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What does summer mean to you? For some, it means vacations and relaxing warm days. Why not bring some summer activities to your nonprofit? Show your team and volunteers some appreciation by hosting fun summer events everyone can enjoy.
Throughout the year, your team is busy planning fundraising events for your organization. Taking the time to plan social events for your team can show them your true appreciation. Try a few of these events in order to bring your team closer together and make them feel valued.
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The summer heat can be exhausting. Why not cool down with a little ice cream? Having an ice cream social can be simple. It can give your team a break from the hectic work day and a chance to bond over some cool treats. Be sure to include your volunteers when picking a time. You can use this event in many ways, such as:
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There is nothing like a little 90-degree heat to build team moral. Create a field day with group activities to encourage team building and engagement with your volunteers. Individuals enjoy doing fun activities for a good cause. Try to think outside the box when planning your event. Here are a few examples to use at your own field day:
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A set visit in July provided a chance to catch up with the eight stars of 1999's influential teen sex comedy American Pie, who are all returning for American Reunion, a third sequel that arrives next April.
More: On the set of the new movie
More: Catching up with the 'Pie' gang
And pie -- the apple variety, which formed the centerpiece of the most memorable scene in the original Pie -- was a hot topic on location at the suburban Atlanta high school where the big reunion dance scene was being shot.
Photos: Exclusive stills from the 'Reunion'
Here is a rundown of each actor's preference when it comes to pies. Note: the Southern-influenced cuisine served by the on-set caterers may account for pecan's popularity.
Jason Biggs (Jim): "If I had to pick one, it would be pecan. Oh, boy."
Alyson Hannigan (Michelle): "Strawberry rhubarb. It is sweet and sour. And when the strawberries get mushy, you have the rhubarb just for textual fun."
Seann William Scott (Stifler): "Pecan pie. Although every time I turn around, someone brings me apple pie."
Chris Klein (Oz): "Pecan."
Mena Suvari (Heather): "I do like blueberry pie but, honestly, I love apple pie. I've made a killer from-scratch apple with lemon zest in it and cranberries. I make dough and everything."
Thomas Ian Nicholas (Kevin): "Pumpkin pie. And I don't even need whipped cream."
Tara Reid (Vicky): "It's apple pie, of course. I like mine apple crumble."
Eddie Kaye Thomas (Finch): "It used to be key lime when we did press for the first film. But now that we are in Georgia, it's pecan. Or is it pee-cahn? I sound snotty when I say pee-cahn. Something about pecan seems more mature. Key lime is too sweet for me now."
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These Loaded Scalloped Potatoes are sure to steal the show at your Easter dinner. Thinly sliced skin-on potatoes are layered with butter, chives, crumbled bacon and shredded cheese. Repeat. The layers are then covered with an amazing milk and yogurt mixture to create the most delicious bubbling sauce.
I don't mean to alarm you, but have you taken a glance at your calendar lately? Although the weather certainly doesn't indicate it – Why hello there, forecasted accumulation of snow! – Easter is less than a month away. There's no need to panic, I'm about to get you voted most popular of your Easter dinner.
To me, Easter dinner isn't Easter dinner without a plateful of potatoes. No ham. No main dish. I need a huge helping of comforting potatoes. Bonus points if those potatoes are covered in cheese. And what do you know, these Loaded Scalloped Potatoes are just that and then some!
Thinly sliced skin-on potatoes seasoned with salt and pepper and layered with butter, chives, crumbled bacon and shredded cheese. Repeat. The layers are then covered with an amazing mixture of milk and yogurt to create the most delicious bubbling sauce.
Think of it as scalloped potatoes gone wild. This side dish is loaded with all of your favorite potato toppings and will no doubt steal the spotlight on your dining room table.
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- 4 medium potatoes
- salt
- pepper
- 4 tablespoons butter
- chives
- 1-1/2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded
- 4 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 1/4 cup plain Greek yogurt
- 3 tablespoons flour
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare 1-1/2 quart casserole dish by greasing bottom and sides.
- Using a mandolin, slice potatoes to 1/4" thickness. Cover bottom of casserole with single layer of potatoes. Season with salt and pepper and dot with butter. Sprinkle with chives, cheese and bacon.
- Repeat layers until all potato slices are used or casserole is full, ending with layer of potato slices. Season top layer of potatoes with salt and pepper and remaining cheese.
- In a small bowl, whisk together milk, yogurt and flour. Pour over potato slices.
- Bake for 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes or until potatoes have cooked through and bubbling.
Recipe adapted from Fannie Farmer's Scalloped Potatoes .
And that part of the recipe that says to grease the bottom and sides of your casserole dish? This is where I should admit to doing so with rendered bacon fat. Not only do my potatoes come out of the casserole dish cleanly, I'm also adding another amazing layer of flavor.
You're welcome, you future Easter dinner all-star, you.
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The Quarterpath Recreation Center is a 35,000 square foot facility providing both residents and non-residents with a wide array of recreational activities and amenities. Various instructional classes, athletic programs for youth and adults, sports camps, open gym times and special events are held throughout the year at this facility. The Quarterpath Recreation Center has 4 rooms available for rent for birthday parties, bridal and baby showers and corporate events. We offer two meeting rooms for rent for corporate meetings and trainings. Call (757) 259-3760 for more information and availability. See Quarterpath Room Rental for more information
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- Gymnasium - 18,000 sq. ft. (double)
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It's all about the toys
When I was growing up one of my favourite toys was my Ballerina Sindy. She wasn't very different from a normal Sindy (apart from the tutu) but what she could do was 'point' her feet. Unfortunately, her ankle quickly snapped, resulting in feet that would neither bend nor go flat. (Many of my friends' Sindys had the same joint problem so I know it wasn't just me making her practice Swan Lake again and again.)
