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Politicians have been urging young voters to show up to the polls. What some election offices like Clay County's have noticed is they're showing up and taking selfies.
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"Yes, voters can have their cell phones on them in the polling place and can even take pictures of their ballot. However there are different laws whether or not they can share that picture if the ballot is marked," said Jacobs.
In Indiana, voters can legally take a selfie at the poll as long as the ballot is unmarked.
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A voter in Indiana who shares a photo with a marked ballot in it could be charged with a level six felony according to Indiana law.
A voter in Illinois who shares a photo with a marked ballot in it could be charged with a level four felony according to Illinois state law.
Without a federal law specifically allowing or prohibiting selfies in the polls, states decide for themselves what they will allow. It's unlikely a federal law will ever pass to ban photographs at or in a polling site because it's could be ruled unconstitutional. Political speech is one of the most protected forms of speech under the first amendment.
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Urinary System Kidneys: formation of urine -contains the functional unit for filtration = Nephron -production of urine, absorption of water and salts Ureters: transfer of urine from kidneys to bladder Urethra: transfer of urine from bladder to outside - longer into the male (20 cm vs. 4 cm in the female)
Kidneys cm retroperitoneal – behind the peritoneum –not part of the abdominal cavity surrounded by three layers of tissue –1. deepest layer = renal capsule – transparent sheet of dense irregular connective tissue continuous with the outer coat of the ureter –2. middle layer = adipose capsule amass of fatty tissue surrounding the renal capsule –3. outer layer = renal fascia thin layer of dense irregular connective tissue that anchors the kidney to the abdominal wall divided internally into an outer cortex and an inner medulla –medulla consists of 8 to 18 cone-shaped regions called renal pyramids –the wider base faces towards the cortex, the narrow region (renal papilla) projects down into a cup-like structure called a minor calyx –renal cortex is divided into an outer cortical zone and a deeper juxtamedullary zone –the cortex also extends down in between the pyramids to form the renal columns –renal lobe = renal pyramid + the overlying renal cortex + ½ the adjacent renal colum
Blood supply supplied by a renal artery and drained by a renal vein(s) kidney receives 20-25% of the resting cardiac output through the renal arteries (1200mL per minute) renal artery divides into segmental arteries – supply segments of the kidney the segmental arteries give off branches that pass through the renal columns – interlobar arteries at the base on the renal pyramids – between the medulla and cortex – they are called arcuate arteries divisions from the arcuate are called the interlobular arteries (pass between the renal lobes) the afferent arterioles are derived from the interlobular arteries afferent arteriole supplies one nephron and forms the glomerulus (capillary network) drainage of the glomerulus is via the efferent arteriole efferent arteriole forms the peritubular capillary network which surround the upper portions of the nephron an extension of this network covers the lower portion of the nephron (loop of henle) – vasa recta the peritubular capillaires form the interlobular veins – arcuate veins – interlobar veins – renal vein
The Nephron -about one million nephrons -kidneys filter 180 L fluid per day!!!! -each nephron is a renal corpuscle + renal tubules -renal corpuscle: filtering unit consisting of a tangled cluster of capillaries -> glomerulus + Bowman's capsule -tubules: for reabsorption of water and ions leading to final urine volume and composition -PCT +Loop of Henle + DCT
Cortical Nephron 80-85% of nephrons are cortical nephrons Renal corpuscles are in outer cortex and loops of Henle lie mainly in cortex
Juxtamedullary Nephron 15-20% of nephrons are juxtamedullary nephrons Renal corpuscles close to medulla and long loops of Henle extend into deepest medulla enabling excretion of dilute or concentrated urine
Urinary System Function 1. Excretion of Metabolic Wastes: nitrogenous wastes -Urea: by-product of amino acid metabolism -produced when ammonia + carbon dioxide -Creatinine: produced by breakdown of creatine phosphate (high energy molecule reserve of muscles) -Uric acid: by-product of nucleotide breakdown -insoluble and ppts in the blood, concentrates in joints 2. Water-Salt balance of blood: reabsorption into blood from the descending Loop of Henle, from collecting duct -reclaim salt from the ascending portion of Loop of Henle -reclaim urea from bottom section of collecting duct -release of anti-diuretic hormone by pituitary: increase reabsorption of water 3. Acid-Base balance of blood: reabsorption of bicarbonate ions from urine in the nephron decreases levels in blood (decreases carbonic acid levels) -movement of hydrogen ions from blood into the nephron, combines with ammonia to form ammonium (NH 4 + )
4. Secretion of hormones: release of renin by kidneys which leads to release of aldosterone by adrenal glands (reabsorption of salts by kidneys) -release of erythropoietin by kidneys (stimulates RBC production) -activation of vitamin D produced by the skin
Water Balance -extracellular fluids: blood plasma, interstitial fluid, CSF, etc…. -intracellular fluids: cytosol -unique distribution of ions in ECF and ICF e.g. -intracellular fluids: higher potassium, phosphate, magnesium - lowersodium, chloride and bicarb ions than in extracellular fluid -of the 40 liters of water in the average male - 37% is ECF and 63% is ICF -so the kidney's ability to modulate the composition of blood plasma can determine the composition of interstitial fluid and therefore ICF
Water Intake -average intake L (60% from drinking water, 30% from moist foods, 10% byproduct of metabolism) -regulation of intake - thirst center within the hypothalamus e.g. as body loses water - osmoreceptors within the thirst center detect increase in osmotic pressure within the ECF (increase as little as 1%) -drinking distends the stomach which inhibits signalling from the thirst center
