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A plusz személyekért külön díjat számíthatnak fel, amelynek mértéke a szálloda szabályzatától függően eltérő lehet.
Az esetlegesen felmerülő költségek miatt bejelentkezéskor fényképes személyazonosító okmány és hitelkártya vagy készpénzes kaució szükséges.
A különleges kérések bejelentkezéskor, a rendelkezésre állás függvényében teljesíthetők. Felhívjuk figyelmét, hogy ezen kérések teljesítése nem garantált, és esetenként felár fizetését vonhatja maga után.
**Ezek a felszerelések csak egyes szobák vagy egységek esetén érhetők el. Néhány felszerelés igénybevétele további költségeket vonhat maga után.
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Ez a szálloda a(z) LEED Silver keretében olyan harmadik fél általi hitelesítési programban vesz részt, amely független módon hitelesítette. A harmadik fél általi hitelesítés azt méri fel, hogy a szálloda milyen hatást gyakorol a környezetre, közösségre, kulturális örökségre és helyi gazdaságra. A szálloda környezetkímélő turisztikai gyakorlatának objektív kiértékelését olyan auditor végezte, amely a harmadik fél általi hitelesítési programtól függetlennek számít.
Az alábbi kikapcsolódási lehetőségeket a szálláshely területén, vagy annak közelében lehet igénybe venni. A szolgáltatásokért esetenként külön kell fizetni.
A következő díjakat és kauciókat a szálláshely a szobaszerviz során, illetve érkezéskor vagy távozáskor számítja fel.
A fenti lista nem terjed ki minden részletre. A díjak és kauciók nem minden esetben tartalmazzák az adót, ezenkívül az összegük változhat.
A plusz személyekért külön díjat számíthatnak fel, amelynek mértéke a szálloda szabályzatától függően eltérő lehet.
Az esetlegesen felmerülő költségek miatt bejelentkezéskor fényképes személyazonosító okmány és hitelkártya vagy készpénzes kaució szükséges.
A különleges kérések bejelentkezéskor, a rendelkezésre állás függvényében teljesíthetők. Felhívjuk figyelmét, hogy ezen kérések teljesítése nem garantált, és esetenként felár fizetését vonhatja maga után.
West of the Willamette River, downtown offers a celebrated skyline, walkable streets, and a lively arts scene. Visitors shop tax-free at Powell's Books and Portland Saturday Market, a craft lover's paradise. Area festivals include Cinco de Mayo and the Oregon Brewer's Festival. The Oregon Zoo, the swank Pearl District, and the inviting Pioneer Courthouse Square are other noteworthy attractions.
Az összes szálloda megtekintése itt: Portland"Private party"
We had a 40th party there, and we were treated very well. Everyone was willing to work with us, from the Valet parking to the kitchen staff. It was a great experience and I would do it again. Thanks NinesHotels.com visszajelzések
Stayed at the Nines with my daughter while she recovered from knee surgery. The Bellmen/Valets went far above the call of duty to make sure we had everything we needed when we needed it. Truly remarkable attention to detail. I have traveled the world and have not found any better.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Hip but nothing special"
For Portland this might be as good as it gets, but the room was adequate at best. No personal amenities such as q-tips, cotton balls, etc. Minimal storage for clothes with no dresser to speak of with a postage stamp closet. Free internet was nice and for the most part the staff was accommodating but not very well informed. Great location though, but […] $39 for parking seemed excessive . Be prepared for some noise though since that property is an old converted department store. Ask for a room that faces out since the one that face the courtyard are dark. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"outstanding service"
Impeccable professional service, beautiful hotelHotels.com visszajelzések
Loved the Nines. Will be coming back next year. Everything was perfect.Hotels.com visszajelzések
Great staff - very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed our stay. Great location downtown.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Very nice stay"
We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. Very friendly staff and always accommodated our requests. The Urban Farmer is a great restaurant.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Wow..pretty amazing hotel!"
Amazing hotel, great service, great location and amazing food options on premise.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"The Nines"
GreatHotels.com visszajelzések
"Gorgeous Hotel!"
Amazing mid-century modern decor in the rooms, modern art throughout. Service was wonderful, restaurants and bars were great, and you're right in the heart of downtown. Highly recommend!Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Great location"
Trendy&funHotels.com visszajelzések
"average not great"
14th floor is not really a view room as the columns on the exterior are right in front of the windows block the view. The windows do not open even a crack for outside air; the room was stuffy like being in an airplane. Bring your own soap and hair products because if you take a bath you cannot reach or access the locked dispensers...no cu-tips, cotton […] balls etc. no morning paper, no in room coffee,"free" drinking water not left in room. This is not a five star hotel but the valet staff are 5 star. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Well appointed, well situated"
Lovely, luxurious hotel. If youre a shopper, cannot beat location (above Macy's and just over a block from Nordstrom). Fitness facility well equipped and clean -- appreciated fresh fruit and water and hand towels set out for guests. Pulling up to hotel to valet car a little disorganized. Not a lot of room to pull in -- we ended up circling around waiting […] for the limited loading zone to open up. Valet parking was a pricey addition of $40. The recorded woman's voice in elevator announcing "lobby". Sounds like "laaabby" made me laugh every time! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"We walke to the history museum, the rose garden, E"
Very beautiful room, great food, views from Departures, all was terrificHotels.com visszajelzések
"Great Stay!"
