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Did I lose some FUT graphs here? (photos)
I had a small transplant on a piece of facial scar tissue six days ago. I put some aloe vera gel the last couple days to help with the scabs. When I woke up this morning though (day six), I noticed these two red dots. Does it look like I lost a couple transplants there? Not sure if they fell out.
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Did I lose grafts?
dcopley,Hard to tell from the photo provided. The the clot resulted from trauma to a placed graft but it is impossible to discern from this photo. It is best to follow up with your surgeon, but it may only affect one or two grafts and if they have been without fresh blood supply then they are not likely to survive anyhow. Good luck!
Bernardino A. Arocha, MD
Bernardino A. Arocha, MD
It is not clear with photos alone. You may have lost grafts or you have not have lost grafts. It is best to contact your
It is not clear with photos alone. You may have lost grafts or you have not have lost grafts. It is best to contact your doctor for a follow up exam.
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Did I lose grafts?
XConsidering that there was bleeding present, you may have lost a few grafts at night while you were sleeping. Go back to your doctor and ask your doctor
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The course the grafts typically undergo after a beard transplant is one where they form into scabs within the first few days after the procedure. After the initial few days, the grafts will start to shed and fall off. It is not possible to assess the potential regrowth of the grafts during this time period. The grafts will start to regrow in 4 to 6 months, on average, at different rates. Results can be seen around 10 months to one year after a facial hair transplant.
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For the path to this do the following: Select --> Options--> Display--> Inventory items --> Hide Portables
Duh, I actually hit my select button, but what's funny is, there's an option to hide portables in your select menu as well. You just hit *select/portable item settings/hide
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Live life, Love life (Alphonse's P.O.V)
I kind of felt good after Naomi said she wasn't scared of us. Brother and I went to our bedroom, We talked for a while. "Brother. I like it here."I said while pulling the blankets closer to my 'Neck'. "Yeah, I do too Al." Ed said. He sounded a little upset."Ed is something wrong?" I turned to face him. "Well. I was talking to Naomi's father and she kind of went through the same thing as we did. Her mother died when she was five."I could tell he was sorry for her.
"Hey Al you should take her to a Park or something tomorrow." He said while looking up at the ceiling, and his auto-mail behind his head. "Huh?...uh why?" I was caught off guard. "Naomi seems to really like you." He said it calmly. I knew if I had a real body, my face would be red. "B-Brother that can't be true!" I said loud. "Well get used to that idea Al. Now goodnight!" Then he turned over and fell asleep.
"W-wha? Her liking me?" I thought to myself. That night was mostly spent thinking and waiting for morning. It seemed like forever but finally I saw the sun spreading throughout the room. I saw Edward sit up and stretch "Mornin' Alphonse!" he said with a grin."Good morning Ed." I said back. Edward got up and threw on his black shirt."Mmm I smell breakfast! Let's go!" He walked to the door. "Okay. I'll be right there."I said slowly getting up, and watching Ed leave.
I was still thinking about asking Naomi to go to the Park. "Okay I'll do it." I opened the door and walked to the kitchen to find Naomi cooking at the stove, She turned and smiled."Good morning Al." Naomi said in a sweet voice. "Oh. G-good morning!"I said while sitting down slowly. Ed winked at me.
"So Naomi where is your father?" Ed said while stuffing his face with food. "Oh he's at his office. He's going to be there all day." She said. "Oh I think I'm going to go to the Library, I want to look at some more Alchemy books." He said still stuffing his face. "You and Al should go to the park.'' He again catching us both of guard. I looked away and Naomi dropped a bowl. It smashed into two big pieces. Her face turned dark red."Well..um I'll go if Al wants to." Naomi was picking up the pieces and was about to throw them out.
"Wait. I'll fix that." I said getting up and walking over to her. "Really?" She handed me them and I put them on the ground."Yes just watch." I drew a transmutation circle then put the broken bowl in the middle then placing both of my hands on top of the bowl there was the usual flash of light, Then when I lifted my hands the bowl was fixed."Here you go." I picked up the bowl carefully and handed it to Naomi. I could tell she was amazed because her eyes were wide.
"What you never seen Alchemy before?" We both turned to see Ed watching us."Well...actually no I haven't."She said placing the bowl on the counter. I stood up and walked back to my chair."So um do you want to go Al?"Naomi had her back turned to me."I mean to the Park."She added."Well okay."I was really happy, Edward is the greatest brother."I'll have to thank him after."I thought. I helped Naomi clean up. Then Ed grabbed his coat and said bye, He left Naomi and I alone.
We left for the Park a little after Edward left."Thank you by the way.'' She said while we walked on a long dirt path."Oh for what?'' I said not paying any attention. "Remember? The bowl?" Naomi said giggling."Oh yeah. No problem."I told her. We walked for while but soon enough we got to the park, Three children were playing in then sand, When they saw me they just stared.
"Oh man not again..This always happens to me." I tried not to look at the kids but they stared and pointed saying "Ohhh look a metal man!" Naomi just smiled,She reached out and pulled me to swings, Naomi got on one and rocked a little."Would you mind if I asked you to push me?" She looked at her shoes. I was surprised."Y-Yes.." I walked behind her and gently pushed on her back. Naomi laughed because she didn't really go far."Come on Al! You can do better than that!" She threw her head back to look at me. "Well okay.." I said. Then putting a little more effort in the push she went flying.
I pushed the swing out of the way and held out my arms to catch her.We both crashed to the ground luckily I caught her."Are you okay?!" I asked.Then I heard a bloodcurdling scream. "His head came off!" A little girl was staring at my head that had came off when Naomi and I fell."Uh oh Al..I'll get your head."I heard Naomi say."Thank you." Was all I said.


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Every generation makes its own interpretation of an artist and the reputation of a great artist endures partly because their work can speak in different voices across decades and centuries.
In the mid-Sixties, while I was still a student, the Turner collection at Tate was rehung in a radical new presentation. For someone like me, aged 20, it was breathtaking. I can remember it now in great detail. It was led by Lawrence Gowing, who was a rather wonderful painter and probably even more brilliant art historian. He put light-grey muslin on the walls of the galleries and hung white muslin across the ceilings of the lofty galleries at Tate Britain to turn them into proto-modernist spaces. He presented Turner as the first modern artist.
The curators took out works that had previously been in storage — often not framed and regarded as unfinished —and presented them to the public for the first time. The loosely painted washes of colour seemed to prefigure the works of the impressionists half a century later, or 20th-century colour field painters such as Mark Rothko, who were really excited by Turner's work. Rothko decided to leave his Seagram Murals to Tate partly due to his reverence for Turner.
Two or three years later I was at the Courtauld in London, studying for an MA in British and French painting. It was suggested to me that I might write my thesis on the artist who did the engravings of Blake's work. I thought Blake was wonderful, but I didn't think George Cumberland was tremendously significant. So I decided I would rather write a minor essay on a major artist than a major essay on a minor artist.
