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+ Commission gives support for park
The Town Commission gave support for the new concept plan at Bayfront Park Recreation Center, which includes a new community center on the park's most northern parcel. Town staff will create a set of steps that need to be taken to deal with zoning, Comprehensive Plan changes and funding, so the commission can continue to make decisions regarding the project.
The town's Comprehensive Plan requires a baseball field to be a part of the plan, which had previously been removed from the concept plan.
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It took two meetings and more than two hours of combined discussion, but the Town Commission finally decided to allow the Planning and Zoning Board to review the controversial sign code in its entirety at its Thursday, April 16 regular workshop.
Five of the seven commissioners previously took issue with the fact that the planning board wanted to review the sign code and had planned to review it at the workshop.
But, instead, the commission considered Commissioner Gene Jaleski's idea to form an ad hoc citizens committee to review the code, before deciding to just let its planning board review the sign code.
Commissioners Jim Brown, Peter O'Connor and George Spoll and Mayor Lee Rothenberg reached a consensus to let the board review it at public hearings.
At the end of the discussion, O'Connor made his fellow commissioners laugh when he reminded them that the entire discussion could have been avoided if the item had not been removed from the consent agenda just 10 days earlier at their regular meeting.
+ Town accepts stimulus money
The Longboat Key Town Commission agreed to accept the $500,000 in economic-stimulus-package monies for the beautification of Gulf of Mexico Drive.
Trees, shrubbery, trash receptacles, benches and welcome signs are some of the items that the town can use what's left of the federal funds after design, which is expected to be approximately $350,000, said Public Works Director Juan Florensa.
Bidding for the project will begin soon, once town staff gives dimensions for new welcome signs on either end of the Key.
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BACKGROUND: A scientist at the University of California, Davis, has developed a device that can determine whether a bottle of wine has gone bad or not without opening the bottle. Ultimately the technology could save restaurants and wine sellers a great deal of money that is currently lost to spoilage.
HOW IT WORKS: MRI technology can detect bad wine by analyzing the chemical compounds found in the beverage. A bottle is placed inside a six-foot cylinder and bombarded with radio waves. The compounds found in bad wine, such as vinegar, absorb radio waves at different rates than wine that is still good, and thus doesn't contain those compounds. The device is more sensitive than a human palate, and can detect changes as small as a tenth of the industry's benchmark for bad compounds. It can even tell if a bottle of wine is about to turn, so that consumers can drink it before it's too late.
WHY WINE GOES BAD: If wine is stored improperly, it can turn into vinegar. Direct sunlight, heat, or a loose cork are among the most common mishaps that can spoil a bottle of wine. For instance, when oxygen seeps in through a loose cork, it causes the bacteria or yeast to convert the wine into vinegar. Wines are common considered spoiled if they contain at least 1.4 grams per liter of vinegar.
ABOUT WINE-MAKING: Making wine a very simple process, since wine is little more than fermented grape juice. It involves using yeast to convert the sugar in fruit -- usually some variety of grape -- into carbon dioxide and alcohol. The CO2 evaporates into the air, leaving behind wine. Still, winemakers must work hard to provide perfect conditions for nature to take its course. Despite their best efforts, each year there are large amounts of waste and surplus wine produced that don't meet industry standards for quality and flavor, and thus never make it into a bottle.


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POSITION -- Since 2008, President of Central Community College, a large rural Nebraska public institution with three campuses and four centers serving 25 counties and over 25,000 students annually.
PREVIOUS -- 25 years of community college executive experience as executive vice president, Central Community College; dean of academic services, Central Arizona College; vice president institutional effectiveness, planning, and technology, Community College of Denver; director of planning and research, Colorado Community College System. Also, research scientist, University of Denver.
AFFILIATIONS -- AACC Commission on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity; Postsecondary International Network President Elect; Community College Futures Assembly, Chair of CEO Futures Commission; American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment Executive Committee; Sustainability Education and Economic Development (SEED) initiative task force; Greater Nebraska Workforce Investment Board member; Rotary Club member, past president, and Paul Harris Fellow; North Central Association, Higher Learning Commission accreditation reviewer.
EDUCATION -- Ph.D., Experimental Social Psychology, University of Denver. Also, alum of Dartmouth College and Western Illinois University.
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An 87-year-old Le Center woman was injured in a vehicle rollover this morning southwest of Le Center.
Ruth D. Frederickson was driving a 1998 Buick Century west on Highway 99 about 10:30 a.m. and was at the highway's intersection with Le Sueur County Road 110 when the automobile left the roadway and rolled, the State Patrol said.
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Reposted from my 2008 column at Catholic Mom. I thought this would be nice for a mid-Lenten pick-me-up!
Too many times I have fallen in to the trap of pulling out the Measuring Stick!
You know the one. The one that compares your life, your children, your home school, your faith to others. How do we measure up, we might ask ourselves??? Are we doing enough, well enough, faithfully enough, lovingly enough, blah blah blah! This can be an all-too-easy pattern to fall in to and we must stop ourselves in our tracks, slap our hands, and put that stick AWAY!!
It's a little bit like driving in the fast lane, but going too slow. People keep passing you. Do you pull over, or speed up and try to keep up? What if you've got your signal on to get over but no one will let you in? They are so busy trying to keep up themselves that they don't even notice you...
For those of us who choose home education as a vocation alongside being a wife and mother, we are very good at trying to keep up with what everyone else is doing and we sometimes fail to notice when it's time to take a step back and look at the big picture. Sometimes it's imperative to get over into the slow lane so we can catch our breath, and just BE....with our children and our family. And this is NOT the time to bring out the measuring stick either! Our "measuring up" should be left to God and what we are doing everyday to bring Him and his Blessed Mother into our lives to keep us on track! And how about inviting some of those Saints in for a little tea and reflection time as well.
