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This is the wide, crooked crack that is easily spotted as you turn the corner around the North Buttress of the West Ridge. It is just right of Prince of Darkness and Sirens of Titan. The first 20 feet are very wide but easy. After enjoying a seat on a pinnacle, you do a fun, rightwards hand traverse and pull up into a left-facing corner that you follow to the end. The last twenty feet of the corner protect beautifully on hand-size and smaller pieces, but will feel a little tough if 5.6 is your limit.
A large piece or two will protect the very wide start (i.e. #4.5 Camalot) or you can wait until the wide (and pretty easy) stuff is over at which point a standard Eldo rack will be fine. The anchor setup requires care and equalization of a slightly more than average number of pieces due to detached blocks.
I've done this route twice now and would do it again. I would give it at least two stars. Maybe not three because of the approach. But the easy walk-off counters that. Nice off-width (some of which can be avoided by climbing the face) followed by an exposed hand traverse with a 5.6 slab. For extra spice once around the corner from the hand travere the arete can be had sans pro but still 5.6.
First of all, this climb is an offwidth. If you don't like offwidth, you won't like this climb. However, I thought it was a lot of fun. I was able to climb a lot of it on the outside, and I spent very little time inside the crack. Based on the description, I brought a 4.5 camalot. Dave mentions that he was not able to place his #4 until the crack narrows and slants up and to the right. Having a 4.5 didn't change this. I put my cam in the same spot Dave mentions. I don't think having a 5 camalot, or even a 6 WC friend would make any difference. This crack is WIDE. I did find a small nut placement before I put this cam in. I was also able to sling a jutting corner of rock at the top of the offwidth section. This gave me the confidence to climb around it, rather than grovel through it. The rest of the climb protects well, and the hand traverse is great fun. I though the top of the climb was easy after leading the run out section at the bottom.
First off--regarding Kevin's comment-yup, this climb *is* way on up the West Ridge, my opinion is: allow enough time and just enjoy the hike. We could live in an uglier place, you know. As far as the climb goes, there's a small (good?) chock stone low in the crack. I slung it, just for fun...that's about all you've got until that aforementioned #4.5. Do extend the slings on your pieces under the roof before the traverse, to minimize drag. Enjoy! Good times. --You can toprope Prince of Darkness from the anchor you build at the end of Ice Nine, by the way.--
An enjoyable climb with a poorly-protected start. I got two ball nuts and a black Alien in a thin horizontal crack about 10' up on the left side of the wide crack, and then ran it out to the pinnacle at the top of the crack, which I slung with a double-length sling. The wide section isn't difficult and requires only a few offwidth moves. The hand traverse is airy, and the upper corner is well protected and fun.
You can protect the off-width portion with a blue BigBro about 2/3 of the way up. This should keep you off the ground if you pop before getting to the narrow portion of the crack. Then a #4 Camalot where the crack narrows and angles to the right. Main challenges are rope drag, sharp edges, hollow and loose rock, and several possibilities for grounding on ledges higher up the climb. Otherwise, a challenging adventure and quite different from most Eldo 5.6 climbs. Best Regards, Tom Stocker
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Okay, here's my take on this little 5.6. First, since there are so many sport climbers turned trad these days, you don't do this climb with a rack of quickdraws. Next, while easy, the moves off the ground put you into an offwidth that requires a big piece of pro to protect the moves. That first big piece of pro does nothing for you if you take a whipper before slinging the horn or turning the corner to get into the crack after the horn to place gear. In such a case, you risk a 35ft whipper into rocks below. I watched a guy, who could climb 5.10 sport, back off due to lack of pro needed for the start, so I lead the pitch for him. Wise move on his part. After passing the horn the pitch climbs a protectable 5.6 cracks to an offwidth roof that skirts rightward underneath. If you happen to have another very big piece of pro, you can protect the roof traverse, or if not you can get a smaller cam in a loose flake. Afterwards, this backs off to 5.5 or 5.6, but is a pretty finish in a short dihedral. Watch for loose rock above as well. The long and short of this is, if you are a 5.7 trad leader, find another more protectable climb. If you can climb 5.9 or better you'll easily manage the headspace needed to do the somewhat unprotectable off-width start without concern.
The route described here is listed as the variation start in the newest Eldo guide by Steve Levin. Apparently, the original start climbs the squeeze chimney around the corner to the right. I found this chimney to be fun and enjoyable climbing. Done this way, the pitch is 5.7.
