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On October 3, the American Royal Association announced the 2015 class of inductees to the Barbecue Hall of Fame. And I was lucky enough to be one of them. The formal induction ceremony took place on the main stage of the American Royal World Series of Barbecue® event at Arrowhead Stadium. I certainly was in good company. My fellow inductees were Big Green Egg founder, Ed Fisher, and Kansas City Baron of Barbecue, Paul Kirk. So many of you shared your...Read more →
Photo: Snake River Farms Kobe-Style Gold Grade Manhattan Filet. Unless you've been in a food coma for many years, you've likely heard of Kobe, the ultra-premium beef named after the capital city in Japan's Hyogo prefecture. Kobe beef is renowned for its outrageous tracery of white intramuscular fat (called shimofuri, or "beautiful snow"), unctuous, buttery texture, and complex umami flavors. When raw, it resembles nothing so much as a red or pink...Read more →
We've heard from you, our readers, that keeping up on all of the latest grilling techniques, newest BBQ restaurants, and hottest food trends can be difficult. So we're starting a new monthly blog post to bring together the links we love—the news you need to keep up with the ever-changing world of 'cue. The Propane-Fueled Endless Summer, nytimes.com Warmer months might be waning, but your grilling season can keep right on going with a gas grill. 10 Grilling Lies Debunked by...Read more →
Always wanted to open a barbecue restaurant? Talk to Ed Mitchell first. Mitchell has opened—and closed—some of the most celebrated barbecue joints in North Carolina. His latest venture was a slick neon and glass restaurant with a designer bar next to Bull Durham Stadium—about as different as his previous establishment—a cinderblock joint called The Pit. But whatever the vicissitudes of the business, one taste of Mitchell's pulled pork—the meat moist, the smoke scent subtle but unmistakable, the vinegar sauce...Read more →
Great news, folks! The stats are in and we've just passed 93% carriage. That means that Project Smoke™ now airs on 93+% of the Public Television network. And starting today (September 18), the show will run on Create TV Monday through Friday. No more waiting for the weekend to watch your favorite adventures in smoke and fire. To celebrate, Create TV is running a special contest. Visit CreateTV.com/contest and you...Read more →
Reprinted from The Barbecue! Bible. Photo copyright © Ben Fink. In the U.S., 175 days on the calendar have been designated as food holidays by presidential proclamation or trade/industry groups. Somehow we missed National Acorn Squash Day (September 7) and National Date-Nut Bread Day (September 8). But National Cheeseburger Day? Now that's a holiday we can really get behind. It would be almost un-American not to eat a cheeseburger on Friday, September 18. The practice...Read more →
Photo by Rob Baas. "Every few years, a dish or two comes along that captures the fancy and taste of a generation. Typically, it's a dish that most people had never heard of one year, then couldn't seem to live without the next." Steven wrote these words in the preface to Beer-Can Chicken (Workman, 2002), and they still hold true today. The Bacon Explosion, which went viral in December, 2013, is a great example. This year, the nominees are Onion Bombs and an...Read more →
Call me a Luddite. (In the early 19th century, this militant sect of English textile workers destroyed newfangled power looms in an attempt to protect their jobs.) When it comes to barbecue, I like to manage the metrics with the tools I was born with. The palm of my hand, for example, for gauging the heat of a grill. (Remember the Mississippi Test?) Or my index finger for poking a steak or chop to check its doneness. For larger cuts of meat I'll use an instant-read meat thermometer (see below) and I try to keep an eye on...Read more →


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Best week of the year if you like blue skies, colorful forests, cold mornings, sunny afternoons, and not too many folks around.
WV Philanthropy are Here! * Canaan Foilage Wash Post * Canaan.org Blog * Gauley Rapids by Anna Patrick * Mtn. Yoga
Myer House to Stumptown. * Mtns Of Possibility * Climate Change @ B'water * WV Food Map * WG weekend trail work 10/31-11/29
Never cancel due to a weather forecast Kevin Moore * Salud * Tip Top Coffee * Discover Thomas * Experience Tucker
the noise the silence by Joel * Snow Days by Todd * Highland Market * Mother Earth News Fair * Salamanders @ WG
Bridge Day * Even the bad weather is nice up here Alisa * Chip has a two track mind * How WG Got Its Name * Sue Haywood * East West
Early October Snow by Robert Haight
DON'T MISS FIDDLE SHOWS (mtn state brew expansion)
Oct 9 Yes Alexander Oct 15 Tunes and Tales Oct 17 Mo Mojo Oct 21 Stephanie Nilles & Zach Brock Oct 30 Zach Deputy Nov 6 Dangermuffin Dec 4 Marbin Dec 31 Dangermuffin