Excellent! Enjoyed the hotel very much. Staff was very nice. Got upgraded to club level - which was really nice. Received free drinks & more.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Nice hotel with great downtown Portland location"
We had a very small room but the bed was comfortable. All the staff we encounterd were very nice and accommodating. The only annoying thing was the random clicking sound from the air conditioning fan, which we told the front desk about but they never fixed it.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great location but not 5 star"
Awesome location, but there was still hair in our shower from the last guest which makes you wonder how well they cleaned everything else. The vents in the bathroom were covered in dust and the bellhops didn't offer to carry my wifes huge suitcase. Great location, but overall not impressed.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Free Wifi"
The place was nice and I give them major points for free the free wifi. But this five-star property was significantly more expensive (ie, double) than four-star places next door (ie, the Hilton) and to be honest I'm not quite sure what more you get. There's no pool, our window was obstructed, the room was small and the fridge was so crammed with mini-bar […] items you couldn't fit a cup of yogurt in. Don't get me wrong. We enjoyed our stay and everything was comfy. But I would have been just as comfy at the Hilton...and the have a pool! További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Great Time"
First night out since our second child and we couldn't have picked a better place.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Vibrant atmosphere"
Easy access from airport, central location, helpful staffValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Grand finish to a wine country visit."
Hotel staff was excellent in every way. Location to dinning, entertainment and shopping is excellent. Enjoyed utilizing the TriMet rail line that provided inexpensive, convenient transport to so many locations. One issue with room, unchanged bed linens, was immediately addressed by manager on duty and generous compensatoin was offered. The benifits […] of staying on the 12th floor are worth every penny spent to upgrade! További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Beautiful hotel in downtown Portland."
Wonderfully designed hotel with great staff. The restaurants are great and the location in the heart of downtown is so convenient for business and personal travel.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"very comfortable stay!"
The hotel has nice environment, fantasitic location and great food. Vert recommended!Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Excellent hotel, excellent location"
Loved the hotel... great staff, the beds provide an amazing sleep, location is fantastic. Would definitely stay there again. Make sure to get upstairs to the lounge for a drink and view of the city.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
The Nines is: super friendly (from the doorman to wait staff at Urban Farmer), stylish (in a good way), respectful (no maids banging on the door until 10), and great location (can walk to everything). Only complaint was temperature of room where I couldn't get it cold enough (in April when it was cold outside) to sleep comfortably, but I would totally […] stay here again. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Great weekend getaway"
A wonderfully comfortable and quiet room. A perfect location in downtown Portland.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
I had higher expectations of a five star hotel that was this spendy. It looked very attractive online but it was like that hot new club that all the cool kids go to. Had I known that, I would have stayed away. They have the most ridiculous elevator system that is ineffective and keeps you waiting. Rooms were nicely furnished and beds were comfortable […] but rooms were also very small. Our toilet got backed up and the water pressure in the sink was practically non existent and temperature was difficult to maintain. Back to the elevator again, needing to have your room key to get to your floor - having to slide it into a slot in the elevator - was a huge pain. It didn't always work...I watched other guests struggle with it. Again, I get it...you are exclusive, but can't you find another way to keep things secure that doesn't inconvenience your guests? Will stay at the Governor next time...they have it down to a science. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Not deserving to be on the luxurious list"
Sonor isolation was very poor, heard neighbors making all kinds of noise starting around 4:00AM, cleaning lacking supervision, nothing like a four season or even a Sofitel. Quality of in rooms breakfast was very poor. No bathrooms robes nor slippers. Basic channels on TV, Motel 6 has better offers Rooms are too bright at night due to lights in the Lobby, […] even with curtains pulled. took 1/2 hr to retrieve car at Vallet....Definitly not your typical Luxury Hotel További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"The nines is the best hotel in Portland!"
Everything about this hotel was fabulous. We will definitely stay there everytime we are in Portland!Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Will stay at The Nines any chance I get!"
