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"I just trust Liz so much. I knew she'd make the shot," said Roberts.
"Miles is a tough kid," said Smith. "She has a number of injuries right now that most people wouldn't fight through."
One of those injuries is a broken bone on the top of Miles' foot, which she said affects her when she makes a sudden turn.
"It's my senior season and my last time playing basketball in high school," said Miles. "The younger players on the team look up to me, so I want to do it for them."
C-NS came out red hot against Shen. The Northstars made more than 70 percent of its field goals in the first half as it built a 37-25 halftime lead.
The second half was a different story. C-NS started missing the mark, while Shen started converting. By the fourth quarter, the Northstars were clinging to a 43-42 lead.
"We came back down to reality, and they shot the ball better in the second half," said Smith.
Twice in the fourth quarter, C-NS built a five-point advantage, only to see Shen come back. A pair of baskets by freshman forward Sydney Brown and clutch free throws by Boland helped the Plainsmen finally take the lead with 10 seconds left in regulation.
At the end, though, Roberts and Miles would make the biggest play of all.
Overall, Roberts scored 14 points, recorded six steals and dished out three assists. Samantha Tortora contributed 11 points, and Miles added eight points and eight rebounds.
Emilee Norris had 10 points before fouling out late in regulation, while Free contributed nine points, most of them in the first half. Boland led Shen with 20 points, while Brown chipped in with nine points and 11 rebounds.
C-NS returns to Troy next Friday for the AA state semifinal against Section VIII (Nassau County, Long Island) champion Baldwin, which tips off at 8 p.m. The winner in that game meets Gates-Chili (Section V) or Ossining (Section I) for the state title a night later.
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WASHINGTON — One of two suspects has been arrested in connection with a killing police say happened around 6 a.m. on Sunday in Bowie, Md.
Vincent Michael Martin, 32, of Northeast was arrested on Sunday, Prince George's County police say. And an arrest warrant has been issued for DeMarco Gregory James, 30.
Authorities were called to the 2500 block of Nicol Circle after reports of a shooting where they found 27-year-old Michael Leo Reese, of Southeast, shot. He was pronounced dead on the scene, police say.
A preliminary investigation indicates Martin and James went into the house of James' ex-girlfriend on Nicol Circle. Inside, James confronted the victim, Reece, who was in the home and shot him, police say.
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2013 Fantasy Baseball Second Base Rankings
Here's the first look at the 2013 LestersLegends Second Base Rankings.
1. Robinson Cano, New York Yankees
Cano was tops among second basemen in runs, home runs, RBI and batting average. He has as much of a stranglehold on the position as any player in the league.
2. Ian Kinsler, Texas Rangers
Kinsler has averaged 156 games the past two seasons and has played in at least 144 games in three of the past four years. His batting average has become the biggest issue rather than his health. Kinsler delivers an elite amount of runs and home runs, as well as a solid amount of RBI and stolen bases.
3. Brandon Phillips, Cincinnati Reds
Phillips has averaged 87.1 runs, 20.3 home runs, 80.4 RBI and 21.4 stolen bases over the past seven years while hitting .280. He won't give you elite numbers in any category, but he's solid across the board.
4. Dustin Pedroia, Boston Red Sox
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5. Ben Zobrist, Tampa Bay Rays
Zobrist can be used at second base, shortstop, and outfield, which gives him great versatility. He isn't a big average guy, but his .270 mark last year was solid. Over the past four seasons he has averaged 88.8 runs, 19.3 HRs, 82.8 RBI and 18.5 stolen bases.
6. Aaron Hill, Arizona Diamondbacks
Hill put his nightmare 2011 season behind him and hit 26 home runs last year, giving him at least that many long balls in three of the past four seasons. Hill's .302-93-26-86-14 was one of the best among second basemen.
7. Jason Kipnis, Cleveland Indians
Kipnis had a solid first half, hitting 11 home runs with a .764 OPS. His dismal second half (three home runs, .650 OPS) soiled his first full season. Still, Kipnis finished with 86 runs, 76 RBI and 31 stolen bases.
8. Rickie Weeks, Milwaukee Brewers
Batting average isn't his strength, but the .230 that Weeks hit was, well, weak. He should hit about 20 point higher and produce around a .250-85-20-60-15 line.