Crystal Lakes XC * Canaan Spruce * Jivaka Wellness Center * Mushroom Mtn * Water's UP? * Augusta Heritage * Clifftop Stringband Fest * Tucker Foundation * WV Mushroom Club * Old Timer's Reunion * Burning Man * Our Favorite Ski Movie * Gabe's WV Winter * Salamanders @ WG * Larry Keel * Brew Sky Fest * Shovel will Ski & Livin' the Dream & the noise the silence by Joel * bb biathlon results from 2/22 * Canaan Mtnbike Fest Chip led nature ride * Bicycle Dynamics npr * Highlands Sky Race * Home Is Where The Heart Is by Jess * 40" Mt. Mansfield,VT 5/11 * XC Is Cool * Outdoor Retailer * Maplets * Scarpa T4 & Voile Vector Skis * Eddie Spaghetti Art * Holly Hinkle Art 115 skiable 65 days all 50 km open & 150" snow, started before T'Day ended around Easter...Dec. dry/warm * Banff Film Fest * Uphill Skiers npr * Film Fest Vimeo & Snow Days by Todd * Patch Adams * Sweet place to stay in canaan? * People melted away before the snow * Norwegian flips * Amer. XC Racers Win * Mad River Glen, VT * Hippie Joint WG * Yosemite Chip * Experience Tucker * WG Skinny Skins P'burgh Post * WG Dec WV Mag * Local Mead Mr.Ben * WG Junk Archive Place * Jivaka Wellness Center * Seneca Rocks * Binding Does De Wurk w/ chip * How WG Got Its Name * Sue Haywood * East West * Chaga Mushroom * Seneca Rocks * Wanderlust Festivals * The more focus on a weather forecast the less you go outside and ski. Brent Easton * John Logar Raced AK * Old Town Crier * Easy Come Easy Go * B'Water Sled Run * Learn How To Drive * Frankferd Farms * Nat Geo Chaga filmed in Canaan * xc skiers have cobwebs on their bikes and canoes this springtime of the year * Best thing about winter is that you can always put on more clothes and in spring take them back off * I'm changing the world one nordic skier at a time Randy French * Love WV Craft Beer * I love this Spring skiing! Don't have to worry about crossing water and icing up. Walter * WG Junk Archive Place * Fritz & Athey * Local Wind Farms * WYEP is playing the Decemberists in February * many people to thank...Robbie, Sue, Adam, Mr. Dave, and Zach for freezing fingers while shutterbugging * Refuge Snowshoeing * If it's a good way to spend a day...a great way to spend a life Eddie * WG Race Results * 250 million people can drive here w/in day, we get 250. 1/10,000 of 1% * Patrick said he'd do a lot better if he just went fast as hell and went into a snow bank * As a talented person I find xc skiing very humbling Rebecca * They oughta invent a snowboard that goes sideways....they did 3000 years ago, called xc skiing * skiing the blizzard was like a snow globe, well shaken Andy "James Bond" Stump * Canaan Ski Webcam * there's something wrong with these skis, I keep falling * cheapest psychotherapy I know. Barry * Its gotta rain to snow Allen * the skiing is HEAVEN, there is no "ALMOST" about it Mac Thorton * we'll never share our skiers, all mine * Kids drag their parents to snow worldwide * having put so much into bringing totally legit xc skiing to the southeast and brightening the lives of many along the way. Be well, and see you next season. Kurt * my best childhood memories were sledding * know its good when you're only wearing ski boots * Trip Advisor * NPR Best Songs * East Of Maui * Lifestyle of XC * Nordic Demo Team * Mountaineer Wind Farm * They got the lifts running backwards at WG * Want to move to Colorado then I ski WG...Chrissy * once you get to the top...there's more * Stephan, Nord,.inc.* This is my true Christmas Marstar * converting unsuspecting alpine skiers is my favorite past time * B'water Sled Run is makin' snow now! * Mon. $15 ski Canaan with non perishable food gift...WOW! * XC State Of Industry * Jivaka Wellness Center * Top 50 Albums 2014 * we either have tulips in the yard or three feet of snow this time of the year...or any day in winter * Morgantown Brewery * WG T shirts by East West Printing * Big Timber Brew * Wreath Workshop SUCCESS thanks Dave Saville * New WV Park Chief * Scenic Winter Webcams * Upcoming Winter * Navy leaving WV * Ullr has proclaimed the snow to commence Josh Clarke * Winter has left the building! The note said " I will be back soon" Robbie * that dirt was pretty sudden Eric skiing friday near his house * 27 worker bees sat & 20 sunday = 225 hours this weekend alone and boy the cafe lunches were yummy * Eat, drink, ski, and be merry! Kevin Moore * After reading this, I've decided to cut trap door in my roof. Dave Lesher * Flickr whitegrass * May the winter be with you * Today we stretch fence, tomorrow sweep trails, the next day cross country ski! Six more months of wintery type weather to look forward to * Casey sent great cold freezing windy horrible winter weather news in that Cold Northeast, Interior Mid-Atlantic to Yield Snowy Winter Season * Our daughter's favorite season is winter, due in great part to you. Highland Market * Ol' Whitegrasser art Sean Conroy * WG Rentals Rossignol Evo Trail, Fischer, Alpina skis nnnbc boots by Alpina, Rossi, Madshus, and Fischer, Leki tapered aluminum poles with WG logo * Metal edged skis by Rossi, Madshus, Alpina, Fischer * Tele skis by Voile, Ski Logic and Boots by Scott/Garmont and Scarpa
Fresh New Snow In Less Than Two Months * Opening Thanksgiving Day
Send A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions. Oliver Wendell Holmes
Todd and Lizzy Claw
Note From Canaan Park and Steve! We are going to make every effort to open up the Tube Park and Ice rink for Thanksgiving (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), weather permitting, I'll keep you updated. We are going to have our traditional Thanksgiving buffet (more details to follow) Thanksgiving Day. Oct.30 & 31 we will offer a Haunted House at the Bear Paw Lodge (more details to follow).
John and Patty in Montana
couple more from last weekend...Martin Radigan
Elakala Falls 10.5.15. Water levels dropping quickly. — at Blackwater Falls State Park. Vernon Patterson
3. Go off the Grid (Without the Long Haul): West Virginia...Huffington Post. Sent by Tim Sharp in nothern Alaska
36th Annual Rye Hill Poetry Reading Oct 4
Chip/Adam Team Captains
WAY TO GO!! Prior to race day sponsor donations for Team Boulder Park totaled $5,590. More came in on race day --we're still counting.
