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Oh no, not again! Can't they just leave us all alone and go find some other world to terrorize? I thought, giving Lucinda's sleeping form one last look before jumping out the window onto a platform of air, which was the fastest way I could think of to get to Jade. When I got there, Jake was loping up to a man who had just proclaimed himself as Critias. I landed and Jake let out a low, rumbling growl. Critias turned around, "Ah, Jake...ready to die?"
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"What do you mean? He's ignoring me!" Jade retorted.
"Exactly! Jake is a really nice guy! The ONLY reason he would do what he just did, is if he just had his feelings severely hurt by you. Trust me, I know from experience." I grimaced.
"You-you really think he likes me?" Jade asked.
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"Hey, Jake!" I called as I ran up to him, "I need to talk."
He stopped and waited for me to catch up, "Yeah? What is it?" he asked curiously.
"You know you are just making it worse by ignoring Jade," I told him, he sniffed and started walking, "she really likes you, you know! And whatever she did, she had absolutely no intention of hurting you; and can't you see how much you are hurting her by the way you are treating her? Give her a chance!"
Jake sighed, "I guess you are right..." he trailed off and then turned around and went over to Jade's still-crying form.
That problem solved I went back up to be with Lucinda. As I opened the door to my room I saw Solon bending over Lucinda, "GET AWAY FROM HER!" I screamed, blasting Solon with a tornado. It flung her against the wall and I heard a loud crack as her head snapped back against the wall. I went up to her and grabbed her around her neck, stopping the airflow to her lungs. As I looked directly into her eyes mustering every bit of hate and putting it into my voice I told her, "You. Stay. Away. From. Her. Or. I'll. Kill. You." then I threw her out the window.
Ben came bursting through the door, "What's wrong?" He asked, obviously worried when he had heard me scream.
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When we exercise, we lose sweat. Sweating is a healthy part of exercising.
Okay, so that's nothing new.
Even on days we do not exercise, we are losing water from our bodies - about a liter a day. This makes it especially important that we have proper fluid in our bodies at all times. Through sweating, our bodies play a big part in helping the body detox and renew itself naturally.
This is also the body's way of cooling itself and keeping the body temperature normal.
It is always important to get enough liquid, but even more so before, during and after a work out or exercise session.
Depending on weather conditions and how hard you exercise, you can sweat off up to one liter of fluid for each 30 minutes of exercise. Start your workout by drinking eight ounces of fluid and re-hydrate every 20 to 30 minutes.
Do not wait until you feel thirsty - by that time you are already becoming dehydrated.
The best fluids to drink, besides water, include milk, fruit juice and vegetable juices. Drinks such as sodas, coffee and tea will contribute to your overall fluid intake, but may add unnecessary sugars and calories to your diet as well as caffeine.
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Tavaxy: Integrating Taverna and Galaxy workflows with cloud computing support
Over the past decade the workflow system paradigm has evolved as an efficient and user-friendly approach for developing complex bioinformatics applications. Two popular workflow systems that have gained acceptance by the bioinformatics community are Taverna and Galaxy. Each system has a large user-base and supports an ever-growing repository of application workflows. However, workflows developed for one system cannot be imported and executed easily on the other. The lack of interoperability is due to differences in the models of computation, workflow languages, and architectures of both systems. This lack of interoperability limits sharing of workflows between the user communities and leads to duplication of development efforts.
In this paper, we present
The system can be accessed either through a cloud-enabled web-interface or downloaded and installed to run within the user's local environment. All resources related to
Increasing complexity of analysis and scientific workflow paradigm
The advent of high-throughput sequencing technologies - accompanied with the recent advances in open source software tools, open access data sources, and cloud computing platforms - has enabled the genomics community to develop and use sophisticated application
To simplify the design and execution of complex bioinformatics workflows, especially those that use multiple software tools and data resources, a number of scientific workflow systems have been developed over the past decade. Examples include Taverna
All such workflow systems typically adopt an abstract representation of a workflow in the form of a directed graph, where nodes represent tasks to be executed and edges represent either data flow or execution dependencies between different tasks. Based on this abstraction, and through a visual front-end, the user can intuitively build and modify complex applications with little or no programming expertise. The workflow system maps the edges and nodes in the graph to real data and software components. The
Within the bioinformatics community, two workflow systems have gained increasing popularity, as reflected by their large and growing user communities. These are Galaxy
However, since both Taverna and Galaxy have been developed with different use cases and execution environments in mind, each system tends to be suited to different styles of bioinformatics applications. The key differences between the two systems can be categorized into three major classes:
1. Execution environment and system design: Taverna is oriented towards using web-services for invoking remote applications, while Galaxy is oriented towards efficient execution on a local infrastructures.
2. Model of computation: Taverna includes control constructs such as conditionals and iterations, and data constructs that can handle (nested) lists (in parallel) using a number of pre-defined operations. These constructs are not directly available in Galaxy, which puts a limitation on the types of workflows that can be executed on Galaxy.