9. Jose Altuve, Houston Astros
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SAN ANTONIO — A couple days ago, Kevin Durant wondered why so many questions leading up to the Thunder-Spurs series focused on how the Thunder would stop the Spurs, and not the other way around.
OKC Thunder: Spurs' Manu Ginobili is a ballplayer the Thunder must fear
I wonder if he still wonders.
I wonder if Monday the Thunder will spend any more energy making sure everyone knows Oklahoma City respects but does not fear the San Antonio Spurs.
Because after Game 1, a healthy dose of both seems to be in order.
There should be utmost respect for the team that turned the fourth quarter in to a finishing school if Oklahoma City was paying attention. And there should be fear of Manu Ginobili.
The fourth quarter of San Antonio's 101-98 victory was Ginobili's; everyone else was just playing in it. If you don't fear what Ginobili can do — what he did — it might be tough to get serious about trying to stop it in Game 2.
The Thunder did a decent job defending everyone else. The point guard duel between Tony Parker and Russell Westbrook didn't materialize, much to Westbrook's credit.
Parker's 42-point statement when they squared off a couple months ago and overall strong play vs. OKC apparently got through to Westbrook, who for three quarters looked like the defensive wiz Sam Presti drafted out of UCLA. Parker was 4 of 12 shooting until the fourth, and there were times when he looked more than a little bit unsure of himself.
Kendrick Perkins kept Tim Duncan sufficiently in check. You can live and win with Duncan's 6-of-15 shooting, especially with Perk batting foul trouble.
Oklahoma City cannot win — and the Spurs cannot lose — with Ginobili doing this thing, his thing.
Ginobili capped a 26-point performance with a near perfect fourth quarter of shooting (3 of 3 from the field, 5 of 5 from the line) and orchestration of the Spurs pick-and-roll magic.
He split defenders trying to ambush him at the point of a pick. He nailed step-back jumpers. He had the game on a string. And so much for the talk that he'd lost his 3-point touch in the postseason (29 percent going into Game 1). Ginobili was 3 of 5 from 3-point range Sunday night.
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The Edison boys' basketball team ripped off four straight wins to take the championship of the La Quinta Tournament.
The Chargers took top honors Saturday by edging Aliso Niguel, 50-49, in the tournament final. Senior guard Corey Foster led all scorers with 22 points, and senior guard Dreon Barlett contributed 17 points. Barlett was named tournament MVP and Foster, freshman guard Derek Molina and senior guard Cade Hernandez all made the all-tournament team.
Edison scored tournament victories over Servite (62-57), host La Quinta (69-36), Corona del Mar (62-59) and Aliso Niguel.
"We played hard from the very start, and as a team the whole tournament," Edison Coach Rich Boyce said of the Aliso Niguel game and winning the title.
The Chargers improved to 6-0 Monday by defeating Lakewood, 57-48, on the opening day of the Irvine World News Tournament. Barlett topped all scorers with 31 points and Foster scored 20. They suffered their first setback of the season Tuesday in a 69-40 loss to El Toro at the tournament. Barlett and Foster scored 18 and 13 points, respectively.
The Irvine World News Tournament continues Thursday and Friday and concludes Saturday.
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The Warriors nabbed third place last week at the Viewpoint Tournament in Calabasas. They dropped their opener, 77-60, to eventual tournament champion Valley Christian of Cerritos but then won their final three games by defeating Malibu (48-44), Crossroads (77-52) and Hueneme (61-30).
Junior post Mamadou Ndiaye and senior guard Billy Bryson were selected all-tournament. Ndiaye had a monstrous game against Crossroads with 40 points, 24 rebounds and six blocked shots, Coach Jon Bahnsen said.
"The team started to click toward the end of the tournament, as we are still learning how to play together with a 7-5 player (Ndiaye) on the floor," Bahnsen said.
Fountain Valley
The Barons made it to the finals of the Valley Christian Tournament on Saturday where they fell, 60-45, to a veteran South Torrance team.
Fountain Valley, which had shot well from the field in its previous three tournament games, wasn't as sharp from the floor in the final. The Barons were only six of 28 from three-point range and trailed by five at the half. The Spartans took a nine-point lead into the fourth quarter. Senior guard Zack Richartz had 17, senior forward Nathan Moss 10 points with eight 8 rebounds, and senior guard Sean Myers was "hobbled by a bad ankle," Barons Coach Roger Holmes said.
