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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 11, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas NITCH WOMBLE f"-0. BOX 45436 dallas, tx 75245BillboardsBattle being waged over bill in House While the city struggles with the idea of an ordinance regulating signs and billboards, the state legislature is taking the same idea and turning it into what one local City Coun-cilmember calls a "direct attack on home rule." Councilmember Betty Lou Rushing, who has been vocal about billboard regulation, said legislation proposed by the billboard industry "is an attempt to gut all these (local) attempts at billboard regulation." But those in the business feel differently. The outdoor advertising industry just wants to be compensated for its losses, said Pete Lingamfelter of Oasis Outdoor Advertising. The bill, proposed by Rep. BUI Messer, D-Belton, and Sen. Hector Uribe, D-BrownsviUe, has been reported out of committee and will now go before the full House of Representatives for debate. Rushing met with Gov. Mark White and mayors and representatives of other Texas cities last week, and she said the proposed legislation does more than require the city to pay, in cash, the value of a billboard to be removed. "This measure is designed to prohibit cities from requiring non-conforming signs and billboards to be reimbursed unless the city is ready a pay cash up front," she said. "It's completely unfair, it completely guts the city's rights to determine its own destiny. This is not just a billboard issue, this is the riht of the city to still function on aesthetic matters." The Texas Municipal League, to which the city belongs, is fighting hard against die bill, saying it is "a blatant attempt to avoid legitimate regulation by local government. "By requiring cash compensation for any action that may affect the use of maintenance of a sign, the billboard insdustry is thwarting governmental action," TML says. "It is the elimination of the voice of municipal government, not billboard control, that is the issue," continues literature from TML. Lingamfelter disagrees. "We're getting a lot of opposition from TML under that home-rule argument," he said. "To my knowledge, we're the only industry that is non-injurious to public health and safety that they have chosen to regulate. "One of the reasons we are being attacked is that we're an easy target, we're visible," Lingamfelter continued. The legislation, Lingamfelter said, would allow the billboard industry "to receive just compensation for acquisition by any governmental body, especially a municipality. "Basically, when a city condemns property, say for a right-of-way, it pays cash money," Lingamfelter said. "That sets a precedence for the claiming of real or income-generating property." TML claims that although no cash payments have been made to billboard owners, Texas cities do not regulate the industry "without regard for future monetary loss sign owners may incur." Signs that don't meet ordinance standards remain standing for a period of time, TML states, "specifically for the purpose of allowing sign owners and property owners leasing land for signs to recoup the value of their investment." That practice is called amor- See BILLBOARDS, Page 2A Rainfall New Braunfels......... 25 Canyon Lake............66 " Spring Branch.......... 60 N. New Braunfels Herald-Zeituno Mew Braunfels. Texas Vol. 94-No. 73 Thursday April 11,1985 25 Cents 22 Pages —2 SectionsElliott out at shelter By DANA STELL Staff writer A staff change at the New Braunfels Animal Shelter has relieved manager Olen Elliott Jr. of his duties. Assistant Manager Cheryl Pillar has taken over the shelter, Cynthia Phillips, chairman of the Humane Society board of directors, said this morning. Elliott managed the shelter since August. "It (Elliott's management) just didn't work out, unfortunately," Phillips said "Ifs a high-stress situation. Ifs really a rough job to love animals and then have to put them to sleep. "Euthanasia really did bother Olen," she said. Elliott was not available for comment this morning. Phillips said the society is working on a program to increase the spaying and neutering of the animals brought in to the shelter. "If we could cut down on the number of animals being bom," she said. "we could cut down oneuthamsia." One prospect for the shelter is an agreement with Texas A&M for an intern veterinarian program, Phillips sa)d, explaining that, under the program, a student vet would have to work at the shelter in order to receive a veterinarian degree. "We tried to work with the veterinarians in town, but we haven't been able to reach any common price," Phillips said. The cost of any veterinarian work would have to be passed on to the persons adopting a pet from the shelter, she said, and the society would like to see that cost remain low. "If you adopt them out without having it (spaying or neutering) done, a year later, you have their puppies back," Phillips said. The decision to replace Elliott with Pillar came from the board of directors April 2, Phillips said. Elliott, who came to New Braunfels after seven years as a fish store owner and two years as manager of a halfway house, began work as director of the shelter on See SHELTER, Page IZA DCftYl CLARK MtMALLI /ti I UNO Even the kitchen sink The proverbial kitchen sink leans against a mailbox waiting for city street crews to take it to its final resting place—the city-county landfill on FM 1101. City crews collected a wide variety of item during this week's cleanup, which enters its second week next Monday and Tuesday. Would-be con artists chased off by police By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer There were four men in town this week that police couldn't prove committed a crime, but they were still told to take their business elsewhere. And just in case they come back, Detective Mario Guerrero said local citizens, especially elderly ones, need to be made aware of what they suspect is their usual con. "They put one guy out at the post office, and the others sit in the car about a block away. The guy at the poet office walks back and forth until he spots his victim, pulls out a wad of money called e flesh roll and says, 'Hey, look what I found,' '' Guerrero said. "He cons his victim by saying 'Let's split this up, but for me to trust you, let's go to the bank and you get 12,000. Then I'll put up my $2,000 and we're in business. I'll know then you're on the up and up.' "The victim, usually an elderly person, might fall into the trap of thinking, 'Hey, I can make $1,000 today,' " Guerrero said. "So they go to the bank, the victim takes out $2,000 and the guy asks to count it. In the process, the real $2,000 is switched for the flash roll, which looks real because of what's showing on the outside but the