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Jan 16, 2011 at 1:45 am #1267781
Tony WongBPL Member
@valsharLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
September 9th to September 12th, 2010
4 Days, 37.5 Miles
Daytime Temperatures: 50F to 70F
Nighttime Temperatures: 28F to 40F
Wilderness Press Topo Map: Lassen Volcanic National Park & Vicinity
Note: I would not recommend this map. The Tom Harrison Maps have the mileage between way points printed on the map and more accurate elevation listings than the Wilderness Press map.
Trail Head: Kings Creek Picnic Area
Grid C3/80 x 30
Website: Lassen Volcanic National Park
Day 1, 9.25 Miles Approximately
Southwest Entrance/Lassen Chalet 7:46 AM
Having driven up the night before, we stayed at a motel and woke up early to enjoy the free breakfast that they offered. Then on the wet road we set off for an hour and a half drive on a chilly and gray morning. Upon reaching the parking lot, we used the restrooms and stretched out stiff limbs while waiting a few minutes for the Ranger Station to open to pick up our permit. The others took advantage of the cafeteria here to buy coffee or hot chocolate to warm themselves up after standing outside with jackets and hats to try to stave off the chill that was slowly creeping into us.
Boiling Mud Pot
After obtaining our permit and gazing into the skies for any sign that the blue above might poke through the gray mist, we drove a short distance to a small parking lot along Lassen Park Road to the Sulfer Works, which gave us a glimpse of what geothermal marvels might await us later in our trip. This angry mud pot must have recently erupted up through the ground as it was just next to a side walk along the road and was cordoned off with portable metal fences.
Painted Colors of the Earth Steaming and Simmering Away Deep Below and By the Road
600,000 to 400,000 years ago, Lassen National Park was once one large 11 mile wide volcano/mountain called Mt. Tehama, which rose 11,500 ft or 1,000 ft higher than today's Lassen Peak.
Kings Creek Picnic Area 7000 ft approximately
Returning to the warmth of Jeff's vehicle, our noses having been filled with the expected stench of sulfur that had been belched from deep within the earth, we traveled perhaps another 4 miles up Lassen Park Road/Hwy 89 and turned off into the Kings Creek Picnic Area where we hauled our packs out and did our final check to make sure we had all our gear. Setting our hiking poles to proper length and a few more quick stretches to warm up cold muscles, we set out for the trial head.
Left to Right: Mark, Jeff, and Scott
Jeff and Scott, brothers, who I have known since I was 9 years old.
Jeff and Scott are Traditional Backpakers that have adopted a few of my light weight habits. Actually, Jeff is the only person that I know who has gone light weight and then returned to traditional backpacking- preferring not having to bother with carefully packing tiny Ultra Light Packs or worry about the limited durability issues that can accompany Ultra Light Gear.
Kings Creek Along the Trail
Crossing Highway 89 with Reading Peak in the distance about 1.0 mile out
Upper Meadow
Following the Water's Course
A short 0.75 miles from Upper Meadows we continued along the Kings Creek trail skirting the Northern portion of Lower Meadow and onto Kings Creek Falls.
On the Way to Kings Creek Falls
Kings Creek Falls
Elevation 6800 Ft Approximately
2.0 Miles approximately from Kings Creek Falls to Summit Creek Trail Intersection
Taking a short break to enjoy the views, we pressed on getting a little muddled about where we were and where we were going. Jeff's GPS was either malfunctioning or the operator of the GPS was malfunctioning. That said, we did have topo maps with us, which served us well to quickly help us sort out where we were along the trail.
Things Along the Trail
A Constant Friend, Waters Along the Trail
Lunch Time
Tortilla, cheese, salami, with slivers of red onion. The red onion is what makes this so nice! Finished off with fruit dehydrated at home with my Excalibur Dehydrator. (Sulfides in store bought dehydrated fruit triggers my asthma)
Having Lunch about 0.15 Miles South of Summit Creek Intersection
At a point just where a creek cuts across the trail, we decided to stop on the trail to take a leisurely lunch break. Given the relatively short distances we were traveling the tone and pace of this trip was quite leisurely, leaving plenty of time for us to chat and simply take our time.
Moving on After Lunch
Shortly after lunch, we reached the intersection with the Summit Creek at 6096 Ft and turned South East towards Corral Meadow. Approximately 0.75 Miles to Corral Meadow.
One of Many Short Crossings
4.75 Miles from Corral Meadow to Swan Lake
After reaching Corral Meadow, we cut North East on the PCT/Grassy Swale trail.
Elevation approximately 6400 Ft.
Scott Working Across on His Own
At one particular stream crossing, we danced about on some fallen trees and branches to make a crossing. Scott, leery of injuring himself forded the stream with his sandals and put his hiking boots back on to continue.
Last Water for While as the Trail Turns North
Easy Traveling
Mark is sporting a Granite Gear Vapor Trail pack.
When I first met Mark on a day hike trip with Jeff a few years ago, it was readily apparent to me that he was already a light weight backpacker before I started on my own UL/light weight transformation. With a few more tweaks in his kit, he could become a full on UL Gear Geek.
Exposed and Dusty Trail
At this point the trail splits into two and meets back together about a mile North. We took the Western trail, while the Eastern one comes close to Creator Butte and also allows you to head to Horseshoe Lake.
After Meeting Linda & David Vassallo, I have gained an appreciation for flowers. Though I completely lack the expertise that they have for identifying them and knowing their Latin names. To me, they are just pretty colors along the trail. Taking photos of them helps to slow my pace down so that I may better appreciate the beauty around me. In doing so, for a moment, I can ignore the voice in my head that urges me forward as fast as I can move.
Working Our Way Up to Here
It was at this point along the trail that the steady match on a gentle upward slope seemed to level off. On this section of the trail, we seemed to spread out with me often in the lead with Mark following close behind with Jeff and Scott bringing up the rear. No surprise given that the order of our unintended march seemed to follow the weight of our carried packs, with mine being the lightest. My pack for the four days may have been 20 to 25 lbs. Given that this was not a high mileage trip, I did not worry too much about my pack weight.
Swan Lake
Swan Lake to Lower Twin Lake 1.0 Mile
Lower Twin Lake to Rainbow Lake 1.0 Mile
Lower Twin Lake Elevation 6537 Ft
Mark's Double Rainbow Tarptent at Rainbow Lake
After reaching Swan Lake, we pushed steadily onward past Upper and Lower Twin Lake and then followed the trail East by about a mile to reach Rainbow Lake. Despite the pace being leisurely, I realized that what wears on me is not the pace of travel, but simply the number of hours on the trail itself. Whether I was traveling slowly or quickly, my body still seemed to need the same amount of water and food. I was happy that we made it to the Northern End of Rainbow Lake to settle in.
Mark Getting Some Water for Dinner
Note: Interestingly, Mark does not filter his water and has not for years without any ill effects.
The shore was nothing more than a thin band of short grass with a few fallen trees. Less than 20 feet from water to dense tree line of many young pine trees. All over the forest floor was an abundance of dead, dry trees and a tangle of fallen branches, which would serve my Bush Buddy Stove well.
Finding a campsite among the mix of patches of clear and open ground and the dense thicket of trees by the water seemed to be a bit of a challenge. Often there were a number of open spaces that were just below dead trees or branches that could be considered widow makers, should they fall. I settled for a spot at the base of a small tree in the middle of a natural fort of small fallen trees to setup my bivy.
Rainbow Lake
Breaking in the BushBuddy Stove
How can I count the ways that I love thee my shiny monument to the gods of fire?
On this trip I realized a whole possibility of new opportunities that opens up when you don't have to worry about conserving fuel. Want to cook food vs. just re-hydrating it? Want to simmer your food for a long time? Want to have 4 cups of hot water to drink? How about having hot water to wash your cook pot and spork? How about having hot water to wash up with? Knock yourself out!!! While eating my food, I would simply toss in a small chunk of wood into the stove once in a while to keep a constant bed of hot coals in the bottom of it. So when I wanted to boil up some water, I was ready to go. Of course, this works well when there is no precipitation and plenty of wood laying around.