Water output -loses through urine, feces and sweat plus respiration and skin evaporation -2.5 L of water must be lost for water balance -60% lost in urine, 6% in feces, 6% in sweat, 28% evaporation from skin and lungs -primary means of controlling output is through urine production -dehydration: ECF becomes concentrated - increase osmotic pressure - pressure increase detected by osmoreceptors in hypothalamus -posterior pituitary gland releases anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) -ADH causes distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct to increase water reabsorption -excess water intake: ECF less concentrated - decrease in O.P -osmoreceptors signal to the post. pituitary -P.P decreases ADH release -kidney/nephrons decrease water reabsorption
Renal physiology comprised of filtration at the capsule (1) reabsorption through the tubules (2) direct secretion by the cells lining these tubules (3)
glomerulus: capillary tangle derived from afferent arterioles (into) and lead into efferent arterioles (out) surrounded by a glomerular capsule (Bowman's capsule) – single layer of epithelial cells glomerular capsule: site of initial filtration and the first step in the formation of urine –consists of visceral and parietal layers –visceral layer consists of modified epithelial cells = podocytes –the podocytes wrap around the endothelial cells of the glomerular capillaries and forms the filtration membrane together with the endothelial cell wall slits are covered with a slit membrane that permits the passage of small molecules such as water, vitamins, amino acids, wastes and small plasma proteins –space between the visceral and parietal layers = glomerular capsule –between the union of the afferent and efferent arterioles are mesangial cells that help regulate the rate of glomerular filtration
Renal Physiology 1. Glomerular filtration –depends on three main pressures 1. glomerular blood pressure (GBP) – BP in the glomerular capillaries (55 mmHg) –promotes filtration by forcing water and solutes through the filtration membrane 2. caspsular hydrostatic pressure (CHP) – hydrostatic pressure exerted against the filtration membrane by fluid already in the bowman's capsule –opposes filtration from the blood –15 mm Hg 3. blood collioid osmotic pressure (BCOP) – due to the presence of plasma proteins in the blood –opposes filtration from the blood –30 mmHg net filtration pressure (NFP) = GBP – CHP – BCOP = 10 mm Hg loss of plasma proteins in the urine can cause edema (increased interstitial fluid) –damage to the glomerular capillaries can increase their permeabilty – loss of the larger plasma proteins –this increases the BCOP which draws larger amounts of water out of the blood and into the urine –but the BCOP decreases because we are losing these plasma proteins in the urine –the overall drop in BCOP causes water to leave the blood and enter the tissues systemically
Glomerular filtration rate glomerular filtration rate (GFR) – amount of filtrate formed per minute (125 mL/min) –affected dramatically by NFP –adjusted by regulating: 1) blood flow into and out of the glomerulus and 2) the glomerular capillary surface area available for reabsorption –three mechanisms control GFR
GFR 1. renal autoregulation – two mechanisms – myogenic mechanism and tubuloglomerular feedback –myogenic mechanism – increased blood volume can increased GFR by the stretching of the afferent arterioles triggers the contraction of the smooth muscle lining these arterioles –tubulogomerular mechanism – feedback provided to the glomerulus from the renal tubules increase in the fluid through the PCT, LH and DCT – less time to reabsorb materials cells in these tubules induce vasoconstriction in the afferent arterioles if GFR drops below normal – these cells stimulate the release of NO from the juxtaglomerular cells – vasodilation which increases blood flow and GFR 2. neural regulation – sympathetic ANS fibers release norepinephrine which causes vasoconstriction of the smooth muscle in the afferent arteriole 3. hormonal regulation –release of angiotensin II reduces GFR by inducing vasoconstriction –also release of atrial natriureic peptide (ANP – from the cardiac cells) increases GFP by increasing the surface area of the glomerulus
PCT and Loop of Henle proximal convoluted tubule: first area of reabsorption into blood -> Loop of Henle -> distal convoluted tubule -> collecting duct -> union of ducts into ureter cells of these tubules are also single epithelial layers – vary as either cuboidal (PCT and DCT, descending) or squamous (ascending LH) PCT and DCT surrounded by the peritubular network of capillaries for reabsorption back into the blood, LH is covered with the vasa recta PCT is the site of water reabsorption (PASSIVE) - associated with the ACTIVE reabsorption of sodium and potassium ions –active Na+ and K+ uptake by the blood from the PCT is by sodium pumps - sodium pumped from the PCT and chloride, bicarbonate and phosphate ions follow it - salt reabsorption –the active transport of ions into the blood plasma increases osmotic pressure within the blood –therefore water moves out of the PCT into the capillaries PASSIVELY! PCT reabsorbs about 70% of filtered Na+, ions and water –the apical surface of the PCT epithelium forms microvilli which increases the surface area of this region
Loop of Henle active transport of Na+ continues through the loop of Henle and DCT descending loop of Henle is quite permeable to water but impermeable to solute movement – urine becomes hypertonic (increased ions within the urine, decreased water) ascending loop is the opposite – permeable to salt (salt pumped out of the urine back into the blood plasma) the wall of the arterioles alongside the ascending portion of the LH contain modified smooth muscle cells = juxtaglomerular cells –regulate blood pressure within the kidneys
DCT and Collecting Duct two types of cells found in the DCT and CD –principal cells – receptors for ADH and aldosterone –intercalated cells – play a role in the homeostasis of blood pH DCT and collecting duct are impermeable to water !!!! the DCT and CD become permeable upon action of hormones
Tubular reabsorption –tubule cells reabsorb about 99% of the filtered water and many of the solutes –principal materials reabsorbed – glucose, aminao acids, urea, Na+, K+, Ca+, Cl-, HCO3- and HPO4- –return to the blood through reabsorption into the peritubular capillary network and vasa recta –reabsorption = return to the blood –absorption = entrance of new materials into the blood (e.g. via digestive absorption) –reabsorption routes – one of two routes before re-entering the blood Renal Physiology
Reabsorption Routes Paracellular reabsorption between adjacent tubule cells into the blood –50% of reabsorbed material moves between cells by diffusion in some parts of tubule Transcellular reabsorption –material moves through both the apical and basal membranes of the tubule cell by active transport