Loved this hotel will stay again next time we're in Portland. Spent $20 extra dollars for a room with a city view and technically you could see city from in between the faux balcony thing. Not that big of deal just a little irritating! Departure was fabulous! Really Great food, drinks, decor try the signature martin Indochine. Urban Farmer was not that […] impressive for the price. Random side note....Henry's (on 12th) for brunch blew our minds haha! Bottom line stay at The Nines it's wonderful! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"A very nice hotel in Portland"
stylish rooms and Lobby. Also on property, a good restaurant, The Urban Farmer.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
Your web site was misleading. You advertised two bed room and two bed room on atrium. I paid for the two bed room thinking it was a city view. Turns out both rooms were on atrium. Hotel insisted it was on atrium side. Felt misled.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"wonderful stay"
very friendly and accommodating hotel staff. loved the eclectic art,and the water and chocolate brownie every nite when our bed was turned down. location, location. perfect for enjoying the vibe of downtown. loved our stay!Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"love this hotel"
Young and energetic but without the pretense. Service is wonderful.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"very nice hotel"
great hotel especially for the price. my only issue was that I didn't ask for a wake up call but they gave me a 4:30 am wake up call presumably dialed the wrong room. thanks for that guys.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great decor', but lacks cleanliness in the room"
My wife and I stayed at The Nines because of its beautiful interior design (from their website). We had a discounted rate so we did not pay as much for the room(although it was still well over $200). It was the first for both of us staying in a "luxury" hotel so we had high hopes. The hotel itself (lobby, service, valet, ect) were excellent. The room […] however, was a HUGE disappointment. The décor/design and color scheme was beautiful, but there were way too many "suspicious" stains on the their furnitures (specifically the sofa). We could not believe that a hotel like this would allow such a filthy furniture to exist in their rooms. The comforter/duvet also had stains on it. Their bed only had a fitted sheet and a comforter (no flat sheet and only 2 pillows). So, for what we came to expect, this was a definite disappointment. Luckily we didn't pay the full price for the room, but even with the discounted rate, this hotel was still subpar. We stayed at the Westin Hotel just around the corner from here a few months ago with much cleaner rooms for half the price. As far as the location, parking is pretty much $40/day or plan on parking 3 blocks away from the hotel for something a little less expensive. You are however pretty much located in the heart of downtown so if that's your plan, then this location is great. Overall, I would not recommend staying in this hotel unless you need to use it for a specific reason and hopefully for a substantially discounted rate. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Just Wonderful!!!"
Thanks to all 'The Nines' staff for being so kind and informative. Great comfortable bed and bath. Just great!Hotels.com visszajelzések
Nines can't range for 5 star, only location convenience to all venue. Other than that nothing good. With my experience to many countries, only can range 3 star. Near by there is Hilton Hotel which I will recommend to others, 5 star hotel, with cheaper price, big lobby and have own parking lot. Just 3 blocks away from Nines. While Nines reception area […] was so tiny and on the 8th floor, no parking lot, everytime have to line up outside the busy road. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"A wonderful time"
loved the fact that the way the hotel and room were decorated was not like every other hotel you stay in. Everything was exceptional. Not a single complaint. Be sure to go to the deck on the 15th floor for an amazing view.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Beautiful Hotel!"
This is a great hotel choice in Portland. The place is clean, perfectly located, and nice size rooms. The workout room is one of the best I have seen at a "city" hotel. And we had a great weekend rate from hotels.com!Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Great hotel!"
I really enjoyed staying at the Nines. The hotel and rooms were beautiful. Departure restaurant on top of the hotel is amazingValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Worst luxury hotel of my 30 year travel experience"
The rooms at this hotel are about as big as a most closets! The staff was not willing or able to create the environment of a luxury hotel. I would not recommend this hotel as a luxury option for travelers of any kind.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"beautiful hotel"
Expensive valet, almot 40 a night and no coffee in the room, but great hotel and nice people.Hotels.com visszajelzések
Our stay at the Nines was sheer perfection and quite enjoyable! The only negative was the girl at the reception desk for the restaurant/bar at the top of the hotel. She was very rude and told us that there would be at least an hour wait, while the gentleman standing next to her said he could take up right away! She did this to all patrons! She has dark […] chin length hair and black rim glasses! She should not be working with people!!!!! További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"One of the jewels of Portland"
I have stayed at the Nines many times and it is always such a beautiful experience. This past weekend was a girls weekend to celebrate a good friends birthday and the staff and facility could not have been nicer. Our weekend was perfect thanks in a large part to the Nines.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Fun for couples"
Had the best steak of my life at Urban Farmer, even scored on a personal "CHEF TOUR" of the kitchen operation. It was incredibleValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Location and Comfort"
A really stylish hotel with a cool contemporary decor and great service. From check in to check out everything worked flawlessly here. Staff is really friendly and helpful. Rooms are elegant and cozy. The bed is super comfortable and the bathroom is also great, roomy and with great water pressure. The lobby is on the 8th floor and it has some nice […] artworks and an atrium with chairs and sofas for you to relax and enjoy the nice environment. The location of the hotel is also great. Walk two blocks up to Alder Street between 9th and 11th and you will find a really big food truck pod, which is the best way to explore Portland's famous street food scene. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Soccer Hotel"
Saw lots of MLS players there in town for a tourney. Hotel was great, everything we hoped it would be for a romantic night in Portland.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Very modern hotel. Awesome service!"
