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SUL mindset -- i don't even like the term SUL anymore.
I love this article ... I hit a 5 lb baseweight for weekends in 2007, then my world fell apart and I had to have a double back fusion. I don't sleep on the ground anymore, I sleep in a H...
Henley pack
Hello, I've been involved with some long term health issues and been away from backpacking for several years. I'm just getting back on the trail this summer! I was curious if anyone ...
SUL weight limits
Getting lighter is a process ...and it's through a desire to get lighter that drives innovation in this industry. In 2001 the mainstream gear manufactures called 5 lb packs and 3 lb sleeping...
Re: Re: SUL handicap
Thanks for this Ken ..... No worries
SUL handicap
I can hit sub 5 with no issue either, just to be clear, and I wear a size 54 sport coat. In fact, I find it easy to hit sub three for a weekend, I just don't much see the point, other than brag...
SUL handicapping system for Safety concerns
After a lot of thought I think I may have hit on a method of balancing SUL pack weight against the relative size of the hiker. My thought is to start at 5 lbs and add one ounce per inch of shoul...
Henley pack
Sorry that you've had some difficulty getting to the designs .... I'm going to try to put them up on a website, but it may take a while to get the art up (assuming I can get the time awa...
Re: Re: Guns?
Douglas ... Please don't infer what I "believe" or don't believe from one thread post. I AM NOT ADVOCATING ONE RELIGION OVER ANOTHER, I am trying to state historical fact. I...
I thought this was about guns? Oh well, you brought it up ..... Separation of Church and State ..... this was a mechanism put in place to prevent the state from dictating what religion one MU...
The Blinded me with SCIENCE
Bless you Bill .... ROFL :)
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Snow Peak 600
This cup is big enough to cook in for a solo person, a huge cup of java, or it's great for just boiling water. I use a piece of simple foil for a lid and it works amazingly well on a Snowpeak Giga...
Thru-hiker Liberty Ridge Shell
I have made a few sewing projects, several quilts, and about a zillion stuff sacks, but this was the first time I attempted a piece of clothing. The pattern that AYCE provides is very well thought ...
White Box Alcohol Stove
This little stove ROCKS! I'm in agreement that it needs a primer pan, but other than that, I actually melted my windscreen when it got too close to the cup. It's like firing up a blowto...
Muscle Milk Cookies and Cream
For years I've heard hikers talk about carrying a protein suplement along on trips to ensure that they don't sacrifice muscle while hiking. Most people who have ever tried a protein powdere...
Pacific Outdoor Products Insul Mat Max-Thermo
15 ounces of pure, 2.5 inch thick, heavenly sleeping bliss. I have a Max Compact, several thermarests, a Full length Max thermo, and several types of closed cell pads in my gear closet. This is withou...
Gregory G pack
I bought two of these packs, one for myself and one for my wife. After two years of use the packs have held up well, but we have both found that the load rating is VERY optimistic ... The pack beco...
Montbell Super Stretch Down Hugger #3
I've been backpacking seriously for about 4 years now, not including my Scouting days of yesteryear. This is my first Down bag as I've always used synthetics in the past. I've used the bag...
Sawyer In-Line Filter
This Filter weighs in at 2 oz and once installed it has a very small impact on flow rate from the hydration tube/bite valve. I'm using it in conjunction with a Platypus hydration setup and you get...
Ray Way quilt one person - standard
Fantastic instructions ... I had never used a sewing machine before. I ordered the Ray Way stow bag kit and made it as my first project. The Quilt was a great second project. The instructions were ...


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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
blurry photo fest!
38 comments :
Pretty nails :) I'm waitressing at a church meal tonight so took my nail varnish off (I used to get in trouble for waitressing with nail polish on lol)ReplyDelete
I love derby!Roxy in full gear :D your nails look pretty.ReplyDelete
han-thanks! i wouldn't be surprised if someone told me i shouldn't paint my nails in such a distracting manner. hahaReplyDelete
trisha-derby's been really awesome :) and thanks!
