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This teahouse is such wonderful place to spend part of an afternoon! My husband and I very much enjoyed our tea tasting hosted by Zowie. She educated us about Chinese tea and now...
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This teahouse is such wonderful place to spend part of an afternoon! My husband and I very much enjoyed our tea tasting hosted by Zowie. She educated us about Chinese tea and now we can't get enough of it!
our trip to HK was during the lunar new year…. MignCha was closed but opened for a few hours just for us. SO HAPPY they did and so grateful …..learned so much from this class not only on the way to brew and share tea but so much more.. prices for quality teas was so reasonable compared to what we...
Until our yesterdays tea workshop we never paid much attention to tea, but this was an amazing experience. Zowie, a Junior Tea Master at MingCha, explained to us a great deal about tea, while showing us how to correctly prepare and experience it. Would recommend to anyone with a bit of spare time in Hong Kong and some gastronomical curiosity.
So there I was, coming back from Ngong Ping on the MTR heading Central Station. My purpose: to reach Victoria Peak on a Saturday afternoon in my last day in Hong Kong.
I planned exactly what to do, but with I had this "I am not sure" feeling. It was 2 pm and some colleagues told me about how Victoria...
We had one day in Hong Kong before flying back to Zurich. While our friends chose to go to the beach, we decided to go to MingCha instead, hoping to stock up on some great tea and learn a thing or two about their green teas and oolongs.
We were greeted by the super knowledgeable Tomoko (who grew up in...
While ordering online can't match the authentic hong Kong excitement of visiting their industrial building, the customer service is still exceptional. Great teas, unpretentious quality and good packaging for unique gifts. Quickly replaced a damaged international shipment. Thanks!
Lots of tea to sample from. I bought gifts for my friends and the loved it. There are many options, and staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. They first help me to choose a gift and served me tea.
It is easy to find their location once you are out of the subway station. Make sure to check their website...
My husband and I spent a few hours here during our visit to Hong Kong. Zoe was extremely knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. This is well worth a visit!
A short walk from Tai Khoo MTR. The place is in an industrial building itself where you get to use the elevator with fold-able grill door.
Greeted by Tomoko (Japanese ? Totally unexpected) who shared her vast knowledge about Chinese tea. Its not just about drinking tea but also learning and appreciating it.
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I visited MingCha after reading great reviews about it on Trip Advisor and I was not disappointed at all. Zowie was my guide for the morning and she was extremely helpful. She was very knowledgeable and friendly as she took me through the tasting and helped me pick out teas to purchase. The owner, Vivian, also stopped by to chat...
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And if someone wants a print or to use one for other purposes, a simple message will get rid of it. The ones on flickr aren't full res either.
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And if someone wants a print or to use one for other purposes, a simple message will get rid of it. The ones on flickr aren't full res either.
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By the way, this storm is already almost over. It's real peak was early Tuesday morning when the Bz hit 8.33. I snapped almost 500 pics during the early morning hours.
Here's the album for anyone who's interested.
Finally a reason to kick-start manned space exploration! Think of what can be learned! If there is life on these moons, then that means that it will also die. Dead plants means ocean floor sediment. That means there could be oil there! We now have a reason!
So use solar sails attached to transport ships carrying some other materials to mars. Once the ships enter orbit, detach the solar sails and manuver the sail material (probably mylar) to Mars's L1. Use the solar wind to keep them in place, and balance that with the gravity of mars and use that to refract the solar radiation hitting Mars until it equals that of earth. That would increase insolation and generally supply more solar radiation to the surface of mars. Once the extra heat is added, it will sublimate the CO2 in the soil/poles and increase the greenhouse effect and start warming the planet. That would also increase atmospheric pressure, making habitation easier to achieve. Granted, the new air won't be breathable, but who cares! The planet will be warmer and the atmosphere thicker. If, at some later date, we wanted to make the air breathable, then some serious CO2 scrubbing would be required, but still. That could be a long term goal provided by seeding the planet with.. um... plants! Let the trees do the long term work.
So get get 2 Teslas and have them tow each other around. Never need a charging station again!
I don't think it would matter much. Japanese already have a social reaction to this which would fill the gap. Tattoos are shunned in public places. This would probably fall along the same lines.
Dying your hair is also more socially acceptable now, but not in a business setting.
Besides, a Japanese driver's license doesn't even have a place for hair or eye color. ( I am a permanent resident of Japan and have a Japanese license)
The sun is not a point source. This is the same reason you get 2 shadows during a solar eclipse. The umbra and penumbra. The probe is 6km above the surface and it's not big enough to completely block the sun at that range, hence the fuzzy shadow.
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So when should we expect to see a post on dice jobs for new slashdot server admins. Of all the sites to go down for something like this, Slashdot is the last one I expected.
Send me an email and I'll send you a resume and set up your back end properly. Sheesh
I was going to post nearly the same thing. The other side of Virtualmin is once you have your packages and configs set up the way you want, simply click the backup server button and get a
I still have a copy of windows 2000 RC2 for alpha from MSDN. Got the MIPS and PPC versions too. Keep it around just in case I ever pick up another DEC board.
It always seemed wrong that out of order execution was more efficient than in order. I'll have to read up on it more. You'd think that the results coming in out of order would mess things up.
What you want for that is btsync
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from the come-on-in-the-water's-fine dept.
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Very reminiscent of Ecco the Dolphin. I found it a bit weird that the environments were so awesome looking while the main character looked like it was drawn by a ten year old, but other than that it was a great game. Be sure to check it out.
