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South Sister Redux : This Time It's Electric
Earlier this year, while sitting around with The Teacher, my now Evil step-sister Sydnee, and her husband Ryan, we talked about going hiking. I mentioned hiking South Sister three years ago and Ryan stated, "I'd do that hike again". The Teacher was obviously not going to be a major hike, but Sydnee said she was interested as well. Yep, that's how things like these start. South Sister is not something you hike in the Spring (unless you want to use snowshoes). You wait until Summer is almost over. So, we all waited and waited until a couple weeks ago when the discussion started up again. We had one day that worked into all of our schedules. Now, all we had to do was make sure the trail wasn't still knee deep in snow. Based on a couple of websites and word-of-mouth, we had enough reassurance that it was clear enough, so we made plans and set last Wednesday as THE day. We figured it being a Wednesday would also keep the crowds down. The only potential threat was an afternoon thunderstorm in the forecast. My trusty copy of 100 Hikes in the Central Oregon Cascades by William Sullivan states: "If you can't see the summit, don't go on. What looks like a fluffy white cloud ahead can prove to be a dangerous blizzard at the top". Something well worth keeping in the back of my mind, especially when the forecast calls for potentially bad weather. Of course I was somewhat burned in my previous South Sister hike on the suggestion of "bringing at least two quarts of water per person". Last time I brought roughly three quarts and ran out of water on the return hike with about 3 miles to go. What made it even worse was I had nothing in the car to drink, so after making it to the car, I was rewarded with a 30 minute drive back dying of thirst. That hike taught me to always stock the car with a cooler and an icy drink. It also taught me to bring more water this time around. Of course, the downside to bringing more water is the weight it brings. Was I am ultra-light hiker? Nope, not even close. My Pack: -(6) 32oz bottles of water (with one Powerade) : weight 13.5 lbs
-Backpack with first aid gear, flashlights, knife, compass and pants: weight 7.6 lbs
-Food : sandwich, (5) Cliff Bars, (2) apples, (3) pepperoni sticks and a small bag of Cheetos: weight 3.0 lbs
-Camera gear : weight 10.5 lbs Good thing my camera gear included my sub-2 lb tripod (wouldn't want things getting too heavy). Seriously, my pack was around 35 lbs. Trust me, my shoulders were damn sore after this hike. So, with all of this said, here's the recap of the actual hike. We met at my place 7:00am sharp, which was early enough to make it to the Devils Lake trailhead by 8:00am. The skies were nice and clear. Prior to the actual hike, I began to call Ryan The Sherpa since he was about the size of the Sherpas that assist climbers on Mt Everest. The fact that he summited South Sisters many times prior, gave him Sherpa cred. Sydnee truly earned her Evil status on this hike, by stating she would be slow, when in reality she sprinted up the mountain and back. Evil indeed! After messing around a bit through The viewless grueling forest segment, we started to see sunlight once again. Here's The Sherpa pausing briefly at an interesting rock formation. After the mile and a half long segment (with 1,250 feet in elevation gain), we reached the sign for stage two: The flat sandy plateau with views segment:
Here's Sydnee with only a Camelback to carry. The Sherpa's pack wasn't much bigger either. Seriously, I drank more liquids than what the both of them brought along (combined). However, for the record I am not Sherpa sized. 6'-10" dudes are not made for climbing mountains. Adding a 35 lb pack didn't make things any better. Along this portion of the hike we met up with a small group of other hikers intending to reach the summit of South Sister. There was another Ryan in that group who also had a very large pack. He was basically using it for training for an upcoming trip to Yosemite. We did hikers leap frog with this group over this and the following segment over and over again. With the easiest segment now done after another 1.7 miles, and a mere 500 feet in elevation gain, we got to where it starts to get real. The getting to the false summit segment:
1,650 feet in elevation gain over 1.2 miles. This time around was even harder than before. With snow pack lasting longer this year, parts of the trail still had snow. Basically this meant you had a few sections where you had to walk on snow, uphill. Thankfully, The Sherpa let me use one of his hiking poles to make it more manageable. Where the trail had a bit too much snow still, there were alternate trails that we took. This meant there were more large rocks to climb over and trees to bend around. The push up to the false summit was tough. One of the hikers from the other group stated "you've got to be kidding me", when we basically went every which way as the trail vanished. Finally, Lewis Glacier was once again in my view at 8,850 feet in elevation. The only problem was the weather was starting to turn. Compare it to the view I had last time. A lot more snow and a lot less blue sky. It was also pretty cold and windy. The Sherpa, Sydnee and myself decided to have lunch and consider our options. With rain starting to fall, we basically decided it would be too nasty at the top to really enjoy it. Another hiker coming down said it was pretty windy at the top, but he beat the nasty stuff. Uggg. After hiking this far, giving up makes you feel pretty low. We watched the other hikers gear up and push on. Sydnee really didn't have rain gear, so the fear of getting cold and wet was real. Trust me, this was not a hot Summer day up here. So, we decided to head down. However, after about 20 steps, the sun peaked back out and the wind died down. Hmmmm.... We decided to turn around and go UP! At worst, we figured we could push up the final segment, and if it got too bad, we could turn around. Why not? The final cinder slopes of death to the real summit segment:
The big difference from last time, was that this was the most crowded section of the hike. However, not this time. There were less than 10 of us on the cinder soup slopes of joy. About half of the people going up were the group we played leap frog with earlier and there were a few other hikers coming down that had a much faster pace than we did earlier in the day. So, bye bye Lewis Glacier, and up we went. My heavy pack was certainly not my friend in this final segment. It was slow. The Sherpa and Sydnee cruised up this segment. Thankfully, The Sherpa realized this, and came back down and let me use his other hiking pole to assist myself up this section. Finally, we all made it to the top! The views are always amazing. The state's highest lake, Teardrop Pool, didn't exist yet this year. The Sherpa and Sydnee posed once again. I had a couple of more photos I wanted at the top, so I moved further around the rim to the North side. The view of the Middle Sister and North Sister are awesome up here. So basically this is where you scream victory! Mission accomplished! Or so I thought.... The Sherpa yelled over to me, stating "there's lightning, we're going down". I packed up my camera gear, and moved to where I left some of my other things. By this point I could see that no one else was left on the top. I scrambled around the rim and reconnected with The Sherpa and Sydnee where the trail up/down is. Yep, the weather was getting sketchy, so down we went. The Sherpa asked me if I wanted to use the hiking poles going down. I thought they were making it easier, so I said, "YES PLEASE". As we descended, the weather started to get a little spooky. There were plenty of lightning strikes all around in the valley. Nothing too close, but the sound of rumbling thunder was pretty constant. As we went down, The Sherpa and Sydnee got a head of me. I passed one other hiker going up, and two others crouched down in the rocks about here. About this point things started getting real spooky. It got darker, there was thunder and soon I noticed I was having crazy static electricity on the handles of the poles. So, what did that mean? From Everybody talks about lightning and yes, there are things you can do about it:
Can you tell when you are about to be struck by lightning? There is often a warning: a feeling similar to what happens when you touch a static electricity generator, or when you take the clothes out of the dryer and separate a staticky sock from a towel. This is to be expected, since lightning starts as static electricity that breaks down the air to neutralize the charge. The result is that people about to be hit can feel the hair on their bodies stand on end and sometimes report a tingling sensation. If you are in a storm and feel this, act immediately. This is all the warning you are going to get. Get as low as you can to the ground. If you are not the highest point around, you are less likely to be hit. If you can find a nearby ditch or draw, get into it. Rolling to the ditch is much smarter than running there. Rolling in something wet will also help to get rid of the charge accumulation on your body. Avoid holding on to anything metal. If you have a tool in your hand, drop it. If you are touching a metal object, get away from it.