However, I decided not to do something about Turner's late work, which was very much under discussion at that point, but to think about Turner as the quintessential Romantic artist, dealing with some of the quintessential Romantic subjects.
Turner was born in London, the son of a Covent Garden barber. He grew up in London and spent most of the rest of his life here, living in Twickenham and Chelsea. He loved this city and painted it right up until his death. But he had a yearning for the mountains and the sea. In 1802, there was a short break in the British-French war and what did Turner do? He jumped on a boat, got himself to Calais and headed for Switzerland, just stopping at the Louvre to look at some old masters. I formed the idea that Switzerland was a really important destination for Turner at different moments in his career, so I studied his trips there.
I spent about six months working in the British Museum, because that's where the Turner watercolours were at that time (they are now in the Clore Gallery at Tate Britain). Many of them were still in the envelopes into which they had been put by the art critic John Ruskin when he sorted them out after Turner's death, and you could see Ruskin's handwriting on them. I pieced together the original sketchbooks that had been broken up to try to get an idea of the routes that Turner took through Switzerland.
Like most people, I'm incredibly moved by much of the unfinished and late work. As people have done in the past 50 years, I have tended to associate that with very contemporary art. But through my study of Turner I am very conscious of how much he was influenced by tradition and how he saw himself as a great craftsman and in the tradition of great painters.
One of the things that is very interesting about Late Turner: Painting Set Free, the exhibition that opens at Tate Britain next week, is that it is trying to rebalance our understanding of Turner's late work. In the last 15 years of his life he was still developing fast and moving into new areas.
What the curators, Sam Smiles and David Blayney Brown, have done is oblige us to rethink that rather simple description of Turner as a modern artist 100 years before his time. Rather than losing himself in some kind of self-indulgent abstraction, Turner was still very attached to the world in which he lived.
It's always said that Turner couldn't paint figures, and that he didn't like people. One of the things I've always felt is that if you look at the detail of his watercolours there are often lots of figures in them and they are very movingly depicted. He actually had a very strong sense of how the character of a person is conveyed by the clothes they wear or the way they hold themself.
He was very interested in the politics of his time. Even in the sketchbooks that I was looking at, there are little annotations that refer to political arguments and debates he was encountering when he was travelling. He was also obviously fascinated by developments of the 19th century, as shown in his series of paintings of whaling ships. They are remarkable not just as sensational records of the elements but also as paintings of the contemporary work and industry.
There has been a lot of interest in the past 20 or 25 years into the late work of artists. There has been an increasing recognition that, often, late work is great work. Late work is free work. Late work is closer to the soul of the artist's being, whether it's Titian, Cézanne, Rothko or Matisse.
Young artists, in a way, look around them and they look at other artists; while artists late in their career often feel responsible to no one but themselves and sometimes refer back to their own earlier work. That was certainly true of Turner — he took some of his own motifs and subjects and reworked them. His late works can seem radical but they are as much a culmination of the concerns he had been dealing with throughout his career.
One of the striking things about Turner was that he had a long life: he was 76 when he died in 1851. He outlasted many of his contemporaries — Constable died in 1837, for example — so he was almost on his own. And when that happens you have no one to talk to, you're thrown back on yourself.
In this show there are paintings Turner worked on in pairs: it is almost as if he is setting up a conversation between one idea and another, pushing them together and seeing how they talk to each other. He used unusual square canvases and the subjects are often hard to understand — even his admirer, Ruskin, struggled to explain them.
One of my favourites at the time I was working on Turner was one such painting, The Angel Standing in the Sun. It was exhibited in 1846 but no one really knows what it's about. It's an absolutely compelling image. It's apocalyptic but it's also very, very beautiful.
I think that this is one of the reasons why Turner is still such a compelling artist. In the end, he is so mysterious. These are some of the most famous paintings of the 19th century but none of us still understand quite what they are. Turner is incredibly difficult to pin down but incredibly emotional. His works just hit you in the stomach.
The EY Exhibition, Late Turner — Painting Set Free, is at Tate Britain, SW1 (020 7887 8888, tate.org.uk) Sept 10-Jan 25
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Ignorant to passing time
Reality strikes its deafening chime
Unspoken words pass between
I and you, my darling queen
Lay your weary head to rest
With your arms across your chest
Now it's time to close your eyes
Whisper your final goodbyes
Let me go, we'll both be free
Cross the wasteland, past the sea
Find the path to heaven's light
Break away from endless night
Embracing tears of bitter pain
Falling lightly with the rain
Out of reach, I hear your song
Alone again, I sing along
Let me go, we'll both be free
Cross the wasteland, past the sea
Find the path to heaven's light
Break away from endless night
From the night. . .
I watched your velvet wings take flight
I never saw you so alive
So alive
I watched your velvet wings take flight
I'll never ever say goodbye
Never say goodbye
Life has ended, you have won
Death befriended, pain is gone
Fly away into the light
Crystal clear and shining bright
Close your eyes for final rest
Meeting among the blessed
Let me go, we'll both be free
Cross the wasteland, past the sea
Find the path to heaven's light
Break away from endless night
From the night. . .
I watched your velvet wings take flight
I never saw you so alive
So alive
I watched your velvet wings take flight
I'll never ever say goodbye
Never say goodbye
I let you go so you'll be free
Cross the path of darkened sea
I watched your velvet wings take flight
I can never say goodbye
Never say goodbye
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A song, and lyrics
Copyright © Laura Breidenthal | Year Posted 2013
Quiet as twilight when i am in the mood
Breathless tree standing still in the wood
Casting shadows behind as long as i could
Night has come, knocking gently on my door
Dead calm appeals me to live for a while
Away from the dust and the madding crowd
Where the water moans, and the wind does wail
And when the light fades, in darkened shroud
Dead is the calm, it's time to behold the sky
Just in the mood, so sad, it's time to cry
Still sleeping birds, that stop to fly
Death has come, another day is passing by
The stillness of twilight takes me back to my past
When, being a child, i would run windward so fast
And leave my footprints, with a track of hazy dust
Oh! how sad i feel, if i only could mend the rust
Stillness of the twilight makes me watch the west
When, ablaze is the sky, the sun sets down to rest
Night falling slowly, stressing the pain to last
Dark shadows whisper softly, now they are cast
The stillness of twilight is a GOD send
Grasp it before it slips from your hand
Pick up your pen give it poetic twist
I take delight to write when i am feeling *triste*
Triste: French meaning = sad
Copyright © Lonely Shepherd | Year Posted 2015
Jab Meri Bechaini Mit Jayegi
Jab Mere Dilko Sukoon Mil Jayega
Yeh Khaalipan Mit Jayega
Do Pal Ki Chandni Ke Liye
Aj Bhi Zinda Hoon Main
Meri Khaamoshi Ke Ageh Aasmaan Bhi Khatam Ho Jayega
Kehne Ke Liye Toh Roz Marta Hoon Main
Thoda Aur Marne Ke Liye
Yeh Deewana Kal Phir Ayega
Copyright © shadab shaikh | Year Posted 2013
Summertime…they say the livin' is easy,
Flowers growin' and the sun's sittin' high.
