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Clouds were forming again as I left Kennedy Meadows
Back to the trail
Nice bridge over the Kern. I'm a big fan of bridges.
Last year this had been on fire. Now it was on fire with flowers.
This is my first pair of these shoes. They are already worn out. I have another pair waiting in Lone Pine and I'll pick up a third pair in central Oregon. I will outgrow them, though, and have to buy some different shoes with a 4E width in Seattle. These shoes were great. I had no foot trouble. The Seattle shoes were not as good.
It had poured rain as I walked through the flowers and the fire zone. I had gotten very wet because I waited too long to put on my rain chaps. I was worried about the snow I could see ahead. I would be walking into that snow. I was worried I might get hypothermia.
I think this is Monache Meadow
Here is the "swallow bridge" over the South Fork of the Kern. I stopped here to eat a hot meal. I was wet and cold, but the rain stopped and I dried out.
I think this is Cow Creek.
I had my rain pants on now, and it started to rain again. I set up my tent under this tree hoping for safe haven from the cold rain. It had been raining now off and on for about a week or maybe a little more.
In the morning, the trail was covered in snow once I reached around 9 or 10,000 feet. I had been warm, safe and dry in my tent last night. I also used my bivy sack because the tent walls were wet.
Fortunately there were footprints to follow, but they were kind of icy and difficult to walk in.
I stopped to dry my tent in the sun and instantly this cloud formed to block the sun.
Last year I had found this knife sticking in this log. It was still here. I left it here.
I descended out of the snow.
Four little snow plants in a row.
Walkway over a very soggy meadow. In between the grass, the water was probably a foot deep.
Even though it was not raining on me, it was raining somewhere.
I think this is Langley Peak. Much snowier than it was last year.
I went out Trail Pass trail to Horseshoe Meadow. I planned to resupply in Lone Pine. I don't know what that blue spot is. I think it's a defect.
Horseshoe Meadow
Langley Peak again. I've climbed Langley but not Whitney. From Langley you can see all the hoards of people on Whitney.
Ice had formed on the plants over this small creek.
This is Steve. I met him in Mammoth. My plan had been after reaching Lone Pine to jump ahead to Bishop and complete the Evolution Valley segment I had skipped last year. The high snow and stormy conditions caused me to abort that plan and take a bus to Mammoth instead. I decided maybe to walk from Red's Meadow to Tuolumne Meadows. In Mammoth I met Steve and shared a campsite with him. He was homeless and penniless but the happiest and most contented person I have met.
Snow continued to fall on the mountains around Mammoth. I took the bus to Red's and met some hikers who had hiked some of the High Sierra and had horror stories to tell of the snow. I took the bus back to Mammoth rather than hike in the snow.
I took a bus from Mammoth to Tuolumne Meadows, hoping that the lower elevation in Section I would be better for hiking. I missed Section I last year and my goal this year was to complete it. This picture is of the Mobil Mart in Lee Vining. It is supposed to have the best food and live music on US 395.
The famous Mobil Mart in Lee Vining is the best kept secret of the Eastern Sierra. I didn't get any food or live music. All I got was a potty stop on the bus trip to Tuolumne Meadows.
Mono Lake
Now in Tuolumne Meadows, I didn't know what to do so I went for a little hike.
I saw a map on a sign on the trail and it looked like I could make a 20 mile loop of Lyell Canyon, Vogelsang and Rafferty Creek. So I hiked up Rafferty Creek, but up here around 9000 feet I came upon snow. It wasn't too bad and I followed footprints and could see the trail well enough.
Within a few tenths of a mile of Vogelsang, I turned back here because I had trouble walking on this snow. I postholed and fell down and was afraid of slipping on the steep angle. I also could not see the trail and did not know if the trail went straight or switchbacked. I had no map so I thought turning back was the best course of action.
I think this is Booth Lake. It's on the way down a trail to Yosemite. After not reaching Vogelsang, I thought maybe continuing the Rafferty Creek trail down to Yosemite might be more snow free.
Another small lake. You can see by the drops on the lake that it is now raining a bit.
I gave up on the trail down to Yosemite. It, too, was snowbound and I started losing the trail. Rather than struggle without a map, I headed back. Here is Booth Lake again.
I made camp in a cozy place on the Rafferty Creek trail.
I had my own private waterfall to drink from. It was a small waterfall.
In the morning I set out my tent to dry and a curious bird was very interested in it.
I passed by this fabulous swimming hole wishing desperately it had been summer instead of still winter.
I returned to Tuolumne Meadows and wondered what to try next.
I took the free shuttle to Olmstead Point and saw Halfdome.
The weather was still pretty bad.
The view from Olmstead is really nice.
Back I went to Tuolumne and when I arrived at the store, I met Lenny, my friend from Santa Barbara. We decided to tackle Section I together. I had purchased a topo map from the Visitor Center and had planned to hike a lower altitude route through the area and rejoin the PCT after about 30 miles of low altitude hiking. Lenny liked the idea because he had done the whole High Sierra and wanted a break from the altitude and snow. While in Tuolmne Meadows campground we met Chuck and invited him along, too. We three set off the following day to Glen Aulin.