Tubular secretion –tubular cells also secrete other materials – wastes, drugs, excess ions into the urine –this also removes these materials from the blood Renal Physiology
Reabsorption in the PCT Na+ symporters help reabsorb materials from the tubular filtrate Glucose, amino acids, lactic acid, water-soluble vitamins and other nutrients are completely reabsorbed in the first half of the proximal convoluted tubule Intracellular sodium levels are kept low due to Na+/K+ pump Reabsorption of Nutrients
Reabsorption of Bicarbonate, Na+ & H+ Ions Na+ antiporters reabsorb Na+ and secrete H+ –PCT cells produce the H+ & release bicarbonate ion to the peritubular capillaries –important buffering system For every H+ secreted into the tubular fluid, one filtered bicarbonate eventually returns to the blood
Passive Reabsorption in the 2nd Half of PCT Electrochemical gradients produced by symporters & antiporters causes passive reabsorption of other solutes Cl-, K+, Ca+2, Mg+2 and urea passively diffuse into the peritubular capillaries Promotes osmosis in PCT (especially permeable due to aquaporin-1 channels
Secretion of NH3 & NH4+ in PCT Ammonia (NH3) is a poisonous waste product of protein deamination in the liver –most is converted to urea which is less toxic Both ammonia & urea are filtered at the glomerus & secreted in the PCT –PCT cells deaminate glutamine in a process that generates both NH3 and new bicarbonate ion. Bicarbonate diffuses into the bloodstream –during acidosis more bicarbonate is generated
Reabsorption in the Loop of Henle Tubular fluid –PCT has reabsorbed 65% of the filtered water so chemical composition of tubular fluid in the loop of Henle is quite different from plasma –since many nutrients were reabsorbed as well, osmolarity of tubular fluid is close to that of blood
Countercurrent Mechanism: Reabsorption at Loop of Henle
Symporters in the Loop of Henle Thick limb of loop of Henle has Na+ K- Cl- symporters that reabsorb these ions K+ leaks through K+ channels back into the tubular fluid leaving the interstitial fluid and blood with a negative charge Cations passively move to the vasa recta
Reabsorption in the DCT Removal of Na+ and Cl- continues in the DCT by means of Na+ Cl- symporters Na+ and Cl- then reabsorbed into peritubular capillaries DCT is major site where parathyroid hormone stimulates reabsorption of Ca+2 –DCT is not very permeable to water so it is not reabsorbed with little accompanying water
Reabsorption & Secretion in the Collecting Duct By end of DCT, 95% of solutes & water have been reabsorbed and returned to the bloodstream Cells in the collecting duct make the final adjustments –principal cells reabsorb Na+ and secrete K+ –intercalated cells reabsorb K+ & bicarbonate ions and secrete H+
Actions of the Principal Cells Na+ enters principal cells through leakage channels Na+ pumps keep the concentration of Na+ in the cytosol low Cells secrete variable amounts of K+, to adjust for dietary changes in K+ intake –down concentration gradient due to Na+/K+ pump Aldosterone increases this Na+ reabsorption (and passive water reabsorption) & K+ secretion by principal cells by stimulating the synthesis of new pumps and channels.
Secretion of H+ and Absorption of Bicarbonate by Intercalated Cells Proton pumps (H+ATPases) secrete H+ into tubular fluid –can secrete against a concentration gradient so urine can be 1000 times more acidic than blood Cl-/HCO3- antiporters move bicarbonate ions into the blood –intercalated cells help regulate pH of body fluids Urine is buffered by HPO 4 2- and ammonia (secreted by cells of PCT), both of which combine irreversibly with H+ and are excreted
Production of Dilute or Concentrated Urine Homeostasis of body fluids despite variable fluid intake Kidneys regulate water loss in urine ADH controls whether dilute or concentrated urine is formed –if lacking, urine contains high ratio of water to solutes –dilute urine – reabsorption of ions is unchanged (normal) but ADH decreases reabsorption of water
Summary H2O Reabsorption –PCT---65% –loop---15% –DCT % –collecting duct % with ADH
Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone when blood volume and BP drop – the walls of the afferent arterioles are stretched less – juxtaglomerular cells secrete renin into the blood (also stimulated by sympathetic stimulation) in the blood renin cleaves angiotensinogen (made by hepatocytes) to form angiotensin I the enzyme ACE (in the lung) – cleaves this even more to form angiotensin II –1. decreases GFR by causing vasoconstriction of afferent arterioles –2. enhances reabsorption of Na+, Cl+ and water in the PCT by stimulating the Na/H antiporter –3. stimulates the release of aldosterone by the adrenal cortex – stimulates the principal cells of the DCT collecting ducts to reabsorb more Na and Cl and secrete more K into the blood osmotic consequence of this causes an increased reabsorption of water
ADH and ANP ADH – released by the posterior pituitary –regulated water reabsorption by increasing the permeability of the principal cells in the DCT to water –in the absence of ADH the principal cells of the DCT and CT have low permeability to water –within the principal cells are vesicles containing a protein called aquaporin-2 ADH stimulates the insertion of aquaporin-2 into the apical membrane water permeability increases when the OP of the blood plasma increases (decreased water concentration ) via increased filtration – osmoreceptors in the hypothalamus detect this drop and stimulate the release of ADH increased permability to water reintroduces water back into the blood and lower the OP of the blood plasma ANP – inhibits the reabsorption of Na and water in the PCT and the collecting duct –also suppresses the secretion of aldosterone and ADH increases the excretion of Na in the urine (natriuresis) and increase urine output (diuresis) which decreases blood volume and BP and inhibits its further release
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Deity, Mantra, and Wisdom contains four of the most cherished Tibetan Buddhist commentaries on the practices of visualization, mantra recitation, and meditative absorption. These three elements form the core of development stage meditation, one of the most important practices of Buddhist Tantra. The authors of these timeless classics—Jigme Lingpa, Patrul Rinpoche, and Gets ...more
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By the time spring arrives I'll have spent six weeks in remote, off-grid camps this winter. We just returned from our trip to northern Quebec, and today I'm provisioning for the first of two Boreal Snowshoe Expeditions, starting next week. Below are a few random ideas on living out in the winter that crossed my [...]