If you're feeling like you haven't got it all together like you may think others do, then it's probably time to turn off the computer, forget about checking email throughout the day, and disconnect for a little while so you can just chill with your kids. Fact of the matter is, you are doing God's work every day, period!!! Only HE can know if you're doing it well enough, lovingly enough, faithfully enough!
My personal pledge is not to try and measure up, except to what He wants me to do. I am asking Our Loving Mother to please bring me closer to Him who is all good and loving and forgiving of little 'ole me when I feel the urge to whip out my stick!
"That He might be made known."
I only want to be obedient to Him, maker of all good things. To find joy in the day to day happenings in our life, not to what others might think.
"Upon my servants and my handmaids I will pour out a portion of my spirit."
Well, this is good news to me as truly I depend on the Holy Spirit for guidance and I will gladly accept my portion. Hopefully with His help I can manage to portion out the better parts of ME to my family and discard the rest! As His servant and handmaid I can only trust in His grace and that of His loving and most gracious Mother.
If you are needing a little sojourn into the slow lane, but feel guilty about it because we just finished up with a large and enjoyable break for Christmas, ponder these ideas and see if any of them will stick (but leave the measuring stick in the closet):
Remember all the fun games you played over Christmas break?? All the baking and crafts??? Well, you don't have to abandon that frame of mind to keep it all going! Why not have a baking day every week during these longer winter days, there's nothing like the smell of something yummy baking to bring everyone's spirits around a bit! Combine the baking timer on the clock to your Read-Alouds! I'll bet three to four picture books could be read during those minutes ticking away!
What about a weekly arts and crafts time while listening to stories on the CD player, or combine that with your music appreciation time. There are so many lovely classical CD's you could listen to during this creative time. The kids will truly look forward to it, especially if you can plan ahead a little bit and have some art trays ready to go! It's still the perfect time for knitting and crochet projects too! Even the littlest can learn finger knitting, it's pretty cool!
Games anyone??? We had a blast with our new Settlers of Catan and Clue games over our break, we can't get enough of these ones!! Evenings by the fire playing a family game together is a wonderful way to perfect ourselves in His sight! He loves our domestic churches and would only encourage family game night, any day or night of the week!
The long and short of it here is this: Winter is long, winter is cold (unless you live in the South Pacific somewhere) and winter is a time for solace and turning inward. Just like a little hibernating chipmunk, it is okay in His eyes to let your heart beat a little slower, maybe a LOT slower and snuggle down deeper into that cozy nest.
I'm certainly not advocating abandoning all your lovely new years goals and resolutions that you have made, just keep them all in perspective. Keep them within reach and keep the measuring stick hidden away, far, far away.
You are perfect in his sight, and holy, and blessed.
"May the God of peace himself make us perfectly holy and may we entirely, spirit, soul, and body, be preserved blameless for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen."
I wish you many blessed un-measured days of peace and perfection! And prayers for your remaining Lenten journey to the Cross of Our Lord and His Resurrection!


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A summer breeze
Original post made by Hal Bailey on Apr 30, 2008
As we take a deep breath after months of discussion of community, infrastructure, economic development, and use of our environment, we are ready for the calm of summer. Among e-exchanges and this Town Square Forum all of the subjects were reviewed in-depth and majority consensus was established for each subject considered. The June election will illustrate our consideration and consensus and then we will quietly rest throughout the summer.
In the Fall, our attentions will turn to the November elections and we will start new rounds of commentary and consensus on issues.
Joyous wishes this summer,
Hal Bailey
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Dear Hal and neighbors,
The summer breeze blows warm and fresh from the sea in Morro Bay. I wonder if your more public neighbors in the Alamo Community might wish to sponsor your lengthy visit to our south central coast. We have Zinfandel to taste and much laughter to enjoy.
I wish all my friends and neighbors in the Diablo Vista Region, including the Alamo Community, many moments of joy this summer.
Vincent, away in Morro Bay
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I don't know how to put videos on posts but here's the link to a YouTube video I found of the Alice in Wonderland credits with "Alice" playing: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHi1gifyLdU]Alice in Wonderland 2010 End credit animation - YouTube[/ame] I know it's really old but I just suddenly had the urge to watch it again and I wanted to post it for those who never saw the movie. It just seems a lot cooler to hear it with the actual movie than on its own. It's honestly one of her greatest songs EVER and I don't understand all the hate it gets. If you haven't seen the movie, I strongly suggest you see it because it's a really fantastic movie and "Alice" fits perfectly and it's really amazing to hear it at the end of the movie. If you don't like the song, hearing it at the end of the film may change your mind and make you look at it differently. But anyway, it's a really great song and it looks really cool with the credits so I posted it here for those who didn't see it. If anyone knows how to post the actual video that would be great.
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City council approves community project
At Tuesday's regular Creston City Council meeting, the city and Union County Development Association (UCDA) agreed to work together toward acquisition of a vacant property, 507 South Elm Street, for the purpose of improving the property as part of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
The acquisition of this property is part of an ongoing effort to clean up properties in the area and offer affordable housing to Creston residents.
In this agreement, the city council agreed to review the requirements as stated in the National Historic Preservation Act, approve project specifications and pass a resolution declaring the property beyond repair.
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The versatile Morgan Parra has been named as one of just three changes for France ahead of Saturday's Test against Samoa.
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I can't write about running.
And I can't write about nutrition.
Not today anyway. Not yet.
In fact, I am late with my article. But it seems every time I have sat down at my proverbial typewriter to write my next running or nutrition article, my heart aches. As much as I want to move on, write a thoughtful musing about running, it just feels wrong.
So instead, I thought I would share the advise I gave my children this morning as I sent them off to school. I may catch some flack for this, but I may also help someone. So, the potential to help (to me) outweighed any flack I might receive… so I will share.