Lenny had broken one of his trekking poles. He called the broken one his ice axe. He had found it handy to have a shorter pole and had used it for self-arrest. He had harrowing tales of his hike through the High Sierra in all that weather and snow.
The Tuolumne River was amazing.
We passed Glen Aulin and the junction with the PCT and instead stayed on the trail down through the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne. Eventually we would reach the 5000s in elevation from Tuolumne Meadows' 8900.
Lots of falls on the river.
This may have been Waterwheel Falls. It was hard to tell. I think the river was overflowing so much that it didn't have the normal waterwheel effect. We loved hiking down this trail.
Lenny stops to look at the view on this cliff.
The power of the river and the spray from the falls.
This might have been Waterwheel Falls.
The river just roared.
We stopped here at Return Creek to have dinner. We were grateful there was a bridge. The PCT guide book warned about the dangerous, unbridged Return Creek crossing. We were glad to be down here with a bridge.
Return Creek
As we descended, the trail became a route through primeval forest
Waterfalls dropped into the canyon
This waterfall was near where we camped for the night.
Here is my tent sent up where we camped. It was raining when I set it up, then the rain stopped. It was balmy and warm here. We had no condensation in the morning. We had a little fire in the evening. All three of us were so happy to be here. We loved it down here at this low altitude.
In the morning we continued our descent.
We dropped toward this side creek. I was very nervous about what would be around this corner.
We had to cross the creek here. I was afraid to walk the rocks on the edge there. I waded to my crotch a little off-screen to the right. Lenny walked along those rocks where the waterfall appears and only got wet to his ankles.
We began a relentless climb after a few more hours of descending. Near the top of our climb, I saw this bear guarding a deer carcass.
The bear.
Aspens. I guess I didn't take any pictures of our camp site near the bear. We camped about 15 minutes away from him. We stopped early to camp because Chuck realized he had lost a green bag full of important things like his wallet, passport and phone. He ran back several miles all the way down the horrendous climb we had just completed to retrieve it.
Bear claw marks
In the morning, we dropped into Pleasant Valley and had to cross here at Piute Creek. Above this were waterfalls and rapids. Below this were the same. I took this picture after having swum across here. My bear can allowed me to float with my pack on. I paddled on my back frantically and arrived on the bank with my stuff mostly dry. Chuck did the same thing. Lenny found a log over the rapids and didn't even get his feet wet.
We climbed out of Pleasant Valley.
We had to go down this snowy slope to drop into Bear Valley. We would have to climb and drop again to get to the PCT.
A nice lake not on the PCT.
I think this is our last descent into Kerrick Canyon where we rejoined the PCT.
Here we are at the junction rejoining the PCT. Just beyond view is Kerrick Canyon creek. We crossed that nicely on a log. Then climbed up and over into Stubblefield canyon where Chuck and I got very wet crossing that creek (I floated away again for another swim.) We walked a few more miles after Stubblefield and camped in a wet meadow.
In the morning we hiked on to Wilmer Lake. Here it is.
Wilmer Lake was a really nice lake. We saw a huge trout.
We crossed the outflow of Wilmer Lake easily up ahead there on an I-beam bridge.
Then the PCT expected us to cross the river here. It's a National Scenic Trail in one of the most popular national parks in the whole world. Would it hurt them to put a bridge here for crying out loud? They send me stuff asking for money to save the PCT from logging. I say chop down some trees and build a bridge or a ferry boat or something. There was no way across this. We had to walk upstream for miles cross-country.
We walked upstream along the creek, Falls Creek, for miles going cross-country and looking for a safe crossing. We eventually reached the outflow of Tilden Lake and the trail to Tilden Lake. We followed the trail a ways and found a reasonable crossing of Tilden Lake's outflow, then went back down to Falls Creek and found this easy crossing. When I got to the other side I did a dance and sang, "I'm not going to die!" I had been so anxious all morning about crossing that dangerous Falls Creek. What a relief!
Now we would make a gradual climb through marshy meadows to Dorothy Lake Pass.
Dorothy Lake was frozen.
Dorothy Lake
Finally we crested at Dorothy Lake Pass. That's Lenny and Chuck.
Lenny throws a snowball at Chuck.
We descended cross-country most of the time from Dorothy Pass in the snow. When the snow thinned out, we followed the trail, crossing more thick streams, but nothing like the other raging rivers. Walker River trail was smooth sailing and we motored along quickly and got a lot of good miles in. We began climbing toward Sonora Pass and chose this meadow to camp in before the final climb.
In the morning, we prepared to climb to Sonora Pass. Lenny was going to try the PCT route. Chuck and I were going to take the Leavitt Lake detour.
Approaching Emigrant Pass.
I made a wide arc around this snowfield. When I reached those trees on the pass, I was on a dirt road. The Leavitt Lake detour was supposed to follow a dirt road on a saddle. I was on a dirt road on a saddle, but I was very confused. My map did not make sense. The dirt road was not on the map but I could see it clearly heading diagonally up that mountain through vertical snowfields. It was too scary to follow that road. I had lost Chuck, who had appeared right behind me and then vanished. I never saw Lenny. I didn't know what to do. I searched around this whole saddle and could not see a reasonable way to proceed.
So, without a reasonable way to proceeed, I dropped over Emigrant Pass into this valley, hoping it was the right way to Leavitt Lake. I started cross-country but quickly found a trail to follow.
