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Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2012
|Posted Nov 8, 2012 1:07 pm
|This was the first peak I ever climbed back in high school, summer of 2000. I was not a hiker or a runner then so I am not sure what possessed me to do it. I went up with my cousin Hannah and uncle Maurice. It was hard and I really had to push myself. I remember being so impressed by the beauty and being so happy once I accomplished it. I am glad I believed I could do it even though it was so far outside my comfort zone.
|Posted Nov 2, 2012 4:12 pm
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Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2012
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|Posted Oct 31, 2012 4:41 pm
|Timpooneke Trail
Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2012
|Took the Timpooneke trail up and glissaded lots on the way down!
|Posted Oct 8, 2012 12:20 pm
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Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2012
|The leaves where perfect, no snow (on the trail). A little chilly, but a great day for timp!
|Posted Oct 7, 2012 9:10 pm
|Great day.
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2012
|Nice day - overcast a bit but it made the hiking pleasant.
|Posted Sep 23, 2012 11:35 pm
|Aspen Grove
Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2012
|Climbed today with my wife, and the Wasatch Mountain Club. The most goats I have ever seen. Lots of people today too. Shared the summit with about 15 others, while we watched more people ascending from the saddle. Summit was cold and windy, but not bad enough to prevent us from eating lunch and taking pictures. Great day on one of Utah's classic mountains! Go Utes!
|Posted Sep 10, 2012 12:08 am
|First summit of Timp
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2012
|Myself and a group of co-workers took to the summit today via Aspen Grove trail. We started at 7:00 am and it took us 4 hours and 30 minutes to reach the summit. We spent a little time on top then made it down the trail to the car in 3 hours 15 min for a total time of 7 hours 45 minutes.
We saw a young bull moose and a couple mountain goats. It was a perfect day to hike and we had a great time.
|Posted Sep 8, 2012 12:07 am
|One of my favorites
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2009
|I've climb Timp four times now and I still love it. I prefer the Aspen Grove Trail as it passes by Emerald Lake and the snowfield, but the Timpanooke Trail is fun too. I love the last part of the trail from the saddle to the top. The last time I went there was still tons of snow on the boulder field (the 3rd week in August, 2011) which made the hike a bit trickier but still doable and tons of fun.
|Posted Aug 29, 2012 1:19 pm
|Ryan Borzea
|Beautiful Day!
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2012
|My wife and I had a great summit! Saw tons of goats, closest I've been too em.
|Posted Aug 27, 2012 12:25 am
|first time ...
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2012
|by way of Aspen Grove TH and Timp Basin.
With friends from Wasatch Mt Club.
|Posted Aug 15, 2012 4:15 pm
|First Timp Climb
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2011
|Great all around hike. Saw some goats. My dog made it to the top! I went with my little brother and dad. we camped near Emerald lake. Really fun!
|Posted Aug 2, 2012 5:41 pm
|beautiful climb
Date Climbed: Jul 21, 2012
|Pretty hot, but really great weather for hiking. Took Timpooneke trail and had to park outside the campground and got in trouble with highway patrol when I got back to the car. Whoops
|Posted Aug 1, 2012 11:45 pm
|Great day
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2012
|Great day for a climb; the wildflowers were amazing. Saw a coyote and 5 mtn goats. One goat faced me head-on. I had to retreat down the trail until he decided on a different direction.
|Posted Jul 31, 2012 7:23 pm
|Forth of July
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2012
|Via AG trail. Glissading down the snowfield was fun.
|Posted Jul 5, 2012 11:29 am
|Timpooneke First Timer
Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2012
|Went with my son, this was our first time on Timpanogos. The Timpooneke trail was awesome! One of the most beautiful trails I have ever been on.
|Posted Jun 20, 2012 12:35 am
|Challenging Date
|My buddy and I took two girls who were ill prepared for this climb. They cried a good portion of the ascent and the last 4-5 miles of the descent. In the end, (several months later) they thanked us for one of the greatest experiences of their lives.
|Posted May 28, 2012 10:23 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 29, 2009
|I went with my now wife on our third date. She obviously enjoyed it so I knew I had found my life hiking buddy:). The top gets really crowded on weekend/holidays be careful.
|Posted May 16, 2012 1:06 pm
|Midnight Hike
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2010
|This was the 5th time I'd climbed Timp. Never did it at night before, but it was probably the best thing ever! Thanks Timp!
|Posted Oct 21, 2011 5:22 pm
|Route Climbed: Timpooneke Trail
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2010
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So long. Been nice knowing you BF.... to all the friends I've made here and in real life... its been great. But this place needs an enema.