3. Workflow description language: Taverna uses the XML-based language SCUFL for describing the workflows, while Galaxy expresses workflows in its own language using JSON format.
These differences lead to two major consequences: First, some tasks can be implemented easily on one system but would be difficult to implement on the other without considerable programming effort. Second, a (sub-) workflow developed on one system cannot be imported and re-used by the other easily (i.e.,
Our contribution
In this paper, we present
Figure 1
Use diagram of integrating Taverna, Galaxy, and Tavaxy workflows.
Use diagram of integrating Taverna, Galaxy, and Tavaxy workflows. Tavaxy is a standalone workflow system that executes Tavaxy workflows as well as integrates and executes Taverna and Galaxy workflows. Galaxy workflows are compatible with Tavaxy and can be imported and executed directly on the system. For Taverna workflows, the integration can take place at either run-time or design-time. At run time, the Taverna (sub-) workflows can be executed as a whole by calling the Taverna engine. They can also be saved as sub-workflows and used within other Tavaxy workflows. At workflow design time, Taverna workflows are translated to the Tavaxy language, enabling them to be edited and enhanced. In this case, the user has the option of replacing any of the remote calls in the Taverna workflow with calls to equivalent local tools. Any remaining Taverna sub-workflow fragments can be directly executed using the Taverna engine. As an optimization, sub-workflows can be encapsulated into maximal external sub-workflows so as to minimize execution overheads. The implementation section addresses the maximal external sub-workflows in more details.
Beyond these integration issues,
In the remaining part of this section, we will review basic concepts of workflow interoperability and
Related technical work
Workflow interoperability
Our approach described in this paper goes beyond the run-time "black-box" invocation of one system from the other, which was used in the work of
As discussed earlier, both Taverna and Galaxy have different models of computation and different languages. In this paper, we use ideas from the workflow interoperability literature and introduce the concept of patterns to integrate and execute Taverna and Galaxy workflows in
Workflow patterns
Workflow patterns are a set of constructs that model a (usually recurrent) requirement (sub-process); the description of these constructs is an integral part of the pattern definition. Workflow patterns, despite being less formal than workflow languages, have become increasingly popular due to their practical relevance in comparing and understanding the features of different workflow languages. As originally introduced in
Tavaxy model of computation and language
Integrating Galaxy and Taverna workflows in Tavaxy
For run-time integration,
For design-time integration,
The Taverna workflow language is SCUFL/t2flow but that of
Workflow patterns: Definitions and implementation
We divide the
Control patterns
Control patterns specify execution dependencies between tasks. For most control patterns, data flow is still required and is defined as part of the control pattern specification itself. The following are the key control patterns used in
Figure 2
Workflow patterns of Tavaxy.
Workflow patterns of Tavaxy. Workflow patterns modeling the execution of workflow tasks. The parts (a), (b), (c), (d), and (e) represent the sequence (pipeline) pattern, the synchronous merge, the synchronous fork, multi-choice fork, and iteration control patterns, respectively. The part (f) shows how a list of data items is processed, and (g) shows dot/cross product operation. The parts (h) and (j) represent the data select and data merge patterns, respectively.
Advanced data patterns and types
Over this list data type, we define a set of operators that can be used by the main program associated with the node.
The list operations are implemented by a generic tool-wrapper of
Tavaxy architecture
Figure 3
Tavaxy architecture and interface.
Tavaxy architecture and interface. Left: Tavaxy Architecture. The authoring module (workflow editor) is where users compose, open, and import workflows into Tavaxy. The imported workflows can be in tSCUFL, SCUFL, t2flow, JSON formats. The mapping module produces tSCUFL files to be executed by the engine. The engine invokes either local tools or remote services. Upper right: The main interface of the Tavaxy system containing links to the authoring module, user's workflow, user's data, workflow repository, and other utilities and cloud tools. Lower right: The workflow authoring module, where the switch pattern is depicted. The cloud symbol and the parameter port appear on the tool node. On the righthand panel, the user can choose if a tool runs locally or on the cloud.
Workflow authoring tool and language
Workflow mapper
The workflow mapper performs the following set of tasks:
· The mapper parses the input tSCUFL file and checks its syntax. It translates the Galaxy JSON format and TavernaSCUFL format to the
· The mapper optimizes the execution of a workflow by identifying the tasks that will be executed by the Taverna engine and aggregating them into
Additional file 1
Re-writing rules for translating SCUFL to tSCUFL. A PDF file describing the re-writing rules for translating a Tavernaworkflow in SCUFL format into Tavaxy workflow in tSCUFL format.
Click here for file
Workflow engine
All local tools in
This wrapper is responsible for the following:
· The wrapper decides whether the associated tool is executed or not, depending on reception of a special token (dummy data). The special token can correspond either to 1) execution dependency or 2) "do-not-execute" or "fail" signal from the preceding node, as in the case of the multi-choice pattern. In the former case, the wrapper executes the respective computational tool, while in the latter case, it will not invoke the tool and further passes the token to the output ports.
