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DEC advises backcountry visitors of winter conditions
RAY BROOK – The recent snowstorm provided good conditions for winter outdoor recreation in the Adirondack backcountry, the state Department of Environmental Conservation reported Tuesday. The department advises backcountry visitors to be prepared with proper clothing and equipment for snow, ice and cold to ensure a safe and enjoyable winter experience.
"Now that snows have arrived in the Adirondacks, winter recreationist can take advantage of all that the Park has to offer during the upcoming holiday vacation period," DEC Commissioner Joe Martens said. "However, recreationists must be aware that winter can also present troublesome -?even perilous -?conditions to the unprepared. Visitors exploring the backcountry should dress for cold weather and use snowshoes and skis to navigate trails."
Snow depths range from 8 to 20 inches or more. The deepest snows are in the western and southwestern Adirondacks, and the thinner depths are in the northeastern section. Snow depths are deeper in the higher elevations like the High Peaks and other mountains over 3,000 feet.
Most designated snowmobile trails are open as well. Snowmobilers should check on local trail conditions before heading out, DEC says. DEC also says skiers and snowshoers using designated snowmobiles trails should keep to the side to allow safe passage of snowmobiles. Snowmobiles should slow down when passing skiers and snowshoers.
The roadways on the Essex Chain Lakes Tract in the towns of Newcomb and Minerva in Essex County provide new cross-country skiing and snowshoeing opportunities. The town of Newcomb will plow the Goodnow Road and parking areas along the road near the access points to the Essex Chain Tract. This is the first time the public will be able to access these lands in the winter in more than 100 years.
Visitors to the eastern High Peaks are required to use snowshoes or cross-country skis for their safety and the safety of other backcountry users. The DEC strongly recommends that visitors to other parts of the Adirondacks do the same.
Snowshoes or skis ease travel on snow and prevent "post-holing," which DEC said can cause sudden falls and result in injuries. Ice crampons should be carried for use on icy mountaintops and other exposed areas. In addition, backcountry visitors should follow these safety guidelines:
-Dress properly with layers of wool and fleece (not cotton) clothing: a wool or fleece hat, gloves or mittens, wind/rain-resistant outer wear, and winter boots.
-Carry a day pack with the following contents: Ice ax, plenty of food and water, extra clothing, map and compass, first-aid kit, flashlight/headlamp, sun glasses, sun-block protection, ensolite pads, stove and extra fuel, and bivy sack or space blankets.
-Carry plenty of food and water. Eat, drink and rest often. Being tired, hungry or dehydrated makes you more susceptible to hypothermia.
-Check weather before entering the woods, if the weather is poor, postpone your trip.
-Be aware of weather conditions at all times?- if the weather worsens, head out of the woods.
-Know the terrain and your physical capabilities. It takes more time and energy to travel through snow.
-Never travel alone, and always inform someone of your intended route and return time.
-Traveling through snow takes more energy and time than hiking the same distance. Plan trips accordingly.
Ice has formed on most waters and is thickening on high-elevation ponds and lakes and small to mid-size bodies of water. DEC?advises you to check ice thickness before traveling across it. Avoid ice over running water, near inlets and outlet and near boathouses and docks -?especially those with "bubblers" or other ice prevention devices. Ice that holds snow may not hold the weight of a person.
Skiers and snowshoers are reminded that the Avalanche Pass Slide in the Eastern High Peaks is closed to public recreation of any type during the winter.
Call the DEC forest ranger emergency dispatch line at 518-891-0235 to report lost or injured people or other backcountry emergencies.


