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Are you the kind of woman who loves to veer off the roads, get on the trails, and explore the beauty of your own backyard on foot? Our updated review compares 11 of the best women's trail running shoes side-by-side. We ran high alpine, temperate rainforest, and desert trails with a different shoe on each foot. We submerged and compared each shoe to see which ones held the most water. We even trudged through heavy mud, soggy snowfields, over wet slippery rocks, and other nasty surfaces to figure out which shoes had the best traction. Then, we rated each shoe based on its foot protection, stability, traction, comfort, sensitivity, and weight. The range of shoes that we cover includes transitional, traditional, and a new exciting category - the maximalist shoe.
Our in-depth review will explore the best women's trail running shoes and how to buy them in a saturated market, as well as other critical information that will help you choose the shoes that are right for you. Read on to learn more, and to see which models took home our top awards. For the guys out there, check out The Best Trail Running Shoes Review.
The Best Trail Running Shoes for Women Review
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|Review by: Amber King ⋅ Review Editor, OutdoorGearLab
|March 10, 2015
Top Ranked Trail Running Shoes - Women's
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|Awesome traction, precise fit, quick fit lacing system, great foot protection, winter-ready, sheds mud, fantastic colors
|Lightweight, breathable, rockplate, low profile, wide toe box, extremely versatile
|Comfortable, great traction, rock plate, stylish, rugged, no-sew technology
|Uber comfort, lightweight, quick-fit lacing system, breathable
|Sturdy construction, good traction, wide toe box, excellent value, moldable midsole upon break-in
|Fits narrow foot best, less breathable uppers, quick fit lacing system gets gummed up
|Outsole is slippery on wet rocks, lack of flexibility, mesh lets small particles in
|Signs of wear & tear, uncomfortable tongue inseam
|Unstable, narrow fit, mesh does not keep the trail out, not fashionable
|Slippery sole when wet, little breathability, shallow toe box, overall look
|Best Uses
|Sloppy surfaces, high mountain trails, mellow and less technical trails, winter running
|EVERYTHING! racing, short to ultra distances, transitioning to barefoot running, mellow to technical trail terrain, cross-over shoe, around town
|Mellow to technical trail running, road running, casual wear
|Long to ultra-distances, mellow to moderately technical trails, roads
|Easy to moderately technical trails, cross-over shoe, hiking
|Date Reviewed
|Aug 25, 2014
|Feb 16, 2015
|Aug 25, 2014
|Aug 25, 2014
|Aug 25, 2014
|Weighted Scores
|Salomon Speedcross 3 - Women's
|Saucony Peregrine 5 - Women's
|Brooks Cascadia 9 - Women's
|HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR - Women's
|ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 - Women's
|Foot Protection - 25%
|Traction - 20%
|Stability - 20%
|Comfort - 15%
|Weight - 10%
|Sensitivity - 10%
|Product Specs
|Salomon Speedcross 3 - Women's
|Saucony Peregrine 5 - Women's
|Brooks Cascadia 9 - Women's
|HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR - Women's
|ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 - Women's
|Water and Abrasian Resistant Textile
|FlexFilm Synthetic, No Sew Technology
|Sythetic Mesh; No sew technology
|External Monomesh & Airbase Technology; No sew upper
|Synthetic Mesh
|Molded EVA
|Powergrid foam cushioning with GRID technology
|New! Blended BioMoGo DNA
|Full Length HIP CMEVA
|Dual Density, spEVA (prevent sole breakdown), Rearfoot Gel Cushion Technology
|Non-marking ContraGrip Rubber
|High Traction Hard Rubber
|Medium-Hard Rubber
|High Abrasion/Lightweight Rubber
|High Abrasion Rubber
|Weight (per pair for size 9)
|21.0 oz
|18.6 oz
|23.1 oz
|20.1 oz
|21.0 oz
|Water Held (per pair for size 9)
|9.3 oz
|9.4 oz
|9.4 oz
|6.7 oz
|12.5 oz
|Shoe Type
|Transitional w/ rock plate and gaiter compatible
|Traditional w/rock plate
|Heel-to-Toe Drop
|9 mm
|4 mm
|10 mm
|6 mm
|10 mm
|Lacing System
|One - Pull Quick Fit Lacing System with Lace Pocket
|Traditional - Flat
|Traditional - Flat
|One-Pull Quick Fit System; Traditional Flat Laces are also included.
|Traditional - Flat
|Sizes Available
|5 - 12
|5 - 12
|6.5 - 12
|5 - 11
|6 - 12
|Colors Available
|Orange/Red/White & Black/Gray/Blue & Blue/Yellow/Teal & Magenta/Yellow/Black & Magenta/Green/Blue
|Grey/Mint/Purple & Purple/Red/Green
|Blue/Red & Light/Dark Blue & Magenta/Gray
|Grey/Coral/White & Plum/Grey/Fuscia
|Grey/Mint Green/Blue & Titanium/Lightning/Plum
- Review Photos
- Editors' Choice Winners
|Saucony Peregrine 5 - Women's
|ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 - Women's
|Salomon Speedcross 3 - Women's
|HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR - Women's
OutdoorGearLab Editors' Hands-on Review
Review Update: March 2015
In our last review, the Saucony Peregrine 4 - Women's took home our Editors' Choice Award, so when Saucony released the new Saucony Peregrine 5 - Women's in January, we ordered it up and put 50 or 60 miles on it. We're stoked to report that it's still Editors' Choice material!
We're also excited to announce the next set of contenders we'll be adding to our review! Check back at the end of June for reviews of these hot trail running products: Altra Lone Peak 2.0 - Women's, Hoka One One Challenger ATR - Women's, La Sportiva Bushido - Women's, Altra Olympus 1.5 - Women's, and Brooks Cascadia 10 - Women's.
Selecting the Right Product
Trail running shoes are designed to take you off the pavement and get you into the backcountry. Once off-road, there are a variety of surfaces you may encounter, ranging from soft and easy terrain to sloppy mud and snow to sand, gravel, or slickrock. Your trails of choice might vary from wildly steep mountainside to dreamy flat single track. So, what do these conditions demand from a shoe?
Well, there are many types of shoes built for a variety of different purposes. If you're like most trail runners, you're probably looking for a shoe that offers superior foot protection from sharp and uneven surfaces; a shoe that has a rigid midsole to keep your feet protected from pounding impervious surfaces; and of course, a shoe with great traction that will hug sharp and slippery turns. Having all this in combination with a lightweight feel, balancing good sensitivity would be dream!
So how do these "wishlist requirements" compare to your typical road running shoe? Well, the big difference between road and trail running is the surfaces that you encounter. Road runners are designed for flat pavement surfaces as opposed to uneven, technical terrain. As a result, they prioritize efficiency, breathability, and speed. The complex tread patterns, stability features, and foot protection offered in traditional women's trail running shoes are not common in regular road running shoes. Some road shoes cross over, integrating some stability features or additional foot protection.
