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I had to sneak up on this guy (or girl?) on a pond near home. Taken with D7000/ Tamron 70-300 VC in Miami, FL.
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Thanks to those who responded.
The previous models have it,a nd it's advertized as having it, but it doesn't.
I called Panasonic Customer Service today, and they mentioned that I email (gave me the address) , and request a firmware update.
Perhaps they don't want to look bad, advertizing a feature not given.
Just about all the Panasonic camera's I've owned have this feature.
Not a big deal, but figure it's worth a try.
I have owned several variations of the TZ/ZS series, from the TZ3 onwards, and have not seen this feature in any of the cameras.
Do let me know if you do get the firmware update though!
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Team Addresses Concerns
Rumors of long-delayed shooter being hacked apart squashed.
No one's been quite sure what's been taking the game so long, and behind-closed-doors previews after E3 started rumors that publisher THQ had brought in designers to start hacking up the game into playable shape so it could finally ship. Senior PR manager Oleg Yavorsky decided to address the rumors on the company's message boards, where he denounced and clarified several statements made about the game recently.
The A-Life concept, where the game world was completely open to the player, has not been ditched. Though the idealistic concept of letting players completely loose has been lost in favor of a more focused storyline, the plot apparently works within the A-Life framework. Additionally, competing stalkers can no longer finish the game ahead of you.
The amount of vehicle usage have been toned down, sleep has been removed because finding a spot in the game world fulfilled the requirements needed to sleep proved too frustrating and eating and drinking are still part of gameplay. Each of these details are explained more thoroughly by Yavorsky in his forum post, if you're interested.
At least, the team's apologetic for the extended development. "On S.T.A.L.K.E.R. we made every possible mistake one could make. Every possible fault to do was done," says Yavorsky. "This is why we are not fuming to see indignant threads on forums -- we're to blame after all. Once the project is done we could release a book 'The ways you don't want to make your games.'"
Let's see the Duke Nukem Forever team own up to their delays like that.
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Who cares?Posted: Jul 24, 2006 12:00AM PST by rrl31
I agree with the feedback above. come on there are so many good games out there I realy don't have time to care about STALKER. It's not like I am sitting infront of my computer with nothing to play. If this game come out tomorrow fine, if it takes another 5 years, so what?
ForeverPosted: Jun 13, 2006 12:00AM PST by maTrixmasTerLE
I've heard of this for quite a while, I almost forgot about it. I'm pretty sure it isn't a case of vaporware...
I wishPosted: Jun 13, 2006 12:00AM PST by Braynbasher
I Wish the game would come out on Single and Multiplayer on Xbox 360
coolPosted: Jun 13, 2006 12:00AM PST by monkey9000
yeah cool im glad to see stalker might finally come out
DNFPosted: Jun 13, 2006 12:00AM PST by Finncognito
Actually, George Broussard has apologised and said pretty much the same thing as the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. devs: they made a lot of wrong decisions that ultimately lead to the development restart in 2003.
Too ambitious?Posted: Jun 13, 2006 12:00AM PST by Coyotegrey
Were they realistic during the planning process? It seems as though a group of fans got together to make THE ULTIMATE GAME and then slowly over time realized that it really wasn't possible. Which brings me to ask the question, are some games too ambitious?
Does anyone care?Posted: Jun 13, 2006 12:00AM PST by portable_mind
This game was smoke blown up a gamers ass from day one. Maybe one day we can have a free roaming world like this but not anytime soon.


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At Lake Sis I feel like a kid camping with family during the summer of 1951. It's not that the resort is run down, it isn't. I wasn't even alive in 1951. It just "makes me nostalgic for a time that never was," (said my wise friend Roseanne once, about Tom Waits ballads).
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Shady, serene little hiking paths connect the campsites and shower houses. Ride your bike to the general store for an ice cream. Have a beer on the deck at the Grille. Rent a canoe or pedal boat and splash around the lake. Fish for bass, trout and catfish off the dock or a motorboat—available at the tackle shop, where picnic tables and adirondack chairs are set up outside to organize your fishing stuff and have a cold one (or cup of morning joe). Take a 7-mile hike around the lake and enjoy a dramatic view of Mount Shasta rising high above the trees.