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Recorded right after we got back from our trip to northern Quebec where we spent a week immersed in Cree Culture. Living in a traditional shelter on the side of a lake, we learned about hunting, trapping, snaring, fishing with gill nets as part of learning about traditional northern life ways. In the podcast we [...]
PHOTO: Self Reliance Workshop on wild foods from summer, 2016. For episode 17 I spoke with Josh Arnold, the director of Global Awareness Local Action (GALA). GALA is a local non-profit we partner with for our self reliance workshop series, among other things. We were also joined by Christopher Russell. We talked about the history [...]
PHOTO: Bush camp from a previous trip to Oujé-Bougoumou The bags are packed, the crew is ready, and in the morning we're headed north to northern Quebec to spend a week with my friends David and Anna Bosum. We'll snowshoe out to a bush camp and spend the week immersed in Cree culture and life [...]
Episode 16 of the Jack Mountain Bushcraft Podcast is all about the role of crafting in bushcraft and education. Making things with your hands is a big part of our educational programs. I'm joined by Christopher Russell for a discussion about crafting as an educational tool, our experience with crafting during semester courses, and some [...]
Start the new year off right with the annual wild game dinner hosted by our friends at The Woodsman School. Located in Wakefield, NH, a short drive from the seacoast. I'll be in attendance and hope to meet some new friends there. If you've ever wanted to start eating wild game, this is a great [...]
We're adding a second Boreal Snowshoe Expedition session for 2017 running February 20th to March 3rd. It's a 12-day remote snowshoe expedition with a focus on guide training and winter bushcraft. If you want to learn how to live out on the trail in the cold, learn to lead and teach others in winter, and [...]
We're consciously shrinking. In 2017 we're lowering the number of participants on almost all of our programs. It's the opposite of growth, but our focus is on the experience. After years of experimentation, these are the numbers we find work the best for our immersion programs. The new maximum course sizes are: Wilderness Bushcraft Semester: [...]
Had a busy day in the office with our office manager. We were going over enrollment for 2017 and talking about past and future students. There was a period of time when she was looking through the enrollment paperwork and asked me if I knew/remembered person X, Y, Z, etc., and for each I said, [...]
View from the summit of Copplecrown mtn. Its the big mtn in the Jack Mtn logo. NH is beautiful.
Misty morning on the pond.
Recently it was brought to my attention that our website has been plagiarized again. Someone took our ideas and words (verbatim), used it as their own to sell programs similar to ours, and didn't cite where they got it. Two days ago I received an email from a friend in Canada regarding a recent plagiarism [...]
After a great weekend at the Snow Walkers Rendezvous in Vermont I decided to take the scenic route home. It's been a few years since I've driven the Kancamangus highway across New Hampshire's White Mountains, but I have a lot of history there. From swimming in the rivers as a kid to backpacking as a [...]
Life is simpler on an expedition. The people on it have a shared goal and take tangible steps toward it every day. They come from different places and have different beliefs, but work together. When you stand shoulder to shoulder with someone while working hard as a team, you appreciate them, even if you don't [...]
In the woods today. Leaves are mostly down, cool but not cold, no bugs. Heaven must be like this.
This is a tricky rip to run as to do it well you have to do a long downstream ferry in a narrow space and keep your boat under control. The guy in the photo struggled with poling early on in the course, but ran this rip like a boss without hitting any rocks. Getting [...]
To learn new things is challenging. When you stay inside your comfort zone, not being challenged, you're probably not learning new things. This is fine if you want to refine things you already know, but to blaze new ground demands that you be outside of where you feel 100% safe. In the photo above, participants [...]
We arrived at the campsite just as the rain began to fall. I unloaded my boat, but left her tied to the bank because the plan was to go pole up and down the rips when the rain stopped. There were a bunch of big hemlocks on this section of river, and they filtered the [...]
I loved this shot of the 20 footer, just below Little Falls under the brilliant red maple. She's been my best and most consistent model for the past 15 years, and I never get tired of looking at her.
Bright red maples as seen from my canoe. Autumn is stunning.
Snubbing Little Falls on the St. Croix (downeast) during the fall, 2016 Wilderness Bushcraft Semester.
Paddling amongst the whitecaps with a brisk tailwind. Paddling in strong tailwinds is a seldom-used skill. As the waves increase in size they want to spin you. If you get spun it's easy for the waves to swamp you. These guys had just come around the point into calm water. We hugged the shore for the [...]
A remnant of the log driving days, this stream was straightened and made deeper with explosives back in the day to facilitate floating logs downstream. It's way off the beaten path of well-used canoe routes, but it and the pond above are among my favorite places in northern Maine. I've always loved getting out and [...]
Coffee before sunrise on a recent trip. It always seems to take longer to boil when you're standing around watching it.
Lining into a pool, Kicking Horse Pass on the Bonaventure river, Quebec.
Coffee And Water. Making coffee and disinfecting drinking water on the trail.
Paddling past Maine's highest point, Mt. Katahdin, on a recent trip.
Lining on the St. Croix river, downeast.
Water break on the St. Croix river. Wilderness Bushcraft Semester, fall 2016.
This afternoon I'm recreating my classic roles of Ken and Justin Bieber. Playing with my daughter, good to be home.
Gift from my friend George. The people who come through our programs always impress me. Solid people I'm fortunate to work with.
Empty field. Long term course number 37 completed and it was a great one. Next up, family time.
Congrats to Maine's newest registered fishing guide, professor Paul Sveum! Fish are scared tonight.
Improvised tumpline for a canoe barrel made from rope and nylon webbing. Leaving for our final WBS trip today.
Making maps this morning using a compass. This is the glue that ties our navigation exercises together.
Field school pond and field, guide shack on the left.
Sunrise over the greenhouse. Hard frosts and falling leaves, autumn in the happy valley.
New winter shelter coming together. A big cone.