By the time I found this cabin, I had realized that I was not headed for Leavitt Lake at all. I was headed for Kennedy Meadows Resort.
I dropped a long way to Kennedy Meadows. The trail was packed with people and horses. I had to look at all these horse butts for a long time before there was a place for me to pass.
At long last I reached the store!
Plenty of Dove Bars and It's Its to eat here! Lots of other good stuff, too. I should have investigated more.
After reaching Kennedy Meadows Resort and having some ice cream, I hitchhiked to Bridgeport. It took three rides. I wanted to get there quick to reassure Chuck who I knew would be worried sick about me. I found him and indeed he'd been ready to call Search and Rescue. I decided to walk up to a nearby hot spring to soak and spend the night. This is the view on the way.
Here is the Travertine Hot Spring where I soaked. Eventually three women joined me and we had a nice time chatting and soaking in the tepid water. Once in a while, hot water would flow into our pool. It felt good to get clean. Later I packed out of the area and made a stealth camp in the pinyon pines where birds made strange noises at dusk and dawn. After Bridgeport, I felt I had had enough excitement and took a bus to Reno. My mom picked me up and drove me to her house in Lake Almanor where I spent some time visiting with family and waiting for mail to catch up to me. Section I was complete. It would soon be time to complete some more missing pieces of last year's hike.


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New airline routes launched (17 – 23 May 2011)
jetBlue launched two new routes in the last week in opposing ends of the North American continent. On 19 May, the airline began flying from Jacksonville, FL (JAX) in northeast Florida to San Juan (SJU) in Puerto Rico. 100-seat E190s are used on the daily service that for the first time connects Florida's largest city with Puerto Rico. There is already significant fright traffic between the cities ports as three of the four container lines that serve Puerto Rico are headquartered in Jacksonville. "We have been trying to land service to Puerto Rico for several years and are pleased that JetBlue shares our vision," Steve Grossman, Executive Director and CEO of the Jacksonville Aviation Authority said. "With the community's support, this is the first step towards opening up additional markets in the Caribbean and Latin America." Jacksonville's Mayor John Peyton added: "Commerce with San Juan already provides an economic impact of more than $1 billion annually to Jacksonville. Both Cities will greatly benefit from the increased tourism and business travel this improved route will encourage. I look forward to welcoming visitors from our 'Sister City'." In addition to leisure and business traffic, there is a 100,000 strong Puerto Rican community living in northeast Florida.


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Utahns in baseball: Former Ute Tyler Wagner, former Cougar Taylor Cole finally face off in Florida
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
After dominating the Florida State League together, former Utah pitcher Tyler Wagner and former BYU pitcher Taylor Cole finally faced off in an FSL matchup this season — however, neither won.
Wagner's Brevard County defeated Cole's Dunedin 2-0 in the advanced Single-A matchup Saturday. Wagner allowed just two walks and no hits, but pitched just four innings before reaching his season pitch count, thus making him unable to qualify for the win.
Cole, on the other hand, hit his pitch count after two innings. In that time, he allowed two hits and one unearned run. He also struck out four batters.
The matchup concluded an eventful season for both pitchers in the league. Wagner ended the season with 13 wins and a 1.86 ERA — top two for both categories in the league. Cole ended the regular season with 171 strikeouts, which led the FSL.
Cole, who may start for the Dunedin Blue Jays in their playoff game this week, may also have a shot at breaking the Single-A franchise's single-season strikeout record of 174.
Both have also seen growth this season. Cole received a promotion earlier this year to Double-A New Hampshire. Meanwhile, Wagner found out Tuesday that he will pitch in the Arizona Fall League in October — the premier winter league for minor league prospects.
Former BYU standout Jake Hannemann will also participate in the Arizona Fall League.
Meanwhile, former Ute Parker Morin received a promotion to Triple-A Omaha in the Kansas City Royals organization on Sunday. Morin was batting .206 in 55 games with Double-A Northwest Arkansas.
Fellow former Ute Tanner Banks also received a promotion this week. Banks was promoted from the Arizona Rookie League to lower Single-A Kannapolis. He pitched 2 1/3 innings of shutout baseball in his debut with the Intimidators.
Jeremy Guthrie (BYU), Kansas City Royals: Allowed nine hits, two walks and five runs in six innings, picking up a no-decision in Kansas City's 11-5 loss to Minnesota on Thursday. The former BYU pitcher is 10-10 on the year, with a 4.43 ERA.
Brandon Kintzler (Dixie State), Milwaukee Brewers: 0-0, 0.00 ERA in two separate appearances over the week. Kintzler allowed two hits in one inning of work against San Diego on Monday. He then allowed just one hit in 1 2/3 innings of relief against San Francisco on Friday.
Kintzler, who has allowed just one earned run in his last nine appearances, lowered his ERA down to 3.26 on the season.
John Buck (Taylorsville H.S.), Salt Lake Bees (Los Angeles Angels): Three hits, one RBI and three runs scored in 14 at-bats over the week. Buck is batting .291, with two home runs and 15 RBIs in 32 games with the Bees.
