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ZF-588: Can't draw special characters (ie. euro symbol) on linux
Trying to draw the euro symbol with a line like this:
$page->drawText(chr(128), 100, 100);
I get a correctly printed euro symbol using apache 2.0.54, php 5.1.2 on windows, but only a set of white spaces if using apache and php (same versions) on linux (tried ubuntu 6 and fedora 5). I also tried different combinations of encodings with no success.
Assigning to Alexander.
Looks like at least on my linux systems (ubuntu and fedora core 5), there's a problem in Zend_Pdf_Page->drawText(). This row: $textObj = new Zend_Pdf_Element_String($this->_font->encodeString($text, $charEncoding)); calls encodeString() which tries to encode the text to CP1252 charset with no success. I tried a text with characters like 'à' or 'ì' (which are common in my language) and they don't get encoded. If I change the line above to $textObj = new Zend_Pdf_Element_String($text);
In my ubuntu system the output of iconv_get_encoding() says ISO-8859-1 for all three kinds. Hope this helps
Sorry, there's a missing part in my last message:
If I change the line above to: $textObj = new Zend_Pdf_Element_String($text); I get correct accented characters
{{Zend_Pdf_Resource_Font::encodeString()}} is necessary because the actual character encoding method used in the binary stream of the PDF file is WinAnsiEncoding, which is CP-1252.
CP-1252 is over a dozen years old and so predates the Euro; there is no Euro symbol character in the CP-1252 character map. This is why, in the current code base, you were unable to draw that character. There is an effort underway to replace the dated WinAnsiEncoding method with a Unicode-based system which will completely eliminate these kinds of problems.
Your results from bypassing {{encodeString()}} are interesting though... it should not have worked. Or, at least, if it did, there should be problems when viewing the PDF on other, non-Microsoft platforms. I'll take a closer look at what's happening here and try to come up with a reasonable explanation and/or fix.
In the interim, can you attach your sample PDF file (the one that works) to this issue? I'm curious to see if the PDF works properly on my Mac.
I attached two files: - test_encodeString.pdf: generated with original Zend Framework - test_no_encodeString.pdf: generated after having modified Zend_Pdf_Resource_Font::encodeString() this way: public function encodeString($string, $charEncoding) { return $string; }
Text is generated calling drawText this way: $pg->drawText("a -> à", $x, $y); $pg->drawText("e -> è", $x, $y); $pg->drawText("i -> ì", $x, $y); $pg->drawText("euro -> ".chr(128), $x, $y);
I can see the symbols in the second file and not in the first (I open the files both on linux and windows, they look the same). I noticed that the characters 'à', etc. are recognized as invalid by the iconv function in encodeString. For example, if I remove the //IGNORE statement for the output encoding, trying to render the text:
Test àà write
The result is:
While leaving the //IGNORE statement the result is
Test write
Thanks for your help, Frank
P.S. According to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252 It looks that the euro symbol is included in this encoding, along with accented letters like 'à' and 'ì'. In fact I produced pdf documents with the euro symbol with tools like gs.
This doesn't appear to have been fixed in 1.5.0. Please update if this is not correct.
Actually I solved the euro symbol problem like this in 1.5:
$page->drawText(html_entity_decode("€", ENT_COMPAT, "UTF-8"), $x, $y, "UTF-8");
Not perfect but it works, I think there's also a problem with source code file encoding while specifying non standard characters. Thanks, Frank
Sorry, I noticed that the editor converted my code, the first argument of html_entity_decode must be the entity for the euro symbol $ e u r o ;
PDF standard fonts support smal set of single byte encodings (See PDF Reference, Appendix D). They are generally equal to Latin1 (CP1252).
BUT! You have to specify character encoding for the string provided to drawText() method:
$font = Zend_Pdf_Font::fontWithName(Zend_Pdf_Font::FONT_COURIER);
$pdfPage->setFont($font, 36)
->drawText('Euro sign - €', 72, 720, 'UTF-8')
->drawText('Text with umlauts - à è ì', 72, 650, 'UTF-8');
You also must be sure, that string is actualy uses specified encoding.
[ZF-3650] documentation task should describe this more clear.


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Was that greeting out of fear, or is ^_~ a rare pokemon?
Lol j/k. So what does one do for fun here on the PD?
I'm way more ninja than you *ninjas ninja's waffles* See? Anyway, I'm Ed, master of the force, world-leading particle physicist and creator of most of the unknown dimensions. It's nice to meet you. *shakes hand* So, you're looking for fun? Well, SPAM, Misc. and the RPs are probably where you want to end up in that case.
Well I'm really looking for Pokemon, fear, and fun, in that order.
But thanks anyways!
And as for those waffles, who do you think designed the ninja-mold those waffles are made from? Just because they are ninja waffles doesnt mean they can appear out of thin air. Well maybe they can, BUT YOU GET MY POINT!
Anything ninja can appear as if from nowhere. Such is the deadly power of the ninja.
True, but that does not diminish the awesomeness of my ninja waffle-iron!
It also doubles as a handy face melter.
As should any high-quality waffle-making product.
What an amazing username. Almost as detailed as mine!
{I saw and answered your thread on Pokepals a few days ago. If you start RPing, that'll get more people. Maybe. Hopefully. Anyway, I have three threads made. feel free to post on any of them. Although, the Thuy's Walk is a bit old, but the two other ones have no replies to them yet.}
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'Ello. Welcome to PD. I'm DK, aka Dani. You can call me whichever.
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When I started XC racing, I mistakenly put a set of DH Nevegals on my Gary Fisher. They were too wide for my bike. The positive side of my mistake was that I hung onto the tires and a year later I put them on my first DH bike. They were perfect. Undeniable grip in all conditions, lighter than any of the standard DH tires on the market at that time. More important was the durability, I never had to worry about them. Nevegals took on several mountains and various types of conditions with reckless abandon and excellent results.
This is the tire that practically pulls you through the switchbacks. I love the way this tire performs on the turns both on and off the trail. I've rode this tire through everything, from mud to ice, and it treads along like a champ. I recommended these to a friend and he couldn't stop raving about them.