Wilderness Bushcraft Semester back from a succesful trip on the St. Croix river. Maine's boundary waters.
Putting meat in an improvised smoker. We'll eat well on our upcoming trip.
Congratulations to Maine's newest registered guide, Ryan Holt! Wear the patch with pride.
Free hand ash basket. Coming together after pounding out the splints.
Morning with hatchet and push knife resulted in new pack basket mold.
Just heard this gem on the radio: "don't take advice; 90% of advice people give you are their regrets or fears
Just heard this gem on the radio: "don't take advice; 90% of advice people give you are their regrets or fears." From Alton Brown.
Two weeks stuck in camp with no truck. Daily interaction with this whiskey jack.
Sealing a crack in a birch bowl with pitch to make it water tight. Rock boiling next. #fulltanglifestyle
Carving a coal-burned spoon with a newly made crooked knife. #fulltanglifestyle #friluftsliv
Moon rise in Portage Lake, Maine.
Moose Tracks. Not just an ice cream flavor, also sometimes marks left by animals on the ground.
Pounding ash for pack basket splints. #fulltanglifestyle
Pounding ash for pack baskets.#fulltanglife
Leaving on a canoe trip, putting the new paddles to use.
First cast on the new, as yet to be named field school pond. Taking suggestions for the name.
Friction fire clinic: hand drill, just before lunch.
Friction fire clinic: bow drill on a Monday.
Using a cabinet scraper to smooth a paddle grip.
Kids on Rust Pond. Summer winding down.
Ocean Canoeing. Morning on Passamaquoddy Bay, nearing the end of the Wilderness Canoe Expedition Semester.
The boys have made it to the ocean! The Wilderness Canoe Expedition Semester has made it to the salt water
The boys have made it to the ocean! The Wilderness Canoe Expedition Semester has made it to the salt water. Currently in Passamaquoddy Bay along the Maine/New Brunswick border. Two more days and they take out in Eastport, Maine.
Organizing the barn this AM: canoe mold, deer hides, traps, snowshoe molds, tools, pack basket materials, knife blanks, etc
Organizing the barn this AM: canoe mold, deer hides, traps, snowshoe molds, tools, pack basket materials, knife blanks, etc. Been a while since its been neat and tidy.
Wild Food Walk. Big turnout for our foraging walk with GALA at Knights Pond. Beautiful night, lots of wild food!
Does the land have moods or reflect what is inside of us? I used to know the answer, now I'm back to not knowing
Does the land have moods or reflect what is inside of us? I used to know the answer, now I'm back to not knowing.
During the Wilderness Bushcraft Semester, we want people to learn how to plan food and meals for an extended trip, starting with themselves and finishing with planning for a group. We also want them to learn how much water water they need on any given day in order to feel good and have their body [...]
I read some advice about choosing the right axe recently. I want to make a statement about choosing the wrong axe, or at least the closest axe. I've met young people who couldn't afford a high-end axe and felt that their skills wouldn't develop until they could. It's not true. The path to axe mastery [...]
Just before they left on the Wilderness Canoe Expedition Semester, I sat down with Raife Bowman, Dylan Robinson and Jeremy Yates to talk about their recent hike across Quebec and New Brunswick on the International Appalachian Trail. They used their homemade pack baskets to do the hike, and had some adventures along the way. Listen [...]
Starting the day with a swim in this beautiful water before anyone else is awake. Feel like the richest man in the world.
Leaving camp on their way to the ocean via the Aroostook, St. john, Eel & St. Croix rivers.
Using a scythe to cut the grass. Old school mower and weedwacker.
We've been working on it for a while, and now we're finally able to accept federal financial aid through consortium agreements, opening our immersion programs up to more college students than ever before. If you know a college student who wants to immerse themselves in bushcraft and outdoor living for a semester, please pass this [...]
Chaleur Bay, Quebec. Rekindling my love for the ocean and kayaking this summer.
Great photo by Nicolas Twine of the field school library under the Milky Way at night. Nicolas shot a bunch of great photos this past spring that I'll be sharing.
Our giveaway of a signed copy of The Woods Cook recently came to an end. I'm happy to announce that Mark N. from Illinois is our winner! I sent out the book a few days ago, and he should be receiving it soon. This was our first foray into giveaways, and we expect to do more [...]
We don't provide sandpaper on field school courses with which to smooth and finish wooden projects such as canoe paddles, long bows, etc. Every course, one or two people get upset about this and urge us to provide it in the future. But there is a reason why we don't. Sandpaper is a one time [...]
At the end of week 6 of the spring semester I recorded the second podcast with Christopher Russell. We talked about the progression of the course, the instructor and guide's dilemma, the 2 journeys (outward and inward) that everyone is on, and told a few stories along the way. You can read more about Christopher, [...]
There are a lot things referred to as survival skills these days that have nothing to do with survival. Survival is keeping your body alive. It's pretty simple, but not easy. Over the short-term, defined by how long you can fast and go without food (longer than a month), you need to maintain your body [...]
On Wednesday, July 6th from 5-7 pm we're offering our popular campfire cooking workshop in Wolfeboro, NH, in partnership with GALA as part of our Self Reliance Workshop Series. This time around we're adding a special treat; we'll be joined by instructor Derek Faria of The Woodsman School. Derek's an old friend and Registered Maine [...]
The new breed of bushcraft and survival social media celebrities, the ones with the popular channels, large followings, etc., seem to not know what they're doing. The old rule of 'fake it until you make it' is as common as ever, but it's new iteration, taken directly from their mouths seems to be 'pay attention [...]
Foraging for juneberries on the shore of the pond. Rose family, Amelanchier genus. Delicious!
Sunset paddle in the kayak after a day of storms. Sublime. #friluftsliv #nh
Remote trips, especially solo, aren't safe or even possible without solid canoe skills; poling, lining, and paddling. On the Bonaventure I poled the upper section, lined ledges, and as shown here, lined through the 'embacles' (french for log jams). As this was just a short drop inline with the current, I didn't bother to tie [...]