It's important to recognize that there are so many types of shoes out there, with different purposes. As a consumer, you need to think about the surfaces you will be running on, the environments you are running in, and the distances you plan on conquering, since all these considerations will help you decide which product fits you best in the backcountry. Since every person is different, there is no right shoe for everybody. Take some time, reflect on these questions, read on, and see what you need to know to become the educated consumer. To start, let's take a look down trail running shoe type lane!
Types of Women's Trail Running Shoes
As we study our running in association with stride, cadence, and foot striking patterns, lots of trail running movements have emerged. If you go to a local race, you will see all sorts of different models on people's feet. Everything from little flimsy pieces of rubber that fit around each toe, like the barefoot shoes offered by Vibram, to ginormous soled shoes like the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR. As every person is different, there are a variety of shoes out there that cater to all these individual needs. As an overview, we have outlined the primary shoe types that you may encounter in the buying market, and touched upon each advantage and disadvantage to better help you decide what shoe category you fit into based on your trail running demands. Breaking it down, we have designated four different shoe categories; barefoot, transitional, traditional, and maximalist.
For a more in-depth look at types of shoes and advice on buying trail runners, we welcome you to check out our buying advice article, How to Choose the Best Trail Running Shoes for Women.
Barefoot Running Shoes, like the Vibram FiveFingers TrekSport - Women's, are designed to mimic running barefoot. Running barefoot means well running barefoot. No added comfort or stability components. The philosophy goes that after proper training, the stabilizing muscles in your feet and legs will become stronger, and your body will fall into a more natural running position. This running position means striking with your midfoot as opposed to your heel. The theory is that as a result, your body suffers less impact, and thus potentially creates less injury. Also, with your toes free to wiggle, they can splay out to give you better balance and stability on the trail. We did not review any barefoot/minimalist shoes in this review, but you can learn more about the barefoot philosophy and see the top scoring models by reading The Best Barefoot Shoes for Women Review.
Adidas Vigor TR - Women's, and Saucony Excursion TR8 - Women's.
Criteria for Evaluation
Foot Protection
Since your feet are hitting the trail, it's important that they are protected for long periods of exposure to uneven running surfaces and hazards. When evaluating each contender for foot protection, we considered a few micro-metrics. We ran all nine shoes over technical terrain that would normally beat up any runner's feet. While doing this, we paid specific attention to the rigidity of the shoe's midfoot, protection from impact (i.e. cushioning in the midfoot and heel), the rigidity of the upper material and how it encompassed the foot, and whether debris was able to get past the uppers on longer runs. Taking each of these micro-metrics into consideration, while comparing shoes side-by-side, we were able to decipher which shoes had the best foot protection.
The HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR - Women's and Salomon Speedcross - Women's scored the highest in this category; they both offer ample foot protection, but in different ways. The Stinson ATR scored the highest as its incredibly thick midfoot completely protected the feet from all hazards encountered on the trail. While running over rocks and other debris, the midsole was soft enough to wrap around the obstacles, maintaining a flat plain, without feeling the sharp objects of obstacles that lay below.
The Saucony Peregrine performed the best in foot protection among the transitional shoes, thanks to its rock plate and extremely rigid midfoot. Others that scored well included the Brooks Cascadia 9 - Women's, which offers a nice rock plate and great cushion. The Adidas Vigor TR did really well at keeping any type of pesky debris out of our socks.
The product that scored the lowest for foot protection was the Nike Zoom Wildhorse - Women's. Being a transitional shoe with a more minimalist feel, it is not meant to provide a whole lot of foot protection. Instead, this shoe has a lightweight design, with no extra materials for protection, other than a somewhat rigid sole and protective, glove-like upper.
When you're trodding over technical terrain, good traction will help you trust your shoes and enjoy your run! Depending on where you run and what you are running on, your traction requirements may change dramatically. Perhaps you stick to the roads and veer off to the trail every now and then. If that's the case, you should look into a cross-over shoe like the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR, or ASICS Venture . Maybe you get high in the mountains, running into a variety of surfaces along the way; that might require a beefier shoe like the Salomon Speedcross . Or perhaps you like to go fast on single track terrain through the foothills or woods; here, weight is important, and you should consider a shoe like the Saucony Peregrine or Nike Zoom . Whatever your preference, it is important to identify the surfaces that you encounter on your runs to figure out the traction that you need for your trails and lifestyle.
For all you technical trail runners
If you are looking for a trail running shoe with awesome traction for the technical and slippery trail - so good that it tests poorly on pavement - we recommend taking a look at the deep and widely spaced tri-tipped lug system offered by the Salomon Speedcross 3 - Women's, our Top Pick for Sloppy Terrain. This system provided the most trusted traction on steep and flat terrain and all the backcountry surfaces tested in this review. We were surprised how the soft non-marking contra-grip rubber performed on wet and rocky surfaces, as well as snow. Even with the deep lugs, they still clung to granite slabs and did pretty well edging on rock climbs. We were surprised!
Saucony Peregrine - Women's, our Editors' Choice winner, was a very close runner up in our traction metric. The complex and multi-directional tread design binds to most surfaces for trusted traction when rounding corners or bounding over boulders. We found that the rubber used in the soles of these shoes was a little harder than the Salomon, and these shoes did not grip wet rocks or do as well while scrambling over granite. In fact, none of the shoes tested did well here, except for the Salomons. Our Editors' Choice winner also did not shed mud as well as the Salomons; however, they performed a little better than the Salomons when edging on rock climbs and climbing uber steep snow slopes.
Cross-over Traction
Now, if you're a road runner looking to get on the trails, or if you are a trail runner that likes to get on the roads every now and then, you're not going to need all the fancy bells and whistles of deep lugs and super complex tread patterns.
ASICS GEL-Venture - Women's, and Adidas Vigor TR. All four performed well for traction on all surfaces except for the snow slopes and the nasty sloppy stuff.
ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 - Women's performed the best on trails and roads. The lugs were deeper then that of the Vigor TR and Venture . They also had the best multi-direction traction on stickier surfaces.
It is important to feel stable on the trail. Constantly encountering uneven surfaces and obstacles means that a stable shoe will keep your foot safe and happy. A lot of other metrics contribute to stability, including foot protection, sensitivity, and traction. As a result, when considering stability, we took into account the following micro-metrics: lug design, lacing system, shoe height, ability to feel the ground, whether tripping or ankle rolling occurred during testing, the foot platform width, and simply how comfortable our running team felt while testing out these shoes.
Everybody wants to be comfortable on the trail - whether you are running an ultra-marathon, marathon, 5K or just getting out after work. When looking at comfort, we considered the shoe's breathability, amount of cushion, versatility for orthotics, and break-in period.