Matt Carson (BYU), Columbus (Cleveland Indians): Eight hits, one home run, three RBIs and six runs scored in 13 at-bats throughout the week. Carson went 5-for-5 for Columbus on Monday, finishing a triple shy of hitting for the cycle. He's batting .259 in 82 games with the Clippers.
C.J. Cron (Utah), Salt Lake (Los Angeles Angels): Two hits and one run scored in 17 at-bats throughout the week. Cron is batting .316 in 49 games with the Bees, with 22 extra base hits and 33 RBIs. The former Ute, who is on the Angels' 40-man roster, is expected to rejoin the Angels this week when the major league roster limit expands from 25 to 40 on Monday.
Stephen Fife (Utah), Albuquerque (Los Angeles Dodgers): Remains on the 7-day disabled list with right forearm tightness. Fife is 2-2, with a 7.01 ERA in 11 appearances with the Isotopes this season. He last pitched on July 18.
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To audition for Colorado All-State Choir, students must be a junior or senior and must be currently enrolled in their high school vocal music program.(Note: homeschooled students are required to be enrolled in their local high school's vocal music program to audition.) Auditions are held each fall to place students in one of three choirs to perform in the spring. Auditions are scored on a point system using a variety of qualified judges from the Colorado region. Raw scores are then configured into "Z-Score" to account for different judges and voice parts.
Boundary Assignments for Audition Sites by County (Updated for 2015-2016)
NOTE: Directors may petition to audition at an alternate site. Complete the Petition Form for each student and follow directions on the form.
Colorado Academy
3800 S. Pierce St.
Denver, CO 80235
[Click here for directions]
*Auditions held in Schotters Music Center
*Head south on Pierce and turn left into the campus. Bear left and park in the parking spaces along the north road.
Site Governors: Cindy Jordan, Garland Salder Bello, Heather Schenck
Fort Collins High School
3400 Lambkin Way
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Site Governors: Kaitlin Silar, Janay Bird and Stacy Miller
October 2 & 3:
Mesa State College,
Moss Performing Arts Center
1100 North Ave
Grand Junction, CO 81501
October 3:
Durango High School
2390 Main Avenue
Durango, CO 81301
Site Governors: Matt Doty & Jessica Hazzard
Note: Due to construction, no auditions will take place in Gunnison. Those schools may audition at Durango, Grand Junction or Southern. Thank you for your understanding.
Vista Ridge High School
6888 Black Forest Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Site Governors: Shawna Beeler, Katie Bainer & Connie Campbell
Fall 2015 Audition Sites & Dates
2015-2016 Director Timeline
Directors should read and review the following document to fully understand audition procedures and requirements.
Audition Procedures and Requirements
Sample Audition Card
The audition consists of the following:
(Audition Videos are provided after each portion of the audition.)
PREPARED SOLO: 50 Points
Original score for judge and live accompanist required. Jazz, Pop, and Musical Theatre songs are NOT permitted.
Tone Quality - 10
tone, breath support, vowels, appropriate style
Intonation - 10
singing in tune
Accuracy - 10
accuracy of notes and rhythms
Diction - 10
text clarity, accurate pronunciation
Musicality - 10
dynamics, sensitivity to text, articulation to convey appropriate meaning
Tone Quality - 10
tone, breath support, vowels, appropriate style
Intonation - 10
singing in tune
Accuracy - 10
accuracy of notes and rhythms
Diction - 10
text clarity, accurate pronunciation
Musicality - 10
dynamics, sensitivity to text, articulation to convey appropriate meaning
SENSE OF TONALITY: 10 Points
Any method is suitable: Solfege, numbers, 'la', etc..
Major Triad - 1
Minor Triad - 1
Diminished Triad - 1
Augmented Triad - 1
Major Scale - 2
Harmonic Minor Scale - 2
Melodic Minor Scale - 2
Major Triad - 1
Minor Triad - 1
Diminished Triad - 1
Augmented Triad - 1
Major Scale - 2
Harmonic Minor Scale - 2
Melodic Minor Scale - 2
INTERVALS: 10 Points
Any sung/hummed note will be scored - Do NOT hum or sing to "practice."
Sing requested interval from given pitch - 6 (3 intervals, 2 pts ea.)
Identify interval between two pitches - 4 (2 intervals, 2 pts ea.)
Sing requested interval from given pitch - 6 (3 intervals, 2 pts ea.)
Identify interval between two pitches - 4 (2 intervals, 2 pts ea.)
MELODIC SIGHT READING: 20 Points
Any method may be used: Solfege, numbers, 'la', etc..
Melodic Sight Reading - 20 (2 examples, 10 pts ea.)
Melodic Sight Reading - 20 (2 examples, 10 pts ea.)
RHYTHMIC SIGHT READING: 10 Points
Scoring occurs from what students say. Any method may be used: Beat Numbers, 'ta', 'da', etc..
Rhythmic Sight Reading - 10 (1 example, 10 pts)
Rhythmic Sight Reading - 10 (1 example, 10 pts)
Each student will receive a RAW SCORE out of 100 possible points. That score will then be calculated into a "Z-Score" to account for the different judges, their averages, and the amount of students that are needed for each choir. The "Z-Score" cut off is different for each voice part, and will change every year.