· It handles the list patterns by determining the list items, executing list operations, and invoking the respective program (in parallel) on list items.
· It uses cloud computing APIs to execute tasks on cloud computing platforms. The use of cloud computing is discussed below in more detail.
Workflow pattern database
The workflow pattern database stores the definition and implementation of the workflow patterns used in
Use of cloud computing
As briefly mentioned before in the introduction, we provide three modes for using cloud computing: 1) whole system instantiation, 2) sub-workflow instantiation, and 3) tool (service) instantiation. To further simplify the use of the first mode, we installed an instance of
Figure 4
Use of cloud computing in Tavaxy.
Use of cloud computing in Tavaxy. Left: The web interface for setting the computer cluster on the cloud. Right: The architecture of Tavaxy showing the local and cloud versions of the system. The data flows from the local version to either the mounted disk attached to the main machine or to the persistent S3 storage. The S3 storage serves two purposes: 1) persistent storage and 2) shared storage for the computer cluster.
In the second mode, the user already has a
At run-time, the local version of
1. The input data is sent to the mounted disk of the main cloud machine along with the workflow to be executed. After processing, the output is sent back to the local
2. The input data is sent to a shared volume in the persistent S3 storage (this can be done offline), where the compute nodes of the computer cluster can easily access it. Because reads and writes to S3 require the use of Amazon APIs, we developed special scripts to facilitate this access between the local
The third mode is a special case of the second mode, where the user can delegate the execution of only a single task to the cloud. For this mode, we also use a simple protocol to manage the data transfer and remote execution of the task on the cloud. Figure
Results and discussion
Accessing Tavaxy
There are different ways to access and use the
1. Downloadable version: The whole
2. Web-based access: We offer a traditional web-based interface to a
3. Cloud-computing based access: In this mode, each user creates a
Pre-imported workflows
At the time of preparing this manuscript (June 2011), the Taverna repository myExperiment contained 557 workflows in SCUFL (Taverna1) format and 554 workflows in t2flow format (Taverna2). By manual inspection, we found that 296 workflows (96 in SCUFL format and 200 in t2flows format) are related to the sequence analysis domain, which is the main focus of this version of
Experiments overview
In the following sub-sections, we introduce two case studies that demonstrate the key features of
Case study I: Composing heterogeneous sub-workflows on Tavaxy
Figure 5
Protein analysis workflow.
Protein analysis workflow. Workflow for finding and analyzing homologous protein sequences. The highlighted parts are extra sub-workflows from Galaxy and Tavaxy, and the remaining parts correspond to a Taverna workflow already deposited at myExperimentweb-site.
Searching the myExperiment repository, there is already an existing Taverna implementation for most of the desired workflow, deposited under the name "workflow_for_protein_sequence_analysis"
Figure 6
Taverna implementation of the protein analysis workflow.
Taverna implementation of the protein analysis workflow. Taverna implementation of the workflow in Figure
Additional file 2
Paper figures in original size. Compressed folder containing the paper figures in original size for better visualization.
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We downloaded the Taverna workflow and imported it into
Figure 7
Imported Tavernaworkflow in Tavaxy.
Imported Tavernaworkflow in Tavaxy. The imported Tavernaworkflow in Figure
Figure 8
Hybrid and optimized workflow in Tavaxy.
Hybrid and optimized workflow in Tavaxy. The workflow in Figure
Measuring the performance
We conducted an experiment to evaluate the overhead associated with invoking the Tavern engine to execute remote tasks, before and after the optimization step. We used the original Taverna workflow and its imported version (i.e., we did not use the extra Galaxy and Tavaxy sub-workflows shown in Figure
For this experiment, we used the example protein sequence distributed with the Taverna workflow on myExperiment. We also used another set of proteins used by Kerk et al.
Despite the differences in the design of the Taverna, Galaxy, and
Case study 2: A metagenomics workflow
Figure 9
Metagenomics workflow.
Metagenomics workflow. Left: Metagenomics workflow as originally provided by Galaxy. Right: the re-designed version of this workflow using the list pattern of Tavaxy.
In the original implementation of this workflow on Galaxy
For the first issue, we use the
For the second issue, concerning the simple integration of more databases, we will use only just one MegaBLAST node and create a list of input databases. This list is passed as input to the MegaBLAST node. To ensure that each read is queried against all given databases, we use the
Figure 10
The enhanced metagenomics workflow.
The enhanced metagenomics workflow. The enhanced metagenomics workflow as implemented in Tavaxy.
Measuring the performance
We tested the performance of the enhanced metagenomics workflow on a computer cluster using two datasets. The first was the dataset used by Huson et al.
Use of cloud computing
We used the cloud computing features of
In this paper we introduced
We also introduced a set of advanced data patterns that simplify the composition of a variety of sequence analysis tasks and simplify the use of parallel computing resources for executing them. In future work, we will extend the available patterns to support more complex sequence analysis tasks, as well as other application domains.