Sean Myers and junior guard Josh Armstrong were named all-tournament.
Fountain Valley started the tournament red-hot, hitting 11 three-point shots in a 74-34 blowout of Bellflower. Armstrong was four of five from three-point range and led the way with 17 points and had three assists. Richartz scored 12 points, Moss 10, junior forward Sean Finley had nine points and nine rebounds, and Myers six points and four assists.
The Barons turned in a solid performance in their second game and scored a 58-38 over host Valley Christian. Myers had 13 points, six assists and six rebounds, Moss 12 points and nine rebounds and Armstrong 12 points and three assists. In their third game, the Barons blazed their way to a 46-18 lead on California and went on to score a 68-44 win over the Condors. Richartz hit four of the Barons' nine three-point shots and finished with 16 points. Junior forward Tanner Trounce was seven of 11 from the floor and scored 14 points with six rebounds, Armstrong chipped in with 11 points and Finley had nine points and eight rebounds. Myers suffered a sprained ankle in the game and sat out the second half.
Fountain Valley returns to the court next Monday to host Segerstrom in a 6 p.m. nonleague game.


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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., May 18 /PRNewswire/ -- In a program that gives kids a chance to help other kids, students at Oak Point Intermediate School in Eden Prairie, MN, raised an incredible $42,858.24 through Pennies for Patients, one of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's School & Youth Programs.
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This was $20,000 more than the school raised last year. The money will help fund LLS's research and patient services initiatives.
Oak Point was not the only school across the country to have an extremely successful campaign. The other four top fundraising schools were: Princeton High School in Cincinnati, Ohio ($38,378); Mt. Pisgah Christian School in Johns Creek, Ga. ($32,830); Chaska Middle School West in Chaska, MN ($29,240.58); and Orange High School in Orange, Calif. ($28,000).
"It is so inspiring to see the enthusiasm students bring to this program," said Kristy Lysik, LLS's national director, School & Youth Programs. "Pennies for Patients and the other School & Youth Programs are all about teaching children the value of community service, and the students see that their participation really makes a difference to people who are touched by blood cancers."
Nationally, 25,000 schools registered in the program for the 2008-09 school year, and LLS is projecting results of more than $19 million raised.
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Tucson man convicted again in drug-related killing
TUCSON, Ariz. — A Tucson man who won a new trial because of juror
misconduct has been convicted of first-degree murder for the second time.
Pima County prosecutors say 21-year-old Mario Acedo was found guilty again
He will be sentenced next month and faces life in prison with or without the
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Acedo was charged in the shooting death of Christopher Montano during a
drug-related robbery on Aug. 27, 2010.
A judge granted Acedo a second trial after learning a few jurors walking to a
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1. District Communications Contest:Two district communications contests are held. The district presentation competitions are not designed to be a high level of competition, their main focus is to give members an opportunity to perform and share their knowledge with others.Judges fill out score sheets providing positive feedback on how the 4-H member can improve and what their strengths are.Ribbons are awarded to every participant.
2. State Communications Contest: Members who earn a score of 90 points and above at the district competition are invited to participate in the state competition.The state competition is designed to be a higher level competition, where presentations are judged and ribbons are given.
3. The Big E New England Center:Every year 4-H members, ages 8 and over, participate in the New England Center at the Big E.They demonstrate projects, perform stage acts, provide 4-H information, and participate in the Big E daily parade for a 2 day period. This is a non competitive communications program!All 4-H Members 9 and over and their chaperons stay in the Moses Dormitory on the Big E grounds; dorm, transportation and meals are provided.
4. Roger Williams Park Zoo: A new opportunity was created last year with the Zoo. URI 4-Hers have the opportunity to present demonstrations and speeches to the public related to animals, agriculture and the environment on the new barnyard stage.This non-competitive opportunity allows 4-Hers to gain experience communicating with crowds and an audience of mostly young families. This is a great opportunity for 4-Her's to serve the community, promote 4-H and develop public speaking skills.
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In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Governor Scott Walker and Mayor Tom Barrett are brawling in the press over a proposed highway project — a fight that exemplifies the enormous rift in America about what transportation policy should accomplish.
Walker still thinks about transportation projects the same way the interstate planners of the 1950s thought about them. In his view, the economy depends on moving cars and trucks.