Released Previous Auditions
Colorado ASC runs audition tabulation based on a function called Z score. First, all students from a particular judge are listed and compared with the average and standard deviation of that judge. The standard deviation shows the score spread for each judge. The judge's average score less the student's Raw Score is divided by the judge's standard deviation. The result will be a number roughly between -2 and +2. This number is the student's "Z Score." The average scoring student from that judge will receive a "z score" near zero. The Z-score allows for the best mathematical method to account for the varying difficulty of a judge's scoring. As a result, a student's raw score from one judge can produce a seemingly different z score than expected. The score cut offs for the choirs are made by "z score."
The formula is:
(Student Raw Score - Judge's Average Score) / Standard Deviation of Judge = Z Score
Example: ( 78 - 73 ) / 12.5 = .40000
Audition Statistics
Colorado All State Choir - P.O. Box 370780 - Denver, CO 80237
Contact Us
2016-2017 Important Dates for Colorado All State Choir
September 7 - Registration Deadline
October 6-8 - Southern Site Auditions
October 14-15 - Western Site Auditions
October 21-22 - Northern Site Auditions
October 27-29 - Metro Site Auditions
November - Audition Results Available
November - Order Music for Students
December - Rehearsal Materials Avail.
December 9- Acceptance Deadline
February 2, 3, 4 - All-State Festival
**Thursday, Friday, Saturday**
February 4 - All State Choir Concert
2016-2017 Important Dates for All State Jazz Choir
Audition Submission Deadline: Oct. 8
Notification for Callbacks: Oct. 12
Callbacks at Smoky Hill HS: Nov. 12
Notification of Acceptance: Nov. 14
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Julia Gillard's ruling Labor Party has won 62 seats in the House of Representatives. Tony Abbott's Liberal-National coalition has won 57 seats, the Australian Electoral Commission said on its website. The party with the majority of the 150 seats forms government. Some 66 percent of the total vote has been counted as of 9:46 p.m. Sydney time.
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The Altoona Lions girls basketball team won Saturday's neutral non-conference game against North Hills by a score of 54-52.
(December 11, 2010: Altoona, PA 16602) The Altoona Lions basketball team scored 54 points and held the visiting North Hills Indians to 52 in the Lions non-league triumph on Saturday.
The Lions now sport a 2-0 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Punxsutawney for a non-league contest on Monday, December 13. Altoona will meet a Chucks team coming off a 42-27 non-league loss to Central (Martinsburg, PA). The Chucks record now stands at 0-2.
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FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Stars activated center Mike Ribeiro from injured reserve, but the team won't have winger Steve Ott or defenseman Mark Fistric during a crucial three-game road trip, which starts in Chicago on Tuesday.
Ott had an emergency appendectomy early Monday morning and will not return until after the two-week Olympic break. Ott felt pain, called the trainers at 4 a.m. and it was determined that he needed surgery.
"It's unfortunate for Steve, first and foremost, and also for the club," Stars coach Marc Crawford said. "He's been playing really well and does so much for us."
Ott, the club's chief agitator, has 23 points (11 of them goals) in 52 games.
Fistric's knee injury, which he termed nagging, hasn't improved and he'll undergo arthroscopic surgery this week. Crawford said he was confident Fistric, who has averaged more than 14 minutes of ice time and has eight points, would be ready to go after the break.
The Stars do get some good news on the injury front as Ribeiro was activated off injured reserve and is expected to play Tuesday. Ribeiro hasn't played since Jan. 6, when he was hit in a throat by a stick. But he has practiced more than a week and wants to get some games in before the league takes its two-week hiatus.
"I need to play to know where I'm at and see how I am physically," Ribeiro said. "I'm sure I'm not going to play 20 minutes. It's a hard team and a hard building to play in coming back after not playing for this long. It won't be easy. I need to play simple hockey and get back into and keep my shifts short."
Crawford said Jere Lehtinen would likely take Ott's place on a line with Brenden Morrow and Jamie Benn. It also means more playing time for Krys Barch, Fabian Brunnstrom and Toby Petersen. On defense, Crawford was pleased with Jeff Woywitka's play in Saturday's 4-0 win over Minnesota. He will likely stay paired with Trevor Daley during Fistric's absence. Francis Wathier and Ray Sawada were called up the last few days from the AHL to give the club some more depth.
Richard Durrett covers the Stars for ESPN Dallas. You can follow him on Twitter or leave a question for his weekly mailbag.


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March 12, 2014 by Larry Nixon
To be a successful fisherman, you've got to be casting a lot, using different types of fishing tackle and taking some pounding boat rides. Over time, you're going to develop aches and pains from arthritis and other ailments that don't go away.
I've had a lot of problems with my joints through the years, especially in cold, wet weather, and I've tried just about everything there is to relieve the pain and stiffness. Some things work better than others, but I haven't found anything that works completely. And because of that, it's made me do some things differently.
For instance, I use spinning tackle a lot more than I use to and I do more pitching and flipping when it makes sense. If you can't throw a big deep-diving crankbait all day, find alternate ways to catch fish on jigs or soft plastics that don't require as much wear and tear on your joints.
Wearing clothes and shoes that support joints and feet properly helps too. Do what you have to do to perform and still catch fish. You don't have to stop fishing; just take it easy any way you can so you can still be effective.