ilene-why thank you! :)
Aw, your hair looks gorgeous in that last picture! And you look kick ass in your derby gear, haha. It sounds like a lot of fun.ReplyDelete
Aw, you can never have too much Roxy! You're so pretty! :) Love your nails, and I wish I could do roller derby... but I would probably be killed! Hahaha. I am extremely clumsy and weak, so I don't think I would do well at it... haha.ReplyDelete
Wow, you seem to do everything! Cool.ReplyDelete
That's so awesome! I've always wanted to try roller derby but I don't know how to stop on skates :(ReplyDelete
stopping by from the sponsor spotlight from Freckled Nest. i really like your work, but even more i like your derby pic!!! i've been wanting to try derby but don't know if i'm that grrrrrrfeisty! ;o)ReplyDelete
yay grrrfeisty! I'm stopping over from freckled nest, but I'm a voracious follower of your blog and shop. Someday I'll have my hands on a mustachioed dinosaur. Love, love, love your stuff!ReplyDelete
Came by here from Freckled Nest. Really love the hair band. So adorable.ReplyDelete
via FN.ReplyDelete
Your blog is always very entertaining to read:) So many adventures
Here from FN. I love watching Roller Derby, but to actually get out and do it... good for you! It looks like a ton of fun.ReplyDelete
I love your nails!ReplyDelete
You're so cute!!! I'm stopping in from FN but I've followed your blog for a while. Love it!ReplyDelete
You're so cute!!! I'm stopping in from FN but I've followed your blog for a while. Love it!ReplyDelete
Hi! I love love love the headband you have posted on FN. I have been looking to get something like this for so long, it's perfect!ReplyDelete
I believe it is my unanswered calling to be a roller derby queen! Looks like fun. Love the flowered headbands.ReplyDelete
Visiting from Freckled Nest! Killer nails and I love your sass!ReplyDelete
AH! DERBY! You are now my favorite blogger ever. are you fresh meat?ReplyDelete
katie-thanks katie! i've been lazy and leave it wavy rather than straightening it...you are so nice! :)ReplyDelete
holly-thanks holly! you and your face are sa-wEET. haha i bet you could learn derby! i've watched a lot of girls [including myself] drastically improve :D
toe-haha i try to do things i enjoy...sometimes it's too much! :)
tara-i learned how to stop on skates in rec league! and with a bit of practice i've almost got 'em down! :)ReplyDelete
elise-i think everyone's got a little grrfeisty in them! :) it's so fun and uplifting - you should def give derby a shot!
amy-awesome! so glad you are around :) and thank you!
dixie-hooray! thanks!ReplyDelete
tamara-thanks tamara - i try to keep things interesting :D
elisa-thank you! i'm trying to live out my inner feisty haha
lauren- :DReplyDelete
laura-thank you! ;) welcome back!
laurie-aww thanks :) i'm so glad you like my work!
Roxy, you're honestly the coolest person ever :D I love your blog!ReplyDelete
i. love. the. roller derby. i just discovered it in toronto. fabulous!ReplyDelete
awesome stuff in your shop!ReplyDelete
Yay for roller derby pics! You look cute in your gear... um I mean tough ;)ReplyDelete
Hi, I'm visiting from Freckled Nest, great blog! Love your shop too, especially the dinosaurs!ReplyDelete
Oh geez, where were you when I was in the 7th grade?! Loving the headband and hoping to win this cutie!ReplyDelete
daisy-aww, you are way too nice! haha thank you! :)ReplyDelete
holly-awesome! how's the toronto derby scene? i can't wait to hang in canada one day!
laura-thank you!! :D
ashley-hahaha your comment made my laugh. thanks :)ReplyDelete
anika-thank you! dinos rule :D
shannon-probably also in the 7th grade. hahaha ;) thanks! good luck! :)
Hello from a FN visitor! Your blog is super funny - I love your dog :)ReplyDelete
welcome! and thanks! she's pretty sweet:DReplyDelete
Lovin' the headband, as always!ReplyDelete
thank you! :DReplyDelete
Cuuutteee! :) Congrats on the 100th post, your pooch is adorable. And I love the derby pic! HeheReplyDelete
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ATLANTA — The College Football Hall of Fame won't open for another 15 months in Atlanta, but organizers gave a sneak peek of the building Wednesday.
Steve Hatcher, president of the National Football Foundation, and John Stephenson, the president and CEO of the College Football Hall of Fame, answered questions and gave a virtual tour of the building at the Metro Atlanta Chamber.
"It is, first and foremost, a stage for the National Football Foundation to celebrate the Hall of Fame and the history," Stephenson said. "Second, it's a usable asset for the city. It will continue to grow this area of Atlanta with this addition. But it's also a celebration of the game. If you look at the exhibitory, we are really connecting the people that visit the building with their passion for college football."
The College Football Hall of Fame is expected to open in August 2014. It will be located on Marietta Street in downtown Atlanta across the street from Centennial Olympic Park and next to the Omni Hotel. It's being built on what used to be the green parking lot at the Georgia World Congress Center.
The College Football Hall of Fame will be a nice addition to other nearby attractions, including the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola and the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, which will open next May.
"We needed a spectacular Hall of Fame," Hatcher said. "I think what you'll see, being in Atlanta, Ga., is just about a perfect combination of a sustainable, exciting, awesome Hall of Fame for football."
The Hall of Fame will feature a store front on Marietta Street and upon entering the building guests will be greeted by a helmet wall of every college program with a football team.
Fans of a particular school can customize their visit by selecting their team and learning more about them during the tour.
"What we've got in here is a really cool experience," Stephenson said. "With the technology with we have today, we can really customize the visitor experience."
There's a 150-seat, 3-D theater along with an exhibit with artifacts and interactive attractions and kids activities.
A 45-yard-long field sits in the middle of the building as a commons area that will have punt, pass and kick games and can be used as a main event space for banquets and dinners.