They say your Daddy's rich and your Momma's so good lookin';
So hush now pretty baby…there's no reason to cry.
One of these days, you're gonna rise up smilin'.
Take a look around and think you've got it all.
You'll have your Momma's looks, all your Daddy's money,
And all the boys in town at your beck and call.
Summertime…Yes, the livin' is so easy,
Laughin', singin', havin' so much fun.
No time to stop and think about your future
And what life will bring when Summer's done.
'Cause Summertime, it don't last forever.
Breezes cool and the leaves begin to fall;
And in your quiet moments, you'll sit and wonder
How you came so far, but have no love at all.
Summertime....They said the livin' was easy;
Ain't it sad how fast the good times fly;
And now, your Momma's looks and all your Daddy's money
Another sweet, warm Summer's day they cannot buy.
Copyright © Robert Candler | Year Posted 2014
Early morning finds her,
filling boxes with mementos.
Pausing to reflect...
Age has taken its toll.
Memories have turned to mysteries,
confusion a frequent guest.
Wiping away a tear, she keeps packing.
It's moving day.
Uncertainty and trepidation,
have taken up residence,
in her heart and thoughts.
Packing up and leaving behind,
fragments of her life -
moving only the essentials,
enough to fill one room.
It's moving day.
Once strong and independent,
now frail, in need of care.
Moving in with her niece,
had never been her plan.
But plans change. Lives change.
She doesn't want to leave her home.
She doesn't want to be a burden.
It's moving day.
As the boxes are loaded in the truck,
she takes a last look around.
Speaking softly to herself, she says:
"It will be nicer where I am going.
After all, I'll be surrounded by family.
I'll be safer. I should be happy..."
Tears fall silently.
It's moving day.
Kim Merryman
For Kelly Deschler's Women Only #2 contest.
Copyright © Kim Merryman | Year Posted 2015
I live where angels fear to walk
Don't ask questions, no one's gonna talk
Another kid's innocence is being take
Their thirst for blood will never slacken
Love is something only found in a fairytale
But those don't comfort, when home is spelled H E L L
Left alone for days on end
Nothing else to do but play pretend
Trying to get lost in a dream
But when that doesn't help, all you can do is scream
I've called the devil by his first name
His eyes are cold, mine are the same
I live where angels fear to tread
By the time you find me, I'll probably be dead
Copyright © Grace Faolian | Year Posted 2013
When you leave me, nothing will ever be the same again,
You have taught me so much and your love was never ending,
I will never forget the way you smiled and the way you made the ones around you feel safe,
This poem may not rhyme, but the words I feel for you are not in any dictionary,
therefore rhymes are impossible,
you have been my rock, my reliable, strong rock, but now my rock is floating away and soon I will never see my rock again.
I wont lie and say everything was grand,
we have never really met eye to eye,
and we have hurt each other with our words, but words would never hurt our heart if we did not feel love,
that is all I feel for you,
This is my love letter to you, my way of saying thank you,
thank you for the laughs and the cries and the ups and the downs,
this is my everlasting gratitude.
I love you.
Copyright © Jade Ma | Year Posted 2014
Speech of Tears – Zamreen Zarook
Drops of tears from our purl conveys a lot,
Each an every shedding has a ballot,
By identifying the core, our hands should allot,
Because, some might be extremely as shallot.
Chipper and blissfulness gives you cool tears,
Whereas in console and divesting flow hot tears,
Fear and pains give drains of tears,
Nothing that can be patch with dollars.
Some deliveries are automatic,
While some productions are acoustic,
Another drain says I am really bombastic,
Tears are at last solely cubistic.
They convey the emotions,
People go in search for solutions,
They become happy when they are with the precautions,
Reactions again as the tears, it's the real abbreviation.
Copyright © Zamreen Zarook | Year Posted 2013
A thorough yield
On a farm field of far east
It took me time to realize
How far I am to my far east of coast
Call of my weather
Call of my winds
I sailed further and farther
To my naked coasts
Naive songs, Nimble rains
Nile of rivers, Nascent clouds
Reaching this far
I kissed my earth
Ground of my grief
Glory of my ghosts
Glad is those leaves
However scanty they are
Cast is my shadows
No longer they hide
My colors and my figures
They cast numbers on stars
Measure their light
Scope my winters
Scale my summers
Scanty my rains
Scuttle I wish my springs
Now let me see my greens
Their leveling heights
Their leafy gaze
Their spiderly gesture
Their primordial texture
Now let me be slow
In company of my greens
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Copyright © Gokul Alex | Year Posted 2013
"...though nothing can bring back
the time of splendor in the grass
of glory in the flower..."
---Wm. Wordsworth
"...in sickness and in health/
'til death do us part..."
Your mortal flesh decays
while mental failings mount
and I, powerless, mourn
your losses, in silent grief --
no slowing of the clock
against ravages and time's neglect --
little chance, now, to correct
the many errors of the past.
I guard your fitful sleep,
remark upon your wrinkled brow
and sparse remaining hair,
hear hesitant and labored breath,
and determine to bear
(for how much longer?)
willful, spiteful actions,
bitter barbs, prompted by
what you really, actually
know -- by what we both,
in sorrow, cannot accept,
and refuse to voice aloud.
Copyright © Leo Larry Amadore | Year Posted 2015
Who am I?
Question indeed!
W-eaned from tender
age,in noble family of ten.
H-urt by the demise of
the tube that brought
me into this theater of
struggles and pains.
O-rdered about by the
whimps of this
world,facing the hurdles
of life daily from
cradle,never giving up
A-fine young man of 28
I am,who has the
experience and wisdom
of the aged.
M-astering the arts of
life-learning from lessons
of life's victims and
didactic poems 'cos man
of fame I intend to be for
I bear the name Bob.
I-lost my poetic gift at a
stage but recovered it in
poetrysoup for invisible
entities say a
lesser being I shall be,but
another encourages me
to move on,for great is
one who comes out of
the shackles of life
undeterred for this is who
I am.
Name: Ifeanyi Bob
Copyright © Ifeanyi Bob Ekechukwu | Year Posted 2013
When life takes hold of you no mercy given
Foreclosures popular , the new age to walk ..driven
When your nerves are shattered
The home you live in seems scattered
Just breathe ~
children don't understand why you can't give money on the daily
life feels cold and The bills are unbearable to open it seems
When there is not enough food in the pantry for all
you feel you are losing as you begin to fall , loose sight of dreams
Just breathe ~
All these things are a test , every breath that counts.
It's the faith, and will to live , as anxiety mounts
In your darkest hour just call on his power
with the help of God above , you will surmount.
just breathe ~ just keep breathing
" Just another day in paradise Contest "
Copyright © Shanity Rain | Year Posted 2013
Hand in hand we walked
together into Reception
Nothing could stop us and
together we were three
James and I LARP-ed Doctor
Who for fun
We talked and laughed for
Because no stress was in our
Anna and I smiled and laughed
And jumped on our bouncy
With nothing dividing us.