If open sourcing the engine (and the level editor) is not a story, how are the people interested in making games with it going to find out about the new tools available?
(I guess it wouldn't work for multiplayer due to the rampant cheating that would ensue
Quakeworld was an object lesson in this. Very shortly after the Quake source went GPL, you saw speed hacks. There were those in the Quake (specifically Team Fortress) community who believed that this was Carmack's poison pill to finally kill off the game. However, newer server code soon followed that detected speed hacks (among other things). And, for the most part, a game that had already survived numerous cheats before it was Open Source, continued to survive afterwards.
It should be noted that one of Carmack's discussions around that time was the problem of balancing out latency without trusting the client too much (said trust being the issue that lead to speed hacks).
so can someone make a version of the game that loads up all the files from a single zip file instead of 4788 tiny files! id software does it, but they just rename the zip to pak.


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Title: Hope For Healing Liver Disease in Your Dog!
Author: Cyndi Smasal
Dear Fellow Dog Lover,
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So I started doing research on liver disease, natural diets and supplements. Then I found a Vet to help me understand what caused Norman's liver disease and what supplements I should use to help treat the problem and support the system.
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- How your dog communicates symptoms.
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Title: Dog Training Secrets
"How To Have Your Dog Or Puppy Obey Your Every Command With The Easiest, Step-By-Step Dog Training System Available - Start Seeing Results The Very First Day!"
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- What toys you should give your dog - this is more important than you think, because some toys can actually be detrimental to proper training.
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- Read your dog's body language, and know what it's telling you! (This section can actually give you a whole new way to communicate with
Date: 2006-08-10
Visits: 11736, Video Included
Title: Clickertraining: The 4 Secrets of Becoming a Supertrainer
Author: Morten Egtvedt & Cecilie Koeste
How did Emma (and 45 000 other dog owners) learn so much about clicker training so fast...??
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- How to Condition the Clicker and How to Use Alternative Reward Markers.
The clicker is probably the best conditioned reinforcer available, but you should also have alternatives.
- How to Find Effective Reinforcers
Many people believe that clicker trainers only use
Date: 2009-06-16
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Title: DIY Dog Training
Author: Sharda Baker
"Finally....A Simple and Highly Effective Do It Yourself Dog Training Method to Quickly Help Your Dog With any Dog Behavior Problem - Guaranteed"!
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- How to potty train your dog to go "inside". Useful for those living in an apartment or in extremely cold climates!
- An explanation and description of the training equipment you should seriously consider purchasing.
- 7 fun and easy tricks to teach your dog.
- A dog suffering "Separation Anxiety" is an upsetting experience for many dog owners. Understand how it is caused and treated and most importantly how to "prevent it".
- Finally learn the full scoop on "potty training pads".
- Discover the 4 essential things to ensure you buy a dog that suits you and your family.
- How to make sure you are not throwing your money away if you visit a professional dog trainer.
- Discover important facts about a puppy's critical development periods, both physical and psychological.
- Learn the 3 foods you should never feed you dog. Discover what to do if you or someone else accidentally does. (You might be shocked by this)
- Find out the extremely important tips regarding safety for your young children and your dog. (Too many children are unnecessarily injured by dogs each year).
- Learn how you may have been unknowingly teaching
Date: 2010-02-05
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Title: The Complete Guide To Your Dog's Nutrition
Get Ready To Learn Some Shock Truths About The Dog Food You Feed Your Dog - Our Dog Food reviews Look at both Commercial & Homemade Dog Food To help You Choose The Safest & Healthiest Dog Food For Your Dog.
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- Surefire tips to manage diet related problems such as gas, diarrhea, bad breath and anal gland disease.
- Ways to manage the dog that doesn't seem to eat enough
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- The critical 'dangerous' ingredients in dog food to watch out for
- Powerful tips to choosing a diet to help prevent BLADDER and KIDNEY STONES
- 12 of the best dog foods on the market revealed to help your dog live a healthier happier life
- How to properly switch from tinned to dry food and vice versa and prevent gastric problems
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Date: 2009-11-09
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Title: The Jack Russell Lovers Ultimate Guide To Training
Author: Tom McSharry
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- Stop your Jack Russell's annoying habit of jumping up on you the minute you walk in the door after a hard day at work
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- Get your Jack Russell's barking under control, saving your eardrums and avoiding problems with your neighbours
- Stop your dog from escaping from your yard, avoiding all the fear and distress that comes with losing your pet
- Become your dog's "pack leader" so that you finally feel you have control over your household
- Stop your Jack Russell from chewing on shoes and furniture, saving you the time, money and frustration of replacing your valuable possessions
- Understand the specific needs of Jack Russell Terriers, and how to use your dog's personality to get better training results in less time
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Date: 2010-09-08
Visits: 331, Video Included
Title: The Dog Training System
Author: Kristin Wild
The Dog Training System is For You if Any of This Sounds Familiar…
- Biting and Nipping…
- Aggression towards people or other dogs…
- Excessive Barking…
- Chewing…
- Whining…
- Ignoring Simple Commands like "sit" or "stay"…
- Digging…
- Jumping Up…
- Peeing and Pooping in the House…
- Suffering from Separation Anxiety…
- Bolting out the Front Door…
- Tugging on the Leash…
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- You have a puppy that is trying to figure out the world…
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- How to Stop your Dog attacking other Dogs. This Simple 11-Step method helps you control your pooch no matter how aggressive he or she is towards other dogs…(Interacting With Other Dogs video)
- 4 Easy Tips to Stop Your Dog Play-Biting fast. Although mouthing is cute when your dog is a puppy, it becomes more serious as he grows older —
Date: 2015-02-06
Visits: 2, Video Included
Title: TreT Style Dog Training
"You will get to know ALL secrets of the training of TreT. You will be able to learn a unique method, which will help you to train your dog everything you can see on the video!"