text: Applications that are a perfect fit for 12-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) systems are multiplexed circuits, handheld meters, data loggers, automotive systems, and monitoring systems. In these systems, a 12-bit ADC that produces 4096 possible digital outputs usually supplies ample information for most system designers. When accomplishing this level of digital output resolution, it is possible to use either a 12-bit SAR or 24-bit delta-sigma ADC. This article helps to determine the key specifications for ADCs, as you compare the performance of SAR and delta-sigma converter systems.The first step to identifying the correct ADC is to inspect the respective product datasheet. Once you embark on this type of activity, you will find that the number of these specifications can quickly overwhelm you; especially if you are just learning the ropes about the ADC. Lets narrow down that list to a handful of the key characteristics and specifications by setting a few priorities, keeping in mind that we are working on a system as opposed to an individual device. If you want to go deeper, reference 1 gives you a summary of most of the primary ADC specifications and characteristics.Several specifications can be critical in a particular application. However, for these systems one needs to know the following ADC characteristics:

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In short: Great route, organisation & facilitiesIn full: Fabulous run today - 2 hills are challenging but plenty of speedy downhills and flat bits. Very scenic. Excellent organisation, marshalling and quality goody bag - will be back :-) Date of review: March 16, 2014
In short: Excellent PB course & fab organization Date of review: May 3, 2013
In short: Good PB potentialIn full: Enjoyable race on outskirts of Peterborough. Rather winding route with small section along woodland footpath and several underpasses & bridges but still very quick pace possible. Well marshalled although start not clear and heard no announcements. No chip timing but soon over the line and most of my club managed PBs so smiles all round. Agree that a choccy bar or healthy bar at the end would have been welcomed. All in all a good morning and thanks to the Harriers for braving the arctic temperatures to ensure smooth running of this race. Will be back! Date of review: December 4, 2012
In short: Too many runners - Poor organization at the endIn full: Disappointed with this race although worth doing as had a cracking weekend in Leeds. Race not pancake flat & my time suffered because of it. Finish very congested and unable to get correct size of Tshirt. As we were all shuffling and huddling cold and tired wondering how to get out/get a bottle of water/where to hand chips in the announcer declared that next year there would be even more runners!! Date of review: November 18, 2012
In short: Great for first timers or club runnersIn full: Excellent small race. Would definitely do again or one/all of the others in the series. No frills - just a Bottle of water but quality medal at the end. Nice to be able to run traffic free & good marshaling. Particularly liked the Leisure centre start/finish for toilets, changing etc and keeping warm before the start. Date of review: October 21, 2012
In short: Great little race - will spread the word and be back next year Date of review: May 13, 2012
In short: Fantastic day - recommend to all - great scenic route, plenty of water stops & appreciated jelly babies at top of 2nd hill! Also PBs for several in my club including self so more than happy - will be back :-)Date of review: March 11, 2012
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text: Home Shows & Schedule The Next Iron Chef Tim Love Photos Tim Love Email Redemption Journals: Chef Tim Love Chef Tim Love was the first rival chef eliminated on Food Network's The Next Iron Chef: Redemption. Flip through his photo journal to relive the most-memorable moments from his time on the show. Thumbnails of Previous Next http://foodnetwork.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/food/fullset/2012/9/18/2/COAT_Tim-Love-02-Horz_s4x3.jpg.rend.snigalleryslide.jpeg Barbecue King Texas chef and restaurateur Tim Love brought his A-game to the Next Iron Chef competition, but it was simply not enough. 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Iron Chef Zakarian warned, "Simplicity is one of the most difficult things to achieve." http://foodnetwork.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/food/fullset/2012/10/24/1/COAT_Secret-Ingredient-Showdown-Alton-Brown-Rival-Chefs_s4x3.jpg.rend.snigalleryslide.jpeg Not Good News For Chef Love, the news that he was one of the bottom-four chefs of the challenge didn't sit well with him. "I've got some anger happening," he said. "I was very surprised to be standing there with those three other chefs." http://foodnetwork.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/food/fullset/2012/10/24/1/COAT_Secret-Ingredient-Showdown-Rival-Chefs-05_s4x3.jpg.rend.snigalleryslide.jpeg To the Showdown After pardoning Chefs Vigneron and Estes, Alton revealed that it was Chef Love and Chef Mendelsohn who would battle it out in the first Secret Ingredient Showdown of the season. Their Secret Ingredient? Pineapple, "the Death Fruit," Alton told them. http://foodnetwork.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/food/fullset/2012/10/24/2/COAT_Secret-Ingredient-Showdown-Chef-Love-03_s4x3.jpg.rend.snigalleryslide.jpeg Cook-Off Rookie While Chef Mendelsohn competed in last season's premiere Showdown, Chef Love was new to this late-game cook-off. "Chef Spike is young and he's talented, and he's also been in this position before," Chef Love said. 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Topic: extended active record associations
In my model I currently have
class Project < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :milestones
Now I need to do something funky that doesn't something like this
class Project < ActiveRecord::Base
def milestones_augment
external_milestones = (get external milestones)
milestones = self.milestones
milestones << external_milestones
return milestones
Basically I am doing something different where I have to grab some external data and add it to the initial milestones association.
