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- Spectral Guise
- Angelic Feather
- Insanity
- Dominate Mind
- Twist of Fate
- Halo
- Auspicious Spirits
Spectral Guise
30 sec cooldown Instant
Your shadow blurs into the darkness, leaving your true form behind. As a shadow you are stealthed, but remain in combat. Lasts 6 sec or until your true form is hit by 3 direct attacks.
Angelic Feather
40 yd range
Place a feather at the target location, granting the first ally to walk through it 60% increased movement speed for 6 sec. Max 3 charges. Only 3 feathers can be placed at one time.
Consuming Shadow Orbs transforms your Mind Flay into Insanity, and your Mind Sear into Searing Insanity, for 1.91 sec per Shadow Orb consumed. These spells deals 100% additional damage.
Dominate Mind
30 yd range 0.5% of base mana
1.8 sec cast
Controls a mind up to level 103 for 30 sec. Does not work versus Mechanical beings. This spell shares diminishing returns with other incapacitating effects.
Twist of Fate
After healing a target below 35% health, you deal 15% increased damage and healing for 10 sec.
30 yd range 1% of base mana
40 sec cooldown Instant
Creates a ring of Shadow energy around you that quickly expands and grows in power, up to 30 yds away. Deals up to 11,245 Shadow damage to enemies, with the greatest effect at 25 yds.
Auspicious Spirits
Your Shadowy Apparitions now deal 100% increased damage and grant you 1 Shadow Orb.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Mind Flay
ShadowPassiveYour Mind Flay spell no longer slows your victim's movement speed. Instead, each time Mind Flay deals damage you will be granted 15% increased movement speed for 5 sec, stacking up to 3 times.
Glyph of Reflective ShieldPassiveCauses 70% of the damage you absorb with your own Power Word: Shield to reflect back at the attacker. This damage causes no threat.
Glyph of FadePassiveYour Fade ability now also reduces all damage taken by 10%.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of Dark Archangel
ShadowPassiveWhen you apply Devouring Plague to a target, you take on the form of a Dark Archangel for 8 sec.
Glyph of Shadow Ravens
ShadowPassiveYour Shadow Orbs now appear as Shadow Ravens.
- Angelic Bulwark
- Body and Soul
- Surge of Light
- Psychic Scream
- Power Infusion
- Halo
- Words of Mending
Angelic Bulwark
When an attack brings you below 30% health, you gain an absorption shield equal to 15% of your maximum health for 20 sec. Cannot occur more than once every 90 sec.
Body and Soul
Your Power Word: Shield and Leap of Faith also increase your target's movement speed by 60% for 4 sec.
Surge of Light
Your healing spells and Smite have a 8% chance to make your next Flash Heal instant and cost no mana. Can accumulate up to 2 charges.
Psychic Scream
3% of base mana
30 sec cooldown Instant
The caster lets out a psychic scream, causing 5 enemies within 8 yards to flee, disorienting them for 8 sec. Damage caused may interrupt the effect.
Power Infusion
2 min cooldown Instant
Infuses the Priest with power for 20 sec, increasing haste by 25% and reducing the mana cost of all spells by 20%.
30 yd range 3.59% of base mana
40 sec cooldown 1.5 sec cast
Creates a ring of Holy energy around you that quickly expands and grows in power, up to 30 yds away. Heals allies for up to 9,903, with the greatest effect at 25 yds.
Words of Mending
Your healing and shielding spell casts grant you a stack of Word of Mending. When you gain 10 stacks of Word of Mending, your next targeted healing or shielding spell also casts a Prayer of Mending at them.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Penance
DisciplinePassiveIncreases the mana cost of Penance by 20% but allows Penance to be cast while moving.
Glyph of Mass DispelPassiveCauses your Mass Dispel to be potent enough to remove Magic effects that are normally undispellable.
Glyph of Weakened SoulPassiveReduces the duration of the Weakened Soul effect caused by Power Word: Shield by 2 sec.
Minor Glyphs
- Health301680
- Mana160000
- Intellect 4674
- Spell Power 6270
- Haste 18.38%
- Crit 14.67%
- Mastery 52.33%
- Multistrike 14.74%
- Versatility 1.52%
- Intellect 4674
- Spell Power 6270
- Crit 14.67%
- Spirit 782
- Haste 18.38%
- Mastery 52.33%
- Multistrike 14.74%
- Versatility 1.52%
- Strength 839
- Agility 1071
- Intellect 4674
- Stamina 5028
- Damage 588–885
- Attack Power 0
- Speed 2.45
- Spell Power 6270
- Mana Regen 6423
- Armour 1602
- Dodge 5.00%
- Parry 0.00%
- Block 0.00%
- Crit 14.67%
- Haste 18.38%
- Mastery 52.33%
- Spirit 782
- Bonus Armor 801
- Multistrike 14.74%
- Leech 0.00%
- Versatility 1.52%
- Avoidance 4.76%
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Mar 29 2011Link & Zelda Set Up Business In Hong Kong
Zeta -- really? Not even Zora or Zelda?
