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I don't see this option anywhere and manually dragging them around is getting a bit annoying. Let me know if there is something I'm missing please.
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When in Project View (only), just hit the "s" key to sort by Due Date; to sort the Tasks in the current Project View by Priority, hit the "p" key.
Please understand that this sort will only persist until you add a new task, at which time you'll need to manually resort the Project List.
Any filtered view (Today, 7 day, etc) is will automatically be sorted first by Due Date (and Time, if applicable), and then by Priority.
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Those in which the psalmist pronounces a curse over the enemies of God and God's people, as when David prays, "May no one be left to show him kindness, may no one look after his orphans, may his family die out, its name disappear in one generation" (Psalm 109:12-13). Such imprecations should be seen as the ardent expressions of the Oriental mind, and written under divine inspiration. They were not only statements of the human author, asking God to punish evildoers, but in prophetic terms foretold the divine intention, i.e., what God was going to do to those who resisted his will. (Etym. Latin in- + precari, to pray: imprecor, to call upon, to invoke on a person.)
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Thank you so much for your reply. Taryn is doing ok. She is being homeschooled because of her memory loss, anxiety and overall stress of over 3000 kids in her high school and not knowing anyone when she started. She still has memory loss like your girl, and it frightens me so much.
Thank you so so much for the info on the patches that will numb her!! I know that will help. But the thing also is, she will literally seize if she KNOWS about the needles. I took my friend to have a minor procedure done and Taryn knew what was going on with the IV, even though she was out front in the lobby, and the recept had to come and get me because she began showing early signs of seizures. Her anxiety is so very HIGH. My poor sweetie. I am having terrible marital problems and he is as cruel as teens....so that doesnt help.
I hope you are staying strong as well!! I am doing ok...just looking at her smile helps me through the day, and of course this wonderful site helps me.
Thank you again for writing. Please let me know how you both are doing.
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Gosh I so love that I found you all here!! I cant tell you enough what a relief it is!
I will take everything you say and write it down...so we are good!!!
Thanks again,..sorry its late and I am so tired!
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The thing is here where we live in Las Vegas, there is only 1 pediatric neuro....and honestly, I dont care for him, neither does Taryn to be honest. So our hands are somewhat tied there...
I agree, her meds are NOT working. She is so scared to get new meds. She reads up on her disease and sees the side effects of meds and it scares her. She seriously cannot handle any bloodwork, she FREAKS out. I mean, we had to hold her down last time, there were 4 of us, and she had a massive seizure. They had checked her med levels not long ago and lowered her dosage and that is really when her seizures took on a life of their own.
Thank you so much for the wonderful advice. I do not let her drink soda of any kind...with us living in the desert, it depletes the system so quickly. So she drinks tons of water, green tea with honey and that is it really. I had started giving her Vit C 1000mg and Iron 65 mg here not too long ago. It really seemed to help her a bit. I will go and get some vit D. She has another appt next month....I wish there was someone else we can take her to.
Thanks again for your kind words about caretaker burnout....things are not going well with my husband these days. He says some pretty cruel things to me about being a bad mom and having a lazy child....he doesnt seem to realize words hurt so so badly and she hears him when he says this.
I am keeping the daily journal for her and myself as a matter of fact. Thanks for the advice there too!! It has helped trememndously.
Thank you again, its so nice to know there is someone out there to talk to.
Will try and update you all again soon. I do pray you and your families are happy and healthy and your kids are doing wonderful.
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I do hope this finds you and your beautiful families well and happy in the New Year.
Well, my muffin has been taken out of school and is homeschooling again. Her seizures are UP again and have been pretty severe. She has more Time Loss. She has admitted to me that she FORGETS us often...she also loses herself when she is talking...meaning, she forgets what she is talking about in the middle of a sentence. I am so worried for my child I cannot express this enough. The school she was in, though very supportive, could not work with us and had to un-enroll her. Which, was a good thing I believe. The school she was attending had almost 3000 kids and it was frightening for her. She would often get lost and forget things, and it scared her so badly, and didnt want to worry me! Bless her heart. I feel so helpless. I do. I dont have many friends here in the city we live in, and I stay home to take care of her and her dad...he is disabled and partially paralyzed. I have no family besides them...so I feel lost alot. I want to thank you all again for being so wonderful and supportive. I do want to apologize for not updating sooner, things have been rather hectic around here.