In the current version of
In future versions of
Finally, we believe that one of the key advantages of
Availability and requirements
0.0.0.1. Project name:
0.0.0.2. Project home page: http://www.tavaxy.org.
0.0.0.3. Operating system(s): Linux.
0.0.0.4. Programming language: Python, C, Java script, JSF
0.0.0.5. Other requirements: Compatible with the browsers FireFox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera. See the manual for more details.
0.0.0.6. License: Free for academics. Authorization license needed for commercial usage (Please contact the corresponding author for more details).
0.0.0.7. Any restrictions to use by non-academics: No restrictions.
Competing interest
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Authors' contributions
MA led the
We thank the Galaxy team for making the code of their system available under the open source license, which helped us re-use a number of Galaxy components within our system. We also thank the Taverna team for making their system available under open source license and for their valuable feedback on the manuscript. We thank Peter Tonellato and Dennis Wall from Harvard Medical School, as well as the Amazon team, for providing us with AWS compute hours. We thank Mohamed Elkalioby from Nile University for his support in establishing the cloud computing infrastructure. We thank Sondos Seif from Nile University for helping us in software engineering tasks.
Challenges of sequencing human genomes
Next-generation sequencing: from basic research to diagnostics
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Recent progress and new challenges in metagenomics for biotechnology
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Microbial metagenomics: beyond the genome
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D H, et al: Scientific workflow management and the Kepler system
Visual Grid workflow in Triana
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Conveyor: a workflow engine for bioinformatics analyses
Pegasus: A framework for mapping complex scientific workflows onto distributed systems
Pegasys: software for executing and integrating analyses of biological sequences
GenePattern 2.0
Using GenePattern for gene expression analysis
The discovery net system for high throughput bioinformatics
The OMII software distribution
myExperiment: a repository and social network for the sharing of bioinformatics workflows
Meta-workflows: pattern-based interoperability between Galaxy and Taverna
Workflow Management Coalition Workflow Standard - Interoperability abstract specification. Document Number WFMC-TC-1012. Version 1
Three fundamental dimensions of scientific workflow interoperability: Model of computation, language, and execution environment
Workflow patterns
Scientific workflows: business as usual?
Collection-oriented scientific workflows for integrating and analyzing biological data
Coroutines and networks of parallel processes
Static scheduling of synchronous data flow programs for digital signal processing
EMBOSS: the European Molecular Biology Open Software Suite
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A Basic Local Alignment Search Tool
Gapped BLAST and PSI-BLAST: a new generation of protein database search programs
A greedy algorithm for aligning DNA sequences
CLUSTALW: Improving the sensitivity of progressive multiple sequence alignment through sequence weighting, position specific gap penalties, and weight matrix choice
T-Coffee: a novel method for fast and accurate multiple sequence alignment
Muscle: multiple sequence alignment with high accuracy and high throughput
Workflow for protein sequence analysis
Evolutionary radiation pattern of novel protein phosphatases revealed by analysis of protein data from the completely sequenced genomes of humans, green algae, and higher plants
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Galaxy Published Page: windshield splatter
MEGAN: Analysis of metagenomic data
Nelson Wea: Environmental genome shotgun sequencing of the Sargasso Sea


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His devoted springer spaniel cross Theo died of a seizure hours later —
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Wait, if the Hucks get cured, that don't leave them powerless? ...well, de-eclipsed at least(i wonder what kind of magic style each one of them used to practice before their infections).
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Curren have a higher ground of thinking on that issue.
Also, Raiser is correct in that we don't know the details yet, from the point of view i understand from Raiser and his "survival instinct" stance, i think the Hucks care about each other mainly because it's easier to survive if you hang out with people who have the same goal/mindset. After all, it all comes down to survive, the moment some of them must decide between his/her own life and the lives of their companions i'm pretty sure they will choose their own lives and leave their companions behind. After all it goes with their "screw other lives, i want to live" suppossed philosophy.
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You're right about the grouping together thing. Strength in numbers, and who better to understand you than people in the same boat as you. Those bonds are strengthened when you add an "us vs them" element to it. They're like a tightly knit clique.
I don't necessary agree with your thought that they'd abandon each other if it came down to it. The "screw others" thing is, again, directed at masses of strangers that mean nothing to them. But when it comes to their family members it's different. Those people actually matter to them.
If your brother needs a new vital organ and you're the only viable donor, you'd probably agree to do it. But if you were asked to donate to a complete stranger it's far less likely you'd do it, especially if it resulted in your own death. Is anyone here a registered donor? And I'm not talking about in the event of your death.