Side by side we walked
together into Year 6
Some stranger stopped them to
talk and broken we were alone
James and I talked about
Doctor Who for fun
And we talked and kissed for
But misunderstanding broke us
Anna and I still smiled and
And joked about our bouncy
But secondary school was going
to divide us.
With no one there I walked
alone into Year 7
And a stranger became my
friend and together we were
Violet and I both loved Doctor
And James found Dominic
So James and I talked for mere
And school started pulling us
Anna and I still laughed and
Still promising to be friends
Never letting it divide us
Suffocating and drowning I
walked into Year 9
Hating how I was and feeling
Katie and Chloe were so pretty
And Violet so funny and all
were better than me
James and I hardly talked or
saw each other
But we still made the most of
our friendship
As we were like family, stress
couldn't break us apart
Anna and I laughed but I did
not smile genuinely
Because the bouncy castle was
long gone
And our schools were beginning
to divide us
Dead yet breathing I stand
right now
And I hate who am I and every
single detail
Fights broke us up and pulled
us apart
So I can feel Katie, Violet and
Falling further out my reach
James moved house to a place
And blamed me for never
talking to him
But really it was because of my
ex who was a girl
It was for something beyond
my control
Anna and I were still friends;
only by a thread
As she did not know about me
And how school broke me apart
So this is me now; I'm all alone
No longer the smiling young girl
of reception
The only person talking to me
is me
And the voice in side my head
You see; they all left me and
always will
So now the only call I answer
Is that of my blades
And the darkness
That is constantly
Pulling me
Copyright © Teenage Frustrations | Year Posted 2013
I was his friend from the first time he opened his eyes
I taught his his first words
We took our first steps together his first and my second time around learning to walk
you see for me he was my whole world
I flip my truck three times when I was just two months pregnant with him you see
I spent seven months in bed getting him here and then another year in a wheelchair
being push by me with him in my lap cause I wouldn't let anybody take him from
I fought tooth and nail to walk so nobody could claim me unfit
I change my baby, bathed him,fed him and god bless him too and he grew
He weighted in at 30 lb. and 30" when he turn about 2 so I knew God was in the house
This child was special he was god's child on loan from god he knew so much about the bible we took him to the lords house everywhere if it was at the fort mims reenacnmet he knew what the preacher left out but I didn't
As he grew about 12 yrs. something happen and I don't know why but he told me mommy I don't love you anymore
I have tried to be his friend he won't let me in
I cry at night I wish I knew what happen to us
I know I got brain cancer and had brain surgery but I had not fully recovered
And unless thats what cause this rejection of me
I hope it isn't because he can't deal with loosing me
He is 26 yrs. old and I lost him many years ago
Copyright © Patricia Bernard | Year Posted 2014
I see
The white painted pieces of the verandah
Scratched away by a harsh relentless wind.
It leaves behind bilged browns;
Rusted remnants
Of chairs,
Of walls.
The cement rips,
Falling below
To blend with rocks and stones
In the barren and sterile garden.
Though the tiles plastered with grimy mud
Is enough for algae to grow.
They have decayed,
Like the flesh of the once young man
Who gazed to the oceans in bliss.
They have decayed,
Like the skin of the once young woman
Whose lips quenched his eyes.
It has decayed,
Like remnants
Of a memory;
Trickling laughter and
Chatter churning from
A blend of emotions,
Have cascaded away,
Gone with this putrid wind;
A jagged silence
Now plaguing the walls.
As remnants
Of a past generation.
Copyright © Jewel Seuss | Year Posted 2016
Going back in time and change
all the mistakes I made is absurd and impossible;
I look at myself and feel rage...
my vain existence could have been so incredible.
Tarots readers promise us changes with an amulet,
when their false prediction turn out to be a hoax,
we realize we have been spinning in a fast vortex...
not believing that it had caused sobs in our chest.
All the gold in a vault cannot buy youth, some go to extremes
to get it back even briefly, then they try to reach a new altitude,
" All wishes are possible, not this one! " The skeptic believes,
" Know that beauty is hidden inside, visible in deeds of beatitude. "
As my age shows in looks and inability, I feel very helpless
drowning in discontent and bitterness and trying to reason
I declare," We start aging on the exact moment we are born,
and our cry is the prophecy of doom carried out by events. "
While I'm living, I must write this name in stone,
despite the wealth and the happiness I was denied by cruel fate;
I honored friendship, I loved everyone: why should I be so irate...
if life's simple pleasures are lived and never gone?
Copyright © Andrew Crisci | Year Posted 2016
Usually you're all alone
When there's ringing on your phone
An early call that makes you moan
Just wish it was a dial tone
You grab the phone
Press to your ear
Hello who's there?
You calm your fear
A neighbor's voice comes on the line
You know at once
Things are not fine
What will she say?
This voice today
What gives you dread?
Is someone sick?
Is someone dead?
The news you hear will make you sad
You know it will
It's always bad
And so you hear the tragic tale
Another friend
You start to pale
The call ends soon
Someone who once enjoyed her wealth
She seemed to have the best of health
One minute she was doing great
Then death became her sudden fate
No more to say
Another call
That changed your day
The phone's back now
Back on the wall
Who'll call next
Who's next to fall?
Copyright © Gary Kraidman | Year Posted 2013
The years crept on and, older now, between
new birth and the old, burnt embers of age,
I ached and longed for a God-like Machine
to create youth and a revived image.
A bloom gone and extinguished in an hour
(which left regret with only melancholy!)
that I lived not nor loved with Love's power—
which so anguished me! Cursed be my great folly!
All that remains are faith in my dying sun
that by turns shall rise and give me rebirth:
though youth and hale are gone, and life's undone
by piety I'll know a brand new mirth!
So, belovéd, extend me not your pity—
for my hope now rests in God's indemnity.
Copyright © Ngoc Nguyen | Year Posted 2014
How queer the color of viscera
squarely foreign in my breast
To be the butcher and grim and goddess
All in one
Leaves identity succinct
Or identifies succinctness
If it has been
Then so it was always before
Therein is 'Peace'
Reposed and eyes rolling
Great, vacant saucers on vertiginous axis
She is quite the swollen beast
And on all fronts, she is terrible
If only you'll watch you may notice her growth
A malignant sort
An unwelcome appendage
I'd dash it out but I've already gone
Too pale and dogged in life to succumb
I curse her tenacity
She has a sister, I think
Or maybe a child
A child who lives down deep in my chest
A child who shrieks and tears down the walls
Perhaps she dislikes their pattern
Copyright © Chelsea Westerfield | Year Posted 2013
We are all equal, though they say you lad
who do they think they are they're not my dad,
on battle fields we live or die the same
fight for king and country that's why we came
being just fifteen makes no difference
able to shoot and fight only makes sense,
hungry, cold, lousy, I write a letter
to my mother, try not to upset her,
I do not record horror of warfare
or how my superiors do not care,
fix bayonets, our Sergeant yelled out loud
heard a whistle blow so followed the crowd,
those big tough men dropped down lifeless, like flies
sounds so loud though can not drown out their cries,
then shell carrying my number 7
sending me from this hell straight to heaven,
to the memorial now mother goes
to read my name, so much sorrow she shows,
she now knows the truth warfare is awful
Don't forget memories are immortal.