Over the weekend, I did talk with my children about the horror in Connecticut, my home state. The act is so bad, the outcome so crammed with grief, I don't seem to be able to type it. Unspeakable.
And then, this morning, before sending them off to school with only the horror and fear and uncertainty feelings, and nothing else, I wanted to give them something else. I wanted to at least give them steps they could take. Oftentimes, we feel a tad better if there are hints of action plans. I wanted them to feel they could do something (even if they could not, we just don't know). I assured them it is highly unlikely. However, you do want a plan. To them, I said:
My youngest son told me I made him scared. That's really not what a mother ever wants to do. To frighten their child. But today, I told him I loved him too much to not scare him. Ugh.
May we never encountered the atrocities the children, teachers, families in Newtown had to. And if you get a moment, send a loving thought or prayer to the broken families.
Usually, I end my article happily, telling you to come follow me at my website, etc. But today, I will only ask that if any of this article spoke to you, please share it, forward it along, do something so that it may be useful to another soul. With love.


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Video: Talib Kweli — "Favela Love" (feat. Seu Jorge)
Talib Kweli revisits his Prisoner of Conscious LP, dropping the clip for the velvety Terrace Martin-produced "Favela Love."
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This is the shortest freestyle ever. Since it's Stalley that's probably good news for both of us.
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Waldorf Microwave XT
The Microwave XT is a great big orange polyphonic rackmount synthesizer. While combining the power of the Wave and the compact design of Waldorf's Microwave II, the XT adds a bit of knob-laden heaven. At first glance the top section completely resembles the 2-space rackmount version of the Microwave II. And then there are three more rack-spaces full of knobs and lots of knobs means lots of control.
As far as enhancements, the XT model has 20-bit DSP functions but that's about it. Its true power and features lie in the 44 hands-on knobs which make editing in real-time quick, easy and perfect for performance and studio work. All of the knobs transmit MIDI information as well!
The Synthesizer engine is relatively the same as the Microwave II and Wave synths that came before it. Digital wavetable synthesis and FM synthesis in which there are 64 waves that are mixed and combined into new sounds. The Microwave XT can easily emulate the sounds of the PPG wavetable synths as well as create squelchy acid-303 lines or boomy Moog bass. Also onboard is a nice arpeggiator, digital effects and more. The Microwave XT is definitely a powerful rackmount synth that can generate some highly unique and quality sounds. It is used by Astral Projection, The Crystal Method, Mirwais, and Cirrus.
It may initially be underwhelming if you don't tweak, but once you get into the menus and start changing parameters, you will be amazed at the possibilities. Highly recommended.
Here's some ambient XT demos I made:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rm4QaX njc8
- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - A few demo patches from Future Music CD, issue 97.
Audio Clip 2 - Some funky and fresh sounds from the Microwave XT
Manual - Read or download the complete and original owner's manual (in PDF format).
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 10 voice (expandable to 30)
- Oscillators - 2 oscillators per voice of DSP wavetable synthesis; 1 Ring Mod; 1 Noise Source
- Memory - 256 internal patches, 64 external card
- Filter - 6/12/24 LP/HP, FM Filter, Sin (x)-LP, Dbl LP/HP, 24/12 BP, Band Stop, Waveshaper
- VCA - 1 VCA, VCA ADSR, 1 Free Envelope
- LFO - 2 LFO's, sine, tri, square, random, S&H
- Effects - Chorus, Flanger 1 & 2, Autowah BP, Autowah LP, Overdrive, Delay, Amp Mod
- Keyboard - none
- Arpeg/Seq - 16 steps, 128 patterns
- Control - MIDI (8-parts)
- Date Produced - 1998
- Resources & Credits
Images from Perfect Circuit Audio.
Thanks to Chris Coccia for providing some information.
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Thanks for the birthday wishes but it not my birthday
A BIG CONGRATS on reaching 1.75M and your nice new ride! : ) Really awesome! You're one of only 3,579 of more than 8,000,000 GBs that have accumulated at least 1,750,000 points! Most GBs will never make it to 1M, but you have made it to 1.75M! You've done great here on GasBuddy and you should have many more good years ahead of you and you are on the right track! Keep going another million or more! Many GBs ahead of you have already retired! You're doing great, so keep going! Don't give up now, like so many of the GBs that reached 1M and 2M, then retired! Only 2,749 GBs have continued and made it to 2M, you can get there also! : ) Keep going like a PRO Toronto GasBuddy leading the way for others in GasBuddyland to follow! Have a nice week! Thanks buddy! Ron
thanks - and a belated congratulations on yours !! watch out for that guy chasing ya - see you !
Happy Thanksgiving! Have a wonderful day! Ron
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Almost all the time.
But as I prepare to send the proposal BACK to the best agent I've never had, I wanted to share something. I went to Wordle, and plugged in the manuscript.
Here's Frank's word cloud.
Wait! I don't see a word cloud! Is it just MY computer?
yep i dont see it either but....got you covered on the manuscript too...that is very exciting VM
There is a question mark where there should be a cloud, this question mark is the Editor asking you how much of an advance you would like .
Best wishes, good good good luck !!!
besitos, C
I don't see a cloud either. Still, I wish you the best of luck. Keep us posted!!
I don't see a word cloud either, but my fingers are crossed for you!
I don't see it either
I see it, but then again, I have superpowers. . . Good luck to you! I just published my book too - more fun than the law allows!
I,ve got a cloud, also is raining outside which is much needed in these parts.
Good Luck!
I see it too :) Everything is going to be awesome.
I see it! I'm so excited for you!
I see it... but I'm wondering if it means Frank learned a lesson from one teacher OR One teacher learned a lesson from Frank??? :D lol
That would make a cool part of the cover design.