Today's kids are really spoiled for choice in the toy department, and as Woody and Jessie found out, it's not enough just to look good, you have to have a little more going on if you want to keep this discerning generation entertained.
Of the current crop of dolls, most of whom come with their own interactive computer games, one of the best has to be the Moxie Girlz™ (!), who are on a mission to encourage 'positive attitude and confidence'. Moxie comes in various styles and with various talents, but six-year-old Elsa's favourite is 'Avery', shown here in her 'Art-titude' guise (£19.99). It's not just her fashion sense (although really love those flower-patterned leathers) – but she also comes with her own motorbike and coloured markers. (In your face, Ballerina Sindy).
Meanwhile little ones will absolutely love the fabulous WotWots, made popular by the Channel5 series. These plush toys are cute and soft, of course, but they also sing, giggle and make adorable sounds. Spotty is blue and Dotty is pink, and I can imagine any child would be thrilled to receive either one on Christmas Day (suitable for 18 months plus, £17.99).
You can get both toys from Toys 'R' Us – which is celebrating its 25th Christmas this year (I know, I can still remember the theme tune to the advert – if you're too young, it's being shown again on TV tonight).
Over the next few weeks I'll be highlighting lots of the best toys to find under the tree this Christmas – but meanwhile, what were your favourite toys when you were a kid? Anyone else have a Ballerina Sindy?
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I had a Sindy (no ankle problems) and a Farrah Fawcett (definite hair trouble), but my favourite had to be Tiny Tears. My sister and I had one each and they each had a beautiful blue crib, which I always kept very neat. The only way we could tell the difference was because my sister's doll's hair was a mess – or it had biro scrawled all over it and her crib was always in a terrible state…not much fighting went on there then…
The toys that stick in my memory are Ballerina Sindy, Girls World – I loved being able to colour in her hair and best of all my red Grifter which I loved more than anything 🙂
I had both Barbie and Sindy, but adored my Ballerina Sindy, which was infinitely superior to the ordinary doll. Unfortunately she suffered from splits to the back of her knees due to some unfortunate and over enthusiastic bendage on my part. Her ankles also broke, thanks to my insistence on correct deportment. I still adored her, despite her inability to dance.
I too had a Balerina Sindy. I remember my petite typewritter with fondness and my minimixer. I too had a grifter, but mine was green!! I had a lovley bontempi organ that my little brother covered in glitter nail varnish too!
If I said I opted for the Lone Ranger Action toy with all the horses would anyone know what I was on about or am I just too wierd?
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- Transformed a University of New South Wales, Sydney, third year science elective course from face to face course to fully online (Astrobiology: Life in the Universe).
- Research specialisation: science communication and science education in the digital space primary through to undergraduate.
- Collaborated with NASA Astrobiology teams at Arizona State University and MIT to establish a suite of astrobiology related Virtual Field Trips.
- Established The Mars Lab in partnership with the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Sydney, and the Australian Centre for Field Robotics at the University of Sydney. The Mars Lab includes a 140 square metre Mars Yard, experimental rovers, and a multimedia multi-use education television studio located at the Museum. The program is delivered directly into primary and high school classrooms nationally and internationally as well as in-person. Students plan missions and drive research experimental Mars rovers to complete those missions from their classrooms. This facility is now fully self-supporting
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"While the storm clouds gather far across the sea, let us swear allegiance to a land that's free. Let us all be grateful for a land so fair as we raise our voices in a ______ _______:"
How many of you know the last two words to this famous phrase?
How many of you know the name of the song it introduces?
In 1938 Kate Smith, a fiercely patriotic American, and the biggest star on radio, was deeply worried about her country. Her manager, Ted Collins, asked Irving Berlin if he could give her a song that would reignite the spirit of American patriotism and faith. He said he had a song that he had written in 1918, but never used. He said she could have it after he made a couple of quick revisions.
On Thursday, November 10, 1938, Kate Smith sang this song for the first time to millions of radio listeners across America on her weekly radio show. The new anthem electrified the nation and Kate sang it on nearly every broadcast thereafter through December 1940.
This is not a song about religion. It's a song about unity and faith. Do we need unity and faith any less today than in 1938 as the storm clouds gather over America and the world?
Can you name that tune?
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Samurai!!! Japanese Film Festival
Plenty of modern Hollywood bigshots, from Quentin Tarantino to Tom Cruise, have been seduced by the Japanese legend of the samurai, but its still rare to find a good example of the genre on the big screen. Samurai!!! Japanese Film Festival, to be held at the University of St. Thomas, will fix that. Kon Ichikawas 2000 Dora-Heita, showing today, deals with a magistrate who infiltrates his towns seedy underbelly. Yoji Yamadas 2002 Twilight Samurai screens Saturday, offering a departure from the violence and action of the genre by focusing on a warrior who seeks a quiet family life despite his fellow samurais mocking. And Kihachi Okamotos 1968 Kill!, which screens Thursday, deals with a farmer who wants to be a samurai and a samurai whos tired of his military life. When these directors called Action! they really meant it. 7:30 p.m. Anderson Hall, 3921 Mt. Vernon. For information, call 713-652-2977 ext. 2115, or visit www.houston.us.emb-japan.go.jp. Free.
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The area has a couple of parks to offer if you're up for walks whilst it's just a short train ride away from the heart of Berlin!
Roughly 15 mins away from Friedrichstrasse, 20mins from Stadtmitte / Alexander Platz and only 25mins from Warschauer Str.
Loads of food shopping options just 5mins walk away if you're a passionate cook but also great dine-out options for those wanting to treat themselves.