Christopher Russell is the first recipient of the Wilderness Bushcraft Semester scholarship and a student on the spring, 2016 WBS. We sat down to talk about scholarships, motivation and all things WBS on a cold day in early May. You can read more about Christopher, including an amazing series of interviews he published about the [...]
Just below a series of ledges on the Bonaventure. I should have ran this one on river right, but these are the things you learn during a first trip on a river and why I like to paddle them solo before doing them with clients.
After an overnight rain, the Bonaventure was misty. In the background is a class 2 ledge. The water level was perfect for the ledges and rapids - much lower and it would have been scratchy.
I continued on to Bonaventure, Quebec. Solo river trip, headed off the grid in the AM. Atlantic sunset.
Dropped the boys at the International Appalachian Trail in Matapedia, Quebec. They're hiking back to Maine. #woodslife #iat
On to the International Appalachian Trail in New Brunswick.
Empty parking lot. 35th immersion program completed. On to the Gaspe tomorrow to canoe the Bonaventure river.
The Bowman PackBack: 2 pack baskets on a pack frame. Bottom basket is for a sleeping bag. Will be on the IAT in New Brunswick next week.
One last trip for the semester; running the Big Machias river. Water is way up, should be great whitewater.
Smoking a newly-made pair of braintanned buckskin shorts at the Bob Waggetorium.
Brown ash pack baskets: starting to weave.
Our camp internet connection broke this past week. It was probably about time, as we run camp off a wireless wifi device and it was a few years old. It will no longer charge, leaving me wondering if I should get a new one or just a standalone battery charger. Then yesterday on my way to [...]
Pounding brown ash into strips, making pack baskets. End of week 8, 1 week to go.
Moose bone arrowheads made as part of a final project. Wicked shaahp!
New knife. Blade from an old file, stacked birch wood and bark handle, made outside with simple tools.
Becoming a canoe pole. Peeled spruce ready to be fitted with copper pipe shoe to become a canoe pole.
Stretching a hide in a frame. Racing the incoming storms. Lots of cool final projects going on.
Been out putting up trail signs- our 3 mile field school trail system is now color coded.
Making wooden wedges to split a tree the long way for canoe paddle blanks.
Braintanning: scaping hides and feeding the black flies.
Using a fir bough as a brush to varnish a canoe paddle. Use what you've got.
Rock boiling in birch baskets by the river.
Our 4-week canoe expedition for 2016 will run from the Jack Mountain Bushcraft Field School in Masardis, Maine, to the Atlantic Ocean at Calais Maine. Along the way we'll paddle the Aroostook, St. John, Eel and St. Croix rivers. We'll also be tracing the ancient Maliseet Trail. More information on the trip and the route [...]
Problem with red squirrel getting into bulk food solved.
Rocket stove morning: reducing maple sap into syrup and creating a gumbo from scratch. Struggle to survive out here.
First day on the water, poling practice. Just one swimmer, great day.
At dusk tonight I stood for half an hour watching and listening to four ruffed grouse feeding, talking and jumping around at the top of an aspen tree. Being silent and observing not only aids my knowledge and understanding of the natural world, but also my enjoyment of it. Empathy. Kinship. Belong to it.
Damp weather after after a long stretch of dry.
Primitive luxury.
New garden bed in anticipation of spring. 77 frost-free days a year here at the field school, USDA zone 3b.
We running our first giveaway. Win an autographed copy of The Woods Cook; Outdoor Cooking With A Professional Guide by Tim Smith. You can read more, throw your name in the hat and get the complete rules at: http://jmbnews.com/giveaways/woodscook/
Taking bearings for a trail to add to the field school trail system. South Boundary Trail: SOB.
Using a draw knife to rough out a canoe paddle on a clear Tuesday morning.
Monday morning friction fire, tinder bundle workshop.
Learning the way of the axe while gathering firewood to cook with.
Long but great first day, ready for sleep before 7pm. Glad I have my JB pillow case for a great night's sleep.
Big pan of breakfast on a big rocket stove. First morning of the semester.
Back to snow in the county. Semester 35 starts tomorrow.
I've fielded several phone calls in the past 2 days where I was asked to compare our program to some of our 'competitors' (their word, not mine). I don't think we have any competitors because no other school uses our format and no other school shares our objectives and intended learning outcomes. It's like comparing [...]
Years ago I found a copy of the book Cooking Without Fuel that described a common appliance of 1900 that functioned much like a modern cooler. The idea was that you cook food until it boils, then put it in an insulated container which will maintain the heat and allow it to continue to cook, [...]
Barehand fishing: no hook, no net, no spear.
Busy morning in the woods, but this calm water caught my eye.
Being a lifelong learner, I'm of the belief that wherever you're at, there is always room for improvement. Leading up to our 35th long-term course this spring, I've been seeking out additional training in order to become a better instructor. It's been an immensely enjoyable experience. In early March I spent a weekend at Amherst Archery [...]
Combining The Northern Forest Canoe Route, The Appalachian Trail And The International Appalachian Trail Into An Epic Journey The Idea There is a romance and simplicity in journeys that start at your door. In The Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins didn't take a bus to a plane to another bus to a cab to start his [...]
I'm excited to announce the recipient of our Wilderness Bushcraft Semester scholarship for the spring, 2016 semester; Christopher Russell! You're going to be hearing a lot about him over the coming months, but for now let me introduce you to his blog, PrimitiveAddictions.com, and Facebook fan page. We have another scholarship opportunity for the fall [...]
I was just made aware that part of the term "survival situation" has been trademarked. I personally won't miss it and am glad to see it go. Term "Survival Situation" To Be Replaced With "LTO - Life Threatening Occurrence" Since the recent registration of the trademark "The Situation" by Michael Sorrentino, the outdoor community [...]
Since returning home from the second Boreal Snowshoe Expedition, I've been immersed in the tedious and delicate process of a major overhaul of our web site. This entailed a lot of backend work, as well as creating several new sites. While there is still a lot of work to be done, the major overhauls are [...]