The following one shows slightly worse effects of drag. Does losing 1-2 minutes on a 5 mile commute matter as Peter White wrote on his website? Probably not or at least to me plus not having to fuss with batteries on a commute makes it a no-brainer on a commuter bike. Does it matter on a cross country tour? Probably not. Does it matter on a 600K. Depends. How much is sleep worth or making the control? My battery powered alarm failed during one 600K and I slept a full 7 1/2 hours. I made first couple controls after sleeping in just the nick of time. Good thing my light was battery powered.
That was a wag on the part of Peter White, probably some bad schnapps or something. A minute on a 5 mile commute would mean pretty significant, noticeable drag. We all know that dynohubs have drag, but I really feel that it's in the noise level. I out-coast all the people I ride with except the recumbent riders. And furthermore, this is the long distance forum after all, this is where the multi-day riders are. It's possible to ride multi-day events with batteries, but if you ride as slow as I do a spare battery would be in order.
Peter is not far off on his swag.
Nonetheless, a dynohub's impact on speed is nothing compared to a poorly maintained chain or cheap tires. None of these (chain, tires, or dynohub) would be "noticible" but the losses are quantifiable and they have been.
I could make up those 18 minutes without trying too hard by optimizing something else or by just trying slightly harder.
To this day, I've never ever noticed that my headlight was on without seeing the light. So yes, theoretically that drag is there, but it's just not something noticeable.
When I was a teenager, I had one of those bottle generators that rubbed on the side of the wheel, and yes, that thing WAS noticeable.
Something else to watch is that if you go back a few years, they'll be talking about incandescent bulbs on these things, and that might have been noticeably more drag, I never used one to compare.
"be careful this rando stuff is addictive and dan's the 'pusher'."
Ten years ago it was a no-brainer. Generator hubs were the only way to go. With the newer LED technology it's not so clear cut. The lights are now so much better than they were and way more efficient too. I still prefer the generator hub just because I have bad memories of having to replace dead batteries on a cold, rainy, moonless night in the middle of nowhere. That was was no fun. I still use a battery light as a back-up. The resistance of the hub is pretty much not noticeable unless you are going real slow. On steep/long climbs I usually turn the generator off and use the battery light, more from a psychological viewpoint than anything else.
It doesn't get harder, you just go slower.
And I suggest you go re-read Peter's site. He's not great about updating reviews so there's a lot of stuff about how wonderful the beam pattern is on an E6. Other reviews of old technology LED's have also not been updated. But the photos of beam patterns tell the whole story ... look for the B&M Cyo Premium, B&M Luxos, and Edeluxe II, all of which use B&M's latest lens and LED technology. I have a Luxos-U and the beam pattern is so far superior that I doubt I'll use my old Cyo's except for commuting. The Luxos puts a beam all the way across the road so you can see well when you're going around corners on a mountain descent at 40mph.
Dyno power losses when the lights are switched off are negligible. Power losses when the lights are switched on are minimal. Over the last 8 years of riding with dyno hubs, I have ridden hundreds of miles in the daytime with my lights switched on because I forgot to switch them off and didn't notice they are on. With a Schmidt hub, and a modern LED light, the power loss is more like 4 or 5 watts than the 7 that you are using. For a randonneur, the premium is on being able to have reliable light that lights up the road usefully and properly at high speeds, night after night. If that costs a little bit of power at night, so be it. That said, like Homeyba when I'm on a steep climb and at the end of my rope, I'll sometimes turn my dynamo light off, mainly because of the psychology of having something that creates any additional drag (while not being necessary at 3mph).
My suggestion: If you are still puzzled about all of this, train yourself up for and then ride a 1200km. In the process, you'll be doing enough serious night-time riding with riders using all sorts of different lighting systems that direct observation will eliminate any puzzlement. And you'll have a lot of fun doing it.
Nick Bull
PS, The beam pattern on an E6 was really good, and with a dual E6 system you get pretty good light across the road. But it's still a bit like running a marathon at night while holding a candle lantern.