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Hello all, my long anticipated backpacking trip to 1000 Islands Lake is kicking off a week from Monday (on July 23rd). The weather prediction for Mammoth Lakes (closest town) is lows around 47-49* and highs around 82*. The record lows for that week are 47*. Granted that info is based on the town, which is roughly 8,000 elevation and I'll be camping at 10,000. No rain is forcast, but always a possibility. This has been my dream backpacking trip for more than 2 years now, I can't believe it's actually happening. It will be a 4 day/ 3 night trip. My Beligan Malinois hiking buddy will be my only partner.
OK, so here's the list. Unfortunately I don't know weights on most of the items, but once I throw it all in the pack I'll weigh it together. I know that it won't fit the "ultralight" category, but I'm hoping to at least make it into the "light" category. Haha. My pack weight on my last backpacking trip was 48 lbs. I've made considerable improvement since then. Feedback is welcome, particularly if there are items I've left out:
-McHale LBP40 pack (with expedition, top pouch, and bayonet stays removed. I'm going with the "daypack mode" if I can make it all fit)
-Big Agnes Copper Spur UL1 tent
-Kifaru "Doobie" synthetic quilt
-Therm-A-Rest RidgeRest sleeping pad (cut to knee length)
-Pillow (I have to have one. I sleep like crap without it. The only one I currently have is a Wiggy's synthetic pillow. Extremely comfy but not super light. I can't sleep on a pillow that doesn't breath)
-Bear Vault 500 (I have a BV450 which is smaller and slightly lighter, but foor for 4 days for me and the pooch won't quite fit. This way I can cram in my extras such as toiletries and cooking gear)
-Sawyer Squeeze water filter
-Esbit stove (I have the Esbit titanium folding stove on order, and if it gets here in time I'll be taking it. If not, the standard aluminum one. My entire cooking will consist of boiling water. I figure for a summer trip the Esbit will work best)
-Snowpeak titanium mug and spork. Aluminum foil for heat shield and lid
-butane lighter, magnezium block/ flint as back-up
-food freze dried Mountain House type meals for me, dry kibble (2 cups per day) for Vixen
-maps of the area, compass
-small first aid kit, toiletries, and minor medications
-pocket knife, sunblock, chapstick, etc.
-Clothing: "boonie hat", Arctyerx "bravo" jacket, pants, spare set of socks/ underwear, long sleeve shirt
-Footwear: debating on my Danner boots or my Merril trail running shoes. I've never hiked in trail runners before and I live in boots (all day, every day at work and at home). I know Danners are heavy, but I'm debating taking the Merrils.
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-Tripod? I have a very nice carbon fiber tripod, but it weights enough that I'm debating not taking it. If I don't I'd likely get one of those Gorillapods…
-Barnes and Noble "Nook with glowlight"
-Tikka headlamp
-Anything else?
I didn't list any raingear and that wasn't by accident. I know rain is always a possibility. It is not forecast for the week I'll be there, and I'll have a tent to sleep in at night, so I'd only be wet while hiking. I have a Hilleberg "bivanorak" that weighs 1 pound, that I could bring as raingear, but that's a pound I could do without if I decide to risk the slight chance of hiking in the rain.
Any input or sugestions would be appreciated. As I said, the things I'm still really on the fence about are boots vs. trail runners, tripod, etc.Jul 15, 2012 at 12:14 pm #1894909
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My feet would melt or burst into flame out there in July in boots. Can your dog get away with only two cups per day? My 63 pounder eats twice that much and looks for more.
Pad for the dog?Jul 15, 2012 at 12:17 pm #1894910
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I've backpacked a lot with my dogs over the years and I always DOUBLE their normal food intake when on the trail. Just my $0.02 but I don't think two cups is doing to be enough for your dog. Good luck on your trip!Jul 15, 2012 at 12:33 pm #1894916
Ken and Brian, She's a very energetic 60lbs and eats 2 cups per day normally. My 78 pound male eats double that. I've taken her on a number of backpacking trips so far, and always brought her normal daily ration (I also share a little of my food at each meal because I'm a pushover). That said, our mileage will be a little above what it normally is on this trip, I may bring 3 cups per day for her. Thanks for the suggestion.
As for a sleeping pad for her, I have the cut off feet section of my RidgeRest I could bring for her, or, I could take the back padding off the McHale and have her use that.
Ken, true about the heat of boots during the summer. Honestly, they are more comfortable than my trail runners, but you are correct that they are hotter, as well as much heavier. I may have to give shoes a go for the first time on a backpacking trip.Jul 15, 2012 at 12:45 pm #1894919
Ken T.BPL Member
I know my pooch wants a pad. Because whenever I get off mine he gets on.
If you are going to give trail runners a try I would suggest wearing them a lot more before the hike to help condition yourself.Jul 15, 2012 at 1:15 pm #1894929
Dale WambaughBPL Member
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
Get a dog pack and let her help haul the dog food and pad. My Aussie does double back flips when I get his pack out– he knows he's going. He knows his treats are in there as well, making him REALLY happy to see the pack. He can haul his poo out too. After the first day's meals for both of you, there will be room in the bear can for what she is hauling.
Rain gear. Get a DriDucks set and take the jacket at least. I keep my set in the the car emergency kit and it is always handy for summer day hike CYA gear. If you get a thunderstorm, you will be glad. I like a poncho myself— they have so many uses and make the perfect day hiker's CYA shelter and rain gear.
+1 on test driving those shoes. If you feet are used to the support of boots, you want to find out how they feel at home, not xxx miles up a trail. IMHO, there's a lot of difference between hiking *shoes* and trail runners. My poor old feet prefer the stiffer soles of the hiking shoes. You can still get a lot lighter and cooler than "real" boots without suffering.