Most people used to see only cats on the trees, roofes and fences, but not dogs JAs a matter of a rule, any dog will stop immediately when it reaches even a low fence or barrier.
TreT is a brilliant reassurance – as it seems like he is ready to jump on you out of the picture and appear just next to you. :)
What my course will give you and your dog?
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Date: 2014-12-26
Visits: 1, Video Included
Title: Double-Life Dog Diet
Blame the real villain: Commercial dog food manufacturers…
You've been bombarded for almost as long as you've been alive with false, misleading claims from these crooks…
And they're happy for your dog to suffer if they make a buck!
These companies spend a fortune on advertising to fool and exploit us… It tricks virtually everyone – including me, for years…
The TRUTH is that you should never feed your dog the poison that is commercial dog food…
Falling for their cunning, manipulative promotions will lead your dog to an early grave…
Pasternak said "An analysis of several pet foods labelled 'chemical free' or 'all-natural ingredients' found synthetic antioxidants in all samples…"
Antioxidants which lead to:
- Bladder cancer
- Kidney cancer
- Skin cancer
- Spleen cancer
- Stomach cancer
- Leukemia
- Major organ failure
- Liver dysfunction
- Immune system collapse
- Birth Defects
- Severe allergic reactions
- Blindness
- Hair Loss and
- Chronic Diarrhea
- Behavior problems
Yet, that's not all. Most commercial dog food contains meat meal. What I'm about to reveal is deeply... Click here to read the full description!
Date: 2015-01-28
Visits: 0, Video Included
Title: Dog Training On Demand A Perfect Dog System
Discover How To Quickly and Easily CURE Your Dog of Over 19 Behavior Problems
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By using this system, I do not have to be worried about my dog every second of the day, whether it is going to the bathroom in the house, being destructive when left alone, being aggressive around people or animals, or any other problem.
In Just a Few Quick & Easy Lessons, Gain the Freedom to Take Your Dog Anywhere!
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- Avoid embarrassment in public by having a dog that listens
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Recommendations/Suggestions for Remote Control of Barn Light.
My barn is located approx 250-300' behind the house, and I would like to be able to turn on the barn's halogen spotlight from the house. Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations on if this can be done and what/where I should be looking for the equipment to do this? Oh, there is a clear line of sight to the barn, no obstacles to contend with.
Thanks in advance for your help!!
That's pretty far for any wireless device to support. I'd suspect that you want to run a pair of "control" wires out to the barn. These wires would carry a low voltage signal that could simply run a relay that turns the spot "on and off". How difficult this would be would depend on whether or not there's already conduit running to the barn or not. The challenge is installing the control wires; the relay would be inexpensive and easy to install.
Thanks for the response Kurto! Here's a little more info....
Yes, there is conduit running to the barn, but it makes 2 90 degree turns. When I originally bought the property the barn was used as a shop and was connected to commercial power. Commercial power is cheaper than residential, but not running a shop I didn't need the added expense of the commercial which was expensive because of the monthly minimum charge for a building that (post my purchase) elec was seldom used. So for many $k I trenched and had the barn connected to the house (residential) power. As the years have gone by I installed a well with a 5hp pump that irrigates the outside of the home and perimeter of the property. When the pump is running it is kicking my elec bills to the top of the tier rates we pay - so hundreds of dollars a month. Now I'm planning on putting in an orchard/grove, and if I continue to have the barn (which supplies power to the pump) run on residential power I'll be looking at a $1K+/mo electric bill. So I'm planning on disconnecting the house power to the barn and install an Ag meter/line to power the barn - which will cease my ability to turn on the barn light from the house. I found one site that offers a remote that might cover the distance, but not being an electrician I don't know if it's hype or not. Maybe you (or some one else) can give me an opinion on what you think of them? Their site is - www.controlight.com/.
This site (GardenWeb) has been fantastic at pulling 'rabbits out of the hat' on my various weird questions over time, so I'm hoping someone has some ideas that I can use in solving this problem.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed (smile)
If you put the barn on separate service, the conductors in the present buried conduit could be used for the control relay. The operating coil of the relay at the barn would be powered from the house. Just be sure there is no actual interconnection between the two metered systems.
"If you put the barn on separate service, the conductors in the present buried conduit could be used for the control relay. The operating coil of the relay at the barn would be powered from the house."
Simple and reliable.
make sure4 you get an actual mechanical relay, not a 'solid state' relay.
A 120 V AC coil would reliably operate over the distance you have.
The present lines will not have enough voltage drop at the rely coil current to have any effect.
A lower voltage coil (or even a DC coil and a small DC source) might operate also but you would need to check things carefully.
Like I said the folks on this site always 'pull a rabbit out of the hat' for me (chuckle). Thanks Brickeyee and Bus_driver for your ideas/solutions - my light now sounds do-able. Like I said before I'm not an electrician so 'coils' are a bit over my head, but I'm gonna hand your solution over to my electrician and see what he says. I'll keep ya posted if he poo-poo's the idea or loves it. So this post isn't 'dead' yet, I'm still open to ideas and will let ya'll know if Brickeyee and Bus_driver nailed the solution.
