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in Littleton, Colorado, Jon Stockton began his rowing career upon entering
college at the United States Naval Academy in the summer of 2002. While
earning a B.S. in Chemistry, Stockton rowed lightweight crew at Navy all four
years, during which the team won its first IRA National Championship and
Eastern Sprints Points Trophy (Jope Cup) with his boats winning three Eastern
Sprints Championships. Upon graduation in 2006, Stockton attended the
University of Cambridge, England and earned an M.Phil. in Chemical
Engineering. He continued his passion for rowing as a member of the
University Lightweight Eight and his college, Queens'. While in Cambridge
he also coached Homerton College women's first boat.
finishing his master's program, Stockton began a year and a half of training to
become a submariner, during which he rowed for the Saratoga Rowing Association
in Saratoga Springs, NY. After three years aboard the USS Toledo (SSN
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BLACK RIVER Jonathan D. Furgison of Furgison & Co. certified public accounting firm presented findings from the 2011-12 audit to the village Board of Trustees during its meeting Monday.
Mr. Furgison said his firm found only two notable transgressions following government auditing standards.
As in many small government bodies, there is not the segregation of duties that is advisable. With only the clerk and deputy clerk working in the village office, there is not enough manpower to have someone different do the various accounting functions, and it is not cost efficient to hire more people, Mr. Furgison said.
Trustee Randolph E. Lake noted that doing the annual external audit showed due diligence, and Village Clerk Kathie B. Montigelli said each member of the board reviews all financial transactions.
We found no fraud, error, waste or abuse, Mr. Furgison said. Overall it was a good audit.
During the audit process, Mr. Furgison also noted there was no coordination between the physical fuel inventory and the usage log within the Department of Public Works. Working with DPW Superintendent Steven L. Lillie, a system was put in place to rectify the situation in order to track use and check for missing fuel.
In other business, the board discussed possible replacements for Dr. William D. Wiley as village health officer. Mrs. Montigelli said she has asked for input from neighboring municipalities. Other names were suggested and the issue was tabled until proposed candidates were contacted.
Ms. Montigelli told the board that only two issues had been dealt with by the medical officer during the 27 years she has been with the village. The incidents involved pigeons roosting in eaves and sewage leakage from a restaurant.
Mayor Leland J. Carpenter noted that with the resignation of Michael Semrau, we need a body for the Planning Board.
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Read: Looking At The Impact Chris Kreider Can Have
At Pro Hockey Talk, they wonder what kind of impact Chris Kreider will have on the Rangers next season.
Kreider had five goals and two assists in 18 playoff games this season.
On what he expects to learn this season, Kreider said at the end of the season "I need to try to learn the system and change my game up a little bit. It was dumbed down for me this spring so that I couldn't overthink things."
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An anonymous reader writes: Brian Krebs has posted a deep dive through more than a year worth of emails leaked from ChronoPay, Russia's largest online credit card processor. The story uses the documents to show how ChronoPay has worked to corner the market for processing rogue anti-virus or "scareware," and the evidence indicates that ChronoPay executives created scareware companies from the ground up, paying for everything form their domain name registration to virtual hosting, to setting up the front companies and associated bank accounts and the 1-800 support lines for entire scareware operations that typically netted the company millions in revenue for each scam.
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Station Celebrates Second Consecutive "Breaker-to-Breaker" Run, Following 691 Days of Safe and Reliable Operation
DELTA, PA (Sept. 12, 2010) – Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station marked a second consecutive breaker-to-breaker run (continuous operation between refueling outages) when operators safely shut down Unit 2 on Sunday, Sept. 12 at 8:00 p.m. ET for a scheduled refueling outage. At the time of the shutdown, Peach Bottom Unit 2 had run continuously for 691 days since its last refueling in 2008. Peach Bottom recorded a similar continuous run on the same unit from 2006 to 2008, which reached 705 days.
"These consecutive breaker-to-breaker runs at Peach Bottom demonstrate our commitment to world-class performance and to the safety and reliability of our operations," said Tom Dougherty, Peach Bottom site vice president. During the shutdown, Exelon Nuclear employees and supplemental workers will perform approximately 15,000 inspections and maintenance activities on a variety of plant components and systems. This includes replacing nearly a third of the reactor's fuel. Many of the activities performed during the shutdown cannot be performed while the plant is running.