"After enjoying a seat on a pinnacle, you do a fun, rightwards hand traverse and pull up into a left-facing corner that you follow to the end. The last twenty feet of the corner protect beautifully on hand-size and smaller pieces, but will feel a little tough if 5.6 is your limit." I found the description to be misleading. I did the original 5.7 start which was OK, but a little scary due to loose rocks. The final left-facing corner is very easy and protects well.... I don't think a 5.6 leader would be concerned about it. But the casually mentioned hand traverse does not seem like it is remotely 5.6 when you are standing below it. For those of us without a very long leg span, you basically have to just weight your hands and swing from one foothold out to the arete. I haven't seen too many other 5.6s that require you to be completely on your arms. Granted it did not require much skill, but it does require more strength than most 5.6s, and so I thought the hand traverse was the crux of the climb (harder than any move on the 5.7 start).


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Wampum are traditional sacred shell beads of the Eastern Woodlands tribes of the indigenous people of North America. Wampum include the white shell beads fashioned from the North Atlantic channeled whelk shell; and the white and purple beads made from the quahog, or Western North Atlantic hard-shelled clam. Woven belts of wampum have been created to commemorate treaties or historical events, and for exchange in personal social transactions, such as marriages. In colonial North America, European colonists often used wampum as currency for trading with Native Americans.
Description and manufacture[edit]
The term initially referred to only the white beads, which are made of the inner spiral, or columella, of the Channeled whelk shell, Busycotypus canaliculatus or Busycotypus carica.[1] Sewant or suckauhock beads are the black or purple shell beads made from the quahog or poquahock clamshell, Mercenaria mercenaria. Common terms for the dark and white beads, often confused, are wampi (white) and saki (dark).[2]
In the area of present New York Bay, the clams and whelks used for making wampum are found only along Long Island Sound and Narragansett Bay. The Lenape name for Long Island is Sewanacky, reflecting its connection to the dark wampum.
Typically wampum beads are tubular in shape, often a quarter of an inch long and an eighth inch wide. One 17th-century Seneca wampum belt featured beads almost 2.5 inches (65 mm) long.[1] Women artisans traditionally made wampum beads by rounding small pieces of the shells of whelks, then piercing them with a hole before stringing them.
Wooden pump drills with quartz drill bits and steatite weights were used to drill the shells. The unfinished beads would be strung together and rolled on a grinding stone with water and sand, until they were smooth. The beads would be strung or woven on deer hide thongs, sinew, milkweed bast, or basswood fibers.[3]
Care must be taken while crafting or incising wampum. If one does not keep the shell wet while drilling or scratching, the shell will crack, split, or break. The same trouble occurs if one tries to remove too much material at once.
The term "wampum" is a shortening of the earlier word "wampumpeag", which is derived from the Massachusett or Narragansett word meaning "white strings [of shell beads]".[3][4] The Proto-Algonquian reconstructed form is *wa·p-a·py-aki, "white-string-plural."[5]
In New York, wampum beads have been discovered that date from before 1510.[1] The Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace, the founding constitution of the Iroquois Confederacy, was codified in a series of wampum belts, now held by the Onondaga Nation. The oral history of the Haudenosaunee says that Ayenwatha, a cannibal who was reformed by the Great Peacemaker, invented wampum to comfort himself. The Peacemaker uses wampum to record and relay messages.[6] The League of the Iroquois was founded, according to some estimates, in 1142.[7] Others place its origin as likely in the 15th or 16th centuries.
The introduction of European metal tools revolutionized the production of wampum; by the mid-seventeenth century production numbered in the tens of millions of beads.[8] Upon discovering the importance of wampum as a unit of exchange among tribes, Dutch colonists mass-produced wampum in workshops. John Campbell established such a factory in Passaic, New Jersey, which manufactured wampum into the early 20th century.[1]
Wampum is used to mark exchanges for engagement, marriage, and betrothal agreements, as well as for ceremony and condolence ceremonies. In earlier centuries, Lenape girls would wear wampum to show their eligibility for marriage. After marriage had been arranged, a Lenape suitor would give his fiancé and her family gifts of wampum.[1]
Perhaps because of its origin as a memory aid, loose beads that were within a common size, shape, and color spectrum were usually not considered to be high in value. Conversely, large ornate, storytelling belts were valued much more highly. Belts of wampum were not mass-produced until after European contact. A typically large belt of six feet (2 m) in length might contain 6000 beads or more. More importantly, such a belt would be very sacred, as it contained so many memories. Wampum belts were used as a memory aid in Oral tradition, where the wampum was a token representing a memory. Belts were also sometimes used as badges of office or as ceremonial devices of indigenous culture, such as the Iroquois. They were traded widely to tribes in Canada, the Great Lakes region, and the mid-Atlantic.