Open water, getting that canoeing itch!
We lost one of the greats today. RIP Steve Watts. A true gentleman.
Ice is out on the pond. Earliest I ever remember having open water.
Tapping trees and boiling sap into maple syrup with a bunch of kids. Bucket with lid in the foreground.
During our courses I talk a lot about the time I spent in Alaska. It set me firmly on the path that I'm still on. I often get asked about why I came back, and while I've told parts of the story a bunch of times, I've never told it completely. My mother recently came [...]
Home. Morning coffee with kids and dog. There's no greater comfort than coming home to family.
End of the trip, back to the world. Farewell winter! #bushcraft #woodslife #guidetraining
Old man winter on the ice. Last full day of 4 weeks in the woods this winter, coldest day yet.
Bitter cold and windy, need the chisel to open the water hole. #guidetraining #woodslife #bushcraft
Sleet is over, now getting ready for the deep freeze and cooking supper. #woodslife #guidetraining #bushcraft
Tentbound. This is our view as we listen to the sleet and rain fall. Glad to have a big pile of firewood.
Setting up a hot-tent camp alongside of a lonely, frozen lake. #guidetraining #bushcraft
On the trail hand-hauling toboggans on a beautiful Boreal Snowshoe Expedition day. #guidetraining #bushcraft
Tracking a fisher on the Boreal Snowshoe Expedition. Size, toes and C-shaped palm pad are keys.
Breakfast of oats and coffee in the woods. #winter #guidetraining #bushcraft
Loading sleds and jumping off on the Boreal Snowshoe Expedition, session 2.
Next to an open lead on the Aroostook River, checking the ice with a chisel.
Making improvised snowshoes at a remote camp.
Assembling a toboggan for next week's trip with Derek Faria and Paul Sveum. Great company in the workshop!
Up early to surprise my family with a loaf of dutch oven sourdough bread. Out of the oven while kids were waking up.
60 degree F temperature swing in 30 hours. -15 yesterday morning, 45 and rainy now. Glad I'm not on the trail today.
Group shelter built last week. A warm home in the frozen forest.
Frozen 48 over, celebrating with dutch oven doughnuts. They're as good as they look!
Checking the pipe on a permanent wall tent.
Three-strake toboggan in its native habitat.
Snow all day, rain tonight, but we're warm and dry. Challenging conditions for travel, so we'll base camp until the weather changes.
Cozy camp next to a frozen lake. Great trip so far. Smiles all around.
Part of our fleet of homemade toboggans and sleds. Loading up and hitting the trail.
The modern world we live in is a thin veneer stretched over the raw circumstance of our human condition. Countless interconnected pieces give us things like central heating, the internet, smartphones, tax forms, and countless other modern realities. Despite its many benefits, the veneer insulates us from the experience of life our forefathers knew. While [...]
Pre-contact routes of travel in New Brunswick and northern Maine. Our field school is near the "A" in the word "Maliseets". This map, combined with the map in the book "Indian Canoe Routes Of Maine" gives a rough idea of the many canoe/snowshoe routes through the region. More on the old trails of New Brunswick [...]
Old photo of my youngest and another use for a pack basket. The kid is six years older now and that basket has been retired.
Lucky dog posing in front of the Jack Mountain Expedition Tent. The more I use this tent, the more I like it.
Honing a knife on a ceramic coffee cup. Coffee + sharpening on a Sunday morning.
A roaring fire chasing away the chill.
Enjoying the warmth of the expedition tent and stove at the end of a long day.
Everybody who's been active in the outdoors for any length of time knows that as a knife ages, it stops being functional. This is true for both individual knives as well as knife designs. Only NEW knives and knife designs are useful, and only they can save your life in the inevitable "survival situations" we [...]
I laced up my skates for the first time in five years today and hit the ice with my youngest's first grade class. It felt great to be at the rink and brought back a lot of powerful memories. Even if I never stepped into a hockey rink again, it will always be a big [...]
Delicious 'shore lunch' cooked by Derek Faria today. Open fire food just tastes better.
The second of 2 videos about gear for the Boreal Snowshoe Expedition. If you're going on the trip, pay attention.
Doughnuts draining on a bed of fir boughs.
Here's the first in a series of videos shot specifically for those joining us on the Boreal Snowshoe Expedition this winter. You can get links to the gear mentioned at: http://www.jackmtn.com/gear.html#footwear Do not bring boots without removable liners!
Walking at sunset, spied the clouds reflecting on the ice.
Shave horse workshop a big success. Six finished horses and a few cheap laughs.
There's something about me you may not know that might change how you perceive me. I'm not a flusher. I poop in a bucket, and when I'm done I cover it with sawdust. When the bucket gets full I dump it on a compost pile along with other organic inputs (kitchen, yard, etc.), then cover [...]
A goal I've set for myself this year is to be mindful and grateful for what I've done and what I've got. My plan for doing so is to avoid hedonic adaptation. I first heard of this term in the book A Guide To The Good Life: The Ancient Art Of Stoic Joy (great read, [...]
"I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it." I've heard this idea communicated in many ways over the years, am tired of hearing it, and am weary of it being used as an excuse to bring too much stuff on the trail. Countless times over my 17 year career [...]
I was talking to a person from the west coast over the holidays. When they found out our field school was in Maine, they said we were "back east." I was forced to correct them and said; "no, we're not back east. We're down east. In Maine." Then, after deciding to have a bit of [...]
This blog has never been about getting more readers or trying to be popular. It's not about knives, gear reviews, how-to articles, survival tv shows or lists of "essential gear". I don't jump on board with the trends in the outdoor industry; I'm about the traditions. But there's nothing wrong with people trying to grow [...]
Healthy Homemade Snack For Life In Bitter Cold Winter has just started to arrive here in northern New England, but it will be in full force soon. I have the good fortune of a busy winter schedule including spending four weeks guiding snowshoe expeditions (2 x 2-week trips) from late January through early March. That's a [...]