The station will utilize the talents and expertise of more than 1,500 supplemental workers to support this biennial effort. Many of these workers travel to Peach Bottom from outside the area, providing a significant boost to the local economy during the outage period.
Peach Bottom has two boiling water reactors, which jointly produce over 2,200 megawatts of electricity, powering more than two million homes. Peach Bottom Unit 3 will continue to run at full power during the outage.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with more than $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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Black Butterflies
Poetry, politics, madness, and desire collide in the true story of the woman hailed as South Africa's Sylvia Plath. In 1960s Cape Town, as Apartheid steals the expressive rights of blacks and whites alike, young Ingrid Jonker finds her freedom scrawling verse while frittering through a series of stormy affairs. Amid escalating quarrels with her lovers and her rigid father, a parliament censorship minister, the poet witnesses an unconscionable event that will alter the course of both her artistic and personal lives.
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I have owned many types of yoga mats. I was never completely satisfied with any of them because they were either too short, too thin or not grippy enough. A few years ago I was gifted a 85" Manduka PRO mat by my wife. Honestly, I can't think of a better gift! The Manduka PRO fills all my needs and is the best mat I've ever had the pleasure of calling my own.
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Have you ever thought that, for emergency alerts to be distributed as quickly as possible, they should be sent to cell phones? The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), along with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the wireless industry, is working to make that possible.
What Are Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA)?
WEA (formerly known as the Commercial Mobile Alert System (CMAS) or Personal Localized Alerting Network (PLAN)) is a public safety system that allows customers who own certain wireless phone models and other enabled mobile devices to receive geographically-targeted, text-like messages alerting them of imminent threats to safety in their area. The technology ensures that emergency alerts will not get stuck in highly congested areas, which can happen with standard mobile voice and texting services. WEA was established pursuant to the Warning, Alert and Response Network (WARN) Act.
WEA enables government officials to target emergency alerts to specific geographic areas (e.g. lower Manhattan) through cell towers. The cell towers broadcast the emergency alerts for reception by WEA-enabled mobile devices.
WEA complements the existing Emergency Alert System (EAS) which is implemented by the FCC and FEMA at the federal level through broadcasters and other media service providers. WEA and the EAS are part of FEMA's Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS).
Wireless companies volunteer to participate in WEA, which is the result of a unique public/private partnership between the FCC, FEMA and the wireless industry to enhance public safety.
Participating wireless carriers were required to deploy WEA by April 7, 2012.
How does WEA work?
Pre-authorized national, state or local government may send emergency alerts regarding public safety emergencies, such as evacuation orders or shelter in place orders due to severe weather, a terrorist threat or chemical spill, to WEA.
Alerts from authenticated public safety officials are sent through FEMA's IPAWS to participating wireless carriers.
Participating wireless carriers push the alerts from cell towers to mobile devices in the affected area. The alerts appear like text messages on mobile devices.
Who will receive the alerts?
Alerts are broadcast only from cell towers in the zone of an emergency. The alerts are geographically targeted to cell towers in the location of the emergency. Phones that are using the cell towers in the alert zone will receive the WEA. This means that if an alert is sent to an area in New York, all WEA-capable phones in the alert area can receive the WEA, even if they are phones that are roaming or visiting from another state. In other words, a customer visiting from Chicago would receive alerts in New York if they have a WEA-enabled mobile device and their phone is using a cell tower in the alert zone.
How much will consumers pay to receive WEA?
Alerts are free. Customers do not pay to receive WEA.
Do consumers have to sign up to receive alerts?
Consumers do not need to sign up for this service. WEA allows government officials to send emergency alerts to all subscribers with WEA-capable devices if their wireless carrier participates in the program.
What alerts will WEA deliver?
Alerts from WEA cover only critical emergency situations. Consumers will receive only three types of alerts:
- Alerts issued by the President
- Alerts involving imminent threats to safety or life
- Amber Alerts
Participating carriers may allow subscribers to block all but Presidential alerts.
What will consumers experience when they receive a WEA?
A WEA alert will be accompanied by a unique attention signal and vibration, which is particularly helpful to people with hearing or vision-related disabilities.
Will consumers be able to receive WEAs on a prepaid phone?
Yes. Consumers with prepaid phones can receive WEAs as long as their provider has decided to participate in WEA and the customer has a WEA-enabled device. These consumers will receive WEA just as customers with postpaid, monthly service will.