Note: It's dangerous to go alone! Full-res shot HERE.
I'd recognize that sword and shield anywhere! Unless they were at a crime scene in which case, nope, never seen that shit. Officer what do I look like, some sort of adventurous 'save the princess' type? I barely leave the basement and I've never seen a princess's tits before IN MY LIFE. No clue what Zeta trading trades in, but my guess is arrows and bombs. "What about bottles?" I'M CHUGGING ONE RIGHT KNOW, I KNOW THAT. Okaaaaaaaaaay, pretty sure that one was a fairy.
Thanks to Tom, who actually found the sign randomly searching Hong Kong streets in Google Maps. Suuuuuure you were, Tom. OR SHOULD I SAY, GANON?!
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i'd shop there
Blatant copyright infringement in China? I'm shocked.
Silly GW "Shanghai Street, 404, Hong Kong" Doesn't exist~
Zeta? sounds like 'Zeldas' alien cousin?
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hong kong isnt in china dumb people.. its an SAR.
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Ha! it's on the corner of Fuk Wa st.!
So, that's what 404 is hiding...
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you haven't seen a princess's tits? ever??????
well mr. GW -- it's the last time you'll see THESE!!! *flashes tits*
@16 Wow those are nice! Do you uh need rescuing?
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Wonderful. Perfectly wonderful. I have made whole chickens in my crockpot before, and they taste great, but this is so much better. I think it is because the bird doesn't "stew" in its own juices since it is raised up by the foil. Before, the meat would fall off the bone, and the bones would actually break apart making taking it out of the pot a bit of a challange. But with this recipe, it held together, and I was able to CUT the meat! It was like thanksgiving! I placed the onion in the cavity, and also put some slices under the skin, and for spices I used rosemary, tarragon, paprika and garlic salt. It was perfect!!! Thanks so much for sharing! BTW, my mom was visiting last night when we had this, she had never thought of cooking chicken this way. She was talking this morning about how she could cook 2 birds in her huge crockpot this way and freeze one of them. You made her a believer too!
This is truly wonderful. I used sage, rosemary, garlic powder and even a little lemon pepper and it really did taste like rotisserie chicken. I also used a little soy sauce like you recommended and it was so tasty. One of the best things about this dish is all the delicious broth left over that you can use for soups. My husband came home from work and when he came in the house his first word was "yum" due to the wonderful smell coming from the crockpot. Thanks for posting CCLady!
This made a delicious and easy chicken dinner. I don't think it truly compares to a rotisserie chicken in texture but it did hold its shape well enough to be sliced at the table. I used only onion because I am cooking for fussy teenage boys who are suspicious of anything "green" but it was still very tasty. No leftovers!!
This was unbelievable!!! I couldn't believe how much it tasted like the rotisserie chicken I buy at a little local market my town!!! I didn't use an onion, (not very fond of onions lately) and I used paprika to help with the coloring. Nice tip with the soy sauce. I do that often myself. I don't use my crockpot often but will now with this recipe! THANKS!!!
I have never made a chicken in the pot before. Mine turned out great. I think I out a little to much spices on though..lol..It was nice and juicy and the meat fell right off the bones.
Love this and so much cheaper than buying one! McCormick's has a Rotisserie Chicken Seasoning that I used on and in my chicken--really good!
This is very easy to prepare and the tasted exactly what you would want from a rotisserie chicken. You definately need some soy sauce or bbbq sauce, because the skin does not brown. I added 1/2 a lemon and a large shallot to the cavity. I sprinkled it sparingly with lemon pepper and soy sauce....but next time, I would use a heaver hand with the seasonings (something with brown sugar, paprika, chili powder, etc. in it) I had to add more tin foil balls as I have a large crockpot and the chicken would fall down in between the balls. I also tied the legs together with some cord. Next time, I am sure that 2 birds could fit in the pot, so I will try that (knowing that it would change my cooking time). The only downfall of this recipe, is that I can't use the bones to make soup stock ... I am thinking everything was leached out during the cooking process. I was suprised, considering how the meat literally fell off the bone, that the meat was moist and delicious. I am really going to enjoy my chicken sandwich for lunch today!!! Excellent posting, CCLady!!
I wrap several smallish Red Bliss potatoes in foil and put them in the bottom of the pot in place of the plain aluminum balls; the chicken and potatoes are then perfectly done at the same time. Also, it's important to put the chicken in BREAST SIDE DOWN so the breast is self-basted. I find it comes out better cooked on High for 4 hours - the skin crisps up more, and the whole thing seems to be tastier.