I said I would report back, and KUDOS to Brickeyee and Bus_driver!
They did have the solution, but.....
I printed out Brickeyee and Bus_driver suggestions and gave it to my first electrician. He read them, asked if he could keep a copy of them, but wasn't sure if the County would allow it. Then he went MIA on me.
Enter the second elecrician - this one I didn't have to print out the suggestions for - he knew exactly what they were talking about from my description of it. Again he wasn't sure the County would allow it, but would check. The hiccup is safety and trust reasons. County is safety - if there was an emergency and the power was turned off to the barn someone could get shocked not knowing there was a second power feed from the house still going to the barn. Power company is trust - they could object that I might use the line from the barn to the house to provide 'cheap' power from the Ag meter to supply the house.
The second electrician said since both the house and barn power are being supplied from the same pole that some sort of a switch could be installed on the pole that could take the signal from the house to toggle the barn flood (which would be running off the Ag meter). What he was talking about was not a remote switch, but something that could be installed on the line itself - sorry this is over my head, but you electricians probably know what he is talking about.
Any-who - this project is still on-going since it involves installing an Ag meter which means permits from the County, starting a development plan with the Power company planners, and the various inspections my poor electrician has to go through as the project progresses.
So Brickeyee and Bus_driver you were right on the money with your responses - now it's just trying to figure out how to do it while keeping the County and Power company happy.
You don't have to add any additional wiring!!!!
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Hello to all, I am just starting to get into herbalism, and would like to start my own garden. But I am finding it hard to find info on how to start your own garden. Now there are a few draw backs. I live in Ontario Canada...so please note the weather, and I live in an apartment, so I would be starting the plants indoors, then moving them outside when they got big enough. Can anyone help?
Does you balcony or patio get full sun? If not, you may need to get an indoor growing setup with lights. And if you want to keep your plants over the winter, you will definately need an indoor setup.
It is too late this year to start plants from seed, there is not enough growing season left. For this year, buy herb plants from a nursery and grow them in containers outdoors. In September you will need to move them indoors; they will not survive an Ontario winter in a container on a balcony.
A great source for plants is Richter's, they do mail order but it is a great place to visit just north of Toronto.
Here is a link that might be useful: Richters
I have decided to do indoor container gardening. I got all the supplies today. Is it still too late in the year if I am growing the herbs indoors? And is there any herbs that I can't plant in the same container?
Are you doing lights? Which herbs do you intend on growing? You might do the best with herbs that are 'woodland' herbs, that don't need as much full sun. I will warn you, if you don't do your best to provide what the plant needs versus what you feel like giving them, you won't have much luck. I would say that MOST medicinal herbs will continue to grow, till you will need around 5 gallon pots for each... that is if you have them more than a year. Some get very tall, for example, I have a motherwort plant... she's a good 5' tall when in flower.... my nettle is around 6' tall. Mints that would probably do well indoors don't get very tall. So, it all depends on which plants you want to grow and their needs.
I am also a newbie and have never tried to grow my own herbs. As I do not have a green thumb, which herbs would be a good starter herb to grow? I live in the eastern US and spring is just starting so I'm going to give it a try and see how well I can do. :)
Aramida, I too live in the eastern US and can offer many suggestions. But what kinds of herbs do you wish to grow? That does shape the suggestions made. And knowing a bit about your growing conditions (sun, shade, etc.), also helps the suggestions.
And yes, there is another forum that focuses on herb growing and harvesting. It is a very friendly forum and quite active. I think you will enjoy it much -- Hope to see you there!
Here is a link that might be useful: GW Herbs Forum
A number of herbs are relatively easy to grow - the "magic formula" is typically sun and soil with decent drainage (doesn't stay soggy after a hard rain for long).
Mint, chives and basil are among the easiest herbs to grow (mint is actually too easy, in that it will spread and swamp other plantings if you're not careful (one way it can be controlled is to grow it in a large bottomless pot sunk into the border, with the pot edge a couple inches above ground to keep the mint from spreading).


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Rockford Park District receives tennis grant
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Rockford Park District is one of seven community organizations nationwide that has been awarded a Community Partnership Investment Grant (CPI) by the United States Tennis Association (USTA). The grant, in the amount of $13,000, is one of seven CPI grants totaling $187,500 awarded by the USTA.
The USTA is the not-for-profit national governing body for the sport of tennis in the U.S., and the awarded grants are designed to support community-based organizations who build tennis communities through collaborative and lasting partnerships. The organizations selected met the following criteria: increasing tennis participation, supporting tennis programming, and fostering diversity with both participation and programming. All grants ranged from $10,000 to $40,000 and will be eligible for partial renewal for up to two years based on their progress. For more about the USTA, visit www.usta.com.
The money from this grant will go towards our 2010 Neighborhood Outreach Program. Last year, our tennis instructors taught over 950 children the game of tennis by taking Quick Start equipment (portable nets, racquets and balls) to area summer programs and community centers. Our goal for 2010 is to reach and teach 5,000 children the game of tennis. The USTA grant, along with the help of our partners in the tennis community and volunteers, will assist us in meeting this goal,
said Rockford Park District Youth Sports Coordinator Lamont Jones.