Will WEA track my location?
No. WEA is not designed to – and does not – track the location of anyone receiving a WEA alert.
Are WEAs text messages?
No. Many providers have chosen to transmit WEAs using a technology that is separate and different from voice calls and SMS text messages. This technology ensures that emergency alerts will not get stuck in highly congested areas, which can happen with standard mobile voice and texting services.
Will consumers need a new phone or a smart phone to receive alerts?
Some phones may require only software upgrades to receive alerts, while in other cases a subscriber may need to purchase a new WEA-capable device. Consumers should check with their wireless carrier regarding the availability of WEA-capable handsets.
Is WEA available everywhere?
Participation in WEA by wireless carriers is widespread but voluntary. Some carriers offer WEA over all or parts of their service areas or over all or only some of their wireless devices. Other carriers may not offer WEA at all. Even if you have WEA-enabled device, you will not receive WEAs in a service area where the provider is not offering WEA or if your device is roaming on a provider that does not support the WEA service. Consumers should check with their wireless carriers to determine the extent to which they are offering WEA.
Can consumers block WEAs?
Partially. Participating wireless carriers may offer subscribers with WEA-capable handsets the ability to block alerts involving imminent threats to safety of life and/or AMBER Alerts; however, consumers cannot block emergency alerts issued by the President.
Why can't consumers block WEAs issued by the President?
In passing the WARN Act, Congress allowed participating carriers to offer subscribers the capability to block all WEAs except those issued by the President.
How will subscribers know if their carrier offers WEA?
The FCC requires all wireless carriers that do not participate in WEA to notify customers. Consumers should check with their wireless carriers to determine the extent to which they are offering WEA.
My friends and I have the same wireless carrier. They just received a WEA over their cell phones, but I have not. Why?
Some participating carriers are offering WEA on some, but not all, of their mobile devices. Consumers should check with their wireless carriers to find out if their cell phone is WEA-capable. Information about WEA-capable handsets can also be found at www.ctia.org/your-wireless-life/consumer-tips/wireless-emergency-alerts.
Sometimes, even though you and a friend are in the same location, your mobile devices may be using different towers. If you are on the edge of an alert zone, your phone may be using a tower that is outside of the alert zone and therefore not broadcasting the alert. As you move around, your phone changes from tower to tower to offer the best service. When your phone starts using a tower that is in an alert zone, you will receive the WEA.
Why are some consumers receiving WEA test alerts on their mobile phones?
Participating wireless carriers are required under FCC rules to conduct periodic testing of their WEA infrastructure. As part of their test, some participating carriers may choose (but are not required) to send test alerts to WEA-enabled handsets. Consumers with questions about these test messages should contact their wireless carriers.
How geographically precise is WEA?
Participating wireless providers are generally required to send the alerts to a geographic area no larger than the county or counties affected by the emergency situation. In some cases, however, participating carriers may be able to target alerts to smaller areas.
For More Information
For more information, visit FCC's Consumer website, or contact the FCC's Consumer Center by calling 1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322) voice or 1-888-TELL-FCC (1-888-835-5322) TTY; faxing 1-866-418-0232; or writing to:
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BLACKFOOT, Idaho - Jessie Mae Mathie Swarin, 91, of Blackfoot, passed away Monday, May 31, 2010 at Renaissance Assisted Living, in Blackfoot.
She was born March 14, 1919 in Huntington, the daughter of Robert and Mae Luella Young Mathie.
She graduated from schools in Huntington and later attended a beauty school in Beatrice, Neb.
In 1938, she married Reginald Graff. After 10 years of marriage, they were divorced. In 1954 she married Paul Swarin in Blackfoot. He preceded her in death.
Jessie lived in Blackfoot for 62 years and owned and operated Jessie's Beauty Salon in Blackfoot for 25 years. She was active with the Sweet Adelines and Does.
She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She enjoyed singing, dancing, gardening and growing flowers and spending time with her family.
She is survived by a son, Lew (Venice) Graff of Blackfoot; four grandchildren, Kevin, Cherylyn, Dale and Dan; 14 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul, parents, brothers, Llewellyn, LaMont, Bill, Matt, sister, Maxine and grandson, David.
A funeral service will be held 11:00 a.m. Friday, June 4, 2010 at Hawker Funeral Home, 132 S. Shilling Ave., Blackfoot.