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Tip: if the lakefront spaces are taken—and no one else needs it—ask for site #E29, a big concrete slab, perfectly level and wide, in nice loop in the park.
Wisteria is hard to describe. The website explains it as a "special place…an event site, campground, nature preserve, and residential community nestled in the Appalachian foothills of southern Ohio." What's special is not necessarily all those aspects of the property that covers nearly a square mile, but the people who congregate there.
I visited three of my favorite folks in the world—Summer, Eric, and Michael—at Wisteria during a recent work weekend. One afternoon Bill, a member of Wisteria's Board, endured my questions as we sat in the campground under the shade of joined Airstream awnings. What, now, is this place? What usually goes on here?
He had answers—but first, a little background. Twenty years ago the original land owners came upon an opportunity to obtain a reclaimed strip mine that they soon named Wisteria (a word that was given to one of the founders during a vision). Shares were sold and a community was formed to manage, enjoy, steward, and monetize the property. A camping and festival area was developed, and alternative groups began to arrive and expand their minds at the Pagan Spirit Gathering, the clothing-optional Starwood Festival and its consciousness exploration workshops, the Paradise music and visionary art festival, X-Day (sponsored by the Church of the SubGenius), and other New Age eco-spirituality convocations. You get the picture.
In addition to renting the grounds to festival operators (and hosting their own gatherings Summer Solstice and Autumn Fires), there's also a designated nature preserve—220 acres of undeveloped greenery and wetness where turtles, frogs, salamanders, wild turkeys, coyotes, foxes, buzzards and a bobcat live. "It's beautiful," said Bill. "We mostly leave it alone; we don't want a lot of people there. It's not that we avoid it, but we always try to have a sense of reverence about the land."
The third piece of the Wisteria puzzle is the residential component; homes may be built and occupied onsite if the owner's lot proposal is accepted by the shareholders.
"We have a sense of vision," said Bill. "For every one of us it's a little different, but collectively I'd say it's about a sustainable community. You can have a life that's a little more integrated with the world around you. A little more lower-impact. A little bit better about interacting with community. For us, having people come in and experience the campground and festivals is part of sharing that vision and connection."
Bill said he "fell in love with this place" after attending Starwood, and became an active member in the Wisteria democracy. "I think people make better decisions when they work as a team," he said. "Any organization that's larger than one individual has the opportunity to grow past the shortcomings of individuals."
Bill, the other Board members, and a merry band of volunteers work hard to groom and grow Wisteria. They paint and build, dig drainage and post holes, balance the budget, coordinate event staff, plan the landscaping, oversee the commercial grade equipment and outside professionals required for said landscape, add whimsical touches, and erect and maintain structures and gathering spaces. A shipshape, campground-style shower house is a recent upgrade. Work on the internet tower and cabling is completed, and high-speed wireless is now available.
"Wisteria is a beautiful place in nature where you can come home and be yourself and connect authentically with the land and the people around you," Bill explained. Emphasis on private place. A very private place to engage in what you will, unseen from the remote road that leads to it. "If an event promoter or anyone is looking to host their own gathering, we offer a defined space where they can do their thing, whatever their thing is, as long as they aren't breaking any laws," he said. "Be happy, explore your vision. If their vision is to hang out and play volleyball, that's great. If they want an intense music festival or a pagan eco-spiritual experience, that's great too."
He replied with a sigh when I asked if he thought there might be something spiritually special inherent in the land itself. "I think the land is sacred, but I think all land is sacred," he finally said. "I also think work is sacred, and the effort you put into something to try to make it amazing. Years and years, and blood, sweat and tears have been spent to reclaim this place. That's what makes it sacred."