The thing is, I would like to keep the parameters (:order, :conditions, etc), passed in as usual.
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Would it be a good idea to have a volunteer sign up sheet, similar to the Cave Booking system, on the BB. Obviously it would mean that anyone signing up in the cafe would have to have their name updated onto the online calender by someone, and obviously this may cause a bit of a hassle for the person doing it.
But.......The reason I think it might be a good idea is that, it's quite hard for people like myself who work 9 to 5 and live outside the centre and have lots of commitments in evenings (as I'm sure is the same for most volunteers) to just be able to go into the Cafe whenever I like and look at the volunteer sheet to sign up and therefor need to plan ahead if I wanted to volunteer. If people could see who's signed up and which days volunteers are needed a few days in advance online then people can work out whether they can make it or not and if they can they can sign up for it then and there, and arrange their other commitments around it.
maybe we could have a week long calender at the top of the BB showing which days volunteers are needed each week (or the next week coming), to highlight it.
Am I just being lazy? Is it a slightly selfish idea which would take a lot of work?...uuum probably...but if it helps people sign up to volunteer easier isn't that good for the Forest?...especially as poor Alex has to beg people constantly on the BB all the time. Plus it would make more and more people use the BB...which is good.
Anyways let me know your thoughts.
Volunteering tonight so see some of you laters.


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to measure out small quantities, get a digital scale (like the coke dealers use). That would be more accurate than trying to eyeball out an 1/8 of a teaspoon, for example.
With all due respect, this isn't manned spaceflight. It's pizza. To get that kind of scale is a waste of money and kitchen space. Eyeballing is fine, assuming you're using something close, like a 1/4 teaspoon and taking what you think is half of that. Or measure with an actual 1/8 teaspoon. (I have one in my drawer.)
Thanks. I find the coke dealer comment even funnier since when I glanced at my email notification I thought your username was pipelover!


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2. I will not ship to canada unless you pay shipping, sorry but it costs too much.
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4. You are shipping first unless you are PC and have higher feedback, I was PC before Techpb went down, so Im waiting to be PC again and I have 19 feedback.
Trades- I am partial to Shockers and Timmys, as well as JT gear. Post it up, worst I can say is no.
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Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream has just released a new flavor called "Imagine Whirled Peace". It is a toffee and fudge based ice cream complete with peace signs throughout, and the package includes a drawing by John Lennon and his signature.
The press release for the new ice cream says, "When Ben & Jerry's wanted to talk about peace, we couldn't think of a better person to exemplify the message than John Lennon. Through his art and lyrics he imagined a world without war and asked us all to 'Give Peace a Chance'.
"We hope this whirly mixture of toffee cookies and fudge peace signs enlightens your bellies and souls and makes you ask what you can do to promote peace in your lives."
The package also has a warning that the peace symbols in the ice cream were made made on a manufacturing line that also processes nuts. Yeah, I think "nuts" says it all. What next? "Long and Rocky Road"?


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Utrecht and Sinterklaas!!!
This past Saturday, Kim and I took the train over to Utrecht to do some exploring. As we got off the train we were welcomed by the biggest indoor mall in the Netherlands. We decided we should go see the famous church, canals, and have lunch before we went crazy shopping! As we walked towards the Domkerk, cameras in hand (just being a tourist!), we were stopped by a lady who informed us that there was a parade going on for Sinterklaas!
(For those of you that don't know... most of you probably... Sinterklaas is in other words the Dutch Santa Claus. Although the holiday is actually not celebrated until the evening of December 5th, Sinterklaas arrives a couple weeks earlier by boat from Spain. Sinterklaas is considered a patron saint of children and sailors. Originally, he was a bishop in modern-day Turkey. In medieval times, the feast was both an occasion to help the poor, by giving them food and putting money in their shoes. Today, the children put out a shoe at night and get little goodies in them from Sinterklaas the next morning. It is said that Sinterklaas was accompanied by a little black boy, whom they call Zwarte Piet. Today, there are many Zwarte Piet's, and everyone seems to love dressing like them! Typical treats that kids receive in their shoes are: Chocolate Letters, Papernotes [small, round gingerbread-like cookies], and small toys.)