We were really impressed with the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR in this category! So impressed that we awarded a Top Pick for Comfort award as a result of its amazing performance. When asking a fellow tester to grade the comfort on a scale of -10, she asked if she could give it an 11! Why not? The ample cushioning in the midfoot offers a trail ride that we had never experienced before. Fitting those with a narrow foot best, the Stinson ATR is like running on a cloud. You can't feel the trail under you as you careen your way through technical terrain. As a result, joints were left happier and our feet felt better - especially on longer runs with a lot of descent. The uppers are the most breathable tested and dry quickly after going through puddles. They also performed very well in hotter weather. In comparison, the Salomons were awarded two points less as a result of the less breathable uppers and a sensitivity forefoot that left your feet hurting after 18 miles. The trade-off for good sensitivity normally lives in the cushioned comfort.
On the end of the scale, the Nike Zoom Wildhorse , a minimalist transitional shoe scored the lowest in comfort as it does not boast any sort of extra cushion or comfort components. Though, this was how the shoe was designed. A trade-off for being lightweight and minimalist.
When measuring breathability, we started off by simply wearing all of the review contenders out in hot weather to determine which offered the most airflow. In terms of breathability, through our tests we found that the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR and Saucony Peregrine performed the best. Both have breathable uppers that, when you hold them up to the light, you can actually see through. We would recommend both for hot summer days, but not cold winter nights. The Adidas Vigor TR and ASICS Kahana 7s performed the worst for breathability, making them a good option for cold weather running. These shoes both held the most water during our drench test.
Being able to feel the trail under your foot is really important for a lot of trail runners. Sensitivity allows you to feel the uneven surfaces and readjust your body to ensure a healthy foot strike and position. Typically, shoes closer to the barefoot or transitional category scored the best in this category. While rating sensitivity, we specifically looked at whether we could feel the trail underfoot and whether we could feel small rocks and/or roots, or if there was no connection to the trail.
The Nike Zoom Wildhorse , Keen A86 TR - Women's, and New Balance Minimus 10 Trail - Women's scored the highest in this category. All shoes have a very thin midfoot that does not feature a lot of cushion, allowing you to feel the trail as you move along. Following closely behind was the Saucony Peregrine . It offers exceptional sensitivity but has a little bit more cushion and sole between the ground and foot. On the other end of the spectrum was the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR. As mentioned in the comfort section, the HOKA ONE ONE hosts extreme cushion, not allowing for much sensitivity on the trail.
Having a lightweight shoe on the trail can make a whole world of difference for all trail runners. If you're an ultra-runner, a couple of ounces feel heavy after 50 miles. If you're a recreational runner, the lighter weight may give you more speed and help you feel liberated on the trail. Though, you need to ask yourself, how important is weight to you? To evaluate weight we did two things. We weighed each model while it was dry (per pair of size 9 women's). Then we dunked each one in water for 30 seconds to compare how much water the shoe held when wet.
Water Held = Wet Weight-Dry Weight
We felt that wet weight and water held was important for folks who run through streams and rivers, or who live and train in areas of the world that get a lot of rain - like the Pacific Northwest. We averaged the dry weight and the water held to formulate our weight scores.
The products that earned the best scores in our weight metric were the New Balance Minimus, Keen A86 TR, Nike Zoom Wildhorse and HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR. The New Blanace Minimus and Keen A86 TR had the lightest dry weights, making you want to fly on the flats. Through the dunk tests, the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR held the least amount of water, while the Nike Zoom Wildhorse held just a little bit more. This makes them both good options if you are considering terrain where you might encounter a lot of water.
On the other end of the spectrum, the heaviest shoes tested were the Adidas Vigor TR then the ASICS Kahana 7. Both were already on the heavier end while dry, but when we dunked the shoes in water for 30 seconds, we found that they also held the most water of all their competitors.
Editors' Choice Award: Saucony Peregrine 5 - Women's
Saucony Peregrine 5 - Women's is a low profile shoe (4 mm heel-toe drop) with exemplary versatility. This design balances great foot protection and sensitivity and can easily cross over from roads to trails. With its lightweight design, you feel fast on both the roads and dirt flats. If you feel like getting into more technical terrain, don't hesitate! As our most breathable shoe, it will keep your feet cool and well protected. The superior foot protection comes in the form of a rock plate in the midsole that protects from extended impacts on the trails. The Saucony Peregrine 5's logo "Run Anywhere" is true to the shoe you really can go anywhere, and it performs well. That is why we awarded it this year's Editors' Choice award.
Best Buy Award: ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 - Women's
ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 - Women's, which rings up at just $85. In a tight race with the Saucony Excursion TR8, the Kahana performed well in all categories. We really liked the thin, rigid uppers in combination with the Duo-max gel pods, which added extra comfort in the midsole. This women's trail running shoe wicks water well and still performed well as a cross-over from the trail to the pavement. It provides good traction on nasty surfaces and it's lightweight enough to be race ready, as long as it's not wet. Furthermore, its construction is high quality and did not exhibit any wear and tear throughout the duration of testing. As a result, we are proud to announce the ASICS GEL-Kahana 7 as our Best Buy award winner.
Top Pick Award for Sloppy Terrain: Salomon Speedcross - Women's
Salomon Speedcross - Women's performed on technical and casual terrain. This was our go-to trail running shoe for all sorts of adventures, including long high alpine ridge runs and quick and short single track. The deep, multi-directional lugs stand apart from any of the other shoes tested. In fact, this was the only shoe that could really handle super wet, slippery, and rocky surfaces. Wearing a shoe like this on the trail will have you comfortably trusting the technical terrain, and plowing through the gnarly elements you are bound to meet with as a trail runner in the mountains. This is why we couldn't help but give the Salomon Speedcross our Top Pick for Sloppy Terrain.
Top Pick Award for Comfort: HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR - Women's
HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR - Women's kept our feet, joints, and body happy. This shoe features up to 50% more cushioning than traditional trail running shoes, boasts an active foot frame in the insoles to help with stability, and also contains a meta-rocker to almost launch you forward as you run. The uppers are thin and extremely breathable, and the shoe offers ample foot protection on the trail. Not only that, but they are lightweight and retained the least amount of water in our dunk tests. We just had to give the HOKA ONE ONE Stinson ATR a top pick award. The amount of cushion offered is truly novel, and something that a lot of runners are beginning to get into. All that said, be sure to read our full review of this product to learn about a few of its flaws.
Ask an Expert: Robin Balder-Lanoue
Robin is the head coach of the women's Cross Country and Track & Field teams for the Blazers at the College of Saint Benedict in Minnesota, where she has been for over 16 years. She was an NCAA runner herself in college and has stayed competitive in road races since. She's placed as high as 15th in the Twin Cities Marathon and she's a founding member of the Baba Yaga women's team that has been competing for 20 years in the Hood-to-Coast relay race in Oregon, bringing back several victories.