I love the modern interior of the hotel. Everything is so clean. I asked for 30 ballons and rose paddles for my room, and the staff did an excellent job of making that happen. My griend and I are both very satisfied with the stay.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Perfect weekend getaway"
This hotel had helpful and friendly staff. The atmosphere was delightful and whimsical at times. Food was interesting and delicious. I would definitely recommend itValódi Expedia visszajelzések
Az itt található visszajelzések és értékelések a vendégek és szolgáltatók szubjektív véleményei, és nem feltétlenül egyeznek meg a Hotels.com véleményével. Sem a Hotels.com, sem a visszajelzések tartalmát megjelenítő felek nem vállalnak semminemű felelősséget a visszajelzések felhasználásából származó károkért.
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Entry Title: " Empty Spaces" Name: Katerina Belkina (Tumanova), Russian Federation Category: Professional, Collage Entry Description: Big city like something as independent, living and nonliving at the same time, like artificial intelligence. Nevertheless, it is void if it's without people. Sometimes we feel the same emptiness inside. We want to fill it but we fill the empty spaces outside: apartments, houses, cars, districts. We find all our accomplishments are an illusion, and material goods – imaginary. Lonely heroes who have found refuge in safe and comfortable surroundings in the middle of paranoiac anxiety of urban landscapes, are in the paradoxical position of concentrated despair. It is this feeling that comes to the people in a contemporary city.
Born in Russia, Samara. Education - Design at Department of advertising. Art-college of Petrov-Vodkin, Samara. School of Photography, Samara Lives and works in Moscow.

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Wind River Range > Gannett Peak > Climber's Log
Gannett Peak Climber's Log
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mtnhxc | Route Climbed: Gooseneck Glacier Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2005 | |
I climbed Gannett during the third week of my NOLS course after comming up the Grasshopper and Gannett Glaciers from the Orange Wall. We camped at about 11,250' directly below the Grasshopper Glacier, and climbed the glacier and the ridge to the summitt the next day. The weather was perfect and the views were amazing, especially the sunrise from about halfway up the Gooseneck Glacier. We left the next day via Bonney Pass and Knapsack Col before camping about a mile west of Peak Lake. Excellent climbing and one of the most memorable parts of my course. | ||
Posted Nov 6, 2006 4:33 pm |
PellucidWombat | Nice Dayhike via Titcomb Basin-Gooseneck Pinnacle Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2006 | |
I had a twisted plan to hike this peak in less than 24 hrs RT from the Pole Creek Trailhead and on August 21st I carried out this plan with my friend Joel Wilson. We started out extremely sleep deprived, which slowed us down, but we still managed to complete the hike in 23:36! See our trip report for more info and photos. | ||
Posted Aug 24, 2006 8:42 pm |
osatrik | SHP # 36, in 1990 Date Climbed: Jul 24, 1990 | |
Number 36 of my 49 state high points, number 35 for Vanessa. We went with a group of 8 we hooked up with via Highpointers. We sat out a snow squall in a bergschrund on the way up, and waited out a thunderstorm above the Gooseneck Pinnacle on the descent. But what a wonderful adventure. We did a 5-day trip from the north (Debois) side, and had a packer bring in our climbing gear. | ||
Posted Aug 14, 2006 8:04 pm |
BobK | Approach via Glacier Trail, climbed via Dinwoody and Gooseneck Glacier Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2006 | |
We approached using llamas to carry most gear - great experience. Climb was enjoyable for the variety of rock, snow and glacier travel. Had snow on summit which turned to rain on descent directly down the Gooseneck Glacier. My partner slipped near the bottom and injured his back making the walk out painful. Great hospital in Lander if you need it. | ||
Posted Aug 4, 2006 7:07 pm |
Mountain Jim | Standard Route Date Climbed: Aug 8, 1993 | |
Long approach, but it's more than worth it. Beautiful peak in a beautiful mountain range. | ||
Posted Aug 2, 2006 2:31 am |
zoink | Elkhart-Titcomb-Northface Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2006 | |
Started from Elkhart went up Titcomb. Summited on the northface. Had to leave the glacier as a crevasse had openened up. Covered the last 700 or so verticle feet on rock. Took about 13 hours largly due to slowness on my part. | ||
Posted Aug 1, 2006 9:37 pm |
Alpinist | Cold Springs - Gooseneck Glacier Route Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2006 | |
Classic and challenging climb. My partner and I were the only ones on the mountain that day. This is my 16th state highpoint and the most challenging so far, mostly due to the long approach. Trip report. | ||
Posted Jul 30, 2006 8:04 pm |
SawtoothSean | Top of Wyoming Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2006 | |
Used the Elkhart Park Trailhead to Titcomb Basin the first day. Summitted without use of ropes or protection on day 2 and out on day 3. The glacier was mostly closed up and the steep snow was stable and great for steps. The most challenging part was the approach with a large pack. Save some weight and leave the pickets, ropes, harness, ice-screws home if your going in July and have some experience. | ||
Posted Jul 17, 2006 4:38 am |
IamLubos | june climb Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2006 | |
6 day trip from the Dubois side with 4 other guys. We summitted on the fourth day. The route to the top was much more technical than I had expected. Gannett makes Rainier feel like a walk in the park. However, it was a very rewarding climb with a superb scenery. TR is at http://www.iamlubos.com/highpoints/gannett/gannett.htm | ||
Posted Jul 7, 2006 2:44 am |
NanitaD | From Trail Lakes Ranch Date Climbed: Aug 8, 1993 | |