Your gear list looks good to me— good light stuff and you must understand the McHale's weight. Watch the quantities and packaging on toiletries and such.Jul 19, 2012 at 10:54 am #1895984
Eileen DuncanBPL Member
@eileensdLocale: The Sierra or the SF Bay Area
On one hand: Your trip is relatively short. If you've already broken in your trail runners a bit, it might be the just the trip to test them. I mean, even if they cause some trouble and you decide "never again!" you'll only have another day or two ahead of you. To me, it sounds like it could be a great test drive opportunity. Who knows, maybe a longer trip is in your future and it would be good to know how well trail runners work for you over this type of terrain + pack.
On the other hand: If it 'ain't broke, don't fix it! If your feet know and love boots, and you've hiked in them (with the socks you plan to bring) successfully, then maybe just stick with what works. Also, the added weight seems somewhat insignificant given you'll only have 4 days of food (plus the doggie's) and most of your gear seems pretty light.
Rain Gear
I have spent a lot of time in the Sierra high country. I would ABSOLUTELY NOT go on your trip without a rain jacket. It does not matter what the forecast for Mammoth is – the weather can be different just a few miles away and 2,000' higher. You will be alone and I think that makes it EXTRA important that you bring some sort of rain protection.
If something were to happen to you (or your dog) and you ended up stuck somewhere, the weather could change. This is a strong statement – but I think it would be absolutely irresponsible and stupid to do this trip without something that will keep you dry if you ended up with a broken leg, stuck amongst a bunch of boulders waiting for help or came down with something that made it impossible to get out in the time you've allotted.
Yes, this is worst case… but it's a rain jacket. It doesn't weigh much and it can keep you dry (if you can't put up your tent) and that could make all the difference. I once ended up administering CPR for 2 hours in Humphrey's Basin – during which time there was rain, wind, and hail. The forecast had predicted clear skies.
Have a wonderful, safe trip!! Beautiful country!Jul 19, 2012 at 5:09 pm #1896084
Thanks for the additional input Dale and Eileen.
Eileen, the problem is I don't have any light raingear. I have a garage full of goretex jackets and parkas, but they are all the military kind for extreme cold weather. So even though they are only shells, they are heavy and bulky. In fact, my Hilleberg bivanorak would weigh less and take up less room in a pack and it is 1 pound. I'm really trying not to buy anything more before the trip, so I may have to settle on the bivanorak.
There is a 30% chance of thundershowers during three of the days I'll be up there. My thought process was that even if I get drenched during the day, the forcast is for 80-82*f highs, so even wet I wouldn't be cold (especially moving), and for rain at night I'll be in the tent.
But you have a good point about being prepared for worst case scenarios. Normally I'm overprepared, which is what led to my prior 48 lb pack weight. Haha. I guess I need to find a happy medium.Jul 19, 2012 at 6:41 pm #1896099
Jason HMember
You could spend 20 bucks on driducks ultralight raingear.. its like 10 oz for a set.Jul 19, 2012 at 9:04 pm #1896128
Richard GlessBPL Member
@rglessLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
+1 on Jason's suggestion. In some areas of the Sierras a 30% chance of rain means you could get really wet and cold as in wind, snow, hail. A lot of stores have DriDucks or an equivalent.Jul 19, 2012 at 9:18 pm #1896132
Thanks for the suggestion. I only have 1 day (Saturday) to get anything I need for the trip, so unless I can find a store with them in stock, and local, I'll ahve to make due without. I have an REI a few blocks from my house, but according to their website the don't carry DriDucks. I'll call Outdoor World and see if they do.Jul 19, 2012 at 9:44 pm #1896136
David W.BPL Member
@davidpcvsamoaLocale: East Bay, CA
A dollar store rain poncho will do the trick in keeping your head and torso dry and it weighs about a ounce. Obviously not great for hiking in but you can ride out a storm in one. I always carry poncho even when I have my rain jacket.Jul 20, 2012 at 6:52 am #1896171
Hobbes WMember
@hobbesatronicLocale: SoCal
"I always carry a poncho even when I have my rain jacket."
I stopped taking a rain jacket (Torrentshell) and now just take my DriDucks poncho. Unlike many other places where you can continue to hike in the rain, I always hunker down in the Sierra. The reason of course is lightning – if I hear any thunder, I head down to a low point and take cover.
I used to think I could keep moving, which is why I had more comfortable rain gear. After sitting out some storms under my tarp, I realized all I really need is a poncho. (For daytime storms; of course the tarp goes up @ night.) Now, if a storm develops, I put on my poncho, pull out my Ridgerest & sit/squat on it under the shortest grove.
As for the Ridgerest, I'm surprised there isn't more discussion on the advantages of a CCF pad in these kinds of conditions.Jul 20, 2012 at 12:41 pm #1896252
The time-honored emergency rain gear is the lowly 30-gallon garbage bag. You punch holes in it for head and arms, and you are ready to hunker down. Since it doesn't breathe, you may not want to be moving and sweating inside it.
But then you would want another one for the dog.
–B.G.–Jul 20, 2012 at 7:24 pm #1896329
My local Sports Authority appears to eb the only one in the entire chain that does not carry DriDucks. lol I've worked too hard to get my pack wiehgt down to want to bump it back up an entire pound with the bivanorak. I think I'm going to follow you suggestion Bob, and carry a garbage bag. ;-)Jul 21, 2012 at 1:39 am #1896389
The problem is that if you hunker down for a rainstorm, and you are wearing the garbage bag, you need to keep moving.
Otherwise, some other hiker will come by, see the garbage bag, and you will find yourself trying to crawl out of some dumpster at the trailhead.
–B.G.–Jul 21, 2012 at 9:38 am #1896437
Andy FSpectator
@andyfLocale: Midwest/Midatlantic
I think walmart has Dri Ducks.Jul 21, 2012 at 11:53 am #1896465
Thanks Andy. Unfortunately my local Walmart and Target don't seem to carry them. I did, however, find a Sports Authority store with them in stock about 1/2 an hour away from me. Maybe I'll take a drive there this afternoon (trip is coming up tomorrow). :)Jul 21, 2012 at 4:31 pm #1896518
Well, the store had one more set of Dri Ducks ultralight, and in my size, so I'm set that way.