I do hope everyone is doing well though. Thank you again so very much.
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First off, let me say THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for the kind words and replies at all.
Muffin, yes we do call her that!! hehe is doing much much better. She does have pretty bad Short Term Memory loss, but her long term memory has been pretty much regained.
It lasted almost a week, and let me tell you, it really was hell. All around, her classmates and most of her teachers have been pretty incredible and supportive. Her neuro upped her meds and wants to see how that pans out before he tries something different. She is responding well to the new dosage.
With epilepsy being so understated as a disease and the medical community really not knowing what causes it, how to treat it without the person being a guinea pig, it gets extremely frustrating. People still look at her like she has lice or something. But for the most part, her friends and our family has been pretty incredible like I mentioned.
bunnysmom...how is your sweet girl doing? My girl did not know I was MOM or dad was dad....but she felt SAFE with us...her best friend called after it first happened, I told her, she wont know you hunnie, she said, mama please let me talk to her, well, it went as I thought, she did not know her and also told her best friend, I was that nice lady taking care of her. It felt like someone had kicked me in the stomach. She is my only child, I do have stepkids though who are wonderful, but she is it for me. I had uterine cancer and had a full hyster and no more for me. She truly is my life....and the thought of her NOT knowing me was devastating. Thankfully things are getting back to normal.
I cannot thank you all enough for posting. I appreciate each and every one of you for responding, taking the time from your busy days to care for a stranger.
Please take care...
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How to Survive in the Wild
Five Parts:Deciding what to doPreparing shelterMaking fire and staying warmNourishmentGetting rescued
If you ever find yourself stranded in the wild, certain things can mean the difference between life and death. These instructions will help in staying out of harms way. .
Part 1 of 5: Deciding what to do
1Quickly think about all possible options and be decisive about what the best survival course of action is. For example, if you think the best survival course of action is to seek out help and civilization, don't wait for four or five days before you come to this conclusion. Take action on the first or second day if possible, while you still have strength and endurance working for you.AdAd
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1Build a shelter with branches and (bamboo works best) with rope. Form an angular shape with it. Use as many branches as possible for added stability and protection against the wind and weather.
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3Consider a lean-to. For this you need something solid like a log or large rock. Lay long-ish branches against it thickly, and criss-cross smaller branches and shrubbery on top to provide sufficient insulation. The smaller your shelter is, the better it will insulate you. Shelters in low, dense shrubbery is often home to many insects.
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Part 3 of 5: Making fire and staying warm
1Use the lenses of a magnifying glass or even your glasses to start a fire . Use dry wood and sticks to start your fire. Fire is started using three kinds of wood: tinder, kindling, and fuel. Tinder is any kind of flammable wood shaving; usually light and wispy. Kindling is used for coaxing the flame into larger form, and fuel is for fuel.
- You can take two pieces of dry wood, sharpen one of them and use it to drill into the other piece. Place any highly flammable objects you can find next to the drill bit. The moment the flammable object catches a spark, use a rock to swiftly tip the shouldering object onto a nest of leaves/ twigs/dry bark.
2Keep your body temperature as normal as possible. Hypothermia or overheating can be deadly. If you are in wilderness you should cover your body with everything from leaves to blankets before nights because the temperature often reduces drastically. Many people die each year as the result of hypothermia.Ad
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1Carve a knife for hunting. Get an ordinary block of wood and hit with a blunt rock repeatedly until the wood sharpens. Sharpen like any other knife, but in this case, use the rock as your sharpener. You could also take a rock and break off some of the edges and then use another rock and some water like a wet stone and sharpen. In an ideal situation, Obsidian stone (black, translucent lava rock) would be used for its infamous sharpness.
2Set a trap if you can't go out to hunt. Arrange a few sticks in somewhat half a tee pee. Use 2 more sticks to hold up the "tee pee", similar to your shelter. Place an item of your choice you think an animal will come after. If you're lucky, the animal will be trapped.
