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BOSTON, MA - The protection and promotion of human rights can improve women's health "as powerfully as a vaccine," according to the World Health Organization. The mission of Suffolk University's Center for Women's Health and Human Rights, founded in 2003, is to further the human rights and dignity of women and girls everywhere through research, teaching, networking and advocacy, Professor Amy Agigian, the Center's founder and director, believes it is the first academic institute in the United States to focus on women's health and human rights in the humanities and social sciences.
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This paper is broadly concerned with the living standards of older people in two contrasting developing countries, Cote d'Ivoire and Thailand. We use a series of household surveys from these two countries to present evidence on factors affecting the living standards of the elderly: living arrangements, labor force participation, illness, urbanization, income and consumption. One of the issues we examine is whether life-cycle patterns of income aid consumption can be detected in the data. The fact that few of the elderly live alone makes it difficult to accurately measure the welfare levels of the elderly, or to make statements about the life-cycle patterns of income aid consumption of individuals. We find that labor force participation and individual income patterns follow the standard life-cycle hump shapes in both countries, but that avenge living standards within households are quite flat over the life-cycle. The data presented suggest that changes in family composition aid living arrangements of the elderly are likely to be more important sources of old-age insurance than asset accumulation.
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Clear chuckled as he clenched onto Jakku's face when the two hit the floor. "So what we're just gonna hit each other." he pointed out before firing a beam of light from point blank.
"I haven't done anything." Damien chuckled. Chains erupted from the wall, they shooting straight at Grey.
Suddenly, Nix appeared from behind Klay causing him to jump away immediately, as if he had just come face to face with a monster. "That scar on your chest." Nix muttered softly. "It recognizes the feeling of my burning flames, just like when you were burned by that man a year ago, I guess it's true that the body never forgets." Klay frowned, holding his hand up to his chest as he tried to gather his breath once more. He was already tired from all the fights that he had had that day and the days before.
He knew that he had to pull out all his cards to beat Nix, but that would mean he wouldn't have a chance to save Serah. "First calling us impure for having abilities centered around demons and now calling the humans impure, I guess your ego's too high for you to see it anymore.' He pointed out before clenching his fist. His eyes became cold and emotionless, as if he had achieved complete relaxation and calmness. "Zen Mode." He muttered.
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"Yep." Klay nodded his head before the mark on his right hand began to spread around and activated his trigger, his hair becoming long enough to reach his waist, his eyes red and various black markings around his body. "I'm going to show you something I've been cooking up, I've been practicing for this for a whole year and it wasn't till I obtained Zen Mode that I was able to complete only five days ago in the Biotope."
He stretched his arm out, his body slowly becoming completely black colored and developing a sort of metallic texture. "My Limit Break unlike other LBs doesn't actually increase the power of my ability the Four Beast Style but rather unleashes my demonic abilities, then there's Devil's Embodiment which basically uses part of that ability." He said and looked at Nix straight on, causing the man to step back a bit as Klay stepped forward. His hands had turned into claws and fangs had started to grown longer. "And then there's my Stages of the Four Beast Style and the Omni Gears."
The Omni Gears changed appearance, this time changing to its thunder form as Klay's body started to change as well, electricity began to course around his body as his hair spiked up and stretched out even more, levitating slightly from the floor. Hair started coming out from his body as his body and clothes turned completely white, the claws stretched out and a tail made out of electricity materialized on his back as well as long fangs. "This is my complete Limit Break, Four Demon Stages!" he roared, the power of the roar causing the room to shake slightly and for some of the flames to be shaken off.
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Red-hot dancehall artiste Alkaline recently completed a five week tour of Europe. The trek saw the deejay upping the ante, delivering creditable performances, which left thousands of fans screaming for more.
The large number of fans who turned out for the shows, and the overwhelming reception to the songs, were testimony of Alkaline's popularity outside Jamaica, and the fan base that has been cultivated.
"The tour, overall, was a good experience and I got the opportunity to interact with my fans once more, and that is always a pleasure," Alkaline explained, in a release to the media.
The tour saw Alkaline performing in countries including Germany, France and Switzerland. It kicked off, May 16, in Paris, and wrapped, June 21, in Germany.