I am giving 5 stars for the cooking method alone. I made something totally different, but used this method in my crock pot. I used 2 Cornish Game Hens, brushed with olive oil, smothered with lemon pepper, garlic powder, salt and pepper. I cooked on low for 7 hours, and they were falling off the bone tender, and nice and juicy too. The Skin was a little crispy, I think because of the olive oil, but cooking on top of the aluminum foil balls is the trick!!!! I will be using this method again, thank you!!!
This chicken was so easy and had a great flavor. I seasoned it with garlic, pepper, coarse salt, paprika and tarragon. I used the onion, but not the lemon (didn't have any on hand). I also rubbed a bit of soy sauce on the skin to brown slightly. Even the breast meat was moist and tender. My husband's only complaint was the the skin wasn't crisp...I don't eat the skin, so that wasn't a issue for me.


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Tried to buy K30 on Amazon but........
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Welcome. My name is Peter J. Scalco and on behalf of the park's staff and volunteers, I invite you to come enjoy Wakulla Springs State Park. Winter is about the holidays and resetting oneself for a brand new year. It is hard to imagine a warmer, sunnier, or more inviting place to do just that than at Wakulla Springs State Park. An old section of trail has been refurbished and reopened as...
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Home of one of the largest and deepest freshwater springs in the world, this park plays host to an abundance of wildlife which includes alligators, turtles, manatees, deer, and birds. Daily guided riverboat tours provide a closer view of wildlife and are perfect for the wildlife photographer. Glass bottom boat tours are offered when the water is clear. Swimming is a popular activity during the hot summer months. Fall, winter and spring are the best times to enjoy the nature trails where visitors walk beside remarkable karst features and among rare and unusual plants in its old-growth forests. The Wakulla Springs Lodge was built in 1937 by financier Edward Ball and is open year-round. A full-service dining room overlooks the spring. Lodge facilities offer an excellent place for meeting retreats, weddings, and other special family and business occasions. Wakulla Springs State Park and Lodge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated as a National Natural Landmark.


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0.05 mile(s) from Michael's Christiana, full service, French, open for: dinner, Eelegant with a full bar. A Hemingway haunt! Reservations accepted.Shanghai Palace
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0.10 mile(s) from Sushi on Second, full service, Japanese, open for: dinner, They have two private rooms available. Reservations accepted.Sawtooth Club
0.02 mile(s) from Sawtooth Club, full service, American, open for: dinner, Full bar and a small outside deck area also. Voted "The Valley's Best Overall Restaurant" in five different years. Reservations accepted.Despo's Mexican Restaurant
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0.03 mile(s) from Sun Valley Wine Company, full service, American, open for: lunch, dinner, Located on the second floor of the building with an outside deck area also.The Kneadary
0.03 mile(s) from The Kneadary, full service, American, open for: breakfast, lunch, A local favorite!Ketchum Grill
0.06 mile(s) from Ketchum Grill, full service, American, open for: dinner, They have outside deck seating available. Reservations accepted. Contemporary American cuisine served in casual and rustic surroundings. It is located in a Historic home. AwardRico's Pizza and Pasta
0.05 mile(s) from Rico's Pizza and Pasta, full service, Italian, open for: lunch, dinner, They have an outside deck area with delivery to the hotel available.Grumpy's
0.06 mile(s) from Grumpy's, bar/lounge, American, open for: lunch, dinner, Home of the Schooner! Outside seating, pool tables also available. Casual and very local.Starbucks
0.04 mile(s) from Starbucks , cafe, American, open for: breakfast, lunch, Located in the Visitor Center building on Sun Valley Road.Smoky Mountain Pizza
0.15 mile(s) from Smoky Mountain Pizza, full service, Italian, open for: lunch, dinner, Pizza, pasta, burgers. Will deliver to the hotel.Ciro's
0.05 mile(s) from Ciro's, full service, Italian, open for: lunch, dinner, Daily specials, wood-fired pizza, pastas, wine bar area. They also have a market next-door with prepared foods, cheese and wines.Cristina's Restaurant
0.04 mile(s) from Cristina's Restaurant, full service, International, open for: breakfast, lunch, They also have take out, Sunday brunch and amazing desserts. Outside deck seating available.Perry's
1.00 mile(s) from Perry's, cafe, American, open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, Serving breakfast, salads, deli style sandwiches and a full service grill.
Meeting FacilityAccommodates up to 65
Accommodates up to 65
Recreation Information
Snow skiing - SNOW SKIING
Indoor pool - INDOOR POOL
Spa - INRM SPA/OVS TUB
Pool - 0.06 mile(s) from Grumpy's, bar/lounge, American, open for: lunch, dinner, Home of the Schooner! Outside seating, pool tables also available. Casual and very local.