I have run these tires for years on my VP-Free. I have been reasonably happy with them but I'm starting to realize that aren't pulling their weight. They are crazy heavy and don't hook up as well as your fancy new DH tires on loose and medium terrain. I run them with tubes and have never gotten a flat, so that is worth something. I run 2.2 folding bead Chunders on my trail bike and feel like I'm getting as much performance with much less weight. I'm going to swap out for Butchers or Minion DHFs.
Rode these on my dh rig at a 2.7: great cornering bite and decent wear for the price. Switched over to Excavators at a 2.5 for stiffer corner blocks which i feel dig a little better.
good price for this tire. i got the RSR option havent rode on it yet, but its very thick and nobby. i wouldnt recommend riding on road but thats obvious. like how the sides of the tires are really nobby and hope i dont have any front tire wash outs.
I have the stick-e version of this tire on the rear of my full suspension. Please keep in mind that this tire is a massive downhill tire. The grip is insane and carves through turns. Being a downhill tire, the sidewall is almost twice as thick than other tires and it's bead is a monster. This will not fit very skinny XC rims! Get ready because the behemoth bead is tricky to get seated on the rim! This tire offers superior protection against punctures - including snake bite punctures. You will eat through your thread life if you ride this on the pavement. Enjoy!
This tire is awe inspiring. I wish they allowed pics to be posted with reviews. I put a quarter on the tread and took a picture to illustrate how huge these tires are. Before purchasing them, I measured the clearance on my frame and I had about 3" of clearance. These tires are 2.5"s so I figured it would be an easy fit. Although the tires do fit, I had to remove the chain stay protector because it was rubbing. Not much clearance for mud but I don't ride in muddy conditions so it shouldn't be a problem. They broke a heavy duty tire lever while attempting to get the wire bead onto the rim. This is my second set of nevegals and the tread pattern is great for the rear. Not my choice for fronts but some people like to use them for the front.


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26 Kessel Kills Not Enough In Men's Volleyball Loss To Concordia
Cody Kessel came to play, but the best individual offensive performance so far this season for Princeton men's volleyball wasn't enough Friday night in Springfield, Mass., against Concordia. The Tigers lost to the Eagles, 3-0, in the semifinals of the 2014 Volleyball Hall of Fame Morgan Classic, despite 26 Kessel kills.
Princeton started slowly against Concordia -- the reigning NAIA national champions -- and never managed to fully recover. The Eagles flew out to a 6-1 lead in the opening set and would never trail in a 25-23 victory. Thanks in part to Kessel's eight kills in the first, the Tigers clawed back to within a point at 23-22, and again at 24-23, before Concordia (13-3) closed it out.
Another early run by the Eagles in the second set had Princeton playing from behind again. The Tigers led 2-1 until a 12-5 burst by Concordia had the Eagles up, 13-7. Princeton managed to pull within four points, 22-18, only to see Concordia score the final three of the set. Nine Kessel kills accounted for half of the Tigers' tally in a 25-18 setback.
In the third and final set, Princeton fell behind 4-1, but managed to avoid further damage. The Tigers, in fact, used a 12-5 run midway through the set to grab a 16-12 edge. Concordia, however, stormed right back to regain the lead. While Princeton fended off defeat down 24-20 with a 3-0 spark, a Harrison Carroll kill finished the Tigers for good, 25-23.
Kessel kept the orange and black competitive, as he hit .533 on the night. The junior outside hitter surpassed Pat Schwagler's previous 2014 team-high of 22 kills at Harvard (five sets). No Tiger had more than 13 kills in a three-set match entering Friday.
For Kessel, the 26 kills were his most in a match since he posted 31 against Juniata (five sets) on March 24, 2012 during his sophomore year. In a three-set match, the Colorado native had a previous career high of 14.
Meanwhile, senior setter Davis Waddell was the source for much of Kessel's success with a team-leading 24 assists. Freshman setter Chris Kennedy added 14 assists. Defensively, Schwagler, who was a distant second to Kessel for the Tigers with six kills, had a Princeton-best eight digs.
The Tigers hurt themselves by committing 22 attacking errors to only 10 for the Eagles and 14 service errors to five for Concordia (13-3). Back on Jan. 29 when the two met at Concordia in Irvine, Calif., Princeton lost a more competitive match in five sets.
The Tigers play in the Volleyball Hall of Fame Morgan Classic consolation game on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. against UC Santa Cruz. The Banana Slugs (7-7) finished fifth in Division III in 2013.
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Huskies Fall at No. 4 Stanford, 7-0
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Joseph Earle "Joe" Haley, 85, of Middletown, DE passed away comfortably at home with his loving family by his side on Friday, November 23, 2012.
Born on December 11, 1926 in Georgetown, MD, he was the son of the late Earle David and Martha (Freeman) Haley.
Joe was retired from Daimler Chrysler after 25 years of dedicated service.
He was a member of the NRA.
In his earlier years, Joe was an avid hunter. He will be remembered as a loving husband and father.
In addition to his parents, Joe was preceded in death by his loving wife of 53 years, Marion W. Haley; sister, Arlene Haley and four brothers, Freeman, Donald, Eugene and Marvin Haley.
He is survived by two daughters, Catherine A. Haley of Cochranville, PA and Vanessa L. Haley of Wilmington, DE; three sisters, Lavinia Poore, Thelma Sartin and Lucille Hamilton, as well as by many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held 12 noon on Saturday, December 1 at Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, 212 N. Broad Street in Middletown, where friends may visit with his family one hour prior to services. Interment will be held privately in Galena Cemetery, Galena, MD.
Memorial contributions can be made to Delaware Hospice, Inc., 3515 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 19810. In memory of Mr. Haley's love for visiting Twinnys' Restaurant in Galena, MD, his daughters suggest eating a pancake in his honor when visiting the restaurant in the future.
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The NFL turns 90 today, seems like a good reason to celebrate.