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Probably but i'm talking about being confronted to a real life or death situation, so far the have the luxury of confronting very non-threatening opponents, so confront Hayate or anyone else on Section Six isn't even a real danger for any of the Hucks. I wonder who will be the ones to past the test among them when they really find them in a situation where one of them must put his/her life and the live of another Huck on a scale. According with the "law of nature" you mentioned, self-preservation is the ultimate goal and the main reason behind the Huckebein's amoral and sociopathic behavior. They accepted to be like that because they don't want to die, then why waste their so preciated lives? If Curren is to be believed there are more Eclipse Drivers out there so maybe you can still be able to find new companions, so why bother about it? Fortis getting upset at Tohma's noble sacrifice for the sake of others is a good example of this, for Fortis, sacrificing your live for others is such a stupid descicion that it managed to upset him. I don't know about Veyron or Deville's feelings but i can feel a selfish and traitorus vibe coming from him.
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I see Nanoha more akin to Superman, she's popular(Ace of Aces), righteous, tends to impose their ways on her opponents from time to time(Supes "righteousness" makes him to look like a somewhat prepotent guy sometimes), wear USA flag colourset and is the most prominent heroine among her group.
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Oct 4, 2009 at 11:22 am #1239896
The upper legs produce a lot of heat. It seems as though it would be very useful to have a wind short, similar to a wind shirt. I'm wondering if something like this might be a good use of 3 or 4 ounces in cold weather here in the Pacific Northwest.
I've done some searching at this site and on the internet in general, and haven't found much. A company called Soffe makes nylon wind shorts, but those probably aren't very breathable.
Any thoughts about whether wind shorts are a good idea, and if they are, where good wind shorts might be found?Oct 4, 2009 at 11:43 am #1532881
Jeff JeffBPL Member
If it's cold or windy enough to need wind shorts, wouldn't it be cold/windy enough to need wind pants?Oct 4, 2009 at 1:06 pm #1532899
Tom ClarkBPL Member
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I think the more ventlation around the crotch, the better. Why increase the likelihood of sweat there?Oct 4, 2009 at 4:06 pm #1532924
Why would wind shirts make sense for the torso, but wind shorts not make sense for the part of the legs that generate the most heat? Why let all that heat escape?
One possible system for cold conditions: underwear (if desired), base layer / longjohns, wind shorts over that, pant shell over that.Oct 4, 2009 at 4:17 pm #1532927
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@fredfotoLocale: Spain
Wind Shorts..
Nobody's gonna buy 'em if you call them that.Oct 4, 2009 at 4:27 pm #1532930
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just like nobody bought wind breakers when wind shirts were called thatOct 4, 2009 at 4:38 pm #1532931
Well, it's really only the crotch that produces excess heat, and most folks like to avoid a sweaty crotch, but if the weather is cold enough then wind shorts might improve heat retention in a good way. Only way to find out is to try it. A lot of people go the other way with leg protection by wearing wind or waterproof chaps. It may also depend on how high your gaiters go (if you wear gaiters), and how low your rain jacket goes.Oct 4, 2009 at 4:42 pm #1532933
> Well, it's really only the crotch that produces excess heat ..
Is that really true?
From Mark Verber's site: http://www.verber.com/mark/outdoors/gear/clothing.html#Legs
.. One thing to keep in mind… your upper thighs come just after your head and your core torso in the amount of heat you can lose. So even though you legs tend not to be as affect by cold, insulating your upper legs can be a big help if you are trying to stay warm.Oct 4, 2009 at 5:31 pm #1532942
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I don't get to hike much in Iowa, but I bike a lot.
In the summer, my outfit is wicking shorts and top, with lightest weight thin fabric my goal. The inseam lengths are from 8" to 10", generally. Keeps me cool all through the summer so long as I am moving and making a breeze.
In the transition period, like now with days in the high 40's or any of the 50's or the low 60's, I wear heavy cotton shorts which are pretty much wind proof. I like the longer inseam lengths up to 14" or 15". If you can't buy them, just cut off some heavy cotton pants and put in a simple hem.
I am in the process of buying leg warmers to help with the lower temperatures in the 40's and 30's. Actually, I could just use black long thermals, polyester or wool, for those temps too.
I can imagine that a fleece or flannel lining to the shorts would be a nice addition, but then one might question the interaction with the long thermals.
Those leg ties that are intended for young men's shorts to cinch the shorts up to the legs, but instead are always left to dangle stylishly are a thought for ventilation control to contain more heat or to open up for more ventilation. You could use velcro closures to do the same without the "dangle" of the leg strips.
To me, the idea isn't new. So I don't automatically reject it.
To others, the idea seems new, and so they tend to automatically reject it.
IF they themselves had thought of it, it would be a different story.
I have seen a few bicyclists whose winter outfit is shorts over thermals of the bicycling kind ($$$$). Actually looks nice, to me anyway.
Don't let the negativity here discourage you, except to highlight that the introductory sport may be bicycles rather than backpacks for "wind shorts".
For bicyclists, wind in the crotch area is a serious consideration that all have experienced if you do the sport in cold windy weather. :-(Oct 4, 2009 at 5:57 pm #1532948
Thanks James. The negativity here isn't too bad. Some is expected – typically ideas are judged mainly on things other than the merits of the idea itself. I joined BPL only a few days ago – what I like about BPL so far is that people seem very willing to answer questions from people that have not been around here very long. In many other online communities, if you are a relative outsider or newcomer, and start asking offbeat questions, you will get an extremely negative knee-jerk response.