Scott Working Up His Multi-Stage Meal
As night fell upon the lake, the wind blown ripples washing across mirror that was the dark waters, we watched the sunset in silence. Across the lake we heard the intermittent chatter of voices, the sudden outburst of laughter, the winking of a headlamp through the trees. A singular campsite across from us to keep us company. The voices did not bother us, but simply reminded us that this was a place for everyone to enjoy and, like us, a place to share with the company of friends. Within an hour or two the voices disappeared as the night skies opened up and the stars came out to sparkle against the faint shimmer of star dust that seem to be the canvas against which the stars stood. Soon our chatter faded too as each of us left the shoreline to find the warmth of our beds. Alone I sat on a log by the shore and let my mind drift off into the dark waters that I was gazing into, the faint smell of smoke from my stove hanging in the air. At that moment, I wondered what my family and those dear to me were doing. How much I wished they could see me at this place, to share with me and understand the reasons why I chose to do this, why I am compelled to do this. My mind, done swimming in the waters of my imagination, I turned away and retired to my bivy and pulled my quilt over me snugly for what would be a chilly night.
Day 2, 9.25 Miles Approximately
Love Note Slipped into my Jacket by My 7.5 Year Old Daughter, Mei Ling.
I woke up a few times in the middle of the night, as is normal for me, and found the temperature steadily getting colder and colder. My Jacks R Better 25-30F Sierra Sniveler quilt did a great job of keeping me warm. In the morning, there was the tell tale sign of bits of ice in my Platypus water bottle. My mini thermometer told me that it was 28 Degrees F, which surprised me. Quietly, I unzipped my bivy, slipped my trail runners on and zipped my Montbell Thermawarp Jacket up, and walked to the edge of the lake with my gloves on. Hands in my pocket, I found a carefully folded and taped scrap of paper. Opening it up, I found a simple little joy that maybe only a parent could fully appreciate. It was 5:35 AM and I was happy.
Misty Shores
BPL Mini Fire Steel
By 6:00 AM, the others were stirring from their slumber and slowly getting up to be greeted by the sharp chilly air. Getting my BushBuddy Stove started up, I managed to break the handle of my BPL Mini Fire Steel. The end of the rod only seemed to sink into the handle by less than a half an inch. The stress of pressing against the steel and handle over the few years that I have owned it cracked the handle, spilling the rod out. Fortunately, I was able to use the rod by itself to get my fire going. For tinder, I use Spark-Lite Tinder-Quik Firestarting Tinder Tabs, which I have coated in petroleum jelly and store in a small zip lock bag. Tear them open a bit and put a spark on them and they light up easily and burn for a minute or more with the petroleum jelly slathered on them. Though, a simple cotton ball with petroleum burns longer and is probably cheaper than the Spark Lite Tinder Tabs. Despite that, I do appreciate the convenience of having them. Something I now carry is a small bullet shaped tampon, which is a very compact and large source of cotton for fire starting material. I have since taken a page from my friend, Cameron, and bought a simple fire steel and hot glued a cork to the end of it for a lightweight handle.
FireSteel.com has a huge variety of lengths and thicknesses of fire steels at a bargain price with quick shipping. I was able to find a replacement for my broken BPL firesteel that was a little longer, which was a criticism that I had when using the BPL fire steel.
Mark Preparing Breakfast with His White Gas Stove
Jeff with his Origami Bowl
Striking out for a Day Hike at 8:18 AM
After a very leisurely start, we headed out for a day hike. Me being, me I opted to pack up all of my gear and carry it with me. To me, every hike is just another reason to train for the next trip, so carrying a full pack is normal for me on my day hikes and this would be no exception. Plus, everyone knows that it is the day hikers who get screwed and die in the wilderness, right? So why not have all your gear with you? He who dies with the most gear wins???
Jeff's Load Out: Platypus Big Zip Hydration system on his hip with Sawyer In Line Filter. Top of his pack detaching and becoming a fanny pack, with his DSLR on his right hip.
Burned out Area
After leaving Rainbow Lake, what struck me was who dry it was. There were no streams, puddles of water, nothing at all. The volcanic soil here a sponge for any moisture.
First View of the Cinder Cone
The spares trees opened up to this clearing to reveal where we were headed. I was awe struck with how stark and barren this landscape was, which was something that I had never seen before.
Life Always Finds A Way
Foot Steps on an Alien Moon Scape
Faint Trails in a Volcanic Desert of Gray
Taken by the amazing scale of the gray scenery before me, I quickly fell behind the others as they trudged across the sandy landscape where each step seemed slow and plodding.
An Unexpected Cluster of Color
Walking Up to the Giant
Lonely Trial Maker
The Scale of Things Big and Small
The Trail Turns Upward
Coming to South Western edge of the Cinder Cone, where the trail forks, we cut East along the Southern edge to steadily gain elevation. Despite the treeless landscape void of any shade, the sun did not beat down hard upon us. Temperatures comfortably in the 70's F.
Traveling Along the Edge of the Painted Dunes
Mt. Lassen
Elevation 10,457 Ft.
Wrapping North Around the Giant
Marching a Steady Pace Upward
Angle of Ascent
Burning Lungs and Bright Skies
One foot in front of the other, a steady beat in time with the pounding of my heart in my chest. The constant tapping sound of my hiking poles striking a rock strewn trail of volcanic soil filling my ears. Sweat runs down my neck as I push myself faster and further so that I can turn around to take a shot with my camera, which gives me a moment to pause to catch my breath. Snag Lake is in the distance and below us to the left of the shot is the Painted Dunes and to the right is the Fantastic Lava Beds.
Painted Dunes
Butte Lake
Elevation 6043 Ft.
North East of the Cinder Cone
Mark Enjoying the View from the Top as Scott Comes to Join Us
3.0 Miles from Rainbow Lake
Tony at the Eastern Rim
Elevation 6907 Ft.
Mark Enjoying Lunch in the Shade of a Singular Scrawny Tree
Stopping just a few feet from where the trail reaches the rim of the Cinder Cone, we enjoyed a pleasant breeze and a small patch of shade by a scrawny tree that was brave enough to perch up here. Perfect spot to take an early lunch while taking in the 360 Degree views. Despite not seeing a soul upon the trail, we were surprised to see a fair number of people strolling along the rim with more coming up the opposite, Western trail that leads to the top. Apparently, a road leads to Butte Lake, leaving a relatively short hike to the Cinder Cone.
Gazing into the Center
Quick Path to Run Down to the Bottom
Call it stupid, childish fun, but I love running down trails like this where your poles can help you ski down the soft slopes of loose soil. While the others looked on, I quickly descended and took a few forgettable snap shots. Then jogged back up partially, running out of breath. Pulling myself back to the top to the others, I took small satisfaction in my minor accomplishment.
View from the Southern End as We Walk Clockwise Around the Cone
South Eastern View from the Rim
South Eastern View of the Cone
Jeff and Scott Hiking up to the Highest Point on the Northern Rim
Northern View
Slaloming Down a Snow Less Run
Adam, who I had met on my BPL hike into Henry Coe State Park would have loved this. Half running, half skiing down this slope, I would bunny hop side to side, turning on my poles with each bounce of my two feet sinking into the trail. A steady and exciting rhythm of jumping, turning, and moving forward rapidly with little time to think beyond the next exhilarating twist of my body. For a moment, I caught the tip of my foot on my pole during one turn and felt myself lurch forward with me thinking, "I am going to face plant aren't I?!" Fortunately, I am didn't and made it down to the bottom, only stopping to respectfully let other heading up to past by. Surely, many a person on the trail thought I must have been nuts or just plain immature like a teenage boy allowed to run wild.
Looking Back at My Ski Run
Panting heavily, with a silly grin of satisfaction on my face, I looked back at where I had come from just moments ago. Pushing further down the trail, I found a large tree to sit under and to enjoy a snack. After regaining my breath and sipping some water, I briefly contemplated hiking back up to do it all over again. Common sense prevailed and I hauled out my quilt to air out in the sun while the others came down to join me.