I'm happy this season because I have found two bars now that are chock full of fellow Jets fans. Finnhenry's in downtown Orlando doesn't affiliate itself with a specific team but there is an abundance of Jets paraphernalia in the bar during any given game. That and New York-themed songs and the Jets chants can be heard during commercials and half-time.
So they may not call themselves a Jets bar, but I will.
Another great Jets bar is the Green Parrot Pub in Casselberry. I wrote about them last year (read the story here) and it's flowing with Jets fans. This season these two spots will be my places to watch the game (depending on which one I'm closest to).
But for those of you that don't care about football, let's figure out what you're doing tonight.
- The Sports Fanatic Pub Crawl happens tonight at 8 p.m. So we're still keeping the sports theme here, sort of. The starting point will be at Brix and a number of downtown bars will follow.
- Visage: The Final Party (for this year) happens tonight at Lyrica at 10 p.m. This has been quite the year for reunions for this former club, a favorite of mine from years past. I think there have been like four or five already. I guess everyone can find a reason to celebrate. This time it's free.
- The Pirates of St. Juans three-day event begins tonight in Sanford with pirate-themed bar competitions including a "Best Pirate/Wench Accent" contest at The Wet Spot and Best Pirate Song at Little Fish Huge Pond.


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Why did 31% of people get more than half of this wrong? If this was a test worth a 100% grade, 63% of people would have failed. That is atrocious.
I got all of them right.
How do people not know Nitrogen is the most common gas in the atmosphere. Seriously, even college grads only got it right 31% of the time.
Sure, we "breathe" oxygen, but that only means we process oxygen through our blood, not that we don't breathe in nitrogen and hydrogen either. Nitrogen is the reason why you can't fly in an airplane and scuba dive within 24 hours of each other.
I knew that nitrogen was the most abundant gas in sixth grade, and the majority of collage graduates don't know it. Only 48% of people said false to: lasers are made by focusing sound waves. WTF?!?!?!?!?!??!? HAVE YOU NEVER SEEN A FREAKING LASER POINTER?!?!
yeah i got the chemical reaction question wrong wanna fight about it
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One out of one
Science is one amazing piece of shit that makes you want to explore more about the framework each time. Haha.
That's a very easy test.
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But really this isn't a test about how stupid people are. Rather how terrible the American science education is.
Also, how the fuck could only 58% of college graduates get the laser question wrong? I can understand the nitrogen mistake, but seriously, LASERS being made from SOUND WAVES? Come on people.
It does bring up an interesting argument. Making sound conversion to light energy commercial.
Maybe they were thinking of sonic screwdrivers.
i made 100%... the whole test was easy. maybe we're a group of awesome people. come to think of it, pokemon and biology go kinda hand and hand. if you like animals, biology tells you some cool stuff about them... with the help of science.
if you like animals, than you might like pokemon too. and if you like biology and like pokemon, you may have had fantasized how pokemon would exist in a real world.
also, biology is the "gateway drug" to the rest of science stuff. photosynthesis and genetics got me into chemistry. the growth of cells and muscle got me into a bit of physics.
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Tracking Gorillas in Uganda
Joyce Powzyk and I became instant friends 20 years ago in the Nairobi airport. We were both solo travelers, en route to join a three-week safari in Tanzania. It was a dream trip for me. Raised on Wild Kingdom, I'd decided I had to see Africa before I turned 30 and had withdrawn my entire savings to achieve the goal. I took pride in packing all my clothes and gear in the one bright-yellow bag sent by the safari tour company. Joyce, on the other hand, won the Most Luggage Carried by a Tourist prize. Though I blanched thinking of the baggage I'd gain if we joined forces, I found her irresistible. Smart, funny, capable, and curious, she was a biologist, illustrator, and writer who was parlaying her earnings from two children's books about Australia into a six-month sojourn in Africa. We went on to share a tent happily, despite my talking in my sleep and the fact that a hyena ate our portable plastic shower hose three days out, leaving us pungent through the end of the trip.
Our friendship survived our subsequent marriages, three children, two cross-country moves (mine from West Coast to East, hers in the opposite direction), her six books, my eight magazine jobs, her bout with melanoma. Months would go by when we didn't talk. She was decoding lemur calls in the Madagascar jungle for her PhD in physical anthropology; I was parsing the codes of New York fashionistas. But she would send me an illustrated letter or an old photo of the two of us knee-deep in flamingos at Lake Nakuru, and we'd get our families together for New Year's and fantasize about running off together on another safari.
So there was no doubt about whether Joyce would want to go to Uganda with me to track mountain gorillas. The only question was for how long. We'd had time to burn on our last trip, few entanglements or responsibilities. Now I had a brief window between business in London and an event in Tucson, while she had her 10-year-old daughter's birthday party and classes to cover at Wesleyan, where she now teaches. We checked our dates, cross-checked with the husbands, and narrowed it down: Between us, we could squeeze out five days. Given travel time, we'd essentially have a long weekend in East Africa. We were on.
Facing the Unknown
When our driver picks us up at the airport in Entebbe, he and Joyce bond by comparing notes on the primate experts they know in common. This is working the room on a global scale. (It occurs to me, with some relief, that nothing I know carries any weight in this environment.) Back in 1986, Joyce helped conduct a gorilla census just south of where we are going tomorrow, venturing into the Virunga Volcano range from the southwestern, Rwanda side to track the animals that Dian Fossey made famous. Joyce hasn't glimpsed a mountain gorilla since then. She and her colleagues on that trip found mostly hair, spoor, and nighttime nests.
There are only about 700 mountain gorillas left in the world — none in zoos — and roughly half of them live in southwestern Uganda. In the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, where we are going, three groups of animals, each 12 to 24 strong, are habituated, meaning they have been carefully desensitized to humans' presence and are unlikely to run from us, or charge, as long as we do as we're told. The tour-company literature I read before the trip warned that I should be prepared to hike for some hours through dense undergrowth to see the animals; that we will be limited to one hour's contact; that there is no guarantee of actually seeing a gorilla; and that if you're the least bit sick, you cannot go — the risk to the gorillas (our close genetic cousins) from human respiratory diseases is too great. I hid my head in a blanket the whole trip from London to avoid the airplane wheezers and sneezers, and prayed that yoga, Pilates, and constant New York City sidewalk training would see me through the hikes.