Horseback riding - 7 mile(s) from Sawtooth National Recreat, the largest NRA in the lower 48 states, the perfect place for your outdoor activities, hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, boating, kayaking, canoeing, river rafting, rock climbing, hunting, picnicking,
Fishing - 1 mile(s) from Fishing
Tubing - 1 mile(s) from Penny Hill, for a fun afternoon of sledding or tubing
Fly fishing - 30 mile(s) from Silver Creek, , world-renowned fly fishing paradise
Lake - 60 mile(s) from Redfish Lake, , the ideal place for a day of boating, fishing hiking, horseback riding. Take a picnic or enjoy a meal at the historic Redfish Lake Lodge
Ice skating - 1 mile(s) from Ice Skating
River - Mountain decor lobby including log accents and river rock fireplace
Hot tub - Hot tub, indoor and adjacent to the pool.
Area Attractions- Salt Lake City,
280 mile(s) from Salt Lake City, Utah- Twin Falls
80 mile(s) from Twin Falls- Stanley
60 mile(s) from Stanley- Jackpot,
110 mile(s) from Jackpot, Nevada- Shoshone Falls
40 mile(s) from Shoshone Falls- Bellevue
15 mile(s) from Bellevue- Sun Valley
1 mile(s) from Sun Valley- Boise
150 mile(s) from Boise- Hailey
11 mile(s) from Hailey- The Galleria,
0.20 mile(s) from The Galleria, All things Sacred studio,Jewelry stores,Penelope's Cafe,Bellisimo home findings,women's clothing shops,Bed and Bath shops and eyeware.- Country Cousin,
0.20 mile(s) from Country Cousin, fun,affordable,fashion,gifts,and home decor.- Rocky Mountain Chocolate,
0.05 mile(s) from Rocky Mountain Chocolate, Sweet shop,chocolates,fudge,caramel apples,ice cream,barks,dipped fruit and candies.- Giacobbi Square,
0.20 mile(s) from Giacobbi Square, Atkinson's Market, Chateau Drug & hardware store,The Kitchen store,Print shop, T's&Temptations,and Chicken Lipps children store are located here.- The Dollhouse consignment,
.025 mile(s) from The Dollhouse consignment, Consignment boutique,women's,children's,teen's.- The Toy Store,
0.20 mile(s) from The Toy Store, hot new games,green toys for babies & kids,madame Alexander,Thomas the Train,Lego's,Tech deck,just to name a few brands they carry.- The Gold Mine,
0.25 mile(s) from The Gold Mine, Famous thrift store- Roxy's,
0.05 mile(s) from Roxy's, Market,Deli,Wines- Walnut Ave Mall,
0.05 mile(s) from Walnut Ave Mall, Burnsie's womens clothing shop,Ciro's restuarant,Topnotch showroom,- Scott USA
1 mile(s) from Scott USA- Power Engineers
12 mile(s) from Power Engineers- City of Ketchum,
1 mile(s) from City of Ketchum, City offices- Smith
1 mile(s) from Smith- CSI Extention,
13 mile(s) from CSI Extention, At Wood River High School area- City of Sun Valley,
1 mile(s) from City of Sun Valley, City offices- Simplot
1 mile(s) from Simplot- Marketron,
11 mile(s) from Marketron, Business- St. Luke's Hospital
3 mile(s) from St. Luke's Hospital- Community School,
1.00 mile(s) from Community School, private in Sun Valley- College of Southern Idaho,
12.00 mile(s) from College of Southern Idaho, satelite- Wood River High School
12.00 mile(s) from Wood River High School- Hemingway Grade school,
1.00 mile(s) from Hemingway Grade school, kindergarten thru 5th grade- Boise State University
180 mile(s) from Boise State University- Ernest Hemingway Memorial,
2.00 mile(s) from Ernest Hemingway Memorial, home and gravesite, the winner of Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize for Literature. While in Sun Valley he wrote: "For Whom the Bells Toll", "A Movable Feast", "The Dangerous Summer", "Islands in the Stream", "The- Shoshone Falls,
85.00 mile(s) from Shoshone Falls, , the Niagara of the West- Yellowstone National Park
260 mile(s) from Yellowstone National Park- Sun Valley Polo Club,
20.00 mile(s) from Sun Valley Polo Club, in Bellevue- Blaine County Courthouse
12.00 mile(s) from Blaine County Courthouse- Mackay Idaho,
45.00 mile(s) from Mackay Idaho, an honest to goodness cowboy town and home to the Wildest Rodeo in the West- Natural Hot Springs
8.00 mile(s) from Natural Hot Springs- Craters of the Moon Natio,
65.00 mile(s) from Craters of the Moon Natio, Neil Armstrong walked here before he took his one large step for mankind- Snake River,
80.00 mile(s) from Snake River, see where Evil Knievel attempted his famous jump on a rocket-powered motorcycle- Teton National Park
300 mile(s) from Teton National Park- Dinner Sleigh Rides
1.00 mile(s) from Dinner Sleigh Rides- Bruneau Dunes,
95.00 mile(s) from Bruneau Dunes, North America's tallest single structure and sand dunes at 470 feet- Galena Summit,
35.00 mile(s) from Galena Summit, for fabulous viewing of the Sawtooth and White Cloud Mountain ranges and the headwaters of the famous Salmon River also known as the River of No Return- Mt. Borah,
45.00 mile(s) from Mt. Borah, the highest peak in Idaho (12,662 feet)- Ore Wagon Museum,
0.40 mile(s) from Ore Wagon Museum, a unique look into the past- Ski and Heritage Museum,