Heading South Along the Western Edge of the Cone
After we all had plenty of time to rehydrate and have a snack, we moved to Snag Lake, which would be about 3.0 miles away.
Colors in the Gray
Mark at the South Western Edge of the Fantastic Lava Beds
Trail to Snag Lake
By this time, it was about 1:45 PM and it was nice to get into the shade provided by the trees that grew along the trail. The air was still and a soft breeze would have been nice to evaporate the sweat that was quickly drying on my neck and shoulders.
"Sierra Currents. If they are completely ripe, they are good to eat."
Information Courtesy of Bob Gross.
Can't remember if I tried to eat one of these, but if I did, they are not poisonous. They however were pretty looking.
First View of Snag Lake
Elevation 6076 FT
Near Panther Springs as printed on the map….though we never saw a spring.
Feeling the need for more water to rehydrate, to wash the sweat from our bodies, and to kick off our shoes and feel the sandy soil between our toes, we left the trail just a stones throw away and headed down here.
My Sawyer Inline Gravity Filter that I have been using since 2007
It was great to feel the sun on my body after taking some time to rise off and wipe down my body with the cool waters from Snag Lake. Drinking down the last drops of water that I had rationed on the dry trails around the Cinder Cone, I pulled out my gravity filter and took time to filter a few liters which I drank immediately, and then loaded up on two liters for the trail and dinner.
For more information on how to build a gravity filter and use this filter:
The Gang Takes a Leisurely Break
Taking in the Lake Side View
Hitting the Trail and Looking at the Lava Bed
Looking at how the Lava flow has created a natural dam, it makes me wonder if Butte and Snag Lake were once part of a river that flowed freely and was cut in two by the lava flow.
View from the Western Shore of Snag Lake
We traveled about 1.25 miles along the shore and then turned West to head 2.0 Miles back to Rainbow Lake.
Thorny Berry
Moving South along the Western Shore
Shortly after hitting the trail I started to feel nauseous and was rapidly falling behind the others. Realizing that I had felt this way many times before, I quickly stopped and took a Salt Stick electrolyte pill to replenish my body. With a few sips of water to wash it down, I quickly felt the pangs of nausea disappear and worked to catch up to the others.
The Trail Turns West and Gradually Ascends
Large Mushroom in a Burnt out and Fallen Log
Coming to the Top of the Rise
After working our way steadily up this completely dry section of trail, our path leveled out and then dropped us back down to Rainbow Lake
Last Stretch Down to Our Campsite at Rainbow Lake
Bivy at the Base of a Tree
With all of my gear and clothing that I might need for the night tucked inside my bivy for easy access, I simply zip it up to keep the bugs and critters out.
Mark Dipping His Pot for Water for Dinner
Tony Nursing His Fire Along
It is important to have a nice pile of small sticks at the ready to feed the fiery beast that is the Bush Buddy Stove. I found that what worked really well were chunks of wood that were about 2" x 2". Simply taking the pot off the stove, I would toss a few chunks in, which would alleviate the need to constantly stuff small twigs and sticks into the stove. Often, this would hold me over long enough to leisurely eat my dinner and have a nice hot bed of coals laying at the bottom of the stove, which I could quickly bring back to an open flame for heating up water for a drink or to wash my pot.
Another Beautiful Sunset at Rainbow Lake
Mark and Jeff Enjoying a Hearty Meal
The day ended not unlike the first night with voices from the other side of the lake calling out into the night. We spent time listening to them, the laugh of a young woman breaking the silence, the flash of multiple headlights making their way around the water's edge and into the trees…trying to guess how many people there were over there. The stars were out like before and it was a marvel to behold them without the light pollution that is so common at home. So many more stars and the subtle details of faint ones never seen when at home. At one point, Scott and I were standing by the water's edge in the dark chatting away to pass the time. From behind us, in the woods, we heard a rustling. Slowly, I reached up and turned on the singular red light on my headlamp and turned around. To our surprise, the shimmering eyes of a large dear were reflected back only some ten feet from us. Staring back at us, seemingly unaware of the head light shining in its eyes, it started to walk by us and continued through the trees boarding the shoreline.
Day 3, 8.5 Miles
Blackened Pot, Price of Playing with Fire
6:04 AM, never too early to start playing with fire.
Woke up once again early with the sound of birds and the creaking of sunlight into my bivy. My Jacks R Better quilt keeping me warm. Though, I have had to adapt to using a quilt by wearing my thermawrap insulated jacket to keep my shoulders warm and free from drafts vs. simply draping the jacket over my chest like a blanket; which provides more warmth vs. wearing it. Once more, I quietly got out of bed and got my Bush Buddy stove going to boil up water for my oatmeal.
Note: Using the Bush Buddy left my MSR Titan Kettle covered in a thick layer of soot, which required storing it in a plastic bag to avoid getting the soot all over my gear and pack. Once home, simply spraying my kettle with oven cleaner and then letting rest for about 15 minutes and rinsing off removed the soot with little scrubbing needed.
Morning for Mark
Jeff Enjoying Something Hot
After another leisurely morning, we hit the trail at 8:26 AM and left behind out home for the past two nights. Crossing to the other side of the lake, we past the campsite where all the other people were. To our surprise, it was a group of about 12 college age co-eds, with a huge Coleman sized car camping tent. Not sure how they got it there, but it worked for them. Traveling back to Lower Twin Lake, at the trail intersection about 1.0 mile South West of Rainbow Lake, we were spotted by a group of gray haired women who were camping there. One of them spotted my light weight gear and soon was bombarding me with a series of questions. Soon a small group of some five or six ladies were huddled around me while I gave a mini lecture about light weight backpacking, pulling out each piece of gear that I had in my pack. I was fair and balanced in my impromptu lecture and cautioned them to the limitations of the gear that I carried and the need to move slowly and methodically into the process of safely transitioning to light weight backpacking. A few of the ladies were even taking notes regarding the brands and manufactures of some of the clothing and gear that I had with me. Mark, Jeff, and Scott were very patient with in giving my trail side lecture for some twenty minutes. After giving them my email address and encouraging them to email me with any questions and to visit the BPL website, we pressed on.
Scott Walking Along the Eastern Shore of Lower Twin Lake
Morning Shadows of the Trail
Jeff & Mark Rolling Along the Trail
Upper Twin Lake
Sherpa Scott
Note: Scott has the Sawyer Inline Filter plugged into the end of his Camelback hydration system, choosing to fill his hydration system with dirty water and filtering as he sucks on the end of his filter like a straw.
A Beaten Path
Unmarked Pond
Echo Lake
Early Lunch at Echo Lake
As with the rest of this trip, the pace was leisurely. Big mileage was not the goal of the day and we had ample time to get where we were going. Coming across a shady spot under a tree right next to the trail, we dropped our packs and pulled our packs open for an early lunch filled with chatter amongst ourselves and enjoying the emerald blue waters of Echo Lake.
Last Look Back
An Easy Trail
Mt. Lassen Comes into View
Shortly after reaching and intersection that headed North to Little Bear Lake, we continued to descend towards Summit Lake Campground. In doing so, a clearing in the trees gave us this wonderful view of Mt. Lassen.
Summit Lake
Elevation 6864 Ft.
Walking Through the Campground
We stopped here to use the restrooms and to tank up on water before heading off to rejoin the trail.
Mark at the Campground Parking Lot by Highway 89
Crossing Hwy 89
Jeff Receiving a Sign from a Higher Power: Approximately 2.0 miles to go
Steady Climb Up, Exposed to the Sun
After crossing the highway and rejoining the trail we started to gain elevation, ultimately climbing to 7200 Ft. With the afternoon sun shining upon us, Mark and I would wait in the shade of a few short trees along the trail to wait for Scott and Jeff to catch up with us. Taking time for all of us to rest up, I felt the familiar sensation of my sweat soaked shirt sticking against my back with the weight of my pack on my shoulders.