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The Luxos is very, very good at illuminating the road. I am really glad I bought one. According to what I read, there are other lights that now match the Luxos, which is great. I read it on the internets, so it has to be true. The only complaint I have about it is climbing a mountain at slow rates it has a pretty obnoxious flicker. I'm thinking about upgrading my backup light for that situation, since I'm carrying it anyway. I've seen people say the luxos doesn't put out enough lumens, but, unlike some other lights I've used, I've never been in a situation where I needed or wanted more light. Going down a mountain with it is really an impressive thing. The cool thing about the U model is that if people think you have your brights on and flash you, you can flash them back with your "brights"
I seriously doubt that it is that much. I rode my fastest 600k (just under 23hrs) using a generator hub. I don't think I could have gone anywhere near hour faster without it. You have to also take into account the fact that you are only pulling that higher wattage when the lights are on which is generally only at night. Plus you ride faster with better illumination of the road, especially on descents. So, it's not a simple wattage question.
btw, just like Nick, I've forgotten to turn my lights off in the morning or accidentally turned them on during the day without even noticing they were on.
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It doesn't get harder, you just go slower.
I do not have too many miles on it yet but I have been happily using a Velogical rim dynamo with an Edelux II headlight. Endless power and no drag when you do not need it. http://www.velogical-engineering.com/rim-dynamo-en
Rim dynamo's are generally not the best option for long distance riding because of issues with reliability during inclement weather (ie rain). They tend to slip. Small imperfections in the rim's trueness will cause the dynamo to slip even when it's dry. Power output is lower than other dynamos. It doesn't even comply with StVZO's (German guidelines for vehicles on the road) 3W power output requirement at 15 km/h. I've also heard of wear issues with the small o-ring used to drive it. For cruising around town or short rides in dry weather it's probably ok. I wouldn't want to start a 1200k with one of those as my primary power source.
It doesn't get harder, you just go slower.
It doesn't get harder, you just go slower.
Don't forget to factor in the lack of fatigue from having a bright light with an even distribution.
OP, personally when first jumping in I'd get a couple of these. Run both on low, should last through the night and provide plenty of light and redundancy.
If you end up doing a lot of night rides make the jump to dynamo lights.
Thank you very much for the direction/advice regarding headlamps. As I said, I am most unhappy with my reflector design on my Magic shine headlamp. It is utter trash. I was impressed with the patterns posted on Peter's site, which prompted me to consider purchasing one of these lamps and mating it to my own battery system. I have not yet found a solution but this is my direction. I am looking into the Ixon IQ Speed Premium lamp
With respect to power losses of dynohubs, I am not puzzled at all. We merely have different opinions. I have been riding and using lights since the 70's, have been on many night rides, and have a EE background. The dyno losses are not noticible but neither are they negligible. They are on par with a poorly maintained chain as shown by various reports published and linked on this thread. Of course, you are correct that distances beyond 600K a dynohub would shine brightest and be most beneficial if nothing more then for piece of mind. I carry complete redundancy systems. On 600km type rides, I never much needed lights and batteries have always served me well. I agree there. What is puzzling is why all of the the RAAM riders use dynohubs. There are places for battery systems and places for dynohubs. 1200K is likely the place where they make the most sense unless the organizer provides a drop bag service. I have little experience at that distance. My current battery system will provide 20 hours of light minimum. If a rider needs more than that much light during a 90H event, I wonder if they would make the time anyway.
The OP's needs were not quite clear because the distance, start time, and location of the event were not specified but we do know he/she requires light all night. If the rider is strong and the event were a 400K starting at 4am in a location with 14-16 hours of daylight, he might need less than 6 hours of power. Plenty of riders do the Frederick 400K in 15-19 hours and some riders manage to get 4-6 hours sleep on a 600k. If we assume all night means 10 hours of lighting and if he wants to use self contained non-replaceablebattery powered lights.........................
Based upon additional review of options, I think the following battery system would likely meet the OP's needs
Ixon IQ Speed & IQ Speed Premium......only significant drawback are the use of non-standard plugs which constrains battery options. It is only $200 and will run 10 hours and per Peter White's tests, the pattern and throw are very good.
Just to be clear: I'm not on the RUSA Board, though my predecessor Bill Beck is.
The Ixon IQ's seem like really good battery lights. While I dinged it for weight, dynamo hubs themselves are not weightless. And running on AA batteries means that your battery resupply store is whatever convenience store you happen to be in. The IQ Premium is as bright as a Luxos or Edeluxe II, 80 lux. That is plenty bright enough. For me, since I already have a dyno hub, I don't need something quite as capable as the Ixon -- I just need something that'll let me limp in to the end in the unlikely event of dynamo system failure (which hasn't happened in 8 years).
I think the IQ Speed's are a mistake for long-distance riders. Peter says "This is my best battery powered headlight for a commuting cyclist." and "battery recharges in 6 hours". The Premium is only 10 lux brighter than the Ixon Premium--not enough to be worth its inconveniences.