The "Woolly Bully" expedition hiked the Glacier trail by Double Lake, Star Lake, and Honeymoon Lake. On our second day we were excited when we finally glimpsed Gannett and our route up the Gooseneck Glacier. The next day we had a magnicificant day for our climb. Returning to our camp by about 4:00 we celebrated with backcounty "Yukaritas" made with limeade, Y.J. (Yukon Jack) and clean glacier snow. We mixed some "decent helper" made of Y.J. and wildberry punch to help us down boogie on down the unending switchbacks to the Trail Ranch Lakes trailhead. | ||
Posted Mar 31, 2006 1:06 am |
noggin | Rewarding Trip Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2005 | |
We spent two days hiking in to finally camp above the Titcomb Lakes. Haven't seen more rewarding sights than viewing Gannet for the first time once topping Bonney Pass. There was still plenty of snow in Titcomb Basin which made going up Bonney Pass much easier I think (no scree). There was no bergschrund, and gliassading down Gooseneck Glacier was fun. By having snow over Bonney Pass we (bc44caesar) could just glissade down it as opposed to a brutal walk down. I'd reccomend this time of year. However the mosquitoes below treeline were brutal (bug spray is essential). | ||
Posted Mar 7, 2006 1:26 am |
Rufio the Merciful | Route Climbed: Gooseneck Glacier via Titcomb Basin/Bonney Saddle Date Climbed: 08/10/2005 | |
Very smooth trip,,,Camped on pass two nights. Experienced a nasty storm on the second evening after summitting. Got a 4AM start,,,on summit before 10. Snow conditions were agreeable though the edges of everyone's favorite snow bridge were buckling by our descent. Overall, I think it was pretty solid. I took a digital video camera up the mountain and got some great footage,,,with some editing and musical additions, a documentary of great personal value was made. The summit footage is a great escape down on 'civilized' soil. Mosquitoes were as bad as everyone says. They were worse in fact. My crewmates looked like Pig Pen with that relentless black cloud buzzing around their heads. Honestly, the approach was as rewarding as the summit. Simply beautiful. RTM | ||
Posted Jan 9, 2006 8:31 pm |
whip | Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: June 16, 2005 | |
Great climb, mixed route, personally a first as far as technical peak ascents. Weather was perfect for the entire day, but more noticably we were treated to a beautiful sunrise just before crossing the bergshrund. | ||
Posted Dec 19, 2005 5:21 pm |
montana boy | Route Climbed: Gooseneck Glacier/via Gannet cirque Date Climbed: July 9, 2005 | |
Sweet climb on a beautiful day. Summit ridge was icy snow and felt very "alpine". | ||
Posted Dec 6, 2005 12:13 am |
asmrz | Route Climbed: The North Face Date Climbed: August 29th, 2005 | |
Penelope May and I climbed the North Face in 20 hours RT from Titcomb Basin on August 29th, 2005. The route was wonderful snow, ice and easy 5th class rock journey combined with huge ammount of hiking and quite a bit of glacier crossing. We brought rope and rock/ice gear but found the route just good enough not to have to rope up for it. The route is (IMHO) wonderful alternative to the often climbed Gooseneck Pinnacle Ridge route and not too hard. In late season (September, October) this might be really good mixed technical route. Recommended. | ||
Posted Oct 21, 2005 10:05 pm |
millerw05 | Route Climbed: Goosneck Glacier Date Climbed: August, 1990 | |
Long trek in, but certainly well worth it. Snow bridge was solid and used some pro heading up. Got my first taste of altitude sickness on this climb. Roped and belayed crossing the bridge on descent due to sickness. | ||
Posted Sep 15, 2005 1:33 pm |
cackalackyclimber | Route Climbed: Gooseneck Glacier via Titcomb Basin/Bonney Saddle Date Climbed: August 27, 2005 | |
Perfect weather for our 4 days in the Wind Rivers, and the mosquitoes weren't bad at all. Made camp at the lower end of Titcomb Basin, which made for a VERY long summit day. Some firm snow still remains up Bonney Saddle (that's not a pass in my book), but lots of loose rock makes it very unpleasant, especially on the return in the dark. The glaciers were nice and firm with some respectable crevasses, but nothing too serious. The snowbridge over the schrund was still passable, but rather thin. We belayed across just in case, and rapped past on the decent. We were the only people on the mountain that day, and the first to sign the summit register in 3 days. An awesome climb! | ||
Posted Sep 1, 2005 12:52 pm |
amcfarre | Route Climbed: Glacier Trail - Gooseneck Glacier Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2005 | |
Our 5 person group spent 3 days hiking in (no horse packers) on the Glacier Trail and camped in the last large patch of trees before the moraine. This gave us a more sheltered basecamp, but added about 45-60 minutes round trip to our summit day. However, this is a much easier summit day than starting from Titcomb. Snow bridge was in good shape and we probably saw 20 other people on the mountain that day. We left camp at 7am and summitted by 11am. We took a direct route to the glacier from the moraine and didn't get onto Dinwoody Glacier. Didn't spend much time on the summit with lowering dark clouds. The rain held off until we were back in the moraine, but then we got dumped on. Full trip report and photos | ||
Posted Aug 25, 2005 10:01 am |
dunsum | Route Climbed: Gooseneck Glacier Route Date Climbed: 15 Aug '05 | |
Gooseneck Glacier Route from Titcomb Basin - climbed with Joe Bullough in just about 10 hours round trip. Fun route; made a quick scamper up the Gooseneck Pinnicle which, I learned upon getting to the top, leans quite frighteningly to the south. | ||
Posted Aug 22, 2005 1:14 am |
Steve Gruhn | Route Climbed: Pole Creek Trail/Seneca Lake Trail/Indian Pass Trail/Upper Titcomb Basin/Dinwoody Pass/Gooseneck Ridge Date Climbed: July 26, 2005 | |
Fun climb. The snow bridge over the Gooseneck Glacier bergschrund was rotting out as we descended. One of my partners developed HAPE symptoms atop Dinwoody Pass and turned back. | ||
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07-25-2007, 04:40 PM #12judging from what side he mounts it to, I'd say he uses it in replacement of the fan on the motor...