I weighed my pack after filling it in preparation for the trip. Total weight (including food for me and Vixen for 5 days) is 30 pounds (almost exactly). That is not exactly what I'd call light, but I did shave 18 pounds off the weight from my last backpacking trip. I was hoping for a little more but I guess I should be glad for what I have saved. I even made a few sacrifices (ditched the pillow for example, and the footprint for the tent).
I think a big part of what bumps my weight up is the bear vault (mandatory where I'm going), and my DSLR and tripod. My pack is considerably lighter and more comfortable without the camera and tripod, but one of my two primary reasons for going is to take some great (hopefully) pictures. In the end I guess that's the price I pay (in weight).Jul 21, 2012 at 4:46 pm #1896523
Doug, I find that I can never really use a serious tripod out there. For one thing, I would have to pack up an expensive one to protect it. Then it takes too long to set it up and pack it away. I do carry a tripod, but it is a 17-ounce job that brings the camera up to low chest level. But that is all I need for a sunset scenery shot or for a self portrait.
I don't carry my serious tripod since that would add 50% to my load.
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A Violent Encounter
It wasn't until two days before his first Christmas in the mansion that Finius ever saw his father become violent. It had been a particularly busy day: after discovering a family of rats gnawing on the ingredients for the Christmas roast he had been planning, he had had to chase them a whole block to make sure they wouldn't return before buying all-new ingredients; he spent a good hour panicking after his grandpa didn't come out for breakfast, only to find that the old man had mixed up his sleeping pills with his vitamins; and finally, he had to find a gift for his father.
The choice was fairly obvious. For all the things his father wasn't, punctual was one of them, as he never knew what time it was -- a simple solution? A watch. Sadly, however, he hadn't been the only one to think of this for the holidays, and every shop he went to either had a hundred-dollar one or was sold out.
His grandfather was an even larger mystery. He only left his room for dinner, and his tan antique suits were not much of an indicator of his personality. Finius was getting quite nervous, and he prayed fervently that his father or grandfather didn't get him something wonderful -- he didn't want to feel any worse than he already did.
It was after a particularly long goose chase in his search to find a good present for either of the two that his father informed him that he would be bringing a friend of his over for dinner that evening. Extremely pleased to meet an acquaintance of his father's for the first time, he prepared an especially lovely meal of arrabbiata bolognese with various pastas, a favorite of his.
Sure enough, at mealtime his father entered the kitchen with a short muscle of a man with a shiny bald head, a gruff demeanor and who spoke little. Finius was nervous that he might have put the man off, so he loaded his plate with serving after serving, as if trying to appease some vengeful god.
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Too Late to Say No?Mature
Something cold and wet runs down my forehead into my hair. Is it raining? It's so dark. I realize that my eyes are closed and open them to see Lillian sitting to my right.
"Lill," I mumble, trying to raise my chest with my elbows. I'm in my bed, back in my apartment. How did I get back here? The last thing I remember is that man with red eyes-Oh God! Is he here!?
I look around my one roomed residence. A man stands, leaning on the door frame, in my home! My eyes grow wide again, and I try to back away, without much luck. But he's not looking at me. He's looking a Lillian. Is it just me, or do his eyes look blue this time though?
"You're awake, that's good." says Lillian, oblivious to the fierce death stare that is being drilled into the back of her head. "You've been out for most of the day."
I groan and glance from Lillian's happy feature to that man's fearsome face. His face is pale, not the type for sunbeds. His eyes flicker to mine and he briefly smiles before returning his death gaze onto Lillian's head, leaving me with my mouth open, about to speak.
"Uh, Lill-" I start, but she cuts me off.
"-Don't speak." She says, jutting me on the nose. "He brought you here." See refers to the man in the doorway, following my eyes. I feel a wave of embarrassment wash over me. I picture myself looking helpless, being carried back to my own house. How did he even know where I live? Did he know that Lillian knows me? My mind reels as she stands and continues talking. "Well, it seems that you're alright and you're in capable hands. So I'll check on you later, okay, Dante? See you!" She says as she opens the front door and closes it behind her with a wave.
I'm in my house with a man who looks as though he could kill me with a spoon. Maybe I'd feel better if I grew a couple inches at the moment. No such luck. I'm short. Way short. I know that he's going to kill me, he looks that way. He comes and sits on my bed.
"Are you really that scared?" He asks. I watch him. "You're leaning away from me, didn't you notice?" I hadn't.
He leans himself closer since I make to attempt to myself. I want to be as far away from him as I can. I go back again, now hitting my windowsill. He comes closer.
"Look, if you're gonna kill me, do it already." I burble, and he smiles at my remark.
He's so near I can taste his breath.
"I'm not going to kill you." He chuckles. "I would want to kill someone I think is attractive."
"EH?" What is he saying? He killed a woman just a few hours ago and now he's saying he's not going to murder me! "But that lady, she's-" I break off. I can't say the word 'dead'.
"She's not dead." The man assures me. He blinks, the first time I've seen him do so, but his eyes don't waver from my face.
"B-but the blood! Her eyes weren't blinking!" I say hurriedly, hardly believing that I'm talking with a very capable killer.
"I'm a vampire." He speaks simply, bluntly. I start babbling. He stops me squawking by placing a finger on my lips. "Want proof?" He asks when I'm quiet.
I nod silently. I have a gnawing fear that he's going to bite my neck or something, like those vampires in the movies do. He doesn't. Instead, he goes back slightly and opens his mouth. At first I just see normal-looking teeth, but as the moments pass, fangs begin growing from his canines until they are just above his bottom lip. He smiles at my face, which is in a state between horror, shock and awe.