0.01 mile(s) from Ski and Heritage Museum, with many displays highlighting area Olympians including Picabo Street's outfit from the 2000 Winter Olympics in Nagano Japan, also an exhibit on Ernest Hemingway


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This is a wonderful early photograph of a crowd watching what appears to be a sporting event on the grounds of the old Normal School (later Cranmer Court apartments, now demolished). At the time the photograph was taken some of the people were moving, making some of the figures appear blurry (see especially the person walking along behind… Read more »
Posts categorized as Art
Getting to know Van der Velden
Over the summer, Sharon Taylor-Offord completed an internship at Te Papa cataloguing the drawings in a number of sketchbooks of the Dutch-New Zealand artist, Petrus van der Velden. This was undertaken as part of a new internship course for Bachelor of Arts students run by the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences (FHSS), Te Wāhanga… Read more »
Teacher Professional Development: Visual Culture and Visual Arts in ECE (Mark II)
Due to the interest in our first Visual Culture and Visual Arts PD, we offered another session to Early Childhood Teachers this past weekend (Saturday, 26th April). While the content of the programme differed from the first (due to maintenance occurring in the Ngā Toi | Arts Te Papa gallery space), we maintained the same goal – to build teacher knowledge,… Read more »
Traces of Pukehinahina / The Battle of Gate Pā in Te Papa – The New Zealand Wars
"The Battle of Gate Pa was arguably the most important battle of the New Zealand Wars, in terms of both its political effects and its wider implications for military technology. Historians have failed to appreciate its full significance because the contemporary British interpretations, on which they rely, were dominated by the shock of defeat and… Read more »
Royal highlights: bedrooms for the Duke and Duchess
In 1901 the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall & York, the future King George V and Queen Mary (for more on this royal couple see Mark Stocker's post from last week), toured the Southern Hemisphere to thank commonwealth countries for sending troops to support Britain in the Boer War. As part of the New Zealand… Read more »
Granddad's visit
Continuing our series of blogs to mark the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to New Zealand, I thought I would touch on one of the lesser known royal visits of the past, that of William's grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh, in December 1956. The relative obscurity of the visit was matched by… Read more »
Philatelic Princesses
Famous stamp collectors in history range from King George V to Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury. The 1943 New Zealand Health stamps feature prominently in the latter's carefully arranged schoolboy album. Their triangular shapes carry novelty appeal, while their subject matter is charmingly distinctive: Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II (aged sixteen) and Princess Margaret (aged… Read more »
Royal Insights: The Royal School of Needlework
In celebration of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's first Royal Tour of New Zealand, we have decided to dedicate a 'Royal Tour' length blog series to items in the collection which somehow relate to the Royal family and their relationship to New Zealand. I was going to start the week's blog posts with a piece on… Read more »
Royal highlights: A portrait of Queen Mary
With the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to New Zealand, it's the perfect moment to ask what some of Te Papa's treasures tell us about our feelings towards royalty. Lorde's critical and irreverent take on the 'Royals' of her mega-hit song runs counter to the overwhelming royalty loyalty of our past… Read more »
Unpacking Shi Lu
There is something magical about the installation period for an exhibition. As Paul Alexander, the lead exhibition preparator for Shi Lu: A revolution in paint, says, it's a lot like Christmas. Having spent hours poring over plans with thumbnail images, it's exciting getting the works out, getting them ready, and getting them on the wall…. Read more »


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1 Park near Crawford, Colorado
Cedaredge, Colorado 21.6 miles NW
Olathe, Colorado 22.03 miles SW
Montrose, Colorado 22.13 miles SW
Delta, Colorado 23.53 miles NW
Crawford, Colorado (map) | (970) 921-5721
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $13.00