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This stock has been watched by many for the past year. They are buying because the pdufa is coming, Scott's article just said time to start the buying.
silver, I am not sure about that. Scott has an enormous following. I agree, with the catalyst coming up, volume and sp was increasing. It seemed to me last couple of weeks maybe one big seller was keeping sp down. Bottom line, thousands of newbies here today solely due to scotts article. That is just a fact. Look at that volume! All I know is I am glad I found Julian and Scott, and am glad they are working together for ibio.
working on the same goal. I don't know Julian, but from what I have seen, he seems to work very hard with his position here, and I greatly respect that. I would point out before I wrote any article on this one, the pps has been in an upswing for some time. All I have done is bring this company attention to others who would have no else have noticed it at this current price, but would notice it higher. I think IbIO is a heck of an opportunity for those willing to hold for a long term reward. its just many people cant or will not do that for various reasons. u can bet many now will. people like Julian have been here awhile, and deserves recognition for getting into the deeper DD. I would encourage Julian if he so wishes to, to write something for SA and other sites and make his case or iBio as well. GL all!
Julian, Please forgive me, I worded that wrong about you and scott. I did not mean yall are working actually together, what I mean is that I am glad that you are here and guiding longs with your knowledge of IBIO and what it does. I am glad scott is here, you must admit his article today was well written.In my view, the more heavy hitters on your team, the better. Give scott a chance, you will find him to be above board on his work. From what I have found out, what plx and ibio are doing is cutting edge and could cause major changes in the way some medical problems are treated. I know that is enough for me to stay long on ibio. thought about buying some plx, but then thought better of it, since the sp is already over $6. Could you plwase give me your opinion on this question: If plz gets approval on May 1, and ibio is $2 on that date, what happens then to sp? Also what happens if plx is turned down? I would appreciate your thoughts. Again, sorry for the mis wording on that post about you and scott.
i am not working with scott. you and your conspiring cohort were here pumping this company and admitted you do not know who bob erwin is. This is foretelling. i am just waiting for your signoff about how great scott is, look at the vol and runup! and that you hope everyone made their money, etc before nobody ever hears from you again.
Its always good to protect some profits, but I was here pre scott. I am still green, by 15 cents. I am in this for the May 1st news. THEN maybe in it for the long haul. Great time to load up on some more.


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I find the phrase 韬光养晦 in a context,and I look up it in the dictionary,it means hidden talents, do not make the leakage.But I still don't know the meaning of 晦.
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晦 means some place which is dark.
韬光养晦 means hide one's talent and keep a low profile
晦's original meaning is dark moonless night, here it figuratively means the lack of accomplishment or culture. And other words' meanings are:
韬 : restrain, hide
So 韬光养晦 means to hide talent and keep improving, to achieve balanced development.
The literal meaning of '晦' is the dark night, without the moonlight, as @songyuanyao said. and in this idiom, '晦' means one's shortcoming, weakness, opposite to strong and advantage.
So you can comprehend this idiom in this way: In order to survive, one needs to hide his talent and pretend to be weak, so that he can get enough time to be strong and defeat his opponent.
韬 is hide 光 is light or something shining here it means your brilliant ideas, 晦 is implicit or something bad and weak 养 is improve or change 韬光养晦 means no showing your power, just improve yourself


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Arts The Spirit of Cities
Most of Julee Holcombe digital photographic compositions are bad (what she does to Vermeer is an excellent example of what Hume called, in his analysis of aesthetics, "bad taste"), and so the greatness of her revision of Bruegel's 1563 painting "The Tower of Babel" is entirely accidental.
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Bruegel's art is mad and beautiful, and few paintings capture the madness and beauty of the human will better than a "The Tower Babel." In the world there are only two types of great cities: Athens and Babylon. New York City is Babylon; Seattle is Athens—though a part of Seattle wants to become Babylon, which will never happen, and besides, being Athens is not at all a bad thing (Jerry Garcia's Denny Park proposal has this as its most powerful meaning—to finalize Seattle's spiritual continuation of Athens by giving us the Acropolis).
Holcombe's digital revision (or revisit) is successful because it brings to the present the forces at work in the past, in the image by Bruegel. The spirit of Babylon, a spirit that will be around for as long as humans are around, is this congestion of towers and people. "Too much/too many people/too much."


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Without benefit or advantage; pointless: a long and profitless public row
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Color meets texture in this bag. The combination of wool and cotton done in seed stitch is eye-catching.The model bag is done in neutrals, but different colors would change the look entirely. Choose your favorite color combination.
The bag is felted, but it will not shrink as much as an all wool bag would in the felting process. The resulting fabric is extremely sturdy and suitable for a bag. NOTE: Do not use super wash wool for felting.
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NOT luxurious but still, I recommend it highly. We could have used a shuttle back to the hotel with a 3-year old in tow but the walk is only 7 minutes (not sure why everyone told us that exact timing. With little kids let's just say it varies) and one crosswalk between the Disney entrance and the hotel. Best part, really quiet place. Worst part, small rooms and the maid didn't vacuum well but the quiet made up for everything. Really friendly staff too. Small swimming pool with hot tub. A kind of pizza hut / tiny video arcade on the third floor. Very small bathrooms. Would be tough for a family of 4 traveling together but the fun is Disneyland a short walk away. Get a room on an upper floor for best sleep. We had partial view of fireworks from the walkway outside our 6th floor room.