But as you point out the OP told us almost nothing about their needs except "long distance event" which might mean 25 miles for many cyclists! And I'm not sure they've even revisited the forum!
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Oklahoma City Thunder notebook: Kevin Durant says All-Star selection 'never gets old'
On Thursday night, three-time scoring champ Kevin Durant officially became an All-Star for the fourth straight season and was voted as a starter for the third straight year.
He punctuated the honor Friday night by scoring a career-high 52 points in the Thunder's 117-114 overtime victory over the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center
"It never gets old," Durant said before the. "You can't take something like that for granted, no matter what. Growing up, I remember when I was in seventh grade the game was in Washington, D.C. I just wanted to be a part of that. I wanted to sit on the front row and watch the dunk contest. I wanted to play in the game."
The reaction of Thunder coach Scott Brooks: "He's one of the best players in the game and it's great that the fans have acknowledged that also. He's everything (that's) right about the NBA."
Thunder reserve forward Nick Collison considers Dallas power forward Dirk Nowitzki is the most difficult player he has had to defend.
"When you guard someone like that, you try to just make his shots difficult. You can't block them," Collison explained said of the 7-foot Nowitzki, who has a high release point on his shot and unlimited range. "That's the same thing with Kevin (Durant). You concentrate more on trying to get him to catch the ball somewhere else than where they want to catch it."
Nowitzki started Friday's game 0 for 7 from the field, was 1 for 11 through three quarters and finished 5 for 19 with 18 points.
Thunder sixth man Kevin Martin continues to struggle on the road.
Martin entered Friday's game averaging 16.9 points at Chesapeake Energy Arena and 12.5 points everywhere else this season.
He is shooting 48.1 percent from the field, 50.5 percent on 3-pointers and 92.5 percent at the free-throw line at The Peake, while on the road he was shooting 38.3 percent from the field, 33.3 percent on 3-pointers and 89.1 percent at the line.
Against the Mavs, Martin made three of his first four shots, then missed six straight. He finished 3 for 10 from the field and 1 for 6 from 3-point range for 11 points.
Brooks said he hadn't noticed Martin's road woes.
"No I haven't, and I'm not going to tell him that, either," Brooks said. "I know we need his activity, his points off the bench, his playmaking, his ability to draw defenses towards him because everybody knows he's been one of the best scorers from that position for a lot of years. Even when he doesn't score, he attracts attention (from defenders).
It remains to be seen who will coach the Western Conference in the 62nd NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 17 in Houston, but it won't be Brooks.
Coaches are not allowed to be the All-Star coach in consecutive seasons and Brooks coached the West to a 152-149 victory last year in Orlando.
It prevents a potential homecoming of sorts for Brooks, who played 2½ seasons with the Houston Rockets (1992-95) and won the 1994 NBA title.
"Do they still like me there?" Brooks joked. "(Coaching last year) was pretty cool, just to meet some of the players and see how they are off the court. … It was fun being around the guys. It's an honor."
The cutoff date is Feb. 3. The coach with the best record in his conference will coach the All-Star team.
Appearing Thursday on the Dan Patrick Show, Durant sheepishly admitted he wanted to play for the Toronto Raptors fan because he liked their uniforms growing up and he was a huge Vince Carter fan.
On Friday night, Durant defended Carter and they frequently chatted during stoppages in play.
The Thunder is now 3-2 in its navy blue "alternate" uniforms, and snapped a two-game losing streak at Minnesota and at Washington ... The Thunder entered the game as the NBA's top 3-point shooting team at 39.2 percent, but converted just 6 of 20 (. 300) beyond the arc. … Thanks to Durant making 21 of 21 free throws, OKC shot 91.7 percent (33 for 36) from the line.
Durant on the difference in his game since his first All-Star appearance in 2010: "I've just gotten more comfortable and more confident in myself. I've become stronger as a player. Mainly, confidence elevates everything else."


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Finally back home in Ireland after years of traveling, Aidan Gallagher possesses an uncommon understanding of his country's haunting myths. Although he's devoted to managing the family pub, a hint of wildness still glints in his stormy eyes. In Jude, he sees a woman who can both soothe his heart and stir his blood. And he begins to share the legends of the land with her, while they create a passionate history of their own.
Emerald Isle: listen to the rest of the Irish Jewels trilogy.