Copyright © Roy Pett | Year Posted 2017
Are Ancestors Endured
So deep in the forest, where it's always dark
Through the gnarled trees, fallen, crooked and mossy
An old, abandoned and neglected graveyard lies
The headstones are tilted, cracked, and broken
There are five stones that go from large to small
The weathered inscriptions hard to make out
Show simply a first name, month and year
William, Anna, Albert, Nellie and Rose
February, March, April, May, and July 1812
They were the forgotten ones,
I grieved for them despite not knowing who they were
My curiosity grew, until I had to know
Through long hours of research, I now knew their story
Tuberculosis took their lives, but what left me pained
Is that the were a family of six, and the youngest child was not there
Elizabeth would have been seven years old
Left alone as her family died one by one
The hardships our ancestors endured were profound
Overgrown With Vines
September 22, 2016
Copyright © Tanis Troutman | Year Posted 2016
My age shows on my wrinkled skin: ugly face, ugly hands! What a rage!
My brief youth I mourn with regret! My grief only reflects a sad image!
My wish was to remain ever young! My handsomeness has suddenly faded!
My agony grows with swift time, my death approaches as a mocking fiend!
Entered in Verlena S. Walker's contest,
" The Gift "
Written by Andrew Crisci on September 8, 2014
Copyright © Andrew Crisci | Year Posted 2014
*A assignment was due in class. *
Every time a gun shoots
A tree looses its roots
Every time there is bloodshed
Along with it millions of tears are shed
Every time a heart is stabbed
Someone else's life gets barren
As violence grows
Many more mothers moan
The sounds of destruction
Overpowers the voice of those
Who are innocent
Who suffer with no reason
Who beg for life
Who have heart full of innocence
Why do so much violence?
That the child's cry cannot be heard
When his father is killed
Why do so much violence?
That a mother moans
Over her child's dead remains
Why do so much violence
For winning any stupid battle
Which is taking lives
Of people who have wives
And mothers and children
When you can keep calm
Talk things out
Do whatever you can
To keep violence out
Because there is no sin as big as
Copyright © donna lu | Year Posted 2013
sometimes, i get a wave of sadness over me.
i love you, and i want to be with you,
you deserve someone
a little less neurotic
a little more normal.
someone who is honest when she whispers, "I'm so happy"
under the covers.
you make me happy.
but you shouldn't have to change me like that.
Copyright © Morgan Tate | Year Posted 2013
We know despite regrets
that under bricks of stones
beneath the sea of red
(there) the daughters and the sons
have put theirs heads
for meaning of an forsaken strophes
We know the depth
of tangled words
from toes to head
we'll flow an our cause
to gird it all around the neck
And sing upon...
That our world
on gardless sleep
is only a fragile thought
of the Atlantis cover deep
We know...
we'll go asleep
among the falling stars
on reefs of dreams
under the heavy prism
of bended skies
When pond of dark
absorbs the light
of blinded town
and haze'd souls
There... yet
from morn to dusk
every ardor will fall apart
by pillory of scarlet dawn
Copyright © Marcin Malek | Year Posted 2015
A fragile mind breaks
Wake upon the rock laden shores
A muffled heart begs to echo
Whispers lost among a velvet chamber
Dusk comes premature time and again
Dropping the curtain on an optimistic sunrise
If you never witness dawn
There is no tomorrow
Always the dreamer aches
Never awake to make real what he desires
The restless corpse walks blind
Dead ends seem fitting for one of the kind
Lost in the labyrinth of strangling vines
Love is the motive and the weapon
Taking root in throats dry from weeping
Sprouts of amnesia in place of smiles
A garden called heartbreak holds onlookers captive
The comfort takes hold, sets in the bones weary of searching
A plea for rest lands on deaf ears
The hollow boy tires of himself
The last request he will ever make
"End me"
Lost and tired
He wishes to be weak no more
Copyright © Alexander Schwartz | Year Posted 2013
How beautiful she was !
When she is sparkling in the queue of displaced
How sincere her sadness was !
As a poem by black and white
I am waving and call her
And scanning my hand
After the queues break up
In that cloudy afternoon
We are sheltering in a small restaurant
And sit side by side
With Her purple light dress
Her small body
And her ruined spirit
She was talking to me
Long silence between sentence and another
I respect it with equivalent silently
She broken my silently every time with fabulous moan
I felt like I was in church
She was yellow
and weak
like an old book
I said :
Do you born in February 17, 1979 ?
She said
Do not try to pressure on the wound
You will need the dozens of hands !
Copyright © Dia Alshirqati | Year Posted 2016
the poet sheds one tear
on a hundred sentences
empty papers, unwritten years
locked exits, locked entrances
the night brings her fears
loneliness, ugly resemblances
so the poet goes to sleep
and she dreams of scenes
scenes that never existed
You can hear her at night
Her cries they horrify
They cut through the silence
And silent after the sunrise
I can feel her pain
it's a torment to the sane
it's a lover to darkness
and an enemy to pureness
The poet writes her masterpiece
The perfection of pain and grieve
The beauty of a feeling unleashed
Weeps from the deception of beliefs
A relief comes as robbed from a thief
The poet feels high as she writes
But the poem refuses to end
three days and nights and fright
But relief wont come again
The poet spent a lifetime
She found no happy endings
Sought a completed rime
And found nothing but death in it
Copyright © Mister Opposite | Year Posted 2013
A little Blake; and . . . a great big moon
Is all it takes
To walk each other home
To the tender side, the fragile side
Of our rude-winter Steppingstones.
Copyright © Jo Bobenhouse Smith | Year Posted 2015
Memories fade
Which is crazy cause I figured the thought of me was etched carved and engraved
Into your heart and soul
But today I find out how much your mind is playing a role
It can fail deceive and corrupt
But today from so far away its the tears that erupt
They rise up up from deep within
Cause soon I may have to begin
To realize that your time is short left here on earth alive
Dear grandma please survive
Just a little bit longer, give me a chance to get back to you one last time
To tell you I love you, hope it bypasses your head straight to your heart
So you can reach back deep within for that memory of what we are
What we have been and always will be
The most important thing in this world to me...one word...family
Copyright © Frank Terranova | Year Posted 2016


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I'm Josh, 31, from Wyandotte, Michigan (a SE suburb of Detroit). I love the weather because its so interesting (and so changeable) around here. We get blizzards, heat waves, and everything in between! I love the outdoors (nothing beats the U.P.!), and love taking pics!. Nature takes the photo, I just press the button. I also enjoy others photos a lot.