inside is fake." Around noon Tuesday, Guerrero Retail sales skid after strong start WASHINGTON (AP) — Retail sales, held back by a dip in demand for autos, fell 1.9 percent in March, the biggest decline rn almost three years, the government reported today. The Commerce Department said that sales totaled $110.5 billion last month compared to a record $112.7 billion in February. February sales had risen a strong 1.6 percent over the January level, leading many analysts to believe that consumer demand was reviving and would provide momentum to keep the economy moving in coming months. Analysts cautioned against reading too much into the big March decline, saying that it reflected in part an overstatement of the strength of sales in February. Mike Evans, head of Evans Economics, a Washington forecasting firm, said the weak sales performance in March stemmed from a variety of factors which have held the economy back since last summer. "The decline in retail sales reflected the continuing effects of the economic slowdown and sluggish growth in wages and salaries that we have had for several months," he said. "But I think we are about to snap out of this. This is the end of the bad numbers not the beginning." The overall economy grew at an annual rate of only 2.1 percent in the first three months of the year, according to preliminary government estimates. This is well below the 6.8 percent growth rate turned in for all of 1984 and See RETAIL, Page L2A IJJ* ll Retail sales In billions of dollars seasonally adjusted S114 112 110 108 106 104 102 R Revised MAMJ JA SONDJ F 1984 1985 Chtcagc Tribune Graphic Source US Department of Commerce Don't bet on it Egger warns IRS cheaters not to get cocky WASHINGTON (AP) — The Internal Revenue Service is embarrassed by computer foulups and angered by allegations that some employees have destroyed tax returns. But, says its boss, don't think it's a good time to skip filing a tax return. "If they do, they'll do it at their peril," says IRS Commissioner Roscoe L. Egger Jr. "I am not concerned" that the agency's image as an efficient tax collector might be scarred so badly that people have little fear of getting caught if they cheat or don't file, Egger told a news conference Wednesday. "This system is doing exactly what we planned it to do," he added, while acknowledging that, due to com puter problems, the IRS is far behind schedule if processing individual tax returns. Through April 5, the most recent figures available, the IRS had received 59.5 million returns but processed only 36.1 million. That is 20 percent behind last year's pace in processing. Each of the IO regional service centers is behind schedule. You have the best chance of getting a quick refund if Taxpayers who plan to skip filing their returns are taking a big risk, says IRS Commissioner Roscoe L. Egger Jr. you live in Ohio or Michigan; you'U have the longest wait if you live in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware or the District of Columbia. With the Monday deadline for filing individual tax returns approaching, Egger made these points: —Most of the problems with the new $103 million computer system in the service centers have been solved. "By and large, the returns we get by next Monday midnight will be processed on time" — meaning before June I. lf a return is filed by April 15 and any refund is not paid by June I, the IRS must pay 13 percent annual interest on the refund. See IRS, Page 12 A Inside said he noticed a man pacing back and forth in front of the post office. "I saw the others parked near Sts. Peter and Paul school, so I used my radio to call for help." The four black suspects, driving a 1960 beige over gold Delta 88, had a police scanner in the car, and took off before help arrived. But they were later stopped near Boise Cascade by Detectives Ray Douglas and Juan Gusme, and Texas Ranger Ray Martinez. "They had some money on them, but we don't know if they pulled off any cons or not. One guy had 25 prior arrests, another had ll," Guerrero See POLICE, Page UA Water Watch Comal River.......... 278 cf* (up 8) Canyon inflow ........... 478 cia (up 36) Canyon Dam outflow ......84? eta (tame) E(twatda Aquifer.......... 624.92 (up 04) Canyon Lake level 903.49 (down 011 Today'* Weather The forecast for the rest of today mentions no rain, but ski** will remain cloudy to partly cloudy. Temperatures should reach the low-TQs with an overnight low near 60. Friday is expected to reach the upper-70s. Accumulated rainfall for the past 24 hours is .25 inches. Wed nesday's high was 58 and this morning's low was 62. Sunset will be at 6:55 p.m. and sunrise will be at6:06a.m. CLASSIFIED MOB COMICS BB CROSSWORD 10B DEAR ABBY 3B DEATHS 2A HOROSCOPE ' BB KALEIDOSCOPE 1-3B OPINIONS 4A SCRAPBOOK 2B SPORTS BIBA STOCKS TV LISTINGS SB WEATHER 3A SA. teen still missing A thorough shoreline search early this morning failed to find any traces of a San Antonio teenager missing since Easter from his Canyon Lake campsite. Game Warden Neal Etheredge said he put his boat out about daybreak, looking for Michael Ramirez Jr., 15, who walked into a wooded area in Jacob's Creek Park about 3 a m. Sunday and never came back. "I made a complete shoreline search from the mouth of Tom Creek across the lake to Canyon Park and all the way back to the dam, including two passes along the Jacob Creek Park shoreline," Etheredge said. "I didn't find a thing, but each See MISSING, Page IZA ;
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Fundamental Precious Metals (2009-09-21)
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We witnessed last Friday a fall to precious metals, as it extended the previous losses today. Most losses was seen to the silver falling 1.34% on Friday to fall from a high of $17.31 per ounce recorded before closing and to end trading at $16.98 per ounce. The losses seen since the early morning even with the absence of the Japanese Markets reached to 2.36%, as the silver is currently trading at $16.58 per ounce at 02:24 GMT.
The shiny plummet on Friday 0.57% to close at $1006.50 per ounce, while in the early trading today we've seen a deeper fall of 0.62% where the metals is currently trading at $1000.30 per ounce. The platinum lost 0.53% today following a 0.67% to currently trade $1321.00 per ounce.
The fall seen to the precious metals was noticeable, at the time speculators and investors headed toward profit taking transactions, yet it worth mentioning that some funds started to ease their gold purchase as they are waiting for the most important fundamentals of this week which is the FOMC rate decision. Markets project some signals to stop the already started quantitative easing methods, as such news would directly push the US dollar higher against majors, where this would make market participants dispose precious metals as a safe haven.