The mark of authority one had when one carried wampum is an important thing. Carriers often earned wampum for saying hard things, instead of taking the easy path. The 1820 New Monthly Magazine reports on a fiery speech given by the chief Tecumseh, in which he vehemently gesticulated to a belt, pointing out treaties made 20 years earlier and battles fought since then.[9]
It is also important to note that wampum belts are read right to left, not the left to right direction common to most written languages used by Europeans in the early post-Columbian period.
When Europeans came to the Americas, they realized the importance of wampum to Native people. While the Native people did not use it as money, the New England colonies used it as a medium of exchange. Soon, they were trading with the native peoples of New England and New York using wampum. The New England colonies demonetized wampum in 1663.[10] Meanwhile it continued as currency in New York at the rate of eight white or four black wampum equalling one stuiver—meaning the white had the same value as the copper duit coin—until 1673. The colonial government issued a proclamation setting the rate at six white or three black to one penny. This proclamation also applied in New Jersey and Delaware.[11] The black shells were considered worth more than the white shells, which led people to dye the latter, and diluted the value of the shells. The ultimate basis for their value was their redeemability for pelts from the Native Americans. As Native Americans became reluctant to exchange pelts for the shells, the shells lost value.[12]
Their use as common currency was phased out in New York by the early 18th century. Shinnecock oral history ascribed the wampum market demise to a deadly red tide that decimated the whelk and quahog populations.
With stone tools, the process to make wampum was labor intensive. Only the coastal nations had sufficient access to the basic shells to make wampum. These factors increased its scarcity and consequent value among the European traders. Dutch colonists began to manufacture wampum and eventually the primary source of wampum was that manufactured by colonists, a market the Dutch glutted.
Writing about tribes in Virginia in 1705, Robert Beverley, Jr. of Virginia Colony describes peak as referring to the white shell bead, valued at 9 pence a yard, and wampom peak as denoting specifically the more expensive dark purple shell bead, at the rate of 1 shilling and 6 pence (18 pence) per yard. He says that these polished shells with drilled holes are made from the cunk (conch), while another currency of lesser value, called roenoke was fashioned from the cockleshell.[13]
The American William James Sidis wrote in his 1935 history;
"The weaving of wampum belts is a sort of writing by means of belts of colored beads, in which the various designs of beads denoted different ideas according to a definitely accepted system, which could be read by anyone acquainted with wampum language, irrespective of what the spoken language is. Records and treaties are kept in this manner, and individuals could write letters to one another in this way."[14]
Wampum is also used for storytelling. The symbols used told a story in the oral tradition or spoken word. Since there was no written language, wampum was a very important means of keeping records and passing down stories to the next generation. Wampum was durable and so could be carried over a long distance.
Recent developments[edit]
The National Museum of the American Indian repatriated eleven wampum belts to Haudenosaunee chiefs at the Onondaga Longhouse Six Nations Reserve in New York. Sacred to the Longhouse religion, these belts dated to the late 18th century. They had been away from their tribes for over a century.[1]
Cayuga, Shinnecock, Wampanoag, and other Northeastern Woodland tribes still use wampum today. The Seneca Nation commissioned replicas of five historic wampum belts completed in 2008. Artists continue to weave belts of a historical nature as well as designing original belts based on contemporary concepts.[3]
Symbolic use[edit]
The flag of the Iroquois Confederacy is a wampum-belt design. Wampum is also part of the Coat of arms of New Brunswick.
See also[edit]
- Great Law of Peace
- The Hiawatha Belt
- Economy of the Iroquois
- Shell money
- Quipu, Quechua recording devices made of knotting and dyed strings
- ^ a b c d e f Dubin, Lois Sherr. North American Indian Jewelry and Adornment: From Prehistory to the Present. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1999: 170-171. ISBN 0-8109-3689-5.
- ^ Geary, Theresa Flores. The Illustrated Bead Bible. London: Kensington Publications, 2008: 305. ISBN 978-1-4027-2353-7.
- ^ a b c Perry, Elizabeth James. About the Art of Wampum. Original Wampum Art: Elizabeth James Perry. 2008 (retrieved 14 March 2009)
- ^ Harper, Douglas. "Wampum". Online Etymology Dictionary. Retrieved 2011-10-15.
- ^ "Wampumpeag". Dictionary.com Unabridged. Random House, Inc. Retrieved 2011-10-15.