Race day awards to Tucker Boulder Park totaled a whopping $4,250:
$100 Oldest Participant LaVerna White (mom)
$100 5k Luck of the Draw Jay Gartenhaus
$250 3rd Fastest 5k Overall John Morgan Chase
$100 Male 20-29 1st place Adam Rossi
$100 Male 60-69 3rd place Chip Chase
$100 Proud to be Endowed
$1000 Best Effort - Tucker County Commission
$1000 McDonough Foundation
Tucker Boulder Park:
72 members *
$360.00 entry fee *
$5,710.00 donations *
$4,150.00 earned race day * Total Raised
$1,500 1st Place Best Effort OVERALL (based on team size & support raised)...Also had the LARGEST TEAM – 72 members.* Total proceeds over $10,000! Diane Hinkle
Red Crick Martin
West Virginia engineer proves to be a David to VW's Goliath
This morning's photo (9/29) captured at a CVSP overlook. It is one of the best locations in the valley to experience diverse fall color. This morning there was film of water on all the flora which enhanced the color saturation. Enjoy, Joe Henry
These guys are always working and making the experience of White Grass the magical and high point of everyone's Tucker County winter experience . It's like they never stop no matter what the season. Keith Strausbaugh
Wetland creation CVSP * Barn Dance
Vern Patterson/Olson Bog
Kimberly Community Quilt
Heart of the Highlands Trail System Stakeholder Meeting: :The Annual Stakeholder meeting for Heart of the Highlands Trail System will be Wednesday, September 30 at 6:00 p.m. at the National Youth Science Center in Davis, WV (previously the Canaan Valley Institute building). Anyone interested in trails in Tucker County is encouraged to attend.We have reached some major milestones and are seeking community support as we move forward. Come celebrate our accomplishments and help ensure continued success with our public land partners and trail system development.For more information or to let us know you'll be there, email: email@example.com, call 304-866-4757 or message us at facebook.com/HeartOfTheHighlands
s Look forward to seeing you all and will be there when the snow flies. Paul Hess
So happy to be back at one of my favorite places in the world. Turned on and Whitegrass is working its magic. Skip Brown
last March at Stokely Creek, Ontario Canada. And a poem, inspired by the lonesome beaver trail at Stokely:
In the summer I built a sturdy dam
Any holes I plugged with mud
In the fall I built a hutch, warm and cozy
With two swim holes, one just in case
My pond has lots of sticks and twigs to eat
Still, I am a lonesome beaver --by Sean Kelly (Of course, I know there are no lonesome beavers in the Canaan Valley! Cheers from Pittsburgh)
crisp early fall morning Dolly Sods. 30F frost on the heath barren Sept 15. Joe
Mark MacDonald of LaVale shows the 1.11-pound ginseng root he dug in early September in western Allegany County. "I think it is a world record," sent by Jerry R.
here is one to get the fires stoked over. Snow. This is a shot of Zero Gully on the North Face of Ben Nevis. Photo taken early Sept.and still has snow. Doug Milam
WG hat on the summit of Mt. Tallac in a Lake Tahoe, the tallest peak in the area. Grueling hike up, but unbelievably amazing views at the top. Devin and Mike
Great to see you at Lockn Festival. The music and comradery freed my soul. Can't wait to free the heel. Chris Hoy
There's been a lot of talk in the national news recently about the strong-to-very strong El Nino now forecast to continue for the equatorial Pacific Ocean with high confidence for this fall and winter by many sources including the National Weather Service (NWS) Climate Prediction Center (CPC) (a record strong state is seen possible by some). High El Nino states at these levels impact worldwide weather patterns, including those over much of the U.S. and West Virginia. Given this strong El Nino forecast, I thought you might find it useful to know what impacts, if any, are seen on historical seasonal snowfall record in the Canaan Valley, WV high country. Dr. Christopher Vogel (Oak Ridge, TN Laboratories) and I reviewed 54 years of official National Weather Service published snowfall records for the Valley (1944-45 through 2001-2002 snowfall seasons), categorizing each season by ENSO states using NWS Climate Prediction Center (CPC) categories as follows;El Nino (warmer than avg. equatoral Pacific sea surface temperatures): weak, moderate, strong, very strong La Nina (cooler than avg. equatoral Pacific sea surface temperatures): weak, moderate, strong, and, Neutral ENSO: (little deviation from climatological average Pacific sea surface temperatures (SSTs) With that done, we then looked at snowfall totals and winter temperatures for each category to see what connections, if any, are seen. A brief summary of results of that assessment follows....Canaan Valley experiences slightly lower than average snowfall amounts (134 inches is avg.) and warmer than average temperatures during El Niño phases (what's forecast this winter) . In this limited analysis, Canaan Valley snowfall and temperature records exhibit a weak correlation to the ENSO phenomenon. During the La Niña phase, the least amount of snowfall was observed with 10% below average amounts. However, there is considerable variation in the snowfall totals within specific seasons. Some of the lowest snowfall amounts occurred during the neutral and El Niño phases, while some high amounts occurred during La Niña events. ENSO neutral states were seen to result in the highest average snowfall totals as a category.These results are NOT a forecast of snowfall amounts for the upcoming 2015-16 winter. They aer simply a historical climatological assessment of seasonal snowfall amounts versus ENSO states. With the small sample sizes for the moderate-and-strong ENSO categories, statistical significance of the results are low.One must understand there are many non-ENSO factors that also affect weather patterns and snowfall amounts in the local Canaan area. In addition to this event being one of the strongest ever predicted (only 2 other very strong ones have ever occurred in history), other wild cards that can influence local weather patterns include; fall Siberian snow cover extent, the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), overall world SST patterns, water temperatures over the Great Lakes, etc. How all these factors and others interact is unknown and subject to great variability. The results briefly summarized here will be published in more detail within several months in an upcoming issue of the"SOUTHEASTERN NATURALIST" magazine (Vol. 13; a peer-reviewed journal), under an article entitled "THE CLIMATE OF CANAAN VALLEY, WV". I will stay in touch as we approach the upcoming 2015-16 snow season. Mother Nature rules! Your Fearless Canaan Weatherman * (retired National Weather Service climatologist)
Asheville Fest City USA, and a Clint & Michelle love fest!