Regarding Oil, we witnessed the crude oils failure to settle above $72 per barrel in the previous week trading, as this also acted negatively to push precious metals back down in addition to the US dollar that managed to escalate against majors increasing further pressures.
Future Commodities plummet down on Friday, where the S&P GSCI fell 3.54 points to close at 468.92 levels; in addition we've seen other commodities futures plunge due to the weakened demand and the profit taking transactions, as we still believe that spending won't pick up pace any time soon even with all the seen improvements in the prior period affected by the worst recession since the World War II.
Low Future Commodity prices along with the falling crude oil prices escorted by the rising US dollar came all to pressures the precious metals, whereas now fears will remain heading toward the FOMC rate decision and any statement released along with the decision. Therefore, we currently see the pressures on the silver and the platinum in specific because they are currently considered the two appealing metals between others, due to the continuous instability between market participants believes in markets.


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I thought I saw a advertisement about a spring loaded ceiling grid system that held panels in place. This grid system was anchored to the beams in the basement. You would place your tile in the grid then flip the spring loaded flap and that would hold the tile in place. It would be very easy to remove tile if you had to access any pipes or wiring. I am having a hard time locating such a grid system. Did I just have a dream or is there such a system out there?
I don't quite understand why you'd need or want such a system unless it was for outdoors (canopy on a commercial bldg. for example) where the wind might come into play and blow tiles out. I have used plastic clips in such a situation that slip over the grid and hold the tile. Inside, it shouldn't be necessary. Try a drywall/acoustical supply if you're sure you need some sort of "hold down" clips....
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I stopped, my lungs were desperate for air and I'd been running for hours now, I needed a rest. I needed sleep. I needed an escape. I was on a hill overlooking the rest of London. And in the far distance I could see the crumbled remains of the Gherkin, still taller than most of the buildings in London.
Two days doesn't sound like much does it? In fact for most people in circumstances close to normality two days would fly by. I'm not most people and this situation is nowhere near normality. BlueWater's destroyed if you were wondering; the whole thing is just a pile of rubble. In these two days you realise how fragile not just humanity is, but the human body.
I could see, and hear, the heavy sounds of shell fire, the pounding of lead and the inhuman screams that follow. And trust me, I really do mean inhuman. As I watched two tanks passed along Oxford Street, ignoring the battered remains of Britain's already dead shopping culture.
It's at this time that you pat the tramps with the 'The End is Nigh' boards and say, actually, you got it right.
So much has happened. So much. The Mantis huh. It wasn't a movie. I won't describe them to you, you don't need to know. You catch brief glimpses of them here and there though. The couple of people I talk to have said there are millions.
The Radio and T.V Stations are down but the rumours I do hear say that they're everywhere. The soldiers say we should go to Birmingham. They said that we should avoid the roads and let the army do it's job.
Its only been two days and already I pass people holding shotguns with drunken looks in their eyes. We're falling apart at the seams and no one can stop it.
I heard a shout – a family of three are walking round the bottom of the hill away from London and they were calling to their child to not run off. All of them have big rucksacks probably filled with food and sleeping bags.
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Aug 13, 2009 at 10:02 pm #1238573
Aaron RobsonMember
@quintessenceLocale: Texas, California, BC
So what is the general consensus on what temperature rating to shoot for when considering a three season bag? I'm a relatively warm sleeper and I'm looking (ideally) for a bag that will be comfortable from March/April through October in the Western US and Canada (Rockies, Cascades, Sierra Nevadas etc.) I have a thin synthetic bag for super warm temps (summer camping not in the mountains) but would like to be able to get just one other bag for everything else but cold winter camping. Is a 20 degree bag going to be too warm in summer temps? How far would I be able to push a 30 degree bag? What are people's opinons around here?
As a side note, the bags I'm currently considering are the WM Ultralite/Summerlite, FF Swallow/Hummingbird/Merlin/Osprey and the Montbell UL Spiral Down #1/#3. Any thoughts on these bags?Aug 13, 2009 at 10:43 pm #1520786
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
For the conditions you describe, I'd want a bag that is warm down to an honest 28-30F. So this would probably be a 30F bag if it is indeed good to 30F, but if you are cold sleeper or the bag is optimistically rated then a 20F bag might be a better choice. Also, if you want a greater margin of error for abnormal nights then a 20F bag might be a good call.
FWIW, I've used a 30F bag down to about 20F by laying my jacket on top and other gear. So your decision does depend on what other gear you have too.
BTW, The MEC Merlin -3 C (27F) is probably a really nice 3 season choice. It's priced great at $220-$240 Cdn (about $200 USD) and it has 800fp down. At just 690g (24oz) it's pretty darn light. It's not as light at my GoLite Ultra 20 quilt (which is probably similarly warm) but if you want a traditional bag then you aren't going to do much better than this and especially not for this price.
http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_detail.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302701483&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524442624886Aug 13, 2009 at 11:11 pm #1520791
Brett PeughBPL Member
@bpeughLocale: Midwest
I would go with a 20F bag if it is not too much of a weight penalty and if it gets to warm you can always quilt it outAug 14, 2009 at 12:35 am #1520801
I have used several light bags in warm conditions and my current and probably last choice, at 63, is my WM Alpenlite Super, a 20* rated bag. I have had an MEC bag, among many others and do not think much of them, or, most other MEC gear, although I like and use some of it.
I joined MEC not long after it was founded and I have used a fair bit of their "house brand" gear, quite a lot of which was mediocre in design-quality compared with WM, ID and Hilleberg, for example. For light bags, I prefer the current WM "Extremelite" series to any others.Aug 14, 2009 at 7:22 am #1520834
Mike MBPL Member
@mtwardenLocale: Montana
I'm a warm sleeper (maybe very warm???)- a 30 ° bag does me well for three seasons in the Rockies (Montana). Most of the higher end 30 ° bags seem to be rated pretty true. As mentioned above, w/ a little addition of some clothing you can easily extend that range.