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Between May 1, 2014 and July 31, 2014 the makers of 5-hour ENERGY® donated a portion of every specially marked red white and blue bottle of Cherry flavored 5-hour ENERGY® sold to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. In addition to a monetary donation of $279,061.60 we helped increase awareness of this amazing organization through various online and offline efforts.
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Between August 15, 2013 and December 31, 2013, the makers of 5-hour ENERGY® donated $0.05 of every specially marked bottle of Raspberry flavored 5-hour ENERGY® sold to the Living Beyond Breast Cancer® foundation. In addition to the donation, 5-hour ENERGY® launched a significant Living Beyond Breast Cancer awareness campaign that included national advertising, public relations and special events. With the help of our fans, we were able to donate $344,269.20 to Living Beyond Breast Cancer!
Living Essentials, the maker of 5-hour ENERGY® has been a proud supporter of the Gleaners Community Food Bank for the past 5 years. In 2013 we set our fundraising goals high! As a result we were able to collect 3,372 pounds of food and raise $8,212 dollars for those in need. By donating on a 'double donation day' we were able to give a total amount of $16,424 dollars! Living Essentials looks forward each year to helping out with this great cause. Find out more about how you can help below.
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JAY–Despite being out-shot by their widest margin to date, the North Country Falcons' girls hockey team, led by their goaltender Mikaella Doran, played a tough defensive game in their 3-2 loss to the Division I Northfield Marauders on Wednesday night.
Stick with the Express to keep tabs of the Falcons this season.
ORLEANS-The Lake Region Lady Rangers defeated the Lyndon Vikings 50-38
Read the Express to keep up with the Lady Rangers this season.
NEWPORT-The North Country Athletic Department have began searching for a new head football coach for their varsity program. Stay tuned to the Express for the latest details and updates.
JAY–After a shaky first two periods that saw them fall behind two to nothing, the North Country Falcons' girls hockey team rallied back in the third period to pick up a 3-2 over the Mount Mansfield Cougars on Monday night.
"When you are depending on four or five players you have to rope a dope sometimes and you can't skate up and down the ice every shift," said NCU coach Claude Paul.
For the Full story, see the Express on 12-17-14.
NEWPORT–The North Country athletic department announced on Monday night that they have parted ways with head football coach Tim Simoneau.
For the full story, see the Express on 12-10-14.
JAY–The North Country boys opened up the 2014-2015 season with a contest against the South Burlington Rebels.
The Falcons would battle the Rebs' hard throughout the first two periods, trailing by the score of 1-0, but in the third they got into penalty trouble and South Burlington was able to put the game away, winning 5-1.
For the full story, see the Express on 12-10-14.
CRAFTSBURY-The Craftsbury Lady Chargers were able to pick up the 53-49 win in a double OT thriller Monday night, as they took on the Concord Wildcats in their home opener.
In the boy's game the Concord Wildcats suffered a hefty defeat at the hands of the Craftsbury Chargers in a the lopsided game, as Craftsbury pulled out all of the stops to earn their first win of the season 78-34.
For the full stories, see the Express on 12-10-14.
NEWPORT CITY-The North Country Falcon boys basketball team shook off an early 12-2 deficit and outplayed the visiting Lyndon Institute Vikings after that, taking a season opening 59-49 victory.
For the full story, see the Express on 12-10-14.
CRAFTSBURY-Where the Craftsbury girls look to form their team around a new group of talent, the Charger boys enter this season bringing back the majority of their core from last season, entering the year with seven seniors rostered.
Last year the Chargers finished the season regular season 14-6, picking up one win in the playoffs before falling in the quarterfinals to Chelsea in the final seconds by one possession.
Despite the disappointing end to a strong campaign last season, Craftsbury will bring back nearly it's entire squad for another go around this year.
ORLEANS-The Lake Region Lady Rangers opened up their season with a 49-35 win over the Oxbow Olympians on Friday night.
It was a tight game for the first three quarters before Lake Region was able to pull away in the fourth.
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So PROM season is fastly approaching and I wanted to share my prom stories with you! So I actually didn't even go to my OWN prom. My mom made my dress & Josh and I went to my school, took photos, then we went ice skating. I had NO friends in high school, so prom wasn't really interesting to me. Check out the gallery to see the photo of the dress my mom made all by hand!