This review is of Clear Fork Campground which does not have hook ups but does have much larger campsites and less traffic than its neighbor Iron Creek which has hookups and smaller sites. Both campgrounds are about the same size but there are only 21 sites in Clear Creek. There are flush toilets, showers and water at Clear Fork. This campground is used mostly by tenters, however there are at least 5 sites suitable of rigs up to 35 feet. The rate of $13 was with an Aspen Senior Pass and includes a $3 a night discount for Sunday-Thursday camping. There were 3 or 4 good sized RVs in the Clear Fork campground. They were over nighters. The price makes this a great place if you are just passing thru. I have in the past camped with my trailer at Iron Creek BUT if I come back I think I would opt for Clear Creek even with my trailer due to the better views, larger sites and privacy. Unless you fish or boat Crawford SP doesn't offer a lot of activity in the area. - NT2013
Jun 2013 - $20.00
The views of the mountains, the lake and the night star-studded sky made this a excellent choice for a weekend getaway! On top of that, the sites were level, clean and the folks at the front entrance made us feel right at home. We will be back! - cruiserrv
Jul 2011 - $20.00
We stayed at Iron Creek Campground which is the only campground with electric hook ups at this state park. Clear Fork Campground does not have hook ups. Nice state park with great facilities. Large sites, level, with a nice sun shelter and picnic table. The power was at a steady 120 volts and water was around 45 psi. Nothing in the park to hinder your satellite TV. They no longer charge for your tow car as long as you towed it into the park. The park day pass or an annual park pass can be purchased at the park office located between the town of Crawford and Clear Fork Campground. No Verizon cell or aircard here, but if you go up to the library in town you can get a signal for both. The library also has their own Wi-Fi that you can use inside or outside the building 24 hrs a day 7 days a week. If you need to use a computer they have 6 new computers that you can use. There are 2 small food stores but we chose to go to City Market in Hotchkiss which is about 12 miles from the park. The dump station is located near the exit of the park. We enjoyed the peace and quiet with the beautiful views and would return again if in the area. - jannie5


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Year in Review 2012: Bikes
Two wild and crazy riders at Cirque du So Gay
Photo by Kendra Sundvall
What does it mean to be a cyclist in Minneapolis, one of the nation's top cities for bicycling?
It can mean you party in the alleyway outside One on One and play bike polo at Corcoran. It can mean you shotgun gel packs and obsess on your cadence. It can mean you pedal toclass in a U-branded hoodie and sweats, or rhapsodize about shredding Theo Wirth dirt in your nylon knickers. It can mean you simply throw on a wool bodysuit when you want to take a snowstorm ride. It can mean you're a Dad who leads his brood around Lake Calhoun on Saturday. It can mean you're a rugged individualist who rides, but refuses to align with any cyclist genre because you just like bikes.
This year kept Minnie cyclists entertained in multitudinous ways, and I've compiled a list of my favorite memories from 2012. This list is subjective, and, admittedly, not comprehensive. (Unfortunately, I missed All-City, wimped out on Almanzo, and didn't show up to Nature Valley Grand Prix until the cleanup crew had descended on the granola wrappers.) However, what follows are some of the greatest 2012 Minnesota happenings on two wheels.
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Paul Bunyan's Rolling Bike Party brings chill riders, beards
Bill Murray Dance Party goes mobile, even without Bill Murray
Freedom from Pants Ride: Patriotic nudity at its best
Photo by Hilary Stein
This world-famous, yearly "poster party for bike people," spearheaded by mad man Charles Youel, is the pinnacle of a #bikelife in the City By Nature. Some of the coolest, most engaged crowds in Minneapolis -- artists, design creatives, cyclists, hipsters -- intersected at ARTCRANK 2012, which was both overwhelming and exhilarating. Thankfully, there was beer and artisan food-truck eats on the premises to chill everybody out as they soaked up the art. The bajillion ARTCRANK pre-rides to choose were an added bonus.
Powderhorn 24 was an amazing communal experience. Hundreds of cyclists met at the Midtown Freewheel on a Friday night in midsummer, and literally rode for 24-hours straight -- or as long as they could. PH24 draws everyone from roadies to fixie-ists to unicyclists in celebration of one of the city's coolest locales. I participated this year, and wasn't quite up to the challenge; I rode only about 90 miles, and slept through the closing ceremonies. (I'll be better in 2013!) But PH24's partying basecamp atmosphere is entertainment enough if you aren't up to a full day of cycling but truly appreciate superhuman achievements.