"You didn't believe me." He says and comes closer again. He's taller than me, so I have to look up to keep my eyes on his. His eyes are red again.
I blink. Now they're purple, hoe does he do that? Before I have a chance to speak he suddenly kisses me-again! I don't kiss back, but my eyes widen in surprise and he lock onto them with his. The vampire's teeth-no, fangs- scratch my lip and I get a metallic taste in my mouth. The vampire holds my face to stop me from moving, but gently. His hair falls around our faces, creating a black curtain against the world. We eventually part after what seems to be an age. Immediately, my face contorts with confusion. "The Hell?!" What the frick!? Why'd he just kiss me? He's a vampire! I was just kissed by a vampire! My mind starts reeling again. "Why'd you kiss me? And why back at that warehouse too?" I demand loudly.
His face is still close to mine. Only his bangs separate our faces. "I find you attractive." His eyes seem to sparkle. They're still purple. "I'm going to need a place to stay, too."
"So that's what it's about?" A place to stay! He's a vampire! No way! "Why can't you stay with that lady you left back there?" I complain.
He looks at me as though I had just discovered that water's wet. "I can't. Although she won't remember what I did to her, she's going to remember that I was with her-and left her. The blood will be a bit…of a sore point, too." He pauses and flicks a piece of hair behind his ear. "So can I stay with you?"
"No!" I instantly say, but he doesn't seem bothered. I can't have a vampire, here, in my house. He'd kill me!
As if he reads my mind-maybe he actually can-he says, "My name is Renir. And don't worry, I won't kill you." He reasons yet again.
"How do I know that you won't leave me on the floor of some other warehouse like you did to that woman?" I ask, squinting at Renir. "I mean, you stayed with her before you...did that to her. Have you done that to everyone you find attractive?"
The vampire-Renir-shakes his head. "I've never found any of those women attractive. They provide for my…needs, and are easy to seduce, that's all. I have no other interest in women." He says it so simply. I sit agape at the man in front of me. He asks again if he can stay here.
"No!" I reply once more.
"I wouldn't be much hassle. I could sleep on the couch."
"Nuh-uh. Not possible." Where the hell did he think this futon came from? "It would have to be a sleeping bag. And no touching or kissing me!" What did I just say? Oh no…
Renir nods and agrees. "Okay. Sure thing." He swiftly kisses me once on the cheek and walks out of the flat, the door clicking shut behind him, presumably to buy a sleeping bag. Not that I know of any stores that are open at this time of night.
I quickly re-run the last conversation through my mind. Why did I say that? I should have refused outright. I shake my head and lay back down on my bed. I check the clock on the wall, it's past midnight. Closing my eyes, I don't realize how tired I am until I actually doze off.
It's dark. I still have my eyes closed. Morning begins to seep into my mind. Why do I feel a pair of arms around my waist? I snap my eyes open and sit up, immediately awake now. The vampire is lying beside me, with his long black hair sprawled out over the pillow next to mine. Renir is also awake now, if barely. I hurry out of bed and stand in the kitchen area of my tiny home. Renir follows shortly, and sits on the floor with his back against the wall. At east he's half decent, I muse discreetly before speaking at him.
"I thought I said no more touching." I tell him, heating up some water for coffee. "That means no sharing my bed! You were meant to get a sleeping bag anyway." Renir smiles, trying to look innocent. It doesn't work.
"I haven't found a sleeping bag yet. You wouldn't want me to sleep on the cold, hard ground, would you?"
I snort to show him how little I care. "No more touching." I say seriously, brandishing a teaspoon at the vampire. "Waddaya want to eat?"
"Nothing. Vampires don't have to eat or drink." Renir starts, but changes his mind. "Actually, just some coffee. It tastes nice."
I mix some instant coffee and hand him the cup. I make myself some as he chirps up again.
"I hardly know anything about you," Like he's one to talk. "Apart from your first name. Tell me something."
I roll my eyes and think for a second. "Uh, my full name is Dante Dorian Johnson. I guess my parents got bored of normal names when my brother was born. I'm twenty-two years old. I have one brother, Danny, and a sister, Gwen. My parents are still to together. Uh, oh, and I dropped out of college and hate both my current jobs."
I get no round of applause. Instead, I get a disappointed look from Renir. "That's like something a elementary school kid would do."
Well, can you do any better?" I jeer.
"Ahem," He nods. "My full name is Renir Amarth. No middle name. I'm twenty-three, although I did become a vampire about eight years before, so technically I'm thirty-one." He chuckles, "Urm, I don't really know what to say next." And he says mine was bad.
"Well, how about what you like?" I put forward, then sip my coffee.
He contemplates and then speaks. "Hmm, well, even though vampires don't need to eat, I do like crumpets." Renir smiles, "and strawberry milk. Do you like strawberry milk?"
"Never had any." I say, eyeing him.
Renir's jaw drops. "You should try it. You'd like it."
I nod and say I'll bear it in mind. I spark a question, suddenly remembering work. "Hey, what's the time?" I ask, beginning to panic.
The vampire shrugs and looks at the clock on the wall. Of course I don't think of such a simple thing. "Half eleven, why?"
"Crap!" I squawk loudly as I flap over to a pair of trousers and shove them on. "Crap!" I squawk again. "I'm late for work!" I rush, completely flustered, out of the front door without giving any thought about the vampire I left, alone, in my house.
I run, gasping, into Piffle Princess Bookstore. Drake looks at me, smug and expectant.
"You're late." He snides, "You owe me. I covered for you for the last half hour."
"Thank…You…" I manage to pant out, hardly believing that I'm still alive after sprinting over half the town. I wander over to the counter and pin my nametag to my t-shirt.
"Those girls have just been reading, not buying." Drake says curtly, eyeing the gaggle of teenage girls by the bookshelves and beanbags.