"Ownership contributes to the sacredness of a place," he continued. "People stepping up to the plate and saying 'I will do this, and I will do a good job.' People might come into a community—I count myself one of those people—maybe spiritually deaf-mute. Stuck in their own way. I was very self absorbed before I came. Here you get a lot of direct feedback; if you're messing up, someone will tell you. I think that sort of authenticity promotes growth, as giving to something larger than yourself does. People come here for the amazing festival experience, and have a great time, and party and dance and drum—and then realize there's so much more."
Event planners, Wisteria might be the venue you're looking for. Staff your own gathering or hire Wisteria volunteers to run the services, performance stage(s), commercial kitchen, and Caffeina's coffee house in the common pavilion. "It's negotiable, depending on what you need," said Bill. "It's always custom fitted."
Wisteria might be a nice place for a destination wedding, or a big family or college reunion. Write to email@example.com. I hear the fall colors are lovely. And toilets that flush are on their way soon.
Full disclosure: I couldn't care less about Elvis Presley. But as a dutiful American tourist, I went to Memphis to pay my respects to the King.
Staying at the Graceland RV Park in the shadow of Heartbreak Hotel (down at the end of Lonely Street, where it belongs) is convenient by design, and everyone seems to be having fun. Graceland is a happy place—like Pisa in Italy, clogged with souvenirs—where everything is all Elvis all the time.
You never have to (read: aren't especially encouraged to) leave their custody; a shuttle bus takes you to Sun Studios, and pink limos ferry you to dinner at sanctioned Marlowe's rib joint. Graceland has a professional, Disney vibe.
Lots of distractions keep you occupied before your turn to board the shuttle to tour the mansion, and all offer ample opportunities to exit through the gift shops. In the archives room, Elvis' personal things (his Brut cologne, his binoculars, his sunglasses) are displayed like holy relics. His shirts are called "textiles". One of the goals of the Archives Department is to "document the life of Elvis Presley through the use of oral histories." Elvis was a prominent performer and a charismatic guy, but get a grip. His significance seems to grow with each passing year. This leads me to my pet theory: what if <insert name of important historic religious leader that will most offend you here> was just the Elvis of his time?
When you finally see the house, be prepared. It's not Hearst Castle. The Graceland mansion is a big, normal home that belonged to a big, normal celebrity, purchased when Elvis was just a superstar kid, aged 22. He moved his beloved parents in with him, and later his young family and boisterous entourage. Much of the 70s decor is a little over-the-top, but I'd still love to live there. I'm considering adding a jungle room to our house in Bend.
I've never taken an iPad tour before, and it's slick. (My "host" was John Stamos.) The swipe technology with imbedded popup bonus media is not for everyone, though. "This stinks," griped an old man, exactly the way my father would have.
You won't see the private rooms upstairs, but Elvis memorabilia and costumes and gold records that illustrate his life history are on display to extend the tour. The deification intensifies after a sanitized account of his gnarly early death (in a bathroom just above the racketball court), and builds as you process to his grave and meditation garden. There's an ETERNAL FLAME. I confess to choking up a little near the conclusion of the recorded tour, when Elvis says "good night—you've been a great audience."
I have two takeaway revelations.
1. Elvis was a generous humanitarian—one of his benefit concerts raised the money for the USS Arizona memorial—and he also gave in a million humble ways that didn't show. He supported families and paid people's debts. Anyone with a hard luck story that came to Elvis with their hand out walked away with a check. (Hmm. "WWED"?)
2. Most astonishing to me: Elvis music is broadcast continuously throughout the compound, and I never, not once in three days, heard the same song twice. Now that's a body of work.
Texas is a great place. I say that because Texans have talked me into it. Who else has so much state pride? During my incarnation as a pet industry marketer, I worked with several Texas veterinarians. Each was a riot to work with (a Texan can show you good time), each either wore or decorated with the Lone Star flag, and from Kileen to DFW to Galveston, each would gesture expansively to the abandoned lot that is the Texas landscape and emotionally exclaim, "now idn'dat pretty?"
I've never been to Amarillo, so I went out of my way to cruise through it on my way to Alumapalooza 7.