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07-25-2007, 06:58 PM #13I normally toss the stock fan and clutch head, as it just wears out the water pump and is not needed. the elec fan moves enough air for the motor an cooling...mike
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07-26-2007, 02:18 AM #14well we took her out for a drive. it was 95 outside and the fan turned on at halfway on the stock temp guage and it cycle on and off. i might change the fan controler to turn on alittle higher and off alittle higher so the fan in off more but it should be good. i take her back out in the am....mike
07-26-2007, 09:35 AM #15Very "Cool" Mike!
Excellent write up, and awesome timing for me. I'm about to drop my engine back into my burb, and I'd really love to lose the clutch fan, and go electric, but not at $200+ for an electric setup.Patrick
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07-26-2007, 10:30 AM #16this swap runs between $60-70 depending on cost of the junk yard fan the other hih dollar item is the constant duty relay---chek around as i seen it go from $15-60 by itself. tractor supplys seem to have the best price or look at the junk yard in 4X4s or motorhomes and converted van and limios for it i find them time to time and most alway all work (i bought a new one and it was junk and the free one i got from the junk yard is installed and working fine at this time....mike
09-13-2007, 02:07 PM #17I just want to say, thanks!
I used your write up as a model for my conversion from clutch fan to electric.
The junk yard only had a fan setup from a lincoln. I think they said it was from a Mark IV. It was $100. Not a cheap fan, but not entirely unacceptable either.
It's a dual fan setup, and has three speed settings. I'm not sure of the specs. What I am sure of is that I have it set on the lowest speed setting, and the engine fluctuates between 165-180F, sitting still with high idle, and a 180F thermostat.
My radiator core is 17x34, and the fan assembly is 16x33, so it's got great coverage. It's also running on a 30 amp fuse, so the standard 30amp relay would be fine.
Plus, it's so much quieter than that clutch fan I had before. It sounded like a plane warming up on the tarmac.Last edited by TrailLeadr; 09-14-2007 at 11:16 PM.
09-13-2007, 08:27 PM #18That was awesome of Mike to share his idea. That will be great for your truck Patrick. I'm next in line for that conversion , when I get my project truck going.
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09-14-2007, 03:20 PM #19I want an electrical fan on the Savana, I was looking at FlexLite but it cost a lot of money $500 . Going to the junkyard isn't an option for me the radiator on an European car is to small
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09-14-2007, 03:42 PM #20just look for the big trucks in the graveyard...like a public transportation bus, or virtually anything with a diesel pusher...they should all have electric fans since they're usually transverse mounted. Either that, or just the simple fact that they're in the back...they can't pull enough air in ;)
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Frayed Air is a survival experience thats been in conceptual thought for a long time. The first preview was posted years ago but was sceptical if the project could run efficiently. Now the project is back and this time its coming.
The game is about surviving in the city as long as you can, no where is safe and you must explore the world and ration everything that you find. You can only win the game by finding an exit point with a final showdown with the enemies around you, however the earlier you leave the worst score you get. You must stay as long as you can handle it and leave alive, if you die you STAY dead and you lose all hopes for a final score. The longer you stay, the harder it becomes.
You create your very own custom character with the freedom to dress and wargear up as you like with the items you find throughout the city. You travel the city by a maples grid hoping to add to your collection of survivability. Each area is randomly generated, maybe a supply drop or an enemy ambush.
Although I wouldve like the game to have multiplayer, its complicated enough for single player with all the various actions to commence, and data to hold. However since the game is scoring, you compete with other players as the best survivor possible, as well to show off your characters visual appeal. There will be protection to prevent close gaming deaths, so dont bother doing this.