Honestly, I didn't read this until after I was home. But, as you could see from the photo, I was about as far away from finding a ditch as you can get. I debated trying to find some rocks to hide in, but there was nothing. Going off the side of the trail was not really much of an option either. I thought about dropping the poles, so I held them loosely. It started to rain as well. Normally, this was the section were you stop every now and then, and remove the rocks and cinders from your shoes. Today, that was the furthest thing from my mind. I knew I simply needed to get down off this ridge! When I reached Lewis Glacier, I basically hopped over the edge onto something resembling the trail. I could tell I was off by a bit, but I just did whatever I could to get down off the mountain. Thankfully, the static in the poles went away by the point. The next photo was not taken going down, but it shows how far into the next section I went before actually stopping to empty my shoes. Yes, It was WAY down there. And trust me, the rocks and cinders poured from my shoes. Thankfully, my underwear were still clean. We kept a pretty rigorous pace going back down and towards the end, my feet, legs and shoulders were cursing my heavy pack. However, I didn't run out of water, I had plenty of cold Powerade in the car and two days later I'm still only slightly sore and sunburned. A less than shocking victory.


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Power Metering and Budgeting Classes
This section describes the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) classes supported by the Power Metering and Budgeting (PMB) infrastructure. These WMI classes are the primary interface for the query of Power Meter Interface (PMI) information from underlying power meters on the system.
The PMB WMI class objects conform to version 1.1.0 of the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) Power Supply Profile. For more information, refer to the DMTF Power Supply Profile documentation (http://www.dmtf.org/standards/published_documents/DSP1015_1.1.0.pdf).
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What happend to African Americans during the 1930s, the backdrop of To Kill a Mockingbird?
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Although the Civil Rights Act of 1875 improved conditions for African Americans, in the South Democratic whites gained control in the South and proceeded to pass legislation that disenfranchised blacks as well as poor whites. There were lynchings and vigilante violence in the black communities and both the poor whites and blacks were exploited as sharecroppers. These conditions were still in existence in the 1930s in the South; however, in the North the Harlem Renaissance was yet flourishing since its incipience in 1919. Many blacks from the South as part of the Great Migration came to Northern cities for work in factories and other places.
In the South the Jim Crow Laws kept African-Americans segregated. There were no black high schools, so black children did not advance past eight grade; most blacks were sharecroppers or worked lowly jobs. With the onset of the Great Depression, blacks found themselves in even worse economic situations as the growing number of poor whites took the menial jobs such as that of picking cotton. In addition, the vigilante practice of lynching and terrorizing was still in practice in the 1930s.
It is because of these existing conditions that Tom Robinson is fearful of coming into the house of Mayella Ewell. When her father discovers him on their property, Tom runs in terror. As he is on the witness stand, Tom verbally expresses this dread of lynch mobs when he tells Atticus Finch,
"I was scared, suh....Mr. Finch, if you was a n*** like me, you'd be scared, too."
After the trial and his conviction, Tom is too fearful of the mob to wait for an appeal; instead, when he sees a window of opportunity, he runs. With his being in such a setting, Tom's actions are reasonable.
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Closing its 2010 spring season, California University's Department of Theatre and Dance presents the Drama Critics Circle award-winning play Arcadia. Performance times in Steele Hall's Mainstage Theatre are 8 p.m. April 15-17, with a 2 p.m. matinee on April 17. Director is Dr. Michael Slavin. The cast includes Lara Sodomin, Kent Hess, Ashlie Hollis, Jess Parker, Don Tate, Steve Singer, Laura Nichols, Catherine Hoefler, Phil Oglevee, Allen Pines, Alejandro Matos, and Katey O'Connor. Ashley Robertson is the stage manager. The play begins in 1809 and follows the Coverly family through a century of change and intrigue. Overflowing with jokes, puns and parodies, the play moves smoothly between the past and present, exploring the nature of truth and time, the differences between classical and romantic temperaments, and the disruptive influence of sex on life. Performances are open to the public. Cost is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and children. Cal U students with valid CalCards are admitted free but must pay a $5.00 deposit, which will be returned when they attend the performance. For ticket information, or to order tickets (with a credit card) by phone, call the Steele Box Office at 724-938-5943 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tickets can be purchased at the door.


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liga|turePronunciación: /ˈlɪɡətʃə/
Definición de ligature en inglés:
1A thing used for tying or binding something tightly: there was no sign of the ligature which strangled her
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Her hands were tied together so tightly that the ligature was cutting into the skin.
- He had been strangled with a ligature and his wrists were tied.
- A Prison Service spokesperson said: 'Paramedics were called to the prison and there were no signs of a ligature.'