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"Roberts, a storytelling wizard, is at her best here, creating a fantastic setting for the continuing romantic tales of the Gallaghers." (Publishers Weekly)
"Neurotic meets Irish dream man, and a fairy prince"
This book felt sweet and dreamy for the most part. Natural when a lot of the interactions are about, with, or in some manner revolve around fairies and a quaint village in Ireland. I loved the music and magic of the place and the fairy tales. And I can sympathize a little bit with Jude, following the sensible path and doing what was expected of her all the time... That's pretty much how I felt through college and I got burned out. Granted, I didn't get as far down the path as her, nor did I make such a big break with my life or have to cross an ocean to do it. But it gives me hope that I'll find myself and my purpose one day too, like she did, and maybe it'll get to include travel to the magical Emerald Isle. ^_^
That being said, I was glad to progress from her analytical psychological belief that she was going nuts and imagining fairies and ghosts because of a mental breakdown on to her just accepting that they were there and living more contentedly with her work and dreams.
I liked the ever-present story of Lady Gwen and her Prince - though knowing the story, and knowing that HE knew the story, I wanted to smack Aiden upside the head for not realizing he was making the same mistakes.
The village was wonderful, and I felt like I could be right at home there, and enjoy a pint and laughs with the likes of Brenna and Darcy and dancing with old Mr. O'Rielly ... Such warmth and joy in their lives. I think one of my favorite parts was the girls' night in at the cottage.
The narration was good - I love the accents. She did have different voices for everyone, but they weren't all very distinct or consistent beyond the central few. I relied on context and names to tell apart some of the women in dialogue. The audio-editors did this weird echoey thing with the mic for the sounds of Jude's computer journal voice and the voice of the Fairy Price. It certainly made them distinct and recognizable, but was a little jarring.
A cozy tale, of finding yourself, friendship, and love, and even some fantasy, which I am sure to revisit.
"I've loved these books since I was a teenager!"
I read these books first when I was a teenager. A single teen mother actually. That may not matter, but when all my friends left me stranded on an island of solitude and unexpected responsibility, books kept me company. This trilogy gave me hope to find love. That may sound ridiculous, but they did. I will listen to the story of these lovers, this family probably every few years until I'm a happy, hopefully wise old woman. They even inspired me to write some romance fiction of my own!
I did find that love, by the way. And it's better than any book could tell it.
I'm in the midst of listening to another Irish trilogy of Nora's - Born in Ice, Fire and Shame respectively. I like them, but not nearly as much as this series. I'm looking forward into delving into some of her other Irish works as that's what I'm most drawn to. I'd love suggestions!
Celtic Folk, Rock & Fiction
"A Well-Crafted Story!"
I would recommend this to anyone looking for a well-written romance, with just enough Irish culture to be interesting in that respect.
Darcy, sister of the protagonist's love interest, was my favorite because of her devil-may-care approach to life. She stirs up the plot nicely.
There were little slips here and there where she forgot to leave off with the Irish accent. Being a voice actor myself, I notice the details and they could have been more attention to detail.
The end is beautiful and poignant.
"Breaking out of her shell in Ireland"
Jude Murray was just sick of her monotonous life. She was just existing and nit living. As a professor in ache ago, her life was planned out and so orderly, thanks to her parents and her husband. But now, her husband of 7 months leaves her because he says they don't fit AND he loves a younger blind chick, Jude decides a change of scenery is in order.
Jude travels to her grandmothers place in Ireland, this place brings her soul to life. She meets people who knew her grandmother and she connects with the local pub owner Aidan Gallagher. She begins to be un-Jude like. *Gasp* she tries spontaneity---She gets drunk for the first ever. We begin to see her form friendships with Darcy & Breanna. This once reserved professor literally shakes her bunned hair loose and starts to explore herself. She begins to live. Ireland made her blossom. It was a nice story about finding ones self and in turn true love finds you.
I love how Aidan pursued her. He got No, but he kept trying. He was sweet and just what she needed. I liked her girlfriends taking her shopping and drinking and all the discussions where the made Jude talk about her life. It forced some introspection that Jude seriously needed.
I didn't really need the story with Fae Prince Carrick and Lady Gwen. It didn't add anything for me but whatever. Irish folklore I guess was added for the Irish setting of the book and plus it weaned into Judes book. I will try book 2 on audio.
"Another terrible narrator"
The narrator had trouble with the simplest words, stumbled over sentences, and had a boring, matter-of-fact style throughout. And just forget (wish I could) the Irish brogue! With stories of fairy kings, passionate sex, and rollicking Irish personalities, matter-of-fact is NOT the way to approach this story.
Too bad Susan Erickson didn't narrate this trilogy! I ordered the following books on my Kindle so I could enjoy the stories without cringing at the narration.