Cadillac Ranch—one of the first roadside sculptures in the world and the most famous attraction in Amarillo—consists simply of ten colorful automobile bodies buried hood-deep into a nondescript field. No directional signage or explanation goes with, but everyone seems to know the drill: bring a can of spray paint to the installation on I-40, and add your own graffiti. I've never been to Stonehenge but I imagine it to be a similar cultural letdown. Frame your expectations thusly. (Don't be deked by "Cadillac RV" about a half mile away.)
Staying overnight? The giant blacktop of Oasis RV Resort is just up the I-40 service road at Exit 60. (Attention expensive campgrounds that advertise free wifi as an amenity: if you don't have enough routers and signal strength to accommodate each unit, you don't have wifi. If you had a pool always filled with dirt, would you advertise the pool?)
"Hidden gem" is the most unwelcome and overused term in travel writing, but the Jack Sizemore RV Museum is just that. You'd never know it's there, sequestered behind the RV dealership, and it is fucking FANTASTIC (another overused phrase).
Much more is nearby, including the Quarter Horse Museum, the Texas Air and Space Museum, and a botanical garden.
The bulk of the Texan taxpayer dollars seem to be spent on the thousands of Historical Markers on the highway edges—seriously, like every fifty feet. I looked it up! There are more than 16,000! Someday I'll pull over and read one.
Spring t-storms were blowing across the west during the first week of my journey to Alumapalooza, and my visit to Dinosaur National Monument was short and soggy.
Dino NM is a fun and colorful Airstream destination, no matter the weather. The famed dinosaur bones are in the nice big warm dry Quarry Exhibit Hall, built around the remains of more than 500 huge dinosaurs and other large animals that perished there 149 million years ago. Go ahead, touch the bones!
On the drive to and from the park, enjoy the neighboring towns of Dinosaur, Vernal, and others that get into the act with silly statuary and dino-signage and their own little attractions. (Did you know the Stegosaurus is the Colorado state fossil?)
After speaking to a very helpful ranger in the visitor's center, I chose not to camp at Green River (the highly rated campground in the park) but opted instead to keep forging ahead toward my next destination in Colorado. After conferring with the ranger and her map, I was now more than a little afraid of the combination of factors awaiting me on the only practical route to Palmer Lake: up and over the Rockies on 70 West in the rain and possibly snow, on a highway that includes obstacles like Vail Pass (elevation 10,666) and the long, steep, brake-burning slog into Denver after the summit. Plus, I don't love how I'm rigged; the trailer, tow vehicle (and driver) are heavier than usual; and my lame V6 4-Runner labors on uphill slopes.
I contacted Roger—a Airstreaming mentor and the friend I was on my way to see—and he had some wise advice that soothed my anxiety. Somewhat. Tonight, I'm staying at River Camp RV Park in Meeker (nice! friendly! wifi! right by a rushing river! only $15!) and tackle the 70 tomorrow after dumping my fresh water tank to lighten my load. As Eleanor Roosevelt said, "you must do the the thing you think you cannot do."
You gotta love huckster-slash-enthusiast Robert W. Limbert. Originally a taxidermist from Boise, Limbert saw great potential (and fame and fortune for himself) when he first explored desolate Craters of the Moon in Idaho. A daring outdoorsman, he camped and trekked many times across the lava during the 1920's, photographing the landscape and personally naming many of the prominent features like Big Cinder and Echo Crater.
A rabid nut for 'Craters, Limbert touted the area in his many sensational articles—some written for National Geographic—and went so far as to send a scrapbook about his exploration there to Calvin Coolidge. Impressed, the President signed a proclamation creating Craters of the Moon National Monument.
Despite Limbert's reports, the barren park patently does not look like the surface of the moon, unless the moon is covered with sharp black lava, which I doubt. (I haven't Airstreamed there yet.) Nothing grows except lichen and there's nothing to do. Conditions are often miserable (the ranger informed me that it's known as the windiest National Monument in the entire NPS system). 'Craters is shadeless and hot. So what's the attraction?