1.1A cord or thread used in surgery, especially to tie up a bleeding artery.
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- The ligatures on his splenic artery and vein had slipped.
- Suture ligatures and electrocoagulation are the two most common techniques for hemostasis.
- The alternative of tying the damaged vessel with a ligature had been employed by various surgeons dating back to Celsus, a Roman medical author in the first century ad.
2 Music A slur or tie.
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- The ligature equivalent to two semibreves persisted for some time and is still found in the early 18th century in the works of J. J. Fux.
3 Printing A character consisting of two or more joined letters, e.g. æ, fl.
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- The ampersand is an ancient Roman symbol derived from the ligature or combination into one character of the e and t in the Latin et, meaning and.
- See the ligature (the 'fi' combined into one character)?
- For others it's the ligatures, or the roundness, or the old-style numerals.
3.1A stroke that joins adjacent letters in writing or printing.
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- With a little more clarity I remember being taught 'real' writing, joining the letters with neat little ligatures to form an extremely regular and legible 'round-hand' script, such as was then in fashion for all general clerical work.
- In this book's case, the ligatures don't serve as useful little joining devices but more like ornaments - flourishes that add a touch of whimsy to the letters and also recall, again, the flowing beauty of hand lettering.
Middle English: via late Latin ligatura from Latin ligat- 'bound', from the verb ligare.
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I went to Portland, Hood River and beyond in the service of this week's best dishes roundup.
First up (above) is the Korean fried chicken at Tasty N Alder. This bowl, with crisp white-meat chicken tossed in a Sriracha-laced sauce with pickled cucumber and kim chi, eggs two ways over white rice, is the go-to early dish at Tasty N Sons' downtown spinoff.
I wouldn't call this a replacement for the original Tasty's shakshuka -- a tomato- and bell pepper-based Israeli breakfast stew -- but right now it's Portland's must-try new breakfast dish.
Next is a must stop on any trip to Hood River: Double Mountain Brewery's pizza isn't just my favorite thing to eat in the Columbia River Gorge town, it's one of my favorite pizzas in Oregon, period. Hopefully the photo at left -- a half sausage, onion and mushroom, half hot capicola, provolone and Mama Lil's peppers pizza -- shows why.It's not always as good as this particular pizza was, but when it's at its best, it approaches the pie at Southeast Portland's Apizza Scholls (and, wouldn't you know it, Apizza Scholls owner Brian Spangler helped get Double Mountain's pizza program off its feet).
All that and some of Oregon's best beer? Another Hood River trip could be in order...
This last one's a golden oldie.* At left are the excellent xiao long bao, or soup dumplings, from Shanghai Cafe Deluxe in Manhattan, in a photo from last year. It's not a great image -- the lighting is about as harsh in there as the service -- but I think it shows what good XLB should look like, with skins thin enough to be translucent yet hardy enough to be picked up with chopsticks without breaking. I've been stopping by the Shanghai Cafe Deluxe since I lived in New York in the mid 2000s. Their soup dumplings are the best I've had anywhere, including the original Din Tai Fung in Taipei.From Twitter, here's a pic of what most Portland soup dumplings look like
Contd... For ref, here's what most Portland soup dumplings look like. Thicker, with no "sag," yet also easier to rip. twitter.com/tdmrussell/sta…
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The XLB from the tweet above, from Beaverton's Taste of Sichuan, are really tasty, but their construction leaves something to be desired. As you can see, the ones from Shanghai Cafe sit squat in their steamer. Filings aside, this "sag" -- especially when lifted -- is the hallmark of good XLB.
What about you? What was the best thing you ate last week? Are there good soup dumplings in Portland that I've missed?
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Deviating from the traditional stand of its ally, BJP, the Pattali Makkal Katchi, in its manifesto released on Wednesday, said a uniform civil code was unnecessary.
The PMK said that with various religions and different customs, the country did not need a uniform civil code. The civil code of each community should be framed in such a way that it ensured rights and gender equality.
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State Auditor Claire McCaskill kicked up her campaign for governor a notch this week by announcing her endorsement by one of Missouri's largest unions.
The endorsement came from the Laborers' International Union of North America; of which Columbia's locals 955 and 1274 are members.