If you do go the 20° route- I'd insure it's full zip, my 30° bag spends much of the time zipped open @ both ends during the summer months- a 20° bag would really spend a lot of time unzipped.Aug 14, 2009 at 7:43 am #1520838
I lived alone in the Alberta Rockies due west of Edmonton, where the OP seems based for periods of several months, from April to Sept.Based on temps. in June and July below freezing and the snowstorms, I would defintely choose the 20*F bag and I just "quilt" it in warmer temps.
I had a WM "Overbag" rated to 30*F plus a Bibler Solo Dome while there and while a very warm sleeper and used to cold and wet weather, I would have prefered a warmer bag. This is why I "retired" my FF bag and bought the WM Alpinlite, among the nicest bags I have ever had and it's quality is like that of ID and Valandre bags…it don't get no better.Aug 14, 2009 at 11:42 am #1520889
I would go for an honest 30 degree bag and layer in. Use insulated top and bottom that you might use around camp anyway as part of your sleep system.Aug 14, 2009 at 3:21 pm #1520938
Scott Van DoeselaarBPL Member
@vandoeLocale: Southern CA
I have the summerlite and the ultalite. Last year I used the summerlite on top of a clearview bag. It was August in the sierra. I wore all my insulation and I was just on the hairy edge of uncomfortable. I felt like if I had some insulation out of the pad I would be OK. I bought the ultralite for this year and am struggling with which one to bring.
My message here is definitely consider the insulation value of the pad in your decision. If I had a neo-air I think I would try out the summerlite again this year.Aug 14, 2009 at 3:40 pm #1520943
Sean WalashekMember
@carazLocale: bay area
I am throwing my vote for a 30 degree bag for three season use. The bag will take you down to freezing but still be light enough for some 50+ degree nights. A 20 degree bag I would consider almost a four season in most of the westcoast where any winter temps I've come across weren't lower than 10. A bag like the megalite is great because it has enough room inside to layer a big puffy jacket if you are going someplace where colder temps are expected.Aug 14, 2009 at 7:20 pm #1520998
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
Dewey: "I joined MEC not long after it was founded and I have used a fair bit of their "house brand" gear, quite a lot of which was mediocre in design-quality compared with WM, ID and Hilleberg, for example. For light bags, I prefer the current WM "Extremelite" series to any others."
It's true that not all housebrand MEC gear is great, but it is normally a really good value. A comparable bag to the Merlin -10 C would cost about $500 which is about 60% more (or $200) than the Merlin. When you consider that MECs warranty is amazing (if you don't like it, they'll take it back for a store credit even after several years) it's worth giving it a shot. Also, the simplistic design mentality that makes a lot of MECs gear affordable also keeps it light.Aug 14, 2009 at 9:06 pm #1521024
I know, the point to me is that I have had quite a lot of MEC gear fail over the years and this happened in places where warrantees mean nothing as I was too far into the bush to do anything about returns.
So, yeah, for basic recreational backpacking and hiking, MEC stuff can be OK, but, I go places and for long periods, that require better gear than most of it.
Their winter down bag is made in China and looks like a "knock off" of a Valandre Shocking Blue…and, having thoroughly checked one out as well as owning a VSB, there is NO comparison!
I don't worry about price, I want the best in function and will have it and then find the coin to pay for it.Aug 15, 2009 at 10:19 am #1521098
Hikin' JimBPL Member
@hikin_jimLocale: Orange County, CA, USA
I've got a WM Summerlite, and I love it. It's roomy enough that I can wear a down sweater inside if I need to extend the range a bit. I find that it does pretty well if it's shielded from wind.
Still, in April or November in the Cascades, I think the WM Summerlite might not be enough.
In addition to the WM Summerlite, I have a MH Phantom 15 which will take me through even some winter outings if the weather isn't too bad or the elevation too high.Aug 15, 2009 at 10:47 am #1521103
Ross BleakneyBPL Member
@rossbleakneyLocale: Cascades
It depends on if you want to stretch the envelope or not. If you do, then get a 30 degree bag along with a nice puffy jacket (which you may own anyway) and be prepared to sleep in that most of the time. You have to know your own sleeping and hiking style. For example, do your legs or feet get cold at night? If your feet get cold, you will need to bring something extra (as your feet are probably warm in your shoes). If your legs get cold, then you have to ask yourself if you bring leg insulation for the daytime (long underwear or insulated pants). If so, then re-use makes sense. If not, then bringing extra clothes just for the sleeping probably doesn't makes sense (might as well get a warmer bag).
If you aren't prepared for that much fussing (which may take some trial and error), then get a 20 degree bag. For the area you mentioned, it is probably the most common one used. As said earlier, the weight penalty is rather minor (once you've made a sleeping bag, it doesn't take much insulation to add extra warmth).
As far as particular bags are concerned, FF and WM make excellent, top of the line bags, so picking between models is probably more important than brand. For models, it depends to some degree on how much room you want. Montbell makes excellent bags as well. I believe their down is not quite as good but still excellent (if FF and WM is a 10, Montbell is a 9) but their spiral and stretch bags are quite innovative. These bags allow you to stretch, while still retaining a very efficient, warm bag. I own a FF and Montbell stretch bag and I'm happy with them both.Aug 16, 2009 at 5:04 pm #1521289
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
I have a WM Megalite bag. I got that model because its larger girth makes it more versatile. If I wanted to stay light in colder weather than the 30 F. the bag was designed for I would go the "multiple use" route to keep weight way down. This means I'd wear my ThermoLite insulated pants & jacket to bed (& a balaclava). This would keep me warm to at least 0 F. That Megalite is warm enough by itself to at least 25 F. I know B/C it was that cold on the PCT this week at the South Fork of the Kern River camp site. (I wore my REI Sahara pants and LS synthetic shirt to bed for more coziness the second night.)