Hen of the Woods/Maitake
For those of you who live here: If you are fan of fall color, consider visiting the Canaan Loop Rd about 3 miles from RT 32. There is large bog there on the left hand side of FR13. The best time is before sunrise when the maples are side to back lit or just before sunset. Cloud skies make the experience better. This photo was captured yesterday (Sept. 1) and provides a good example peak fall color occurs in this frost pocket. The bog is surrounded with lots of red maples. The last two years the peak color of maples occurred two weeks or earlier than the previous 35 years I have been hiking and observing there. Enjoy the photo or even better visit this bog while the maples are still in peak condition. Best, Joe
and so....another season has begun!
Ride @ 5 by Todd
Bert & Robert Taylor Ollie on Sugarbush/Chip's grandson
Mad River Distillery * Ryder, Erin, and Alex, family in Vermont
Crystal Lake Camps Cory/Brew Skies
Accu predicts Future / Aug. 13....brrrr!
Chip and Adam Chase are raising interest and money for the Boulder Park . Consider joining and helping at the Annual Sept. 26th Run For It!
It was great, thanks for the directions. We went upstream from the water plant - my gps said over 5 meandering miles but ended up near the entrance road which was as far as we could go. Crossed 6 active beaver dams. Thanks again for the tip. Bill Berlin
Great Mushroom Foray and the White Grass shirt was handy in the Alps. Sky Kershner
(Back from Iceland, Holland, Belgium, and France)...Big planes, big water, frozen world, rushing water. Old world, vivid history, two wheels, open road, open mouth, savor...everything!! Fun people, funny people. Friends. Mary Willis
Did you hear about the fungi that fell in love with an algae....they took a lichen to each other. Now their love is on the rocks...Tradd Cotter / Mushroom Mountain
We housed and welcomed this amazing man last month! Tradd Cotter is a microbiologist, professional mycologist, and organic gardener, who has been tissue culturing, collecting native fungi in the Southeast, and cultivating both commercially and experimentally for more than twenty-two years. In 1996, he founded Mushroom Mountain, which he owns and operates with his wife, Olga, to explore applications for mushrooms in various industries and currently maintains over 200 species of fungi for food production, mycoremediation of environmental pollutants, and natural alternatives to chemical pesticides. Recent Article
Crossed Paths with Elkins Musicians Erin and Seth and Blackwater Mojo in Europe * GarageMahal Lodge booking for winter already?
Augusta ....Since the snow melted and the last dish was washed, I've been looking forward to next winter. Cheers, Kurt * A wet summer to a canoeing mushroom picker is like a powder filled winter for a xc skier
Linny gliding with Laurie Carolyn Cavendish B&L Gallery
Stumptown Ales, Davis,WV!
Vern Patterson, North Fork Blackwater
I like whitewater when it's frozen and stuck to the sides of the hills or melted and filling the gullies. Chris Good
My Liz and Chloe Cunningham 1983 John McCuskey
Mountain Yoga, outside next to the Gorge
Check out these photos on the Ruth Glacier in the Alaska Range with former WGers Zack and Khalial who have moved to Anchorage. We stayed at the Don Sheldon Mountain House. The weather was awesome over memorial day week! Annums were an awesome all around ski for the glacier travel and skiing laps on the hill by the hut. The rest of the group had AT setups and had unhappy feet and lots of skinning dilemmas touring the flats. http://factum.biz/Fotos/20150526-AK/index.html John and Lisa
Summer trail construction and trail maintenance jobs are still available with Heart of the Highlands Trail System! No experience is necessary. Ability and willingness to work as a team performing physical labor in the great outdoors of Tucker County while learning sustainable trail building techniques is required. Minimum pay is $8.50/hour with an end of term performance bonus incentive. For more information or questions contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. * For application contact: email@example.com * Check out all job postings at http://www.wvccc.com/ * Julie Dzaack
Chip harpin' w/ the Black Lillies by Vicki Gilbert Johnson/ Creative Images..
Moving Our School Meet The Cheat
planning Euro trip to Iceland, Amsterdam, Ghent, and Paris!
Highland Market * Backbone Farm
Dan & Annalise's goodbye BBQ. As Dan said, "If it's not on the WG report page, it didn't happen!" Devin Hartnett
Athey Lutz Erin Chase and crew!