The pinnacle of the experience is the hall of fame itself on the top floor.
"The Hall of Fame is clearly the nicest room in the building," Stephenson said.
The Hall of Fame will be open seven days a week, 364 days a year from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $17.50 and the average length of a visit is expected to be 1 1/2 hours
An estimated 500,000 visitors are expected to visit the hall of fame annually. By comparison, the Georgia Aquarium has two million visitors, the World of Coca-Cola has one million and the CNN tour has 350,000.
"It's a place where you're going to come and have a good time if you're sort of a marginal football fan," Stephenson said. "If you're a huge college football fan and aficionado, you're going to come in here and get all you want from a historical perspective."
The opening of the Hall of Fame will coincide with the Chick-fil-A kickoff game August 30, 2014, which will feature Ole Miss vs. Boise State and Alabama vs. West Virginia at the nearby Georgia Dome. Atlanta will also be a host for a semifinal game in the new college football playoff during the 2016 season.
"It's a big year for us here in Atlanta," Stephenson said. "It's by design that we picked that as our target opening."
The College Football Hall of Fame was established in 1951. Its home has been in South Bend, Ind., just two miles from the University of Notre Dame campus, since 1995. The Hall of Fame drew about 80,000 visitors a year and in 2009 it was announced it would be moving to Atlanta.
"The No. 1 thing in the Hall of Fame is sustainability," Hatcher said. "You can build in a lot of great places, but if people don't come to it, it's a big empty building. (Atlanta is) an area that cares about it, meaning the southeast part of the country. That was a combination that can't go away."
There are more than 900 players and 200 coaches in the College Football Hall of Fame. A strict criteria of being a First-Team All-American for players and a coach with 10 years experience and a 60 percent winning percentage make it one of the most precious halls of fame.
"We needed a place that really said it is special," Hatcher said.
More like this story
- College Football Hall of Fame preparing for August opening in Atlanta ( April 25, 2014 )
- College Football Hall to break ground in Atlanta ( January 1, 2013 )
- Jennifer Lynn Hatcher ( May 13, 2013 )
- Entering the Hall ( April 23, 2012 )
- Olympic Park area boosts Atlanta tourism ( December 28, 2009 )


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I gave this talk at North Western, Chicago 9th April. For over 25 years I have been interested in bringing together students' out of school cultures and academic learning. Starting in media education classrooms the challenge was to find ways to build upon students every day consumption of popular media in order to build critical and political understanding of the role of mass media in their lives. I then followed through studies of emerging digital technology exploring how domestic and amateur technologies may or may not support forms of creativity. I have examined semi-organised community-based out-of-school learning institutions as well as ethnographic investigations of everyday making and learning.
At the same time, the politics of education have changed radically with their emphasis on outcomes driven standardised testing and a drive to colonise children's lifewolrds as in some ways " educational".
Drawing on this range of experience and concluding with details from informal music playing from a recent year-long ethnography of 13 to 14-year-olds, I reflected on why we are interested in learning out-of-school: what's at stake in our investigations and in whose interests such endeavours take place in order to tease out some of the pitfalls in the current focus on out-of-school learning experiences.


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Bravo Moves 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' to Sundays
According to the Hollywood Reporter, this move comes as part of Bravo's planned programming strategy. "We want to start the week earlier," Frances Berwick, president of Bravo, told the Hollywood Reporter. "This means each night is a promotional platform for the next night and it becomes like a domino effect that strengthens our schedule."
Following 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' at 11PM will be a new edition of the late night talk show, 'Watch What Happens Live,' hosted by Andy Cohen.
'Atlanta' will replace 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' reruns in the Sunday hour. "We're doing this now that we know we have a firm following for 'Real Housewives of Atlanta,'" Berwick said. "We have been reducing our reliance on acquisitions and building our original programming -- all those good things that differentiate us."


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When it comes to hospital advertising, consumers often react with fear and anxiety, even extending to feelings of guilt. The ads frequently broach subjects that are uncomfortable for the average person. Sometimes, the category tries to break into more emotional, heart-wrenching territory, but those campaigns can quickly become cliché, losing the audience before the real message has been delivered. As a result, the category is one where it can be hard for consumers to feel a connection. So how does a hospital talk about real issues without building anxiety or feeling trite?
At a time when consumers are responding to authenticity and genuine voices, New York Presbyterian stands out with a powerful testimonial-driven campaign. These understated black-and-white spots are distinctive in their simplicity of message and authenticity of voice. Former patients talk openly about their experiences, sharing incredible stories about defying the odds and further supporting the hospital's ongoing "Amazing Things Are Happening Here" campaign. By keeping its approach simple and honest, this hospital is able to broach anxiety-producing subjects in an engaging, genuine way. Other brands may be able to make similarly difficult subjects more approachable by considering this type of tactic.