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| FACULTY VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENTKingsborough Community College's Department of Behavioral Sciences and Human Services is seeking a Lecturer in Behavioral Sciences. The qualified candidate should be prepared to teach undergraduate Anthropology, Psychology, or Sociology introductory classes as needed by the department.QUALIFICATIONSApplicants must possess at least a Master's degree in either Anthropology, Psychology, or Sociology. Candidates should possess a strong commitment to teaching.Prior college level teaching experience preferred. Also required: demonstrate outstanding/superior teaching skills, ability to teach successfully and the ability to cooperate with others for the good of the institution.COMPENSATION$70.53 - $87.80 per hour.Salary commensurate with qualifications & experience.CUNY offers faculty a competitive compensation and benefits package covering health insurance, pension and retirement benefits, paid parental leave, and savings programs. We also provide mentoring and support for research, scholarship, and publication as part of our commitment to ongoing faculty professional development.HOW TO APPLYVisit www.cuny.edu, access the employment page, log in or create a new user account, and search for this vacancy using the Job ID 16373 0r Title. Select "Apply Now" and provide the requested information.Candidates should provide a CV/resume.CLOSING DATEJune 30, 2017. Review of applications to begin March 1, 2017 (on-going to fill open positions).JOB SEARCH CATEGORYCUNY Job Posting: FacultyEQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYCUNY encourages people with disabilities, minorities, veterans and women to apply. At CUNY, Italian Americans are also included among our protected groups. Applicants and employees will not be discriminated against on the basis of any legally protected category, including sexual orientation or gender identity. EEO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer.*Location:
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by Mark
I've been battling significant leaf problems. The leaves
get lighter green (to yellow) spots on the top and
woody looking warts on the underside. Also, the stem
has turned brown to the point of looking like it has bark
on it.
I sent photos to customer service at tomato growers
catalog and they came back with edema, where the plant is reacting badly to too much water available at its roots.
That seems like the definition of hydroponics. I have four plants
in dutch buckets. Two have a 50/50 mix of coco coir and
pearlite. The other two have all hydroton. Plants are in
the bloom phase. I'm feeding three times per day for 15
minutes and lights on for 12 hours per day. I only feed
during light hours and the last feeding is 2 hours before
lights out.
I have a fan that blows across the plants. I have it turn
off with the lights and an exhaust fan comes on and cools
the grow chamber from 77 degrees to 69 degrees in about
15 minutes. The exhaust fan does not run much at night after
the temperature gets to 67.
Any advice on how to prevent the edema?
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hi Mark,
My honest opinion is you're letting them get too cool at night. Tomatoes are heat loving and should ideally stay in the high 70s at night. Why not give this a try?
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Feb 24, 2009 at 6:57 pm #1234315
Addie BedfordBPL Member
@addiebedfordLocale: Montana
Companion forum thread to:Feb 24, 2009 at 8:02 pm #1480491
ROBERT TANGENSpectator
@robertm2sLocale: Lake Tahoe
Very clear, enjoyable article! Does your wife know that you share your red tunnel tent with that super-model? Or did she drop down from an alien space ship? For me, I use pretzels as deadmen anchors, then just leave them in the snow. They are bio-degradable, after all.Feb 24, 2009 at 8:29 pm #1480496
Ashley BrownMember
Great article Roger!
But crapping in the vestibule…?! I don't know why but I find that pretty funny! =-)Feb 24, 2009 at 8:57 pm #1480502
Michael MartinBPL Member
@mikemartinLocale: North Idaho
You never asked permission to use that photo of me in my blue "torsoclava". Shame on you. ;)Feb 24, 2009 at 8:59 pm #1480504
Jay WilkersonBPL Member
@creachenLocale: East Bay
Another great BPL article. Nice supermodel with a WM Flight Vest?? Nice!Feb 24, 2009 at 9:06 pm #1480506
Jim W.BPL Member
@jimqpublicLocale: So-Cal
Vestibule? How rustic. I have a nice big flap that opens up right next to the pole in my Pyramid. But it's only been used for cooking. Pee goes in a pee bottle, the other gets done outdoors when the wind drops off a bit.
The Tarptent backyard experiment isn't all that fair. He was indoors in a comfy bed while the tent got buried in the snow. If it was slept in the collapsing walls would have been noticed and dealt with.
Although California may not have the coldest, wettest weather we do get snow. One of my first snow camping trips we got 8 feet of the white stuff over five days. Even some pretty marginal tents worked fine as long as they were maintained.
I've always done fine packing the pitch down with skis or snowshoes then letting it set up for a while. Just don't crawl around on your knees where you plan to sleep or you'll have big holes.Feb 24, 2009 at 9:31 pm #1480511
Franco DarioliBPL Member
@francoLocale: Tarptent
Wow… lots of info there.
I am waiting for the BS Montana version Y (not) so in the meantime I can learn from the above.
"The Tarptent backyard experiment isn't all that fair. He was indoors in a comfy bed while the tent got buried in the snow. If it was slept in the collapsing walls would have been noticed and dealt with."
Not nice to see Tarptents being molested, however the Rainbow now can use trekking poles to support the cross apex strut and can also be guyed out at the ridge as well as set up with the 9mm pole, so not a 4 season shelter but can do better than in that picture .
The Quoddy experiment, to me, showed the potential of the Sublite Sil. With the newer beefed up apex connection and a well placed kick some time during the night, it looks pretty impressive for the 24 oz it weighs.
Snow Claw users. That looks multi tasking to me ( as a seat for example, maybe stove support, insulation under the feet) is this correct ?
FrancoFeb 24, 2009 at 9:42 pm #1480515
Ashley BrownMember
Snow Claw users. That looks multi tasking to me
I believe it's other intended use is for fighting off cougars.Feb 24, 2009 at 9:43 pm #1480516
Oh, she's just one of the perks which comes naturally to BPL Staff members…
CheersFeb 24, 2009 at 9:49 pm #1480517
Hi Ashley
> But crapping in the vestibule…?! I don't know why but I find that pretty funny!
That was on the When Things Go Wrong" trip. Going outside would probably have involved crawling around in the dark in a 100+ kph storm. Keeping hold of the TP would have been difficult. keeping the snow from going up my back and down my sleeves – equally difficult.
But I didn't invent the idea. It has been used in the Himalayas and the Antarctic for decades.
As for waiting until 'the wind drops off a bit', as James suggested – I think that may have happened about two days later. Or three.
CheersFeb 24, 2009 at 9:51 pm #1480518
Mark VerberBPL Member
@verberLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
Nice articles… thanks. Two observations. First, while I agree good double walled winter shelter are very nice in a winter storm, I have found that a pyramid or tipi with plenty of extra room can also be a good introductory shelter. I have been on several trips where the pyramid tarp became the group meeting area in addition to be where a few of us slept. It works out really well when there is deep snow and we could dig out the floor for even more space. I would agree that using a small single walled tarptent-ism shelter is not ideal, but it's survivable. The key is not to sleep through the night, but wake up frequently enough to be able to tap the sidewalls to encourage the snow to slide down, and to get out of the your shelter and move the snow if tapping isn't working or the accumulation is so heavy that the edges of your shelter are being excessively collapsed.