Regarding fit, what aspects do you consider the most important for running shoes?
First and foremost, runners should be in the right shoe for him or her. In general for fit, most
running stores will recommend that you have about a thumb nail between the end of your shoe and your big toe or 2nd toe whichever is longer.
What is your best tip for making sure that a shoe will still feel good after several miles or a few weeks (i.e. post-store)?
If you have a shoe you love, get pairs of them. You can alternate every other day with your shoes. This will give your shoe a day to dry out from all of your foot sweat. In turn, it will give you a little more time in the shoe. If your shoes are really wet, you can stuff them with newspaper and they will be pretty dry the next day. Also, don't ever wash the shoe in a washing machine. Scrub them with an old toothbrush and then stuff them with newspapers. They will last longer.
How do you "break in" your shoes?
I think it is always a good idea to buy your new pair of shoes before your old shoes are "dead." This makes it easier to work your way into the new shoes. I like to run in the new shoe one day and the old shoe the next day, maybe starting the new shoes with shorter runs and working up to longer time lengths. If your new shoe is the same brand/style as the old one, and they've only made small changes from the previous version, you can jump right into it. Once the old shoe is dead, you can simply start wearing your new one every day. Today's shoes are made so well that most people can adjust very quickly to a new pair. If you are having a hard time adjusting after a few weeks, then it is probably not the right shoe for you.
How long do your wear a pair of shoes? What are the signs you look for that cry "you need a new pair of running shoes!"?
Most shoes are made so well that they will appear to be in great shape even when they are "dead." Most running shoes will last 300 to 500 miles. The more stability a shoe has, the longer it will last. The lighter the shoe, the fewer miles you can put on them. I tell our athletes to keep a running log. It is a good way to keep track of how many miles your shoe has on them. Often, your body will tell you that it is time for a new shoe. Your knees might act up, or your hip. People that have been running a long time usually know the signs, so you also need to listen carefully to your body.
Where do you stand on the barefoot, minimal, neutral-drop shoe movement?
Do you use barefoot or minimal shoes at all?
I think it is a good thing in moderation. There are a lot of studies that show that there are benefits to barefoot running. But I don't think it is something you jump completely into. I think that having a day or two a week to do a little barefoot running is beneficial. But I don't believe that just anyone can switch to only barefoot running. If you are someone who has needed a more supportive shoe, then you need to be especially careful.
Do you have or recommend different shoes for different types of running (minimal, trail, treadmill, road, track)?
I do believe that you should use trail running shoes if you plan to do a lot of trail running. If you do it just once in a while, you might be able to get by on your regular running shoes. Use your best judgment based on the terrain. If you have a minimalist or light weight trainer, you should use those on your speed days. I like to alternate between my regular training shoes for easy or long days and my flats for zippy days.
Do you wear your running shoes for other activities (ex: walking, hiking, Zumba)?
Running shoes are sacred. I only use my current running shoes for running. I want them to last as long as they can. Save your old ones for other activities.
What's the one piece of advice you tell novice runners before they go to buy running shoes?
Go to a specialized running store to get your running shoes. They have salespeople that are trained to evaluate your running form and foot strike to help you get in the right shoe. When you are in the right shoe (the right amount of stability, motion control, or cushion), running is awesome!
Are there any other aspects you think are important to consider when choosing a running shoe?
I think the most important thing is to find out what type of shoe you need for your body and running program. Everyone is different. What looks cool and works for your best friend may not work for you.
Are there any accessories that you use with your shoes, and if so what things do you consider when buying those?
Years ago, people would have to get fitted for $400+ orthotics in order to get the right support. While there are still some people who do need special orthotics, it seems to me that over the counter orthotics are made better and better. They could be worth the try if you have had shin issues or foot problems. Also, compression socks seem to be a great investment in increasing circulation in the lower leg for people who tend to have shin issues and they also help you to recover faster even if you don't have injuries. I would stay away from cotton socks when it comes to running and go towards technical socks that wick away moisture.
— Amber King
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Load stacking rack systems are designed to accommodate the storage of articles of a wide variety and range of sizes, shapes and constructions. Thus, such racks may be provided to store compactly for convenient access and in any selected arrangement within the rack, items of widely divergent nature, such as nuts and bolts, forgings, castings subassemblies of widely differing types, and fabricated items, assemblies and machines ranging in size from small hand tools or electrical assemblies to large items of furniture.
Stacker rack systems are designed to utilize captive pallets which serve ash shelves to support loads thereon and are removable from the rack with the load, but are retained within a given plant or building. Thus these captive pallets are moved between the rack and various stations in a building and then returned. The captive pallet and its supported items are moved between the rack and conveyor means by stacker cranes and are transported by the conveyor to and from work receiving and delivery stations. The loads are applied to or removed from the captive pallet at selected stations by means such as forklift trucks which engage the load per se and do not engage or transport the captive pallet.
It is the primary object of this invention to provide a novel. simple, inexpensive and strong unit adapted to support objects of different types and characters thereon for storage in a rack, for movement to and from the rack by a stacker crane, and for transport to and from a work station remote from the rack by means of a conveyor to which or from which the stacker crane operates.
A further object is to provide a captive pallet which is constructed to facilitate centering thereof relative to a storage space and pallet supporting means of a rack and to facilitate centering thereon of a load applied thereto.
A further object is to provide a captive pallet which renders a rack adaptable to receive items of a wide variety of types, sizes and shapes, which is suitably reinforced to enable it to sustain heavy weights, and which has a shape and contour facilitating movement thereof by a roller or other conveyor.
Other objects will be apparent from the following specification.
IN THE DRAWINGS FIG. I is a fragmentary front elevational view of a rack illustrating the use of my new captive pallet therein to support loads of different types.
FIG. 2 is a top perspective view of the captive pallet.
FIG. 3 is an edge view of the captive pallet.
FIG. 4 is a side elevational view of the captive pallet as it traverses a roller conveyor.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged fragmentary vertical sectional view taken on line 5-5 ofFIG. 2.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view taken on line 6-6 of FIG. 2.
Referring to the drawings which illustrate the preferred embodiment on the invention, the numeral I0 designates a rack wherein a plurality of elongated vertical or upright rigid structural members or columns 112 are supported upon a suitable base 14 and are interconnected with like columns by transverse structural members 16 and by longitudinal structural members 18. The columns 12 are arranged in rows aligned longitudinally to form elongated racks which are spaced apart in a warehouse or storage area to provide aisles which accommodate access to any selected part of the rack by work-handling means such as a stacker crane (not shown). At each of the columns 12 or upon transverse structural members 16 ad jacent thereto are secured a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal pallet support members 20 which project into the storage space or bay defined by four adjacent columns. Four such pallet support members 20 located at the same level adjacent the four comers of the bay provide means for support for a captive pallet 22.