The insulated jacket and pants would also be worn in the morning for making breakfast and breaking camp. At about 1.5 lbs each they would add weight but necessary, "mutiple use" weight.
So look at it this way, a 30 F. bag will be fine for most nights. Colder than that and you can add long johns or, as I said, even insulated pants and jacket, clothes that you WILL need anyway for the morning chores. With a decent sized 30 F bag you have versatility. I use my Megalite zipped open and the foot hooked over the end of my mattress for a very comfortable quilt on warmer nights.
EricAug 17, 2009 at 12:05 am #1521329
Mary DBPL Member
@hikinggrannyLocale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
It depends on your altitude. August conditions are quite different in the Cascades than in the Rockies.
Last Saturday night in Wyoming's Wind River Range, the temperature was 22* at 9300 feet (Elkhart Park trailhead ). During the day it snowed a foot in Titcomb Basin (11,000+ feet). Yesterday, conditions were similar at Elkhart Park (snowing!) and I'll bet that conditions were similar to the previous Saturday at Titcomb Basin, too. Last year, at this time, temperatures were in the low 20's in the southern Winds ("backside" of the Cirque of the Towers, at Shadow and Pyramid Lakes) during the second week of August. There was frost at night in the northern Colorado Rockies the first week of August.
I'd go for a 30-degree bag for summer in the Cascades and a 20-degree bag in the Rockies. By the time you get to late September, both ranges will have nightime temps in the low 20's or the mid-teens.
A lot depends on whether you're a warm or cold sleeper and how much you want to depend on supplemental clothing to keep you warmer than the limits of your sleeping bag. This is something that only you can determine.Aug 17, 2009 at 10:47 am #1521407
paul buzzardMember
I have been cold at night, and its' not fun. You have some good options above, and in general, a 20 usually has draft collars, maybe more beefy hood and draft tube than a 30. I vote full zip 20, easier to be hot than cold. But layering for sure comes into play, as does how many times will you be out pushing the temperature envelope? Are you spending a lot of time in camp, when you will need good layering anyway? That might lead more to a 30 choice.
I always want to be hot at night.Aug 17, 2009 at 3:51 pm #1521459
Aaron RobsonMember
@quintessenceLocale: Texas, California, BC
Thanks a lot everyone for the replies – they have been very helpful. Right now I'm leaning towards the 20 degree bag (likely Feathered Friends Hummingbird or Swallow). After looking at historical weather data for some of the regions I would be in, I could easily see myself looking at overnight lows well below freezing (average lows between 0C and -5C with record lows between -10C and -15C). I don't think the 30 degree bag would cut it in these temperatures. Out of interest, what is the warmest temperature anyone has used a 20 degree bag in (quilted-style – the full zipper is pretty helpful in this aspect)?Aug 17, 2009 at 4:36 pm #1521466
I used my WM Alpenlite Super in August, 2008, near my hometown of Nelson, B.C. and it was HOT the week I was there. I use it as a quilt then and it had to be 75*F one particular night, so, I slept ON it, inside my ID bivy and IT was unzipped.
I would point out that your uses and whether you go solo or not enter into this. I DETEST sleeping in my clothing, ESPECIALLY insulated outwear and it can become pretty damp from doing this. I have done it and do carry a Wildthings "Elephant's Foot" plus my ID Dolomitti parka as my winter emerg. bivy setup.
However, if solo, you NEED to take injuries and awaiting rescue into account and THIS is where the 20* bag really is superior. If, you sustain a fracture, you may well be "shocky" and feel COLD…the 20* bag will offset this at close to 30* FAR better than the slightly lighter bag.
I will not carry a bag in the Rockies at ANY time of year that is not capable of keeping me warm at 20*F, even nude and injured. I know I seem "old fashioned" to some here…but, I will put my wilderness experience, SAR experience and general "time in grade" against anyone here, where western Canadian situations are concerned.
Anyhoo, that is what I think.Aug 17, 2009 at 4:59 pm #1521470
I actually agree with Dewey on this one…having been one of those injured folks waiting out a rescue. And trust me on this one-if you have a broken leg, you're gonna want a fully unzippable bag at the least. Trying to manipulate a broken leg into a zipperless bivy bag is really not fun…Aug 17, 2009 at 5:29 pm #1521481
Injury? Well then should we not carry a ton of Trad gear just in case?
The whole idea of an UL sleep system is to combine gear carried for additional warmth thereby reducing redundancy and overall pack weight. Lets not forget that.Aug 17, 2009 at 5:36 pm #1521484
"Injury? Well then should we not carry a ton of Trad gear just in case?"
Such as?? Keeping warm and hydrated are the only two really important things to do if waiting for a rescue. My sleep system is where I have built in redundancy for emergencies, and nowhere else.Aug 17, 2009 at 6:02 pm #1521488
Well, I think that the OP and anyone else here can determine whether a 20*F bag or 30*F bag is most suitable for THEIR particular region and uses.
Working for years with various Canadian and provincial agencies tasked with SAR, etc, and using a lot of gear in many circumstances tends to give one certain opinions.
I have sustained fractures to both legs, taught myself to walk again four times afterwards and I KNOW that trying to get into a tiny bag, without a zipper, wearing insulated clothing is REALLY difficult.
I DO carry a "cocoon", have used it when stuck in sub-zero temps. on solo snowshoe treks some 15 miles from the nearest road and on "fly-ins" about 100 miles deep in the northern B.C. bush…works for me, I hate being "dead".Aug 17, 2009 at 6:09 pm #1521490
Lynn – not me.
No – I carry other items – like a Spot Tracking device. I want someone to get me instead of trying to make decisions when injured that might not be ideal in THAT frame of mind.
Quite frankly, carrying a warm insulated jacket and pant would be an ideal choice if one were injured. That system can be combined with a lighter, less warm bag to get to the 20 degree mark. Easily.Aug 17, 2009 at 6:18 pm #1521494
"Why would I want to sleep if I was injured????"