- Use pitfall traps for larger prey. Dig a hole in the ground about 2-3m deep and 1-2m across (depends on the prey size). Take 2 thin branches and place them criss-crossed across the hole. Cover it with leaves and put something the animals like to eat. You can also put a few wooden spikes sharpened by your knife at the bottom. Don't forget to build a ladder or you might not be able to climb out of the hole. Always remember to cut it up into smaller pieces before moving it out of the hole. The last thing you want to do is to injure yourself. Set as many traps as you can.
- Go after fish first if you go hunting. When you spot one, don't make a sudden move. The vibrations will scare them off. Water bends light, and makes objects appear further back than they really are- so compensate for this and aim just in front of your target. Practice makes perfect.
- Streams are full of food for if you cannot catch fish there are usually fresh water mussels
- If you fail at catching fish, try to find some plants to eat; dandelions(yellow flowers or big white thing, eat the leaves), sour grass(has a yellow flower at the top and looks like grass, only in a cylinder shape, has no leaves, eat the cylinder type grass part), just never eat white berries. It may be tempting to eat regular grass, but do not.
3Find water in the first days. Signs accompanying dehydration are dry tongue, burning throat and dark-brown urine, at first instances. Water can set the line between life and death. Remember you can only survive for maximum of 3 days without water.Ad
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- When using rocks around your fire, make sure they are dry and have not been anywhere near a riverbed.
Things You'll Need
- Survival kit
- Rope
- Whistle
- Matches
- Medium-large rubbish/garbage bag
- Tape
- Pencil stub and very small notebook
- Brightly colored cloth
- Stock cube
- Knife
- Magnesium block and striker (to make a fire in all weather conditions)
- Tinder
- Water
- Tents
- Traps for hunting
- A compass
- A gun
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Español: sobrevivir en la naturaleza, Português: Sobreviver na Natureza, Italiano: Sopravvivere in un Ambiente Selvaggio, Deutsch: In der freien Natur überleben, Русский: выжить в дикой природе, Français: survivre dans la nature
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It should be fairly easy to stick to the speed limit, but some of us just have a lead foot. If you are the sort of person who finds it tough to follow the speed limit, you might need a few tips to lighten up your heavy accelerating.
Watch your speedometer
Working for PassSmart, I get a lot of tips from driving instructors on how to drive more safely and efficiently. The best tip I ever got was also the simplest: Watch your speedometer. Remember how important it was when you were having your driving lessons. You need to reignite your lust for the speedometer and watch it more.
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Check your speed whenever you enter a new speed zone
This is a simple trick where you make sure you adjust your speed to the right level every time you see a speed sign. The speed limits on roads in urban areas change so frequently that you will hardly have the time to break the speed limit.
Take your foot off of the accelerator when you see a speed limit sign
Poor drivers will use a brake when they see a speed limit sign, and will speed up when they see a speed limit increase. A good driver will see a speed limit drop and will take his or her foot off of the accelerator. That way by the time that the car has reached the speed limit sign, it has already slowed down to the correct speed limit. Good drivers will also accelerate after passing a speed limit sign that indicates an increase in speed. They will not increase their speed on the way up to a speed change sign.
Focus on your driving
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Hover your foot over the brake when going down hill
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Everyday Heroes: Randy Roy of Abilene ministers to refugees
Editor's Note: A series continues on the people in your community who quietly perform good deeds on an almost daily basis, qualifying them as "Everyday Heroes." These folks were nominated for recognitions by others who are appreciative of the example set by their good neighbors. Tomorrow's hero is Abilenian Penny Vieau.
Randy Roy stresses that he's no hero — everyday, any day, there's just no way.
Anything he's accomplished has been the work of the Lord through his church, College View Baptist, and its members.
Roy was nominated as a Reporter-News Everyday Hero by several people. One nomination, by Pat and Corky Boland, praises Roy for working with refugee families, providing English as a Second Language classes for adults and children, working with youth and providing a positive role model.
"Most of all, his congregation and these children see a man of character and integrity, a friend who loves God and them," the Bolands wrote in an email.