I sat down with Derek Faria from The Woodsman School for one of his videos and we had a discussion about the self component of outdoor living and learning. We touched on the importance of getting out and doing it. During the talk I mention our educational philosophy and the seven elements of our programs, [...]
I took a ride across town and sat down with Derek Faria at The Woodsman School in his new tent to talk about educational philosophy and the importance of getting out and doing it. During the talk I mention our educational philosophy and the seven elements of our programs, with a focus on the Self [...]
Grave of a Revolutionary War soldier, deep in the woods and a mile from any road, and every veterans day someone puts a flag on it
Grave of a Revolutionary War soldier, deep in the woods and a mile from any road, and every veterans day someone puts a flag on it. #respect
1/6/16: Build Your Own Shave Horse Short courses, useful skills. For a small investment in time and money, become more self-reliant. For the first Self-Reliance Workshop of 2016, taking place January 6th, we'll be offering a build-your-own shave horse class. Also known as a draw shave, it's a bench vise where pressure from your feet [...]
I've never had trouble making big dutch oven meals. At the field school I routinely cook for 10-20 people, and after years of doing so I'm usually pretty pleased with how things turn out. Scaling things down, to the point where I'm dutch oven cooking for 1 or 2 adults, is something I haven't done [...]
Review of our campfire cooking class by Anne from Mom Can You Make, a NH food blog: GALA Campfire Cooking Workshop | On November 4th, my good friend Rosalie and I went to a campfire cooking workshop put on by GALA. Have any of my NH friends heard of GALA? Well they are just an [...]
Aroostook twilight at the field school.
Plotting a course on the map with a Sher-Wood straight edge.
Best part about going away is coming home to family. Mine makes me feel like the richest man in the world.
What if you don't have an ice chisel? Cutting a water hole in the ice with an axe.
Checking the ice with a chisel. The water here is only 2 feet deep, but ice safety is no joke.
Building a runnered sled for around camp, old skis for runners.
Successful night in front of a fire with no sleeping bag.
Simple snowshoe binding. Walked 2000+ miles with these.
Shelter/sauna with raised bough beds on the Winter Woodsman course.
Hauling firewood on the money sled.
Coffee and doughnuts on the fire this morning, winter woodsman course.
Hiking the trails at the field school.
Aroostook river at the field school.
I'm at the field school for the next week running the Winter Woodsman course. One of the things that we cover during the week is making a few different deadfall traps. I've searched for forty years for that perfectly rectangular rock that's depicted in deadfall line drawings in survival books. I'm convinced it doesn't exist. [...]
I just returned from performing in my son's puppet show. He's involved with a group that has a talent show every December. We go every year, and it's always fantastic. I'm amazed at the maturity level of the kids involved. And the courage. There was a little girl who was going to sing a song. [...]
Part of our new lodge-based workshop series, spend a long weekend learning traditional northern forest skills while staying on-site in our modern, comfortable lodge. The course content draws on the curriculum for our Winter Woodsman course. Topics include snowshoes and snowshoeing, fire lighting, axe use, knife use, knots, ice safety, ice fishing, animal tracking and more. Group size is limited to 4 people; [...]
This past weekend our group fleshed and scraped a lot of deer hides. We also brained a bunch, and started pulling them, but were overtaken by dark before we got any soft. Brain tanning courses are all about time management. We're trying to squeeze a bunch of stuff into a short period of time. We [...]


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Adaptation, Learning, and Optimization Over NetworksBy: Ali H. Sayed (author)Paperback
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DescriptionAdaptation, Learning, and Optimization over Networks deals with the topic of information processing over graphs. The presentation is largely self-contained and covers results that relate to the analysis and design of multi-agent networks for the distributed solution of optimization, adaptation, and learning problems from streaming data through localized interactions among agents. The results derived in this monograph are useful in comparing network topologies against each other, and in comparing networked solutions against centralized or batch implementations. There are many good reasons for the peaked interest in distributed implementations, especially in this day and age when the word "network" has become commonplace whether one is referring to social networks, power networks, transportation networks, biological networks, or other types of networks. Some of these reasons have to do with the benefits of cooperation in terms of improved performance and improved resilience to failure. Other reasons deal with privacy and secrecy considerations where agents may not be comfortable sharing their data with remote fusion centers. In other situations, the data may already be available in dispersed locations, as happens with cloud computing. One may also be interested in learning through data mining from big data sets. Motivated by these considerations, Adaptation, Learning, and Optimization over Networks examines the limits of performance of distributed solutions and discusses procedures that help bring forth their potential more fully. Adaptation, Learning, and Optimization over Networks adopts a useful statistical framework and derives performance results that elucidate the mean-square stability, convergence, and steady-state behavior of the learning networks. At the same time, the monograph illustrates how distributed processing over graphs gives rise to some revealing phenomena due to the coupling effect among the agents. These phenomena are discussed in the context of adaptive networks, along with examples from a variety of areas including distributed sensing, intrusion detection, distributed estimation, online adaptation, network system theory, and machine learning.
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Contents1: Motivation and Notation; 2: Optimization by Single Agents; 3: Stochastic Optimization by Single Agents; 4: Performance of Single Agents; 5: Centralized Adaptation and Learning; 6: Multi-Agent Network Model; 7: Multi-Agent Distributed Strategies; 8: Evolution of Multi-Agent Networks; 9: Stability of Multi-Agent Networks; 10: Long-Term Network Dynamics; 11: Performance of Multi-Agent Networks; 12: Benefits of Cooperation; 13: Role of Informed Agents; 14: Combination Policies; 15: Extensions and Conclusions.; Appendices: A. Complex Gradient Vectors; B. Complex Hessian Matrices; C. Convex Functions; D. Mean-Value Theorems; E. Lipschitz Conditions; F. Useful Matrix and Convergence Results; G. Logistic Regression.; References.
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