Explaining how he benefited from his first European tour, Alkaline said: "Well, I think I'm better able to control my audience now. Going around, performing in various countries, to people with different cultures, forces you to get out of your comfort zone and to really work hard to get a solid reaction from the crowd."
The deejay has been flying high locally, with a string of hits. He recently released a summer song, Holiday Again. It was produced by Not Nice.
Feedback to the song has been overwhelming, so far, and plans are in place to shoot a video to accelerate promotion.
Prior to embarking on tour, Alkaline completed songs for a number of producers including Anju Blaxx (UIM Records), DJ Frass and Not Nice. The songs are to be released shortly.
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Anyone taking at least a 1 credit course in one of the five academic departments in the School of Engineering. You must have an engineering computer account to access this resource.
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College baseball: FGCU gets extra-inning win over NKU
Senior Brooks Beisner stroked a bases-loaded, walk-off RBI single in extra innings Saturday to propel the FGCU baseball team past Northern Kentucky, 3-2, at Swanson Stadium.
Beisner, a Charlotte High grad and a transfer from Auburn, battled back from a 0-2 count in the bottom of the 10th inning and roped a single back up the middle to bring in sophomore Michael Suchy for the game-winning run. The hit gave the Eagles their fourth walk-off victory of the season,
FGCU right-hander Jack English, a sophomore from Delray Beach earned his first career win (1-1), allowing one hit and one walk while recording five strikeouts.
Claiming the A-Sun series win in the victory following the 6-1 win over NKU (8-34, 3-14 A-Sun) on Friday, the Eagles' record climbed to 24-16 this season with a 10-7 mark in league action.
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1994-07-29 James Toney w co 12 Charles Williams, MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - IBF. Referee: Joe Cortez. Despite having height and reach advantages, Williams (167½), the former IBF light heavyweight kingpin, was happy to work at close quarters where he could close down the champion and take the sting out of his punches. Closely contested, by the end of the seventh both fighters had their left eyes closed and swollen and in the eighth, Toney (168) had a point deducted for hitting and nearly flooring Williams after the bell. With Toney coming on stronger in the latter stages, Williams began to tire and in the 11th he was all but done for. The final session saw both men tired but it was Toney who got his second wind and after dropping Williams with a right to the jaw the latter was counted out on the 2.45 mark.


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Air Liquide, the world leader in industrial and medical gases, will be exhibiting at the 2011 CONEXPO-CON/AGG show in the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 22-26, 2011. The company will present its CryoCrete concrete injection technology. Executives and experts will be available at booth #S-11344.
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This week has been business as usual for the Badgers. Practices, lifts, and video sessions have helped us to prepare as we gear up for one final weekend of games against Bemidji State. The team is ready to go and looking forward to finishing off the first half of the season in front of our home crowd.
When asked about the upcoming weekend, how it feels to be home, and what the future holds, junior forward Karley Sylvester was happy to be back.
"It's great to be back home," Sylvester said. "It will be fun to play in front of our home crowd. They bring a lot of energy that we don't get on the road. It will be great to play in our own rink and also sleep in our own beds. After this week the upcoming break will be nice. We have had a great start and it will be important we all come back from break re-energized and excited to finish strong."
Sophomore defenseman Courtney Burke had similar emotions, but was also a little star struck. When asked to comment she first said, "OMG! Paparazzi!" After taking a few moments to gather herself, Court expressed her excitement about playing at home.
"It will be exciting to finally play at home again since we have been on the road for the past three weeks," Burke said. "We get to play the last two games hopefully coming up with some points for our league and head into the break in great shape. It will make finishing up finals and spending the holiday with our families much more enjoyable."
Being at home is a huge advantage as we get the perks of having our own fans, and also sleeping at home in our own beds. This weekend is different with the day off Saturday in between Friday and Sunday games, but that is to our advantage as we will be able to utilize our home facilities and resources to ensure we are fully recovered and ready to go Sunday for game two.
Three members of the women's team, senior captains Kelly Jaminski, Alex Rigsby, and myself will be heading the Toys for Tots drive at the men's hockey game on Saturday night at 7 p.m. We will be collecting toys and donations to help military families this holiday season. I encourage all those who can to get out and make a contribution to this great cause Saturday night, and help cheer the men on in their Big Ten home opener.