Roy, 52, is the bivocational pastor at College View Baptist Church. As pastor, he doesn't receive a salary. His full-time job is purchasing supervisor at Abilene Lumber, where he has worked for 33 years.
He was attending North Park Baptist Church, where he was volunteer youth minister, when he was asked to help out at College View. When the pastor at College View became ill and moved away, Roy took over as pastor.
Roy had gone on mission trips while at North Park to South Africa so he became familiar with the problems of people there.
Located across the street from public housing where many refugee families live, College View had an excellent opportunity to begin ministering to refugees, Roy said.
"The Scripture says to minister to widows and orphans," Roy said. "Well, the refugees may not technically be orphans but they are orphans to our country and we have lots of widows we try to help. That's where I felt the Lord was leading us."
The church members are the true heroes, giving of the time and money to help others, he said.
"Every hero has his companion — Batman has Robin, the Lone Ranger has Tonto. Randy Roy, if he is a hero, has his church members," he said. "There are a lot of people behind what we do."
One of the people behind what he does is his wife of 32 years, Louise. They have two sons.
With much to do and a full-time job, Roy said, "God gives me the energy."
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About half of month I was doing nothing (actually vacations were planned, but they shifted once and shifted totally away at second time :)) I gave my second testing computer to brother, so I'm waiting when ordered notebook will come to doors of my home to continue developing.
There are several major tasks to perform:
1. Check why gziped version of modules are not loaded correctly (rc and forth scripts e.g. loaded correctly). I've unwinded call stack from interact() to working with file systems, it seems there is no nothing criminal, but non-compressed versions of modules are not loaded after first 512 bytes read by file_read(). May be I've made somewhere incorrect define of macro.
2. To implement directory listing (parse html result of server-reply). Main purpose to use same code for different listing types (detect numbers anf filenames between tags without actual parsing of html). After first view – this task seems solvable.
3. To comment more accurately commits, that were changing libstand. May be I'll add also another function there strnstr(), which behaviour is "emulated" now in not very good fashion in pxe_http module with usage of strstr() and manual adding of zero byte at end of readed from socket data.
4. Work a little bit with assembler source. There is now unused code here and there is working, but may be not very correct ISR here. So, change it. Also, PXE call trap is duplicated – so there may be small optimization.
5. Added to loader functions must be revised (some of them really useless, after testing is completed). Comment them.
6. Write more solid documentation. And upgrade existing in some parts.
I hope, I'll start working at the end of week. After completing of this tasks earlier mentioned telnet client module will be started (may be this will need to make PXE sockets API more similar to common sockets, then it'll be possible to use common telnet client code, but without advanced terminal settings and signals support).


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My dear Sir
Many thanks for your satisfactory answers to all my queries.— I hope to give no more trouble for a long spell.— I am making some progress, though slow with my Volume ``on Variation under Domestication''. But my object is to ask you to alter the address of Andrew Murray (in the list of my presentation copies) to ``Royal Hort. Soc. S. Kensington''.
My dear Sir | Yours sincerely | C. Darwin
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Genstar Capital, LLC, a middle market private equity firm that focuses on investments in selected segments of life sciences and healthcare services, industrial technology, business services and software, today announced the appointment of Michael L. Hurt to the firm's Strategic Advisory Board (SAB). The addition of Mr. Hurt, CEO of Altra Industrial Motion (Nasdaq: AIMC), a former Genstar portfolio company, increases to 18 the number of influential senior executives who are current or former leaders of major corporations and have joined the firm in this advisory capacity.
"I have known Mike for more than 15 years since my first LBO of the company he ran and he is a multi-talented executive who repeatedly has driven growth at the businesses he has overseen," said Jean-Pierre L. Conte, Chairman and Managing Director of Genstar. "The Genstar team has become familiar with Mike's ability to successfully lead organizations, most recently as head of our portfolio company Altra Holdings where he achieved spectacular growth and tripled operating profit in less than three years. We are very pleased that he will now provide the skills he has obtained over nearly 40 years of working with industrial technology businesses to our management teams as we grow our investments."