Each captive pallet 22 is preferably of the construction illustrated in FIGS. 2 to 6 inclusive, and includes a bottom plate portion 24 formed of sheet metal of suitable gauge. Plate 24 has a flat central portion and opposed angularly upwardly and outwardly inclined flange portions 26 which preferably extend at an angle in the range between 60 from the plane of the central portion. Flanges 26 are preferably of a height in the order of 2 inches to 3 inches. The dimensions of the parts 24-26 are such that the captive pallet will fit into a bay of the rack to be supported by four support members 20 adjacent comers thereof with clearance relative to the columns 12 and relative to the pallet support members 20 next thereabove and therebelow. A typical dimension for such captive pallets is 48 inchesX42'A inches, but it will be understood that this dimen sion is illustrative and is not intended to be limiting.
The pallet 22 includes a corrugated panel 26 formed of sheet metal of suitable gauge. Thus, panel 28, like panel 24, may be formed of 114 gauge metal, although this is cited as illustrative and is not intended to be limiting. Corrugated panel 24 is characterized by coplanar flat portions separated by corrugations 30 spaced uniformly and extending in parallel relation and projecting downwardly from panel 28 to contact and be spot welded to plate 24 at 32. In one preferred form the corrugations 30 are curved on "/1 inches radii, are 34 inches deep and are spaced in the order of 6 inches on centers, but such dimensions are illustrative and are not intended to be limiting. Corrugated panel 24 extends substantially the full length of the bottom plate portion 24, although it may terminate slightly spaced inwardly from the ends of plate 24 as illustrated in FIG. 5. Each end portion of panel 28 preferably includes a downwardly extending end flange 34 and an inwardly return bent flange 36 engaging plate 24. Flange 34 is preferably welded to plate 24 at 38, as seen in FIG. 5.
A flat bar 40 bears against the inner face of each flange 26 to reinforce the same, and preferably extends to or slightly above the top edge of flange 26 as seen in FIG. 6. Bar 40 is welded at 42 to the upper margin of flange 26 and is welded at its lower margin at 44 to the corrugated panel 28.
In use, each captive pallet is adapted to serve as a removable floor or shelf of a single compartment of the stacker rack, as illustrated in FIG. ll. Thus, pallet 22 may serve as a support for a conventional pallet of the type supporting a load in elevated position to accommodate lifting thereof by positioning of truck lift forks therebelow. One such type of pallet is commonly constructed of wood and entails bottom members 46 and top members 48 spaced apart and secured to spaced bars 50 at the sides and central portion thereof. Such a pallet accommodates or receives the forks of a lift truck and is adapted to support a stack of boxes 52 or other articles to be stored. The captive pallet 22 is also adapted to receive and support other articles such as barrels, drums, machine assemblies and subassemblies, and finished products of various types and shapes and sizes. Another example of an article adapted to be supported by the captive pallet is a tote box or drop bot tom box 54 having supporting legs or skids 56.
The captive pallet 22 is readily shiftable from place to place within a plant, as from a storage rack to a work discharge station. FIG. 3 illustrates support and transport of a captive pallet upon a conveyor belt 54. FIG. 4 illustrates support and transport of a captive pallet 22 upon a roller conveyor of the type having a rigid frame 60 journaling parallel rollers 62 at spaced intervals. The roller conveyors may be of any desired type or construction, including units having power driven rollers, or units which are slightly inclined for gravital advance of the work thereon, or units on which a load must be advanced thereon by external means. It will be apparent that the flat bottom of plate 24 and the upwardly bent and flanges 26 accommodate traverse of the captive pallet upon a conveyor with minimum interference.
In the use of the captive pallet 22 to receive a load at a receiving station, the load will be deposited thereon in any suitable manner, as by means of a forklift truck. In cases where a load is carried by a portable pallet such as 46-48-50, the portable pallet and the load will be deposited upon the captive pallet 22. The captive pallet 22 with its load is then advanced upon a conveyor or the like to or adjacent a storage rack at which a stacker crane (not shown) lifts the captive pallet and its load from the conveyor and shifts it to the desired storage space in the rack and then inserts it in that desired space. It will be observed that the flanges 26 serve to center or guide the placement of a load upon the captive pallet 22 by reason of the vertical inclination of said flanges. The vertical inclination of the flanges 26 also serves to facilitate placement of a loaded pallet in centered position within the rack storage space.
The construction of pallet 22 is characterized by lightweight, adequate strength to carry heavy loads, minimum obstacles to usage and transport, and adequate protection for a load against injury. Also, it will be a desired plant area inasmuch as it cannot be conveniently removed or handled by usual load-carrying means, such as a forklift truck, without manual handling thereof to place the same upon truck forks and to remove it.
While the preferred embodiment of the invention has been illustrated and described, it will be understood that changes may be made within the scope of the appended claims.
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l. A captive pallet adapted for removable mounting within a storage rack to support loads of different types, sizes and shapes, comprising a rigid flat sheet metal member having a pair of opposed marginal flanges inclined upwardly and outwardly, a corrugated sheet metal member bearing upon and substantially spanning said first member and welded thereto, the corrugations of said last named member being of less height than said upturned flanges and extending transversely of and between said upturned flanges and extending transversely of and between said upturned flanges, and a reinforcing bar spanning the inner face of and welded to the upper margin of each upturned flange and welded to the upper marginal portion of said corrugated member.
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Ever since Gary Gygax realized that pretending to be a wizard stabbing a troll was a lot more socially acceptable than playing wargames where you pretend to be the Axis power, role-playing has been a thriving and vital subculture of weirdos, nerds, and lonely people. But some of those are decidedly more lonely than others, as these games show us.
"It is the goal of Fatal Games to astound and thrill those who seek a role-playing game based on historical and mythological accuracy, realism, and detail." - F.A.T.A.L.
What that means is...rape, rape, rape, violence, and rape with a side of sexual assault. When replying to the review of this game raking them over the coals, the creator responded to accusations of date rape in the game asking where the reviewers saw anything in the game about dating (REVIEW). But that, dear readers, is only the tip of this iceberg of psychological terror.
F.A.T.A.L. is the RPG for nerds that nerds beat up, the kind of guy who really DOES weigh three hundred pounds, wear nothing but sweatpants, and has a thick, bushy-yet-scraggly neckbeard. Other nerds look at guys like that, shudder, and think "At least I moved out of Mom's". So while those nerds are playing D&D, these guys? They're playing F.A.T.A.L.
F.A.T.A.L. gets right to it when you're rolling up your character. We could bore you by telling you that the game is ridiculously detailed with the stats, but we'll kill two birds with one stone and list off a stat that really get the point across. You're going to roll up, among other things, your anal circumference, depth, and just how much your a*$ can stretch. Why? Because there's probably going to be a five-foot penis up in there, and they want you to figure out exactly how much damage you're getting from a bunch of orcs pulling a train on you.