"Because we're the only store that sells manga. Maybe the boss should start a lending service." I suggest, still gasping for air but not as desperately.
Drake just shrugged and stacked a book atop an already tottering pile. "I did your share of stacking, packing and labeling." He counts on his fingers. "You owe me."
"Yeah, I know. I don't have any cash on me right now but-"
"How about something after the shift?" Drake cuts me off.
"Like I said, I have no money." I repeat, giving a little thought to Renir. Would he be alright if I leave him for a while? Yeah, he'll be fine I guess. "But I suppose I can go to the ATM. No promises."
"It'll be at Yatagoratsu." He smirks. "And I'll pay, if you can't."
He knows my weakness to Japanese food. I glare at him but my stomach gives in. "Alright." I mumble, but I'm secretly pleased to be treated. Especially to such good food.
Drake grins at me and I smile back. My stomach growls loudly and I hit my belly to make it stop. Now I can't wait to get that food, my stomach complains. I have to do an extra half hour due to my lateness, so Drake waits for by browsing the shelves. Of course, he doesn't buy anything, but just like those teenage girls he criticized, he reads them instead. I seems like an age before I can finally unpin my nametag and be greeted by him with cheers.
"Finally!" He says as he punches the air, his scarf flying with his fist. It's cold outside, but I hadn't noticed when I was running, pretty much for my life (I need money to live!).
I cup my hands and blow into them. "It's so cold!" I complain, the whining five year old trying to break through. "Can we just go eat? I'm starving." My stomach groans once more as we walk to Drakes car.
I'm thankful that he has a car, since I can't drive at all. I've taken three tests-and failed all of them! We get in and he starts the engine. Immediately, warm air pumps in and I swear a vow to worship heating. "Heat!" I celebrate, putting my hands near the fan to warm them.
"Drake, I think I'm in love with your car!" I say, half joking. I laugh and put my seatbelt on before he reverses out of the parking space and drives towards Yatagoratsu. Yum, Japanese FOOD!


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Ott, Auguste (1814-1903). Manuel d'Histoire Universelle … Tome Premier. Première Partie. Histoire Ancienne. Paris: Paulin, 1840. iii, 588 pages. Half leather, marbled paper boards. Inscribed in ink on front paste-down endpaper: "W.B. Greene / Brookfield." Marginal markings and notes in pencil throughout.
There's a kind of obsessive visiting and revisiting of the minor details that's a part of a work like the William B. Greene project, where nearly all the bits of information are small and scattered, and it's hard to know at any given moment which little scrap of fact will illuminate others. I've made various attempts to arrange the bits and pieces, like the Timeline & Miscellany, but I also make a point of leafing through my files and repeating various search routines online every few months. That's the way I ran across the mention of this copy of Ott's Manuel, which belonged to Green in the 1840s, and might contain his annotations.
A minor associationniste, and associate of Philippe Buchez (1796-1865), Auguste Ott (1814-1903) seems like an unlikely figure to have made a decisive impact on my study of Greene and early mutualism. But every research project is the product of negotiations about scope and depth, and, while l'histoire universelle had long been near the top of my list of "Things I Have To Explore Sometime in Relation to William B. Greene," I've known that if I was really going to understand works like Greene's Remarks On The History Of Science; Followed By An Apriori Autobiography, I would have to confront a few thousand pages of work by Buchez, Fabre D'Olivet, and others, all in the original French. Greene's francophile tendencies and tastes have not, alas, been shared to any great extent by English-speaking radicals, with the result that only a fraction of the works of Proudhon have been translated. These more obscure figures, influencial as they were, hardly even make the footnotes of the accounts of Greene. Orienting myself in the literature of transcendentalism, or in the banking and currency writings which influenced Greene, has been a pretty big job. I've dabbled with Proudhon's untranslated works, trying to make my years-rusty French do the work, and with some success. But with Proudhon, at least I knew a bit going in, and had read some works in translation. Jumping into the midst of a discussion of "universal history," carried on in French among Christian socialists, sounded fairly daunting.
Well, I've sort of learned to stop worrying and love being lost between the que and whatever is going to make it make sense, over there, after the verb phrase and maybe a dependent clause or eighteen. I've made my peace with the fact that A Special Answer to a Special Prayer, the William B. Greene book, really deserves the full treatment, and that my understanding of mutualism's history and present promise (and this has everything to do with the particular way I make use of history) isn't going to develop as I would like without a much closer acquaintanceship with folks like Proudhon and Pierre Leroux.
It's a giddy moment, not least because I can see the vortex ahead.
I've started in earnest, translating the rest of Proudhon's Solution du Problème Social (partially translated by Greene and Clarence L. Swartz), which has meant hours translating and more hours learning in detail the history of the February Revolution, so what I'm reading actually makes sense. It's hard work, but it's also a lot of fun. Proudhon is sharp-tongued and funny. His antagonists are frequently just as much fun to read. I'll be sharing some rough translations, commentaries and secondary source sites soon. I'm also working on canvassing the periodical literature for both additional material by Greene, and for evidence of his influence. I've started working my way through the issues of Liberty, tracing Tucker's gradual development.
All this means that if you are one of the folks waiting for my definitive work on Greene, the wait has just extended by a few years of research travel and translation. But it also means that I'm free from that sense of "just a little bit more," which has kept me from writing up much of the material I've already unearthed. I'm fortunate to have a fairly large number of people waiting to read something about Green that goes beyond the fairly cursory accounts in the anarchist histories, many of them folks who probably don't really want to read about l'histoire universelle, at least for more than a few pages. Some time ago, I had talked about doing a more introductory text, with more material on Greene's relation to present political concerns. That project is all ahead full, and the work on it is a really pleasant diversion from compound tenses and the partisan politics of 1848. I've got a stack of minor projects to clear out and some a class to prep for Fall semester, but I should be able to start trying out some sections on the blog this Fall.