Meadow Along the Trail
3:19 PM and we found our campsite for the night just North of the trail where this meadow was, about half a mile from Cliff Lake. Camping is not permitted at Cliff Lake. We found a sloped clearing to the right of this photo that was surrounded by trees and overlooked the meadow. Plenty of dry wood laying around. Sadly, open fires are not allowed, but it did mean that there was plenty of fuel for my Bush Buddy Stove.
Time to Dry Out the Quilt
After setting up my bivy, which was simply rolling it out and slipping my Gossamer Gear thinlight and torso pad inside, I took my quilt, gravity filter, and a Cliff bar and headed down to the small brook that ran through the meadow. Taking my quilt out from my compression bag, I shook it a few times to fluff it up and laid it out in the sun to evaporate any moisture/condensation that might have wet the top of the quilt that came in contact with the inside of my bivy from the night before.
Tony Enjoying a Cliff Bar
Finding a small, flat rock to sit on, I peeled open another Cliff bar and enjoyed the late afternoon sunshine, while finishing off the last of my water that I had carried on the trail.
Gravity Filter: How to Use your Head
Lacking anything to toss my dirty water bag onto like a log or rock, I simply balanced my 4L Platypus Water Tank on my head and hoped that I had sealed it shut nice and tight. Letting gravity do its work, I contemplated how silly I must have looked to the squirrels out there.
Color in the Meadow
Mark Setting up for Dinner
After all of us had a chance to wash up and tank up on water for the evening, we headed East up into a large opening in the meadow, jumping across the brook that seemed to zig zag a few times back and forth across our path. We found an open spot by a fallen tree that was getting the last of the quickly disappearing sun.
Scott Filtering Water with his Sawyer Inline filter.
Platypus Big Zip hydration system holding unfiltered water.
Last Glimpse of the Sun
Jeff Getting Started on a Late Dinner
Scott's Backpacking Yard Sale
Dinner and a Show
These two came close to where we were having dinner, content that the brook was serving as a moat to keep them safe from us.
Mark Enjoys a Drink as the Last of the Sunlight Fades Away
The Meadow
Dinner really was quite pleasant with plenty of dry wood laying around to feed my Bush Buddy Stove. Unfortunately, they do not allow campfires at this park. At times, I found that I was boiling up extra hot water to have, well, hot water. The warmth of the sun quickly left us as it winked away behind the trees. We donned out insulated jackets and beanies. With plenty of light lingering, we ate our meals and enjoyed the wide open space we were in. Cameras pulled out by all of us, we captured the sight of the dear that wandered past us, hardly concerned about our presence. Bellies full, pots washed, we gathered up our gear and hiked back with headlights on to our campsite. Watching the moon rise up to take the place of the fallen sun, we continued to chat in the dark amongst ourselves. When all our words had been said, we drifted off to our different shelters and turned in for the night.
Day 4, 10.5 Miles
One More Breakfast Together
While the others had brought their Bear Vaults, I had decided to carry my green Ursack, which can be seen in the lower left of the shot. What we were all quite happy about was how much lighter our packs were with almost all of our food having been eaten. My pack felt more like a day pack than anything else.
Tony Embracing His Inner Lightweight Dork
At least this is a lot easier than holding my water tank in my arms.
After another leisurely breakfast, we broke camp and loaded up our packs for our final day. Hitting the trail at about 8 AM, we made our way up the trail by about a half a mile to reach Cliff Lake.
Cliff Lake
Unfortunately, you are not allowed to camp here.
From here we would push on 1.0 mile to pass Shadow and Terrace Lake, moving from 7200 Ft to 7600 Ft.
Unknown Dry Pond along the Trail
Shadow Lake
Gaining Some More Ground
Terrace Lake
Mark Moving Briskly on a Cool Morning
Just a Pretty Shoreline
Looking Back that the Winding Trail
Last Push to the Highway
Mark Checking for Traffic
From here we would have about 3.0 miles traveling along the road to get back to Kings Creek Picnic Area.
Lassen in the Distance
Ready to Move Out
Scruffy Tony, Self Portrait
Where Are We?
Moving Along the Road, Mindful of on Coming Traffic
Mark Blazes a Short Cut to Outsmart Me
I am not a runner and typically I only run if I am being chased by someone or something. However, more boredom of trekking along the asphalt pushed me to jog with my poles in hand, which surely made for an odd sight to passing motorist. Part running, part jogging, and panting for breath, I left the others behind to burn off some of my pent up impatience. More than a few cars slowed or stopped, perhaps to offer me a ride. Grateful for their thoughtfulness, I waved for them to go on. As I turned another bend and jogged along, to my laughing surprise, Mark appeared above me on the other side of the highway. He had cut across the switchbacks of the road to try to get a head of me! With age, there is wisdom and I have much to learn from those wiser than me.
Looking Down to Where We Are Headed
Pulling into Kings Creek Picnic Area
Lunch Back at the Vehicle
Stream Going By the Picnic Area
After having an early lunch and lazing about a bit, we reloaded our stores of water that we had left in Jeff's vehicle. The others dumped most of their gear, bear canisters, and set themselves up for a day hike. My pack already ridiculously light, I continued to carry with for the remainder of the day. We had 2.75 miles to go to reach Bumpass Hell.
Jeff Leads the Way
The trail left the Picnic Area and headed South West toward Cold Boiling Lake, which was 0.75 miles from the parking lot.
Dropping from Dusty Trails into the Green
Cold Boiling Lake
Ribbons of White Surround the Sun
Rising Up Sharply and Leveling Off
After Leaving Cold Boiling Lake Behind and Skirting along the North Eastern Edge, the trail quickly traveled upwards maybe starting from 7000 Ft and eventually over 7600 Ft. At this point, the trail leveled out and gave us a very easy path to follow with open views of everything below and out to the horizon.
Into the Cover of Trees
The trail alternated from being completely exposed to the with a muddy trail to areas shaded by the trees devoid of moisture on the ground.
Nature's Path Descending on the Trail from Above Us
Crumbaugh Lake Elevation 7204 Ft
Rounding a Narrow Bend
The Path We Follow
Clusters of White
A Clear Change in Topography
The trail turned a bend and abruptly headed North and we could see the sulfur yellow stained soil across from us, which hinted to where we were headed to.
First View of Bumpass Hell
As we came to this rise, we could smell the strong smell of sulfur- that familiar rotten smell of decaying eggs that rises up to fill your senses long before you eyes could lay upon the source of the foul stench.
Jeff with Camera at the Ready
A Place for Everyone to Marvel At
Lake Helen Picnic Area off of Highway 89 was less than a mile away from here, allowing easy access and a relatively short hike South down to Bumpass Hell.
Why You Should Obey the Signs and Stay on the Boardwalk
Taking you Everywhere you Need to Be
A Boiling Moon Scape
Dazzling Array of Stark Colors
Steam Bellowing Out from the Earth
A roaring hiss of steam filled our ears as the clouds of steam spewed out deep from the earth, only to be caught by the wind and moved about like a curtain of cotton that obscured our views.
Cloudy Pools in Hell
Spots of Boiling Mud and Murky Water
We Silly Band of Brothers
An Angry Pool
Bubbling Waters Churning the Mud and Minerals melted by the Steam cast columns of rising steam. Sometimes the steam was hovering just over the surface of the water and at others it would be rising up quickly from it cauldron.
Eating Away at the Earth that Spawned It
Stark Colors
Looking Back
The Whole of It
The Dry Belch of Hot Dragon's Breath
Walking to the End of the Board Walk
Mineral Blue Waters
Alien World Called Earth
Stains of Sulfur
Rivers of Steam
Tale of Two Pools
Your Tour Guide, Tony
The Whole Boardwalk
Last Glimpse at the Pools
A Different Type of White Water Rapid
The Road Home
Leaving Mars
The day was a short one with us returning the way that we had come back to the picnic area and to Jeff's vehicle by 3:36 PM. However, we had been rewarded with a tremendous variety of scenery and ending at Bumpass Hell seemed to make the trip all the more special with its other worldly feel. Driving into a town close by, we checked into a motel and had time to shower up and get clean to wash away the past few days of trail dust. As is tradition and reward for our efforts, we found a wonderful place to eat and drink and to toast our good fortunes to have been able to experience all of this.