The other thing I was going to observe, is that sometimes rather than just stomping down the platform, it makes sense to dig out the platform. We will often stomp the platform and the dig a few feet of snow out of the platform. Doing this is more durable than making a snow wall.
–markFeb 24, 2009 at 10:38 pm #1480523
Robert BleanBPL Member
@bleanLocale: San Jose -- too far from Sierras
Good article — I liked it, and it certainly brought back old memories.
Interesting to contrast a few of the article's points with my experience. They do not always agree. Different people? Different times? Different places? Different climate?
My best (most serious) winter experience was back East (White Mountains of NH and the Adirondaks) — stormier and colder than in the Sierras. There were winds such as the article mentions, and temperatures down to -20F (common) and -40F (once, for me).
At the time, the state of the art for tents was not what it is today — my main tent was a 2-person tent with an aluminum A-frame at the front, and a lower vertical pole at the rear. No vestibule. Inner tent with fly. Totaled 5 1/4 lbs as I recall. I was interested to see that this is the sort of tent that the article says has problems with snow loading and does not work. These tents worked for us — all it took was pitching carefully, and knocking any snow accumulation off your tent during the night so it did not get overloaded. Not really a big deal. Just part of snow camping.
Anchors — our main anchors were our snowshoes (skis, if that is what we had). No problem with immobilizing them — we traveled until dark, pitched the tent, and then got inside for the rest of the night. Not being able to use our snowshoes at night was not a problem in our case. Then in the AM we cooked breakfast (before dawn), got up and packed, and then hit the trail as early as we could. Would have been different if doing a base camp, but that's not what we were doing.
Cooking — it never would have occurred to us to cook any way other than stove in the front of the tent and us in the sleeping bags. When it was -10F heading for -20F it was just too cold to do it any other way. Besides, lying down and relaxing as the snow melted for dinner felt good after a hard day.
Shovel — article says it is important; we never carried one unless going into avalanche terrain, which we usually did not. It would never have occurred to us to clear a tent site with a shovel — we just packed out our tent platform while still wearing our snowshoes or skis, let it set up a bit, and then were careful not to put holes in the surface (e.g. knees or elbows). Snow done that way retains quite a bit of air, and is a comparatively warm surface to sleep on — certainly better than ground, ice, or boot-packed snow.
If you are worried about the strength / support of snow packed that way, consider that is the same way you can create snow suitable for cutting into blocks to make an igloo. If it is strong enough for igloos (I have put on crampons and walked on igloos I have built that way), it is strong enough to sleep on.
Direction of sun — I agree with the easterly exposure where possible — it is already dark that night, so late-in-the-day sun is a moot point. It will be very nice to have what sun you can as you get going around dawn the following morning. Besides, it will probably be colder in the morning.
"The snow can pile up around the branches in a most deceptive manner. You walk close to the tree, and fall through into the space inside the branches. It can be quite difficult getting out of there." — you bet. We had a term for that — "spruce trap". Picture stepping into one with your snowshoes on — not only do you get tangled up in the branches, but all of the snow you have disturbed falls in on top of your snowshoe (and then, of course, tends to set up). It can be hard to get out of, especially if you are wearing a pack of much consequence.
Creating a platform — the article describes not just boot packing the snow, but stomping it — getting it as compacted as you can. We taught people to try very hard to avoid doing that. The problem is that doing so makes the snow harder, icier and colder to sleep on than packing with your snowshoes or skis, as described above. We also found no need to do any digging — we could shuffle enough snow around with our snowshoes / skis to make a level tent platform. Our platforms were probably more subject to such things as a careless knee poking a hole, that would then freeze up and could be uncomfortable. Best answer to that is "be careful, pay attention, don't do that".
Ventilation — we cooked inside the front of the tent (we had no vestibule). We always had plenty of ventilation while cooking — needed it to let the steam out if you did not want it to condense and freeze on the tent interior. Presume that also took care of CO. We'd close up quite a bit (but not airtight) after the cooking was done.
Yes, we cooked in the tents — at those temperatures, everyone cooked and ate from their sleeping bag. Never had any problems other than needing to be careful to not spill anything (especially water). I could see the non-sleeping bag cooking as shown in the article under two conditions: (1) probably earlier in the day than we did (I see a sunset in the outdoor kitchen picture) and (2) warmer than our weather (Sierras may well be OK for that). But under our conditions, being snugly in your sleeping bag was most welcome.
Midnight maintenance — yup. As I mentioned above, it comes with the territory. As long as you do it, you should not find your tent looking like the snow load disaster photos in the article. (Wind is a whole different subject.)
–MVFeb 24, 2009 at 10:46 pm #1480524
Hi Franco
> Snow Claw users. That looks multi tasking to me
Add mini-toboggan and glissade seat.
CheersFeb 24, 2009 at 10:55 pm #1480526
Franco DarioliBPL Member
@francoLocale: Tarptent
Hi Roger
That should have been the first one to pop into my brain…
The comment I refrained from posting ( because I am a little shy) , was that with so many winter tents with crappy vestibules , it's nice to be able to crap in one.
Try that inside the Warmlite "vestibule"
FrancoFeb 24, 2009 at 11:41 pm #1480531
Hi Franco
> The comment I refrained from posting
Only an Australian would dare … :-)
CheersFeb 25, 2009 at 1:06 am #1480537
Diplomatic MikeMember
@mikefaedundeeLocale: Under a bush in Scotland
Excellent article Roger. Lots of good info.
Crapping in the tent is easier if you use the 'buddy system' as practised by Special Forces. It needs to be a very tolerant friend to hold the plastic bag though! :)Feb 25, 2009 at 1:10 am #1480538
Hi Mark
> a pyramid or tipi with plenty of extra room can also be a good introductory shelter.
Oh, no question! I may have posted this photo before, but it illustrates your point very well:
This is a Australian-made Antarctic tent, in use in the Antarctic. A pyramid. Very robust.
But please note: the fabric is canvas, and I think the pole is 2" diameter or something like that!
> it makes sense to dig out the platform
True, but with a full shovel. Much harder with my little UL shovel. And often, our snow won't stomp down very far: it tends to be a bit solid already. No powder snow here!
CheersFeb 25, 2009 at 1:16 am #1480539
Hi Bob
> Snow done that way retains quite a bit of air, and is a comparatively warm surface
> to sleep on — certainly better than ground, ice, or boot-packed snow.
As you said at the start – different conditions. We don't get soft dry fluffy snow – at least not for more than 12 hours after a storm. It tends to be rather solid before we start stomping. We have to stomp to get it flat – skis would not have a hope.