The Rockford Park District is one among the organizations throughout the country committed to growing the game of tennis by implementing important local programming such as the Quick Start Tennis play format, and Jr. Team Tennis. The Rockford Park District offers a variety of tennis programs, including lessons for ages 3 through adult, as well as clinics, tournaments and leagues. For information on Rockford Park District tennis programs, visit www.rockfordparkdistrict.org/tennis.
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Hey Purple !!!!
Are you OK?????? Did that tornado come near you? Hope all is well..
Hithere! Luckily no, there's supposed to be some rain headed this way, but no severe weather has threatened south Alabama, until tonight. Sounds like it might be noisy & hard to sleep tonight.
Haven't been on much from trying to finally finish moving, and trying to 'find' all of our stuff here at the new house and get things put away. And LOL (lots of laundry!) This house needs some remodeling and we've had some surprises like some plumbing that needed to be fixed, a shift in which clothes can hang until new closet is finished, need to get a fence up for our dog, stuff like that. (I guess they didn't have as much clothes in 1900.)
I haven't checked my email at all for about a week. If you or anybody else has written me, I'm sorry I haven't responded, it's not a snub!!
Plants are lounging under some trees in the back until I can get some infrastructure for them. Need to find places for about 50 hooks, and rebuild front porch for non-hanging pots. The wood was so rotten, we tore it out. (There's some of the fence waiting to be put up, by the dog house.) The ground is all torn up from DH moving a lot of dirt around with a tractor, trying to fix the grade of the land and make a flat spot to pour a concrete patio.
Yes, I took the pink wrapper off of that little Easter cactus!
I sent an email or two and it hadn't even crossed my mind that there had been tornadoes in your area(hadn't been keeping up with the weather).
Glad to know you're okay. I mean I knew you were likely still recovering from the move so it didn't occur to me to worry just yet,but Christine's thread here made me think again.
You've got a lot on your plate right now,but it shouldn't be too long now before I can safely ship the box. We need to determine what else I can break off around here that you might not have,..or at least figure out what you don't care to have duplicates of. lol
...when you get a breath,k? :)
OH and thanks Christine,for flushing her out! ;)
Glad to hear your alright, seeing the news is heart breaking. I truly believe mankind has pi**ed off Mother nature I dont remember the weather being this bad 10-20 years ago. Anyway, your plants looks great as always and your move will be behind you soon.
I was watching the weather down there in growing alam, and im happy you are okay. Its just been mid 50s, and rainy here. Im putting and leaving my houseplants out for a few days(and nights) for fresh spring rain. The nights should be just warm enough(lower 40s) if it drops lower, i will drag them opn the front porch, other than that, they stay out. Nice to see your okay tiff
Purple, I've missed out on hearing about the move! Sounds like you bought a new OLD house! I did that once, too....loved that old place.
We're going to batten down the hatches this afternoon, too. Do you have a "safe " room in case it gets bad? Ours is the big closet under the stairs, which turns out really is the safest spot in most homes without a basement. Will you be in the new place tonight?
After the tornadoes of 2011, it was a nightmare here for days. I sure hope it doesn't hit is like that again.
Thanks for the encouragements, all!
We've been here for about a week, though finally finished enough to actually give the keys to the old place back on Saturday.
D., it's not even a new old house, it's DH's old old house. This is the 4th time he's moved in. When the tenant left here, we decided to bite the bullet, so to speak, and move in here and fix/change the stuff we don't like. We'll be less comfortable for the near future, but more permanent and comfortable in a year or so, and in the future after that. We like this house a lot, just needs some fixin, like the new front porch, fence around the yard, some new windows. And the kitchen is kind of a blank slate and all 'wrong.' All that's there is a sink with a couple small cabinets around it and the stove, frige. Eventual goal is to move everything in there now, even the sink and a window, to add a dishwasher (that can be next to the sink) and counters/cabinets all down the rest of the wall. And I can't stare at a wall over the sink for too long or I'll go (even more) batty! DH can do all of that, when he has time.
This is a 1-story house, but I always wanted one of those closets under the stairs! Previous houses always had the basement stairs under the stairs to the 2nd floor. It's definitely hot & humid enough to work up some serious weather, whew! I did put all of our extra pillows in my son's closet for if a twister comes, which also turns out to be great for playing hide-n-seek.
I'm sure you've heard of the tornado that hit Enterprise in '07? I moved here 2 weeks after that hit. A few years ago when I was working in a furniture store in Enterprise, a lady came in and said the tornado had wrecked her whole house while she was in it. She went in a closet & called her husband to say I love you one last time. He immediately went home and by the time he got there, there was nothing left but the closet with her in it. I think about her and that closet often. It's sad everyone doesn't lose only possessions when one hits!
Missing the porch of the other house a lot today! (But nobody will be knocking on that door to solicit anything for a few weeks!)
- Tiffany
Rhizo, I hope you are OK!! Don't remember where in AL you are, but I know it got nasty around Birmingham last night. Thinking about you when we went to bed last night. When I was here yakking yesterday, I didn't realize the worst of it would be to the north, hadn't watched the weather for a couple days. Ended up missing Conan to watch weather channel's coverage of the unfolding horrible weather. We got off easy with just strong rains & lots of electricity around 3:30 AM.
TG, yes, we only moved about 1/2 mile. And it took as long as if we'd moved to CA - LOL!!
Ended up topping 90 degrees here yesterday. Wish I could have shared some of those extra degrees with you folks way up there where it's still cold!