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Goal Zero founder to speak at Weber State
The founder of Goal Zero, which produces portable solar-powered generators, will speak about business ethics at Weber State University's Hurst Center Dumke Legacy Hall Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
The free talk is part of the Goddard School of Business Buehler Lecture series and co-sponsored by WSU's Richard Richards Institute. It and an opening reception at 5:30 p.m. are open to the public.
Robert Workman, who started the Riverton-based company in 2009 after visiting the Democratic Republic of the Congo and coming up with the idea to create a solar-powered generator. Workman also started the non-profit humanitarian organization, Tifie Humanitarian (Teaching Individuals and Families Independence through Enterprise).
"We are excited to have Robert Workman speak at Weber State because he is so passionate about including ethical behavior in everything," Jeff Steagall, dean of the Goddard School of Business & Economics, said in a statement. "It is important for Weber State students to see you can have success without compromising your values."
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Ross Alumni Club of Los Angeles - Distinguished Alumni Dinner: Peter Benedek
Distinguished Alumni Dinner: Peter Benedek
Peter Benedek is a Founding Partner and Board Member of United Talent Agency, internationally recognized as one of the world's leading talent and literary agencies.
As a primary architect of UTA's formation and growth, Benedek has presided over the rapid expansion of the agency from industry upstart in 1991 to one of today's premier global talent and literary agencies. Collectively, UTA's more than 100 agents represent a significant cross-section of Academy, Emmy, Grammy, Screen Actors Guild, Directors Guild, Writers Guild, Producers Guild and Golden Globe awards winners and nominees. UTA's deep roster of clients also includes globally recognized artists and filmmakers such as Johnny Depp, Harrison Ford, Gwyneth Paltrow, Owen Wilson, Seth Rogen, Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Lopez, Angelina Jolie among numerous others.
Benedek is known industry-wide as one of entertainment's top dealmakers, and was the agent behind the creation of the LAW & ORDER franchise—one of television's biggest brands, as well as the packaging of client David Chase's groundbreaking series THE SOPRANOS, considered to be the most significant series in the modern era. The agency also is responsible for packaging and/or representing key elements of many other critically acclaimed television series, including, CSI, CSI: MIAMI, CSI: NY, SIX FEET UNDER, GREY'S ANATOMY, HOUSE, TRUE BLOOD, HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, TWO AND A HALF MEN, CRIMINAL MINDS, MEDIUM, among numerous others.
Benedek earned undergraduate degrees from the University of Michigan and the London School of Economics. He earned his law degree from Columbia Law School, where he graduated with distinction in 1973. He began practicing law at the Beverly Hills law firm of Kaplan, Livingston, Goodwin, Berkowitz & Selvin, and was named a Partner in 1979. In 1981, he left to found the law firm of Weissman, Wolff, Bergman, Coleman & Schulman. In 1984, he left the practice of law to form the Bauer-Benedek Agency, which in 1991 merged with Leading Artists Agency to form United Talent Agency. In 1998, Benedek received the Arthur B. Krim Award from Columbia Law School in recognition of his outstanding achievement in the entertainment industry.
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Homeless Florida woman pleads to Obama for help, locals step up
BONITA SPRINGS - Her prayers have finally been answered.
For nearly a year, Henrietta Hughes, 61, and her son Corey, 37, have lived in a pickup truck at various parks in the Fort Myers area.
Hughes said she prayed for her life to change during those uncomfortable, undignified nights, some of which were spent at Centennial Park near the Harborside Event Center in downtown Fort Myers. She told President Barack Obama of those prayers Tuesday.
"I have an urgent need, unemployment and homelessness, a very small vehicle for my family and I to live in," Henrietta said when Obama called on her during the question-and-answer section of the town hall meeting he held at Harborside. "The housing authority has two years' waiting lists, and we need something more than the vehicle and the parks to go to. We need our own kitchen and our own bathroom. Please help."
Tears poured from her eyes, a lightning bolt struck through the nation's media, and the president leaned down to kiss her on the cheek.
"We're going to do everything we can to help you, but there are a lot of people like you," Obama said, adding that his staff would meet with her to help out.
In an instant, it appeared the family's dream of a kitchen and a bathroom came true, then they were surrounded by reporters and then they disappeared.