I see the cloud, and Dawn, I thought the same thing. I love wordle it is so much fun.
And yes, it can be done as long as your children don't need any money! Maybe you will get some gift cards from your students...I just got one from Subway!
Nothing but luck, VM!
Don't forget to let us all know when we can buy it - it WILL be in ebook form, won't it?


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CeBIT 2010: Call for Papers for Open Source Forum
Linux New Media AG is organizing an integrated presentation series for the Open Source Forum at the CeBIT 2010 running March 2 through 6 in Hanover, Germany. Users from organizations and agencies as well as developers from the open source community are invited to apply for a free presentation slot up until January 7, 2010.
The Open Source Software theme will get an especially attractive venue in Hall 2 at CeBIT 2010. The "call for papers" is now officially open. We're looking for practitioners who can report on their experiences using free software in business and government. We're also seeking speakers from the open source community to present new and innovative projects as well as legal topics and technologies that characterize free sofware. Noteworthy topics already part of the conference program include open source solutions for cloud computing, security, Web 2.0, desktop and mobile networking. The complete presentation program will be available per live stream on streaming.linux-magazin.de and subsequently in the online archives for free.
Interested speakers can send their proposals with the title of the talk, information about the speaker and a short description of the content up until January 7, 2010 to email@example.com. Talks can be in English or German. The user-based talks and follow-up Q&As are scheduled for 40 minutes; the presentations of free projects should be 20 minutes each.
The title theme "Free and Open Source Software" at CeBIT 2010 will be accompanied by the "Open Source Forum" and "Open Source Project Lounge" that should provide software projects additional opportunities to present their work to the general public.
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Study Finds Bourbon Gives You A Tougher Hangover
Filed under: Spirits
A few weeks ago my colleague Carrie Coolidge recommended that holiday revelers steer clear of dark liquors. A new study backs that up, finding that compared with vodka, bourbon can result in a worse hangover. The study conducted by the Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies at Brown University involved 95 participants, aged 21 to 33 who were heavy drinkers. The participants drank either vodka or bourbon mixed with caffeine-free cola on one night. On a separate night they unknowingly drank a placebo. After they sobered up they filled out questionnaires and performed tests. REsearchers found that the bourbon made the drinkers feel worse but did not impair their ability to perform tasks.
Congeners, byproducts of alcohol fermentation which are partly responsible for the color of the liquor, may have an effect on hangover levels. According to a report on MSNBC the amount of congeners in bourbon is 37 times the amount in vodka. The results of the study will be published in the March 2010 issue of the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research.


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The newspaper said Cal Fire kept $3.6 million. According to records and interviews, the department used the cash for equipment purchases and training purposes.
The Times said the Department of Finance plans to investigate.
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Mexican Volcanoes > Iztaccihuatl > Climber's Log
Iztaccihuatl Climber's Log
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mxclimber | Route Climbed: La arista del sol Date Climbed: April 4 2004 | |
nice weather reached the summit at about 9 | ||
Posted Sep 16, 2004 11:38 am |
amcfarre | Route Climbed: Normal Date Climbed: Feb 12, 2004 | |
I enjoyed this climb far more than Orizaba. Much more interesting and with great views of Popo. Lots of pictures at: http://mcfarren.info/adam/outdoor/courses/mexico2004/ | ||
Posted Jul 15, 2004 5:11 pm |
esugi | Route Climbed: Ayoloco Glacier Date Climbed: February 19, 2004 | |
Left the Ayoloco Hut at 3:30 am and summitted at 7:15 am. Beautiful Day. The glacier was in terrible condition so we mainly stayed to the left through many gulleys and rock. We barely touched foot on the glacier. No affect of altitude at all. Drank lots of water. Perfect acclimitization climb! We did not see anyone else the entire day (not even from the normal route). It only took couple of hours to descend. We packed and headed back to La Joya and on to Orizaba! | ||
Posted Feb 28, 2004 6:08 pm |
Haliku | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: 27Jan 04 | |
We had beautiful weather. Left La Joya at 0200 under clear sky. Before the dawn it was cold and found us on the snowfields above the hut. We only crossed two glaicier areas, the belly and the crater to the summit. Conditions were completely dry. A storm a few days later blanketed all the high peaks in the region with a white coat. It took us 13+ hours roundtrip due to an teammate getting injured at 17,300 on the way down. | ||
Posted Feb 3, 2004 10:38 pm |
mtnfoto | Date Climbed: Jan 1976 and Feb 1993 | |
Lots more snow the first time I did it. Guided three clients in '93. | ||
Posted Jan 21, 2004 1:52 pm |
marke | Route Climbed: Ayoloco Glacier Date Climbed: November 24, 2003 | |
What a beautiful mountain!!! We arrived on November 22, and camped just below La Joya. The following day we carried to 14,400 feet on the high route to the Ayoloco Hut. Our summit day was hampered by weather, but we did manage to make it to the top of the Ayolodo Glacier at 16,600 feet!!! The white lady is more beautiful in person than I had ever imagined. --Mark, Scott, Nate | ||
Posted Dec 11, 2003 5:59 pm |
photo61guy | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: January 18, 2003 | |
After leaving La Joya we camped at about 14,300', and continued the next day to the summit. Great weather and photography. | ||
Posted Dec 10, 2003 2:10 am |
Robt | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: Nov. 28, 2002 | |
See John's TR: Mexico Day Hikes. | ||
Posted Nov 5, 2003 3:21 pm |
Brice Neugebauer | Route Climbed: Arista del Sol Date Climbed: 12 Feb 2003 | |