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High School: William Howard Taft, Shawnee Mission West
College: USC (school history) (Foster college stats)
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I like to keep the DINO on, but when playing the CD I get this hum.
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Other areas of research: Literary Theory; Postmodern Fiction; Contemporary Balkan literature, with an emphasis on Serbian and Modern Greek fiction; Balkan Film; Myth, History, and Memory; Nationalism; Postcolonialism; Exile; Issues of Identity; Gender Issues; Music.
Tatjana Aleksic received her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from Rutgers University in 2007 and has been teaching at the University of Michigan since 2007. She is the editor of Mythistory and Narratives of the Nation in the Balkans (2007). Additional publications include articles on nationalism, gender, language, and myth and translations into Serbian of short fiction, haiku, and medical textbooks. She is the recipient of research awards from the University of Michigan (2008), Serbian Ministry for the Diaspora (2008), and a Rutgers University Dean's fellowship (2002-2004). She is active in National Association for Slavic Studies, the American Comparative Literature Association, and the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies. Ongoing projects include a book manuscript on sacrifice, the body, and the nation. Teaching interests in Comparative Literature include undergraduate courses on twentieth-century culture and history, women and myth, and graduate seminars on nationalism, and poststructuralist theory.
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"National Definition through Postmodern Fragmentation: Milorad Pavic's Dictionary of the Khazars."
Slavic and East European Journal (SEEJ) 53:1 (Spring 2009): 86-104.
"The Sacrificed Subject of Rhea Galanaki's Ismail Ferik Pasha."
Journal of Modern Greek Studies 27:1 (May 2009): 31-54.
"Extricating the Self from History: Bait by David Albahari."
MMLA Journal 39:2 (Fall 2006): 54-70.
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"Making Patriarchal History Women's Own: Eugenia Fakinou's The Seventh Garment." Myth and Violence in Contemporary Female Text: New Cassandras, Sanja Bahun-Radunovic, Julie Rajan, eds.
Surrey, UK: Ashgate, 2011, 143-160.
"Grief Can only Be Written in One's Mother Tongue." Literature of Exile, Agnieszka Gutty, ed.
New York, Berlin: Peter Lang Publishing, 2009, 155-175.
"Disintegrating Narratives and Nostalgia in Post-Yugoslav Postmodern Fiction." Balkan Literatures in the Era of Nationalism, Murat Belge, Jale Parla, eds.
Istanbul, Turkey: Bilgi University Press, 2009, 3-14.
"Mythistorical Genres of the Nation," Mythistory and Narratives of the Nation in the Balkans, Tatjana Aleksic, ed.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Ltd., UK, 2007, 1-11.
"The Balkan Immurement Legend: Between Myth and a Nationalist Project," Mythistory and Narratives of the Nation in the Balkans, Tatjana Aleksic, ed.
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Note: Funding for the Primary Care Outcomes Research Fellowship (known as PCOR) program has ended. Interested persons are welcome to consider and apply for our new fellowship in Quality, Safety, and Comparative Effectiveness Research Training (QSCERT).
NEXT QSCERT APPLICATION DEADLINE (2016 - 2017): Tuesday, December 1, 2015
The Quality, Safety, and Comparative Effectiveness Research Training (QSCERT) T32 Program is a multidisciplinary, postdoctoral training program in quality, safety and comparative effectiveness research with an emphasis on training future leaders in surgical, trauma, and urgent/emergency care outcomes research. T32 grants are institutional training grants to support promising researchers who have completed a doctoral-level degree but are not yet ready for faculty appointment. This is postdoctoral fellowship training (MD residents/fellows or PhD scholars) supported by funding from the Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research (AHRQ).
Scholars will participate in a two-year training course and will be selected based on a competitive application process in which academic qualifications, career goals, and the quality of the training environment will be important considerations for funding.
In addition to the required CER core curriculum and career development components, scholars will choose one of three different training tracks. Each track is founded on the scholar's prior experience and training (e.g., MD vs. PhD) and individual learning needs, and has its own requirements.
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Henry Ossawa Tanner, Fishermen at Sea, c. 1913, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC, gift of Jesse O. Tanner.
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Working in an expatriate community in turn-of-the-century Paris, African American artist Henry Ossawa Tanner (1859–1937) infused his religious paintings with the modernist sensibility of the times. Explore the retrospective Modern Spirit on this 45-minute gallery talk.


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Indigenous people in South America have raised alpaca for its fleece for thousands of years before Europeans learned about the animal and exported alpaca fiber to Spain in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today this domesticated animal is bred throughout the world, but its native habitat is the Andean altiplano: Ecuador, southern Peru, northern Bolivia, and northern Chile.
Descended from the wild vicuña, alpaca resemble a cross between a llama and a sheep. Its fleece is similar to sheep's wool, but is usually softer, less prickly, and has minimal lanolin content, making it virtually hypoallergenic. Its extreme warmth, relatively light weight, and natural resistance to water make alpaca wool an ideal fabric for the frigid winters of the Andean altiplano. These qualities have also led to a rise in the use of alpaca fiber in outdoor gear and active wear, although it is also easily spun into a fine enough yarn for use in suits and other dress wear.
Most alpaca products can be treated as you would an object made of sheep's woolhand wash using a mild soap and lukewarm water, or dry cleanbut check the tag or manufacturer's instructions for specific instructions.
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Very happy with sweater!
By Pat
from Springfield, IL
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, Dressy With A Black Skirt, High-end shopper, Practical, Stylish, Trendy
Comments about Red Petal Alpaca Cardigan:
Very dressy - wore it to church with a black skirt and got compliments.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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red petal alpaca cardigan
By gardenerjane
from Bloomington, Illinois
About Me Classic, High-end shopper, Stylish
Classy style for dress, career, church, or business meeting functions. Wool so very soft. Love the style.