Yep, rape isn't just the reason this game exists: it's a combat mechanic! You can even summon gay ogres to rape your opponents, which would have vastly improved Final Fantasy.
And did we mention there are complicated equations for all of this, with tables you'll have to consult? To have sex in this game, you'd better have high school algebra fresh in your memory: it involves quadratic equations.
There is, believe it or not, 900 pages of this, which reads more like an algebra textbook and the most terrifying fan fiction you can find than a role-playing game. Needless to say, being a bunch of basement-dwelling losers, the writers of this game also salt in plenty of racism and other idiocy. For example, there's the Armor of Jewy Jewness (yes, seriously), which increases your nose size and reduces your penis size. Classy!
Unfortunately for F.A.T.A.L.'s authors, nothing on the Internet goes away: you can find the full 900-page game plus their hilarious attempts to sell it as something other than a desperate nerd's bleat for revenge on the Wayback Machine
deadEarth was an attempt to simulate what it would actually be like to survive a nuclear apocalypse and gain superpowers. Of course, these superpowers tended to be of the ridiculous variety. Like, say, it burns when you pee, dying when you come into contact with water, or not knowing what sharp things are.
Beyond that and some production problems, it was actually a fairly decent RPG. But we wonder what the hell they were thinking with those superpowers. Did somebody lose a bet? Were these rules imported from a game where you played a crack squad of Down's syndrome sufferers? What was the deal?
Let's say you want to make an RPG based on a popular series of novels. That's a good marketing plan. But do you pick a series of novels carefully, or do you throw a dart and wind up with the one about hermaphroditic aliens that evolved from humanity after the apocalypse? That have penis flowers?
They not only did exactly that, they expected you to play one of these androgynous penis-flower monsters. And they thought this was innovative because clearly they'd never seen, heard of, or understood what "hentai" was.
Needless to say, this is off the market, but we're surprised those penis flowers aren't available online.
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Pennsylvania Ballet presents A 50th Finale: The Ultimate Celebration, a mixed bill closing the Company's 50th Anniversary Season, June 12-15 at the Merriam Theater. Bank of America is the Presenting Sponsor.
"For the final program of our 50th Anniversary Season, I wanted to highlight the diverse talents of this great company," Artistic Director Roy Kaiser says. "From the romantic Robbins work to the tour-de-force of Forsythe, plus the singular vision of our own Matthew Neenan, this program is an inspired grand finale to a landmark year in the Company's history."
Nuance and depth saturate In the middle, somewhat elevated, William Forsythe's frenetic experiment in abstract movement, set to Thom Willems pulsating, electronic soundscape. It's classical ballet, but with an off-kilter edge: off-balance positions, extreme extensions, and increased hip action.
In contrast, revel in the lush romance of Jerome Robbins' In the Night. Three couples portray different stages of love in extended pas de deux: tender and young, mature and balanced, and passionately fiery.
Heralded by The New York Times as "one of today's foremost dance poets," Choreographer in Residence Matthew Neenan creates two works for this program. Penumbra is an intimate ballet for five dancers. Premiered in 2008, Penumbra quickly became a favorite of the dancers to perform. The piece is set to an Alberto Ginastera score for cello and piano that creates a somber yet sweet atmosphere on stage.
Mr. Neenan's 15th commission for the Company, La Chasse (French for "The Hunt") is a duet created for Principal Dancer Lauren Fadeley and Company Member Alexander Peters. Inspired by a 1911 Albert Gleizes painting of the same name, La Chasse aims to capture the painting's sharp architecture and moody feeling, as well as the steady driving force of its Schubert score.
This series marks the final performances by Company Member Jonathan Stiles. With Pennsylvania Ballet since 1999, Mr. Stiles retires from the stage with Mr. Neenan's Penumbra on Sunday, June 15 at 2 p.m. Throughout his 15 years with the Company, Mr. Stiles has danced featured and leading roles in several ballets, including Giselle, John Cranko's Romeo & Juliet, George Balanchine's Slaughter on Tenth Avenue and A Midsummer Night's Dream, Jerome Robbins' The Concert, Paul Taylor's Company B, Twyla Tharp's In the Upper Room, Agnes de Mille's Rodeo, John Butler's Carmina Burana, Ji?í Kylián's Petite Mort, and Benjamin Millepied's This Part in Darkness (original cast). Mr. Stiles recently earned a graduate certificate in nonprofit administration from The University of Pennsylvania's Fels Institute of Government and looks forward to a career in arts management. His wife is School Instructor and former Principal Dancer Martha Chamberlain, and they have a daughter.
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Report: Hassan Whiteside to workout for Timberwolves
Sep 5, 2012, 12:04 PM EDT
Two can play at that game, Anthony Tolliver.
The Timberwolves want one more big man on the bench and have been talking with Tolliver, who wants more than the league minimum so the Timberwolves have explored moving a guard to fee up some cap space. It's a slow moving dance. One Tolliver's people tried to speed up by leaking all five teams they have spoken to.
So now we have this from the Timberwolves, they are working out Hassan Whiteside, via Hoopsworld.
Whiteside has been working out with former NBA guard John Lucas in Texas this summer and is set on trying to land a roster spot for the 2013 season.
Whiteside tells HOOPSWORLD in this interview he has a work out with the Minnesota Timberwolves set for this week, the adjustment process to the business side of the NBA and adding forty pounds to his frame in order to face the rigors of the league.
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It's all a slow free agency dance right now. But Tolliver may have to consider the minimum. Or Europe.
- zblott - Sep 5, 2012 at 1:03 PM
Remember how great of a second-round pickup Whiteside looked a couple years ago? Everyone fell for it and said he was a huge part of the reason Sacramento had an amazing draft.
Thankfully at least one person said we might want to wait on evaluating this Whiteside guy considering he was frickin' insane in college and looked unstable as hell:
- money2long - Sep 5, 2012 at 4:39 PM
everyone fell for it?
who the hell is everyone ?
- zblott - Sep 5, 2012 at 5:21 PM
Google "2010 NBA draft grades." Every single place that pops up will say great things about the Kings' second-round pick, the aforementioned Mr. Whiteside.
- money2long - Sep 5, 2012 at 7:04 PM
I DON'T KNOW IF ANY ONE IS SHOCKED HE ISN'T ON THE MAP (didnt want caps lock on)
- cmehustle - Sep 5, 2012 at 8:05 PM
I actually do remember people were high on this guy. Its crazy how people say stuff like this with no repercussions. I would love to find all the people who said Adam Morrison would be great in the league for instance.
- money2long - Sep 5, 2012 at 9:54 PM
i heard the talk about morrison . all i ever heard about whiteside was that he was raw. i dont know if i ever heard impact player with him. at least from me
- 00maltliquor - Sep 5, 2012 at 2:15 PM
This guy needs another chance, he can develope into something useful at the 5 spot.