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|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-02-16 08:27:53
|Posted By: Laura Shelton
|Location: Shelbyville, KY United States
These carrots are wonderful straight out of the garden, cooked, or frozen. I grew these in a raised bed. They are typical carrots...slow growers...but with some patience you will be rewarded. We pulled the last one out of our bed for Christmas dinner. I will definitely order again.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-02-04 09:19:46
|The name says it all!
|Posted By: Angela Hopp
|Location: Fennville, MI United States
These carrots are so sweet and delicious. Never bitter. Nice crunch. Great canned or frozen also.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2012-01-02 00:00:00
|Good Producer
|Posted By: Olivia
|Location: Pittsburgh, PA United States
This carrot did very well in our garden this year. They seemed slow to reach a harvestable size, but we were still able to get two crops of it this year - one early and one late. Very sweet and tender. Will definitely grow this again.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2010-10-10 00:00:00
|Good variety
|Posted By: Matt Krause
|Location: La Veta, CO United States
My kids love these carrots. Germination rate was excellent. I'm going to have to grow even more next year. We grew two 12ft rows and got beatiful, big carrots. If they get too big they're really hard to get out, I think I need to add more mulch to my soil.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2010-03-27 00:00:00
|The most amazing carrot ever
|Posted By: Lyn
|Location: Cumberland Center, Maine United States
I have grown carrots for almost 30 years and have tried several versions of Nantes,Danvers,and Imperators along with anything else that sounded good, but nothing compares to Tendersweet. We have a very short growing season in Maine so I was shocked when I harvested really large and long Tendersweet carrots that actually were tender and sweet. It is the only kind I will grow anymore. These carrots are delicious raw or cooked. They keep a long time in the fridge and they freeze well. There is nothing negative to say about them except that you have to aggressively thin them because they grow so big. I only wish I had that problem with the rest of the vegetables in my garden.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2010-02-01 00:00:00
|Always reliable
|Posted By: Lonnie Arneson
|Location: Big Lake, MN United States
We've planted Tendersweet carrots for a few years. The yield is amazing! They are very tasty and great for canning!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2010-02-01 00:00:00
|Year-to-year favorite!
|Posted By: Daryl
|Location: Vancouver, WA United States
I have grown these carrots for several years (since 1995)and shall continue to do so for many more. I have tried other varieties but the excellent flavor and less sugar content keep me coming back for more. The one note for planting in our clay soils in the Pacific NW is to amend the hard soil with organics & sand to prevent stunted and/or branched roots. Of course, since there is little sand in our soil, when you do amend it, the birds will go nuts 'bathing' themselves on your freshly-planted, sandy row...I cover it with netting and haven't had a problem since. Just a few dirty birds hanging around now scowling at the netting!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2009-12-27 00:00:00
|the only one
|Posted By: khimilee
|Location: mountain home, id United States
I grow these every year. I always have enough to share and one friend said her daughter will only eat carrots if she tells her they are from Khimi's garden.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2009-07-28 00:00:00
|Five-star for Exercise
|Posted By: Linda
|Location: Lennox, SD United States
Many of my 2008 Tendersweets were 2 inches in diameter I have never worked so hard in my life to harvest a garden veggie because of their startling size. They were so huge that I was afraid I had left them in the garden too long. That did not make one bit of difference. They were unbelievably tasty, cooked or raw. The bonus was the physical exercise I received while getting them out of the ground!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2009-02-18 00:00:00
|best we have found
|Posted By: rg
|Location: schenectady, ny United States
We grew these for years, then decided to try others over the last couple of yeard. We will go back to Tendersweet again this year. They grow the best in our sandy soil, very long and tasty. If you leave them in for a touch of frost they sweeten up even more.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2009-01-04 00:00:00
|Stored extremely well...
|Posted By: Rebecca
|Location: Garland, ME United States
I agree with the other reviewers that this carrot was slow to start and slow to mature. It wasn't very sweet, but it was very tasty. After the fall harvest, I stored them in plastic bags in the vegetable drawer in my refrigerator and they were still tasty and fresh the following May. We had garden carrot cake almost year round. Last year I tried a kaleidoscope variety. Bland and boring...this year I'm coming back to the Tendersweet!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2009-01-02 00:00:00
|best carrots we have grown
|Posted By: larry
|Location: sterling, co United States
These carrots grew very long and were the best carrots we have grown.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2009-01-01 00:00:00
|Long Lasting Taste
|Posted By: Mike
|Location: Lebanon, PA United States
As others have noted, carrots are slow to germinate and slow to grow. They do germinate MUCH better if you keep the soil moist not letting it dry out. I planted tendersweets in May of 2008. My parents visited over Thanksgiving digging out some of the ones from May. They were HUGE in size! So large I thought they would be hard and tasteless, but I was mistaken! These carrots were still VERY TASTY being an inch to inch and a half in diameter. I am not a big carrot eater, but I eat these!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2008-09-11 00:00:00
|Not as sweet as expected
|Posted By: Frank S
|Location: Brooklyn Park, MN United States
The taste was not very sweet. Since this is our 1st try at carrots, we'll try another variety for comparison.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2008-07-18 00:00:00
|Slow starter
|Posted By: A.