> But under our conditions, being snugly in your sleeping bag was most welcome.
Especially at the end of a long day in poor weather. So Sue gets changed, into her quilt, and then starts demanding to be fed! "Soup, soup!" The cook hastens …
CheersFeb 25, 2009 at 1:18 am #1480540
Hi Mike
> It needs to be a very tolerant friend to hold the plastic bag though! :)
Hadn't though of carrying the extra plastic bags …. Ah well.
CheersFeb 25, 2009 at 5:53 am #1480564
Steven EvansBPL Member
@steve_evansLocale: Canada
It needs to be a very tolerant friend to hold the plastic bag though! :)
We just put the bag in our pot and take a seat…just hope you brought more the the 550 SUL :o
Franco, if it makes you feel better, up here the DR does very well in wooded winter areas. I've passed mine on but my buddy still uses his all year.
We also just stomp out the snow and let it settle for about an hour or so before putting up our tents. I guess it depends on the type of snow you get…Feb 25, 2009 at 7:40 am #1480581
Gerald MagnesBPL Member
@gmagnesLocale: Upstate NY
Can you clarify a bit on your description of how the Rainbow can be used in snow and winter conditions. Are you referring to the single or Double or either? When you say that Trekking poles can now be used to support the cross strut, do more recent models include some sort of grommet or loop to anchor the poles in that area? Not sure what you're referring to in regards to now being able to be set up with the 9mm pole? Is that a thicker ridge pole than the standard pole the tent comes with that's also available as an option??
thanks from a happy single and double Rainbow owner who occasionally winter camps in the Adirondacks,
GerryFeb 25, 2009 at 10:38 am #1480627
Robert BleanBPL Member
@bleanLocale: San Jose -- too far from Sierras
>> Snow done that way retains quite a bit of air, and is a comparatively warm surface
>> to sleep on — certainly better than ground, ice, or boot-packed snow.
> As you said at the start – different conditions. We don't get soft dry fluffy snow – at least not for more than 12 hours
> after a storm. It tends to be rather solid before we start stomping. We have to stomp to get it flat – skis would
> not have a hope.
Few people would call the snow the northeastern US generally gets "dry fluffy" :)
Perhaps I read the article wrong — I got the impression that the article was advocating boot stomping as much as possible. Even in the conditions you describe, why wouldn't you boot pack as lightly as you could do to still get a flat area?
The more you stomp, the icier it gets; the icier it gets, the better a heat sink it becomes.
–MVFeb 25, 2009 at 1:55 pm #1480694
Steve wrote:
> up here the DR does very well in wooded winter areas.
I think that is a very good point: conditions are different in wooded areas where the wind is reliably low. Out on the high plains things can be bit more demanding.
Making broad generalisations about what is right and wrong is just too dangerous: you have to adapt to the conditions. You have to have some idea of what they could be, too!
By the way, this was mid-autumn! Such are the mountains…
CheersFeb 25, 2009 at 2:00 pm #1480696
Ralph B AlcornSpectator
Snow camping is not something I seek out, though I've had the experience a few times, voluntarily and involuntarily. I learned a lot from your article. It did raise a side issue for me.
Cooking in the vestibule. To me, always seemed like a high hazard thing to do, but the article makes it clear that this is an accepted and necessary thing at times. Where can I go to find this covered more extensively? i.e. an article at the depth of this Pitching a Tent in the Snow article. Or maybe BackpackingLight.com could take this on for we novices?
Thanks.Feb 25, 2009 at 2:04 pm #1480697
Hi Bob
> I got the impression that the article was advocating boot stomping as much as possible. Even in the conditions
> you describe, why wouldn't you boot pack as lightly as you could do to still get a flat area?
I think we may have quite different snow conditions in mind, and maybe the article is not 100% clear on how hard we stomp. Our snow needs a fair bit of stomping most times just to get it into shape. However, that does not mean we go over it again and again to make it rock hard. We usually have not got the energy for that at the end of the day!
We stomp enough to get the tent platform level and strong enough to support us, and that is all. Where it is built up a bit needs to be strengthened a bit in most cases. We do build up one edge as shown because digging down far enough to avoid that would be too hard without a big shovel. I just have that UL scraper.
If you were to stomp hard anywhere straight after we finish you would certainly poke a hole in the snow, so we do stomp 'lightly' towards the end.
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|Reviews for Darkness
| mistrali chapter 1 . 12/17/2012
I love that Sandry, a thread mage and used to making things stronger, would realise that people can't be healed as well as cloth. This is particularly effective at the beginning, which is general enough that she could be talking about the four's friendship, or even her own experiences.
| Queen of Tortall chapter 1 . 12/11/2012
This was a beautiful little ficlet, and I love the last line especially. Good job!


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About Agra Hotels
The Taj Mahal is one of the most wonderful tourism destinations in India and is aptly considered one of the greatest wonders of the world. People all over the world desire to see the grandeur of the Taj Mahal and only a lucky few get to see this wonder in marble. The Taj Mahal signifies and glorifies human love, has withstood the test of time, and still stands in all its glory. Emperor Shahjahan has firmly put Agra on the travel and tourism map of the world.
Temples of Vrindavan
|The magnificent towers, bastions, ramparts, and gateways of the Agra Fort symbolize the stature and power of Mughal Emperor Akbar. Built between 1565 and 1571 AD, it is said that the emperor Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal, was imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb. The magnificent fort, though started by Emperor Akbar, was completed by his grandson Shah Jahan.
The fort is built alongside the Yamuna river and stretches almost 2.5 km. It consists of a wall built in red sandstone with several buildings inside. Part of the fort is still in use by the Indian Army and are not accessible to the public, but there's still enough left to get an insight on the way the Mughals lived in the 16th century.
As one enters from the Amar Singh Gate, the first monument to be seen is:
The Jahangiri Mahal
This was built by Akbar as the women's quarters and the only building that survives among the original palace buildings. The double storied palace interestingly reflects a strong Hindu influence with protruding balconies and domed chhatries.
Khass Mahal
This was built entirely of marble and demonstrates distinctive Islamic-Persian features. This palace was considered to be as Shah Jahan's sleeping quarters. The Mahal provides the most successful example of paintings on a white marble surface. This palace brings the later Mughal architecture to present age. Madan Mohan Temple.
The Sheesh Mahal
This is a creation of myriad glass pieces and central fountain. It is believed to have been the harem dressing room and its walls are inlaid with tiny mirrors (and thus the name), which are the best specimens of glass mosaic decoration in India.
The Musamman Burj
This is a beautiful octagonal tower with an open pavilion. The inlay work here is exquisite, especially above the pillars. This was where Shah Jahan lay on his deathbed, gazing at the Taj.
Diwan-i- Khaas
This was the hall of private audience. The marble pillars are inlayed with semi-precious stones in beautiful floral patterns.
This structure has arches, which are covered with white lime polish for a smooth finish, has triple arched royal canopy with lavish pietra dura ornamentation.
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