Mr. Hurt is currently CEO of Altra Industrial Motion, which designs,
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'Over this past year, we have seen the transformative power of bringing Shakespeare into the classroom'
Twenty public school teachers from Ohio in America will spend a week with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon between 27 June - 3 July. As part of a three year partnership with The Ohio State University (OSU), the teachers will work closely with the RSC Education Department. They will learn practical ways of bringing Shakespeare's work alive in the classroom, as embodied in the RSC's Stand Up For Shakespeare Manifesto.* Closely supported by teacher educators from OSU, the teachers will then take their experiences back to their classrooms in America, enriching the education of thousands of schoolchildren in grades 1-12.In addition to seeing three RSC productions, the teachers will spend time with RSC Artistic Director, Michael Boyd, and take part in workshops with Senior Text and Voice coach, Alison Bomber.Rob Elkington, Head of School Partnerships from RSC Education, said:"This is the second year we have welcomed teachers from Ohio to the RSC. Many of the teachers have never taught Shakespeare before, and work in schools where Shakespeare would not normally form part of the curriculum, so the educators have a twofold challenge: to develop personal confidence in the work, and to learn and practise new ways of teaching it. Everyone involved in the initiative believes strongly that, when you use practical teaching methods, engaging students with Shakespeare can be transformative to their learning."The teachers will be accompanied by 10 Master of Fine Arts students in Theatre, who are on a three year post graduate acting course. In the UK the RSC offers its actors the opportunity to develop skills in the teaching of Shakespeare; the actors from Ohio will learn how they can use their skills in a similar way with young people. Karen Bell, Associate Vice President and Head of the Arts Initiative at Ohio State, said: "Over this past year, we have seen the transformative power of bringing Shakespeare into the classroom, as our first group of school teachers is implementing the techniques they learned from the RSC. The new group coming to Stratford this month has the unique opportunity to combine the talents of teachers in our public schools with OSU acting students and the expertise of the RSC to truly engage students through the study and performance of Shakespeare."For further press information, photos or interviews please contact: Dean Asker, RSC Press Office 01789 412660, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Beck's Beer recently invited me to develop a recipe using their limited edition Independent Artist Series. These bottles feature label art by popular artists including Kid Cudi, Marc Eckō, Willis Earl Beal, The Date Farmers, TM Sisters, and William Hundley. I had a lot of fun working on this project, and I'm so thankful that Beck's reached out to me as a sponsor for this post!
After watching the video below featuring Beck's bottle art artists, I began thinking about recipes that I could develop utilizing their brew. Right away I thought of chili, braised meat, beer batters, marinades, and other common uses, but I wanted to think outside the box… after all, this campaign is all about living beyond labels and what is common.
That's when I remembered a delicious chocolate-covered pretzel ice cream I had enjoyed just a few weeks earlier. It was my new favorite ice cream for the combination of salty pretzels with sweet, cold ice cream. Beer is common with pretzels… would a beer and pretzel ice cream work?
To make a long story short: yes! Cooking with beer in general yields best results when a few guidelines are followed, which is why I created the diagram below.
Personally, I like the bottles designed by William Hundley and Willis Earl Beal, but I think they're all great designs. Which is your favorite bottle design? Would YOU try beer ice cream? Let me know in the comments below!
- 1 bottle Beck's Beer
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 6 large egg yolks
- 1 cup chocolate-covered pretzels, crushed
- In a large bowl, vigorously whisk the Beck's Beer for five minutes to remove carbonation.
- In a sauce pot, combine the Beck's Beer, sugar, salt, milk, heavy cream, and vanilla extract. Bring to a boil, whisking occasionally.
- Place egg yolks in a separate bowl. After the Beck's Beer mixture has come to a boil, remove from heat.
- Slowly ladle very small amounts of the hot liquid into the egg yolks, whisking the yolks vigorously. Continue adding the hot liquid in small amounts until half of the hot liquid has been added to the yolks.
- Pour the yolk mixture into the sauce pot, whisk, then heat over the lowest heat setting on your stovetop. Stir constantly with a wooden spoon to prevent the bottom from scorching until the liquid begins to thicken, about 5-10 minutes.
- Remove from heat and chill.