Anyway, what I was hoping is that someone made wind shorts that are similar in construction to backpacking wind shirts, e.g., the GoLite Wisp or others reviewed here are BPL. Or, that by asking about this, I would at least get some info that leads me to a better system.
About the idea itself: it seems that if the upper legs are producing a lot of heat, then either (a) it ought to be possible to use this heat just as with the upper body, or (b) there's some mechanical issue like chafing that makes this difficult or impossible. Putting wind shorts over long johns would seem to minimize chafing, if that is an issue. Maybe there is some other problem with it. Or maybe (unlikely) it's simply that nobody ever tried it.
BTW: the conditions I have in mind are 10-40 degrees F. When it's around 35 and raining and windy, I find it tough to stay warm if I stop for more than about 5 minutes.Oct 4, 2009 at 6:14 pm #1532953
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Just get a pair of golite wisp and have any alteration person cut and hem…Oct 4, 2009 at 6:22 pm #1532954
As far as I know, no one makes shorts specifically to repel wind, but you could possibly make some mock ups to try. In NZ where I do most of my hiking, it is traditional in cold weather to wear long johns next to skin, then tough short and gaiters over the long johns. On top of this may be added a very long (mid-thigh) length raincoat, so upper legs are pretty well protected. The shorts and gaiters help to protect against abrasion, and to a lesser extent cold. But heat loss from thighs is really not as great as it is from head, back and chest, though I notice guys really don't like getting their crotch cold! Also keep in mind that heat loss from thighs decreases with age and female gender (we, ummm, have better insulated thighs).
Personally, if it's cold enough that I'm worried about my thighs (rarely happens) then I prefer to go for full length leg protection. Same applies to cycling really. If it's cold enough riding downhill to make my thighs cold, my entire leg will be cold too.Oct 4, 2009 at 6:33 pm #1532963
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Currently, the term "wind shirt" for backpacking seems to mean a very light garment of just a few ounces. To me, the GoLite Wisp and Patagonia Houdini are the obvious pattern of interpretation. These are lightweight, very wind resistant and formulated with a DWR or durable water repellant coating.
They don't have a soft feel to the hand, to me.
I have used Patagonia "Wind Pants", a 3 ounce black pair that were really useful during an April, May hike on the Appalachian Trail in GA and NC.
Perhaps some are thinking of "Wind Shorts" as a cutoff of the wind pants which would weigh just a couple of ounces a pair.
I am coming at this from the viewpoint of heavier weight fabric, typically cotton. Imagine cargo shorts in heavy cotton as a starting point. The pair weighing about 8 ounces.
There are nylon fabrics which somewhat mimic these grades of cotton. Supplex or some other name comes to mind. There are probably other synthetics that would fall in this general category as "cotton mimics". There are probably a lot of hiking shorts that already are good wind blockers, but since there is so much ventilation from the short legs, nobody pays any real attention to it.
So, would the concept be windproof lightweight shorts that are put over something, like a wind shirt or wind pants?
So, we come to the real issue…. what do you envision "wind shorts" to be? There may be existing clothing articles that do what you intend for them to do. What would be a complete outfit which incorporates the "wind short"?
I would go for a skin pleasing fabric which rejects most of the wind and which is capable of taking and holding a good DWR treatment. I suppose I would want the lower leg ventilation to be capable of being adjusted up and down. I may be interested in insulation, but unsure as to the insulation being whole lower body versus just in the shorts area.
So, it comes to a system of lower body comfort, and shorts which reject air flow through the fabric is the currently highlighted part.
Hope this doesn't sound negative.Oct 4, 2009 at 6:48 pm #1532965
> So, would the concept be windproof lightweight shorts that are put over something, like a wind shirt or wind pants?
> So, we come to the real issue…. what do you envision "wind shorts" to be? There may be existing clothing articles that do what you intend for them to do. What would be a complete outfit which incorporates the "wind short"?
One idea for cold conditions that I mentioned earlier is: underwear (if desired), base layer / longjohns, wind shorts over that, pant shell over that. As I said, maybe they'd be made from the same material as GoLite Wisp wind shorts, or other wind shirts reviewed at BPL.
I think the main benefit of wind shorts over some other system would be that you would not use material and weight for the lower legs. Wind shorts would do for the legs what a vest does for the torso: protect where heat loss is potentially greatest, and provide another point in the weight/warmth tradeoff spectrum.
But hey, I don't really know – I just wanted to know if the thing exists!