Received many compliments
By Nannick
from No. Brunswick,NJ
About Me Classic, Stylish
Really like this sweater!
classy sweater
By Jan-on-the-go gal
from Pulaski, NY
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Stylish
Lovely sweater, can dress up or down. Excellent for office, travel, casual wear.
(1 of 16 customers found this review helpful)
Don't judge a book by its cover
By Ripoff
from Athens, Greece
About Me Classic
For certai occasions
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Premier quality and craftsmanship.
By Sis
from Elko, NV
About Me Comfort-oriented, Stylish
This sweater is an attention getter -- it keeps your listenering focused. I wear it when making presentations and have received numerous compliments.
Given as a gift - well appreciated
By Tom
from Newfield, NY
About Me Comfort-oriented
My wife keeps warm at work
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Perfect Cardigan
By Rox2shop
from Florida
About Me Classic, High-end shopper, Stylish, Trendy
This is very modern and makes you look very sylish. Compliments come your way, as you will wear this cardigan, it has happened to me (smile).
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A Perfect Gift
By Little Ol' Me
from Boston, MA
I gave this as a gift to my mom two years ago. Her favorite color is red and she wears it all the time. Loves it! The only thing is that the fabric wore off the buttons and it made it look threadbare. Luckily the sweater came with an extra one. I would recommend this sweater.


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I am new to this board and to Harleys in general, so I'll start with a little intro....
I have built numerous cars over the past 20 years and now own a '32 Ford sedan hot rod built i 1940's style, plus a '49 Cadillac Fastback (original but lowered)
I do most work in my garage and have a generally good understanding of most any kind of mechanics, making this a great hobby
My goal in life is to try not to die curious, leading me to get a bike license (at the age of 41..... go figure, haha!) and finding a freshly restored '42 WLC. I bought the bike from the widow of the man who built it.
I later found out that he was a renowned engine builder.
To the question at hand!
My bike was never started..... the builder died before getting to that so I had to do minor assembly work before I could start her up.
It started up pretty easy but seemed reluctant to take any kind of revs above 1/3 on the handle.
To make things clear, it has the original Linkert M88 carb, an Edbeyond2000 electronic module in the OEM distributor and I converted it to 12 volt with a new coil and G.E generator with an electronic regulator.
I have tried to ride the bike in 1st gear and opening the throttle..... it stalls and then I have tried to shut the choke a notch or two to force feed it, but no reaction.
I have taken the carb completely apart and found the venturi to have a loose fit, so in an effort to prevent a false air pass I put a layer of teflon tape around the venturi to make a tight seal in the carb bore, which it then had.
As mentioned above, I have no real knowlege in the how's and to's with these bikes as it is all new to me, so I would appreciate some oppinions in relation to my problems.
Thanks in advance, also for a good forum.
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- 82% virgin wool 18% cotton
- Trim: 70% wool 30% rayon
- Buffalo story design
- Size: 64" X 80"
- Made in the U.S.A
- Dry clean only
This Way of Life Blanket is a representation of "Pte Oyate"—the Buffalo Nation. For many tribes, the buffalo sustains all life. They used all parts of the buffalo; the meat for food, hide for robes, tepee covers, and shields, horns for bowls and arrow points, and fat for candles and soap. Horses were also essential as they were used for the buffalo hunt. For the Lakota, the buffalo story is held in their breath, their songs, their stories, and especially their homes. This blanket is meant to keep the body warm and the spirit strong. The tepee and stripes represent the four winds, the world above and below, as well as day and night. Tell the great tales of the Buffalo Nation to your children as you all cuddle under this great warm blanket.
During the turn of the 20th Century the Pendleton Blanket legend was born at a woolen mill in Pendleton, Oregon that began producing striking wool blankets with vivid colors and authentic Native American Indian designs for the Umatilla and Cayuse Indian tribes in the Northwest. The combination of beauty, quality, durability and the superior warmth of the wool blankets make them popular for a wide range of outdoor activities and has earned Pendleton a reputation for superb craftsmanship and quality which continues to be a hallmark of the Pendleton Blanket.
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You want your home looking its best, and that is what we strive for. Our Eaton residential painting experts have many years of experience completing both interior and exterior residential painting services. We can help you choose colors and styles to best meet the needs of what you are trying to achieve. As the best painters in Northern Colorado, our painters are also the best when it comes to customer services and attention to detail. Interior and exterior painting jobs are handled with care and respect, and we will always leave the work site cleaner than we found it.
It becomes a necessity, over time, to repaint the interior and exterior of your Eaton home. And if you are selling your home or moving into your home, applying a fresh coat of paint become even more important. Whatever the case may be, Fresh Coat of Northern Colorado has you covered.
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Exterior painting has the unique ability to improve the look of your home without spending a penny on landscaping or remodeling. Exterior painting is a great investment because it can increase the value of your Eaton home by increasing curb appeal. Fresh Coat of Northern Colorado has years of experience in exterior painting and will get the job done right the first time.
Our Eaton exterior painting experts begin their job by helping you select the color of paint you want. They can suggest colors based on the overall look and feel of your home and the neighborhood. They will then make sure the exterior of the home is completely clean and free of cobwebs, dirt and grime. This is to ensure the best bond possible between the paint and your home. They will then apply a generous coat of high quality paint and/or primer. We use special paint designed for outdoor use.
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County is preparing for possible bad weather
Published: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 12:32 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 3:26 p.m.
Davidson County Schools are monitoring the weather forecast for Friday morning.
A decision to delay school will be made by 5:15 in the morning. Once a decision is made it is immediately posted on the school system's website at www.davidson.k12.nc.us, the-dispatch.com and other media outlets.
The National Weather Service placed the county under a winter weather advisory from 11 p.m. Thursday to 10 a.m. Friday. The weather service is forecasting an 80 percent chance of frozen precipitation beginning at 11 Thursday night.
Shawna Cokley, a meteorologist with the NWS, said Davidson County is projected to receive one-half of an inch of frozen precipitation from the wintry event that is projected to begin Thursday night and then end in the late morning hours Friday.