What has sleep got to do with it? It's all about keeping warm.
"No – I carry other items – like a Spot Tracking device. I want someone to get me instead of trying to make decisions when injured that might not be ideal in THAT frame of mind."
I also carry a PLB
"Quite frankly, carrying a warm insulated jacket and pant would be an ideal choice. That system can be combined with a lighter, less warm bag to get to the 20 degree mark. Easily."
That's exactly what I do to, except my bag is a 15F bag that will keep me warm *to 15F* with my extra clothes on when I'm in a state of a shock that causes lower body temps. In better conditions, sure it may keep me warm down to zero, but serious injuries change the whole playing field.
This may be BPL, but it doesn't mean I compromise the safety of my systems. So now instead of carrying a 1.5kg -9C bag, I carry a 700g -9 bag. Instead of a 650g down jacket I carry a 300 gram one. Instead of 700g fleece pants, I carry 200g down trousers. The total warmth of my system hasn't changed, but it's a heck of a lot lighter!Aug 17, 2009 at 6:25 pm #1521495
I am not sure if we are agreeing or disagreeing (although my original commentary was directed to Kut), but the OP will be backpacking in the Rockies with a home base in Edmonton, AB. Just so happens that is where I am typing from so I am familiar with the conditions for 3 season. As long as he has a 30 degree bag and can layer as an option and not a necessity but to effectively push the bag lower he will be fine. What I don't understand is how the thread turned from recommended bags to worst case scenario injuries. Oh, I know – Kut replied.
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For U.S. Under-23 winger Joe Gyau, the future is now.
Gyau confirmed on his own Twitter feed that he will be in TSG 1899 Hoffenheim's matchday 18 against Hannover 96 this weekend for the first time. Hoffenheim is dealing with a number of injuries, and Gyau, who has been playing well for the club's U-23 team, is going to get his first taste of first-team life in the Bundesliga in what could prove to be a seminal year in the 19-year-old winger's career.
As one of the more promising attackers in the U.S. pipeline, Gyau figures to play a big part for Caleb Porter's U.S. Olympic qualfying team while he continues to climb the club ladder in Germany.
Also of note regarding the U.S. men's national team in Saturday's match is that Daniel Williams appears headed for a start at centerback. Injuries and absences caused by the African Cup of Nations have left Hoffenheim shorthanded at the position, and Williams, typically a defensive midfielder for the club, is likely going to get a chance to fill in, according to the team's official website.
What do you make of these developments? Expecting big things from Gyau in the coming years? Scrambling to find a Hoffenheim-Hannover stream?
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Good news for Gyau. I thought he was the best player at the 20's WC qualifiers but didn't get the ball enough. It also will validate those who advocate the Gyau path to success over the Adu path.
Oh man, Preston is going to be pissed.
gotta watch that match! dolo, johnson, gyau hope they do well.
There are multiple paths to success in sports.
There is just as many failures of 17 yr olds heading to Europe as young players starting in MLS. Joe Gyau's success will come from being extremely talented and extremely hard working. Freddy Adu is also extremely talented but it is no coincedence that he has been to many places started one or two games and then never seen the field or that every new place he goes it takes him forever to get into 90 min game shape- ask Landon Donovan if any team has ever described him as "needs to get into 90 min game shape." Talent is what most of these young kids who turn pro at 17 have in buckets it is the rest of the stuff that causes some to turn into Michael Bradley and Landon Donovan and others into Danny Szeltza and Eddie Johnson.
I don't know Ives', this might actually mean that he may not be available for Qualifiers. If the team likes him and he does well, they may not release him. I understand he's getting the chance now because of injuries and African Nations Cup, though.
Is Joe going to get his contract situation figured out? I heard he's unwilling to sign an extension right now.
louis z
oh man, if danny williams works out well at CB he may be our answer to our prayers for the U23 squad.
the ACN will be over by March. hopefully Gyau and Williams are released for that time they would be huge for our Olympic quantification hopes.
Not to mention the full nationals. He could be the passing Michael Orozco role, except that he could be good. I'd personally be interested in seeing the US fulfill Klinsi's ball control fromn the back mission. Imagine trotting out this Germany-fueled lineup in Brazil.
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Very true. Bradley already conducts interviews in Italian, 6 months in. The coach is very comfortable with how he has settled in, and trusts him and plays him every game.
This sort of stuff goes further than people realise i think.
Two Cents
Yeah, we could certainly use their services on the Olympic team. In terms of their release, I think it needs to be something contractual/spoken about between Klinsmann and their staff. The likelihood is Klinsmann can get them to release them for qualifying, but you never know.
My serious opinion that is going to offend everyone on SBI: I will be disappointed if Landon is starting in Brazil 2014. Everyone take a deep breath, okay here comes the explanation.
With all the young talented wingers, forwards and play-makers it would just be disappointing that a 32 year old is still starting. Gatt, Gyau, Lletget, Shea, Boyd, Bunbury, Agudelo, Johnson, Adu etc. etc… The list goes on. The reason I post this is cause there has been a lot of hype for Gyau and Gatt and I'm buying it. These guys have ruthless speed/skill and I would love them to develop into USMNT starters by 2014
Lost in Space
Really nice thought. Will be interesting to see what happens once qualification starts in June if/when everyone's healthy and match fit…
Bench with the likes of Lichaj, Cameron/John/Whitbread, Torres, Holden, Agudelo/Bunbury/Wooten, Gatt/Diskerud/Gyau.
Next couple years are going to very interesting to watch the progression of the US Team.
I hear what you're saying, and I'd agree if it were anything but a World Cup. But history has proven that you can't expect players to show up at this tournament.
All we have to do is look at England to see that talent is one thing, but the ability to tap into that talent at the ultimate stage is another. And by that I mean GOALS (and also assists).