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I don't want this thread to descend into another synthetic vs down, but I have been debating the purchase of a montbell thermawrap parka and pants set up vs an alpine light parka and down inner pants. My concern here is when people refer to having each in the rain how the down will collapse and the synthetic wont. Is this not the reason you carry a shell, so that your clothes don't get soaked and you don't become hypothermic? Am I missing something here as to why this seemingly very obvious solution would not work? Obviously there will be some collapse from the moisture in the air, but otherwise I would imagine any reasonable shell would protect the down just fine.
Don't think you're missing anything. Down + shell is fine unless you're in continual rain and damp for days on end.Some people like synthetic because it means they don't have to worry about keeping it completely dry, plus the extra piece of mind I guess. And you can wear a pack without crushing the insulation to bits.Unless you are always in extended wet conditions I would go for down.
Edited by ashleyb on 03/06/2009 23:37:50 MST.
Hi Daniel, another thing to consider is the difference in warmth between the Thermawrap and the Alpine Light. According to Richard Nisley, a member of these forums, the Alpine Light is about 3 times warmer than the Thermawrap. If I remember Richard's chart correctly, the Alpine Light had a CLO of 2.51, while the Thermawrap was .77(?). These results were obtained from a testing protocol Richard has established; there is an extensive thread about it.
Daniel,Your assessment is correct in that any reasonably sized shell will protect the down just fine. There are two additional benefits beyond down's more obvious benefits of 1) warmth, 2) weight, and 3) durability versus the Thermawrap's.4) Down, worn as a mid layer, benefits from your much higher metabolic rate when doing camp chores versus sleeping. Also there is much more of a bellows effect when doing camp chores. Combined, these factors tend to continually dry out down insulation garments versus sleeping bags which will continue to accumulate insensible moisture unless hung to dry.5) The outer shell has the added benefit of significantly improving the warmth of sewn through down garments. The shell provides an incremental ~12mm of insulating dead air space on top of the down garment's concave sewn-through seam channels. The outer shell significantly increases the warmth of the sewn through down garment more than it would with a uniform thickness garment.There are environments where the Thermawrap would be a better choice for an insulation layer. Some that come to mind are the rain forests of SE Alaska, water sports activities such as packrafting, etc.The down insulating garment is not a viable substitute for a base layer and a relatively light insulating layer for actually backpacking. Down under pressure from the pack harness will totally collapse. Also perspiration, from over heating, can collapse the down.
Edited by richard295 on 03/07/2009 08:52:42 MST.
Richard, could you write a treatise on you findings and post it up to the wiki or something else. I think if you were to group all the pieces of information you have been putting out it would be helpful to quite a few people.
I wish I had read this prior to pulling the trigger on the thermawrap pants and parka I purchased last night. However, based on what you wrote I think I made the right descion anyways. I am getting in to packrafting here in Alaska and also have 10 day backpacking trip planned for Kodiak in October. I was torn between down and synethic and the warm ratio down brings to the table is VERY appealing, but being as I will be in a damp environment a lot of the time I think I made the right descion. Thanks again for your explanation on the difference and benefits between the two.
I wouldn't wear either synthetic insulation or down in the rain, even with a waterproof rain shell and rain pants. Spend a couple of hours walking in heavy rain and you'll find that _no_ shell will keep you dry.Often when talking about collapsing insulation, the moisture concerned is condensation from insensible perspiration or wearing damp clothes (eg baselayer) beneath.
Edited by skopeo on 04/27/2015 15:14:22 MDT.
Yes I agree. I wouldn't wear this insulation garmet for hiking unless its 15 degrees or colder (no rain). These are more for when sitting still and in and aroudn camp when you are no longer producing as much body heat due to the lack of motion as you are no longer hiking. A fleece vest and a good base layer and I am warm down to 15 degrees or so while hiking. Its when the hiking stops is when the insulating layers are needed.
Thanks everyone for the great replies! Everyones input helped a lot, and I've decided to go with the full down set up.