The Laborers' union is an affiliate of the Missouri AFL-CIO — an umbrella organization representing 391 unions across the state.
Although the AFL-CIO's executive board unanimously endorsed incumbent Gov. Bob Holden last November, McCaskill has secured backing from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the Missouri Association of Firefighters, also affiliates of the organization.
"It's notable because of the signal it sends," McCaskill campaign spokesman Glenn Campbell said. "The unions that are with us are incredibly politically active."
Holden and McCaskill face off in the state Democratic primary Aug. 3. The winner will likely face Secretary of State Matt Blunt, the front-running candidate among seven Republicans, in November's general election.
State AFL-CIO secretary Herb Johnson said the unions' support for McCaskill doesn't necessarily mean that other prominent unions within his organization will follow.
"Everyone has the right to do what they wish," Johnson said. "And it's not surprising that there are labor people out there for Claire McCaskill. We have always enthusiastically supported her in the past — both as auditor, as a state representative, when she ran for Jackson County executive, and before that as prosecutor. She's a great lady and has always done a great job in our opinion."
In Columbia, representatives of locals 955 and 1274 declined comment and deferred to the state office of the Laborers' union.
McCaskill's spokesman said the recent endorsements mean roughly 120,000 of the 500,000 of the AFL's affiliated members statewide are backing her.
Holden maintains a strong hold with other powerful AFL-CIO unions such as the United Auto Workers , the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the Service Employees International Union .
Johnson said that support is due in part to the loyalty many union members feel for Holden, given his dealings with the legislature during his term and his support for collective bargaining rights for state employees.
Holden issued an executive order three years ago that allowed 30,000 state workers to join unions. He also supported a regulatory measure allowing union service fees to be collected from all employees in a bargaining unit, whether they're union members or not.
"We simply believe that Gov. Holden has been an absolutely outstanding representative for working people," Johnson said. "We really find it hard to believe that organizations would cast aside someone that has done that much for them. I really don't understand where they're coming from. It's selfishness on central issues of their own apparently."
Ted Farnen, Missouri spokesman for the Laborers' union and former 21st District state representative, said the decision came down to electability.
"We were choosing between friends," Farnen said. "In the end, we felt Claire is the more electable candidate."
Farnen said McCaskill would be able to deal effectively as governor with workers compensation and unemployment benefits. He also said she could work better with the legislature to improve the state's weakened transportation system.
"We feel that Claire might be able to start fresh and get that accomplished," he said.
Johnson, however, questioned McCaskill's choice to run against Holden.
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Pat McAfee Hopes to Go for a Record
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In a recent interview, punter Pat McAfee has stated that he's more the a one-trick-pony. Not only does he want to pull double duty and kick field goals, he also thinks he has what it takes to smash the current record.
The record for longest field goal was set only last...
"Chuckstrong" Gala Continues to Raise Money and Awareness
May 3rd, 2014 at 2:48 PM
For the second year in a row, the Indianapolis Colts have rallied together to fight for cancer research at the Chuckstrong Tailgate Gala.
The event particularly personal for Chuck Pagano, who was diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia early in the 2012-13 season. After thirteen weeks of treatment, he was announced to...
Where the Indianapolis Colts Stand on the Eve of NFL Free Agency
March 11th, 2013 at 8:05 AM
The posturing is over. At midnight, agents and NFL teams can begin to reach actual deals and all the rumors and smokescreens sent out over the past two weeks can be laid to rest.
A lot has happened though since we put out our series of free agency pieces last month....
Pat McAfee Receives Indianapolis Colts Franchise Tag
March 2nd, 2013 at 12:02 PM
As expected the Indianapolis Colts placed their franchise tag on punter Pat McAfee, ensuring that he will stay with the Colts at least through the 2013 season.
McAfee could have become and unrestricted free agent on March 12 had he not been tagged, meaning he could have signed with another team...
Free Agency Should Heat up Next Week with Combine Over
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After Further Review: What a Ride It Was!
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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said it best following yesterday's season-ending loss to the Baltimore Ravens in the wild card round of the NFL Playoffs: "What a ride!" Indeed, Mr. Irsay. Colts fans have enjoyed one of the more memorable seasons in franchise history. And while this season didn't end...