I'm no big Donovan fan, but he has proven his ability to score big goals in big moments. You can't teach this quality.
For me, one of the most impressive things we have going for us is that we have midfielders capable of scoring.
I'd love to see Shea, Adu, Holden and whoever else filling in these roles, but they are quickly running out of time to get the experience required.
But Shea and Holden are certainly looking promising.
You raise a good point.
Why would he be pissed? Gyau isn't German-American, and has been playing for US youth teams for quite some time now.
Don't see how that's offensive, but it will be tough for a bunch of 21 year olds to displace Lando, who's arguably the best player to ever don a USMNT uni, esp. given his versatility/ability to play multiple positions. Lando is playing as a significantly better than the average Premiership player right now. Are you telling me that we will have 3 or 4 21 year-olds dominating major leagues in 2 years? I don't think that's realistic. I'd love for it to happen, but I doubt it. Landon will be in the starting mix somewhere as long as his level of play does not drop off too much. Things may work out that Landon is best as a super sub off the bench, but I'm sure he'll have a big role and I'm sure at least one or two of the youngsters will play a big role too, whether starting or finishing games. I don't think the two are mutually exclusive.
difference between potential and actual level of play. Right now Donovan is doing it and those other guys are potential or below Lando's level. By the time of next summer's qualifying i doubt any of them will be playing as well as Lando, even Shea and Johnson. by the summer after maybe but I doubt it. something has to be said for Lando's clutchness, experience (WC is intimidating) and cynergy with the core of the team; a few things that those prospects don't have.
Im more worried about Bocanegra; still the captain and will be 34 by the time the WC comes around. He is still doing well at the national team and club but I don't see too many prospects breaking down the door at his position.
Williams probably won't be released for the Olympic qualifiers.
Boyd still has plenty of developing to do, so I wouldn't start penciling him in to start at the World Cup quite yet. The potential is certainly there though.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone else is starting by the World Cup, with Landon playing a super sub role, but I also don't think we'll see it happen. Landon will be deservedly starting.
AK was making a bad joke — on e that doesn't make any sense if you pick it apart and analyze it to death, like you just did.
I'd be very surprised. Right now, Donovan is one of the two best players in the pool. Looking at his current form at Everton, you'd have to see he's still one of the the best players to ever don the USA shirt — maybe even the best. If eh's not starting in 2014, it will only be because he's hurt or he's suffered a major injury.
if the young wings come along and the strikers don't, i could see landon up top with altidore. regardless, i think he's going to be starting, especially after seeing him the other day for everton. he's still one of the best US field players.
Too bad a few of these guys don't have the Demerit grit, get to the top at all cost.
louis z
I would say he has a higher cealing and from what we have heard so far, he has a better than 50/50 change to make it for the next WC.
Very exciting times may be ahead for our MNT.
Agreed. CB is the big worry spot. Gooch won't exactly be a spring chicken either by that time and while those guys have been decent for us, they are not great players at this point in their careers and any significant age related drop off would put us in a huge bind. Physically talented guys like Boss and Opara are a long way away. Guys like Whitbread and Ream are closer, but they both have big holes in their games that they need to fix. I really hope Cameron can step up in this audition. He's got a lot going for him, though I'd love to have a flat out speedster at one of the CB spots. Eddie Pope used to erase so many mistakes with his wheels.
Any chance Boyd gets in Dortmund's 18, do they have many out for AN cup
The Imperative Voice
True but only to a point. I don't believe that Landon and Clint — the distance runner types — are even built the same as Freddy, EJ, Conor, Jozy. As long as the skinny ones don't get beat up like DmB their fitness is easier to maintain and their bodies are more suited to endurance.
Don't get me wrong, people need to put in the work, I just think it's unfair to act like we're all equally suited. I played soccer up through college and was also a track sprinter able to run from 100-800 competitively, but when I tried X-country I always felt like I was too leg-powerful to run for miles without tying up. Some of the guys you're talking about are not really built for that, either. [Now, do I want a sprinter with endurance to play 90? Fairer question.]
Just like, there are some players like El Pibe, Brad Davis, Preki, who are not really much of athletes but are talented soccer players. Houston used to routinely sub Davis at 70, which is how Ashe made his money for years. It's a gestalt question of what you add.
The big issue with Freddy and EJ in particular is that neither is naturally built for endurance, and Freddy is kind of slow and EJ lazy and sloppy. You look at the big picture and it's not enough. Now, maybe if they worked off their tails like you suggest, they somehow work into being reliable 90 minute guys, but to act like it's even the same circumstances as Landon to deal with, not quite fair. Some people are just better built to naturally run for days.
I like this post. Donovan will not be a winger but will play in the center. He can be a savvy number 10, spreading the offense for the wingers and target striker. And expect him to hustle defensively as usual. So no matter what, he will be in the starting 11. He is our only big moment player besides Howard
The Imperative Voice
I think Preston's issue was more with some of the guys in the U23 Germany camp with limited or no US connections other than a passport, as opposed to people like Gyau who chose to go to Germany. I don't buy that, teams have routinely canvasssed for such connections, including the US with Regis, Dooley, et al. It's just started up again with a vengeance, and it's not a bad idea if you look at what Germany did bringing in Turks, Poles, etc.
I thought the best argument Zimmermann made, buried deep in his stuff, was the question of whether some B.2 or below German-based reserve player who barely plays, is necessarily better than some American kid who is getting time in MLS or high level college play. If you saw the U23 roster there were some people from Germany who you were like, "Who's that?" On that limited point of a Yank Abroad not being inherently better than a Yank, I see what he's saying. But the rest was nationalistic garbage.
Which is a long winded way of saying he probably wouldn't be peeved at the generally recognized Gyau, who was grabbed by Hoffenheim, getting his due. I think he's talking about the lesser names and whether THOSE guys are better than a MLS draft pick or MLS starter/routine player.