"Interviews, interviews, and more interviews," Corey Hughes said when asked how he expected the rest of his day to go following the town hall.
Henrietta Hughes said she was given the card of the director of a housing program by a White House staffer. At around 2:30 p.m., the family left the event center for a meal and a nap, and could not be reached since.
Corey Hughes, who left his job in New York in early 2008, said he had been trying to take care of his mom. Both have searched for jobs and have come up empty, as have so many other Southwest Floridians. Henrietta said the family came here due to the expensive living costs in New York.
"So, I borrowed quite a bit of money to come down to Florida," she explained.
When the family couldn't find work, Henrietta Hughes began looking at fast food restaurants, she said. A disability stint, due to cancer, set her prospects back, she figured.
Henrietta Hughes also applied for a job at a local hospital, but was rejected after they saw her age, she said.
"He said, 'What's your age? How old are you,'" is how she characterized the interview.
The family was unable to find assistance from local shelters, which offer living to those who are substance abusers or females. Since they are not substance abusers, after five days in a shelter, Corey said, they are sent back to the streets.
She has little hope the economic stimulus package discussed by Obama will be of any help to her.
"I'm sure it's going to be a blessing for many, but I have to reach that point," Henrietta said, feeling that the package was more for those who already have a job.
But the stimulus package she received after the event wasn't from a government fund. It was from the heart. She left the event center with a handful of business cards and an offer from Chene Thompson, wife of state Rep. Nick Thompson, R-Fort Myers.
"I felt so bad, I just felt horrible about it. She was just asking for a home," Chene Thompson said of her first reaction to Henrietta's plea. "It just struck me. It was so awful. Literally, I started to cry."
Chene Thompson's second reaction was to offer up an old family home in rural LaBelle, which sits on three acres and is for sale. Roosters can be heard crowing frequently around the three-bedroom ranch home.
Nick Thompson said the idea was his wife's, but that he supported it.
"This is why I married her," he said. "She has great instincts on doing the right thing."
CBS Evening News, Inside Edition and NBC reporters waited outside the home for Henrietta Hughes' arrival Tuesday night, but she never came.
"It's kind of really far out and I don't know if it's where she will want to stay," Chene Thompson said.
Several local and national media outlets reported her story, and the stories made lead to offers of assistance from others.
It seemed the Hughes family's efforts in obtaining tickets to the event paid off. Corey Hughes said they waited for 12 hours outside Harborside on Sunday night and Monday morning for the chance to see the president.
"Very wonderful," Henrietta Hughes said when asked how she felt about the event. "It was just like an answered prayer from God."
Naples Daily News staff writer Steven Beardsley contributed to this story.
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Bacup carnival was another sunny success with the weather gods smiling down on the parade for the second year in succession. Which considering the amount of rain the North West has had over the summer so far the sunshine was indeed a pleasant change.
The float was decked out to look like our Bacup store and we had thousands of goodies provided by brands like Skechers and Hi Tec plus sweets and hundreds of balloons to give away. The Wynsors float also had an unexpected guest in the form of a gorilla who entertained the crowds and gave out goodies and balloons to people along the route.
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When President Goodluck Jonathan was taking the oath of office at the Eagle Square, Abuja on May 29, 2011, hopes were high in the country. Nigerians hung on to the President's promise of positive transformation. In his inaugural speech, he declared, "The leadership we have pledged is decidedly transformative. The transformation will be achieved in all the critical sectors, by harnessing the creative energies of our people. We must grow the economy, create jobs, and generate enduring happiness for our people. I have great confidence in the ability of Nigerians to transform this country."
With the promise, the thinking of Nigerians was that the Jonathan administration would mark a wide departure from the bad governance of the past. Central to the President's transformation agenda is stable electricity supply. Nigerians have been made to believe that if it is the only thing the administration can achieve, the country will be on the path of economic growth. The President has been reiterating his determination to pursue the power sector reform. At the inauguration of the Roadmap For Power Sector Reforms, on August 26, 2010 in Lagos, he said, "By God's grace, by December 2012, Nigeria will not only celebrate one day of uninterrupted electricity supply, but we would celebrate one week, one month and so on of uninterrupted electricity supply."