With temperatures in the upper 30s, whatever precipitation that falls should not stick Thursday night, Cokley said. However, the low is expected to be 31 degrees early Friday morning, according to the NWS.
"We are expecting a (wintry mix) across the county," Cokley said.
Cokley said the wintry mix should change over to rain sometime after 9 a.m. Friday's high is expected to be 36 degrees, so anything that sticks should quickly melt once it changes over to rain, she said.
Cokley said there is a potential for traffic to be impacted Friday morning. However, she does not expect widespread difficult conditions.
"There could be some slick spots, so people should still exercise caution," Cokley said of Friday morning's travel conditions.
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|Redshirt Senior
|Anthem, Ariz.
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|Boulder Creek HS
Arizona State: Ranks third on ASU's all-time Top 10 in the indoor 5,000m run after running 14:01.75... also ranks seventh in the outdoor 10,000m run (29:44.47), helping he and teammates Ben Engelhardt and Doug Smith become the first Sun Devils to run under 30-minutes in the event in the same season... 2011 Outdoor: Competed at four different distances on the season... competed in the 10,000m run at the Pac-10 Championships... ran 29:44.47 at the Stanford Invitational to post the seventh-best time in school history and give ASU three men on the roster at the same time that ran under 30 minutes in the same season... finished third at the Double Dual to score in the 3,000m run... earned USTFCCCA National All-Academic and Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention accolades... 2011 Indoor: Ran a pair of personal-best times at the Texas A&M Challenge... clocked in at 14:01.75 to finish eighth in the 5,000m run, which is third on ASU's all-time list... ran 8:17.04 in the 3,000m run... both times were indoor life-time bests by 16 and 11 seconds, respectively... earned Academic All-MPSF distinction... 2010 XC: In six races, recorded Top 30 finishes in three of those events, including a 30th-place finish at the Pac-10 Championships... finished ninth at the Dave Murray and 19th at the George Kyte Invitationals... his finish at the Kyte meet was the highest finish for a Sun Devil that weekend... earned Academic All-Pac-10 Second Team honors... 2010 Outdoor: Qualified for and competed in the NCAA Preliminary Round West Site meet in the 5,000m run to compete in his first NCAA-level track meet... placed 16th in the Pac-10 Championships in the same event... ran a personal-best time of 14:17.57 at the Mt. SAC Relays... also competed in the 1,500m run and 3,000m run during the season... ran a personal-best time of 3:48.88 in the 1,500m run at the Sun Angel Track Classic... Second Team Academic All-Pac-10 selection... 2010 Indoor: Did not compete... 2009 XC: Competed in four races... placed a season-best third overall at the ASU Invitational, the top finish for the Sun Devils... placed 53rd in the Pac-10 meet... opened the year with back-to-back Top 25 finishes with a 24th-place showing at the George Kyte Invitational and 23rd-place finish at the Dave Murray Invitational... earned a place on the Academic All-Pac-10 First Team... 2009 Outdoor: Posted personal best times in three events, including the 1500m, 3000m and 5000m runs... took second in the 3000m run at the Baldy Castillo Invitational... 2009 Indoor: Did not compete... 2008 XC: Ran in five races for the Sun Devils... scored for the team at the NCAA West Region Championships with his 78th-place finish... opened the year with a 12th-place finish at the George Kyte Invitational... also was fourth at the Mesa Thunderbird Invitational... took 62nd at the Pac-10 Championships... earned Second Team Academic All-Pac-10 honors... 2008 Track: Redshirted... 2007 XC: Redshirted.
High School: A 2007 graduate of Boulder Creek High School (Anthem, Ariz.)... lettered in cross country twice and once each in track & field, wrestling and baseball... captained the cross country team twice and once each with the baseball and track & field teams... named team's athlete of the year as a senior... helped the 4x800m relay team to victory at the state meet, giving BCHS its first state title.
Personal: Majoring in nutrition... parents are David and Kim Lovell... has one sister: Lindsey... born December 19, 1988, in Glendale, Ariz.... hobbies include wakeboarding and baseball... only ran one year of track prior to college... full name is Daniel James Lovell.
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Chewy Chocolate Brownies RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 3 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons unsweetened applesauce
- 1 egg
- 1 egg white
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 4-1/2 teaspoons light corn syrup
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- In a microwave, melt chocolate; stir until smooth. Cool slightly. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, beat the brown sugar, applesauce, egg, egg white, oil, corn syrup and vanilla. Beat in chocolate until blended. Combine the flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt; beat into brown sugar mixture just until blended.
- Pour into a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 15-18 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. Cut into bars. Yield: 1-1/2 dozen.
Reviews for Chewy Chocolate Brownies
"These were easy to put together and I added icing to mine but I wish they would have had more of a chocolate flavor. I expected them I rise a bit more during baking but they didn't. Icing did add the extra touch they needed."
"NOT chewy and bland flavor- very disappointed. Followed the recipe except substituted maple syrup for corn syrup because I did not have and even with the extra flavoring of maple syrup these did not have much flavor. I thought the applesauce would help with moistness but did not. Will not make again."
"I followed the recipe exactly. I baked them for 15 minutes and they seemed to still be a little underdone so I shut the oven off and left them in for an additional 3 minutes. They still seemed slightly underdone in the center but the edges were starting to overbake. By the time it cooled, the end result was a delicious brownie that was moist. Those complaining about it being dry probably overbaked them and those complaining about the sugar should re-look at the amounts of the ingredients instead of just the ingredients themselves. One-eighteenth of any of those ingredients is a pretty small amount as the serving size is 18 brownies."
"Very disappointing. Taste was very bland and the texture nothing like a brownie"
"These were yummy, didn't last long at all! I did make a few changes, used sweetened applesauce and sweetened chocolate, but otherwise the same. They turned out great!"


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Now they're starting to play like they should.
0 to 5
*****, you know he's breaking Wilt's record right?
melo is making alot of smart passes
Now they're starting to play like they should.