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Ginny sighed wistfully as she watched the Weasley and Potter children zoom about the makeshift Quidditch pitch from the window of her old bedroom at the Burrow. She wanted very much to go out and join them, but knew she needed a few minutes to cool down from her latest argument with her mother. Unfortunately, the only place she could grab some privacy at the Burrow was her old bedroom.
As much as she loved coming back to her childhood home to visit with her family, there was always something disconcerting about being in her old room. She had grown up long ago — far faster than her mother would have wanted, thanks to Tom Riddle — but everything in the room still reminded her of the girl she used to be. It was easy to see that at least part of her mother still wished that her little girl was still here, the one who always did as her mother asked — or at least appeared to do as her mother asked.
She and her mother never really rowed when she was younger. When she took the time to think about it, Ginny was surprised that their innately assertive natures did not clash more often. But she had realized early on that it was useless to take her mother on directly; it was much more effective to recruit her father to her side and use more subtle means of presenting an opposing viewpoint. When she was especially devious, she could even swing her mother to her side and make her think it was her own idea. Ginny would never know if her father was ever aware of her intricate machinations, but the current fact of the matter was that these days he was content to stand aside and let the two women settle their differences without any intervention on his part.
There was no question that Ginny liked the person she had grown up to be, and although she recognized that she owed a lot of that satisfaction to her parents, there were still some aspects of her childhood that she did not enjoy. Therefore, when Ginny and her mother did row, the center of each argument was the same topic: Lily. It was the occasional improvement that Ginny tried to implement in her daughter's life that often led to disagreements with her mother. Deep down, she knew that no matter how hard she tried, her daughter's childhood was not going to be perfect, but that was not going to stop her from trying her best to give her what she had once lacked.
As she cast a quick searching glance over the field where the children were playing, Ginny quickly realized that her daughter was not among them. Despite her size, Lily was normally right in the thick of things and Ginny was proud of how she had learned to assert herself at an early age. It was almost unthinkable that Lily would voluntarily miss out on flying with her family. Confused, Ginny turned from the window and began to make her way outside.
As Ginny bounded down the stairs to begin the search for her daughter, she was surprised to find her quarry sitting quietly in front of the fireplace, staring into the flames.
Obviously startled, the little girl spun her head to face the unexpected voice and said in a soft voice, "Oh... Hi, Mum."
"What are you doing in here? I thought you were out flying with everyone else."
The little girl shrugged her shoulders but did not say a word.
"Lil'?" Ginny said in confusion, hoping for some hint of what was wrong. But her daughter remained silent and simply turned back to the fire and drew her knees up to her chin, wrapping her arms around her shins.
Ginny became very concerned. She was not used to seeing her little girl so withdrawn. Whatever had caused her to suppress her normally vivacious personality had to be something important.
"Was it something the boys did?"
At least this got the younger redhead to shake her head emphatically in the negative.
"I'm sorry if I'm prying, luv, but normally you'd be out with the others enjoying yourself in this wonderful weather. It's just not like you to be sulking by yourself. And it's definitely not like you to be so quiet."
"I've just been... thinking," said Lily, her voice still barely above a whisper.
Ginny frowned. "Is it a boy?"
Lily's eyes grew wide in shock. "Mum, I'm only eight!"
"Eight and half," Ginny corrected. "Just checking..." she continued, pleased that she was able to break the ice with such an obvious ploy.
Lily rolled her eyes. "Honestly, Mum... you know it's not that. I mean — how old were you when you fell in love with Dad?"
"I meant when you knew it was for real."
Ginny smirked. "Fifteen."
"See what I mean! You know it's not about a boy, so why tease me?"
Ginny merely arched an eyebrow and emphasized her smirk.
"All right... all right... I'm talking now... happy?"
"Yes. Quite. Now then… why are you doing your best impression of your father when he's thinking about his old life?"
"What do you mean?"
"You know exactly what I mean because you've had to drag him out of his fog just as often as I have."
Lily sighed in resignation. "All right... it's just... a little hard to say — you won't get angry, will you?"
"Of course not, luv. I just want to help."
Lily took a deep breath to gather herself and said, "Mum, why do you treat me just the same as James and Al?"
"Well, you're one of my children, aren't you? I love you all just the same, so why shouldn't I treat you all the same? Don't you want to be treated the same as them?"
Lily responded with another question. "So, you don't wish I was a boy?"
Ginny's jaw dropped in shock. "Oh, Merlin, of course not! Have I ever said or done anything to make you think that?"
"Well, not exactly..."
Ginny's face fell. Although she could not, for the life of her, remember saying anything of the sort, the mere idea that she may have unintentionally led her daughter to believe something so cruel was devastating. She took a few seconds to collect herself before finding her voice. "Lily, please... what did I say to make you think that?"
Lily suddenly found the floor to be very interesting. She mumbled something that sounded like the word "nothing," but Ginny could not be sure. She knelt down so she could be eye to eye with her daughter and asked again, "Please, luv, if there's something wrong, I'd like to fix it. Now what did I say that was so awful?"
"It wasn't something you said, exactly... it's just... I heard you and Gran arguing earlier today."