I was envisioning actual shorts. But, even though the following doesn't seem to come down as low as I was thinking, maybe they'd be useful: http://www.shoebuy.com/new-balance-wind-brief/262288/559124?cm_mmc=frooglelist-_-none-_-none-_-none
The setup might be: wind briefs, longjohns, long pants. Dunno how effective this would be, or how much the briefs weigh.Oct 4, 2009 at 7:44 pm #1532980
Brad SmithMember
@doconeLocale: Southwest
I believe what you want is a pair of running shorts – which are extremely light nylon or poly and often have a liner for comfort.Oct 4, 2009 at 8:24 pm #1532992
Jack H.Member
@foundLocale: Sacramento, CA
Agreed. Running shorts are the same as "wind shorts".Oct 4, 2009 at 9:10 pm #1532999
Jason ElsworthBPL Member
@jephotoLocale: New Zealand
Colin Ibbotson's wind pants are the bees knees
They go all the way from his waist to his knees
They are better than Adam and the Ants
They are Colin Ibbotson's wind pants.
(With apologies to any Man City fans).
He calls them waterproof shorts, but they are actually cut down Montane Featherlite windproof pants. I think they would be great in rain with softshell pants – as used by Colin. I can see them replacing my Golite Reeds if I am wearing soft shell pants.Oct 5, 2009 at 11:57 am #1533154
"They are made from a cut down pair of Montane Featherlite windproof pants to just below knee level."
I wear something almost exactly like this, but certainly wouldn't call them shorts! They cover my whole leg from the top of my knee high gaiters. Running shorts, OTOH, are very drafty as the leg is baggy and they are very short. So it really depends on what you want to accomplish…if you truly want windproof shorts, then I would cut down something like the featherlite, then add elastic hems to the legs to seal off drafts.Oct 9, 2009 at 12:31 am #1534567
Are running shorts really going to accomplish for the legs what a wind shirt does for the torso? At the bottom of the short, running shorts do not fit snugly against the leg at all. This could allow a lot of heat to escape.
I'm hesitant to buy a wind short or pant and then chop off part of it to make it into a short. That would be a pretty expensive experiment.Oct 9, 2009 at 2:18 am #1534569
Jason ElsworthBPL Member
@jephotoLocale: New Zealand
Get some Dri Ducks pants and chop them off – should be much cheaper. They don't last that well, but a least you will quench your thirst for wind pant knowledge.Oct 9, 2009 at 6:23 am #1534592
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Posted Fri 20 Jun 14 at 16:39 PM
Amoo nets as United win first game ...
United registered their first league victory of the campaign as they dug deep to grind out an important result at the end of new manager Keith Curle's first week in charge.
Both sides started brightly without quite managing to find a way through as defences stood strong.
A purposeful run from Potts created space early in the day and he spotted Brough on the overlap on the left. The cross came early but Potts couldn't wrap his boot round the fizzed delivery and Tranmere hooked it clear.
United created a great opening with ten minutes on the clock when Amoo raced onto a pass from Dicker. He beat his man and popped a great ball into the box but Beck's downward header was put behind by the attentive Danny Holmes.
Grainger took charge of the corner kick and a winding run from Beck almost paid dividends when he rose highest. His header had power but it was always going wide.
Carlisle looked lively and White advanced to support another good move when Amoo called for help. The right back sent a beauty of a cross to the far post and Fon Williams had to spread himself to make a block on the line. Dicker was on to the half clearance quickly and Potts opened himself up to sweep the ball into the box. The Rovers keeper was on his toes and he did well to close the gap as Beck tried to finish it off.
Hanford did well to protect his lines as Tranmere got forward in numbers but it was all about United as they played with confidence and determination, particularly going forward.
The home side thought they'd taken the lead on 20 minutes when beck threw himself at a cross from the right. His touch left Dicker with time and he wheeled away in disappointment as his thundering toe poke skipped up and behind off the top of the bar.
A long throw from Grainger caused yet more problems for the visitors when Gill misjudged the flight of the ball. Amoo shielded it with his back to goal but the defender redeemed himself when he stepped across to hook it away.
The good Carlisle work was almost undone on the half hour when Bell Baggie linked with Richards inside the box. The striker showed great awareness to hold onto the ball as he danced past two challenges to go one-on-one with Hanford. The United stopper earned a round of applause as he stepped out to make a fantastic save.
Another long ball put Donnelly up against Thirlwell and the striker opted to shoot early as they reached the edge of the box. Hanford was untroubled as it bobbled towards the corner flag.
Carlisle had to take care just before the break when Kirby made it to the byline. He sent it into the danger area but Bell Baggie was on his heels and Grainger was able to shepherd it away.
Tranmere fired the first volley of the second half when Power and Kirby exchanged passes. There was a brief sight of goal but Power was off balance as he popped a weak effort well wide.
Donacien then took the bull by the horns when he ran out of his own half at the heart of the United defence. He found Donnelly but the shot was poor and Hanford gathered it in.
Tranmere created a chance from nothing on 57 minutes when Donacien robbed Beck deep inside the Carlisle half. The cross eventually fell for Power and it needed a half block from Thirlwell to send Power's volley over the bar.
Patience was needed as chances became few and far between but Carlisle got their noses in front when David Amoo bobbed and weaved his way onto a corner delivery. His header had Fon Williams flapping at thin air as it dropped over the line and into the back of the goal.