Finally lead against those scrubs.
There we go! JR and Novak.
JR givin these clowns the business
Nelson is terrible lol
McRoberts kinda looks like Charlie Day.
Hate that Phat Phuck Jameer Nelson
Glad we have the lead after that horrendous start. This Knicks team can play much better in terms of rebounding and defense. Kidd played horrible out there. Fatigue?
take it everyones watchin GB-Minn? lol
Damn. This Orlando team will not just go away.


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Fly with the best, train with the best.
- 22 February 2013 14:20
- Posted by @NieldyMCFC
Etihad Airways, the World's Leading Airline, is giving some City fans the chance to win an exclusive behind-the-scenes experience at the Manchester City training ground.
This fantastic prize includes an exclusive breakfast and a behind the scenes tour at the Etihad Stadium, a visit to City's training ground for a training session with Manchester City coaching staff, a meet and greet with the manager and full training gear.
In order to enter into the Prize Draw, participants should simply book a flight with Etihad between 9 December 2012 - 31 March 2013 and provide personal details and Etihad booking confirmation number on www.etihadmcfc.com
Every flight booking is equal to an entry, so you can enter as many times as you wish!
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Sept. 28
1800 block of S. College
SPD Sgt. Keith Smith took a report from a man who said someone broke the water spigot off the pipe in his yard. The damage was estimated at $100.
Oct. 3
1200 block of S. Wood
SPD Ptl. Jessica McSwain took a report from a woman who said her boyfriend head butted her in the forehead. The woman said the argument started, because the man has a drinking problem. He told the officer that he had pushed her away from him when she was screaming and yelling in his face, but did not actually use force to hurt the woman. He told officers the woman called a telephone company before calling police to have his phone shut off. The woman advised the officer she just wanted to leave, but may press charges at a later time. Both were advised of the affidavit process.
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A hidden network is a wireless network that is set to not broadcast its name (or service set identifier (SSID)). Normally, wireless networks broadcast their name, and your computer "listens" for the name of the network that it wants to connect to. Since a hidden network doesn't broadcast, your computer can't find it, so the network has to find your computer. For this to happen, your computer must broadcast both the name of the network it's looking for and its own name. In this situation, other computers "listening" for networks will know the name of your computer as well as the network you're connected to, which increases the risk of your computer being attacked.
Whenever possible, always connect to wireless networks that are set to broadcast and have some form of security. For more information, see How do I know if a wireless network is secure?.


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Speaking of the kicker gears, how does a 16 tooth mainshaft kicker gear, or a 14 tooth gear, both mate up to the kicker shaft gear? In my net-surfing research, I find no reference of having to change out both gears when going to a 14 tooth. ????
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Jean L. (Haller) Brummitt, 78, of Townsend, DE passed away in the comfort of her home surrounded by her loving family on Wednesday, December 5, 2012.
Born on November 17, 1934 in Elk Mills, MD, she was the daughter of the late Charles Brooks and Johnny Mae Haller.
Jean was retired from Letica Corporation following seventeen years of dedicated service.
Those who were blessed to know Jean will remember her love for playing cards, especially pinnacle. She enjoyed reading and found great joy in working on word find puzzles. Jean loved to travel with her husband and enjoyed their many trips to Tennessee. She will always be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and dear friend.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Sara Dill.
Jean leaves many fond memories to her loving husband of 44 years, Arley Brummitt; three daughters and their spouses, Ruth Ann and Toby Bice, Donna and Chad Patterson and Doris and Danny Harris; three sons, Danny, Leonard, Jr. and Carson Doyle Fenimore; three sisters, Ruth Foraker, Emma and Ed Michaels and Sue Hooks; twelve grandchildren, Christina, Christopher, Anna Marie, Aggie, Chad, Jr., Elizabeth, Maeghan, Matt, Allyson, Emily, Laura and Toby, Jr. and sixteen great-grandchildren and many special nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held 7 pm Saturday, December 8 at Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, 212 N. Broad Street in Middletown, where friends may visit with her family from 5-7 pm. Interment will be held 11 am on Thursday, December 13 at Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 2465 Chesapeake City Road, Bear. DE.
Arrangements by Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, Middletown, DE.
On-line condolences may be sent to www.daniels-hutchison.
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Bayhealth will host a bariatrics information seminar so attendees can learn more about the Bayhealth Bariatric Program on June 26.
The seminar will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. in the General Foods Conference Center 1 and 2 at Bayhealth Kent General, 640 S. State St., Dover.
Assar Rather, M.D. will lead the program. Guests will learn about the risks, benefits and outcomes of the various procedures offered.
The seminar is free and open to the public. To register, call (302) 430-5454 or visit bayhealth.org/bariatrics.
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Beartooth Range > Castle Mountain > Climber's Log
Castle Mountain Climber's Log
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|via omega pass ,and ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2015
|solo from the pass and followed the spine of the ridge up from there to summit,, foggy conditions and rime ice.
|Posted Apr 23, 2016 4:04 pm
|From the South
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2015
|Approached from the Clay Butte trailhead and camped at Martin Lake. Took the next day to summit and packed out the day after that. This was a great first peak in the Beartooths; nice views of the plateau, Granite Peak, and Mount Wood.
|Posted Aug 3, 2015 9:57 am
|Matt Lemke
|NE Couloir
Date Climbed: Jun 16, 2013
|Awesome climb up the NE couloir. Good snow
|Posted Jun 19, 2013 5:05 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2012
|Awsome remote peak. The hike in was long and strenuous. We went in via sundance pass and added a ton of elevation gain/loss to the trip. I saw some cool views from the pass though so it was worth it. The hike to the peak was easy with some 3rd/4th class scrambling in one section. It was very smokey on top so the view wasn't as good as i had hoped. Still i got some good pictures looking down the huge cliffs on the edge of the summit.
|Posted Sep 30, 2012 2:00 am
|Copy Cat
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2009
|JCarlson's forum question about this route caught my eye and I just had to try it for myself the next weekend. An awesome route for testing my beginner snow travel skills. On the third day I was going to try for Whitetail via Sundance Pass, but turned around at Mt Lockhart because of a combination of time, weather, and weariness.
|Posted Jul 21, 2009 1:44 pm
|South Side Glacier via West Fork
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2009
|Squeezed the climb into a two day trip. Camped just past the Sundance Pass turn. Started at 6am, summited at 2:30pm. Made it back to the trailhead at 1am that night. Had great weather for the climb, but a thunderstorm caught up to us on the way out.
|Posted Jul 14, 2009 9:02 am
|Great peak in the Beartooths!