So.... Saturday was the day that Sinterklaas arrived with all of the Zwarte Piet's! I knew about the holiday already, but the kids had been telling me all week that Sinterklaas was in Holland, and I was confused as to why until the parade! It was pretty cool to watch because the parade was actually by boat on the canals! As the Zwarte Piet's came by, they sang the traditional Sinterklaas song, and all the children sang along! It was fun to see all the children dressed in their Zwarte Piet outfits as well! Reminded me a bit of Christmas at home. Have to love the holiday spirit!!
After this, we finally wandered over to the church and it's famous tower, only to find the parade had also gathered there! The tower and church were once connected, but a storm took out a large part of the church, leaving a sizable courtyard in the middle. This is where the parade seemed to accumulate, including a band of Zwarte Piet musicians! We stayed for a bit and enjoyed the sights, but eventually decided that shopping was calling our name!
After a few hours and some damage done to the bank account (not that much damage..!!), we had to head back to Den Haag to meet up with some teammates for dinner and movie! We joined Steph, Lizzie, and Becky (who plays at Bloomendaal) to see Due Date. (Review: If you liked the Hangover, you will like this movie. Very funny!) Following many laughs, we went to a local cafe in the middle of town for a nice dinner. It was a very relaxing night in the wake of a busy day. At least I know that if I need to do any more shopping while I'm here... Utrecht here I come!
Games games and more games
This past week we played games on Sunday, Wednesday and again on Sunday. After getting our first win against Kampong that first Sunday, I was excited for the rest of the week. Not only had we got that monkey off our shoulder, our games on Wednesday and Sunday were against Klein Zwitserland and Pinoke, both winnable games. KZ is right down the road in Den Haag and was sitting at the bottom of the Hoofdklasse with just 2 ties. We had known their pain until a few days prior. We weren't ready to let up though. In fact, we were just getting started! As we took the pitch Wednesday night under the lights, we came out strong, dominating the game and taking a 1-0 lead . Despite our commanding play, we once again were unable to generate a lot of return in our attacking zone. Then, with 10 minutes left in the game, we got a yellow card- just like against Kampong. This time though, we did not hold our composure as well. We got another yellow card just minutes later. With only 9 players on the field, KZ took advantage of our 2-man deficit and earned a corner which gave them the game-tying goal. With just minutes left to play, we were not ready to give up that easy. We fought, despite a player down, to create opportunities, but the time and the 3 points we were chasing seemed to just slip away. It felt like another loss. Although we still got a point in the standings, we knew we let an important win get away from us.
Frustrated and disappointed, we still had to take away the many good things we did in the game. We have to keep playing like that- but for a whole 70 minutes, and we will get results. At times we need to be a bit smarter in attack, including earning more corners and quality shots. Also, we need to be a bit smarter about game situations and the time of game. In other words recognize when we are winning, when we are player down (or 2), and when we need to stay composed to manage the clock.
The last Sunday we played Pinoke, who traveled to our home turf from Amsterdam. Although I thought we were ready to keeping taking a step forward from the last two games, we came out flat in the first half. We gave up a goal off a corner to leave ourselves with a 1-0 deficit going into halftime. Even with a second half surge, we couldn't find the back of the net. Once again, we left the field empty handed. It can be mentally difficult to see yourself at the bottom of the league, when you know you have the skill to be in the mix of things, competing with everyone. But, it is a team sport, where everyone plays a role, and the discipline and effort must be given for a full 70 minutes. Every team is good in the Hoofdklasse, and no one can be overlooked. That is the beauty of it. You must show up to play every Sunday.
This coming weekend we play at Den Bosch. They are currently vying for the top spot and they have won the majority of the championships in the past 10 years. But we have nothing to lose. We have no expectations. We are the underdogs, and we are going to continue to fight!


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Laurier and Parkinson Society mark World Parkinsons Day with event at research centre
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Apr 5/12| For Immediate Release
Quincy Almeida, Associate Professor and Director
Kevin Crowley, Director, Communications & Public Affairs
WATERLOO A colourful event featuring a human tulip made up of 150 Parkinsons supporters carrying red and white balloons will be held at Wilfrid Laurier University April 10 to mark Parkinsons Awareness Month.
The event is being held at the universitys Sun Life Movement Disorders Research & Rehabilitation Centre (MDRC), and is co-hosted by Laurier and the Parkinson Society Southwestern Ontario.