However, I did go to my cousin's prom, CJ is my fabulous flambuncious cousin and he asked me to go to prom with him! Literally I had the most fun ever! I bought my dress from The Salvation Army and my hair was from the Jessica Simpson clip in hair line. (which I don't recommend because it is synthetic hair). Anyway CJ and I were decked out in silver and smokey eye. He has the best lashes so I didn't need to put fake ones on him! CJ got prom king, how amazing!!!
I danced my heart out the whole night and by the time we got onto the bus to go home my feet were throbbing. Check out the fun time I had at my cousin's prom!
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Book your room at Courtyard Miami Lakes by Marriott
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with restaurant and outdoor pool
This family-friendly Miami Lakes hotel is located in the business district, 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Country Club of Miami, and within 9 mi (15 km) of Monster Mini Golf and Hialeah Racetrack. Opa Locka Hialeah Flea Market and Pembroke Lakes Mall are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, meeting rooms, and dry cleaning.
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All 151 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus coffee makers and cable TV. Other amenities available to guests include free weekday newspapers, hair dryers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Courtyard Miami Lakes by Marriott features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 1050 square feet (95 square meters). This family-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Courtyard Miami Lakes by Marriott is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1050
- Conference space size (meters) - 95
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Computer station
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 4
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Barbecue grill(s)
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 151
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Outdoor pool
- Television in lobby
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- Family Hotel
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator (on request)
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http://www.outdoorgearlab.com/Backpacking-Sleeping-Bag-Reviews/Katabatic-Gear-PalisadeHigh praise for katabatic. I must say, i have to agree.
It's a quilt. Yes Doug. You are correct. I still prefer a bag.I'm biased.Edit: Tried to better explain myself. Doing this before coffee was a mistake.
Edited by kthompson on 11/24/2012 08:57:27 MST.
"But it is considered a quilt. They have it compared to traditional sleeping bags. Great quality ,but not a sleeping bag."Actually, they compared it to both sleeping bags and quilts (enLIGHTened equipment, ZPacks and Nunatak, as well as JRB, were also in the mix). And while the Katabatic was 'editor's choice,' they also chose a Feathered Friends bag as a top pick, and a Sierra Designs bag as best bang for the buck.I don't think they were biased, they simply had an opinion on what they liked best after trying them all out.
If the Palisade is anything like my Sawatch wide, then i agree. Superb attention to detail. Katabatic is a premier gear manufacturer.
Personally I think the WM Megalite is the best backpacking sleeping bag. If there is a Feathered Friends equavalent size and temp rating it would qualify as well.The Western Mountaineering Megalite has enough room for wearing your down sweater and pants inside if temps are expected to be around 10 F. to 15 F. but will keep you warm at 25 in my experience.I had my Megalite overfilled and now it's truly good to 20 F. wearing light poly long johns and a light balaclava. With insluated pants and jacket it may be good to 0 F. - just maybe... I'll test it (in a tent or snow cave) this winter and get back on that.BTW, that WM Megalite bag is wide enuf to be fully unzipped and used as a quilt in warmer weather. (Stick the foot of a regular length pad in the foot of the bag. My Theremarest ProLite mattress works great this way.)
Edited by Danepacker on 11/26/2012 15:21:01 MST.
It comes down to your preference really (quilt vs bag), but I have to agree with Eric on this one. I'll stick with my WM bag.
I just bought my WM Megalite from a member here and man I LOVE the bag. Looked into the quilt thing but just couldn't take that step.
I sold my two Western Mountaineering bags to buy a Palisade. Best gear decision I've made. A quiver of one, it'll perform year round in the Pacific NW. All quilts aren't created equally but the Palisade is like a dream, even when compared to WM bags
One thing that pops up in reviews like that one, and commentary on sites like this one, is commentary like this: "At only $100 the Kelty Cosmic Down 20 offers the best bang for your buck. "So, while I continue to lustily gaze upon fine gear, I'm stoked to see that those who have the luxury to sample and review a wide variety of gear still think the Cosmic Down 20 is "good gear". At less than 1/3 the price of a Katabatic...this is dead-center on target for Boy Scouts.
Strange that the "best ... bag in the world" they rated a 5/10 in warmth. An expensive, cold, light quilt/bag doesn't sound that impressive to me.