|Location: St.Johns, AZ United States
These carrots are slow to start (says that on the package), and requires constant moisture in the soil to germinate. But if your soil is moist/watered very often, ever seed tends to germinate, so becareful how you plant! They do take a long while, and are usually smallish in comparison to grocery store carrots... but the flavor is sweet, and the carrots almost never make it to the refrigerator in my house! No yucky tasting thick skin.. no super spicy off flavors at the top or taper.. just sweet, crisp carrot with just a little bit of spicy. Almost like a larger version of a baby carrot. If you're looking for quality over quanity, go with this type.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2007-06-20 00:00:00
|Posted By: Bob
|Location: PV, CA United States
Great Delicious grew sort of slowly but worth the wait


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- On Wednesday, many people who were stranded in Jacksonville are on their way to their destinations. But there were some people who were still stuck in Jacksonville.
"I'm ready to go home. I'm tired," Michael Brown, 26, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania said frankly. "It's been a rough experience."
Brown was stuck in Jacksonville on Wednesday. He said he missed his flight after Jacksonville International Airport was evacuated because of two suspicious packages found at the airport Tuesday night. According to airport a JAX Airport spokesman, roughly 23 flights were cancelled Tuesday, stranding hundreds of passengers in Jacksonville.
"There's no other words to put it. You're aggravated," Brown said matter-of-factly. "You have the same clothes on, the same shoes on."
Devin Williams, 22, of Jacksonville, returned home Wednesday afternoon after his flight from Houston was cancelled Tuesday. He said he spent the night sleeping at the airport in Houston.
"I was very concerned," he said. "I was like 'Am I ever going to get home? Am I going to be stuck in Houston for hours and hours on end?'"
Sebastian Boily of Tallahassee was stuck in Charlotte, North Carolina. On your side, the Department of Transportation's Passenger Protectionssays passengers who are involuntarily bumped from an oversold flight who have short delays will receive compensation up to $650, while those subject to longer delays would receive payments, up to $1,300.
"Twenty-four hours of my life are gone," Boily said about being stranded in North Carolina because of the evacuation of Jacksonville International Airport.
Boily spent $65 on a hotel while in Charlotte and money on food. He doesn't know if he'll get it back.
Brown also spent a few bucks on food.
The Department of Transportation's websitesays if your flight is cancelled, most airlines will rebook you on a flight to your destination at no charge. Spokespersons for American Airlines, Southwest Airlines/AirTran Airways, US Airways and Jet Blue Airways tell First Coast News they are doing just that for affected passengers.
First For You, the D.O.T website says airlines are not required to compensate passengers whose flights are delayed or cancelled for passengers like Brown who says he wants to "get back to Pittsburgh safely."
FCN called all of the airlines that service Jacksonville International Airport. Here is a breakdown about what is being done for stranded passengers and if passengers will be reimbursed for expenses.
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Spokesman Todd Lehmacher said "since last night's security incident in JAX was outside the airline's control (unlike a cancellation due to maintenance for instance), we would not provide compensation or hotel rooms/reimbursement. Customer are being re-accommodated on other flights (there is no additional charge to the customer of course)."
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Spokesman Matt Miller said they have waived change fees with flight re-booking. Customers' bags were made available to them Tuesday night after the airport reopened. Other passengers got their bags Wednesday morning. Miller said the airline would most likely not reimburse passengers for things like hotel stays or car rentals or other expenses because the Tuesday night event was out of the airline's control.
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Spokesman Brad Hawkins said they thank passengers for their for their patience. The airline cooperated with authorities. Hawkins said the airline re-accommodated passengers on other flights with no change fees for affected passengers.
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Hi Ken I'm interested in joining you and Jack on this trip. How many days/nights were you thinking? -Tyler.
hey Tyler, thanks for the interest. However things have changed a tad and we are going over Kersarge and then over Whitney. If you would like to join us for that you are more than welcome to. Sorry for the confusion. I have been super busy at work and I forgot this was up. Let me know if this interests you. Looks like we will start hiking on July 5th
Thanks Ken, I'm definitely still interested.Tyler
Tentative - Would love to hike with you and Jack again. Need to get in better shape this time though.
Rick, it would be a pleasure having you come with us. Basically we are looking at this itinerary July 4th drive to Onion Valley and camp July 5th Onion Valley to the base of Forrester PassJuly 6th Tyndall Ranger Station July 7th Tyndall to Guitar Lake July 8th summit Whitney and down to Whitney PortalSpend the night at the backpackers campground at the Portal Or spend the night at the Whitney Portal HostelJuly 9th drive homeTo enter the Whitney Zone there is a quota. Also there is a fee of $15 per hiker. Since I am low on funds I would be very appreciative if I could be reimbursed via Paypal after we secure the Whitney exit? If any of the group has to pull out I will send the money back. I would like to keep this at 5 in the group. David Wage might be (and hopefully!) joining us on our first day along the JMT as he is completing his trip which will bring the total to 6This looks to be a great trip!