So naturally, Walker insists on plowing a $1.2 billion expansion of Interstate 94 through Milwaukee. Among the options on the table is a proposal to double-deck a portion of the highway through a densely populated neighborhood. According to Walker and the state DOT, spending a ton of money to stack highway lanes on top of highway lanes is a practical solution to aid the economy in this barely growing metro area.
"I think the last thing you want to do is have employers look to go bypass the city of Milwaukee when they're talking about jobs and commerce here," Walker told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "So you've got to make sure there's a good transportation system."
One person who disagrees vehemently is Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. In this case, Barrett represents a very different school of thought about transportation and planning — he thinks investing in places, not traffic movement, will make his city better off.
Barrett told the Journal Sentinel that he's "mystified" by Walker's refusal to pull the double-decker option off the table. He said he would do everything in his power to stop the additional highway deck, which would have a "negative impact on property values and disrupt the lives" of residents of the Story Hill neighborhood.
Admittedly, there's more going on here than contentious views about transportation. Walker and Barrett are political rivals who've faced off twice for the governor's chair. But in many ways they embody the broader debate about American transportation policy — the tug of war between the Eisenhower-era mentality of moving traffic at all costs, and the seemingly ascendant notion that public wellbeing depends on transportation decisions that make places healthy and economically strong.


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A Hawaiian Airlines plane lands this morning with three generations of pilots on board. The family of fliers came in for a special farewell flight. KITV 4's Paul Drewes explains from the Honolulu International Airport. 10 31 44 55 As Hawaiian Airlines flight 19 from Sacramento rolled up to the gate, it was the end of the line for long-tome Hawaiian pilot Eric Cope. eric@18:48-18:54 "it was an excellent last flight, smooth, good air, he didn't make too much fun of my landing even though I deserved it today... laughs" His first officer on the farewell flight has seen more than his share of Captain Cope's take-offs and landings because this is his son Levi. Also a pilot for Hawaiian Airlines, who developed a passion for flying at a very young age. Levi@19:55 "I've been staring at airplanes since I was old enough to look up and see them. I always knew I was going to be there." Flying he says is in his genes. Just ask his grandfather, who became a pilot after World War II. Harold@20:24-20:33 "Once the aviation bug bites you. There is no antidote to get rid of it. I had it, passed it to my son and to my grandson." Standup@26:30 "This wasn't the first time Captain Cope flew with his son as first officer, but this one was different" 19:29-19:38 "we've had about a dozen flights together, flew to Osaka, Phoenix places like that, but this one was special. Icing on the cake of my career." any nat of small ceremony That career included 28 years of service with Hawaiian, for which he was honored after touching down. As Cope hangs up his captain's hat, he got a little emotional about leaving behind the cockpit of these commercial jets. 22:49 "i'm never again going to be up at 35,000 feet and coming in to an airport at night. I'll miss that very much" Now he plans to spend more time on the ground with his four young grandkids. And who knows, one of them may just turn out to be the fourth- generation of Cope family flyers. At the Honolulu International Airport,
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December 28, 2012
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Out of many feuds, one clash at Sting 2012
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Sting 2012 was built on the foundation of clashes, and despite the fact that patrons had to stand several hours to see some action, the promoters did deliver on their promise.
With several feuds in the dancehall circle, patrons expected that a clash would have been forthcoming from as early as 1 a.m., but despite the numerous name calling, no artiste dared to take up the microphone and challenge their rivals.
Khago, who was involved in a lyrical battle with Sizzla Kalonji a few months earlier, stayed away from a war at Sting. The singjay delivered a solid set of hits from his budding catalogue but never once called Sizzla's name in a disrespectful manner.
Sizzla later performed a long set, but he was more at war with the gay community. He too did not attempt to call out Khago.
Bounty Killer did not extend his services to Sting this year, but patrons were at least expecting to hear Tommy Lee Sparta taking shots at him at Jam World. But the young deejay avoided war entirely, he even sang the controversial Goat Head single without addressing Bounty Killer nor actually saying the words 'Goat Head'.
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The first daredevil for the night was Ryno who threw a challenge to Popcaan who he has been at odds with since his exit from the Gaza camp. However, what could have matured into an exciting face-off between the former Gaza members turned sour when Popcaan offensively rejected the challenge.
