risks greater than in secure storage.[4]
Replicas are created for the purpose of experimental archaeology where archaeologists and material analysts try to understand the ways that an artefact was created and what technologies and skills were needed for the people to create the artefact on display.[4]
Another reason for the creation of replica artefacts, is for museums to be able to send originals around the globe or allow other museums or events to educate people on the history of specific artefacts. Replicas are also put on display in museums when further research is being conducted on the artefact, but further display of the artefact in real or replica form is important for public access and knowledge.[4]
Authenticity and replicas[edit]
Replicas and their original representation can be seen as fake or real depending on the viewer. Good replicas take much education related to understanding all the processes and history that go behind the culture and the original creation. To create a good and authentic replica of an object, there is to be a skilled artisan or forger to create the same authentic experience that the original object provides.[4][5] This process takes time and much money to be done correctly for museum standards.[6]
Authenticity or real feeling presented by an object can be "described as the experience of an 'aura' of an original."[7] An aura of an object is what an object represents through its previous history and experience.[8]
Replicas work well in museum settings because they have the ability to look so real and accurate that people can feel the authentic feelings that they are supposed to get from the originals. Through the context and experience that a replica can provide in a museum setting, people can be fooled into seeing it as 'original'.[8]
The authenticity of a replica is important for the impression it gives off to tourists or observers. "According to Trilling, the original use of authenticity in tourism was in museums where experts wanted to determine 'whether objects of art are what they appear to be or are claimed to be, and therefore worth the price that is asked for them or…. worth the admiration they are being given'."[9][10]
These reproductions and the values of authenticity presented to the public through artefacts in museums provide "truth". However, authenticity has a way of also being represented in what the public expects in a predictable manner or based on stereotypes within museums.[10] This idea of authenticity also relates to cultural artefacts like food, cultural activities, festivals, housing, and dress that helps to homogenize the cultures that are being represented and make them seem static.[10]
For luxury goods, the same authentic feel has to be present for consumers to want to buy a "fake" designer bag or watch that provides them with the same feelings and desired experiences, but as well achieves the look of higher class.
Examples of replicas[edit]
Replicas and reproductions are also for purely consumption and personal value. Through souvenirs people can own their very own physical representation of their experience or passions. People can buy on-line full size replicas (museum-quality) of the Rosetta Stone[11] or prints and museum-quality copies of the Mona Lisa and other famous pieces of art.[12]
For example, Difference Engine No. 2, designed by Charles Babbage in the 19th century, was reconstructed from original drawings studied by Allan Bromley in the 1980s and is now on display at the Science Museum in London, England. A second example is Stephenson's Rocket where a replica was built in 1979, following the original design fairly closely, but with some adaptations.
In China the terra-cotta warriors can be recreated to be personalized for customers. The "Talented craftspeople use their hands and proper tools reproducing every masterwork precisely in the same manner as the royal craftsmen did 2200 years ago. They are made from the same local clay as the originals and constructed essentially in the same ancient method."[13] These warriors can come in a variety of sizes and provide a very realistic and authentic experience with their own personal warrior.
As the white mark prestige comes from the imitation of iPhone, the white marks are the most popular brands in the world. Knock-off brand label fashions and accessories like Louis Vuitton, Coach, Chanel, and Rolex are major labels that get copied.
Issues and controversies[edit]
Controversies with replicas (museum context) are associated with who owns the past.
With works of art museums assert their intellectual property rights for replicas and reproduction of images which many museums use commercial licensing for providing access to images. Issues are arising with more images being available on the internet and it being free access.[14]
Artists can claim copyright infringement related to displays of their work in a context they did not approve of which can be the creation of replicas of their pieces.[15]
With replica artefacts the copies to be "museum-quality" have to reach a high standard and can cost a lot of money to be produced.[4]
Replica artefacts (copies) can provide an authentic view but represents more of the subjectivities of what people expect and desire from their museum experiences and the cultures they learn about.[16]
With copies of retail and other counterfeit goods there is a legal issue related to copyright and trademark ownership.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Replica". Merriam Webster Dictionary. Retrieved 21 March 2012.
- ^ "Replica". The Free Online Dictionary. Retrieved 21 March 2012.
- ^ a b Hamma, Kenneth. "Public Domain Art in an Age of Easier Mechanical Reproducibility". D-Lib Magazine. Retrieved March 20, 2012.
- ^ a b c d e Goff, Kent J. "Reproductions of Original Artefacts in Museum Programming and Exhibits". Retrieved 21 March 2012.
- ^ Goff, Kent J. "Reproductions of Original Artefacts in Museum Programming and Exhibits". Retrieved 21 March 2012.
- ^ Knell, Simon (1994). Care of Collections. London: Routledge. p. 296. ISBN 9780203974711.
- ^ Holtorf, Cornelius (2005). From Stonehenge to Las Vegas: Archaeology as Popular Culture. Altamira press. p. 115. ISBN 0-7591-0267-8.
- ^ a b Holtorf, Cornelius (2005). From Stonehenge to Las Vegas:Archaeology as Popular Culture. Altamira press. pp. 112–129. ISBN 0-7591-0267-8.
- ^ Trilling, Lionel (1972). Sincerity and Authenticity. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press. p. 93. ISBN 0674808614.
- ^ a b c Steiner, Carol J. (January 2006). "Reconceptualizing object authenticity". Annals of Tourism Research 33 (1): 65–86. doi:10.1016/j.annals.2005.04.003. Retrieved 25 March 2012.
- ^ "Rosetta stone replicas".
- ^ "Mona Lisa posters".
- ^ "Factory Tour Lintong, Xi'an: How to make Xian Qin Terracotta Warrior Statues Soldiers?".
- ^ Hamma, Kenneth (November 2005). "Public Domain Art in an Age of Easier Mechanical Reproducibility". D-Lib Magazine 11 (11). Retrieved 21 March 2012.
- ^ Bamberger, Alan. "Copyright Infringement, Reproduction Rights, and Artist Careers". The art business. com. Retrieved 21 March 2012.
- ^ Holtorf, Cornelius (2005). From Stonehenge to Las Vegas:Archaeology as Popular Culture. Altamira press. p. 121. ISBN 0-7591-0267-8.


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My wife and I stayed for 4 days, and really enjoyed our visit to the Morven, with its great views over Carnoustie to the River Tay. The comfortable bedroom and the lovely breakfasts made it a pleasure to return to each day. Whatever time we wanted to get away in the mornings, Barbara would make sure that the breakfast was... More
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Manchester City travel to Germany to face Borussia Dortmund, aiming to claim a Europa League place by finishing third in Group D.
City currently sit bottom of their Champions League group, picking up just three points from five matches so far - their last victory in Europe's elite competition coming six games ago, at home to Bayern Munich almost one year ago.
Mancini's side can claim a Europa League place should they win tonight, and if Ajax fail to beat Real Madrid in the group's other game. A draw would see them progress if the Spanish side are victorious.
Dortmund come into the clash in third place in the Bundesliga, unbeaten in their last eleven matches in all competitions - star striker Robert Lewandowski helping himself to six goals from the last five league appearances.
City are also proving difficult to beat, undefeated in 11, although they have drawn five of their last eight ties, most recently away to Everton at the weekend.
Mancini will be without Spanish midfielder David Silva, who is ruled out with a hamstring injury. He joins Aleksander Kolarov and Gael Clichy on the treatment table, while Yaya Toure is suspended.
Dortmund are missing defender Neven Subotic who has a hip problem - Sebastian Kehl and Sven Bender are also likely to miss out.
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