Thank you for taking the time to read and see all of these photos.
I hope you enjoyed it.
Other photo essays by Tony Wong:
BPLers GGG: Henry Coe State Park, CA.
BPLer's GGG: Point Reyes, CA. 2nd Annual Trip
BPLer's GGG: San Francisco Bay Area, CA.; Mt. Diablo
BPLer's GGG: Yosemite: Hetch Hetchy Resevior to Rancheria Falls
High Sierra trail to Mt. Whitney
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park: Deadman Canyon
Yosemite: Glacier Point to Red Peak Pass to Lake Merced
Yosemite in Winter: Crocker Point & Dewey PointJan 16, 2011 at 7:57 am #1684686
Ken T.BPL Member
Thanks as always for posting your pictures and trip reports. I hope to get to Lassen later this year.Jan 16, 2011 at 12:59 pm #1684795
Ken HelwigBPL Member
@kennyhel77Locale: Scotts Valley CA via San Jose, CA
"(Ridiculous amount of photos to follow in the coming days)"
Ya think! Would not expect anything less Tony. Looking forward to some more picsJan 16, 2011 at 4:25 pm #1684871
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
A good season for Lassen is March, before the snow melts out too much (cross country ski trip). It takes about two days to ski across the whole park, southwest to northeast. Also, Lassen Peak is an excellent beginner peak.
–B.G.–Jan 16, 2011 at 4:29 pm #1684872
David LutzMember
@davidlutzLocale: Bay Area
Tony's trip reports are like those cliff hanger serials our Grandparents used to watch at the movies every Saturday afternoon.
Always leave you wanting more!Jan 29, 2011 at 5:27 pm #1689944
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"Red Dead Berries?"
Sierra Currents. If they are completely ripe, they are good to eat.
–B.G.–Jan 29, 2011 at 5:29 pm #1689945
Ken T.BPL Member
Awesome job as always Tony. Thanks for taking the time and effort to put this together. Going to have to get out there later this year. Now you rest up and get ready for next month.Jan 29, 2011 at 7:37 pm #1689978
Greg WrightMember
@gregwrightLocale: Northern Sierra Nevada
love reading about your trips. I feel lucky to live in Chico, close enough to visit Lassen several times a year. It's a great park.Jan 30, 2011 at 12:27 am #1690022
Larry DyerMember
@veriest1Locale: Texas
Thanks for the great photos and the great writing. I'm going to have to look into visiting this place someday.Jan 30, 2011 at 9:02 am #1690080
Justin CBPL Member
@paintballr4lifeLocale: East Coast
Awesome trip report as usual. I love reading them.Jan 30, 2011 at 10:58 am #1690112
Tom ClarkBPL Member
@tomclarkLocale: East Coast
Thanks for putting this together. I've never been to Lassen, but did some hiking in Oregon, and love the volcanoes. Your trip look like a great combination of cinder cones, sulfur springs, grassy meadows, mossy forests, clear mountain lakes, sandy beaches, chilly mornings, sunny afternoons, colorful wildflowers, and good companionship. Who could ask for more?!?
I'm jealous!
TomJan 30, 2011 at 3:24 pm #1690223
Matthew MarascoMember
@babymattyLocale: Western/Central PA, Adirondacks
Tony, what an amazing variety of scenery on your trip! Some of the pictures seem to closely resemble my beloved Adirondacks, some 3,000 miles away! Great trip report, I really enjoyed it.Jan 31, 2011 at 9:44 am #1690501
Tony WongBPL Member
@valsharLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
Thanks for the info on the berry.
Hope you don't mind, but I quoted you and the information on identifying the berry and placed it as a caption for that photo.
Appreciate it!
-TonyFeb 22, 2011 at 5:34 pm #1700192
Linda VassalloMember
@eastbayhikerLocale: Eastbay
An awesome trip report as always. Such beautiful photography to capture the beauty and supplement your very descriptive narration of the trip. Reading it, I felt as tho I was right there with you…Lassen is one of my favorite parks and your essay has captured it's essence. Thank you for sharing.
LVFeb 22, 2011 at 6:22 pm #1700222
Philip DelvoieBPL Member
@philipdLocale: Ontario, Canada
As always…great report…crazy amount of pictures. Loved it. Looks like you had a great trip among friends.
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Clever is an identity management and rostering solution for education that integrates with School Data Sync (SDS) and Classroom in Office 365. Using Clever Sync allows you to synchronize student, teacher, section, school, and roster information from Clever directly into Microsoft Azure Active Directory using the REST APIs provided by the Clever system.
In this topic:
Before you get started
Before you start synchronizing with SDS using the Clever Sync method, read the Overview of School Data Sync and Classroom and make sure you meet the following prerequisites:
An Office 365 for Education tenant.
Global Admin Permissions
The attributes in your Clever instance selected in the sync profile must not contain any characters shown in this list of invalid characters.
If you are configuring School Data Sync for a tenant which is synchronized from on-premises Active Directory through AADConnect, you may notice an increase in the number of Disconnectors shown in your miisclient. This is a result of Office 365 Group being unable to synchronize back to the AADConnect Metaverse and On Premises Active Directory. These warnings do not have any negative impact on your current AADConnect deployment, and only provide an informational note on the resultant sync failure. You should expect these warnings in AADConnect after enabling sync in SDS, as one O365 Group is created for each class synchronized through SDS.
Note: The data that you provide through School Data Sync may be accessible to third-party application providers through their apps, so you should sync only the data that you want to make available to these third parties.
Set up Clever for SDS
Watch the video: Deploy School Data Sync
Before School Data Sync can connect to your Clever instance, you must add and authorize the application integration within Clever. Then, follow these steps to complete this process.
Log in to the Clever system as a District Admin at https://schools.clever.com/school.
Open a new tab within the same browser.
Copy and paste the following URL into the new tab:
Authorize the Microsoft School Data Sync App:
Check the I authorize Clever to share this information with Microsoft School Data Sync check box.
Choose Authorize App.
Set the appropriate Data Sharing scope for your Clever instance. Available options include Share Entire District, Share by School, Share by Section, and Share by Rules.
Share Entire District shares the entire district and every school in it.
Share by School allows you to select individual schools to share and sync with School Data Sync.
Share by Section allows you to select individual sections to share and sync with School Data Sync.
Share by Rules allows you to configure custom sharing rules for selectively allowing sync on an object by object basis.
Tip: Note: After sharing any scale of data with SDS, it will then be written into Azure AD and stored in that new target location. As a result, later restricting the sharing settings to a more restrictive data set, will not result in the removal of the original data written to Azure AD. It will only stop new data within that sharing scope from being written into Azure AD. This behavior is different than Clever integration with other applications where un-sharing results in the data no longer being present in the target application or directory. Un-sharing with Azure does not follow that same model.
After you've selected the appropriate Data Sharing scope, check the confirmation check box listed below the option selected, and then choose Save Changes.
Capture the District ID of Clever for use in the SDS Sync Profile Setup:
Within your Clever instance, on the left pane, navigate to the Data > Browse to display your District within Clever.
Click your district to capture and record the District ID, which is required for the Sync Profile Setup later in this process.
Synchronize your users using the Clever Sync Import method
After you've authorized the app and enabled access to Clever, create a sync profile in Microsoft School Data Sync to synchronize your Clever information.
In your web browser, go to sds.microsoft.com and then enter the global admin credentials for your Office 365 Education tenant.
If it's your first time signing in and setting up a profile, choose to enable/disable SDS and Microsoft Classroom. To enable School Data Sync and proceed with the setup, toggle the School Data Sync switch to the On position.