Even Macka Diamond, who told The WEEKEND STAR that she would pay Spice to clash her, did not turn up at the appointed time. Spice, on the other hand, travelled to Sting in full war attire with a donkey which she referred to as Macka Diamond, but after several attempts to call Macka Diamond onstage, the artiste left the venue.
"Mi nah mek unno style me," Spice warned during her exit.
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AOS.502.01-Novel Cell, Tissue Engineering and Gene-Based Strategies for Heart Failure
10667 - Long Term Follow-up of Patients With Advanced Heart Failure Following a Single Intracoronary Infusion of Aav1/serca2a
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+502. Cell, Tissue Engineering, and Gene Based Therapies
Heart failure; Gene therapy; Calcium; Excitation-contraction coupling (ECC); Sarcoplasmic reticulum
Krisztina Zsebo, Alex Yaroshinsky, Jeffrey Rudy, Kim Wagner, Celladon, San Diego, CA; Mariell Jessup, Univ of Pennsylvania Heart and Vascular Ctr, Philadelphia, PA;
Barry Greenberg
, UCSD Medical Ctr, La Jolla, CA; Roger Hajjar, Mount Sinai Sch of Med, New York, NY
The Calcium Up-Regulation by Percutaneous Administration of Gene Therapy In Cardiac Disease (CUPID) study was a phase 1/phase 2 first-in-human clinical gene therapy trial using adeno-associated type 1 vector (AAV1) carrying the cardiac sarcoplasmic reticulum ATPase pump (SERCA2a) which was injected in patients with advanced heart failure. Although improvements in clinical events were reported 12 months following a single intracoronary infusion of AAV1/SERCA2a, the long term effects of gene therapy in these patients are unknown. In the present report, the final 3-year follow-up of the patients in CUPID is presented.
A total of 39 patients with advanced HF who were on stable therapy were randomized to receive intracoronary infusion of AAV1/SERCA2a (MYDICAR®) in one of 3 doses (low dose - 6 x 1011 DRP [DNAse Resistant Particles], middle dose - 3 x 1012 DRP and high dose - 1 x 1013 DRP) versus placebo. Clinical events such as worsening heart failure, ventricular assist device (VAD) placement, cardiac transplantation, intravenous inotropic treatment, myocardial infarction and death were longitudinally tracked. Three years post-administration, 13 deaths occurred in total and the survival probability over time tended to be higher for patients in all AAV1/SERCA2a groups compared to the placebo group, but especially in the high dose AAV1/SERCA2a group, in which there was a trend for better survival versus placebo (p=0.11, log rank test) as shown in the figure. Throughout the 3 years of follow-up, the number of clinical events was high in the placebo group and high but delayed in the low and mid dose groups. Few events occurred in the high dose group where we found evidence of transgene expression. No safety concerns were noted following gene transfer of AAV1/SERCA2a.
The long term results presented here are promising and indicate that AAV1/SERCA2a gene therapy may offer a new therapeutic strategy for the treatment of HF.
K. Zsebo
, CELLADON Corporation, Significant,Employment; CELLADON Corporation, Significant,Ownership Interest;
A. Yaroshinsky
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J. Rudy
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K. Wagner
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Petroff, beaten in the semifinals at 120, recovered to beat Hannibal's Greg Hadcock 5-1 for third place. Mike Nourse had the same finish at 145 pounds, routing Jake Yates (Mynderse) 14-3 to prevail in the consolation bracket. Dan Cossitt, by pinning Chris Pinckney (Port Byron) in 2:31, got to third place at 152 pounds, and Lucas topped Mike Carbonaro 5-1 for that same finish.
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Chittenango returned to action last Tuesday, going to East Syracuse-Minoa and earning enough points in the early going to hold off the Spartans 45-27.
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Michael Moore's blundering repetition of discredited claims over borrowing costs in an independent Scotland has only served to highlight the strong credit ratings enjoyed by other small nations.
Embarrassingly, Michael Moore's reheated claims come shortly after his LibDem colleague Danny Alexander went on record to argue that a triple-A credit rating is "not the be all and end all". The UK's credit rating currently has a negative outlook with both Fitch and Moody's credit rating agencies.
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"Instead of suggesting that he knows better than the ratings agencies and can decree that an independent Scotland would have a poor credit rating, Michael Moore would be better advised to actually look at the evidence.
"The record of our neighbours shows that small, well-managed independent countries can have every expectation of enjoying the highest credit ratings.