Matchup of the Week: Indianapolis Colts Special Teams V. Joshua Cribbs
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The Indianapolis Colts' special teams units have been under fire all season, having to contain some of the NFL's best return men. It doesn't get any easier today when the face Joshua Cribbs of the Cleveland Browns.
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Pat McAfee and Adam Vinatieri are a Special Tandem in Kicking Game
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When is the last time you went to the Rain Forest? Explored the Wetlands? Spent time in the Desert?
Let me invite you to take a trip with me. I recently had the opportunity to visit all of these places to explore and learn in depth about their unique features.
Yes, it's TOS Product Review time. The products reviewed are Digital Frog Virtual Field Trips. No, this is not a field trip around the frog body. The company does offer a Virtual Frog Dissection DVD, which looks interesting, but that's another review. They also have a Science Matrix: Cell Structure and Function DVD.
The Virtual Field Trip DVDs contain beautiful color pictures, maps, flora, fauna (that's plants and animals), web games, a gazillion (that really big number we always hear about) links, and video clips.
The Rain Forest: In this DVD you can explore Blue Creek Rainforest Reserve in Belize, Central America. The animals, plants, seasons, habitats, and food are covered. Think high trees, tropical breezes and colorful birds. There is also an interactive Build a Tree web game.
The Wetlands: In this DVD you can explore Cloud Lake in Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada. Bog formation, food webs, photosynthesis marshes, swamps, peatland are covered. Think soggy bog, water animals and an abundance of trees. There is also an interactive Bog Food web game.
The Desert: In this DVD you can explore the world's deserts. Climate, geology, homeostasis and adaptations are covered. Think dry, sandy, lizards and cacti. There is also an interactive Build a Desert web game.
In addition to the information mentioned, there are teacher and student resources available as well as a Frogger Club with even more resources. There are state standard coverage summaries, related links, and free image galleries and student worksheets.
The DVDs may be purchased online at the company website, digitalfrog.com , as a download or on CD/DVD. The price per DVD, $60, did seem a bit much, that is, until I got into the DVDs and found out how much valuable information is included. A better plan would be to get all 3 which is only $125. Their other products are Digital Frog 2.5 at $85, and Science Matrix: Cell Structure and Function at $40. The DVDs are available for home, classroom or co-op use. Before purchasing, you may download a limited demo version.
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So, it's officially Autumn . . . Here's my little guy's take on that, "Autumn, bottom, bottom, Autumn, A is for Autumn." Gotta love Winnie the Pooh ABCs. Oh, and "R is for Roo, and Rabbit too!"
What wisdom for only 5 years old! What happened to that simple enthusiasm for everything? I'm constantly reminded by my son and darling daughter that simple things make a day. Her take on Autumn, get in the tree and pose . . .
Hot chocolate, fall clothes, cozy blankets, snuggling, cups of tea or cappucino, a good book, a family movie, a campfire - now that's what I call Autumn! How about you?
What wisdom for only 5 years old! What happened to that simple enthusiasm for everything? I'm constantly reminded by my son and darling daughter that simple things make a day. Her take on Autumn, get in the tree and pose . . .
Hot chocolate, fall clothes, cozy blankets, snuggling, cups of tea or cappucino, a good book, a family movie, a campfire - now that's what I call Autumn! How about you?
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The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department and Vermont Electric Cooperative (VEC) have partnered to provide nesting platforms for osprey in Vermont. The team recently created two new nesting platforms for the birds at the Eagle Point Wildlife Management Area in Derby, Vermont.
Osprey are large, fish-eating raptors that were once nearly extinct in Vermont due to loss of nesting habitat, declines in fish populations, and the effects of the pesticide DDT. Following a nationwide ban of DDT in the 1970�s, osprey have made a dramatic recovery. They were removed from Vermont�s threatened and endangered species list in 2005.
Osprey prefer to nest on standing dead trees, but many landowners remove these trees. The birds frequently turn to utility poles as an alternative nesting site, often with negative consequences, according to Jeffery Wright, Chief Operating Officer for VEC.