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WASHINGTON – Sharon Ashley, former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Report, has been tapped to direct Hillel's new Center for Israel Engagement, the organization announced Tuesday.Hillel, in a statement detailing the appointment, described the center as "the keystone of Hillel's new approach to engaging, educating and advocating for Israel on campus."The university-oriented group said its mission would include educating college students about Israel; creating a group of "influential, proactive and knowledgeable staff;" and encouraging trips to Israel.Ashley, who was named editor of the English-language magazine in 2004, has also worked for the office of the president of Israel, the Foreign Ministry and the Melitz Centers for Jewish-Zionist Education."I look forward to helping the CIE foster an understanding of Israel that is both honest and meaningful," Ashley said in the statement. "The center's critical work will enable students to express why Israel is important to their personal identities – and why it should be and still can be in today's fraught environment."
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Shipbuilding Delays Plunge as China Yards Accelerate Deliveries
July 5 (Bloomberg) -- Delays building capesize commodity carriers that haul iron ore and coal fell to the lowest level in at least three years as record numbers of new vessels constructed in China joined the fleet on schedule.
Eighty-seven percent of capesize ships scheduled to begin trading in the first six months of this year did so, according to data from Clarkson Research Services Ltd., a unit of the world's largest shipbroker. That's the most punctual rate of vessel deliveries since at least 2008, according to Calum Kennedy, a senior analyst with Clarkson in London, who checked how Bloomberg News calculated the delays.
Owners haven't stopped ordering new ships even after earnings crashed 94 percent since June 2008, giving yards greater incentive to work through existing ship-construction programs as quickly as possible. China Rongsheng Heavy Industry Group Co., the nation's largest private shipbuilder, said last month it won the biggest order for two years to build capesizes.
"There was some suggestion that yards might slow down in response to the market downturn but there are still people out there willing to order new ships," said Kennedy. That has prompted shipbuilders to maintain the rate of construction, he said.
Delays, cancellations and deferrals of ships, known in the industry as slippage, peaked at as much as 35 percent for capesize ships three years ago, according to Kennedy.
The 13 percent of capesizes scheduled for delivery this year that were delayed compared with 31 percent for all bulk carriers, with the highest rate of non-deliveries at 51 percent for vessels half the size of capesizes, known as panamax and post-panamax ships.
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Vessel delivery influences the global supply of bulk carriers, which is forecast to expand nearly three times faster than the demand to ship commodities this year. The fleet will swell 11 percent as volumes of commodities shipped increase 4 percent, estimates Clarkson Research.
Genco Shipping & Trading Ltd. forecast that overall slippage rates would be "upwards of 40 percent," during a teleconference call on June 16.
Chinese shipyards hold 48 percent of the world's orders for capesize vessels, and 52 percent for all commodity carriers, according to Clarkson data. Capesize ships are too big to use the Panama Canal and must steam around South America's Cape Horn or Africa's Cape of Good Hope.
At the beginning of 2011, Clarkson forecast that slippage rates for the entire dry bulk fleet could reach 45 percent this year.
The output of ships from Chinese yards, including well-established, government-owned shipbuilders with skills to build more complicated vessel types, grew in the first half of 2011, particularly January, Kennedy said.
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Thirty-seven of the 113 capesizes delivered in the first half, totaling 20.3 million deadweight tons of transportation capacity, came in January, the data show. One new capesize ship joined the global fleet every 33 hours in 2011 until June 7, according to a Fearnley Consultants AS presentation in London last month. There would be a record number of capesize ships delivered this year, Fearnley director Sverre Bjorn Svenning said at the event.
Slippage rates for handymax-sized ships were 28 percent, and handysize ships, the smallest bulk carriers with cargoes of up to 35,000 tons, had 44 percent of expected deliveries delayed.
The data were compiled using an annualized figure based on the number and deadweight tonnage of ships delivered in the first six months of 2011, according to Clarkson. That was compared with the number of ships Clarkson scheduled for delivery in 2011 on Jan. 1.
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Written by Susan Bump of California
Three years ago, I was driving home and noticed a farm with very thin horses without water. I stopped my car and got out and all the farm animals, goats, chickens, ducks, miniature horses called to me. It was 103 degrees on a sweltering summer day and I could see from the road that all of the water troughs were tipped over and empty. There weren't even puddles near the troughs so these animals had been without water for a long time and were desperately thirsty. I called 911 and was put through to Animal Control who told me they would check on the farm within the next few days. Desperately thirsty means "Need water now, not in a few days."