Ben Herrick Michael Doig
Corridor H new 4 miles. WV Shitake on npr
85 degrees but still a patch of white over the silo at Sugarbush! Todd
Hi Laurie, Thank you so much for the delicious dinner and cake for our wedding at Blackwater Falls. We had rave reviews and couldn't be happier with everything. If there is an online forum or anything that you use for advertising, we'd be happy to post a positive comment or review. Best, Rachel & Travis
gifted WG art by Bex and Joe Randolph
americans on the moon (rocks) by Todd * WV Rocks
Jivaka Wellness Center * Art Spring
Bewildered Hippy beer by Todd Eardensohn * Local Square Dances
Backbone WVNPR Randall Reed Farm Boss Extraordinare
Matthew Goff about to get married with Canaan adopta-family
Mart headed back to Kenya after Reforestation work in WV . thanks Dave Saville
Mar Star & Olivia
Corridor H project yields $74k in water pollution fines * DOH looks at Corridor H funding proposal
John Regan Colo May Freshies
Hardcore Cornography. It's kinda like powder skiing only it's over the terrain not always down the slope - But corn...corn is poetry. Of course, like all good things it's nearly entirely ignored by The World. Corn is snow that has thawed and frozen a few times. The crystals become big, round and juicy. They sparkle in the sun. And they can take the heat. Corn is strong. On sunny, warm, late winter days it can be 50 degrees in the corn and your skis are still lovin' it. It's not sticky. As long as it freezes at night corn can last for weeks. See more at: http://outyourbackdoor.com/newarticle.php?id=2180#sthash.So85ZALC.dpuf
Joe Henry/dry fork cheat
Earl "Skip" Taliaferro considers himself an "amateur mycologist" — which means he likes roaming the woods in search of wild mushrooms. He is so well-known, he has taught classes about mushrooms across the state for a decade. Wednesday night, he forages his way onto reality TV. Taliaferro, who lives in Roanoke County, will be featured on the National Geographic Channel's "Filthy Riches" as part of a segment where he joins two other people in search of wild mushrooms in the Canaan Valley of West Virginia. He was invited by his friend Chris Matherly, one of the main people featured on the show. Taliaferro, Matherly and Levena Holmes were filmed searching for chaga, a mushroom that grows on birch trees. "We spent five days working on it," Taliaferro said, "but I don't know how much I'll be in it. Chris has been a friend for a long time and he lives off mushrooming, which basically means he lives out of his van." The show airs Wednesday at 9 p.m. at the National Geographic Channel.
Ex Canaanite/WGer Jim Gaydos has died in Fox, Alaska * Suspect captured
Ashram Rockin' it with Chip & pups by Doug Milam
Between Poles by Mark
80lbs of Chaga filmed nearby WG last summer
Is there an onion snow out there hiding? * I think it was the best winter I can remember. Kia * Looks like spring is over winter around the corner. Michael Whaley
25th Annual Smoke Hole 2015...21 boats, around 30 campers, perfect easy river level, only one short swim we know of, cold saturday to blazin' sun sunday. Put this fine canoe run on your radar! Eagles Nest Outfitters
soaking in southern Spain...Laurie, Janet, & Kate
Andy "Fire" Stump
Carter skiing thumbs up by Chad and Heather
A recent report said that backcountry participation is up 25%, with 6.3 million skiers and riders. Why do you think that is?....cause WG is around! * Amen brother. Thanks for the mega vibe. You are big medicine. Jerry * Check WG whenever I need a lift. Pat Norton (we don't have any!)
Chip and his daughter Erin with some of the grand kids in green & white Vermont
I remember fencing with my dad when I was young. I tried to pound in a staple and, as they often do, it went flying. "Those are the same as nickels," he said, and made me go find it. Dave Saville
Andy Stump
WEST STILL DRY; VERMONT CLAIMS TITLE AS SNOWIEST STATE It's not just California, although that state has taken the brunt of the snow dearth this year. Colorado's overall snowpack is also down. According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service, this is the third worst snowpack in 30 years for this time in April. "Drought's grip on California grabs all the headlines. But from Texas to Arizona to Colorado, the entire West is under siege by changing weather patterns that have shrunk snowpacks, raised temperatures, spurred evaporation and reduced reservoirs to record lows," a story in Monday's New York Times reported. The snowpack in Colorado is down to 69% of normal. It fell from 87% of normal one month ago, the federal agency said. In addition to the dry conditions, spring temperatures are higher than normal, so the snowpack is disappearing earlier than usual. At the other end of the spectrum, Vermont is the undisputed snowfall champ this season, according to the Vermont Ski Areas Association. Jay Peak topped the chart with 357 total inches as of April 13, far outpacing western resorts in accumulated snow. It plans to stay open until May. Killington Resort, supplemented its nearly 200 inches of natural snow with efficient snowmaking, resulting in snowpack of up to 30 feet - enough to plan to keep the mountain open until June. The US National Weather Service snow stake at the top of Mount Mansfield, home of Stowe Mountain Resort, read seven and a half feet as of April 9, a record amount for the season and far above the seasonal average.
$55-$72 per month ski area electric Chip/Adam Team Captains
May 22-24 Art Spring Chip teaches wild mushroom workshop
What do you think we've been doin'? sent by Harley Cahen
Todd april 2013
John WG Patroller and Aira Soon to be Climber Parents by Gabe Augusta
Film Festival 4/25 in Thomas * Annual Smokehole Canoe 4/25-26
...reporting in from the Peer Gynt trail in Norway - a fabulous five day trip with favorable weather and lots of nice people. This mountain pass was crowded with dogs, kids and families enjoying the snow on Easter weekend. Regards! John and Lisa Guide
Gisela sends warm tropical greetings from India!