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STILLWATER — Eight months ago, Andrew McGee's football career was in jeopardy. The Oklahoma State cornerback suffered a broken neck during OSU's Bedlam loss last November, throwing his life into flux.
OSU's Andrew McGee: 'I could have been paralyzed'
"Initially, I didn't know it was broken," McGee said. "The terrifying part was sitting in the doctor's office and having him tell me my neck was broken."McGee had been able to walk off of Owen Field, with assistance, with no idea just how serious the injury was.
"That was scary," McGee said of finding out the severity of his injury. "I felt like I could have been paralyzed, and it was tough dealing with that."
After wearing a neck brace for a few months and missing spring practice, McGee was cleared to return to the field.
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Cornerback Andrew McGee is the only senior in Oklahoma State's starting secondary. The junior college transfer has taken on a bigger leadership role in his second year on campus, especially with sophomores and freshmen surrounding him at cornerback.
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Finding Balance: Stress Awareness. ~ Peter Lind
How Does Stress Affect Health?
Your body is constantly trying to re-balance itself to maintain homeostasis. If everything goes correctly and your stress is minimal, you will have a happy environment of good chemistry, temperature and pressure. You will be in a low stress zone. It's when things go wrong that will affect your stress and health.
Stress and Health
If you have stress that is extreme or unusual and long-lasting, the normal ways of keeping your body in balance will not be enough to find stress relief. You may find that your response to stress has triggered a wide-ranging set of body changes called General Adaptation Syndrome—a systematic cycle of breakdown. This has been adapted from Hans Selye's groundbreaking work about the stress cycle.
You will be pulled out of balance and your body will show entire varieties of signs of stress
Let's look at the progression of stress; don't get bogged down in the details.
Stage I. Alarm Reaction: this is created by a stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system and the adrenal medulla. This first stage is immediate and short-lived. The endocrine system releases hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline that rush throughout the body. Tremendous amounts of glucose and oxygen are sent to the muscles and organs. Your brain is activated, your heart pumps furiously, and fat and protein are released from your liver. Breathing rate increases, sweat increases, and digestion decreases. You are ready for stress!
You can have positive health effects of stress when it's managed and short-lived, and this is the challenge in life.
All of these responses in this alarm reaction are designed to increase circulation rapidly, make energy, and decrease all nonessential activities. But if the stress is great enough, body reactions may not be able to cope and severe illness or death can and often result. We see this all the time and wonder what happened. We think, "the person was so healthy," but apparently not.
Many times people have sweaty hands or rapid heart rate and high blood pressure when there is no immediate stress. This is certainly a continuation of the alarm reaction stage. When the body is still in a hypervigilant state and has not turned down its reaction this is known as the stress response and this will continue indefinitely. How well is your heart rate and blood pressure?
As stress continues and your reactions to it you move into the next stage of the stress response.
Stage II. Resistance Reaction: as stress continues the brain secretes more hormones as does the adrenal gland. More protein is broken down into sugar to be used for energy. Blood sugar levels return to normal. Blood pH returns to normal but blood pressure stays high mostly because of water retention. More of the stress hormone cortisol is released and leads to an increase in fat around organs, the gut.
All of us have gone through the resistance stage. Some people however, continue through this for long periods of time.
If the stress is severe or the resistance stage continues, the body gives up and moves into the third and final stage.
Stage III. Exhaustion: this is the final stage of stress. Cells lose function, become less effective, and begin to die. Blood sugar levels drop and cells don't receive nutrients. Organs become weak. The heart, blood vessels, and adrenal glands are put through tremendous demands that will eventually drive a person in this stage into significant ill health. Unless this stage is rapidly reversed, vital organs cease functioning and the person dies.
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Chronic stress affects the brain. Stress-related hormones alter physical structures in the brain, the hippocampus, in ways that affect memory, learning, and mood. Take a look at what happens after a major trauma. The three cycles of stress are accelerated and this varies only in degrees between people and how they can handle the stress.
People that have experienced post—traumatic stress syndrome have high levels of cortisol that shrink the size of the brain. The stressful experience must be addressed appropriately otherwise the stress response will continue progressing.
Another part of the brain that is affected by stress is the amygdala, the part that regulates fear and other emotions. During chronic stress the amygdala grows larger while the hippocampus shrinks. The amygdala is the seat of emotions and the hippocampus is the place of memory.
As the amygdala grows in size, anxiety and fear are the major emotions sensed. (The amygdala becomes larger and more active in people who are depressed.) But because the hippocampal cells involved in memory are shrinking and not transmitting information effectively, a person can't connect the feelings of fear to memories of real events. This is how and why emotions are produced after significant stress and can alter a person's emotional state.
How is stress impacting your life? How is stress affecting your health? How is it affecting your mind? Have you noticed your emotions change when you are stressed?