It was Ginny's turn to sigh. "Oh... that."
It was ironic that Lily had hit upon exactly what Ginny had been pondering only a few minutes before — or perhaps it was fitting.
"I like the idea that you want to treat us all fairly, but... but I'm — I'm not really like them, Mum."
"Have I really been that bad, Lil'?"
"To be honest, I never really noticed it before this summer. It wasn't until I heard you and Gran talking about it one time at home — and then again earlier today — that I really began to think about it."
Ginny nodded her head and exhaled in frustration. It appeared that her intentions to keep her little girl from feeling excluded from her siblings had backfired horribly.
"I've never really talked about my childhood in great detail with you, have I?"
"I dunno, Mum, you've told me lots... how you used to break into the broom shed... the bedtime stories Granddad used to tell you... degnoming the garden..."
"Yes, but I've never really talked about how I felt about being the youngest, and about being the only girl."
Lily tilted her head as she tried to recall everything her mother had ever told her. "No, I guess not."
"Well, there was a lot about it I didn't like."
"Really? I would have thought it was aces. You probably got everything you wanted... You got to learn all sorts of stuff from Gran that no one else knew... and you always got your own room."
Ginny chuckled as she shook her head. "It wasn't that simple. Sure, I got spoiled a little just for being the youngest, but because I was the only girl... Well, I didn't have a choice about learning how to run a household. I was always the one to help your Gran make dinner. I learned how to clean and put away the dishes younger than any of my brothers. And I had to break into the broom shed not only because I was too young, but because I was a girl."
"Well, when you put it that way..."
"You see, Lil,' it wasn't so much that I had to do things differently as much as it was that my mum just assumed I wanted to be just like her."
"But that's just it, Mum. You've kind of done the same with me. Don't get me wrong, I love flying and all of the other stuff you've taught us... but there are some other things I'd like to learn too."
Ginny gave her daughter a wan smile. "I can see that now. I just wanted you to know why I've done what I've done. Are you angry with me?"
Lily's eyes grew wide again. "What? Of course not... I just... I didn't know how to tell you what I wanted."
"I don't want you to ever hide who you really are — not from anyone, especially me. If I had done that when I was younger, your father and I may never have got together."
"So you like me the way I am?"
Ginny smiled — really smiled — for the first time that day. "Believe me, I wouldn't change a thing."
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The most amazing person in the world. she knows how to make anyone laugh and is so damn amazing that its sad that anyone would ever exist without her. loves her weird gay boyfriend. dances like a drunk slut whore at dances (my drunk slut whore buddy) loves gay men and is secretly a unicorn. needs nutella to survive. um nutella with carrots.. kinda gross. anyways loves gleee and has a very nice room with an even nicer poster .. i love that poster. <3
Wow she makes my world turn, she must be an Iriana
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Former school employee wins $100K settlementBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | May 06,2013Sharon Stearns is getting $100,000 and an apology in the settlement of her lawsuit against the Addison Central Supervisory Union.
Stearns, who lives in Brandon and was business manager at the district for nine years, had sued her former employer in Rutland civil court for breach of contract, retaliation and bad faith conduct. The district includes Bridport, Cornwall, Ripton, Salisbury, Shoreham, Weybridge and Middlebury.
According to a release put out by her attorneys, Stearns was placed on administrative leave after questioning the practices of then-superintendent Lee Sease.
The apology was highly important to her, attorney Norman Watts said Thursday. They ran her through a nightmarish mill before she left.
Stearns went to the union school board in late 2010, according to the settlement, with concerns about Sease not mailing annual reports according to the law and not properly paying overtime to hourly staff. Sease placed Stearns on administrative leave, according to her lawyers.
A letter written as part of the settlement and signed by Superintendent Gail Conley says the board chose not to renew Seases contract and invited Stearns to return to work, but Stearns resigned her position.
On behalf of the board of ACSU, I can relate that there are substantial regrets about the previous Superintendents leadership void in our ACSU central office during Sharons tenure, Conley wrote. This leadership void created a negative impact on the central office personnel including Sharon.
Watts said Stearns has recently completed a masters degree in public accounting and is about to start a new career as a CPA.
Watts said the settlement was reached after a mediation session that ran until 10:30 p.m. and the letter from Conley was a key part of the agreement.
That side of it, vindication for her blowing the whistle on inappropriate and possibly illegal activities, thats important to her, Watts said.
Conley did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment Thursday.
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First, I want to thank Mike for the enormous amount of help he provided to me on this issue. With his help, we have figured out what was my problem with my integration.
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Oh myyyy I can't even describe how much I love this song~
how can a song sound so upbeat with lyrics so depressing?
Now this one is colourful I love those full-eyed stares Mitsuki does
This song is so awesome
They look amazing! ♥
My favorite song of their's
junji and hiyori almost kiss
Iloveloveloelovelove kiryu sooo much
the song is super and the video isn't weird at all lol
Showed this song to some friends today and they really liked it even though they aren't head-over-heels for VK!
I heard this song quite a while ago.. i slept like a baby when after ,
MY first time listening to this band, real cool music.
I loved it
love this song
Kiryu's new stuff is so great!!
love the fanservice at the end
hmm! have to look up more from these guys...
mixed feeling bout visual kei
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