But it is doubtful if all parts of the country can celebrate one day of uninterrupted power supply in December going by the rate the power sector reform is moving. The Federal Government, will on June 1, 2012, introduce a new electricity tariff in spite of the fact that the Minister of Power, Prof. Bath Nnaji, himself admitted the failure of government in the sector. At a meeting with labour leaders, Nnaji said there was gross deficit in electricity supply. The President of the Trade Union Congress, Mr. Peter Esele, must have spoken the minds of many Nigerians, when he said that it was difficult to trust government because its repeated promises had not translated into improved power supply. "If after spending billions of dollars, the sector is still not attractive, why should we trust government? We have not been given reasons why the billions did not improve the sector."
With the government's poor scorecard in the power sector, it is not surprising that the economy is in the doldrums. Just on Tuesday, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Lamido Sanusi, alerted the country to the impending collapse of the economy. Threats to the economy, according to him, include slowdown in domestic output; especially sharp decline in oil and gas output as a result of crude theft and the decline in agricultural output, imminent increase in the electricity tariff and bomb attacks in the country. He disclosed that the country lost N7bn to crude oil thieves in 2011. This, he explained, made the oil sector contribute only 4.1 per cent to Gross Domestic Product in the first quarter of 2012. Sanusi stated that with the new electricity tariff, inflation level would rise.
Already, the inflation rate is high with the increase of fuel price from N65 to N97 per litre and from all indications; government is planning a total removal of fuel subsidy, which will lead to a further hike in petrol price. In 2011, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, the average inflation rate was 10.9 per cent. Currently, it has increased to 12.9 per cent. When Jonathan was being inaugurated on May 29, 2011, he said he knew the pains of Nigerians. But based on government actions, it is doubtful if he understands the suffering of the people that gave him their mandate. Contrary to his promise last year, he has asked them to bear any pain they feel for now. On October 4, 2011, while canvassing support for fuel subsidy removal during the Presidential Media Chat, he appealed to Nigerians to make "painful adjustments." According to him, there is no gain, without pain.
Nigerians would have believed the President, if members of his government are also making "painful adjustments" which he asked other citizens to make. Besides the paltry 25 per cent cut in the basic salaries of the members of the executive, efforts of the government to reduce the cost of governance have not manifested enough. In spite of the advice of the Gen. Theophilus Danjuma led Presidential Advisory Committee, the number of ministers are more than 40. Ministry of Foreign Affairs alone has three ministers. The President recently appointed another minister for Youth Development, while the former minister, Bolaji Abdullahi, was transferred to Sports ministry. Efforts of the government to set up the Stephen Oransaye-led Committee on Restructuring and Rationalisation must be acknowledged. The committee, which submitted its report last month, discovered that many of the government's 400 parastatals and agencies are performing overlapping functions. It recommended the reduction of the existing 263 statutory agencies in the country to 161. The President has set up a White Paper committee on the Orosanye report, but Nigerians are waiting if the government would implement at least some of the recommendations.
Above all these, the greatest threat to this administration is bomb attacks and other forms of terrorism in the country. It will be unfair to accuse the government of inaction, but its efforts have not stemmed the tide of terrorism, particularly in the North. In the 2012 budget, security takes the lion's share (N921.9bn) and government has beefed up surveillance across the country. It has also declared state of emergency in 15 local governments it considered hotbeds of terrorism. In spite of these, terrorism has continued unabated with terrorists attacking the United Nation building in Abuja, the police headquarters, Saint Theresa Catholic Church, Madalla, Niger State and multiple blasts in Kano. Terrorist attacks have become daily affair in Maiduguri and many other towns in the North-East. Nigerians were taken aback when the President, early this year, said that members of the militant Islamic sect, Boko Haram, had infiltrated his government, but they are still waiting for him to fish such people out.
For the corruption fight, lull is the word in the last one year. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission have not successfully prosecuted many cases in the last one year. A report of Human Rights Practices compiled by the United States Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, aptly captures the Jonathan administration scorecard on corruption. "The law provides criminal penalties for official corruption; however, the government did not implement the law effectively, and officials frequently engaged in corrupt practices with impunity. Massive, widespread, and pervasive corruption affected all levels of government and the security forces," the report stated. Nigerians are still awaiting the EFCC to prosecute people indicted by the report of the House of Representatives ad hoc committee on fuel subsidy payments. The committee, had in its report submitted on April 18, stated that the subsidy administration was heavily compromised. It recommended that N1.7tn be refunded by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation; Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency; the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation and 72 firms. The report also criticised the Chairman of the Board of the PPPRA from 2009 to 2011, and other members of the board during the period for allegedly opening "the floodgate of the (subsidy) bazaar."