Start your care by monitoring yourself. When your heart rate or blood pressure increases, is it because of physical activity or from an emotional event that you played out in your head? When does your breathing rate change? When do you sweat more, at night or in the afternoon?
All these physiological signs give tremendous clues to how you are dealing with stress. Your first job is to begin to notice when they are happening. Next, you need to determine what kinds of stress are causing them to take place. Finally, the appropriate management of stress and your physical and emotional output needs to be applied.
Dr Peter Lind practices metabolic and neurologic chiropractic in his wellness clinic in Salem, Oregon. USA. He is the author of three books on health, one novel and hundreds of wellness articles. His clinical specialty is in physical, nutritional, and emotional stress. He has a rich source of stress and health info for you at www.stresshedge.com.
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Threatening weather wiped out several NAC soccer games on Monday but it didnt stop the Norwood-Norfolk and Colton-Pierrepont varsity girls teams from pulling off upset wins over league rivals.
N-N 2, Gouverneur 1: In a Central Division matchup, the visiting Lady Flyers opened the scoring and closed it to come away with their first win in 10 tries this season.
Kim Stewart gave N-N the early lead when she broke through for an unassisted goal in the eighth minute.
Bell Hall pulled the Lady Wildcats even 22 minutes into the second half but Aleah Palmer knocked the ball into the back of the net through a goalmouth scramble just five minutes later for what would hold up as the game-winner.
Megan Plumb handled 14 shots working the crease for the Lady Flyers (1-9, 1-8). Taylor Andrews posted five saves for Gouverneur (6-3, 5-3).
N-N plays host to Salmon River on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
C-P 2, Tupper Lake 1: At Swift Field, the Lady Colts produced the only goal of the second half in knocking of the Lumberjacks for their third East Division win of the season.
Haylee Hennessy finished off a play set up by Abbie Johnson to give C-P the lead 15 minutes into the game but Tupper Lake (4-7-1, 4-5-1) knotted the score in the 29th when Lindsay Maroun converted off an assist from Amie Luton.
Freshman Madison Gregg tallied the game-winner five minutes into the second half assisted by Hennessy as the Lady Colts improved to 4-6-1 overall.
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"TONIGHT SHOW" host Jay Leno found his dream car behind the sealed doors of an old garage that hadn't been opened in years . . . and it was a doozy.
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In an exclusive ENQUIRER interview, the hard-driving star revealed how he played Sherlock Holmes to find the vehicle -- and then got a stubborn owner to sell it.
"It was kind of like playing 'car detective,' " said the funnyman -- who owns some 80 classic vehicles.
Jay shifted into high gear after hearing "through the grapevine" that an old-timer had a vintage vehicle hidden in a Burbank, Calif., garage. "I knew that there was a car in there -- or possibly even two," Jay told The ENQUIRER.
"They were rumored to be Duesenbergs -- but no one had actually seen them."
The car-loving comic made several trips to the garage, but couldn't convince the owner to let him have a look inside. "He'd always come up with some excuse as to why he wouldn't open his garage for me. This went on for some time.
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"Finally, I'd heard the old man was put in a nursing home so I spoke with his daughter."
Jay negotiated with the woman and her dad to let him look inside the garage.
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Generous Jay believes so strongly in the importance of preserving vintage cars as part of our heritage that he has set up scholarships for youngsters who want to become expert mechanics and car restorers.
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CALGARY -- It didn't take long for former Flames forward Brendan Morrison to find his way back to Calgary.
Traded from the Flames to the Chicago Blackhawks during the All-Star break, Morrison didn't have to wait long to see his former teammates. His Blackhawks will take on the Flames Friday night at the Scotiabank Saddledome, just six days after being dealt in exchange for minor-league defenseman Brian Connelly.
But it won't be a warm welcome despite his reputation as one of the more universally liked and respected members of the hockey community.
At least according to Mikael Backlund, that is.
"It's another opponent, so you can't treat him like that," Backlund said. "It's going to be a little weird. He's a great teammate and great guy. That's how it works in this business. He's an opponent now and we'll treat him like that. There are no friends out there."
Rugged defenseman Scott Hannan isn't about to go easy on the 36-year-old Morrison, either.
"That's bragging rights in the summer," Hannan said. "You go hard against a guy like that. I'm looking forward to battling him in the corner."
Michael Cammalleri, acquired by the Flames on Jan. 12, was hoping to spend a little more time with Morrison before his sudden departure. Instead, the two were teammates for just 14 days.
Now, Cammalleri will have the luxury of lining up against the newest member of the Blackhawks.
"To me, I was really excited to get to play with him," Cammalleri said with a smile. "It was brief. Tonight, I'll get to play against him, which I have had the privilege to do many times."
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Festive December in Slovenia
In December, the centre of Ljubljana is wonderfully vibrant. Its streets host a festive fair and countless other free events. In the beginning of December, Maribor also starts to glow in a festive atmosphere, with the switching on of the Fairy`s Ball festive lights that weave through the old town centre. Plus there are outstanding Advent concerts on the Slovenian coast and world sporting events in the December lights of Lake Bled.