"Scotland is in a stronger financial position than the rest of the UK and the SNP in Government have delivered balanced budgets every single year since 2007. Meanwhile the oil & gas sector contributes tens of billions of pounds to the UK's balance of trade and Scotland's debt to GDP ratio is substantially lower than both the UK and the EU average.
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"Previous LibDem scaremongering on personal borrowing rebounded badly on Danny Alexander as it revealed that despite his position in the Treasury, he lacks even a basic understanding on how private borrowing rates are set. Their repetition today by Michael Moore suggests that the LibDems are fundamentally incapable of learning from their mistakes."


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Here's the list I use for multi-day scout backpacking trips. It's been tweaked and changed over the years. This is the current iteration. It's in two parts: The first is the part that goes out to the scouts and parents regarding the scouts' personal gear. The second part is the group gear. Some notes: Our troop has 3 Black Diamond Guiding Light tents. They hold 4 boys and weigh about 5 and 1/2 pounds including stakes, guylines etc. I also have 4 Kelty Cosmic Down 20 degree sleeping bags that I use as loaners for the boys that don't have appropriate sleeping bags.No doubt someone will point out that liquid fuel stoves are forbidden by the Boy Scouts. I realize that, but we use alcohol stoves (Trail Designs Ti-Tri) anyway. In my experience, alcohol is the safest fuel there is. We generally use alcohol for breakfast, and wood fuel for dinner. (lunch is generally not cooked.) Here's the list: Necessary Equipment: Anything not on this list must be approved by me. This is a long and very strenuous trip, and only the essentials should be carried. DO NOT BRING iPods, radios, gameboys, or other useless stuff. Also, because we will be out for so long, more than 20 miles from the trail head, all of this equipment is necessary. If there are some items you don't currently have, I can let you know where to obtain them at the lowest cost. I may also have items which may be borrowed. Pocket knife2 Sports drink bottles A 2 quart "Camelback" or similar bladder is also good. (If using a Camelback, just bring the bladder, not the pack for it.) Flashlight A small headlamp is best. Do not bring a big, heavy flashlight. If you conserve batteries, an extra set of batteries will not be necessary.SunscreenInsect Repellent. NOT a metal aerosol can. SMALL pump spray bottle. Best is Ultrathon brand. Backpack Must have either an internal or external frame, and a padded hip belt which will support the weight on the scout's hips, NOT his shoulders. Sleeping bag (NOT a big heavy bag. Should weigh less than 3 pounds.) Sleeping pad. Closed cell foam sleeping pad (i.e. Ridgerest, Z-rest, blue pad) is best. Plastic or aluminum bowl Don't bring a big army mess kit. All you need is a bowl. The best bowl is a light plastic bowl with a lid, made by Ziploc. You can get them at the grocery store for about 3 dollars for a package of them. (only bring one.)Spoon (get a lexan-plastic spoon at the Walmart sporting goods section for $1.50Cup (lightweight plastic cup)ToothbrushSmall tube of toothpaste (get a trial size tube)Small travel pack of diaper wipes.1 ounce bottle of liquid Soap (camp suds, or similar biodegradable soap)1 ounce bottle of Purell hand sanitizer. First Aid kit with lighter and tinderClothing:SunglassesBaseball Hat or other sun hatBandanna or "Buff"Warm hatWarm fleece sweater/jacket NOT a cotton sweatshirt, jean jacket, etc. Rain jacket with hood and Rain pants (One of the lightest and least expensive options for rain pants and rain jacket are "DriDucks" rain suits, which can be purchased for $20-$40 depending on which model you buy.) Shirt(button up with collar is better than t-shirt, as it keeps bugs and sun off your neck) NOT cotton. Swimming suit (also to be used as shorts for hiking)2 pair underwear2 pair WOOL hiking socks NO COTTON SOCKS!Trail runners or other running shoes. Waterproof trail runners are the ideal footwear. Synthetic or wool Long john top and bottoms (these will be worn for sleeping; evenings; and for cold days. NO COTTON.)Pants NOT COTTON. NO JEANS. Polyester or nylon hiking pants. Best ones have zip-off legs that double as shorts, but any comfortable, non-cotton pants will work. Snacks: Some between-meal snacks are a good idea. Bring something that won't crush or melt or go rotten. Also, bring a 1-quart powder Gatorade mix. Optional Items: CameraLightweight liner gloves (if you have them, they can be nice on cold evenings)Hiking poles (If you have these, bring them. They really help, especially on the downhill sections)Light-weight camp shoes (teva sandals, Crocs, aqua-socks etc. for creek crossings) Sheath knifeGroup Gear Black Diamond Guiding Light Tents and stakes (1 per 4 boysWater purifier chemicals (Micropur tablets, 2 per person per day) Platypus gravity water filter systemTrail Designs Ti Tri stove with Inferno insert and Open Country 2 Quart pot (1 per 4 boys) (Use Trangia burner in place of stock burner.) Pot lifterAlcohol fuel (1.5 oz per day per person) Titanium grillLine and sacks for bear bags2 Maps2 compassesAndroid cell phone with GPS softwareinReach communicatorLeader first aid kit
Edited by KaiLarson on 01/23/2012 17:12:21 MST.