- Hundreds of items and weapons. Expect guns and useful weapons to be uncommon.
- Various enemy types aside from the basic enemy. Each one adds to the challenge and requires different tactics to defeat each one.
Multiple locations from Hospitals to Alleyways & Rooftops to even the horrible inevitable sewer level. You might even encounter weather changes.
- Detailed Health. Limbs of your bodies have separate health and must be tended to. You will also need to constant stock on food & water and the occasional medicine.
The development stats of your character, add and build upon talents and realistic inspired fighting skills to breach through the hordes of enemies.
The skills of crafting to make your weapons through scraps and parts if you are having trouble finding weapons to add you.
- Difficulty. This is NOT a casual game, and while the start may be easy going you will play in fear of character death by the end. One life will MEAN one life.
- Survival Arenas. The end of the game and various events throughout your playthrough will encounter enemy surroundings in which you have to defend yourself from all sides from charging enemies.
- Multiplayer. Ive already explained earlier, but this game is a single player experience that your story can be shared with others.
- Bases and Vehicles. I have conceptual ideas for these twos but may be dropped to focus on the core of the game. They might exist in one form or another
- Editor. When you have the editor you will ruin the mystery of what to find and you will always have to make your character throughout the game.
- Multiple Characters. Detailing one character is hard enough, so you will only have one character per Frayed Air exe. But the level of detail will be worth the sacrifice.
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I hope you get to play this game one day but it will take some time. It will be limited but it the best effort possible out of the skills Im able to do. The project will official be underway in a month while I finish some other things, but I will let you know the progress of the game and examples of features.
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This project is going to be hard, It's going to be covered in so much detail that it be heart breaking if the game collapses with too much information.
I might need to test gameplay ideas in a short examples game to see if it can hold up well.
Since i'm not a coder, it's difficult with coming up with good ideas when I'm lacking multiplayer & good A.I (Frayed Air can work around these and be a great game with the right loopholes), so this test game might be something pretty simple.
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In continuation of my old work. Here is what an perspective example of the game would look like.
It's not bird eye view or platformer camera, it's a mix of the two.
Please note this is only for camera purposes and the final game will not look like this.
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I've always called them gullwings as this is clearly the coolest name for them. Curly brackets is probably the best if you want people to know what you're talking about. | |||
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The Chicago Manual of Style refers to them as "braces". You will find this use of the word "brace" to be supported by dictionary definitions. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/brace?show=1&t=1341592270 http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/entry/brace http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/brace | |||||||||||||||||
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Meh, if they have to make a new socket for early 2013 to make their new architecture work, that's fine. Look at AMD holding themselves back with the same sockets and chipsets for the last few years to respect "compatibility." You would think they would have to change the pin map *significantly* at least once within the last nearly 6 years to make something NOT resemble an Athlon 64 X2? You wouldn't use a Pentium III Coppermine board for a 3.8GHz P4 EE, would you?
Sounds interesting. I don't mind the change in motherboards required for a new architecture, as compatibility often puts constraints on performance and compatibility.
Do you really think they couldn't of managed it with their current socket? ( not nesscerily this one as I don't know all the details, but the others they've done and are out now) It's defitnitely a deliberate way to make people upgrade their entire system rather than just one part.
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Agreed. With the budget of their R&D department, which could be the one of a small country, i really don't think they can change socket every two years. As architecture advance, there will be necessary socket changes, but they don't act like they're trying avoid it. And god it fit with the intel attitude of these last years: Dominate. And charge whatever you like amount of cash for that performance.
Could be, but without having the fine details of both architectures, I wouldn't want to speculate one way or the other. There could be little gotchas here and there that would hold things back significantly. Could be also be a mix of profiteering and technical improvement for all I know. Dunno without said details. Since when? I'm shocked!
Why would they bother to avoid it? Something like 95% of their processors are sold to people who don't know what a socket is, in a generic box with a power button that makes the screen run some funny windows program. EDIT: Of course there is the cost incurred on partners who have to develop and engineer new motherboards.
Oh god yes, that does sound like the clueless 95% of users. Cue my workplace... "makes the screen run some funny windows program." Excellent, love it.
99% don't change mobos nor processors so... and we the elite don't care, even better, we love to change'em moar and moar, we have spare time and money to burn haha no seriously: mobos are of the few parts that still contain excitement and evolution!
Who care's if it's a new socket every 2 years, it was a new chipset every 2 years with LGA775 that you needed to buy a new motherboard for if you wanted the latest chip, there's no difference.
I think it's fine for a company to change their product line every two years. As long as the change is a process of technological innovation then why complain? I've had my x58 for over 2.5 years now. I know there are folk out there with much older set ups still going strong. Nobody forces us to buy a new platform - it's a freedom we get to choose. There really is no point trying to pin your product evolution on the premise that we must please our users (especially if that premise holds back our development). If we've pleased our users enough, then the product they've got should last comfortably for more than two years. Upgrading is a choice, not an obligation.