After you've enabled School Data Sync setup, choose Add Profile to create an SDS Sync Profile and begin syncing data from your SIS.
Type a profile name in the Enter a name for your profile box.
In the Data extraction options section, select Clever API in the Select data source drop-down menu.
Choose Log into Clever to verify your district information.
At the web prompt, enter your Clever District Administrator credentials.
After connectivity to Clever has been verified, select either Create new users or Sync existing users .
Create new users Select this option if you are not syncing identities from your on-premises Active Directory, or the users in scope for sync are not created within Azure AD already. This option will create new user accounts for the students and teachers in Clever in scope for this sync profile. The scope of users from Clever will be determined on the following page.
Sync existing users Select this option if you are syncing identities from your on-premises Active Directory, or the users in scope for sync are already created in Azure AD. This option will not create new user accounts for students and teachers in Clever, in scope for this sync profile. The scope of users from Clever will be determined on the following page.
If you selected the Create new users option, skip this step. . If you selected the Sync existing users option, select the appropriate Identity matching options from the available drop-down menus. This is where you'll define how to match students and teachers from Clever to the user accounts in Office 365. Watch the Identity Matching video for additional information on how to select the appropriate source, suffix, and target values, and properly configure the identity matching settings listed below.
Identity Matching Options - Students and Teachers
Select source property This drop-down menu allows you to select the source property from Clever, to be used for Identity Matching.
Secondary Email Secondary Email attribute in Clever (ex. email@example.com)
Student/Teacher Number Student or Teacher Number attribute in Clever (ex. 1234567)
Username Username attribute in Clever (ex. JohnSmith or firstname.lastname@example.com)
Select suffix This drop-down menu allows you to append a domain suffix to the source property selected. All domains added to your tenant will be listed.
Select target property This drop-down menu allows you to select the target property within Office 365, to complete the match between source and target.
UserPrincipalName Logon name of the user (ex. email@example.com)
Mail PrimarySmtpAddress of the user (ex. firstname.lastname@example.com)
mailNickname Exchange Alias of the user (ex. 1234567)
After the Profile Name, Data Extraction Options, and Identity Matching Options are set in place, choose Next.
On the Directory Options page, select the appropriate domain for each drop-down list available. If you selected the Sync existing users option in step 7, you will only need to select the appropriate domain for Schools and Sections because all existing students and teachers already have domains associated with their respective user accounts. This domain will be used as the domain suffix for the Office 365 Group created for each section, unless policy is in place to override this domain setting.You may also assign Classroom licenses to all users within the scope of sync, by checking the Assign Microsoft Classroom licenses checkbox. If you would like to allow SDS to maintain control of the Section/Group display names in O365, do not select the Sync option for Section Group Display Name checkbox. If you prefer that SDS create the group's Display Name based on the initial SDS sync, but allow the teachers to overwrite and maintain a custom display name after the first sync completes, check the second checkbox.
If you selected the Create new users option in step 7, you will need to select the appropriate domain for Schools and Sections, in addition to a domain for teachers, and a domain for students, as shown below. This domain will be used as the domain suffix for the user accounts created by SDS, for each student and teacher in scope for creation and sync.
Only one domain can be entered for teachers, and one domain for students within a single sync profile. If you have objects of those types which must be spread across multiple domains, you'll have to create a separate profile for each set of users (one sync profile per domain).
If you selected the Create new users option in step 7, you also must select the appropriate SKU to assign to each of the newly created Teachers and Students using the drop-down menus shown below. Each available SKU in your Office 365 tenant will be present in the list. You can also choose to license each of these users for Classroom, by checking the checkbox shown below. After you've completed this section of the setup wizard, choose Next.
In the Select schools to Sync page, select the schools from your Clever Instance you want to sync under this profile.
Under the Select properties to sync section, select any optional attributes you would like to sync for each of the various object types. The required attributes are already selected by default under each object type. After you've added in any optional attribute you want to sync to Azure, choose Next.
On the Summary page, choose Submit to create the profile.
The sync process does some data validation before creating the profile. If there are any errors, you'll have to correct them and then wait for the next sync cycle. Sync cycles run every 10 minutes.
After the sync profile is created, select the Start Sync option to begin syncing the Clever source data to Azure AD.
After all user identities have been synced successfully for the profile, Profile Status changes to Success. If you need to create more profiles, for example, if you have users set up with different domains, repeat these steps for each profile.
Video: How to match source and target attributes for sync
For various examples of matching logic success and failure for sync, watch the Identity Matching video:
Switching between sync methods
While you can successfully migrate from one sync method to another, we recommend maintaining the sync method initially deployed indefinitely, due to the difficulty associated with maintaining source anchor values through the switch between sync methods. A source anchor is the attribute SDS uses to identify a synced object in both the source and target directory after the initial sync. This source anchor must always be unique, and must never be changed throughout the lifetime of the synced object.
When an organization enables sync, there are 5 objects types that synchronize through School Data Sync. SDS synchronizes Schools, Sections, Students, Teachers, and Rosters. Once an object is successfully synchronized, SDS must keep the object in sync, to continue to synchronize object attribute level updates from the source directory (CSV, Clever, or PowerSchool) to the target directory (Azure AD). The objects types and their corresponding source anchor attributes are detailed below:
Object Type
Source Anchor Attribute (PowerSchool)
Source Anchor Attribute (Clever)
Source Anchor Attribute (CSV)
Clever ID
Clever ID
Clever ID
Clever ID
SIS ID (Section) and SIS ID (User)
Clever ID (Section) and Clever ID (User)
Section SIS ID and SIS ID (User)
Once the source anchor is established upon the initial sync, nly certain objects can update their source anchor, while others cannot be changed. This concept is critical if you are considering switching between sync methods.
When transitioning from one SDS sync method to another, the source anchor values for Schools and Sections must always be persisted, to continue to sync each object under the new sync method. Any deviation or change from the original source anchor value will result in objects failing to sync. If the source anchor attribute values are not identical through the switch, the only way to transition from one sync method to the other is to delete the object in Azure AD and then recreate it under the new sync profile, using the new sync method.
When transitioning from one SDS sync method to another, the source anchor values for Students and Teachers can be updated during the switch, on if the user objects is not created through SDS sync, and maintains the identity matching values associated with the previous sync method. For example, if the original sync profile matched the identity for student using the username = userprincipalname matching logic, this same matching logic must be included under the new sync profile and result in an identity match under the new sync profile. Any deviation from the original identity matching logic may result in the sync failure and subsequent failure to update the source anchor value for that respective object.