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Posted Aug 30, 2003 9:30 am |
dharmadog | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: November 2000 | |
Oh well, it can be done in a day but its a long haul especially those ups and downs on the return. Good weather and such a beautiful place up there on the glacier. | ||
Posted Aug 3, 2003 10:40 pm |
climber21 | Route Climbed: Arista del Sol Date Climbed: April 03, 2003 | |
We got to La Joya about six in the afternoon. We hiked from there to the hut, most of the time in the dark. It had snowed for the first time in a long time a couple days earlier, and on our hike up in the dark in snowed about two inches, and most of that fell in half an hour. We stayed at the hut for the night. Thursday morning we headed up the rest of the Knees and made it to the Belly Glacier (Ayoloco). Despite the recent snow, the signs of no fresh snow for quite a while were evident on the glacier. It was rittled everywhere with crevasses. We roped up and headed out on the glacier, though. About a third of the way across we decided to turn back as it was becoming too treacherous. Still, we had a great time, and everything was very beautiful. We are wanting more snow, though, to help the glaciers and effectively cover up some of those crevasses. =-) | ||
Posted Apr 11, 2003 9:14 am |
pacojgarza | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: March-15-2003 | |
This was the first of three volcanoes that we attempted to climb in five days, we tried to do it on a single push from La Joya with clowdy weather; two hours to the hut and 45 more minutes to the knees (5010m) where a storm forced us to retreat. Check my Orizaba trip report for details. | ||
Posted Apr 1, 2003 6:20 pm |
big_g | Route Climbed: Arista del Sol (Normal Route) Date Climbed: Feb 9, 2003 | |
What a great time and a personal altitude record until I climbed Orizaba a few days later. | ||
Posted Feb 21, 2003 9:07 pm |
climber21 | Route Climbed: South Side Date Climbed: February 19, 2003 | |
Just got back from Ixta today. We only made it to the summit on the Knees, but still an enjoyable time. A friend on the trip (who is one of the best rock climber's i've seen) got some altitude sickness, but i think he still enjoyed the trip. This was the driest i've ever seen it on ixta. We need snow! I was interested to get to the glaciers to see how much they've changed, if at all, but we didn't get that far this trip. | ||
Posted Feb 19, 2003 4:23 pm |
forjan | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: February 8, 2003 | |
Left Tlachichuca on the 9:45am bus to Puebla's CAPU (31 pesos). Then took the 2nd class "Intermedio" (Estrella Roja bus) to Mexico City and got off at Puente de Chalco. Walked over the bridge to the south side and then took the regular bus to Amecameca (7 pesos). Arrived in Amecameca's main plaza, the "zocalo," around 2:30pm. Here I hired a taxi to take me up to the Altzomoni climber's lodge/hostel. But first we secured permits (they cost 10 pesos as of Feb 2003; they just started charging this year). I also had to pay 60 pesos to stay at the Altzomoni lodge (also a new change). We passed the 1st military post before Paso de Cortes and then at Paso de Cortes we passed the 2nd post. My taxi driver and I agree that he would pick me up the next day around 4:00pm. I arrived at Altzomoni around 4:30pm on Friday, Feb 7th. Altzomoni has bunk beds, power (electrical lighting) and two restrooms with no running water. Bring your own drinking water from Amecameca. I went to bed around 8pm. Got up at 2am and started walking from Altzomoni at 3:07am towards La Joya and onto the peak by headlamp. Routefinding in the dark is somewhat of a challenge. Nevertheless, I managed to make it to the Grupo de Los Cien hut twenty minutes after sunrise. Took a small break here and then headed up via some class 3 rocks towards the Knees. Even though I carried ice axe & crampons, I never used them. Summited Ixta at 10:37am. Took some pictures and began to head down at 10:50am. I finally arrived back at Altzomoni at 2:27pm. My taxi driver got there at 3:40pm and by 5:00pm I was back in Amecameca trying to get a hotel. I wanted to stay at Hotel San Carlos but was all booked. I ended up at Hotel San Marques, which is like 10 minutes north of the main plaza/zocalo. I found Hotel San Marques to be adequate (150 pesos a single bed, 300 pesos for 2 beds). Took a shower and then walked to Fredys Pizzeria and pigged out on a medium pizza. After that, I slept like a baby that night. | ||
Posted Feb 19, 2003 1:31 pm |
IdahoClimber | Route Climbed: Arista del Sol Date Climbed: December 31st, 2002 | |
Ass kicker! The false summits were brutal (both physically and mentally) What a great way to start my time in Mexico. Drank over 3 liters of water and could have used way more. I was running low on food and had only one Gu (because of the cows). Started from La Joya at 2:30am with 2 others and hit the summit at about 9. Take the time to acclimate and enjoy the view. The lights from mexico city and then later the fog set a different tone that most climbs. See my trip report from Mexico and feel free to e-mail me if you have any questions. Mexico is awesome. Nic Stover | ||
Posted Feb 5, 2003 8:46 am |
dsnell | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: November 26, 2002 | |
We did it all the way from the Altzomoni lodge (at the base of the TV towers) in one day, though we were spared the hike back up to the hill where the TV towers are located (our ride came down for us). This added only about 45 minutes to the climb, but I think a start from La Joya, or higher up, would have been more enjoyable. But at least we didn't have to lug a bunch of gear and water to the high camp. I really enjoyed the climb, but I think it would have been more enjoyable with more snow cover, as the scree slogging became tedious at times. Also, unlike most mountains, once you are at the summit, it is not all down hill. One must climb back up a few times, including the long climb back up to the knees. Pace yourself accordingly. Watch out for the f@#$%ing bulls at La Joya. One big black one came after me (I was wearing red) after I descended, making this the most dangerous part of the climb! | ||
Posted Dec 17, 2002 9:16 pm |
John | Route Climbed: La Arista del Sol Date Climbed: Nov 28, 2002 | |