Yes, which will be used for embedded systems. I've been less than impressed with the current embedded core i series offerings, these Haswell chips should provide what I'm looking for.
Exactly. Plus, there will likely be stuff like full SATA 6Gb/s controllers and built-in USB 3.0 by then.
It didn't have to be that way. I still have ASrock 775Dual-VSTA motherboard with VIA PT880 chipset that was made for Pentium 4/Pentium D. It works with at least 4 generations of CPUs. From 90nm Pentium 4 to 45nm Core 2 Duo. Got both DDR1/DDR2 and AGP/PCIe support too.
funny how the great intel is still only bringing out 4 core cpus in 2013 according to those slides - surely the slides must be only pointing to the lowest end haswell cpus rather than 6, 8 and 12 core cpus. I remember a few years ago there was this big hoo haa over by the time 2012 hits, we'll be seeing up to 32 core cpus - granted this was just a prediction. If competition was as fierce as it was back then, then i suppose we probably could have seen an increase to at least 20+ cores. Since then though we've all found out that by simply slapping on more cores is no good either...coughbulldozercough.
Yeah, that's one thing I like about AsRock, they bring out these handy hybrid mobos that no one else does. More companies should follow their lead in this respect, I think.
I'm sure Intel would love it if you bought a new motherboard every two hours. Thing is, it's really not up to Intel but the end-user. In two years will you need a new motherboard/CPU if you're using something from their existing lineup? Doubt it.


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It's hard not to feel it has some relationship to that divisions.
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That's what's been happening in America -- fantasies crafted in teachers' lounges are no longer -- from an American sees right through them.
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Which I'm sure one upset you because there's zero chance you're listening to me right now.
Yup there was -- Fox News if there was no other voice is we know it don't we never would've known about Al Gore's opinions.
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The storms are getting stronger the stronger storms are getting.
More frequent and you know this is the second time in two years.
That part of Manhattan has been shut down and it did you know that didn't use.
Happened like this.
But the evidence is now so overwhelming.
That's stunningly ignorant -- stunningly deceptive what Al Gore said he doesn't know what he's talking about an ever since he shot his mouth off about Katrina we've seen total global tropical activity.
Go to record low levels just because something happens in your backyard two years in a row.
It has nothing to do with the total picture.
Are what he's -- saying that from the fifties did this the fifty or 6010 major hurricanes.
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Riley also had a climate change expert on tried to could -- Prove that -- -- because their game.
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When it comes to the frequency of hurricanes -- to still have a lot of questions.
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We don't know everything.
He's the greatest climate change expert I've ever.
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Tattoos is fun, and most of the people has at least one nowadays.
I thought it would be fun to have a tattoo-thread, for us who have this interest and share pictures, experiences and such...
So, take pictures and show your ink people!
No matter if you got a little sun on your foot or fully covered,
always fun!
Show your tattoos!
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Sunset Park: Summary and book reviews of Sunset Park by Paul Auster
Paul Auster is one of those writers who is always multitasking. His stories are never about just one thing, and you can never be sure what's going on behind the scenes until you turn the last page. This is why I hate him, not to mention envy him. And also why I love him... The point here, as with every Auster novel I've read, is that the story of our lives is not the same thing as life itself. The story is just how we make sense of it all. (Reviewed by Beverly Melven). Full Review (865 words). Media Reviews
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6 Servings?
Oh, Trish. If only this was 7 servings we could prepare it for a weeks worth of meals.
I guess we could just diving the 6 into 7 servings?
It sounds delicious! Thank you!
Submitted by TrishFAVAOCoach on
When I picture America's Independence Day in my mind, it's full of color. Colorful parades, clothing, blue skies, pool parties, hot air balloons, Americana decor, candy, fireworks, face painting, barbecues, car shows, and food. All of this color got me thinking...how about a colorful FAVAO pasta salad?
This flavorful pasta dish is perfect for any summer celebration and since it has a balance of protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats. It can easily be substituted for your lunch or dinner. Make a batch for the holiday and it's sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Be careful...there just might be fireworks in your mouth!
Cook chicken and pasta. Sauté mushrooms and spinach in a frying pan. In a small bowl whisk together vinegar and Italian dressing mix (you can do more or less depending on how strong you want the flavor). In a large bowl, combine all ingredients including dressing. Mix well. Chill in fridge and serve.
Makes 6 servings. About 290 calories per serving.
Oh, Trish. If only this was 7 servings we could prepare it for a weeks worth of meals.
I guess we could just diving the 6 into 7 servings?
It sounds delicious! Thank you!
Margo - yes you can divide it into 7 servings for sure. I have taken this to several parties and also used it for a lunch. So yummy!!!!
Hello, I have found that Whole Wheat pasta is sticky, gummy and my tummy doesn't like gluten ... so I switched to Brown Rice Pastas.
Could we please also have the other nutrition information..fat, carbs, and protein? Thank you so much!