Give it a minute and you'll see the austere and invigorating beauty. Walk the many serene trails and learn about boring geology. Take a leisurely drive through the landscape, hike up a peak, and overlook more lava. Breathe. For those without claustro- or chiroptophobia, there are bat caves.
Nobody sane is camping there, so you'll likely have the whole place to yourself unless an enclave of geologists or teenagers on an Outward Bound survival exercise roll in.
To my surprise and horror there is no Harvest Hosts vineyard in Pocatello, Idaho. And the Pocatello KOA was completely booked due to a regional softball championship. And this was the ACTUAL review I read about the only other RV park I could find: "2 violent sex offenders live here…a hooker passed out in front of my RV." Okay, OKAY, Pocatello. I get it. See you never.
I circled back to Twin Falls where there's probably a perfectly lovely state park but I made a beeline for the KOA, just as I occasionally default to McDonald's for the Number 11 Value Meal. It's the rule of brand promise: even if a product is known to be mediocre, sometimes you just wanna know what you're gonna get. In the case of KOA, that means free wifi and a big bathroom with abundant counter space to spread out all my girly impedimenta.
As per usual, the campsite was a tad ratty, with the standard grungy electrical hookup box full of spiders.
Rich Luhr—my esteemed employer and one whom I'd like to call friend—has made it abundantly clear to his book and article readers that all Airstreamers need to be aware of the quality of the power coming into their trailer. So I plugged in the digital voltage monitor I got from the Airstream Life Store. It's easy to use—there's a product review about it in the latest issue of Outside Interests—and it comes with a short, handydandy how-to leaflet on campground power for Airstream owners.
Hmmm…the readout went from 120 to 119 (and 117 about thirty minutes later). I don't know what that tells me, but I know how to find out—any Airstreamer can write to "Ask Outside Interests", pose a problem, and find an expert solution in an upcoming issue. Just drop a note to email@example.com. (Yes, that's my email address, but rest assured, I don't answer any tech questions!)
Native Idahoans, feel free to disagree. Like a lot of the Lower 48, Idaho is a place that one begrudgingly passes through on the way to someplace else. With a few exceptions, the state is generally featureless. Pockets of scary fundamentalist extremism lurk in the shadows. Much of the local signage is misspelled. But thanks to the Harvest Hosts program, I'm warming up to Idaho.
Because of the long hot days and cool nights—conditions that developing grapes just love—there's a nice little wine region northwest of Boise by the Snake River.
I drydocked overnight in Caldwell at stunning Bitner Vineyards, a family operation run by Ron and Mary. Daughter Amy—who helped plant the Chardonnay there when she was five—pours the tasting flights.
RVers are instructed to have as little impact as possible on their Harvest Host's property (and since camping is free, buying a bottle or six is strongly encouraged). But the friendly Bitners allowed me to make myself at home. I hung out on the deck of the tasting room all evening after closing, to drink and think and admire the soothing linear patterns of the vine trellises and soak up the sunset over the Owyhee Mountains.
Don't visit Carmela Vineyard in Glenns Ferry for the wine (read between the lines here), but it's a fun place to overnight in Idaho between Point A and Point B, and it would be perfect destination for a ladies trailering weekend. Near Three Island Crossing State Park, Carmela—now rebranded as Crossings Winery—has a small campground located on a little nine hole golf course. Inside, there's a tasting bar, microscopic pro shop, and a homey restaurant. As usual, I had chicken fried steak.
Idaho bonus tip: Heading East on I84? You need a quick monotony break, so take easy exit 173 to Twin Falls, pull over at the big visitor center, and go look over the edge of the parking lot into massive Snake River Canyon. Refreshing! Have another hour to kill? If you're traveling during late spring, drive over and griswold Shoshone Falls, the "Niagara of the West". That's a bit of a stretch, but well worth the three dollars.
I hear Craters of the Moon is also a thing. Stay tuned.