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Of all sites, why would someone target that?
We had our club site hacked once. Larry_B put a lot of time and love building the site - and even more time - rebuilding. Why - because they can and they are malicious. Why some kids are torturing animals? Because they are preparing to torture people when they grow up. Psychopathic behavior.
Robbery, like website vandalism, targets people who fit a particular profile, like the rich or elderly. When you put yourself out on the web, your server hosting the site has characteristics, i.e. the operating system, and various back end things like databases. In the same way a criminal profiles a person they profile a computer system. We get upset because we like Rob and his site, but to the criminal it's not necessarily personal as much as it is they have the right profile to attack. As an IT professional I have some experience defending against these types of things. We can get a website up fairly easily, but there is a lot of bad IT services out there, if the site isn't protected or if it's not backed up regularly etc... There are common exploits out there which make it easy to "hack" a site, and it doesn't take much skill to do, but usually these attacks are the result of the IT person setting up the website not being aware of such exploits. Smaller sites like Rob's tend to be set up by either the in house person or a friend, not a professional, so the people setting it up tend to not be as experienced in securing a site.
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There are a variety of trails within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest that are great for backpacking. Many of these trails travel through designated wilderness areas in the forest. Help us protect fish, wildlife, and your natural resources by practicing a backcountry ethic of leave no trace! Some designated trailheads may require you to purchase a Northwest Forest Pass to park your vehicle. Remember to be prepared for emergencies and weather changes. Have Fun!
There are a variety of trails within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest that are great for backpacking. Many of these trails travel through designated wilderness areas in the forest. Help us protect fish, wildlife, and your natural resources by practicing a backcountry ethic of leave no trace! Some designated trailheads may require you to purchase a Northwest Forest Pass to park your vehicle. Remember to be prepared for emergencies and weather changes. Have Fun!
The Cowlitz Valley area is administered by the Cowlitz Valley Ranger District. This area is located in the Northern most portion of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in southwest Washington, and comprises about 575,000 acres of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The Cowlitz Valley area is roughly located among three volcanic peaks: Mt. Rainier to the north, Mt. Adams to the east, and Mt. St. Helens to the west. A line connecting Mt. Adams and Mt. St. Helens following the Boundary Trail #1 makes up the southern boundary. On clear days this trail affords spectacular views.
Nearby towns include Packwood, Glenoma, Morton and Ashford. The area has numerous campgrounds and over 500 miles of trails for a wide variety of users. Cowlitz Valley Ranger District manages four Wilderness areas including the Goat Rocks Wilderness, Glacier View Wilderness, Tatoosh Wilderness and William O Douglass Wilderness. Major River Drainages include the Cowlitz River, Clear Fork of the Cowlitz, and the Cispus River.
Nearby attractions include Mt. Rainier National Park and Mount St. Helens National Monument.
This trail is open to hiker and horse use only.
This trail climbs up steep switchbacks towards Angry Mountain. After entering the Goat Rocks Wilderness, it reaches an open ridge and the grade continues until the trail ends on Lily Basin Trail #86. The highest point on Angry Mountain is 6,049 feet. The name might have come from people hiking the extremely steep ridgeline on the south slope of the mountain. Or the name might refer to the frequent storm clouds surrounding the summit. Wilderness permits are required when entering a Wilderness area. Permits are free and self issued at trailheads.
The west end of this trail is open to hikers only (from Bear Meadows west). The east end of the trail is open to motorcycles, hikers, horses and bicycles (from Bear Meadows east).
The Boundary Trail is 53.7 miles long and has numerous access points and trail junctions. The trail once formed the boundary between the Columbia and Rainier National Forests. Now it marks the southern boundary of the Cowlitz Valley District. This was an important trail in the early history of the Forest Service as it was the principal route used by rangers on horseback patrols. The trail was well established by 1911.
From the west the trail begins at Norway Pass area within the Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument. (View a Mount St. Helens vicinity map). From Norway Pass to Bear Meadows the trail is open to hikers only. Enjoy excellent views of Mount St. Helens as you hike through the blown-down forest. From Bear Meadows eastward the trail is open to hikers, horses, motorcycles and bicycles. From Bear Meadow to Elk Pass (4.5 miles), the trail is on a timbered, broad ridge, with occasional views of St. Helens Along its length, this trail offers views of St. Helens, Rainier, Adams and a few glimpses of Hood. This area was glaciated repeatedly during the Ice Age. The marks of the glaciers' passage can be seen in the knifelike ridges and cirque basins all along the trail. The trail ends in the east at Council Lake.
Trail segments:
The Walupt Lake Trail is within Goat Rocks Wilderness. It begins in the Walupt Lake Campground and follows the lakeshore until reaching Walupt Creek. The trail along the lake is flat and offers great views of the lake. At the end of the lake the trailclimbs into an open alpine area before turning southeast, ending on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000.
The Walupt Lake Trail was used into this century by Yakama people who came to the 384-acre lake and fished for native trout, using fish traps.
Trail #121 starts on Forest Road 2160 a few miles before Walupt Lake Campground at the Coleman Weedpatch Trailhead. The trail heads south along the border of Goat Rocks Wilderness through dense second growth conifers and ends on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000.
The Coleman Weedpatch Horse Trail #121A is a short access trail connecting Walupt Horse Camp to the Coleman Weedpatch Trail #121. The trailhead is about a mile west of Walupt Lake on Forest Road 2160 where Coleman Weedpatch Trail #121 heads into the Goat Rocks Wilderness.