When the committee submitted its report, civil rights organisations, including the Save Nigeria Group, gave the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum to ensure the prosecution of those indicted. However, there were indications that the report would be thrown into a dustbin. The President's Special Adviser on Political Affairs, Alhaji Ahmed Gullack, had dismissed the report, saying it lacked credibility on the grounds that a former Petroleum Minister, Dr. Rilwan Lukman and an ex-Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Alhaji Mohammed Barkindo, were not interrogated by the committee. But the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Mohammed Adoke, raised hope of Nigerians, when he said that the report had been forwarded to the EFCC for further investigations and prosecution of those indicted. Adoke advised Nigerians to "have faith in the process being undertaken and to patiently wait for the outcome of the investigations and subsequent prosecutions that may flow from the fuel subsidy probe conducted by the House of Representatives and ongoing probe by the Senate."
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Who: Chris, Andrew, and Myself.When: June 2-3.The trip began for me with a sneaky early escape from work(hard to do with a pack on) and dash to BART where I met up with Chris. A short ride later to scenic Dublin, CA where Andrew picked us up and we were off. With nothing to slow us down except the obligatory In-n-Out stop in Manteca, a quick grocery run, and grabbing the permit in pinecrest we were soon at Crabtree trailhead with a decent fire going and a few drinks. Decent way to start a weekend if you ask me.Our route was never really decided except for the vague notion of a cross country route starting from Bear Lake and sort of playing it by ear from there. Here is a post-trip map courtesy of Chris which shows the route we ended up taking. Total of approx. 26 miles with something like 7 or 8 of them off-trail.We flew up to bear lake in just about an hour. From there we left trail for the first time to follow Lily Creek up. Chris at left and Andrew right... first snack break and bit of route planning.Bits of snow still hanging onOff TrailHeading UpLooking Back at Bear LakeTwin Packs... Note the mosquito headnet in mine, which was NOT NEEDED!!AndrewGranite Lake! The first waypoint in our cross country sectionShoes offY Meadow Lake, rejoined trail hereSoggy Whitesides Meadow... Pretty spot, but kind of a bummer to walk through muck.We discovered an amazingly large debris field of feathers.Twas once a hawk... Talons were sharp!Spring Meadow, we left the trail again and headed over the ridge you see here to reach Wire Lakes (photo courtesy of Chris)Partway up, looking back west into Spring MeadowMade it up to our home for the night... The southernmost of the three Wire Lakes.This is looking north at the ridge we came over into the basin. We crossed just behind the dome you see here.Had some time to explore around...Just about full moon rising over wire like. For all the photo-geeks, here is where the camera phone simply can't cut it. Doesn't bother me much though...Campsite in the morning of Day 2. Clear night, minimal bugs, all three of us were pretty happy. From left to right, my bivy, Chris's net-inner, and Andrew's Bivy. I at least slept in embarassingly late. Oddly, mosquitoes were worse in the morning while packing up and eating breakfast than they were at dusk. (photo courtesy of Chris)Day 2, some creative wayfinding to get down towards Jewelry LakeWaterfall on Buck CreekCrazy Toppled SlabAlmost back, hiking out through the burn in Pine ValleyAbsolutely awesome trip. It's amazing what Emigrant has to offer for short trips. Likewise, working as a team on planning and wayfinding through off-trail sections is such a rewarding experience. Trail walking is great and for the same amount of effort we likely could have done an additional 5 or 10 miles without much trouble. Off-trail though makes you slow down, plan for and react to the landscape. It encourages and rewards some creativity in your route. I come out with a bit more sense of accomplishment from a trip like this. A side benefit of course is that between Bear Lake and Pine Valley we didn't see a single person.Thanks are due to Andrew for doing the driving. Secondly, thanks are in order for Ken and Ken for rocking it every year with the GGG. Chris, Andrew and I met there and I'm grateful to have such cool people to share trips like this with.