Signing in from Cholula, Mexico - Great town - Great tamales! On Nov 27, Bob, Vesna, and I did a acclimatization hike up to the El Grupo de Los Cien hut (which looks like a large mailbox) and met Peter from Czech Republic who bicycled from NYC to Mexico. He climbed Izta and is going to Orizaba with plans to bike down to Guatemala and Equador for more climbing - a total of 16 months! That's a Göran-sized adventure! On Nov 28, Bob and I day hiked this peak (11:40 CTC). We had the entire mountain to ourselves! How great is that? Started at 2:40am. Reached the hut at 6:20am, rested and slept for 20 min before heading up to the summit. Reached the summit around 10:50am. From the knees to the summit is simply gorgeous! Only needed ice axe for a short portion on the glacier, no crampons necessary. Back down at the hut around 1:00pm. Back to the trailhead at 2:20pm. What awesome peak! Orizaba is next! See my SP Trip Report for addional details. | ||
Posted Nov 29, 2002 9:32 am |
edouet | Route Climbed: La Arista Del Sol Date Climbed: 14 December 2001 | |
First 5000 ! Started on 13 Dec. Easy walk from Paso de Cortez to the hut - 4800 - . Great sunset, can see and ear POPO's heartbeats . Meeting Peter Anderson, guide on Mount Rainier . On 14 Dec, out from the hut at 6.00 A.M.; after screes, glaciers . Second hut has been destroyed by wind . We reached the summit easily, feeling really good . Amazing view, perfect clear sky ! | ||
Posted Oct 26, 2002 1:48 am |
climberkjp | Route Climbed: Arista Date Climbed: December 29, 2001 | |
First 5,000 meter peak. Great warmup for Orizaba. What a day! | ||
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Jahii Carson's play continues to be recognized
After being selected to the Freshman Player of the Year Watch List Thursday, the point guard's outstanding play for the Sun Devils (17-4) continued to earn him national recognition, this time by ESPN.com writer Jeremy Lundblad.
In his NCAA men's basketball January recap, Lundblad chose Carson as "Freshman of the Month," crediting the point guard's ability to shoot and dish the ball as the main reason for keeping ASU's post-season tournament hopes alive.
He averaged 17.5 PPG (third among D-I freshmen) and 4.6 APG (tied for ninth among freshmen) during the month. On the season, he's on pace to be the first major conference freshman since Shaheen Halloway in 1996-97 to average 17 PPG and 5 APG.
Carson ended the month on a high note Thursday by dropping 25 points at Washington State, with 21 of them coming in the second half, leading ASU to a 63-59 victory in Pullman.
In 21 games through the season, the frosh point guard is averaging 17.6 points and 5.3 assists per game while shooting 45 percent from the field.
- Ed Cunningham, ESPN College Football Analyst - Monday December 9ASU's heartbreaking loss, the other Championship Saturday games and Selection Sunday.
- Glenn Parker, Pac-12 Network football analyst - Friday December 6Glenn Parker previews the Pac-12 Championship game.
- Joe Schad, ESPN college football reporter - Friday December 6A national perspective on the ASU-Stanford Pac 12 Championship Game
- J.R. Redmond, former ASU running back - Friday December 6Redmond discussed the similarities between the 96 ASU team and this year's edition.
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i am going through the valley of " know and love yourself " as well ... but im still kinda new to it XD, i realized that i just am too different to change according to anyone's opinion and that i simply can't handle it anymore.
...but I feel that I've been heartbroken way too much, and took it in the head way too much to give it all another chance or whatever.
Oh... but also remember to be respected, you must respect too. If you are an opinionated person who also go waving the flag of "if you hate me, i hate you" like an angry teenager, well, sure you're not going any closer to let people try to know you, understand you and respect you. Treat people like the way you wanna be treated.
Good Thread!Well, it's been really stressful for me lately. Between working and commuting to 3 different jobs at completely different sides of my city, to being able to only see my wife a few days per week, to having to deal with superiors whom you KNOW your are smarter than, things have gotten a little difficult. Welcome to the working world, I guess. Sucks though, because I hardly have enough time to play games or even surf the net. It's limited to about an hour a day, all the free time I've got.BTW Vecta, I know all about the drilling! It's a real problem in this country right now. I once had to teach a class where some guys were working on the classroom next door, and I had to speak at the top of my lungs for 80 minutes. The students still couldn't hear me, and all I got out of that waste of time was a massive headache and a lost voice.
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For a legendary gambler who thinks nothing of betting a million dollars on one horse, Irish businessman JP McManus is by all accounts a surprisingly reserved man.
From humble beginnings as a bookmaker, McManus earned a reputation as the fearless man on the track who would take on any wager -- no matter how big.
"He's an absolute legend. He's got balls of steel when it comes to placing bets," says Barry Orr, spokesman for Betfair, the world's biggest online betting exchange.
Now worth an estimated $1 billion, the 62-year-old property mogul and horse owner was a big player at this week's Cheltenham Festival -- one of the biggest betting events in the Britain.
Described as the "Olympics of jumps racing," more than $820 million is bet during the four-day festival, with many punters taking their lead from the almost-mythical McManus.
"McManus is a legendary figure because of how brave he is," Ladbrokes bookmaker David Williams says. "He's one of those faces that when he walks into a betting ring, everyone is wondering what he's going to do.
"But you'd never believe he's such a big, brazen better -- he's very polite, very unassuming, a real gentlemen."
Nicknamed the "Sundance Kid" for his bold gambling, McManus famously won $1.3 million in just one day at Cheltenham in 2006, in series of wagers with similarly daring bookmaker "Fearless" Freddie Williams.
As Cheltenham wraps up for another year on Friday, CNN's Winning Post takes a look at five of the most incredible horse racing betting stories of all time.
Stable boy-turned-millionaire
This time last year, 29-year-old Conor Murphy was a stable boy -- until one lucky bet at Cheltenham changed his life forever.