I climbed the fence and gave all of the animals water (photo above depicts the animals months later, after their rescue). I found distress of a level that I had never seen in my life. I couldn't stop crying as I ran around and watered everyone. There was a bad smell, like dead animals and I found a dead rabbit rotting in his cage. Two skinny kittens ran after me screaming for food.
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A few days later, Animal Control called me and told me they had checked the farm and everything was all right, my concern was ill founded. I felt like I had stepped into the Twilight Zone!
I continued to keep a close eye on these animals and found them all again without water two weeks later. I got the same response from Animal Control and proceeded to climb the fence and water them all again. This time I was arrested for trespassing and made headlines in the North County Times and Valley Roadrunner.
It took 9 months, several court appearances, a useless Public Defender, and then an Animal Rights Attorney stepped in and helped me.
Seven miniature horse died of dehydration and starvation and the owner, Mary Johnson, was eventually charged with six counts of Animal Cruelty and I was fined $50 for trespassing.
Would I climb that fence again knowing that a legal battle would ensue? You bet your ass I would! I had a group of solid supporters that the newspaper termed my entourage.
In the end, four animal rights activist attorney's stepped in and put an end to the nonsense. I wrote a book about my life and my arrest that will soon be published entitled "My Wild Ride."
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This "ANGEL" is an Example for all of us "FOLLOWERS" !!!! PLEASE Don't ever turn a "BLIND EYE" on any Situation !! You can "MAKE a DIFFERENCE"......
Yea, Susan you rock and are a wonderful angel in my eyes. Thank you for saving these animals. As for the owner I hope she is forbidden from ever owning an animal. As for the lackuster animal control employees, shame on you for your unacceptable response to this dire situation. Susan is the hero here, and I am appalled she was fined for coming to the rescue of these animals.
Animal Control were obviously useless. Thank you Susan for you persistence! :)
animal control ~ thats a joke. like they care! Good for you Susan! thanks for caring
Good for you, Susan! I would have paid them $50 to let me care for the animals! You did the right and noble thing.
Thank you for helping. You are my hero.
Disgraceful - why where the animal authorities not charged??? If there was water available why was it not given to the animals? what was her defence? This is just mind boggling.
Thank goodness for heroes like Sandra Bump, we need more of you. The laws dealing with animal cruelty and neglect must be changed to reflect the true horror and the pain inflicted on those who cannot speak for themselves, as it is ,we let people off far too lightly.
Couldn't they hit her with a lifetime animal ban? Thanks for your great rescue and I know I would have done the same. So happy there are people like you out there, Susan!
That was so brave! Good for you, i'm really proud of what you did! But the authorities are disgusting they should have done more!
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The revolution drastically transformed everything in the lives of Egyptians. Yet while there has been quite a bit of attention paid to the dramatic political changes, more attention needs to be paid to the cultural and artistic scene that has been taking Egypt by storm since early 2011. Rather than being confined to art galleries or movie screens, this new wave of artistic expression is spilling over into all areas of life and causing previous boundaries to crumble.
Since Mubarak's removal in February 2011, anyone walking the streets of Cairo might see stenciled graffiti calling for protests and encouraging people to join them. The proliferation of this type of socially engaged graffiti becomes even more significant in the context of increased control over political participation, including mass arrests of young activists as well as brutality by police and military forces against protesters and revolutionaries. When you walk now in downtown Cairo and see graffiti portraying a young man or woman, it is likely that he or she either died in the revolution or was arrested.
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"Tahrir Monologues" is a fine example of revolutionary art and one to which I am personally linked. This independent project uses a series of chronological monologues and aims to recreate the emotions and experiences of different people during the 18 heady days that toppled the Mubarak regime. Conceived by a group of amateur young Egyptian artists, the monologues serve as a cathartic reminder of the uplifting local scene during the uprising. The monologues not only reflect the lives and emotions of the revolutionaries, but also take you through the feelings of very different characters: a young female revolutionary who challenged her family to take the streets, a mother who brought food to the square every night, an artist, an old street vendor, a police officer, young members of the upper class, and individuals who felt they had nothing to live for.
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