This trail is open to hiking and horseback riding only.
From Tatoosh North Trailhead the Tatoosh Trail climbs into Tatoosh Wilderness through dense forest for approximately 2 miles before coming to the open subalpine terrain of Tatoosh Ridge. Following the ridge south, the trail passes many scenic openings then descends steeply to Forest Road 5290 and Tatoosh South Trailhead.
The Tatoosh Trail was originally built to access a grazing allotment for cattle. There was also a Native American trail up Tatoosh Ridge, east of the existing trail. Parts of this trail can still be found today.
Special Conditions: Steep with exposures. Limited trailhead space at both ends. Camping opportunities along the trail are limited.
This trail advances through dense old growth forest until ending at the junction with the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 within William O. Douglas Wilderness. Be prepared to cross muddy stretches and several small streams.
This trail begins at mile post 1.7 on Forest Road 44. The trail follows road 44 for 4.8 miles to the end of the road. Carlton Creek must be forded at two locations within this stretch. Carlton Pass was named for William H. Carlton who led a Northern Pacific Railroad survey crew through the pass in 1867. Look for blazed trees along the trail, which marked a cross-mountain route surveyed in 1905.
This trail begins on Forest Road 5920 at the trailhead and climbs a short distance through a timber harvest area before entering the Glacier View Wilderness.
The trail enters a high elevation conifer forest before reaching Lake Christine. From the lake, it continues north through moderately dense forest, ending at Puyallup Trail #248.
This trail provides excellent views of Mt. Rainier and access to a short trail up Glacier View within Glacier View Wilderness.
This trail is open to hiker use only.
This trail follows a deep canyon along Blue Lake Creek, which was formed in part to melting glaciers thousands of years ago. The 250 foot wall of columnar basalt was formed by volcanic eruptions beneath a glacier.
The trail climbs steeply in some areas, with rock steps built in to make the climb easier. There are two foot bridges crossing the creek before the trail ends at Blue Lake. The trail is challenging and includes steep side slopes, cliff exposures, and rock stairways.
The access road to this trailhead is steep and narrow.
Located on Carlton Ridge, this trail enters the William O. Douglas Wilderness at mile 3.5 and offers excellent views of Mt. Rainier.
This trail open to hiker and horse use only.
From trailhead the trail climbs into William O. Douglas Wilderness through dense forest to a semi-open ridgeline. It continues southeasterly through several large sub-alpine meadows, ending on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000.
This trail is open to hiker and horse use only.
The Sand Lake Trail climbs steeply through dense forest before entering the William O. Douglas Wilderness. The trail follows an even grade towards Cortright Point. Turning east, the trail descends to the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 at Sand Lake. This trail was part of the Yakamainsert-Cowlitz Trail. The Sand Lake Trail once accessed a Nachespam village, now covered by Rim Rock Lake.
Features along this trail include Lily Lake, old growth forest and the upper Clear Fork of the Cowlitz River within Goat Rocks Wilderness.
There are no bridges over streams, making crossings difficult until late summer.
The trail is open to hiker and horse use only.
This trail climbs east to Bluff Lake within Goat Rocks Wilderness and is steep with exposures.
From Bluff Lake, the trail climbs to a sub alpine landscape, ending at the junction of Clear Lost Trail #76 and Packwood Lake Trail #78 near the former site of Lost Lake Lookout.
The trail follows an abandoned road for half a mile, the trail again leaves the road to the right and climbs through dense forest for 3 miles until it intersects with a timber harvest area. After another half mile, the trail enters the Goat Rocks Wilderness.
The trail takes you to an excellent viewpoint of Packwood Lake before its junction with Packwood Lake Trail #78 near Mosquito Lake.
This trail is open to hikers, horses and bicycles.
The Klickitat Trail is a major ridgetop trail, extending from Kilborn Creek to Elk Peak. Features include ridgetop views, Castle Butte, Jackpot Lake, St. Michaels Lake, and St. John Lake.
This trail climbs through dense forest and on into an alpine landscape southwest within Goat Rocks Wilderness. Trail crosses Clear Fork Trail #61 and ends at the junction of Bluff Lake Trail #65 and Packwood Lake Trail #78 about 1 mile north of Lost Lake.
Special Conditions: There are no bridge crossings. Hikers must ford the river. There is room for only one vehicle at the unmarked trailhead on US Highway 12.
Most of this trail is in the Goat Rocks Wilderness. The trail starts at the end of Forest Road 1260 and climbs gently through old-growth. Two small harvest areas are passed within the first 3/4 mile, offering views of Mt. Rainier. The trail then enters Wilderness and continues toward Packwood Lake.
Within a short distance of the lake, the trail leaves the wilderness and descends to the lake. The trail climbs, enters the wilderness, and proceeds to Mosquito Lake and the junction with the Three Peaks Trail #69. T he trail continues to climb, passing a junction with Coyote Trail #79 before reaching Lost Lake.
The trail continues north on an open ridgeline to the junction with the Bluff Lake Trail #65 and the Clear Lost Trail #76. The Packwood Lake Trail was constructed in 1910 by the Valley Development Company which had plans for a hydroelectric project. Long before the lake was explored for its hydroelectric potential, it was used by the Taidnapam people as a fishing and camping site. The 452-acre lake is located at the headwaters of Lake Creek. It was formed when a large mass of soil and rock slid off Snyder Mountain and dammed Lake Creek 1,200 years ago.