The Imperative Voice
Fair enough, but I like what they are doing where they are fuzzying up the senior and U23 lines by having them in at roughly the same time, even sharing players. So they are kind of focused towards U23 but also being worked into the senior camp. Though I agree that I'm not sure who will pan out, this sort of identification and development process has to help the senior team at the margins with U23s who get plenty of attention.
that's because Gyau got injured during a training session in between matches during WC Qualifying. He was barely healthy for the finals and didn't play in the game before that either.
… And Dempsey
Lost in Space
To an extent I agree. I've thought both Dempsey & Donovan could either be super-subs for the 2014 cup or starters that are subed off around the 70 minute mark. Either way I feel that neither are likely to play every minute of every game like they have. To me this is a good thing to potentially have to deal with. We may actually have enough depth and experience by 2014 that we could rest some of our players throughout the tournament and be in a position to really challenge in the round of 16 and beyond (depending on the draw).
I don't know that a two sentence blurb from me questioning what apparently is a bad joke counts as picking something apart and analyzing it to death. Generally, that would mean at least a paragraph. And if a joke is bad, is it still a joke? Or is it just lame?
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you'll have to ignore Fischy. he's the resident debbie-downer on this board.
You forgot Williams. And Dolo hasn't been playing much recently, unfortunately. I think it's about time he heads back to MLS.
One of the attractions of soccer as a sport is that, unlike the NBA or the NFL for example, there is no "ideal" body type requirements. Big powerful guys ( Ibrahimovic) can be succesful and so can small, stealthy guys ( Xavi,Iniesta,Messi, Silva).
Many years ago there was a wide receiver for the NY Jets named Wesley Walker who was blind in one eye. He compensated for it and had a pretty decent career. So please don't tell me EJ and Freddy were doomed by bad genes.
To suggest that EJ and Adu were fated towards failure because of their body types, when there are so many players with those same body types who are successful is frankly,very naive.
Donovan and Beckham, to give you two examples were blessed with good physiques, the English would call them "naturally fit". But both guys also work far harder than most peole realize, Eric Wynalda's incoherent rants notwithstanding.
"Which is a long winded way of saying he probably wouldn't be peeved at the generally recognized Gyau, who was grabbed by Hoffenheim, getting his due."
So PZ is now setting the standard for which USMNT candidates are legitimate? I could care less if he is peeved at Gyau or not.
Why do you think Donovan at 32 will be any less effective? He may be a little slower but players of his caliber, if they are smart, learn to adjust.
Diego Forlan had a pretty good World Cup in 2010 and he was about 32. In 1998 Klinsmann was a 33 year old starter for Germany in the World Cup and he scored three goals including one against the US.
In the two years we have left it is unlikely that the players you mentioned are going to be able to take their game to such a level that they will surpass the 12 years of high level experience and savvy that Donovan will have built up by then.
And he isn't done yet. What if he moves to Europe and takes his game up another level?
The players you menitoned all look good but there is a very big difference between looking good and having a lot of promise and actually being any good. That kind of thinking is what has our economy in such a hell hole.
Terence Boyd, for example,looks great but he has yet to play one senior game. And it is possible he never will, at least not for Dortmund.
Many other countries have had similar "golden generations" seemingly develop in their youth squads only to have most of them fail to workout.
If one or two of them become regular starters for a Champions league contender that would be a huge accomplishment. Our best players, Donovan and Dempsey, have yet to accomplish that.
Claudio Reyna and Brian Mcbride still rank way ahead of Donovan as far all time greatest Nats in my book.
The Imperative Voice
I understand what you are saying and my references to players like Davis are intended to convey that soccer can be achieved simply through talent on the ball. Fitness isn't everything and players can try and work hard within the bounds of their body types.
But I think it's naive to act like some of the key NTers aren't on another planet physically from most of us. I played college soccer and could run 11-flat 100, 4:45 mile. But I'm reading runners talking about soccer players and it's like, "I know Dolo and he might have been sub-4 mile if he stayed with it"; "Landon ran windsprints with my cross country team and was running away from us 12 second 100s like clockwork"; "I coached Dempsey's brother in HS and he ran a 4:40 mile without much track training." I look at how EJ and Freddy are built and don't imagine the same natural ability. They could work out for life and would probably not be that fit. Doesn't mean they can't get fit for them and try to present a different set of qualities to a soccer coach. But it just bothers me when it's like, "it is the rest of the stuff that causes some to turn into Michael Bradley and Landon Donovan and others into Danny Szeltza and Eddie Johnson." Lazy is lazy but hard working players in MLS and elsewhere couldn't be as fit as Landon. Not a fair example.
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The guy said PZ would be pissed at Gyau; I was just saying I disagreed. That's all. But I don't think PZ should be the standard, and I think his comments to the extent pointed at senior players or quality U23s are off-base, but to the extent he was talking selection politics regarding marginal players, I think he has a point. Certain US soccer fans seem to think a European resume, even at some modest level with minimal actual PT, makes you better. Seeing what certain players like Ian Joy have done when actually brought to MLS makes me disagree.


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Mega Furniture7012 E. Hampton Ave Mesa, Arizona USA
Mega Furniture Lied. They said my mattress would be there the next day and it wasn't, that it was on back order. Mesa Arizona
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I went to buy a mattress and was told it would be delivered to the store the next day. When I went in to get it the next day, I was told that it was on back-order, and wouldn't be there until Wednesday. I asked for a refund, and they said they didn't give refunds, that I had signed the invoice where it said there were no refunds. I should have read the small print, but I thought I was signing an invoice stating I paid the bill and would be there the next day to pick it up. I asked then if they could deliver it to me since it was there when it was supposed to be, and they said it was a $100 charge. Today is Wednesday and I called to see if it was in, and it still is not. The invoice says back orders could take 3-8 weeks.
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