Art by Adam Turman celebrating 30 Days of Biking
All right, as 30 Days of Biking's "man behind the curtain," I am admittedly biased. However, 30DoB, where participants pledged to ride every day for 30 days in a month-long celebration of velocipedes, blew me away in 2012. We had nearly 4,500 sign-ups, including three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond and two-time Giro d'Italia winner Marco Pinotti, as well as legends like Keith Bontrager and Gary Fisher. The highlight for me was the beautiful 30 Days of Biking poster that Adam Turman created. I also loved the end party at One on One Bike Shop, where chocolate milk with Jameson became 30DoB's signature beverage. We even won ourselves sinister rivals this year, Team Radish. Thank you to everyone who made 30 Days of Biking possible in 2012. [Editor's note: Patrick Stephenson is indeed co-founder of the 30 Days of Biking event. However, this event is awesome, and would have made our top list regardless.]
4. Alleycats Galore
A brave Babes in Bikeland rider heads out in heels
Photo by Eric Shoultz
Minneapolis kicks ass at alleycats. Whether we're talking about the winter-themed Stupor Bowl on January's ice-laden streets; the Cirque du So Gay, a celebration of Minneapolis's LGBTQ cyclists; or Babes in Bikeland, the WTF (Women Trans Femme)-only extravaganza, Minneapolis offers plenty of free-form, non-traditional racing. And, no matter what, there's always a dance party at the end. This year even featured cool upstarts, such as the Halloween-themed Scaredy Cat. Meanwhile, mainstays like the No Name alleycat, a monthly gathering arranged on Minneapolis Bike Love, stayed strong.
Photo by Patrick Stephenson
Cyclists love to show off their bodies. This annual ride, always held on Independence Day, extols the bodily benefits of bicycling with skin, skin, and more skin. Here, cyclists doff their duds, and ride through Minneapolis in a half-naked mob from the Soap Factory to Uptown and beyond. The nearly nude mass prompts cheers, not jeers, as everyone's happy to see bare skin in the middle of summertime. I absolutely love this ride, and dig riding my bike sans pantaloons. This year's round ended at Powderhorn. We rolled into the valley as fireworks smoke filled the air, and my unclothed state (flesh-toned underwear, 'nuf said) made a woman gasp, cover her eyes, and say, "Ew! Ew!" And that's what biking's all about, maybe.
6. Open Streets
Arranged by the Minneapolis Bicycle Coalition, Open Streets gives Minneapolitans a taste of the ciclovía, as thoroughfares shut down to accommodate only pedestrians and cyclists -- and block out poison-spewing automobiles. In cities like Bogotá, a ciclovía is a weekly occurrence. Minneapolis, meanwhile, got two Open Streets events in 2012: one on Lyndale Avenue in Uptown, and the other on North Lowry Avenue in NoMi. Bicycling down the middle of a normally crazy-busy street like Lyndale makes you appreciate what a car-less world would be like. Heavenly, man.
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Former Stabroek gardening columnist passes away
Former Sunday Stabroek gardening columnist John Warrington passed away in Manchester, England, shortly after midnight yesterday, his friend Robert Barrow, SJ has said. He had not been in good health for a long time.
Warrington was born in Manchester and was a botanist by profession, working for many years in Kew Gardens as well as in the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx. He also lived in Barbados for a year, where he worked in the Andromeda Gardens.
Fr Barrow said that Warrington first came to Guyana in 1983 to collect Pitcher plants from the area around Roraima for Kew Gardens. It was here he met his wife Safora, with whom he had two children. They eventually settled down in New Providence, where he pursued his botanical interests on a very modest scale, while also maintaining an interest in Guyana's Botanical Garden.
Warrington had been living in Manchester for some years prior to his death.


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The ipconfig of my Windows Server 2003 server shows that the IP addresses 10.0.0.3, 10.0.0.11, and 10.0.0.12 are assigned to it. However, when I look in the Advanced TCP/IP Settings window for that connection, I only see the IP address of 10.0.0.3 listed there.
In the Support tab for the connection, it shows that it's connected through 10.0.0.12, and in the Support > Details window, it shows all the previously mentioned IP addresses.
Where are these phantom IP addresses being stored and how can I free them up so I don't have any IP conflicts?


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A project in Tongo forest has been put on hold due to fighting between government troops and M23 rebels
Fighting between government troops and M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has disrupted a promising plan for chimpanzee tourism in Virunga national park, also home to mountain gorillas.
In the most serious incident, two park rangers and a soldier were killed in an ambush in October in a park covering 7,800 sq km, famed for its active chain of volcanoes and diverse habitats.
A Unesco world heritage site, the park's most famous inhabitants are 480 of the world's 790 remaining mountain gorillas, but it is also home to a small number of chimps in Tongo, a forest in the southern sector of the park, bordering Uganda and Rwanda.[view whole blog post ]
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Sydney weather: Police warn drivers as cold front approaches
Leesha McKenny Are you soaking it up, Sydney? Because this weather's not going to stick around.