I'm fairly certain that's due to the 30 degree rating compared to the other bag's 20 degree rating...I'd actually read the review instead of looking at the cheat sheet.
"Strange that the "best ... bag in the world" they rated a 5/10 in warmth. An expensive, cold, light quilt/bag doesn't sound that impressive to me."The score you repeat is accurate, but your comments are a bit misleading when judged against the article. Not sure why they rated it 5/10 when they go on to say: "The Palisade is the warmest 30-degree sleeping bag we've ever tested. It weighs 18.8 ounces on our scale, making it three ounces shy of the lightest sleeping bag we've ever tested. While wearing only a 7 oz. down jacket, the Palisade has kept our testers warm into the low teens."So I'd hardly call it a 'cold' quilt/bag. Sounds pretty warm to me. Well, since I have one, I can easily say that it IS pretty warm, and easily bests its rating.
Has anyone any idea which type of Dwr down is being used?
The old 'quilt versus bag' debate raises it's head constantly on this board, and I find it is always an interesting debate. But my personal experience for best weight-to-warmth sleeping setup is a *top *bag* which IMHO combines the best of both worlds. The addition of a zipper and hood to what would otherwise be just a quilt greatly extends the functional temp range of the materials used. I have never had much success with a quilt when the temps drop or the wind blows through the shelter.However, if i was wanting to buy just a quilt, the Katabatic would be near the top of my list. At the very top would be my custom designed Enlightened Equipment cuben quilt that converts into a top bag.
From an email with them: "We are using Resist-Down from Allied Feather. Made in the U.S. and third party approved to be safe for the environment and human health."
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I agree with pmags on this one: http://www.pmags.com/best-gear-fallacy. There is no best gear.It looks like a great bag/quilt to me and I would love to have one as I'm sure I'd find it a great bag under many conditions. But to say there are no "cons" to the bag? There are cons to every piece of gear made, cons depending on who is using it and under what conditions. Just the fact that the Hummingbird is warmer is a con if it's cold enough.
" So I'd hardly call it a 'cold' quilt/bag. Sounds pretty warm to me. Well, since I have one, I can easily say that it IS pretty warm, and easily bests its rating."Given your opinion and reading the article it sounds like a great quilt. I would be reluctant to throw down that kind of cash for a bag 'rated' so poorly in warmth. I would expect a high end bag with a mediocre warmth rating to be light. The rating and review don't seem to match here.
It seems like you're putting too much stock in the "5" they gave it. Again if you read the review they thought it was the warmest 30 degree bag. However if you compare it to the two other bags rated at 20 degrees I would expect it to have a lower "warmth" rating...so it's a bit of a misunderstanding of their chart to claim it is a "cold" bag
"The rating and review don't seem to match here."Agree. It's confusing at the least. Perhaps if they said how they came about their rating it would help. Most people would read the chart as you did - a 5 out of 10 isn't a great rating.
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|I was able to drive up to the gate with minimal trouble. Steep road but in relatively good condition. I hiked up the road from there with my parents. First peak I've bagged with my mom since 1999. Great views in all directions, perfectly clear day. After Scrub BM we drove up to Bulldog Pass and did the Beaver Dam Mountains Wilderness area HP, Peak 5284.
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|Drove all the way up to where the gate is---RIDICULOUSLY steep! Parked at the gate and Brita and I ran up to the summit. It may be short, but the road is insanely steep! When we came around the corner to where the summit is in view, we saw 4 Bighorn Sheep with, well, big horns! They were near the summit. I snapped a picture when we got close enough and then they ran off shortly thereafter. It was pretty cold and windy on the summit, so we took some pictures, ate a granola bar and drank some fluid and ran back with the sun setting. It was pretty nice. Easiest peak I've ever done physically, but getting there was a bit of a pain but not unbearable.
|Posted Feb 26, 2012 8:51 pm
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Date Climbed: Apr 30, 2011
|Dean and I hiked up what was left of a washed out road. Kind of cold and windy on top, but grat views!
|Posted May 9, 2011 4:35 pm
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Date Climbed: Apr 30, 2011
|Parked near the "Dead End" sign because the winter storms have wiped out the road. i doubt it'll ever be restored since choppers can service the intallations at the top. Dennis and I walked up the road, 6 miles and 2500 feet in two hours and walked back down in one. Don't do this one in hot weather. My second visit to the top but a bit more effort than the last time when the road cut out half the distance and elevation gain.
|Posted May 2, 2011 10:01 am
|A good trudge, great views
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2009
|Got a pre-dawn start to beat the heat. Parked at "Dean's Last Chance Spot". Took me 90 minutes up, 1 hour down. Steep but fun. The views were tremendous and I daresay this is a much more interesting peak than nearby West Mountain Peak.
|Posted Aug 10, 2009 6:07 pm
|Detour from Vegas to Zion.
Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2009
|Did this one with my 13-year old daughter on a warm July morning while taking her to camp. The road is steep and the views are worth it.
|Posted Jul 18, 2009 9:15 pm
|What a view!
Date Climbed: Oct 27, 2007
|I liked this peak but carrying 2 kids up about killed me. Pictures and map at http://www.willhiteweb.com/utah/beaver_dam_mountains/scrub_benchmark_102.htm
|Posted Jul 9, 2009 4:25 am
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Date Climbed: Oct 26, 2008
|This peak was tougher on my car than the hike was on me. The road was pretty steep, but the Jimmy made it. I also hiked this one coming home from Vegas. Greg and I took a little trip to get Charleston and Hayford - picked Scrub up on the way home.
|Posted May 27, 2009 3:49 pm
|On the way
Date Climbed: Apr 22, 2009
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Drama permeated throughout the championship game of the 31st Annual Brian Wade Jr. Memorial Hockey Tournament on Saturday at OFAs Edgar Newell Memorial Golden Dome.
Except when it came time to select the Most Valuable Player. OFAs sophomore goaltender Dave Prudhomme made that announcement academic by stopping 46 shots, including two in the shootout, which gave the Blue Devils an emotional tournament title after a 1-1 tie through regulation and overtime with McQuaid Jesuit of Rochester.
In its first appearance in the tournament, McQuaid had a very significant attachment to the events history.
Pat Wade, the brother of the late Brian Wade Jr., serves as an assistant coach for McQuaid and his son Brian Patrick Wade is a senior assistant captain for the Knights. Wade was named after Brian Wade Jr. and attended the tournament with his father many times while growing into a player who has done his namesake and his family proud.
After the overtime I asked Al (McQuaid Coach Al Vyverberg)if he wanted to call it a tie and share first place. He said there had to be winner. So we decided on a shootout where three players on each team would shoot, said OFA Coach Jon Frederick who related that Prudhomme endorsed the decision.
Dave came over to Matt (Associate Coach Matt Morley) and said that he was really feeling in the zone and he wanted to play the shootout.
And in the zone he was as witnessed by three larcenous saves in a spell-binding scramble in the final 20 seconds of overtime.
In the shootout he blocked the first McQuaid shooter and made a glove save on the second.
The Devils secured the tournament title as Jon Tayler lifted a wrist shot just under the crossbar and Jake Garrison buried a hard shot past McQuaid keeper Brian Kick who finished with 21 saves on the day.
Jake Garrison just rifled it, he wasnt going to use any finesse, said Frederick after 7-3-2 OFA, which is ranked 12th in the latest New York D2 Poll, extended its unbeaten streak to seven games in the entertaining draw with the 11-3-1 Knights who stood 12th in the Division I rankings.
Right now the main key for us is confidence, said Associate Coach Morley.
Prudhomme felt that the tournament title should be a big boost to that confidence as the Devils enter the home stretch of the Northern Conference D2 race in a trip to Malone on Monday afternoon.
Its always great to win your own tournament. I really felt good today and the guys did a great job keeping it clear of front of me so I was seeing the puck very well, said Prudhomme who bettered his sparkling save percentage which stood at .931 at the start of the game.The team is really playing well right now and everyone is working very hard every day.
Hard work on the forecheck produced a 1-0 lead for OFA at 6:15 of the first period. Brandon Mullin, who entered the game sharing the NAC lead with 12 goals, stole the puck behind the McQuaid net and scored on a lightning quick wrap-around.
The lead stood until 4:57 of the third period when Michael Capicotto netted a power tally with a one-timer in front of the net off assists from forward Nate Pennington and defenseman Jared Tallo who made dynamic rushes throughout the contest.
Mullin, Tallo and Pennington were all named to the All-Tournament Team along with Devil defenseman Gian Rufa.