- ^ Gawyehnehshehgowa: Great Law of Peace. Degiya'göh Resources. (retrieved 14 March 2009)
- ^ Johansen, Bruce E. "Dating the Iroquois Confederacy", Akwesasne Notes, Fall 1995, Volume 1, 3 & 4, pp. 62-63. (retrieved through Ratical.com, 14 March 2009)
- ^ Otto, Paul [1] "Henry Hudson, the Munsees, and the Wampum Revolution" (retrieved 5 September 2011)
- ^ New Monthly Magazine Vol. 14 p.522 http://books.google.com/books?id=uDoaAQAAIAAJ
- ^ Oberg, Michael Leroy. Uncas, First of the Mohegans. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2003: 158. ISBN 0-8014-3877-2.
- ^ Samuel Smith, The History of New Jersey p. 76
- ^ Galbraith JK. (1975). Money: Whence It Came, Where It Went. pp. 47-48. Houghton Mifflin Company.
- ^ Robert Beverley, The History and Present State of Virginia
- ^ William James Sidis, The Tribes And The States: 100,000-Year History of North America
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Wampum. |
Wikisource has the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article Wampum. |
- Wampum article, Iroquois Indian Museum
- Wampum History and Background
- "The Tribes And The States: 100,000-Year History of North America"
- X-ray showing inner spiral and entire shell of the Busycotypus Canaliculatus - Channeled Whelk Shell, Europa
- "Money Substitutes in New Netherland and Early New York", Coins, University of North Dakota


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I found the pie filling at Giant Eagle grocery store. They only sell it in their brand but it is delicious!!!!
I also could not find the raspberry pie filling anywhere ,so I used Smuckers Raspberry preserves and these cupcakes turned out excellent.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers ruled out tight end Heath Miller (knee), cornerback Cortez Allen (ankle) and running back Le'Veon Bell (foot) for Monday night's game at the Cincinnati Bengals.
Miller and Bell did not play in the season opener. Allen was injured during last Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.
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Rachel Cohen, the Regional Executive Director of DNDi's North America office—and previously MSF's Head of Mission in South Africa and Lesotho and US Director of MSF's Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines—talks about DNDi's current projects and goals. How did DNDi get started?DNDi shares the same roots as MSF's Access to Essential Medicines Campaign: doctors and nurses who were increasingly frustrated by the lack of medicines and diagnostics to treat diseases patients present with in their clinics and hospitals. At first, the Campaign focused on five main diseases: HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, visceral leishmaniasis (or kala azar), and sleeping sickness (or Human African trypanosomiasis). But it became clear that for the most neglected diseases it was not a matter of advocating for reduced prices and overcoming patent barriers on existing drugs, as was the case with HIV/AIDS, but rather that safe, effective, and easy-to-use drugs didn't exist. Existing drugs were either highly toxic or very difficult to administer—or both. The people suffering from neglected diseases in Africa, Asia, and Latin America were not an interesting enough market for a pharmaceutical industry that bases its success in large part on its ability to generate profits. So in 2003 MSF brought together five prominent public sector research institutes—Brazil's Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, the Indian Council for Medical Research, the Kenya Medical Research Institute, the Ministry of Health of Malaysia, and France's Pasteur Institute—and the UNDP/World Bank/World Health Organization's Special Program for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases to create DNDi. Part of what's so interesting is not just that we have created a successful nonprofit model for making lifesaving drugs for people who need them, but that we are strengthening research and development capacity in countries where these diseases are endemic. To date, DNDi has delivered four treatments and has five other projects in clinical development. And we've built the most robust pipeline that exists for the specific group of neglected diseases we focus on. The World Health Organization lists 17 neglected diseases. Why does DNDi focus on three?Quite simply because these are the most neglected and are fatal if left untreated. There were no adequate medicines or diagnostics, and they affect the poorest, most vulnerable communities. Sleeping sickness, for example, is transmitted by the bite of the tsetse fly that puts victims into a coma before they die. It's endemic in 36 African countries. For decades the most widely available treatment was melarsoprol, an arsenic-derivative that killed one in 20 patients. Eflornithine, a far more effective treatment, went out of production for a while because the producer could not make a profit. France 2007 © DNDi DNDi decided to see whether using existing drugs in new combinations would improve treatment options—a short-term strategy that goes hand-in-hand with our longer-term strategy to look for new compounds. The result was NECT, a combination of nifurtimox and eflornithine, the first new treatment for sleeping sickness in 25 years. It reduces the number of intravenous infusions of eflornithine from 56 to 14 days and shortens hospitalization from 14 days to 10. NECT has been added to the WHO's Essential Medicines List and is being used in 10 African countries right now. How does DNDi go about its work?Our approach is patient-centered. It's not just a matter of finding a drug that works against a particular parasite but a matter of finding a less toxic, better tolerated, easy-to-take drug appropriate for poor women in rural areas, for example, or children. We bring together many different players, particularly from disease-endemic