Scanning update: things still seem to be on track for roughly 3000 original pages of material added to the archive in 2006. I'm just a few books away from completing the Greene archive. Thanks to everyone who is making use of the materials.


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Charlotte native Henry Shimp became the sixth Carolinian to win back-to-back Carolinas Junior Championships as the 17-year-old turned in one more strong performance by posting a four-under-par 68 in the final round to capture a three-stroke victory at the 66th annual event played at Forrest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro.
Shimp, who was tied for the lead heading into day three, scored five birdies in the final round to out duel 62 other junior players, who made the cut from across North Carolina and South Carolina.
Trailing by one shot and in third place going into the final day of action, Wilmington Christian Academy standout Blake Taylor tied for eighth after posting a three-over-par 75 on Thursday. While Taylor finished with four birdies on the afternoon, the Atkinson native tapped in three bogeys and two double bogeys to drop on the leader board, falling to even-par for the tournament, eight strokes back from the leader.
Taylor, 17, closed the three-day event with 13 birdies, 30 pars, nine bogeys and two double bogeys over the course of 54-holes.
He will next play in the 40th Junior PGA Championship, Aug. 3-6, at Miramont Country Club in Bryan/College Station, Texas, after capturing the 2015 Carolinas Junior PGA Championship at Coastal Carolina University in late June.
Wilmington Christian classmate Joey Funderburg placed 40th on Thursday. He shot five-over in the final round to finish at plus-seven for the tournament. Funderburg's low score for the event was a one-under par 71 on day two.
Entry to the Carolinas Junior Championship is open to any male amateur golfer who has not reached his 19th birthday by July 30, who has not started college, is a legal resident of North Carolina or South Carolina, is a member or their parent is a member of the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA) and has a current USGA handicap index at a CGA member club that does not exceed 18.4.
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Have you missed me, dear readers? I've been on a bit of a hiatus lately, but... I'M BACK!
I have Matt & Kara to thank for this post. I felt incredibly inspired by Kara's post 'The imperfect life' and decided to hop on the bandwagon with a post on honestly.
Not every day is an 'Instagram day'. Believe me, I'm not always eating at fabulous cafes and capturing romantic moments with my partner or travelling to somewhere exotic. That's not real, that's not life. Sometimes, life is piles of washing, dirty hair and arguments!
My name is Kiera. Punctual should have been my middle name; I am ALWAYS on time to an appointment. My nails haven't gone without polish in at least 5 years and I never leave the house without mascara or blush. I make a mean salad. I am really naive, but I'd rather be naive than sceptical and suspicious. My typing skills are out of this world good. I can draw pretty pictures and entertain children like a pro! I am nice, probably too nice as well as friendly and I love sharing. I am crazy loyal, to my family and my friends and I have an excellent track record at keeping fish alive.
I am too emotional and cry worse than a baby meeting Santa for the first time at Christmas. I hate shaving my legs, especially in the winter! I've killed almost every plant I've ever owned. I use fake tan. My house is crazy dusty. I cannot cook to save my life. I cut corners, in every way imaginable. I'm terrible with money and budgeting, I also have superannuation in way too many funds. I edit the shit out of my photos. I sometimes feel really guilty for feeling grumpy when my life is so blessed. I don't iron my clothes and I rarely mop. I'm too hard on my partner.
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HI's new chief executive Gordon Paris told a Delaware court that independent directors had never signed off the payments, though company documents suggested that they had.
Chancery Court vice chancellor Leo Strine began hearing Paris's testimony yesterday.
The HI chief was seeking to justify the removal of Black as head of the company and to block a sale of the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph to Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay.
Black, in testimony expected later today or tomorrow, will assert his right to sell because while he owns just 30% of it, he controls over 70% through a special class of shares.
HI's board, which has accused Black and his associates of pilfering $200m (£105m), claims that control rests with the majority shareholders. Black has sued the company in Canada for alleged defamation.
The Delaware hearing is expected to last three days with a verdict by the end of the month, just before the Barclays' offer expires.
The dispute now involves nine lawsuits in the US and Canada.
Delaware was chosen for the showdown because HI, like many US companies, is incorporated there.
If Black wins, the Telegraph will go the Barclays. If he loses, other bidders are waiting.
Investment bank Lazard, conducting the auction for HI, has signalled that those wanting to join the second round should offer more than £600m.
Stockbroker Collins Stewart has now formally dropped out of the bidding.
Daily Mail and General Trust was among the first round bidders.
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Dr. Ernest L. Easley
Revelation 22:6-21
August 10, 2003
Now for the 39th time, join me in GOD'S SPECIAL BOOK OF BLESSING! What be began last September, we are concluding today! And of course I am talking about our study of the book of Revelation!
Do you remember what God promised back in chapter 1.3, "Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near."
God promises a special blessing for those "who read and hear the words of this prophecy and live according to it." And my, how we have been blessed. I have never seen God fail to do something that He said He would do!
He promised to bless and He has! We have seen: people saved, lives restored, people baptized, wonderful crowds, people renewed as soul winners and a record amount of money for missions!
Now this morning we are picking up where we left off last Sunday in chapter 22. Actually, chapters 21 and 22 go together. We read in 21.5, 'Behold, I make all things new."
After the church age comes to an end, after the rapture of the church when Jesus comes FOR His saints, after the seven years of tribulation on earth when Jesus comes WITH His saints , after the 1000 year reign of Christ, after the Great White Throne Judgment of God ...
... God's going to do away with everything that sin has touched, including this earth! He's going to make out of nothing and New Heaven and a New Earth and a New Jerusalem.
And again, I want to tell you that the word "new" used here means "new in kind." This word describes something unique, something that previously was nonexistent! Every child of God can anticipate ...
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-a new body upon you!
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