New Planning Minister Rob Stokes signals overhaul of CSG, coal mining projects
Peter Hannam, Leesha McKenny New Planning Minister Rob Stokes has flagged an overhaul of the way large mining projects win approval, signalling that the community will be given greater opportunity to "test the decision".
Inside the barking world of dog DNA
Leesha McKenny With his non-regulation haircut and wayward ears, Colin is not everyone's idea of the perfect miniature schnauzer.
Whales put on a show as late-season warmth rolls on
Leesha McKenny Many beachgoers lured to the coast by Sydney's balmy conditions were in for a treat on Saturday, with as many as 10 humpback whales turning out to mark the start of Sydney's whale-watching season.
Treeless suburbs, concrete canyons increase city heat
Leesha McKenny When Sydney swelters, not all suburbs suffer evenly. An environment dominated by built canyons of concrete and vast tracts of asphalt, devoid of trees and cooling winds, could be heating up its own...
Operator defends use of aerial shark patrols
Leesha McKenny Harry Mitchell can list more than a dozen reasons why he disagrees with a state government report that branded his line of work costly and inefficient when it comes to protecting beachgoers from...
Shark alarm: aerial patrols are inefficient says report
Leesha McKenny Aerial shark patrols of the NSW coastline are ''inefficient and expensive'', a government report says.
Wild winds whip Sydney, causing bureau to issue weather warning
Leesha McKenny Sydney woke up to gale-force winds on Sunday, with a severe weather warning issued as gusts reaching 91km/h buffeted the city.
Scuba gear and veteran volunteers on hand in crisis
Leesha McKenny, Amanda Hoh If it came to it, Ian Muir had 80,000 litres of water and a back-up plan.
NSW bushfires: Banksia cones the latest weapon in the battle to defend homes
Leesha McKenny and Sarah Whyte "If you see them in a bushfire, they go off like a bomb," said Clint Smart of an unlikely weapon that found its way into firefighters' arsenal in the Blue Mountains on Tuesday.
Firefighters say text alerts add confusion
Leesha McKenny, Amanda Hoh, Sarah Whyte Rural Fire Service volunteer firefighters in the Blue Mountains town of Bilpin have criticised ''alarmist'' community alerts sent by its Lidcombe headquarters, which they say have been based on...
Asbestos scare linked to another NSW site
Leesha McKenny Another NBN-related asbestos incident has emerged in Sydney's west, adding to community anxiety about the dangerous material.
City all warm and fuzzy but winter is coming
Leesha McKenny A warm burst of autumn emerged from the fog to bask Mother's Day in above-average temperatures.
Virus wipes out millions of oysters overnight
Leesha McKenny WHEN the news came through, the fourth-generation oyster farmer Rob Moxham said it made him feel sick to his stomach.
Apocalypse wow: Sydney hit by high tides, monster seas and wild winds
Leesha McKenny, Glenda Kwek A SEVERE storm sweeping up the coast collided with the year's highest tide and evening peak hour yesterday, causing traffic delays, power outages and damage to homes across Sydney.
There she goes: Warragamba took 14 years to fill, and only moments to spill
Leesha McKenny and Elizabeth Frias It took 14 years to fill up but the last few days felt the longest.
Wave goodbye to one of July's biggest wets
Leesha Mckenny Sydney has copped a historic drenching, but the rain that has helped make this the wettest July in more than 60 years is expected to ease today.
Watch carbon levels change before your eyes
Leesha Mckenny Those interested in climate science - and the debate surrounding it - can now examine data on changing greenhouse gas levels first-hand.
Storms break rainfall records on north coast
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Animal killing done mercifully and in name of god, says sheik
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Strange, but really... I feel nothing. While I feel sorry for any innocent people who are being harmed, everyone knows the score.
We already know cops are a public nuisance under the best of circumstances, and a lethal danger under the worst. So, I'm neither surprised by Dorner, nor by the LAPD's dangerous, overwrought response.
For all the good people out there- stay out of the way and assume any cop you see will shoot you to enhance "officer safety". And remember that just because you look nothing like him, and you are driving a vehicle that is nothing like his, it doesn't guarantee anything. Someone poked the hive and the hornets are blind with rage and have completely lost any semblance of a mind they may once have had.
Let's just watch this thing play out and try to come out alive on the other side. And, with that goal in mind, remember who is targeting random individuals rather than specific corrupt targets.
Advocating Rightful Liberty with all the contradictions eliminated
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Friday, February 08, 2013
Chris Dorner
Posted by Kent McManigal at 7:10 PM
Labels: cops, Crime, government, militarized cops, murder by cop, police state, society
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- AnonymousSat Feb 09, 03:48:00 PM 2013
The police shot some people, mistaking them for Dorner.ReplyDelete
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