countries, in a process to create what we call "target product profiles." Take Chagas. It is endemic in the Americas, where 100 million people are at risk and 8 million are affected annually. Chagas is tough to diagnose. It's transmitted by something called the kissing bug because its bite is so gentle that you don't know it bit you. Some people live for years without showing symptoms. Then they can develop organ failure—usually the heart is most affected—but the disease goes undiagnosed. In the acute phase, one in 20 infected people die, primarily children. Current treatments—benznidazole and nifurtimox—only work for acute and early symptomatic Chagas. It takes 30 to 60 days to treat and is quite toxic. There's no treatment for the chronic phase, and no pediatric formulation, despite the fact that children are the disease's main victims in its early stages. A key focus of DNDi's work on Chagas is developing treatments that work for and are adapted to children—treatments that taste OK, come in small tablets, and so forth. To tackle this, DNDi brought together a state pharmaceutical lab in Brazil, a hospital in Argentina, an R&D center in Argentina, the University of Liverpool in the UK, biotech companies and screening companies in Australia, Barcelona, and the US into an incredible virtual network. What is the role of the North American office?A bit like MSF, DNDi is an international network of people working toward the same goals. In the US, our most important role is facilitating good strategic relations with policy-makers, civil society organizations concerned with global health and R&D, academia, the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, and advocating for the US government to finance research into neglected diseases and adopt policies that will enable greater needs-driven R&D. We also need financial support from private US donors–foundations, certain corporations, and individuals who believe in what we are doing. Why does DNDi include pediatric HIV in its portfolio?DNDi fights for new treatments for neglected patients, not just neglected diseases. If we see a glaring gap and think we are uniquely situated to help, we'll get involved. Some 2.5 million children under the age of 15 have HIV. More than 90 percent of them are in Africa. Without treatment, one-third will die by the age of one, and half will die by the age of two. Yet only a fraction has access to antiretroviral therapy, partly because diagnosis is difficult in children, and partly because of a lack of child-friendly formulations. There are not many children with HIV in wealthy countries, which means children with HIV are not a lucrative market for the pharmaceutical industry. Our first step is to identify key experts and potential partners in this field, and to create a target product profile to guide our strategy. It's already clear that first-line treatments for children under the age of three are what is most needed right now. How is MSF field work different from drug development with DNDi?The time horizon is different, but the needs are just as urgent. There is definitely an MSF heritage in DNDi, a similar drive coupled with a realistic sense of how long it will take to bring improvements to patients. We need to make sure neglected diseases are on the political agenda, that the money is there for R&D, that the pharmaceutical industry, policy-makers, academic researchers, and governments get the message. We are talking about developing drugs for the future, but the actual needs are for today. To learn more and find out how to support DNDi, go to DNDi.org Tags: Access to Medicines, Neglected Diseases, Chagas Disease, Malaria, Pediatric Care, HIV/AIDS |


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2:15pm Monday 21st October 2013 in News By Matthew Colledge
A MOTORIST caught up in the aftermath of last night's horrifying M5 crash in Somerset has described a scene of "complete carnage".
Ambulance crews were dispatched at around 8.20pm after initial reports that up to 25 vehicles may have been involved in a collision, which is believed to have begun when a vehicle hit the central reservation near junction 22 for Burnham.
When paramedics arrived, they discovered five vehicles had been involved, but incredibly only one person suffered serious injuries.
Jazz musician Phil Kent was returning from London to his home in Lydeard St Lawrence with his wife and two children when they passed the scene of the accident.
Mr Kent said: "It was a horrific sight.
"Vehicles were upside down, strewn everywhere.
"We saw several vehicles in a state of complete carnage. I'm glad I didn't see it in the daylight; it would have affected me for the rest of my life."
Police closed the M5 southbound up to Weston while they dealt with the incident, which caused tailbacks for several hours.
The ambulance service said crews arriving at the scene initially feared they might be dealing with an incident similar to the one they faced on November 4, 2011, on the M5 near Taunton, when seven people died and many others were injured after a multi-vehicle collision.
The spokesman said: "The initial reports were that quite a number of vehicles had been involved, between five and 25 vehicles.
"Given that information, we sent a critical care paramedic with a rapid response vehicle; they are specially trained for this kind of incident.
"We also had our hazardous area response team, a doctor, and two full ambulances."
On arrival, crews discovered five vehicles were involved, and there were seven people needing medical attention.
The spokesman added: "Four were checked over and discharged from the scene. We took three to hospital.
"One went to Frenchay in Bristol. He was a man with traumatic injuries not to be life threatening.
"We took another man and a woman from another vehicle to Musgrove Park Hospital as a precaution.
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