Parkinsons Disease is unfortunately on the rise in Canada and worldwide, and has impacted many families across Waterloo Region, said Quincy Almeida, director of the MDRC, which studies the disease and assists numerous people who have Parkinsons with rehabilitation programs. This is an opportunity to raise awareness about the disease, and were thrilled that the Parkinson Society has chosen to mark World Parkinsons Day at Laurier.
After forming an image of the Parkinson tulip, which has become an international symbol of the devastating neurodegenerative disease, the participants will cap the display by releasing their helium-filled balloons into the sky.
The event will also feature remarks by Shelley Ralf of the Parkinson Society Southwestern Ontario, as well as an announcement regarding Parkinsons research at Laurier.
Were very excited to be able to partner with MDRC on this event, said Ralf, the groups manger of special events. Weve worked together closely over the years and share many of the same clients, so being able to partner on an event to increase awareness of the disease in the Kitchener-Waterloo community is really special.
The red and white Parkinson tulip was developed in 1980 by J.W.S. Van der Wereld, a Dutch horticulturalist who had Parkinsons Disease. Van der Wereld named his award-winning tulip in 1981, in recognition of Dr. Parkinsons work on the disease and to honour the International Year of the Disabled.
The April 10 event takes place one day prior to World Parkinsons Day, which is held annually on April 11, Dr. Parkinsons birthday. The event begins at 11:30 a.m. in the gymnasium of the MDRC, which is located at 66 Hickory Ave. West in Waterloo, Ontario. Free parking is available at the rear of the building.
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University Hospital Jena
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Surgery resection of osteochondroma (program ID: 277755)
Gunther Hofmann
Department of Traumatology, Hand Surgery and Reconstructive Hand Surgery
Specialized in: general surgery, traumatology
The Department of Trauma, Hand and Reconstructive Hand Surgery at the University Hospital Jena is the only University Hospital of maximum care in Thuringia. The director of the department is Prof. Dr. med. Gunther Hofmann. It is well known beyond national borders as a center for excellent trauma surgery, as well as a replantation center for hand surgery and as a certified supra-regional university Traumacenter of the Trauma Network Germany.
The medical spectrum offered by the Department of Trauma, Hand and Reconstructive Hand Surgery at the University Hospital Jena, under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Gunther Hofmann, encompasses, inter alia, the following:
- Surgical treatment of severe injuries
- Treatment of pelvis and acetabulum injuries
- Joint replacement
- Arthroplasty
- Navigated interventions in surgery
- Surgery of shoulder
- Foot surgery
- Arthroscopic surgery
- Septic bone surgery
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In short: very flat and friendly; great support.Date of review: June 23, 2007
In short: Fun, flat, fast and FAB 5k!In full: Really enjoyed it and will definitely make it an annual fixture in my running calendar from now on! Very friendly and cheerful marshalls, quality medal, fantastic atmsophere, flat and pleasant route ... what more could you ask for in a 5k!Date of review: June 23, 2007
In short: One of the best 5K's aroundIn full: Ampthill & Flitwick Flyers have got a gem of an event here. My advice is to not change a thing.Every marshall was wonderfully friendly.Many ThanksDate of review: June 23, 2007
In short: Great friday evening run with no traffic to worry aboutIn full: This was the first time I have run this race, I quite like evening races and this one was excellent, I even came away with a PB so its a fast course too, I shall be back next year to see if I can do even better. Well Done Ampthill & Flitwick Flyers Date of review: June 23, 2007
In short: Fast, friendly and well organised.In full: I was particularly grateful to the smiling little lass who handed me a much-needed cup of water at the end of the race!Date of review: June 23, 2007
In short: Wonderful. Just WonderfulIn full: Once again Ampthil and Flitwick Flyers have put on a great race here. Weather was spot on to set the scence in this picture postcard location. Marshalls were the best i have ever come across and organisation was as smooth as melted butter. Beautiful scenary, the limit of people once again stopped over crowding. I cannot praise this race enough. Last year it was my first ever race and this year I managed a new PB of 19:34 so im well happy. Absolutely awesome race. Date of review: June 23, 2007
In short: Happy marshalls, lots of support from complete strangers, really enjoyed it . Well done.Date of review: June 22, 2007
In short: Good venue, great course for a fast timeIn full: Pleasant setting, and a great course, mostly track. Very flat and fast - I got a PB by a long margin. Organisation and venue very good. Barbeque afterwards made for a good social event.Date of review: June 22, 2007
In short: First Race - Inspired me to go further with my running, very well done!Date of review: June 22, 2007
In short: Great race but t- shirts to expensive!!Date of review: June 22, 2007
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I didn't keep track of setlists, but here are my thoughts on each band.