The longer I live in Bend, the more surprised I am to discover that Central Oregon is a continuing hotbed of RV notables: EarthCruiser, Host truck campers, Zamp Solar, reality TV darlings Justin and Anna at Flyte Camp, and now, built right around the corner, the new Nest Caravan: the only molded fiberglass trailer manufactured west of the Mississippi.
Robert Johans, President of Nest, let me peek behind his fence and inside one of the innovative trailers, rolled out just eight months ago.
A "long time camper," designer and builder Johans (who also owns a '65 Globetrotter Airstream) moved from Los Angeles to Bend about a decade ago and became renowned for restoring vintage fiberglass trailers: Bolers, Scamps, Casitas, Trilliums, Trail Mites, Love Bugs, and U-Hauls. "People were bringing them from all over the place, and spending a lot of money to have these old trailers restored," he said. "And they were never made very well to begin with."
"I thought, if you're going to spend that kind of money for an old one, why not design a brand new one? One that's built right, with a lot of integrity."
Johans envisioned his high-quality, tricked-out Nest to fill the market gap between "the cheap trailers" priced in the teens and low twenties and the entry-level Airstream. "It's a good fit for those who aren't ready to step up to the big bucks for an Airstream," he said. "And the aesthetics kind of have a familiarity." Agreed! What is it about the Nest that smells a little 'streamy? (Here's a clue: the exterior was styled by Bryan Thompson, designer of the BaseCamp.)
Intended to appeal to adventurous empty nesters ("Dwell Magazine boomers") and well-off young technomads, the solar powered trailer features marine and aviation components (as opposed to "the standard RV plastic stuff")—like a heavy duty boat jack, mod exterior docking light, and quality hoses. "It's muscular, but tasteful," said Johans. Inside, there's a simple wet bath with a shower wand and portapotty, cork and/or Flor carpet tiles on the floor, sexy lighting, teeny galley fixtures, a work/dining counter, and an enormous, always-deployed bed. (Okay, it's just a queen mattress, but in a 16-foot trailer? That's enormous.) "We found the number one thing people want in a compact trailer this size is a queen size bed," said Johans. "It dictates all the geometry inside." Hence the skinny rear entry door (with a removable step bumper allowing for a swingaway bike rack).
The whole package exudes a minimalist, Eurostyle, vaguely mid-century vibe—with no lame supergraphics on the outside, either. "Design is everything," said Johans. "Design, innovation and quality."
The Nest has three main molded fiberglass components: a top shell that fits above a bottom shell, and a rear cap. Propane tanks and storage are hidden beneath the integrated nose cone. To say Mr. Johans is not a fan of our prominently featured, front-exposed propane tanks is an understatement. "The trailer industry sucks when it comes to aesthetics," said Johans, a former graphic artist. "It's very, very poor. Designers do not do these things for some reason. Why not design one properly?"
"We've been living with old school design and technology for a very long time," he said. "The Europeans are way ahead of us."
The Nest is frameless, with a towing delta and a monocoque construction to carry the load. (Our late model Airstreams are semi-monocoque, with inner and outer aluminum layers on an integrated aluminum frame.) Without a steel frame, the 16'6" Nest weighs in at 2400 pounds dry and can be mated with a 6-cylinder tow vehicle, like Johan's Jeep (though he imagines it best rigged with a Porsche Cayenne).
"I had this issue about an ugly, weird-looking trailer behind your car," he said. "They should be a unit." The Nest can be painted to match your tow vehicle—or make a style statement with the creamsicle-like Tangerine treatment. (After all, "orange is the happiest color," said Frank Sinatra.)
"We're not trying to build cute," Johans said. "We're not trying to build quirky. Or retro. We're taking the industry forward with clean, contemporary, automotive styling. It looks appropriate behind your nice car."
A hit at the recent Portland RV show, Nest Caravans will go into production this winter for delivery of product in spring—just in time for the 2016 Northwest camping season.
Ralph has essentially severed all ties with the DWR. He's never backed it up, no longer even tries to, and after attempting various repairs (including The Winterizing Fail of 2013) we've mutually agreed that the sole responsibility for the Airstream has now fallen to me.