New Spa & Wellness Hotel Paradiso
The Spa & Wellness Hotel Paradiso is a newly opened family hotel located in Dobova, on the edge of the Posavje region. This modern, four-star hotel is situated in the middle of the picturesque greenery of Dolenjska, famous for its rivers, valleys, forests and vineyards.
My country – beautiful and hospitable
The Tourist Association of Slovenia has presented awards for the best entries in the project My country – beautiful and hospitable. This project, which now spans several decades, has long followed the principles of what is termed green tourism in the context of sustainable development. Among the bigger urban centres, the highest marks were given to the young city of Velenje.
Slovenia at the WTM exchange in London
Slovenia is appearing at the WTM exchange in London with a presentation of the City of Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012.
sLOVEnia GREEN: Festival of Alpine flowers, example of good
Marking the international year of biodiversity, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has published on its website inspiring stories about biodiversity from around the world. These include the story of the outstanding international festival of Alpine flowers held in Bohinj.
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Alex Jones Broadcasts Live From The DNC In Denver
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Readers can catch exclusive coverage from the epicenter
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demonstration of the police state in full flow.
Already reports have emerged of a large scale police
presence in Denver. The secret service has instigated massive
security schemes at a cost of $100 million in federal taxpayer
funds, transforming Denver into a "high-tech
Officials estimate that between 20,000 to 50,000
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Amongst the peaceful protestors, the usual group
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That area has also been a focus of concern overnight
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lookout for fake emergency and commercial vehicles, which could
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On seeing footage of the facility one local political organizer
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DDS Commissioner Rob Mikell also reminds customers that a recent law change enables customers to immediately drive on the online receipt until the license arrives by mail within fourteen days.
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Data from May 2014 shows that DDS issued 27,000 replacement licenses and ID cards for customers. Of that number, only 3,850 were done online. DDS attributes that to the previous state requirement of having a driver's license in the driver's immediate possession while operating a motor vehicle. Being able to drive on the online receipt until the updated license is received should provide customers a stronger level of confidence in using DDS Online Services. Plus, online renewal also has the added benefits of saving gasoline and absences from work and/or school.
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2c pumpkin, pureed
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6 tbsp coconut oil
1/4c water
1/4c agave nectar
1c pecans
1/4c - 1/3c dates
1/2 tsp cinnamon tsp nutmeg
pinch, sea salt
Recipe Directions
soak cashews overnight and rinse well
Put in blender with other ingredients and blend until smooth. You may also wish to put everything but the pumpkin puree into blender, blend and then fold in the puree.
1. In food processor, blend pecans with cinnamon and sea salt until crumbly.
2. Add dates, starting at 1/4c and blend. Add dates as needed until doughy consistency is reached (i.e. the mixture sticks together).
3. press into pan, add the mousse
4. chill in fridge 1-2 hours
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Constance Lake honours its veterans with monument
A memorial listing the names of the 11 members of the Constance Lake First Nation who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean Conflict is unveiled by, from left, Chief Warrant Officer Stan Stapleford of the Canadian Forces, Constance Lake Chief Roger Wesley and Lieutenant-Colonel Morley Armstrong, commanding officer of the Canadian Rangers in northern Ontario.
A monument honouring the memory of the 11 members of Constance Lake First Nation who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean Conflict has been unveiled at a special ceremony honouring their sacrifice.
The ceremony included children at Mawawmatama Holistic Education Centre, as well as members of the community's Canadian Ranger patrol, Junior Canadian Rangers, members of the Royal Canadian Army Cadets corps from Hearst and members of the Hearst branch of the Royal Canadian Legion.
"Let us make this place special, to be a place of honour," said Chief Roger Wesley.
The words "They sacrificed their lives freely for our freedom," are on the plaque, along with the names of the fallen. The plaque is attached to a large rock.
The chief said he wants the piece of ground on which the memorial stands to become a small park honouring not only the veterans who died but the community's past leaders. He wants trees to be planted on it and photographs put up of those being honoured.
"Having these types of symbols will allow us to show our pride in our people," he said. "We're a very proud people but we don't brag about it. We're humble about it. We want to pay homage to our veterans and our past leaders."
Lieutenant-Colonel Morley Armstrong, commanding officer of the 560 Canadian Rangers in northern Ontario, who helped unveil the monument, said he was impressed by the ceremony and by the number of people who participated in it.
The idea for the monument began with members of the Constance Lake Canadian Ranger patrol, said Master Corporal Stanley Stephens, who is also a vice president of the Hearst branch of the Legion. Rangers put in the concrete base for the monument, found a suitable rock on the reserve, and arranged for a local mining company to pay for the plaque.
Ranger Florrie Sutherland, who played a leading role in the ceremony's planning, was presented with the Canadian Forces Decoration by Lieutenant-Colonel Armstrong in recognition of her long and dedicated military service.
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