The Irishman could have been accused of letting his heart rule his head when he bet $75 on all five of his boss's horses winning.
But Murphy happily proved the skeptics wrong, scooping $1.5 million in an accumulator -- a single bet which relies on all horses winning.
Murphy placed the wager online three months before the race, giving him greater odds -- and greater returns -- than those betting on the day.
The huge windfall helped finance his lifelong ambition of working as a trainer in Louisville, home of the prestigious Kentucky Derby, he told British newspaper The Telegraph.
Against the odds
If ever there was an opportunity to step back in time and place a bet, it would surely be on the Kentucky Derby's 1913 winner Donerail.
The three-year-old colt remains the highest odds winner in the history of the race, placed at 91-1, said the Kentucky Derby Museum.
One hundred years ago, those putting $2 on Donerail would have collected $184.90 in winnings. By today's standards, it's roughly the equivalent of placing a $46 bet and getting $4,300 back.
Surprise winner Donerail pulled away at the last stretch, setting a new track record with a time of two minutes and four seconds, beating his nearest rival by half-a-length.
It was a rare victory for the thoroughbred, who won just 10 of his 62 races.
The biggest loser
Australian media tycoon Kerry Packer wasn't known as "The Big Fella" of gambling for nothing, famously halving betting odds in a matter of minutes with his million-dollar wagers.
Packer, who had an estimated fortune of $6.7 billion at the time of his death in 2005, was a legendary figure on the track who struggled to find individual bookmakers with enough money to take him on.
In the late 1980s a consortium of Sydney bookmakers joined forces to accept Packer's awesome bets, which could be around $5 million on a single race.


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Residents in the area are still on edge.
Kenji Uehara, who lives a block away from the house where it took place, says he was shocked.
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Last night, the Sherriff's Department released surveilance video and still photographs of a man at a local Circle K convenience store, saying they are looking for an investigative lead in the case. Sheriffs do not identify this man as a suspect or possible suspect.
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By MLL Communications | 5/8/13 12:00 PM
MLL in the News
If you happen to have missed out on any of this week's action, there are plenty of places to catch up on all your MLL news. Take a look at what's happening across the league!
MLL visited Daytime TV while in Tampa See the video
St. Pete Extra! recap of the terrific night in the Tampa Bay Area (starts at 6:15)
The Major League Lacrosse 3up and 3down for week two of 2013(LaxDirt.com)
Great second week of the 2013 Major League Lacrosse season filled with action and some highlight real performances. The Denver Outlaws and Chesapeake Bayhawks stay undefeated, the Boston Cannons and Rochester Rattlers drop to 0-2, both the Hamilton Nationals and Ohio Machine make their debut and the Charlotte Hounds rebound and get their first win… (read more)
Major League Lacrosse Recap: Week 2 (LaxAllStars.com)
Three of this weekend's games followed very similar formulas: fairly close and low-scoring in the first half, with one team pulling away in the second. In the fourth game, one team flat-out whooped up on their overwhelmed opponent, who eventually clawed back into making the final respectable…(read more)
*Charlotte vs. Rochester [15-8]
Charlotte Hounds' big 2nd half leads to 15-8 win over Rochester Rattlers(CharlotteObserver.com)
Peet Poillon scored five goals and the Charlotte Hounds got their first win of the season, beating the Rochester Rattlers 15-8 Sunday in Major League Lacrosse. Poillon had two 2-pointers and totaled seven points... (read more)
Rochester Rattlers beaten by Charlotte Hounds(DemocratandChronicle.com)
The Rochester Rattlers found themselves staring at a one-goal deficit just a minute and 17 seconds into Sunday's Major League Lacrosse game against the Charlotte Hounds.That deficit would linger all afternoon as the Rattlers never held a lead and fell 15-8 at Sahlen's Stadium… (read more)
MLL in NCAA: Schuss Leads Buckeyes to Third Seed(InLacrosseWeTrust.com)
Ohio Machine's 11th overall pick had a marvelous week for the Buckeyes (12-3) scoring nine points in two games in the ECAC Championship. On Saturday, Schuss scored two goals and one assist in an 11-10 win over Denver to capture the ECAC Championship. In the ECAC Semi Finals, the Ladner, BC native led the Buckeyes with five goals and one assist... (read more)
Poillon's Five Goals Lead Hounds over Rochester(InsideLacrosse.com)
The Charlotte Hounds on Sunday afternoon picked up their first win of the 2013 season, beating the Rochester Rattlers 15-8 in front of 1,031 fans at Sahlen's Stadium in Rochester, NY. Peet Poillon led the way for the Hounds, scoring five goals including two 2-pointers. The seven-point performance earned him Player of the Game honors…(read more)
Ohio vs. Denver* [13-8]
Garber Sees silver lining in opening loss(Dispatch.com)
His players' long faces to the contrary, coach Ted Garber gave his Ohio Machine a B-minus grade last night after a 13-8 loss to the Denver Outlaws in its Major League Lacrosse season opener…(read more)
Denver Outlaws (2-0) Dominate, Defeat Ohio Machine 13-8(LaxBuzz.com)
With the return of Outlaws' veteran Brendan Mundorf, the Outlaws won their second straight game in 2013, 13-8, on Saturday night in Columbus, Ohio. This win brings the Outlaws to 8 straight wins in the regular season, breaking their previously held record of 7… (read more)
Outlaws Win Battle With Machine(InsideLacrosse.com)
The Ohio Machine took on the Denver Outlaws for its home opener on May 4 and suffered an upsetting loss. Among the starters were returning Machine players Chazz Woodson, Steele Stanwick, Greg Bice, Kyle Hartzell and Stefan Schroder. The Machine also welcomed new players Jeff Ledwick and J.J. Miller to the mix…(read more)
Outlaws Tied for First With Win Over Ohio(InLacrosseWeTrust.com)
The Ohio Machine opened up their 2013 season hosting the Denver Outlaws. In a hard-fought game, the Outlaws out-lasted the Machine to secure their second victory of the season with a 13-8 victory. The Outlaws, who scored twenty-one goals in week one, were held to thirteen by the Machine defense lead by returning-starting goalkeeper, Stefan Schroder. Even with the return of Brendan Mundorf, the Machine defense was able to hold the Outlaws' power-house offense to a respectable thirteen goals…(read more)