[B]Gojira[/B] (10/10)
Awesome. Best performance of the day, IMO. It's a shame they only got 30 minutes. I wasn't sure how many people would be into Gojira since they were the first band of the day, but the second stage area was mostly full and people got into it as soon as the opening riff to Oroborus kicked in. These guys need to come back around and play a proper headline set at First Ave. Soon.
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[B]Prong[/B] (8/10)
People scattered after Gojira finished up. Those that stayed kept chanting for Gojira to come back. As Prong came out, people slowly started filing back to the stage area and it didn't take long for Prong to win the place over. Excellent performance, including a cover of London Dungeon to close the set with Randy Blythe on vocals. That got people all wound up.
[B]The Dillinger Escape Plan[/B] (7/10)
These guys opened the main stage. The singer immeidately endeared himself to the fans by proclaiming that they didn't care if anyone liked them or not. I love bands that antagonize the audience instead of whining about a tepid response. Anyway, I don't know too much about DEP, but I'm going to check them out after seeing this performance. They would've been a better fit on the second stage, but did just fine on the main stage. They won the place over by the end (and even seemed to care a little bit).
[B]Cannibal Corpse[/B] (9/10)
My first time seeing these guys. How long before Corpsegrinder needs neck surgery like Tom Araya had? Holy windmill headbanging. The best part about CC's set was watching the reaction of non-CC fans. They just stood there in awe with this weird bemused/puzzled look on their face as CC tore through an amazing set and the audience created one of the largest and dustiest mosh pits I've ever seen.
[B]Serj Tankian[/B] (6.5/10)
Serj was a little late coming on because he said he was watching Cannibal Corpse's set. I never envisioned Serj -- a namby pamby politically correct liberal -- as a CC fan, but whatever. Cool. I'm not a fan of Serj's solo stuff, but might give him another shot after watching him live. He was great and his band is very talented. Impressive.
[B]Machine Head[/B] (7.5/10)
Typical Machine Head performance. Excellent as usual, but nothing I hadn't seen before. They probably could have played two more songs if they didn't leave the stage after each song and if Rob didn't blab for so long about this or that.
[B]Deftones[/B] (0/10)
I hate the Deftones and never understood what people saw in them. Their sound is so....sleepy. It's not fair for me to review their set because I think they're terrible. Sorry.
[B]Lamb of God[/B] (10/10)
It started raining and lightning during the Deftones so everyone was cold and wet by the time Lamb of God came out. This was my eighth time seeing Lamb of God so I was expecting a show similar to Machine Head: Good to great (as usual), but nothing memorable. I was wrong. Lamb of God exceeded expectations. Maybe it was Randy getting out of jail, maybe it was the vibe created by the rain and lightning, or maybe it was the audience's enthusiasm, but Lamb of God totally killed it. Probably the best I've seen them since they played a tiny bar in Minnesapolis before As the Palaces Burn was released.
[B]Slipknot[/B] (7/10)
I could take or leave Slipknot, but always am entertained by the spectacle of their live show. This was no different. The audience was tired and cold at this point, so Corey needed to do a little more coaxing than usual to get movement, but people were into it. It's easy to forget that Slipknot has been a "thing" since about 1999 at this point. Their fans aren't all younger kids any more and might not always want to jump in the air and circle around in a mosh pit. Also, I think each song was accompanied by at least 54 explosions and at least one member flying through the air or doing something gimmicky.
[B]Final thoughts[/B]
Somerset, Wis., used to be the spot for metal festivals and shows. It died out around 2002 due to a combination of factors and this was the first metal show at the venue in a long time.
I'd give the day a 10/10. It was just a great day of metal, people watching, drinking and chilling. Maybe it was my nostaligic side kicking in, but I texted my wife during the day and told her that Knotfest has been beautiful and relaxing in a weird way. Those are two words you usually wouldn't associate with a metal festival, but that's how I felt.
I thought about going to Ozzfest and other metal shows here when I was younger and how wound up and out of control I would get. I always had an absolute blast. At Knotfest, I saw younger fans doing many of the same things I used to do and it just made me smile. Everybody was having a great time and you really couldn't look at any of the bands and say to yourself, "What the fuck are they doing here?" (Yes, even Deftones).