John Regan Maine w/ Matt
Joe Henry Ryan Gaugot Robbie's work commute
I wanted to make you aware of 2 upcoming photography workshops that I'm co-leading, in an effort to spread the word. If you know anyone who is an intermediate kind of photographer wanting to learn, see lots of beautiful places, meet other photographer types, have fun and explore, this is something that might interests them. Info at this link: Workshop A professional landscape photographer who leads workshops and sells prints. Thanks for helping spread the word! Martin * Salamander and 3 Mile Article in Refuge Update. Casey
7th Annual! Join Chip for the Nature Ride Poster by Rebecca Wudarski * hi friends, hope this email is finding you in full spring swing (sort of). Mark your calendars! Friday, May 22 Friday, September 4 Thanks, Sheena Williams 304-940-3218
Natty Nord where Robbie's Rad meets Chippie Care Free by Mark Anderson
sent by George Finly / Crested Butte
International Potluck where every flavour on the planet was well represented...love my pickled herring from Sweden. Go Mtn Laurel Learning Coop
Loved today. Great xcing with you. Lesley Suppes * Thanks for another great season. Avery and I last skied two weekends ago and had a wonderful time. I so much appreciate the welcoming atmosphere for everyone, including the kiddos, at Whitegrass. Cheers, Joel * It's been great 2015 Season! The Crystal Lake Staff and the STEP AmeriCorps Service Members are deeply appreciative of all your support as we re-organized and set the ground work for the revitaliztion of the Crystal Lake Ski Center this season. We could not have accomplished as much as we did without the help of our Ambassadors who gave many hours of service, our Season Pass holders, and you who have joined us on the mountain for memorable skiing adventures. The stories that were shared, many from over 30 years ago, confirmed why Crystal Lake Ski Center needs to live on. Please know we are off to a great beginning to preserve the Ski Center. With your continued support we will ensure the Ski Center will be here for us and future generations! Additional note: If you are intersted in renting a cabin or coming up for biking, hiking or canoeing please contact the Crystal Lake Camp Director BJ Thompson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thought you'd appreciate these pictures from our adventure around National Nordic/The Pipeline on Saturday afternoon! We took the Canaan lift up and had an amazing day touring around the area, which we somehow hadn't yet explored until now! There are still definitely still a few weeks' worth of skiing left up there-- in fact, we saw 15 inches of snow at the National Nordic stake (which we think is the 4,300 ft. stake?). We also just wanted to say THANK YOU for the awesomeness of White Grass and getting us addicted to cross country skiing. We've been escaping the DC insanity at WG for two seasons now and it's become our home away from home. We'll be coming back until the last flake melts (and probably even after because we'll be in denial)! Cheers to the endless winter, Brea and Alex
Thanks for a great weekend, it was just what the Dr ordered. Super great skiing, I love the long days, die hard snow, corn powder, and all of your friends. Your collective hospitality is unmatched. Thanks again for all, see you in the autumn for glades clearing etc! Matt Steiman / Dickinson College Farm
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Endless Winter Chip - Glad to see winter is hanging on at Whitegrass. We followed the snow to the Adirondacks to close our season with a week of great skiing, on piste and off, in the High Peaks. Can't wait to return to Whitegrass next season. - Adam I.
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It meant so much to me to be able to eek out some tracks with you during these final weeks of the season. It is an especially beautiful time of year catching the final snow on top of blankets of moss! Looking forward to pruning the glades next fall! Johnny
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Finally made it to White Grass this year and up to Bald Knob on Saturday - came down Powderline and 3 mile like the old woman I am - tired and slow - but happy! Thanks for keeping things just the same ! Food, drink, staff all great as usual. All the best, Sallie and Hugh McElrath
Celebrating Sally's birthday! Valerie Kramer * Girl's get-away weekend. Super Day! Kelly Kruper
Eileen Lammie Powell's meet the Judy girls. Chico
Paul Sullivan Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your Eggplant dish served last Saturday night. As a long time vegan, good creative and taste dishes like this are few and far between and very much appreciated. I detected perhaps some cardamom and lemon, perhaps you would share the rest of the ingredients. Rich in Cincinnati.
Tony gave Wren a few helpful tips while we were skiing by the lodge - mostly how to get up after falling down. Very important! She got the hang of it and we headed out 3 mile for a fun adventure. The tree skiing was divine on Saturday. There was still plenty of powder left for us out-of-towners. Chris
Sorry we didn't make it out to WG this year to see the gang and enjoy all that nice POW. Spring is definitely here and its time to shed some clothes and enjoy the last of the snow. We hope to see you at the Smokehole.The Goos. * My wife and my 8 month daughter and our dog had a blast both days! Dinner there Friday night, lunch, snacks, coffee and good beer on Sat and Sun days - we XC'd on Sat and then snowshoe on Sun! Missing it already and can't wait to get back! Best, Mike Bur
Daniel Davidoff We spent a couple of days at your place last week. Had a blast! What a wonderful place. I attached a picture of some tracks I found on cabin mountain trail. Do you know what they are? Thanks, Kevin
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The smartest thing we did this winter was purchase a season pass and new XC skis at White Grass. Thank you Chip Chase and the entire White Grass team for another awesome weekend and, most of all, for sharing your very special place with all of us!!! Margaret and Herbert... No, no in reverse....we love our skiers more than you will ever know...
Jess Daddio * Great, steep, cross country skiing. Good food and wonderful staff. Friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Plenty of rentals available. Live music on weekends. Rebecca Rozin * Amazing to wake up in Winchester on a normal winter day with no snow in sight, drive just an hour and forty-five minutes and be in a winter wonderland. You can go from bored in town to skiing in Scandinavia in less time than it takes to watch a movie. If you don't love gliding through the snow covered trails at White Grass, immediately seek medical help - you may have a serious condition. Jess V. Winchester,VA
VERMONT CHARGES PRIVATE SKI CLUB WITH PERMIT VIOLATIONS : Vermont is charging an exclusive private ski resort with a series of permit violations, according to a report on Vermont Public Radio. The state attorney general's office says the Hermitage Inn and Club failed to apply for Act 250 land use and water quality permits before starting construction projects. It also alleges the business failed to comply with the conditions of existing permits. In a lawsuit filed in Windham Superior Court, the state says the Hermitage altered a dam and disturbed a "significant" wetland without approval. The suit also claims the resort began building a wind turbine on the summit of Haystack Mountain without the required land use permit. The resort owns 1,400 acres of land in West Dover and Wilmington, including the Haystack Mountain ski area and golf course. The membership-only club features year-round recreation. According to the resort's website, membership fees range from $25,000 to $75,000. The state is charging the Hermitage with 15 counts of violating land use and water quality regulations between 2011 and 2014. According to the lawsuit, in late 2012 a court ordered the Hermitage to stop any unauthorized work and get the necessary permits, but the state alleges the violations continued. Such violations are usually handled by state agencies, but the scope and the duration of the problems warranted the Attorney General's involvement. The complaint says, ultimately, the Hermitage Inn took the necessary remediation steps and addressed concerns raised during 2012 construction. However, the state contends the company then undertook new unauthorized work, including converting a snow making pond into a recreational area, clearing land, constructing a parking lot and erecting a building.