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"Irish love"
I listened to these years ago on DVD. Just added them to my ipod and looking forward to listening again. Wonderful series. HC.
"Wonderful story and Well narrated"
I'd listen aagain as it brought me back to my own time in Ireland
I must say that a review called Bored, had obviously never been to Ireland or he'd realized that 'tink' is exactly how they talk. Many Irish have a 'issue' with pronouncing the th in the words. He'd might do more research before making such a comment.
"Liked to Story"
This was a good first in the series. I did like the series, I feel NR has had better ones but this was in no way her worst work. I did like the characters and the story line was good, the narrator not so much. Had a little trouble with listening to her seemingly "struggle" through.
No spoilers! Love HOT, sexy books w/a plot. No vampires, paranormal, teens 4 me. I also review in exchange for books-lots of fun surprises!
"Not her best/worst-older technology for narration"
The voice in a can sound as she quotes from her journal, etc
Nearer the bottom- The BoonsBoro Trilogy at the absolute bottom (it was akin to a how to in inn renovation) Jewels of the Sun was a bit higher on the list.
Determined to reevaluate her life, Jude Murray flees America to take refuge in Faerie Hill Cottage, where she immerses herself in the study of Irish Folklore and discovers hope for the future in the magic of the past.
Finally back home in Ireland after years of traveling, Aidan Gallagher possesses an uncommon understanding of his country's haunting myths. Although he's devoted to managing the family pub, a hint of wildness still glints in his stormy eyes. In Jude, he sees a woman who can both soothe his heart and stir his blood. And he begins to share the legends of the land with her, while they create a passionate history of their own.
Sure-it was not a fast paced story. However, she was shrill when doing the Irish accent.
It has one, but I'm not interested enough to purchase the rest of the trilogy.
I purchased this during a promotion. It dragged and I was not drawn in by the 'fairies' and fantasy folklore. I like 'real' history (even if it is fictional).
It is not credit worthy nor worth full purchase price-in my opinion.
"Transported Directly to Ireland"
The best part of this listening experience was the accent of the reader for the different characters being so authentically Irish.
One of my favorite scenes in this book is when the "big city" girl explores the absolutely quaint Irish thatch roof cottage, and discovers that the is no microwave oven, coffee maker, or electric can opener. Yet she embraces the idea of "old world" living.
Big City Ideas meet Old World Charm. or - Returning to your roots with a little help from Magick.
I love the light easy fantasy in this book along with real life situations.
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Hi, norgesic is a combination of orphenadine, aspirin and caffeine. There are no brands of norgesic available, so if the generic is being discontinued, the closet thing that you can buy otc would be ibuprofen + caffeine. You can buy them as a combined product. Ask at your local pharmacy for this combination. If you are on other meds or have any medical conditions that you haven't mentioned check that this product won't be harmful to you
I was hoping they made orphenadine by itself. I have moderate pain from TMJ that trigger my daily headaches so I need the muscle relaxant part. I could add ibuprofen/caffeine with it. I have seen 15 different doctors/therapist and this med is the only relief I can get.
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Hi, i've just looked it up and apparently you can get orphenadrine on its own! I didn't realise. In a guide i've just read it says it isn't under the controlled drugs act so can be bought otc apparently.
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picture, Todd Haynes was awarded best director honors, Dennis Quaid was
named best supporting actor, Patricia Clarkson was selected best
supporting actress, and Ed Lachman won the prize for best cinematography.
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category for "Unfaithful" (Fox) while the award for best actor went to
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I've chimed in on a couple of threads regarding the Bakers Cyst that formed at the back of my right knee after a difficult ride. In addition to the cyst (bulging of knee fluid), I had some major knots in my lower hamstring and upper calf. That was 7 weeks ago...
After an initial two weeks of doing nothing, I started riding a little, and going to some spin classes. I've been gradually increasing level of activity, and going to physical therapy sessions. Problem is, every time the therapist would loosen up the knots, they'd come back after riding. I've been stretching, got a massage stick, and problem continues.
Finally, last night, the therapist that has been working on me asked the senior guy what he thought. He immediately diagnosed the problem as actually starting up on my glutes. I got some serious application of their elbows to my gluteus maximus, and the senior guy did some excruciating release work with his thumbs on my hamstring. I told them that I felt like hamburger when they got done.