I'm hoping Knotfest marked the return of metal shows to Somerset, but if it doesn't, I had a hell of a time anyway.
Great review, thanks for sharing.
Does anyone know if Knotfest is intended to be a one time set of shows or is there a possibility for it to become a recurring festival?
[QUOTE=W0unds;483295]Great review, thanks for sharing.
Does anyone know if Knotfest is intended to be a one time set of shows or is there a possibility for it to become a recurring festival?[/QUOTE]
I suppose it would depend on if Slipknot ends up recording a new album and touring that material; I don't see the point if doing another fest if they just kept pulling from their 4 albums over and over again
I think it could work as an annual thing if they made it a destination festival in Somerset every year. Like I said in the original post, metal festivals quit coming to the area about 10 years ago. The Twin Cities market is a big market to leave untouched.
If they want to make it a national touring festival, then no, I don't see it being an annual thing unless they have something new to offer, or team up with another headliner type of band.
glad to see you enjoyed this fest! Really wanted to go. Sorry you dont enjoy the Deftones being i am a huge fan but to each their own i guess.
Glad to know that Cannibal Corpse and Gojira tore shit up hard.
Slipknot, Lamb Of God, Machine Head always bring it live.
and more people shoulda been enjoying Prong!
Did Ben Weinman of Dillinger wear a mask again?! Im surprised they were on big stage.
I was told that if Knotfest was successful they would either try to make it a Destination festival, Just Somerset, OR make it a national tour to basically replace Ozzfest.
Judging from how many people were there, it will be back, in greater numbers.
*My reviews is in my thread in the General discussion thread*
Dis line-up :drool: Just the nostalgia of Slipknot and LOG together. haha Dillinger is amazing and should've played 2nd stage if it's smaller that's where they shine. Sweet Review though!
The second stage was a little bit smaller, but not much. It was a full fledged stage.
I sadly had to miss Gojira, Prong and DEP because I didn't know I was still going till 3:30pm.
[QUOTE=MPF;483349]The second stage was a little bit smaller, but not much. It was a full fledged stage.
I sadly had to miss Gojira, Prong and DEP because I didn't know I was still going till 3:30pm.[/QUOTE]
My dad and I had to miss those 3 bands as well because we got stuck in traffic! Other than that though, it was a super amazing time! I was a little bummed that Serj didn't do any SOAD stuff, but he was still super amazing! Also, LOG's sound was really fucked up. I wonder if the rain messed something up. Their performance was still sweet though. For me though, the best act of the night were Deftones. I saw them back in 2006 at Taste Of Chaos, but I was kind of worn out when they came on and didn't really get into it, but last night I sure did and was completely blown away by them! Also, my dad and I aren't really that big of Slipknot fans so we left after 4 songs to beat the traffic home. They sure put on a very entertaining show though! All in all, a super fun time! :rocker:
[QUOTE=Cross Face Chicken Wing;483268]I didn't keep track of setlists, but here are my thoughts on each band.
[B]Gojira[/B] (10/10)
Awesome. [B]Best performance of the day, IMO[/B]. It's a shame they only got 30 minutes. I wasn't sure how many people would be into Gojira since they were the first band of the day, but the second stage area was mostly full and people got into it as soon as the opening riff to Oroborus kicked in. These guys need to come back around and play a proper headline set at First Ave. Soon.
(I did keep track of Gojira's set: Oroborus, Heaviest Matter of the Universe, Backbone, L'enfant sauvage, Toxic Garbage Island, Explosia)[/QUOTE]:fist:
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Mr. Ernest L. Carter, 57, of Portales, died Saturday, Aug. 27, 2005, at his home.
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May well be back in Aus then. If so, I'll volunteer for sherpa duties
Is this like East Enders, where you'll ask some random passer by the mind the stall while you nip out to do an errand/Ironman/bank job* (*delete whichever doesn't apply)I may be in Taupo in a racing and/or drinking capacity
I'll look after the shop.
*prepares swag bag*
Race was 70 per cent full at 5pm NZT (4am UK) so if you are thinking of racing then enter as soon as you read this.
And accommodation is filling up fast too. The motel I was at is full and the room D74 was in at the Hilton (the only hotel with vacancies when he decided to come to Taupo two days before this year's race) is also booked.
Last year's race took 2 weeks to sell out and then about 180 people didn't start. There is no wait list.