Finally, when transitioning across sync methods when the new sync method is a CSV file, you must also update the student and teacher SIS ID values in the studentenrollment.csv and teacherroster.csv to reflect the correct SIS ID values of those respective object, if they have changed from the original Sis ID/Clever ID value set under the previous sync profile


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Dennis P. Block and Associates Dennis P. Block ESQ HEARTLESS, DISRESPECTFUL, CORRUPT LAWYERS, RUDE VALLEY VILLAGE California
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This so call Lawyers are a bunch of Ripoffs!!!! Let me began by saying that I was a Victim of their corruption together with the Santa Monica courthouse. They only represent Slumlords that don't want to repair their properties not only the help them get away with it no matter if they step allover the tenants rights. I was a tenant that only request to have some repairs done becuse it was hard living in those kind of conditions but all i got back was a 3 day notice to quit and a U.D summons to court even if i had the enough evidence to win my case this corrupt lawyers just know their tricks they began by joking around with the judge and clerk at the court room and then they just want to speak the whole hearing without
letting the me the defendant say my part. i was really sure it was weird having a recess break during my first hearing because when i return The plaintiffs lawyer just hand me my judgment and that was it my hearing was over and lost my case. but on the second hearing was at 9am and the freaking Landlord and Lawyer where 2hrs late and guess what the judge still waited out for them. but not only I was denied a second inspection and declaration in case but i was stuck with a Judgment that didn't make no sense. On top of that my file was missing for a month and no one seam to care. when I called Dennis P. block Office to work something out their stupid rude secretary Dennis was really annoying and rude when
i ask for Mr. John G. contact number because he said to ask for it because he was out of bussiness cards but she denied to give me that information. On my case even if i was sure it was illegal to evict me because it was retaliation againts me, harrasment abuse by the landlord violating my privacy and enjoyment of my home and to refuse to repair the unit including broken heater which is ILLEGAL TO HAVE IN HOME DURING WINTER. also having to deal with a clog kitchen sink for 4 months straight and i was still paying my rent. One thing that really got to me was that the day i file a Ex Parte i lost again because the Judge only wanted me to pay the judgment without even taking a look in my evidence so i was going to
be evicted soon. when i walk outside the hearing room to call the Dennis P. block office to offer me to stay and pay per day until i have a place to move their answer was ( ARE YOU CRAZY OR OUT OF YOR MIND YOU JUST FILE A EX PARTE AND COST MY CLIENT MORE MONEY BY JUST FILLING IT! NO!! YOU REALLY HAVE NO RIGHT ASKING FOR MORE TIME SO JUST FORGET IT YOU LOST AND WILL GET EVICTIED!!!!!) Can you imagine hearing that from a professional Lawyer??? that is not right at all this kind of law firm should be shut down once and for all.. I will agree that the law is thw law but to be step all over your rights and to lie and construct a whole different game in court just to please their clients is unlawful and Illegal. Now i'm am homeless and confuse in how to fix this situation that i'm going thru.
If any body out there wants to get together and do something about it Post it so we can stop this firm before they keep putting more families in the street!!!
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Tenant Steals From Landlord-Angry With Attorney
SUBMITTED: Saturday, May 10, 2014POSTED: Saturday, May 10, 2014
This is a classic case where a tenant fails to pay his rent and goes through the eviciton process. In the end, a judge finds the tenant failed to pay, without justifiable reason, and order him off the property and awarded a judgment for the rent not owed.
The ripoff report should be directed at this tenant who attempts to ripoff landlords. Glad to report that the system, which is heavily weighted in favor of the tenant, got the correct verdict.
Our "so called" victim attempted to steal services. In this entitlement society, these tenants believe that they should live for free, at the expense of the landlord. I am VERY happy for the services provided in this case. My client is VERY happy that this person got evicted.
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- Free WiFi
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- Total number of rooms - 190
- Television in common areas
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Express check-out
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- In-room safe (surcharge)
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- One child 3 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: THB 400 for adults and THB 250 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 1200 per vehicle (one-way)
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Grass For That Ass ft. Whiskey Tango w/ The Query - Hosted By Ashley And Her Friends
Cervantes' Other Side
2637 Welton St.,
Denver, CO, 80205
Doors 8:00 PM / Show 9:00 PM (event ends at 2:00 AM)
This event is 16 and over
For the past three years, the Denver based quintet Whiskey Tango has been motivating Colorado crowds to move their feet with their high energy shows and high octane attitude. This Bluegrass band has grass roots, and they recently emerged from their basement studio with their debut album Groggy Mountain Mornings. Capturing the rawness of the band, as well as their tenacious tone and attitude, this album reeks of wild west whiskey fueled thoughts and has a cornucopia of sounds that may surprise you. This band isn't just Bluegrass, it's "foot stomping slamgrass."
Formed within Denver's Jamband scene, Whiskey Tango embraces sounds from many genres and brings it all to a boil with mind blowing live improvisation. For 52 weeks straight, Whiskey Tango had a standing Tuesday night gig at Denver's Jamband headquarters, Quixote's True Blue, and "Tango Tuesdays" became a fixture of the Denver scene. That year shaped Whiskey Tango into a band on a mission to get their music heard by a wider audience and eventually led the band to trim their line-up down to five core members.
While they are the first to admit there is no way a studio recording can capture the energy of their explosive live show, Groggy Mountain Mornings showcases the bands diversity. The album features elements of Bluegrass, Country, Rock, Funk, Reggae and Psychedelia-woven together into one seamless collection of songs. Unanimous love for The Grateful Dead just may well be the unifying thread that holds the Whiskey Tango tapestry together and their love of "Space" left no space unfilled.
You can download the entire album, Groggy Mountain Mornings, for free at www.whiskeytangoco.com
"The Query is an acoustic folk/pop duo that is the result of the beautiful collaboration of Sam Golden (vocals, guitar, baritone ukulele) and Jonathan Herring (vocals, cello). After the release of Golden's EP and music video Blackened Sky, on which Herring performed on, there was a mutual agreement that there was true chemistry in the duo's performance that needed to be explored. Since the formation of The Query, the duo has continued to provide intimate performances throughout Colorado including an appearance on MIX 100.3's Dom and Jane Show. They have also composed for some independent Denver films, which lead them to perform live at the Denver Silent Film Festival of 2011. The Query songs revolve around encouraging the broken by relating on poetic truth; the duo has the tendency to captivate their audience by their unusual complimentary instrumentation, genuine chemistry, quirky banter, and harmonization that will remind their listeners about the power of voice. Through many intimate performances in venues, weddings, and recordings, The Query released A Little Night Music, an EP that was filmed and recorded live in 2012 with the duo's friend, Emily Kitchen. The Query is currently recording their first full-length album, which is soon to be released."
OVER 21: FREE Before 9 PM & $10 After 9 PM / UNDER 21: $10 All Night
GRASS FOR THAT ASS is a Thursday Weekly at The Other Side that started in March feat. Bluegrass, Delta Blues, Dancegrass, Stompgrass, Jamgrass, Folk, and every kind of music with strings attached!
If you're over 21, come before 9 PM and get in FREE. After 9 PM the cost will be $10. If you are under 21, the cost will be $10 throughout the night. Join the Cervantes' Text Group. Anyone over 21 on the Text Group will be admitted for Free until 10 PM. To join Cervantes' Text Group, text CERVANTES to 91944.
There will be a Weekly Jam from 9 - 11 PM hosted by Ashley And Her Friends that will feature members of Elephant Revival Concept, Whiskey Tango, Good Gravy, Iron Horse, and many many more amazing musicians week to week.
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For Salman Khan fans, it's manna from heaven... Those who like a coherent narrative and dramatic arc, though, won't enjoy the ride so much.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5
April 22, 2015
Dabangg 2 was supposed to be an absurd, raunchy masala movie, and it is, but not a good one.
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The ultimate boss battle rivals anything you might have seen in Zack Snyder's similarly ludicrous 300, and the stage is set for yet more ridiculous Pandey adventures further down the line.
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Mostly likable thanks to its creators' preference for lighthearted mugging over self-serious teeth-gnashing.
December 22, 2012
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The prestigious prize, founded by Sir John Templeton and overseen by the US-based Templeton Foundation, rewards "discoveries about spiritual realities". The Templeton Prize hopes to highlight the positive work which draws the scientific and the spiritual together.
The 53-year-old professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University has drawn from many disciplines to explore the realm of ultimate questions - condensing complex ideas about the universe into many popular books and lectures, and even a play.
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Darrell Hair's claim for racial discrimination against the International Cricket Council took a surprising twist yesterday when Ray Mali, its president, told the hearing that demoting him from umpiring at Test level was only "a corrective measure". It has long been assumed that Hair would never stand again at the highest level and that his contract, which expires next March, would not be renewed.
Both Robert Griffiths, Hair's QC, and the chairman of the hearing at the Central London Employment Tribunal, gave Mali the opportunity to clarify or retract his remark, but he did not do so. "I believe Mr Hair to be one of the best umpires in international cricket but I expected more of him when he did not restart the final Test at the Oval last year," said Mali. The match was awarded to England in the wake of Pakistan being accused of ball-tampering.
Mali said he put no time frame on Hair's return, but it would seem unlikely that a majority of his fellow ICC executives would agree with him. The president, who has attended the hearing all week, seemed taken aback by Griffiths' stern cross-examination, once saying to him: "I am surprised a man of your calibre would ask that."