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text: What's inside Quick Energy Drink What's Inside 04 October 12 by Dr John Emsley This article was taken from the October 2012 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online. Every month Wired's chemist Dr John Emsley deconstructs an everyday product. He is the author of 110 research papers and 12 books, including Nature's Building Blocks, 2nd edition (OUP).Ingredients-Caffeine -Citric acid -Malic acid -Sweeteners -Niacin -Phenylalanine -Preservatives -Glucuronolactone -Taurine -Vitamin B6 -Vitamin B12Caffeine Aids stored-energy release in the body and stimulates the brain by increasing dopamine levels.Malic acid The acid of unripe apples, here it acts as an antioxidant. Malic acid is used to clean teeth before filling.Niacin This aids enzymes in releasing energy from carbohydrates. Fish, poultry and nuts also contain lots of niacin.Citric acid Often added to fizzy drinks for its fruity tang, it is also used in household cleaners to remove limescale. Sweeteners There are three kinds here: sucralose (E955), acesulfame potassium (E950) and aspartame (E951).Phenylalanine An essential amino acid that cannot be produced by the body, and comes only from the food that we eat. Preservatives Potassium sorbate occurs naturally in rowan berries. Sodium benzoate is found in cranberries. Glucuronolactone Made from glucose by the liver, it is used by the body's connective tissues. It is also reputed to improve mental alertness.Taurine Its role here is to improve muscle tone. It can be extracted from shark blood, but is usually synthesised.Vitamin B6 Converts amino acids into enzymes and muscle protein. It also aids energy release from carbohydrates. Vitamin B12 Found in meat and eggs, it is used in red blood cell production and in the functioning of the nervous system. Edited by Ian Steadman Latest on wired.co.uk


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So, as luck would have it for my monthly visit here at WU, I had a book come out last week – the paperback version of Time of My Life (hey, hey, pick up your copy today! Pretty please?), so it seems like a perfect opportunity to share with you what goes on in the brain of an author during the whirlwind of a book launch. Unless you've actually been in this situation, you might not recognize that it's a weird blend of euphoria and nausea, and in light of the bad analogy contest, perhaps I can compare it to having your first child: half of you can't wait, the other half is wondering just what the hell you were thinking.
I've been through this before, obviously. Three times in fact, and yet every time, I'm just as stressed, the same tumble of short-tempered nerves. My book launch-diet kicks in (the one in which I feel too sick to eat), my sleep becomes choppy at best, my husband keeps asking, "What do you have to be stressed out about?," and I keep wanting to punch him in the face. The good news in all of this is that I'm not alone: every single author I've ever spoken to about their own launches feels much the same (spouses be forewarned) because, at the root of it, while having your book hit shelves across the nation is, of course, wonderfully exhilarating, it's also terribly nerve-wracking because there are SO many elements that are out of your control. Among those elements: will you get any press coverage (the chances are very small for the paperback, although, yay, Dallas Morning News – I got this lovely review last week!), will people like it, will people READ it, will people BUY it, will your publisher be happy with the results, will YOU be happy with the results?
This last one is often the trickiest, at least for me, because I have such high expectations of myself. Which is a complicated thing when, as I noted above, a lot of how well a book does has nothing to do with the book or the author – it has to do with print run and publisher support and co-op space and review coverage. But that doesn't stop me from trying to do what I can – from blogging, to interviews, to tweeting, to emailing everyone I know. And in between all of this, trying not to stalk my book (and unwitting customers) at my local bookstore and on Amazon. Hee.
At the end of the day, published authors are in a tremendously fortunate position. I mean, how lucky are we to be published at all? So I'm not complaining. In a few weeks, this wave will have passed, and my nerves/appetite/appreciation for my spouse will have rebounded, and life will go on. And then, come next summer, when my next book is released, I'll start this all over – and maybe come back and reread this post – and remember that it's just a book. Hopefully, a good book with a lot of buyers, but if not, I'm pretty dang lucky to be here in the first place.
PS – (No husbands were harmed in the writing of this post.) :)
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The current population of Union County is 22,008 with the median age of 53. Union County's median household income is $39,312, and the average household net worth is $345,229.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Union County by age group. In Union County, the male-to-female ratio is 10,648:11,360, which is 2% lower than the ratio of Georgia, which is 4,956,220:5,189,072. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Georgia, has 18% more property crime than the national average, and has 5% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Union County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Union County, 84% of people are married and 16% of people are single. The percent of people married is 15% higher than the ratio of Georgia, which is 69%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Union County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Union County is $39,312, which is 18% lower than that of Georgia ($47,768). Income data for Union County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Update on Albeiro De JesusAlbeiro, 41, has dedicated most of his life to farming, which generates an income to sustain his family and to pay for the education of his nieces and nephews. He loves his work because he is convinced that it is one of the most important jobs for the development of his country, even though there are few values and sometimes the sale prices are too low to compensate for his labor.