"No doubt someone will point out that liquid fuel stoves are forbidden by the Boy Scouts. I realize that, but we use alcohol stoves (Trail Designs Ti-Tri) anyway. In my experience, alcohol is the safest fuel there is. "The Guide to Safe Scouting (aka "The Bible") just states that "home-made" stoves are prohibited. Commercially made stoves are OK. Likewise, alcohol is merely on the "Not Recommended" list.Having said that, some Councils impose stricter requirements.
I'm impressed it will do that well with a 2 qt pot.Pretty decent list overall.
Actually, I'm glad you pointed that out.I generally use Trangia or Evernew burners with my Trail Designs stoves over 1 liter. I have found that the burner that comes with these stoves takes too long to heat more than a quart of water.(Edited the list to reflect this.)
Edited by KaiLarson on 01/23/2012 17:12:52 MST.
Items to be worn: Shirt,Nylon T shirtNylon PantsBeltHatSunglassesBoots (check fit of boots)2 pr of socks, one thin, one thick (not cotton)UnderwearPocket knife or Mora knifeSpending money for food and gasPackSleeping bag and stuff sackSleeping pad, Insulation layer long sleeve ShirtRaincoat and stuff sacExtra pair of socks, one thin, one thickExtra t shirtWater bottle with waterCup, bowl, spoon (all plastic) (no plate)Dry Bag stuff sac for washing clothesFlashlight (new batteries)First Aid Kit (per BSA Handbook pg 289) Moleskin, 3"x 6" 6 Bandaids Rubber gloves 2 sterile gauze pads, 3"x3" small bar of soap small roll of adhesive tape small tube antiseptic small scissors pencil and paper eye protectionbutterly bandagesantibacterial cream mouth barrier deviceAdult Meds: motrinES TylenolBenadrylImmodiumAlka seltzer extraPrescription meds, antibactialSurvival gear Plastic garbage bag big enough to cover pack Compass, Map Waterproof matches Signal mirror Whistle Fire starting steel Cigarette lighter Mosquito repellant Sun block Duct tapeToilet kit: Tooth brush Tooth paste (baking soda preferred) Alcohol wipes Hand sanitizer Toilet paper in zip lock bag Dental Floss Camp Soap for washing clothes and bathing Dry bag stuff sack for washing clothesTroop Supplied Gear Tent (check for poles, stakes, footprint) Cook set (check for pot gripper, lighter, spatula, oil, scrubber pad, small bottle of soap, salt and pepper shaker, 1 paper towel per meal) Stove, fuel canisters Water filter (bring pre filter and hoses)Optional Items Light gloves Small deck of cards Camera Fishing gear Small book Rain pants Day pack Fry pan and oil for fish Screw top bottle and butter for cooking Folding spatula Clean clothes for drive home Drinks to put in creek Hiking poles Altimeter watch Mora knife Small book Camp shoes (Teva, Keene, flip flops, Crocs) Splenda, sugar, tea, coffee, coffee maker Lemon pepper for fishBulk powdered milkBulk cocoaFor drivers and adults: Mp3 player for car Cell phone Money, debit card Check engine oil Lemon pepper for fish Cell phone charger
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A new empire is waiting for you!
30 • Dia 2,440, 09:41 • Publicado em Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) • Entretenimento e interacções sociais
Good afternoon dear readers,
This is my first article as eMacedonian citizen.
I'm going to speak about eSwitzerland, a long time ally with eMacedonia where I … ler mais »