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2003
|I climbed this mountain when I was 15 with NOLS on a month-long backpacking trip in the Beartooths. This was one of the most memorable moments of my trip staring down the sheer vertical cliffs dropping away from us on three sides.
|Posted Dec 7, 2008 6:18 am
|Castle Adventre
Date Climbed: Aug 3, 2006
|Climbed Castle via south slopes and S ridge from Varve Lake. Descended west ridge below the spire. Traversed high most of the way around point 12,540 in an attempt to climb Castle Rock Mountain. Back to camp at Crystal Lake. Saw many insane goats on point 12,540. The glaciers back there are in bad shape - topo maps desperately need to be updated.
|Posted Aug 10, 2006 7:28 pm
|Route Climbed: West Fork Rock Creek -> Omega Saddle -> South Side Glacier -> Castle Rock Mtn -> Castle Mtn Date Climbed: August 20, 2005
|Summiting Castle Mountain this trip was a lot easier this trip compared to a month ago when we had bad weather. We left our base camp at Shadow Lake at 5am and got to the base of the Castle Rock Spire at 1pm. After descending off the CR Spire we returned to the adjacent snow saddle and walked up the gradual east side of Castle Mountain and summited Castle Mountain at 4:30pm with perfect weather and not a cloud in the sky. It was such a beautiful day and we could see as far as the eye can see, including Granite Peak, Wood, and Hague. We arrived back at our base camp at 8pm. It was a good day, but a long one.
~Jason Maehl
|Posted Aug 23, 2005 11:48 am
|Route Climbed: West Fork Rock Creek -> Omega Lake -> South Side Date Climbed: July 16, 2005
|After climbing Granite Peak 5 times I decided it was time to move on and try some other peaks. My friend Jade and I climbed Castle Mtn and Whitetail Peak all in the same weekend. The Castle Mtn hike was one of the most emotional and strenuous hikes I'ver ever done. It's not because it's a technical, but because of the horrible weather we had. Cold winds and rain made the hike to the Saddle above Omega miserable. Once we reached the top of the saddle the winds reached close to 100mph, which made boulder hopping unsafe and the hike slow going. The wind actually picked me up off the ground and threw me about four feet, very scary. Dark clouds were way off in the distance so we were able to judge how much time we had. Our original goal was to also go to Castle Rock Mountain and Spire, but we had to make the judgement call to skip these extra goals. Going down the peak was so much quicker. There's a little uphill scamble to get back to the saddle, but not to bad. Our round trip of Castle Mountain took about 12hrs from Shadow Lake and really took a lot out of us and we were both in really good shape. The next day we also safely summited Whitetail Peak via the snow coulier on the north face.
~Jason Maehl
|Posted Aug 4, 2005 4:49 pm


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Things to see and do - Portimão
Leaving for Madeira
Portimão :
Unmissable tourist site
Where to sleep?
Portimão Hotel tips
Bela Vista Hotel & Spa - Relais & Chateaux from231 €Book
Hotel Globo from35 €Book
Hotel Mirachoro Sol from32 €Book
Portimão Travel guide
Portimão : Michelin's recommendations
Stretched out at the bottom of its natural bay, Portimão is a lively port, where, from the bridge linking Arade to the back of the bay, you will have the best view at high tide. An important port for both fishing and trade, this is also an industrial town, specialising in ship-building and canning tuna and sardines. The town's famous beach is the resort of Praia da Rocha.
Tourist attractions Portimão : Things to see and do
Fort of Santa Catarina
Av. Tomas Cabreira P - 8500 Praia da Rocha
To the west it looks down on the mouth of the Arade and, with the fort of Ferragudo on the opposite bank, it guards the entrance to the Bay of Portimão. It was built in 1621 to defend Sives and Portimão from Spanish and Moorish attacks.
Hotels Portimão
Jupiter Algarve Hotel
Av. Tomas Cabreira, 92-Praia Da Rocha P - 8500-802 Portimão
Prix Prices from : 56 €
Jupiter Algarve Hotel is located beside Praia da Rocha Beach on the Portimão seafront. It features a pool heated and covered during winter, spa facilities and nightly live entertainment. Free WiFi is available in all areas. Recently renovated, the J..
Hotel da Rocha
Av. Tomás Cabreira - Praia Da Rocha P - 8500-802 Portimão
Prix Prices from : 81 €
Hotel da Rocha provides immediate access to Praia Da Rocha Beach. It features suites with a contemporary design offering beach or land views. The hotel provides free WiFi throughout and 24-hour reception services. The spacious, bright suites of the ..
Bela Vista Hotel & Spa - Relais & Chateaux
Av. Tomas Cabreira Praia da Rocha P - 8500-802 Portimão
Set in a stately historical building, Bela Vista offers boutique accommodation on the cliffs of Praia da Rocha. Guests will enjoy the direct access to beach area of this property, the first hotel of the Algarve Region. Bela Vista consists of 3 separ..
Restaurants Portimão
av. Tomás Cabreira P - 8500-802 Portimão
Bright, contemporary and with a stylish look, the hotel's restaurant offers particularly interesting cuisine. This includes a tasting menu and contemporary dishes based around Portuguese and international recipes. Elegant terrace with magnificent vie..
Aldeamento de Prainha P - 8500-072 Alvor
This restaurant will impress customers with its magnificent sea views. In the simply arranged dining room carved out of the rock, choose from a traditional menu featuring delicious rice dishes, as well as fish and seafood costed by weight.