Rounding out the team were Kyle Delaney of the TI-Alexandria Islanders and Bradley Shumway of Saranac Lake. The Islanders (5-7-2) nipped the Red Storm (3-5-2) 3-2 in Saturdays first game.
NOTE: The players, coaches and parents of McQuaid enjoyed their first visit to Ogdensburg. On Saturday they received a tour of the OFA campus by Athletic Director Tony Bjork and were hosted by Brian and Kathy Wade at the White Gate Hill in a brunch for 55.
Islanders 3 - SL 2: Zach Walti scored from Cam Morgan with 58 seconds to play as the Islanders handed the Red Storm their second one-goal loss of the tournament. Delaney and Sean Shepard also scored for the Islanders while Grant Struck scored two goals for the gritty Red Storm who only had 10 skaters available because of illness. Evan Dier, Nick McCabe, Can Morgan, Chris Spicer and Bradley Shumway picked up assists for Saranac Lake.
Miles Kearns stopped 20 saves in the win and Justin Farmer handled 26 shots for Saranac Lake.
SLC 7, Tupper Lake 0: St. Lawrence Central lifted its NAC Division II leading record to 8-1, posting a 7-0 shutout over Tupper Lake where Nate McLaughlin (9) and Nate Burnett (3) combined on a 12-save shutout. Devin Euto led the Larries offense with two goals and one assist and Lucas Arquiett, Nate Stickney and Cody Kocsis each tallied one goal with one assist.
Ian Lynch, Styles Arquiett and Nick Kowolchuck all netted single tallies and Blake Baldwin passed out two assists. Jacob Sutton, Eric Lynch, Luke Peets and Owen Houle all passed out one assist.
Fayetteville-Manlius 3 - Canton 2 OT: Trevor Chase completed a three-goal hat trick in overtime as F-M erased 1-0 and 2-1 deficits in the victory over Canton. Tanner Sanderson and Zach James scored the Canton goals off assists from E.J. Curtis, Matt Mende, Gage Emerson and Garrett Glasgow.
Jake Watson stopped 26 shots for Canton and F-Ms Badger handled 29 shots.
Malone 6 - Plattsburgh 5 OT: Trevor Henderson netted an overtime game-winner for Malone after the Hornets erased a two-goal deficit in the third period. Trevor Cooley, Shawn Mulverhill and Henderson all delivered one goal and one assist for the Huskies who received 33 saves from Joey Brown.
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WEST CARTHAGE After more than five months of waiting, Bauers Bar and Grill finally can be fully operational.
Marietta E. Meme Hofbauer purchased the bar and restaurant business at 19 Bridge St. at the beginning of the year. She applied for a liquor license and was granted a temporary license in February, which was rescinded four days later.
Mrs. Hofbauer said she was told the license was denied due to the cancellation of the previous license and because village officials objected to licensing the former Longshots Bar and Grill.
To stay afloat financially, she opened for food only in March and did business seven days a week until the beginning of June, when she began opening only twice a week.
Business dropped once the nice weather started and people left for the lake, Mrs. Hofbauer said.
After reapplying for licensing, she and her husband drove to Albany recently and successfully appealed to the state Liquor Authority board. Represented by a lawyer, they laid out the history of the establishment, including conversations they had with the village police, Zoning Board and mayor, Mrs. Hofbauer said.
In 2008, after two previous owners, Gregory and Carolyn J. Petitto of Gouverneur opened the Roma Family Restaurant. Dennis T. Kriwox, Adams Center, and Loren A. Richardson, Carthage, transformed the dining spot into a sports-oriented establishment called Longshots.
The Hofbauers will keep the sports-bar theme, but customers can expect to see SpongeBob on the big-screen television during the dinner hour to keep the little ones amused and create a family-friendly environment.
I want it to be a mixture of everything I want my little one to have fun and be proud of it, she said holding her 10-week-old son, Jordon.
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Cops probe death of baby girl on Staten Island
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Google Street View had an eye on more than just city streets — it also once collected emails, passwords, Internet search histories, medical records and more from millions of people around the world, new documents show. An FCC report released Friday reveals Google spent over two years between 2008 and 2010 quietly capturing a mountain of personal information by tapping into unsecured wireless networks through its Street View cars, which drive around capturing snapshots to populate the search giant's massive map database. Read More: Daily News


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