Rovers were handed a gilt-edged opportunity to level the scores when Bell Baggie and Kirby picked a path to put the ball on a plate for Donnelly who was stationed in a good position on the penalty spot. He snatched at it and was immediately substituted as his woeful effort flew high into the air.
United then had a chance to extend the lead when Amoo was sent clear by a pass from Paynter. He crossed early but Beck chose to go for the dummy as the crowd waited expectantly for a shot on goal.
Carlisle continued to dictate the play as they kept the ball high up the field and, in the end, they thoroughly deserved their first win of what has been a difficult start to the campaign.
United - Amoo (72)
United - Grainger (73)
Rovers - Bell Baggie (69)
Carlisle United - Hanford, White, Thirlwell, Archibald-Henville, Grainger, Amoo (Kearns (83), Potts, Dicker (Paynter 70), Brough (Elliott 77), Beck, Dempsey. Subs - Caig, Marrow, Rigg, Symington.
Tranmere Rovers - Fon Williams, Holmes, Power (Koumas 79), Ihiekwe, Donnelly (Stockton 77), Richards, Bell Baggie, Kirby (Fanimo 79), Donacien, Gill, Davies. Subs - Brezovan, Odejayi, Rowe, Laird.
Referee - Mr Jeremy Simpson
Attendance - 3,873 (240 away fans)
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The Marine and Coastal Programme of the IUCN West and Central Africa - MACO is in charge of marine and coastal issues, including biodiversity conservation, development and management of marine protected areas and their networks, fisheries management, marine spatial planning, integrated management and governance of coastal areas, environmental responsibility of economic actors, adaptation to climate change and disasters risks reduction. The MACO has been developed on the basis of different experiences developed by IUCN in Central and West Africa, including its regional wetlands Programme and the Regional Coastal and Marine Conservation Programme in West Africa PRCM (www.prcmarine.org) .
The IUCN Regional Marine and Coastal Programme Coordinator reports directly to the Regional Programme Coordinator for West and Central Africa, and functionally to the Head of IUCN's Global Marine Programme. He/she will serve as both a senior member of the Regional Programme committee that delivers the technical programme of IUCN in Central and West Africa and the IUCN global Marine Programme team that helps set strategic direction and define priorities for IUCN's broader engagement on Marine and Coastal issues.
The MACO Coordinator will develop, resource, and manage IUCN's Marine programme activities in the region in close collaboration with other relevant IUCN programmes, Members, Commissions and partners. He/she will be responsible for the overall management of MACO activities, ensuring that they are coherent and consistent with IUCN's "one programme" approach, build on and align with IUCN's Marine and coastal conservation framework and add value to regionally and nationally defined priorities.
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- Take a lead role in the development of the Regional Marine Programme through providing vision and guidance in developing a well-defined strategic focus in the short, medium and long term, ensuring:
? effective and institutionally aligned programming and project implementation,
? systematic monitoring and evaluation of on-going programmatic activities, and;
? coherent and consistent communication of lessons learnt to key decision-makers within the region
- Provide technical advice, guidance and support on Marine and Coastal conservation to Project Offices and/or Country Offices and act as the focal point for Marine and Coastal related activities particularly with Members, Commissions, partners and other IUCN component programmes as required;
- Work closely with IUCN Commissions, Country offices, Project Offices and other thematic programmes to develop and maintain an appropriate project portfolio and funding for implementation of the Regional Programme;
- Work with colleagues in the region and headquarter on Marine and Coastal issues to ensure that they function as an integrated team, that there is coherence and consistency in the policy statements, and a high quality of technical and policy advice is given to field programmes and projects;
- Coordinate the development, analysis and dissemination of Marine and Coastal policy relevant to the Region and other networks in the most effective way;
- Oversee the development and implementation of any relevant Marine and Coastal initiatives in the region and provide where needed, guidance and support to the development and implementation of other IUCN Cross Cutting Initiatives;
- Ensure that IUCN is adequately represented in relevant regional, international fora and negotiations on Marine and Coastal conservation management in Central and West Africa;
- Develop and maintain strategic partnerships and appropriate collaboration with relevant organizations on Marine-related issues of mutual interest and in particular ensure meaningful engagement of local IUCN Members in the implementation of the MACO.
- Lead fundraising for the Regional Marine Programme through development of proposals, maintaining good relationships with donor and funding agencies so as to ensure the financial viability of the Programme;
- Oversee the development and implementation of annual budgets and work plans and provide a timely progress report of the programme financial and technical activities in accordance with IUCN's practices;
- Participate in joint planning, assessment and communication activities of the Regional Programme committee and facilitate the development of joint programmes with members and partners.
- Capitalization and dissemination in the region of lessons learnt from our programmes and projects as well as those learnt from partners and colleagues;
- Supervise staff and lead capacity development on issues related to Marine in component programmes;
- Facilitate group discussions on relevant Marine and Coastal emerging issues to position IUCN as a reference in the region;
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