Undaunted-slash-relieved, Ralph packed all of his outdoor gear into a new Ford Transit "man van" that he now uses for camping. After a long day cycling or fly fishing, he can park it at a WalMart and happily sit up inside it on a folding chair and eat Top Ramen while listening to MLB on satellite radio. "Tranny" has no appliances that might malfunction, no bedding to wash, no propane tanks to wrestle with, no plumbing to ponder, no rivets to leak. It's perfect for him. And if something ever does go mechanically wrong with it, it's my belief that he'll simply remove all his gear inside, push it over a cliff, and buy a new panel van just like it.
He and I both know that an Airstream isn't quite that disposable, and I know less—if that's possible—about vehicle and appliance repair than he does. So I printed out the Newbie's Tool Kit—published in Issue 15 of Outside Interests (the free online newsmag for Airstreamers), took it to the local bigbox hardware store, and obediently purchased every single item.
A very helpful saleswoman (yes, woman—you go, you tool woman) led me briskly through the store and tossed the specified products into my cart as I called them out from the list. "Uh, butt splices?" I read. "Yup, aisle four," she chirped. "And here's your crimping tool. Let's go. What else?"
Total expenditure: about $280. (Later, at the drugstore, I found a little tote to put it all in on back-to-school sale.) Does that sound like a lot of money? Not to me. What price peace of mind? Not to mention autonomy.
Though I could've scraped together most all of the items from the motley assortment of tools and tape and drill sets I already have in the garage, I wanted a fresh, clean, color-coordinated kit for dedicated use in the trailer.
You'll notice that I've kept everything sealed in the original packaging from the manufacturer—and included a can opener to saw into the impenetrable plastic should the need ever arise. It is my sincerest wish to never use any of these items, but as a former Red Cross preparedness professional I know how to expect the unexpected. As a superstitious believer in unseen forces that are working on my behalf, I also know that just having this toolkit cuts my likelihood of needing it roughly in half.
Just in case, I packed the emergency gear near the top of the backpack, including a quickly-accessible first aid kit (with CPR mask) and a reflective vest and headlamp. If I'm using these tools, there's probably an emergency underway.
I'll toss the kit into the tow vehicle along with the folding chairs and everything else I take on every camping trip. Now I'm ready to tackle almost any repair project on my own—especially with my pre-ordered copy of Airstream Life's (Nearly) Complete Guide To Airstream Maintenance on its way to me. If I can't fix something myself, at least I'll have the proper tools available if I have to play my Helpless Girl card and prevail upon another RVer for help.
Next year at Alumapalooza I'm told there will be several fun, hands-on practice repair sessions where I'll actually learn what these tools are for. Maybe then I'll put that can opener to use.


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Review the findings that Leconotide with the same target as Z160 has been demonstrated in pain models to be synergistic with morphine (Pain Med. 2011 Jun ;12 (6):923-41 21539704). "Leconotide caused a significant increase in reversal by morphine of the bone cancer-induced hyperalgesia without increasing the side effect profile of either drug." "the potentiating synergistic effect with morphine on hyperalgesia without increased side effects will lead to greater analgesia with improved quality of life."
Also Leconotide was shown to be efficacious alone, but more so when it was given in combination with a potassium channel opener (flupirtine).
Ongoing clinical trials with Prialt are using a pain scale called Visual Analogue Scale Pain Intensity, VASPI, 0-100 mm (VASPI: 100 mm=worst possible pain, 0 mm=no pain) whereas both Z160 trials are using average of daily pain scores (PI-NRS). Why the difference? The difference is indications. They are testing Prialt for major severe pain associated with trauma, surgery, and cancer whereas Z160 is being evaluated specifically for lumbosacral radiculopathy and postherpetic neuralgia.
I think Z160 is going to be "indication specific". Zalicus has picked indications which suggest just that. Lumbosacral radiculopathy and postherpetic neuralgia. Can Z160 control pains associated with trauma, surgery, and cancer? In some cases maybe so, in other cases, we may be looking at a combination with morphine or flupirtine.