Edited by James_W on 06/05/2012 16:24:06 MDT.
Looks like a great time and great weather too. That slab picture is nuts. Nature never disappoints. Quite a few contrails in the photos. A lot of air traffic. Noisy?Glad the GGGs are working as planned:)
Great report James! Been to Granite Lake a few times. Great pics too
Nice writeup, James. Thanks for putting this together. I had a blast and can't wait for the next one!
Great Pics! I was just at Emigrant Memorial weekend and had a hard time following the trail because of the snow. Did you see much snow? or all gone?
Great pictures and write up James. That looked like a perfect weekend trip in Emigrant.
Great stuff James and I like the new packs! I need a new foot.
Hey James, thanks for putting together a nice TR and for an enjoyable weekend. I already want to go back.Chris N.- there was some patchy snow above 8600', but not very much and it was melting fast. Andrew
Thanks all! All week long it's been a chore to keep focused. I wish I was out there. Ken, yea emigrant gets overflown pretty regular. It can be noticeable, but certainly not distracting.
Awesome trip guys! BTW: Did you carry bear canisters?
Nope, Chris had an Ursack which are legal to use in Emigrant. We were able to fit all of our food in it easily. We did not bring the aluminum liner.Andrew
Looks like an awesome trip!! I'm thinking about heading up there, To Crabtree, in 2 weeks for the same type of weekend. Leave SF fri night. Hike sat & sun and back sunday night. Any recommendations on a good route for the 2 days? It'll be the first trip of the season so I'm looking for something that won't hurt too bad :-) Although I think we're up for anything. We MIGHT leave thurs night as well, so I'm looking for a shorter 2 day option and a longer 3 day option.THANKS IN ADVANCE! Cheers!
Hey MeganYou have a few of options leaving from Crabtree and easy to extent to a 3 day trip too. 2 day tripDepending on how for you like to hike you can get to Piute Meadows or Gem Lake the first day, both great places to camp. Either place you stay, on day 2 you can head south on the connecting trail then head east back to Crabtree. If you want to add another day you can continue past your camp the first night, then just past Deer Lake head south towards Wood lake, then head east, and camp at Rosasco Lake. Next day head back to Crabtree. If you want more distance you can get to Buck Lake which is beautiful!You will see many great views and lakes between Piute Meadows and Wood late. Unfortunately Grouse lake is pretty unspectacular due to some fire damage and not a great place to camp.Hope you have a great trip!http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fsm91_057634.gif
Awesome Chris! That's sounds great! And Crabtree to Gem lake is totally doable in a day? Thanks for the map! That's super helpful!
Edited by meganpetruccelli on 06/19/2012 13:12:19 MDT.
Megan, Chris is correct. All the places he mentioned are fantastic. Pretty easy hiking too. You can make a loop by going through I think Pine Valley??? I need to look at a map to verify that. Deer and Buck Lakes are fantastic!
Megan Gem Lake is doable in one day. I believe it is 9 miles or so. Not super hard but still 9 miles with some ups and downs. You can always stop at Piute Meadows if it is getting late. I agree with Ken. If you can turn it in to a 3 day trip you should get to Buck lake. Great sunrise at Buck Lake. Would be a longer 3 day trip but worth it!
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"They feel so comfortable," said Danville resident Steven "The Cowboy" Johnson, creator of Fuzzy Duds. "They feel good. Every person I have seen that have put them on has smiled."
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"It's what I wanted to do," he said.
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At this point he was working at a warehouse in Dublin and making Fuzzy Duds in his free time, he recalled. He slept in the warehouse and would rent a room at a motel in Livermore to take a shower.
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He said that his life would move like waves; some would be high and some would be low.
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Nonetheless, he managed to produce his zany shorts and build up a demand in the area. Johnson's mother was instrumental, helping finance Fuzzy Duds and giving him advice.
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His product was rapidly taking off. People bought his shorts at bike and surf events. Kids in the San Ramon Valley started seeing them and wanted to wear them.
"We heard about them when I was in fifth grade and I put on one pair and I couldn't stop wearing them," said Braden Chase.
He also likes their creator, "The Cowboy."
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His mother Cara agreed.
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