I'm on sherpa duty with at least 5 people known to me entered.
Good news Kanga
Haven't looked at travel dates yet - or discussed them with the boss. Don't think we can book flights more than 6 months in advance so no particular rush. Will probably do three weeks too and aim to be in Taupo from Tue - Mon or something like that.
Have a friend in NZ army who reckons he'll be able to book some chalets through the army at Acacia Bay (I think) which is about 5k to the west of Taupo central. Will mail him to ask him to make enquiries now that we've all entered (woo hoo!) Don't know what the cost is but would guess it'll be cheaper than other local accommodation.
Just to get you in the mood
Bloody Aussies! They're the reason why it filled up last time!
Will be awesome to have a pirate presence this time around, missed it this year although D74 made up for it with his very loud horn. He's also entered so I will get my revenge!
Apparently accommodation is filling up too but last year was the same. A motelier told a friend in February that there had been many cancellations and about 180 people didn't start IMNZ2011 - 1500 entered, just over 1300 started, 58 didn't finish and one got DQ'd for running his 5 year old son down the finish chute, even though this policy is widley known and competitors were reminded at race briefing/pasta party (was on the same night).
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In short: Very well organised & friendly marshals. Really useful having the college facilities for before and after. Date of review: September 23, 2012
In short: Lovely stuffIn full: A "marquee" event on the Kent race calendar, this was my first "TWHM" and I am sure it won't be my last - it has a big race feel to it, from Dame Kelly Holmes starting the race to the high quality medal and technical t-shirt at the end of it - not to forget the race in the middle. Not necessarily a PB course, but a decent course with great support from the locals.Date of review: May 13, 2012
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Jennifer is studying computer information systems and is all smiles when she talks about her time at WKCTC. She raves about the constant support of the college faculty and staff. "Everywhere you look, someone is always there to help you on your journey. They genuinely care about your success; WKCTC is like a family to me."
Jennifer said that being a Student Ambassador and being in the Service Learning class has put her right in the center of excellent social and learning environments, as well as broadened her horizons on a personal level. She has had the opportunity to meet new people, become more culturally diverse, and been exposed to events and programs that have helped prepare her for the future. "I am forever grateful to be a part of such eye opening, heartwarming, beneficial experiences that have truly been life changing for me."
When asked what advise to give to other nontraditional students, Jennifer just said "DO IT! You will not regret it. It is your best chance at a successful education that will lead to your career. WKCTC, you won't find anything better!"


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The U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of the Treasury are hosting the fifth round of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) in Washington, D.C. this week, and we're giving you unprecedented access.
One way you can keep up with the events as they occur is to watch the broadcasts on video.state.gov/live. Here's a list of events scheduled to be broadcast live (subject to change):
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
- 9:00 a.m. EDT: Secretary of State John Kerry, Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew, Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi, and Vice Premier Wang Yang participate in the S&ED Joint Opening Session.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
- 10:15 a.m. EDT: Secretary Kerry and State Councilor Yang participate in the Strategic Track Plenary Session.
- 11:30 a.m. EDT: Secretary Kerry and State Councilor Yang participate in the Eco-Partnership Event.
- 5:30 p.m. EDT: Secretary Kerry, Secretary Lew, State Councilor Yang, and Vice Premier Wang participate in U.S.-China Closing Statements at the Department of Treasury (streaming on treasury.gov).
- 6:10 p.m. EDT: Secretary Kerry and Secretary Lew participate in the U.S. Press Conference (streaming on treasury.gov).
The State Department is also pleased to announce its first-ever "Facebook Special Access" event, which will provide fans of the State Department's Facebook page a seat at the table by allowing them to follow the Dialogue as it unfolds and submit their questions and comments on U.S.-China engagement. Be sure to "like" our Facebook page in order to participate!
We'll also keep you posted via Twitter from @StateDept and @USTreasury. Photos from the events will be posted to State's Flickr account, and videos and other content from the meetings will be available on YouTube, Tumblr, and Google +.
Be sure to check out Treasury's website for more ways to follow the Dialogue.
And if you want to follow in Chinese, U.S. Embassy Beijing has you covered -- go to weibo.com/usembassy, Flickr, or @USA_China_Talk and @USA_Zhongwen on Twitter!
About the Author: Richard Buangan serves as Director of Digital Engagement at the U.S. Department of State.