This trail provides access to the Goat Rocks Wilderness. Views of Packwood Lake and Mt. Rainier are available from this trail.
This trail is within Goat Rocks Wilderness and accesses Glacier Lake which was formed when a landslide dammed Glacier Creek.
This trail provides access to Goat Ridge above Jordan Basin within Goat Rocks Wilderness.
This trail begins at the Berry Patch Trailhead or Snowgrass Hikers Trailhead and ends with its junction with the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 within Goat Rocks Wilderness. The trail is part of the Klickitat Trail system used by Native Americans traveling over Cispus Pass to the Klickitat River drainage.
The Mt. Adams area is administrered by the Mt Adams Ranger District. This area is located in the eastern portions of Gifford Pinchot National Forest in southwest Washington, and comprises 367,000 acres. This area includes Mt. Adams Wilderness, Indian Heaven Wilderness and Trapper Creek Wilderness.
Mt. Adams is a prominent landmark in the area. Elevations here range between 1200 feet at the Wind River Work Center, 12 miles north of Carson, WA., and 12,276 feet at the summit of Mt. Adams. Precipitation varies from 70.7 inches of rain and 65.1 inches of snow at the Wind River Work Center and 44.1 inches of rain and 95.7 inches of snow at the Mt. Adams Ranger District office in Trout Lake, WA. The area features a great diversity of habitats and features, from old growth to second growth forest, wetland areas, low and high elevation meadows, glaciers, and low and high elevation lakes.
Peterson Prairie Campground is an attractive campground with level, well shaded graveled sites. This site is located near large huckleberry fields making the campground very popular during huckleberry season. It has easy access on a paved road. The popular tourist spots, Natural Bridges and Ice Caves are nearby. There is drinking water and in season a host in the campground.
Peterson Prairie Group Campground is also available by reservation.
The Dark Divide Roadless Area provides great opportunities for extended trips along rock studded ridges and cirques carved by long extinct glaciers. The historic Boundary Trail #1 was important in the early history of the Forest Service. Well established by 1911, the trail served as the principal route for rangers on horseback patrols on the boundary between the Rainier and Columbia Forest Reserves. It is now a National Recreation Trail, offering a backpacking opportunity or shorter hikes to rocky peaks and sub alpine meadows, all with outstanding views. Several trails provide scenic access to Boundary Trail #1 through mixed conifer and old-growth forests.
The Lewis River Valley will delight visitors with spectacular waterfalls surrounded by old-growth forest. Trails, ranging from easiest to most difficult, provide paths of discovery through this appealing landscape. Accessible trails allow close approach to Curly Creek, Miller Creek and Lower Lewis River Falls. Other waterfalls are viewed from the Lewis River Trail, which follows the Lewis River for over 15 miles.
Silver Star Mountain is the highlight of the Silver Star Scenic Area. Trails in this area offer views of the Portland/Vancouver metropolitan area, the Columbia River, Mount Adams, Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens and Mount Rainier.
The Siouxon is a large drainage with few roads located south of the North Fork Lewis River. Low elevation trails provide year-round hiking opportunities. Steep, forested slopes characterize the area, with rock outcrops near the ridge tops. Siouxon Creek is the centerpiece, with many waterfalls and deep clear pools.
This Trail Open to Hikers Only.
Provides access to the southwest corner of Trapper Creek Wilderness. The bowl shaped Soda Peaks Lake, a glacial -carved cirque, is surrounded by conifers in a mountainous setting. The trail passes through forest and across loose rock to reach a saddle from which it switchbacks down to the lake. The trail then decesends steeply to join the Trapper Creek Trail near the Wilderness Boundary. Huckleberries are found along the trail outside the Wilderness boundary.
This Trail Open to Hikers, Bikers and Equestrian Use.
The gradual grade of this trail slowly climbs away from Falls Creek and crosses 2 creeks before reaching the waterfall in approximately 2.5 miles. Trail continues on for 6.5 miles, crossing several forest roads, and terminates at Falls Creek Horse Camp on Forest Road 65.
After crossing Forest Road 90, the trail climbs out of the Lewis River Valley through a mature forest. Elk are sometimes spotted grazing in Wright Meadow. Expect OHV traffic.
One of our nation's greatest treasures is the National Wilderness Preservation System established by the Wilderness Act of 1964. Wildernesses are lands designated by Congress to be protected and preserved in their natural condition, without permanent improvements or habitation.
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Mt. Adams Wilderness is an ecologically complex Wilderness of 47,078 acres along the west slope of Mt. Adams. The 12,326-foot high Mt. Adams is the second highest peak in the Northwest after Mt. Rainier. Mt. Adams Wilderness is bounded on the east by the Yakima Indian Reservation.
A blend of dry eastside and moist west side weather conditions allow diverse types of vegetation to flourish. The mountain maintains active glaciers and traces of lahars and avalanches that altered the landscape. Volcanic activity in the area is fairly recent and some eruptions occurred just 3,500 years ago. Multiple trails provide access to spectacular views of Mt. Adams and its glaciers, mountain streams, open alpine forests and wildflowers scattered among lava flows and rimrocks.
Mt. Adams is also a popular attraction for mountain climbers. Many routes exist up Mount Adams with the South Climb route the most popular. While these routes provide a wide range of difficulty, all mountain climbing is a potentially dangerous activity. Review Mt. Adams Summit page for information about climbing Mt. Adams.
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