It is my opinion that Z160 will work great for specific indications and work great in combination for traditional opioid breakthrough pain which is generally more severe.
Either way, I think Z160 is going to be a valuable and very viable medicine with a high likelihood of meeting its endpoints in one or both phase 2 trials underway based on the performance of leconotide and the specificity and high bioavailability of Z160. STRONG BUY
Sentiment: Strong Buy
sci: There is NO WAY that ZLCS would be so dumb as to take it this far and then change the whole enchilada by adding an opioid. That would negate the entire process of takeing this to panel and force them to start over. And they don't have the resources to do that. Additionally the driving force behind Z-160 and Z-944 as well as Z-212 is that they are not opioids.
Get back to reality this argument borders on ridiculous.
Jim Long and calm
Jim, my detailed reply got nixed by Yahoo! I must have said too much.
In summary: Per Corrigan's slides, if Z160 can totally displace opioids, we have a drug (Z160) worth $30 billion in annual global sales on our hands. This would be a fairly big deal. This value exceeds the sales of the top grossing pharmaceuticals on the planet (Humira...double check this) three times (3X) over.
In my opinion, Z160 is more likely to be 'indication specific'. For some indications it will work by itself, for other indications, use in combination will be required. Remember, we are talking about average % pain reduction with success starting at around 30%. I conservatively estimate annual sales of Z160 at $3 billion, or 30% of the top selling pharmaceutical on the planet if it can solidly reduce pain by 30% for the specified indication(s).
Not too bad, but not the whole enchilada either. However, if we capture the $30 billion dollar annual market, I won't complain. This would of course mean that Z160 can achieve its endpoints for both indications with 70% (pick your favorite % reduction) pain reduction and repeat the performance in phase 3 without side effects or getting scooped by a sodium channel blocker or alternative calcium channel blocker. GLTA. Long live Big Red.
Funny how Jim is always pointed out by Daug once for being dumb to rally it down from $3.20 and once for dream up on such things...


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"The design was modern/contemporary, which was chosen to compliment the shower card. This thank you card reminds the guests again of the distinct personality and the nod to details that the mother-to-be possesses. The mother-to-be chose not to have her name printed on the card since she wanted to personalize it with her own hand. The paper had a high quality weight that you find in high-end printing supplies."
"I liked writing my Baby Shower thank you notes on these. We had an elephant theme-- even though these didn't match our theme exactly, they were suitable for me to send out as replacement for the elephants that we used at the shower. The ink that I used didn't smear at all. Because it's not a card that you open up, I was able to post one at my workplace and give one to my husband to post at his work place in our break rooms for thank you for group notes."
"Small card with soft colors—perfect. Text easy to customize and to place. Wanted an 'I Wish for You...' Card for baby shower, and this fit the bill perfectly."
"I purchased these as thank yous for my bridal shower. I really like the thickness. I wrote with a super fine Sharpie and it did not bleed through. It is small, so keep that in mind. The website does say the size, but I managed to skip that important detail. I purchased the matching address labels and I spent extra on the nicer envelopes. Excellent design and quality. Highly recommend!"
"The one problem with this item is that there isn't a cream colored envelope to match the card. White doesn't go with the cream card stock. I ended up ordering gold to try to match the name printed on the card, ok but not a perfect match."
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Today's Devotional
Love in ActionHow can you show Christ's love to someone in need with both your words and your actions?
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THE SIGN on the fence at 3rd and Market streets in Old City reads:
Maybe they should be required everywhere in Philadelphia?
A wall of the early-19th-century building that had housed the Shirt Corner store unexpectedly buckled about 1:20 p.m. yesterday, setting off a chain reaction of collapses that generated a massive dust plume, crushed the fence surrounding the demolition site and sprayed bricks onto the sidewalk across 3rd Street.
No injuries were reported, but the building collapse - at least the sixth in Philadelphia in the last month - sent pedestrians scurrying from the intersection.