Michael Beloff, QC for the ICC, told the hearing that the governing body of the game had "in no sense inhibited Billy Doctrove from giving evidence". Hair's co-official at the Oval was supposed to have attended the hearing this week and the panel heard from Griffiths that he will not be attending next week. Neither will Jimmy Adams, the former West Indies captain. In the absence of any support, Griffiths, who had been in bed with flu on Thursday, was required to put in a tenacious performance.Reuse content


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This is the coolest compass I have ever used. You can see the compass as well as the streets outside rotating freely in space. It's really the ultimate 3D experience because the background of the app uses the camera in your phone. Highly Recommend!
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Pakistan's Interior Ministry on Sunday pronounced DNA tests reliable that a second chairman killed in a U.S worker strike in Baluchistan range recently was Mullah Akhtar Mansour, former personality of a Taliban.
"It is reliable that Mullah Mansour was killed in a U.S worker strike in Noshki area of Baluchistan," a orator from a Interior Ministry of Pakistan pronounced as quoted by Dawn News.
According to a spokesman, a DNA representation from Mansour's physique was matched with a DNA of one of his tighten kin who went to Pakistan to explain a body.
"DNA of Mansour matched one of his relations who came from Afghanistan to collect his body," a orator said.
According to Pakistan's Interior Ministry, a other chairman killed in a conflict has also been identified.
Adviser to Pakistan's Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz reliable Mansour's genocide on Thursday – 5 days after a worker strike in Baluchistan.
"All indicators endorse that a chairman killed in a worker strike was Mullah Mansour, who was travelling on a feign identity," Aziz stated.
The worker strike that targeted Taliban's former personality was directly systematic by U.S President Barack Obama.


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text: Project Description The coastal plains of native Florida is a low lying habitat of wetlands and marshes prone to flooding, and provides a habitat for a rich array of flora and fauna that is never quite willing to surrender its landscape to the reach of man. The Seneca House is all about how architecture and the landscape are both separate and connected. The house is a muscular solid of strong edges and sharply cut forms – it is decidedly a shelter. Intersecting this form to the south is a terrace elevated on masonry walls and columns. The surrounding landscape preserves the forest of scrub oaks and palmettos and where invasive species were removed restores draught resistant plant materials native to the area. This area is entirely pervious and given back to the native environment. The house turns tradition upside down, the main level with its great room and the adjoining terrace with its pool is 15' above the natural grade. It is up in the trees that people have their place. The main living level overlooks a nearby preserve and bird sanctuary. Inside the primary living space is a combined, high ceilinged living/dining/kitchen area. South facing windows and doors open onto a pool and are shaded by a trellis topped with Heliodyne direct solar domestic hot water collectors. A screened dining porch also opens onto the pool area. The concrete of the pool deck is polished along with all the interior floors – another important sustainable strategy where a material is not covered with another material. Each piece of furniture, each work of art was selected to emphasis light, color and form with the house as the white canvas that shows off these forms. Seneca House is a building which leaves 90% of the site to nature, yet carves out a dynamic but small place for people.


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Continental Institute for Engineering and Technology is poineer in Engineering education. CIET not only leads the list of Top Engineering colleges in Punjab, Chandigarh but is listed in Top Engineering colleges of North India. "The Institute is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi (AICTE letter no. F. No.:06/04/PUN-ENGG-/2008/055 Dated 23 June, 2008), Government of Punjab (Notification No 13/20/2008-1TE2/2009, Dated 27 June, 2008), and is affiliated to Punjab Technical University (PTU), Jalandhar". The Multimedia Graphics Lab. Serves for practical sources in Computer Graphics. This lab is equipped with 30 latest Core 2 Duo based multimedia PCs. Also the lab. Boasts of an Acer Altos Server. The lab. Provides working experience in Windows and Linux environments. This lab. also has licensed Adobe Photoshop on all machines. The lab is primarily for practical courses on Microprocessors. The lab. is equipped with 10 trainer kits of 8085, 8086 & Z-80 (Oscilloscopes, Frequency Counters, Function Generators, Pulse Generators, Dual Output Power Supplies, Logic Design Trainer Kits, IC Tester Distortion Factor Meter and other cards and Peripherals. The modern teaching methodology assists the students in getting an all around view of engineering, technology and the entrepreneur world. The diligent faculty team of the college possesses hands-on experience and up to date knowledge of their subject and area of expertise. The infrastructure and facilities of Continental Institute for Engineering and Technology consists of spread-out campus alongside various amenities in the form of library, computer center, classrooms with proper teaching and learning aids, medical facilities etc. The institute seeks to place each of its students in an organization/company of great repute.
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- 2 c
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- dry bread crumbs
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- dried basil
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1Remove tips from chicken wings and reserve for stock if desired; separate wings at joints.
2In shallow dish, combine flour, paprika, salt and pepper.
3In another shallow dish, beat eggs.
4In third shallow dish, combine cheese, bread crumbs, basil and oregano.
5Dip wings into flour mixture, then into eggs, then into cheese mixture, pressing firmly.
6(Wings can be prepared to this point, placed on rack, covered and refrigerated for up to 4 hours.)
7Arrange wings on greased rimmed baking sheets.
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Colossatron: Massive World Threat iOS
- Publisher: Halfbrick Studios
- Release Date: Dec 19, 2013
- Summary: Colossatron: Massive World Threat is the story of the biggest and most powerful being to ever wage war against mankind. But this time - YOU get to be the bad guy!
- Genre(s): Action, General
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Dec 19, 2013The player's fingers may not be on Colossatron's trigger or steering wheel but Halfbrick has come up with a puzzling, action packed way to help Colossatron complete his mission of world domination.
Dec 23, 2013Colossatron: Massive World Threat is an immensely fun game that features action that almost never stops.
Jan 15, 2014Halfbrick gives us another solid and addictive experience that is worth our time. Apart from its foundations, we can expect many updates from the studio, so we've got plenty of months ahead to enjoy this frenetic experience.
Dec 19, 2013Colossatron is a crazy, destructive action game that forces you to surrender control to a giant robotic space dragon.
Dec 19, 2013An interesting mash of ideas, styles, and polish, Colossatron just about manages to pull it off.
Dec 19, 2013Still, Colossatron can be good fun – especially by the end when you've unlocked all of the gadget options.
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Bodh Gaya: Tight security has been put in place in Bodh Gaya ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit tomorrow.
Security personnel searched the Mahabodhi temple here using metal detectors and sniffer dogs.
The officials have expressed satisfaction with the arrangements,
We have come from Patna to examine the security arrangements here. There is a PM security drill prescribed in the manuals, and we are satisfied with the arrangements," said Anjani Singh, Chief Secretary.
"The security arrangements are fool proof. We are confident tomorrow's programme will proceed in a smooth manner," said P K Thakur, DGP.
Prime Minister Modi, will visit Bodh Gaya on Saturday. He will also visit the Mahabodhi Temple and the Holy Bodhi Tree. He will also inaugurate the Exhibition "Chetiya Carika: The Pilgrimage and Quest for Truth."
The Prime Minister's visit to Bodh Gaya coincides with Day 3 of SAMVAD – the Global Hindu Buddhist Initiative on Conflict Avoidance and Environment Consciousness, during which the delegates for this event will be present at Bodh Gaya.


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Modular Operational Defense Integrated robots, otherwise known as MODIbots, were specially selected robots for modification and defense purposes. One such MODIbot was CHARbot (Creative Highly Agile Robot). Charbot was a member of the Droid Council, the reigning synod of the Tower. There were 17 other robots in the Droid Council, 8 MODIbots and 9 HOCs (Head Of Clan). There were 9 clans, from A1000 to A9000. The most powerful bot in each clan was appointed the HOC.
CHARbot was purely lightweight steel, wireframe and circuits. He was very agile. He was Commander of the A9000 clan troops. And currently he was watching the droid monitor, very interestedly at a faraway battle field.