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Everyday Beef Goulash
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Goulash is a Hungarian dish. Goulash is a soup made of beef and vegetable, flavored with red pepper and served with sour cream. Goulash has a spicy and fiery taste which makes it a perfect winter soup.
|Stewing beef
|2 Pound (Chuck, Shin Or Blade)
|4 Tablespoon
|2 , chopped
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|1 1⁄4 Tablespoon
|Caraway seeds
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Beef stock/Water and beef bouillon cubes
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|1 Pound
|1 Pound, peeled and chopped
|Sweet red pepper
|1 , seeded and chopped
|Sour cream
|1 Tablespoon (For Serving)
|To Taste
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Trim fat and coarse tissue from meat and cut meat into 2 inch cubes.
Heat lard in a heavy pan and gently saute onion and garlic for 3-4 minutes or until golden.
Stir in paprika off heat.
Add beef, caraway seeds, stock, salt and pepper, bring to the boil, covered, and simmer for 1 hour or until beef is tender.
Parboil potatoes for 10 minutes, cool, peel and cut into 1 1/2 inch cubes.
Add potato cubes, tomatoes and red pepper to pan, cover and simmer for a further 30 minutes or until potatoes are cooked.
Skim off any surface fat and season to taste.
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Dr. John Richard Sosnowski, a longtime Charleston physician who championed a Swiss movement to treat both the body and the spiritual soul, died late Thursday. He was 92.
Born July 27, 1921, in Charleston, he was a son of John F. Sosnowski Jr. and Eliza Skinner Sosnowski. He was raised on Bugby Plantation on Wadmalaw Island, where he lived at the time of his death.
Sosnowski studied chemistry and medicine at Clemson University. He graduated in 1942. He then served two years in the Army Medical Corps after graduating from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1945.
He completed his medical residency training in gynecology and obstetrics at Roper Hospital. In an interview with this newspaper in 1977, Sosnowski said he was motivated to become a gynecologist because his mother suffered and survived "gynecological cancer" when he was studying to become a doctor.
He was a partner in the Charleston ob-gyn practice of Rivers, Wilson and Sosnowski, and delivered thousands of babies around the Lowcountry. He was also instrumental in bringing Swiss physician Paul Tournier's "The Meaning of Persons" movement to the United States and the local medical community. The philosophy encourages health care providers to minister to the whole patient, both body and soul.
"No matter how our practice of health care is regulated, manipulated and pressured, the patient, and more specifically the whole person of the patient — mind, body and spirit — is our personal cause," he told the National Association of Advisors for Health Professions during the opening speech of the group's annual conference in 1987.
Sosnowski was named to the Roper Hospital Board of Commissioners in 1961 and was appointed the medical education director of Roper and St. Francis Xavier hospitals in 1974. He also worked as a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at MUSC and was assistant dean of the College of Medicine.
"Dr. Sosnowski was a much beloved faculty member and administrator at the Medical University," said former MUSC President Ray Greenberg. "He epitomized the expression 'a gentleman and a scholar' and he was one of the most caring role models on campus. He will be deeply missed."
A former president of the S.C. Obstetrical and Gynecological Society, Sosnowski fought before the General Assembly in 1970 to successfully change the state's abortion laws to include cases of rape and incest. Previously, a woman in South Carolina could have an abortion only if delivering her baby would endanger her life.
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For decades, Sosnowski was an active member of St. Michael's Church in Charleston, where, in 1967, he was elected senior warden. He also was a member of several medical associations, the Carolina Yacht Club and the Sea Island Yacht Club.
He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Wright Tyson Sosnowski; a daughter, Elizabeth T. Sosnowski; two sons, John S. Sosnowski (Patti) and Chris Sosnowski; former daughter-in-law, Janet Sosnowski; a brother, the Rev. Fred S. Sosnowski (Polly); and four granddaughters.
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Grandmont, J.-M.; Laroque, G.; (1976) The liquidity trap. Econometrica , 44 (1) pp. 129-135.
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If the liquidity trap is viewed as a property of the aggregate demand for money (or liquid assets), it can be generated from the agents' microeconomic behavior only in special cases, even in the presence of the Keynesian assumption of inelastic expectations. On the other hand, in an economy where a central bank intervenes by open market operations, short run equilibrium interest rates on long term bonds tending to zero are associated with short run equilibrium money stocks which tend to infinity, once the Keynesian assumption of inelastic expectations is made.
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He studied Economics and Philosophy in Heidelberg and Bonn from 1983 to 1990 and graduated with an economist degree. Bernd Fesel has been partner of the Gallery Karin Fesel since 1990. In 1995 he became working group member within the Federal Association of German Galleries (Bundesverband Deutscher Galerien - BVDG), from 1996 to 1997 he was board member of the BVDG, from 1997 to 2003 Managing Director. During this time he launched a presentation portal for German galleries (www.galerienindeutschland.de), organised the first online art fair with the support of the Deutsche Telekom and developed an educative CD-Rom on the art of the 60s, which was distinguished by the European Commission.
During this time he launched a presentation portal for German galleries (www.galerienindeutschland.de), organised the first online art fair with the support of the Deutsche Telekom and developed an educative CD-Rom on the art of the 60s, which was distinguished by the European Commission.
From 2000 to 2004 he was honorary spokesperson of the German Arts Council, the federal umbrella association of 20 arts federations. Since 2002 he has been board member of the German Council for Cultural statistics and from 2003 to 2005 chairman of the expert committee "Taxes" in the German Cultural Council.
In 2003 Bernd Fesel initiated the national conference on cultural industries in Berlin, which is organised every year in cooperation with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, the German Council for Cultural Statistics and the German Cultural Council.
From 2005 to 2007 he is Secretary General of the Federation of European Art Gallery Associations in Brussels, which represents approx. 2.000 galleries all over Europe.
Bernd Fesel supervises the seminar serials "Strategies in the arts market" and occupies teaching positions at the Distance University in Hagen (since 2004), the Bonn University (2006), the University of the Arts in Berlin (2007/2008) and the private University Witten-Herdecke (2009)
Since 2007 Bernd Fesel is cooperation partner of the training programme "Management in the Art Market" at the Freie Universität in Berlin, the biggest advanced training centre in Germany. This is the first advanced training dealing with the arts market which closes with a certificate.
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As of a few years ago, the Mets had a promising crop of young international free agents – primarily Cesar Puello, Aderlin Rodriguez, Wilmer Flores and a young third baseman by the name of Jefry Marte. After five full seasons under his belt, Mr. Marte has shown progress – but is it enough to consider him a valid prospect? Jefry Marte was signed as an IFA in 2007 out of the Dominican Republic and his major selling point was a plus hit tool and power-potential if he filled out his 6'1″ frame. Marte has played a full season at every level except for Lo-A, where he hit .233 in his first trip, and .264 his second time. Marte has progressively improved his plate discipline while cutting his strikeout rate, but has always had a problem with turning his contact into hits, as shown by his career .254 average. While the power has slowly ticked up, Marte hit nine home runs this season after hitting seven last season, he saw a downturn in stolen bases with nine this season compared to the 14 he ...