�One of our biggest fears was that osprey would roost or nest on our utility poles, which can damage the poles and harm the osprey,� said Wright. �After a nest caught on fire on one of our poles, we knew we had to start making some changes.�
VEC began collaborating with Fish & Wildlife in 2008 to create osprey nesting platforms throughout northern Vermont. The platforms are placed on the top of a telephone pole near open water. Osprey frequently use the platforms to build nests and fledge their young.
�What began as a strategy aimed at mitigating accidents has turned into a rewarding conservation effort,� said Wright. �Our line workers spend a lot of time in the outdoors and have a close connection to the land and to wildlife. This is a great way for our utility to give back to the environment and is something we can all be proud of.�
Wright added that he has a picture of a nesting platform from Sandbar WMA behind his desk at his office.
�This is truly a collaborative effort,� said Paul Hamelin, habitat biologist for Vermont Fish & Wildlife. �Partnerships like these really strengthen our conservation efforts on our wildlife management areas.�
Media Contacts: Paul Hamelin, 802-751-0101, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Dept; Elizabeth Gamache, 802-730-1158, Vermont Electric Cooperative
Source: Department of Fish and Wildlife
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John Chancery Dunlap is one of the farming population in Washington district,
Lincoln county. He was born in this county, March 28, 1860, and his parents, John and Jane (Daily) Dunlap,
resided here while the place was Kanawha county, but died before the organization of Lincoln county. In Kanawha
county, West Virginia, February 8. 1883, the Rev. G. W. Griffith pronounced the words which made John C. Dunlap
and Mary Elizabeth Chandler husband and wife. She was born in Hancock county, Indiana, and she is a daughter
of Henry McFarland and Martha Ann (Hill) Chandler, residents now of Kanawha county. The postoffice address of
John C. Dunlap is Rome, Kanawha cpunty, West Virginia.
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Guess Who I Saw Today is a side quest in Fallout: New Vegas.
[show]Quick walkthrough
- Go to Jacobstown.
- Speak with Doctor Henry.
- Head to Charleston Cave.
- Retrieve the chewed Stealth Boy.
- Return to Doctor Henry.
- Talk to Lily Bowen.
- Deal with Keene.
Detailed walkthrough
To begin the quest you must go to the Jacobstown Lodge and talk to Doctor Henry and tell him you will help him with looking into why the local night stalkers have begun turning invisible.
Meet with Lily, a smaller nightkin standing by the pen outside the front of the lodge after accepting the quest. You can invite her to come with you, but do not have to (this will only work if you do not have a fellow humanoid companion already).
Exit Jacobstown and circle around to the northwest to locate Charleston Cave, and enter. Continue through the cave following your compass (generally moving downhill) while dispatching night stalkers and eventually you'll come across a couple of bighorner bodies and a nightkin body, with Oh, Baby! next to it. Examine the nightkin and take his chewed Stealth Boy and you'll be prompted to return to Doctor Henry back in the Jacobstown lodge.
(The night stalkers will not attack if the player has the 'Animal Friend' perk.)
Back at Jacobstown, talk to the doctor. He'll inform you that since the chewed Stealth Boy was a dead-end, using the Mark II Stealth Boy is the only remaining line of research available to him, and Lily is his best experimental subject. Talk to both the doctor and Lily (Note: If you talk to Lily while you are away from Jacobstown, she will run back to Jacobstown. So if you need her, be careful where you have this conversation.), they both will agree to the experiment. It's a success, but as soon as the doctor is finished Keene enters the room and demands the Stealth Boy Mk. II specs.
Make sure Doctor Henry actually does the experiment, you should not have to wait more than 30 seconds for him to start
- If you can pass a Speech check (80), Keene can be spoken down.
- Giving him the specs will cause him to leave peacefully.
- If you don't give him the specs, he and two other nightkin will attack.
- You can easily draw the three of them outside and let the super mutants help you do your work.
- You can also go in the corner (where the wheeled tables are) to prevent the nightkin from attacking you (or delaying them).
- It is possible to use a Stealth Boy and reverse pickpocket C4 plastic explosive onto Keene and his 2 nightkin before speaking with him. This way, if you chose to fight them, you can use a detonator to instantly kill all 3 at once.