*Chesapeake vs. New York [9-3]
Rubeor scores 7 of Bayhawks' 9 goals in home-opening win(BaltimoreSun.com)
Ben Rubeor plays attack for the Chesapeake Bayhawks and also serves as the high school lacrosse coach at St. Mary's in Annapolis. If he wants, Rubeor's got some interesting video to show his players this week…(read more)
Rubeor, Turner propel Chesapeake past New York(CSNBaltimore.com)
Much had been made coming into this game about New York's new-look roster, but in the end it was Chesapeake's veterans who made the difference leading the Bayhawks to a 9-3 win over the Lizards… (read more)
Rubeor Paces Bayhawks Over Lizards(InsideLacrosse.com)
Veteran attackman Ben Rubeor scored a career-high seven goals while goaltender Kip Turner anchored a suffocating defensive effort with 17 saves as the Chesapeake Bayhawks defeated the New York Lizards, 9-3, before a big crowd of 11,125 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium… (read more)
Boston vs. *Hamilton [15-8]
Cannons Flop on Home Turf(BostonHerald.com)
The Cannons were blitzed out of the box in their home opener last night, absorbing a 15-8 thrashing from the Hamilton Nationals before 8,102 fans at Harvard Stadium. The Cannons dropped to 0-2 in the Major League Lacrosse standings and will host the Denver Outlaws Saturday… (read more)
With Burke Out, Cannons Need Answers(InLacrosseWeTrust.com)
Jordan Burke has a broken thumb, and that puts the Boston Cannons in a tough situation. Burke has been their starting goaltender for the past two seasons and was the MVP when they won the championship in 2011. However, he has struggled in the past few months but despite this, they need him in their net…(read more)
Crowley, Nationals Drop Cannons(InsideLacrosse.com)
Kevin Crowley had a career-high seven points to lead the Hamilton Nationals to a 15-8 victory tonight over the Boston Cannons at Harvard Stadium. The Nationals earned the second opening-night victory in their franchise history. The Nats won their only other opener on May 15, 2009, which was the first game in team history. The coach that game was Dave Huntley, who was back on the sidelines for the Nationals this evening… (read more)
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I got the first generation of evo, and this the evo 2 has been a far better experience for me. The toe box is just the right size, and when I run my toes have room to spread. I have found it true to size with this model. I have used for everyday use, adventure racing, weight lifting, and running on the road. I haven't been disappointed.
This shoe does not run a size small, so now i have a pair of shoes a full size too large for me to wear which is why they get a 1 star...
I had seen these shoes around and thought the design was interesting but had no idea they were barefoot style shoes. One day at the Goodwill I found a pair for $5 and snatched them up. Needless to say they are the most perfectly fitting pair of shoes I've ever owned. I'm not referring to comfort, simply how well they form to my foot. I normally wear a 10.5-11, but a 43 fits perfectly even though it touches the tip of my toes. I'm not a runner, but for working out and all day walking around town this is the first pair of shoes that haven't been uncomfortable for even a second.
I use them with the insoles in because the way I look at it, people evolved walking on cushioned surfaces, not concrete. I find the ground feel to be great.
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I also recently read Born to Run and got interested in running barefoot style. After intensive research, I finally decided to get the EVO II. We went to the shop in SoHo and got the shoes. I am very impressed with these shoes. It has a complete barefoot like feel, and Lee Saxby says to take out the soles and I did. It feels fine. The shoes are extremely flexible and light, and although you can feel when you stop on a rock, it does not pierce the sole, which is amazing. I have two problems with this shoe. One is that the paint on the upper part of the shoe rubs off. I got the red one so every time i take my socks off, they are completely red (that is unless they are black). It's not that big a problem however because if you put your socks in the wash the color goes away. My second problem is that the upper part doesn't breathe well. Although my feet have not gotten hot yet, they have developed an awful smell. Overall however this is a great shoe and i highly recommend it!
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The average fuel economy of new trucks, cars, SUVs and vans sold in the United States during November rose 0.1 mpg from October, to 24.8 mpg, according to a monthly report from the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute.... Read More »Toyota moves closer to wireless charging
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To be honest, I had so many preconceptions about this hotel, but it was really a surprise.
Even though my room was smaller than other similar rooms, the athmosphere, the staff and the cleanliness made me forgot all the "negatives".
The location is excellent: near to metro stations (Rome and Villiers), markets and boutiques.
The hotel has to be proud that they have Alexander, the nicest receptionis I have ever met. Thank you for him, to made my stay:)
- Also Known As:
- Du Theatre Hotel
- Du Theatre Paris
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- In the center of Paris, the Hotel du Theatre is only a few steps away from the Champs Elysees, Montmartre, the Opera, as well as Paris's main department stores. Several excellent - trendy or gastronomic - restaurants, the magnificent Parc Monceau and some of Paris's famous museums are also nearby. The hotel's intimate, chic and cozy atmosphere in renovated pastel colored rooms proposes you all the comfort and services : free internet, flat screen, cable TV… ... more less
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Upright Freezer
When you need extra freezer storage, but you haven't got much room, the compact DUF408WE can help. With 4.2 cu. ft. (120 litres) of storage space, this energy efficient upright model is ideal for cottages, trailers, apartments or even the office. Features a convenient reversible door hinge and 2 quick freeze shelves.