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Previously: Ben found the Usher's card. Sadly, it wasn't a business card, or we could probably wrap this up in an hour. Justin preyed, Celeste prayed, and Ben went to a family reunion.
Credits. Okay, I guess I'll start to share. You know the triangles in the show's logo? Ideally they'd be equilateral triangles, but I'm just going to overlook that and assume they wanted it to look pretty. The triangle with its base down is the alchemical symbol for fire, and is associated with male and positive aspects. That's the one the moon and star are in. The triangle with the point down means water and is associated with feminine, negative aspects; that's the one with the sun. Please note that negative doesn't mean "bad." That's the one the moon and star are in. The triangle with the point down means fire, and is similarly associated with male and positive aspects; that's the one with the sun. Think of them as a more angular yin-yang. If you superimpose one triangle on top of the other you get a hexagram. These symbols are associated with the Templars and Freemasons, naturally. Although hexagrams are associated with pretty much any group that someone wants to claim is Satanic. And this is why I'm still resisting the idea that light and dark necessarily equate to good and evil.
We open at Casa de Creepy. Balthus is lying in bed. He stares up at a stain on the ceiling above him. The stain resembles a beast's head in profile -- I'd go with "dragon," myself, but a wolf works too. We can hear a a bed creaking upstairs, and a woman crying out. At first, they might be the happy kind of shrieks, but pretty soon, yikes. Balthus stares upward. And then there are rumbling growls mixed in with the noises from upstairs. Balthus begins shaking his right arm, and manages to thump it against the bed as the woman upstairs shrieks.
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The House Oversight Committee is investigating whether the White House's political briefings to at least 15 agencies, including to the Justice Department, the General Services Administration and the State Department, violated a ban on the use of government resources for campaign activities.
Under the Hatch Act, Cabinet members are permitted to attend political briefings and appear with members of Congress. But Cabinet members and other political appointees aren't permitted to spend taxpayer money with the aim of benefiting candidates.
During the briefings at Treasury and Commerce, then-Bush administration political director Ken Mehlman and other White House aides detailed competitive congressional districts, battleground election states and key media markets and outlined GOP strategy for getting out the vote.
Commerce and Treasury political appointees later made numerous public appearances and grant announcements that often correlated with GOP interests, according to a review of the events by McClatchy Newspapers. The pattern raises the possibility that the events were arranged with the White House's political guidance in mind.
The briefings are part of the legacy of White House political adviser Karl Rove, who announced this week that he's stepping down at the end of the month to spend more time with his family. Despite Rove's departure, investigations into the briefings are expected to continue.
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- Redstater said...
Yet another problem is the infiltration...no infestation of so-called "journalism" by liberals and political hacks like Bill Moyers who claim to be unbiased and hide under the cover of journalism while asserting their personal political agendas.
Rove like all people is a man with whom none of us are going to agree with 100%... even staunch Republicans, ...however he is certainly the lesser of two evils (pardon the pun) when compared with Democratic strategists and former Clintonista's James Carville and Paul Begala... I mean puh-leeze.
Hopefully like former Democrat strategists, he will get his own show on CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC or CBS...where he gets to pretend he isn't partisan.
- Dr. Bruce Prescott said...
On this site we don't measure integrity by a sliding scale.
We measure it by the words and deeds of Christ.
By that standard, none of us measure up.
- Loren said...
You mentioned "On this site we don't measure integrity by a sliding scale. We measure it by the words and deeds of Christ."
I've been wondering if the following 2 verses are true or false. What's your take on them?
2 Timothy 3:16-17(NIV) "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work."
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You'll get no argument from me on that.
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Further bringing marijuana into the mainstream, Colorado voters decided Tuesday to treat the blossoming industry like other businesses by passing hefty taxes designed to raise money for schools and regulation.
Further bringing marijuana into the mainstream, Colorado voters decided Tuesday to treat the blossoming industry like other businesses by passing hefty taxes designed to raise money for schools and regulation.
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State tourism officials, at the time, said Obama's Hawaii vacation generated priceless publicity for the Islands as Hawaii's No. 1 industry — tourism — continued to stagnate.
But on this week's visit, "I think the residents of the state, the people of Hawaii, should definitely respect Sen. Obama and his family's privacy and leave him alone," said State Senate Majority Leader Gary Hooser, D-7th (Kaua'i, Ni'ihau). "My heart and prayers go out to Barack Obama and his family at this difficult moment."
During her professional life, Dunham was a role model for female professionals in Hawaii and a female banking trailblazer in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
In December 1970, Hawaii's top bank at the time — Bank of Hawaii — made Dunham one of two female vice presidents.
Robert Gibbs, the campaign's communications director, said Monday in a statement that "Senator Obama's grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, has always been one of the most important people in his life. Along with his mother and his grandfather, she raised him in Hawaii from the time he was born until the moment he left for college. As he said at the Democratic Convention, she poured everything she had into him."
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Campaign events originally planned for Madison, Wis., and Des Moines on Thursday will be replaced with one in Indianapolis before Obama makes the long flight to Hawaii.
On Friday, Obama's wife, Michelle, will sub for Obama at rallies in Akron and Columbus, Ohio, said campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki. Obama returns to the campaign somewhere in the West, she said.
Obama, the son of a black man from Kenya and a white woman from Kansas, attended Punahou School while Dunham helped raise him on Beretania Street. Obama's mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, was helping craftsmen in Indonesia and Africa get small loans to improve their lives and their villages as she pursued her master's and doctoral degrees through the University of Hawaii.
In a campaign ad this year, Obama described Madelyn Dunham as the daughter of a Midwest oil company clerk who "taught me values straight from the Kansas heartland" — things like "accountability and self-reliance. Love of country. Working hard without making excuses. Treating your neighbor as you'd like to be treated."
He referred to Dunham — and her views on race — in a March 18 speech in Philadelphia designed to both denounce and defend his former, controversial pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
In his speech, Obama linked Wright and Dunham when he said, "I can no more disown him than I can disown the black community. I can no more disown him than I can my white grandmother — a woman who helped raise me, a woman who sacrificed again and again for me, a woman who loves me as much as she loves anything in this world, but a woman who once confessed her fear of black men who passed her by on the street, and who on more than one occasion has uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe."
Obama made a similar reference to Dunham in his memoir, Dreams from My Father, in which he recalled an argument when he was in high school at Punahou between Dunham and her husband, Stanley.
Dunham rode a bus to get to her bank job, and one day had been approached by a man who pressured her for money.
"I gave him a dollar and he kept asking," Obama quoted his grandmother in the book. "If the bus hadn't come, I think he might have hit me over the head."