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I usually go to Trapp Family Lodge in Vermont. I was at WG 10 years ago and the improvements are astounding...grooming as good as Trapp and the fees are less. Overheard
HQ for all sorts of indie outdoor cultural action! I'd love to come visit you folks someday. I haven't explored SE USA nearly enough. Thanks for being there! -- Jeff Potter, S.E. Michigan
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Bald Knob / Until we get back over to you all, I'm remembering some special moments at White Grass. We're having a "super sparkly snow day" here. Hope this coastal storm gave you all some fluff too! Betty...www.gatewoodgraphics.com
Nothing finer than a February weekend in Canaan! Our friends loved White Grass, and we took their son on his first epic ski - 9 miles and 1,000 vertical. He thought we should just come back the next day and explore some more! Enjoy the photos and the snow. Chris and Tom Hong
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Chloe Rain We had a magical day on Sunday! Thanks for running such an awesome place. WG4EVR!! Sean Joyner
The Eastern Continental Divide, Mt. Porte Crayon, and the Roaring Plains: The highest hump about 4 miles south of here is the summit of Mt. Porte Crayon. At 4,770 feet elevation, it is the highest elevation on the Eastern Continental Divide in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. It's name honors one of the first white explorers who documented his visits to the area in the mid-and-late 1800's. The flat topped ridge to the left of the summit hump is the Roaring Plains, named for the fierce winds that frequent the high plateau. This wilderness area contains 5.5 square miles above 4,500 feet. The Valley of Red Creek below is nearly 3,000 feet below the top of Mt. Porte Crayon. Red creek's waters flow into the Ohio and then Mississippi Rivers. Precipitation falling on the east side of the Eastern Continental Divide flows into the Potomac River and the Atlantic Ocean. sent by Bob Leffler on task to get a sign and overlook area south of Canaan Valley
Facebook Remembering Old Canaan ...Chip Chase videotaping the mountainbike trials events - barefooted no matter the rocks underfoot or the weather. Roger Bird * ...where'd it go? WG Tomb
Most important muscle in skiing is the one in your cheek that makes your lips shape into a smile. Dickie Hall
Some of the secrets to slowing down on xc skis is having the skills to create even shape, pressure, and a balanced 50/50 treatment to each ski, never favor or lean and be politically correct to yourself...you have two legs, feet, and two long skis....treat um equally and you will love skiing hills from then on...be flat center in the middle of that well shaped "V". Tilt your skis on edge to cross a sidehill i.e anywhere at WG. Place your weight firmly over each step like monster-giant stomping and again travel forward and be the boss. Basic athletic flexed ankle and knee position throughout your skiing and when you stride your body needs to up out and forward and your knees should lead the way. Concentrate weight and steering to the back ski in the tele turn and you MUST turn the back knee and ski up into the hill.
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The pure spirit of skiing and the good life is alive and well and living at Whitegrass. I know of no other place where skiers gather and get closer to that wonderful spiritual aspect of skiing and fellowship. That special place in all nords that makes us want to go outside put on our skis and have fun. Whitegrass is quite simply my favorite ski area in North America. Ski Hard, Play Fair, Have Fun, Dickie Hall (NATO)
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The force behind urban villages
Publication Date : 04-02-2014
Migrants from rural communities have changed the complexion of politics in urban areas, creating a new demographic that political parties should be aware of.
Last year, on May 5, Malaysia's urban voters once again upset ruling coalition Barisan Nasional's carefully prepared – if unrealistic – plans.
With leading component party, the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) fully expecting a surge to victory in Selangor, the prime minister instead was confronted by a resounding rebuff as the opposition Pakatan Rakyat's majority in the state legislature mushroomed from 16 seats back in 2008 to 32 seats in the last round.
As urban seats across the country fell to the opposition, many in the ruling elite once again struggled to comprehend the shift in voter sentiment.
How was it that once placid and loyal Barisan supporters had become so ungrateful and demanding? What had happened to the Malays? Had they forgotten Umno's great history and legacy of national service?
Well, for those who still need some help understanding our country's political trends, I'd recommend a recently published commentary by a good friend and fellow writer, Pankaj Mishra, in Bloomberg Views called "Urban Villagers Are Asia's New Force".
Whilst he focuses on trends sweeping the capital cities of India and Indonesia in particular, his arguments are also relevant for Malaysia.
Pankaj's thesis is relatively simple: migrants from rural communities have changed the complexion of politics in urban areas, creating a new demographic. Indeed he dubs them "urban villagers".
And their numbers are huge. In 2012, about 1.96 billion people or 46% of Asia's total population lived in urban areas – a significant increase from less than 40% in 2002.
Why are they crowding Asia's cities? They are in search of work, greater opportunities, education and to reunite with their families.
Whatever the case, city life has altered their political thinking.
Had these people stayed in their villages they would have followed local tribal, religious or ethnic affiliations in their loyalties and voting preferences. Moreover, in the villages they would have been more easily controlled by local powerbrokers or landowners.
However, once the villagers are removed from their rural boundaries – you could even say unleashed from their feudal bonds – their world view also changes.
Suddenly, clan and culture are no longer dominant.
Needless to say, this "freeing up" of the mind also impacts voting patterns – witness the drop in support for Umno in the urban areas which could well undermine support in the rural areas as technology brings the country ever closer together.
The urban villagers have tended to see themselves beyond racial and religious stereotypes. They recognise that they're all equally sidelined and neglected as scepticism towards established leaders mounts.