With many dreams to accomplish and full of motivation to get up every day and start working, Albeiro would like to increase his production of potatoes and beans in order to improve his income. He has applied for a loan to buy farm supplies, with the goal of achieving excellent production. This will provide him with an income to guarantee a better quality of life for his family.
Con mil sueños por cumplir y llenos de motivos para levantarse diariamente a comenzar su faena, Albeiro desea poder incrementar su producción en la siembra de papa capira y fríjol, con el fin de aumentar sus ingresos.
Se encuentra solicitando un crédito para la compra de insumos agrícolas con el fin de sacar una excelente producción que le proporcione ganancias a fin de garantizarle a su familia una mejor calidad de vida.
Previous Loan DetailsAlberio is 40 years old and the father of 10 children, ages 17, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8, 5, 4, 2 and 3 months. He works arduously on his own potato, pea, and bean crop to move his grand family ahead. The crops are on his farm on a Sonson veranda, located north of Antioquina. In the past few months ... More from Albeiro De Jesus's previous loan »
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Important InformationThis loan is structured on Kiva as a bullet loan, which means a single payment is required at the end of the loan term. By Colombian law, Kiva's partner Interactuar is required to offer borrowers loans with a variable interest rate that fluctuates with the market rate. Because fixed monthly payments are applied first to interest and then to principal, Interactuar is unable to predict upfront what portion of each repayment would go towards the loan principal. This creates a challenge with Kiva's system, which doesn't allow for unpredictable principal payments, and can result in some Interactuar clients appearing falsely delinquent. To remedy this, the loan has an end-of-term repayment plan on Kiva, but the borrower will continue scheduled monthly repayments to Interactuar, who will then pass along the principal amount to Kiva lenders. This means that you may see repayments made on this loan throughout the repayment term, as opposed to receiving repayment in full at the end of the loan term.
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OCEANSIDE ---- The Billy Harper Band will perform from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 10 at the Country Club Senior Center, 455 Country Club Lane, and Jan. 24 at the El Corazon Senior Center, 3302 Senior Center Drive. Admission for each dance is $5. Call 760-435-5250.
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St. Augustine, FL (HERALD TRIBUNE, April 28, 2005)
According to a report in the Herald Tribune, U.S. home prices rose at a faster pace in February than the previous month, driven by higher sales and a limited supply of available houses. The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index rose 5 percent in February from 12 months earlier, S&P said Tuesday. That is up from a 4.5 percent pace in January. To read the entire article, please click here.
St. Augustine, FL (December 16, 2014)
Homes by Deltona is extremely pleased to announce new phases of construction at each of its five St. Augustine sites.
St. Augustine, FL (WORLD PROPERTY JOURNAL)
According to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI), U.S. builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes rose four points to a level of 58 the week of November 16, 2014. To read the entire article, please click on the title above.
St. Augustine, FL (PRWEB) November 20, 2014
Homes by Deltona recently hosted Realtors to their Third Annual progressive dining event at their St. Augustine Shores communities. At Grand Ravine, the Realtors enjoyed a Champagne Toast with Crudite' platters and a tour of new recently released condos. Corey Clement won a $100 American Express Gift Card drawing, sponsored by Homes by Deltona. The party then continued on to Homes by Deltona's St. Augustine Shores Community, Portofino. There the attendees relaxed in the furnished model with a wine bar and Holiday Sandwiches. Everbank sponsored another $100 gift card, drawn by Manu Ruggeri, with Coldwell Banker. The party continued on to the St. Augustine Shores Community, San Savino. There the realtors enjoyed Holiday Desserts with after dinner Café Royale in the Designer Décor furnished model. Homes by Deltona sponsored three more $100 gift cards: Barbara Tatro with Watson drew the $100 Belk card, Robin Hoffman also with Watson won the $100 Shell gift card and Richard Job with Florida Home Realty was awarded the $100 gift certificate for Conrad's Steakhouse. To read the entire article, please click on the title above.
Homes by Deltona will be hosting a progressive dining event on Thursday, November 13, 2014 at their St. Augustine Shores Communities. At 4 p.m. Grand Ravine, in south St. Augustine, will kick off the Thanksgiving Day themed event with a Champagne or Sparkling Cider Toast, serving Crudité' platters with Hummus. After touring Grand Ravine's Furnished Model and new recently released condos there will be a drawing for a $100 Gift Card, sponsored by EverBank.
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