- Note, Lily will leave the lodge as Keene is coming into the room, she will therefore not help you with the fight**
- Lily will start firing at you as well**
In the lodge, speak with Doctor Henry again.
- If you can pass a Science check (90) you can convince Henry to test the Stealth Boys on night stalker brains.
- You can also inform the Doctor the risk is too great, and Lily should not wear it.
- You can also tell him you think Lily should continue to wear the Mark II prototype.
Whichever decision you choose, it will end the quest. It is not confirmed if different decisions have any effect on game-play, though you will always be able to take Lily as a companion. Passing the Science check gives you around 100 more experience than the other two options do. Passing with the science check awards 590 XP.
No matter the outcome, the player will NOT be able to acquire the Stealth Boy MK II Prototype.
Journal entries
Stage | Status | Description |
1 | Look for the source of the night stalker stealth mutation. | |
2 | (Optional) Ask Lily to help you investigate the night stalker mutations. | |
3 | Tell Doctor Henry you've discovered a potential cause for the night stalker mutations. | |
4 | Talk to Lily about participating in Doctor Henry's experiment. | |
5 | Tell Doctor Henry to proceed with the experiment once Lily is present. | |
6 | Wait for Doctor Henry to complete the experiment. | |
7 | Speak with Keene and try to defuse the situation. | |
8 | Speak with Doctor Henry. | |
9 | Decide whether or not Lily should continue to wear the Mark II prototype and inform Doctor Henry. |
- If Calamity is not present there will be a long pause in the dialogue when Doctor Henry asks for the results and Calamity's words will not be spoken.
- Apart from reloading, there are several methods to make Doctor Henry responsive again, so that at least the quest "For Auld Lang Syne" can be finished:
- Failing a pickpocket attempt on Henry may reset his AI after he confiscated your stolen goods.
- Although, pickpocketing him sometimes makes Jacobstown residents hostile towards you.
- Waiting for 24 hours may trigger the next stage of the sequence.
- Calamity may be stuck in her room (right-hand passage behind the reception counter, second room on the left). Engaging with her (even just buying something) allows her to start to move out to join Doctor Henry, allowing the 'tests' to complete.
- Failing a pickpocket attempt on Henry may reset his AI after he confiscated your stolen goods.
If you manage to get to Doctor Henry before Lily arrives, you can still initiate the test. This will cause Henry to talk to the absent Lily and break the sequence, having Henry standing there unresponsive, waiting for Lily to act.
- Immediately after using the speech option with Keene telling Doctor Henry to do as he says, there will be a black screen crash. this happened on the PS3 and the Xbox 360.
- Sometimes, if you beat Lily to the lodge trying to exit the building again will cause a black screen crash. There is no fix for this at this time aside from exiting the game, erasing all add-on content (including patches) and loading the game with out the add-ons.
- Eureka!" is active, Doctor Henry may not respond to you talking to him, resulting in it being impossible to finish the quest. If you come back to the lodge whilst the quest "
- If you go into V.A.T.S. on Lily while she is testing the Stealth Boy MK II and she is invisible she will turn visible but this will not affect the quest.
- If you ask Lily to help Doctor Henry while she is waiting in the Presidential Suite of the Lucky 38 without asking her to come with you, she will immediately leave to go speak to Doctor Henry. When you return to Jacobstown Lily will not be present anywhere, but you can stil talk to Doctor Henry to initiate the quest. He will go through the dialogue one sentence at a time, and the only solution to get the quest finished is to leave the building and return to Doctor Henry after each line. (This solution does not seem to work on 360.)
- The dead bighorners inside the cave may respawn.
- If Lily dies before the quest starts steps 1-3 are necessary to complete the quest. No penalties will be incurred.
Behind the scenes
"Guess Who I Saw Today" was a soft jazz song written by Murray Grand and performed by Elisse Boyd.


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Barclays' adjusted pre-tax profit rise of 26% to 7 billion pounds made the payout possible, though after exceptionals including charges for misselling of payment protection insurance and interest rate hedging investments, statutory pre-tax profit was only 246 million pounds. The Barclays share price stands at 320 pence, up 7% on the week.
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