With corruption and mismanagement all around them, urban voters consider good governance, transparency and accountability as important factors in their lives since access to decent government services can lead to good schooling and housing, hence a better future.
Essentially, once they are separated from their villages and the conservative mindset that locks them into a subservient position, elected representatives are merely seen as service providers (just like handphone operators) whose track record is all-important, and this is especially true with the young.
Pankaj hones in on Arvind Kejriwal, a former engineer turned politician from the upstart "Common Man" Party.
Upsetting a long-term Congress Party incumbent in local New Delhi polls, Kejriwal secured the chief ministership of the capital, shaking up India's political establishment.
The Common Man Party now has 10 million members and will field at least 73 parliamentary candidates in India's next general election.
The unprecedented support for Kejriwal and his party is attributable to public dissatisfaction with the previous Congress Party administration's corruption, high-handedness and inefficiency – quite similar to how events shaped up in Jakarta back in September 2012 when Joko Widodo shot to power.
Change is no longer a political taboo – as Asia continues to urbanise, only those who perform will be rewarded. This must be welcomed as it keeps politicians on their toes.
For us in Malaysia, this can only be a good thing. Change is inevitable and Umno, in particular, must and should change if it wishes to win back the support of urban villagers.
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These may look like old-fashioned peanut butter cookies, but their texture and flavor is deliciously updated with tahini (sesame paste).
- 3/4 cup butter or margarine, softened
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 egg
- 3 tablespoons tahini (sesame paste) or peanut butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 cup whole-wheat flour
- 1 2/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup sesame seed
In a large mixing bowl, beat the butter or margarine with an electric mixer on medium to high speed for 30 seconds. Add the brown sugar, baking powder and nutmeg; beat till combined. Beat in the egg, tahini or peanut butter and vanilla. Beat in the whole-wheat flour and as much of the all-purpose flour as you can with the mixer. Stir in any remaining flour and the sesame seed with a wooden spoon. Shape the dough into 1-inch balls. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased cookie sheets. Flatten each ball by pressing with the tines of a fork in a crisscross pattern.
Bake in a preheated 375 degrees F oven for 7 to 9 minutes, or till lightly browned. Remove the cookies from the pans and cool on a rack.
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Holger Syme presents a radically new explanation for the theatre's importance in Shakespeare's time. He portrays early modern England as a culture of mediation, dominated by transactions in which one person stood in for another, giving voice to absent speakers or bringing past events to life. No art form related more immediately to this culture than the theatre. Arguing against the influential view that the period underwent a crisis of representation, Syme draws upon extensive archival research in the fields of law, demonology, historiography and science to trace a pervasive conviction that testimony and report, delivered by properly authorised figures, provided access to truth. Through detailed close readings of plays by Ben Jonson and William Shakespeare - in particular Volpone, Richard II and The Winter's Tale - and analyses of criminal trial procedures, the book constructs a revisionist account of the nature of representation on the early modern stage.
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By playful karen on September 25, 2012
How Can You Take Care of Yourself Today?*
I realized two things as I got up this morning. #1, it is Monday, and Mondays are tricky in my world. And, #2, I am still a little "off,", with an odd 'sort of sick, sort of not,' but definitely not feeling 100% well physically. Together, these two factors could potentially make for a super stressful day for me.
HOWEVER, it is a special day for me today (celebrating 17 years in recovery,) and so I made a really conscious decision this morning that I would go easy on myself, make sure I am kind to myself, and give myself a break if I don't power through my entire TO DO list today.
So far, so good. My husband offered to take on the school drop-off this morning, but I made a counter offer that we both go and then walk the dogs together on the beach. It was grey and misty and as we remarked, very poetic. Great way to get the engine running. And now I know that I still have some figuring to do in terms of getting to, and through, some of the most pressing "to-do's." But, I also know that I will make my way to my favorite Farmer's Market today, pick up my favorite Farmer's Market Inspired Soup(which will save me from cooking dinner,) and I will spend a little time this evening with a mentor/good friend who always lifts me up. So that is how I am taking care of myself today.
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Photo: Chernabog's mask-dying photo of Lip and Yale's Bushhouse
Nobody is sure what the appeal of Lip and Yale's Bushhouse is. It at one time had things to play on, but rogue whistleblowers had it eradicated to reduce their paperwork load.
Ruin everything with Zombie Mode
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Looking to get into locksmithing as a hobby (self.Locksmith)
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Father past away. All important paper work in safe. Diebold safe. (imgur.com)
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Lost back door key, Landlord charging £25 but there must be other options? (self.Locksmith)
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Had to go to desperate measures to pick this ignition (i.imgur.com)
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Mul T Lock - Deadbolts no key, no card (self.Locksmith)
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Home safe advice? (self.Locksmith)
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3 years in and it finally happened... (5+ hours, almost done) (i.imgur.com)
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Fair cost for a new remote for a 2006 Chevy HHR? (self.Locksmith)
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Looking to re-key this old lock. Have a few questions. (self.Locksmith)
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Worth it's weight in gold (imgur.com)
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Earthquake + Lockshop = Disaster (imgur.com)
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For all your internal cut Schlage needs (imgur.com)
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Wangtong locker key. :( (imgur.com)
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Help with a replaced yale lock? (self.Locksmith)
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Can this be replaced? Where would I buy a compatible lock of this style? (imgur.com)
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Checking my coworkers cabinet lock install after he left the job site. (imgur.com)
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Schlage +, Rekey with no working keys? (imgur.com)
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Continuous hinges (self.Locksmith)
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Stuff it bitches I'm retiring. :p (imgur.com)
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In need of kindly locksmith to help find a part for older deadbolt (self.Locksmith)
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