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Kabuki syndrome is a rare, multisystem disorder characterized by multiple abnormalities including distinctive facial features, growth delays, varying degrees of intellectual disability, skeletal abnormalities, and short stature. A wide variety of additional symptoms affecting multiple different organ systems can potentially occur. The specific symptoms associated with Kabuki syndrome can vary greatly from one person to another. The exact cause of Kabuki syndrome was recently determined. It is on the basis of a mutation in a gene called MLL2. Clinical testing is not available at the time of this publication.
Some features of Kabuki syndrome are present at birth (congenital). Other features become apparent as an affected child ages. The specific findings and the severity of those findings can vary from one person to another. A wide variety of findings affecting multiple organ systems of the body can potentially occur. It is important to note that affected individuals may not have all of the features discussed below. Parents of an affected child should talk to their physician and medical team about their child's specific case, associated features and overall prognosis.
Children with Kabuki syndrome have a distinctive facial appearance, which includes abnormally long openings between the eyelids (palpebral fissures), lower eyelids that are turned outward (everted), prominent eyelashes, arched eyebrows, a broad nose with a flattened or depressed tip, and large, misshaped ears. The distinctive facial appearance associated with Kabuki syndrome develops slowly over several years. Additional facial features include a bluish tinge to the whites of the eyes (blue sclerae), drooping of the upper eyelid (ptosis), misaligned eyes (strabismus), a highly arched roof of the mouth or a cleft palate, depressions involving the inside of the lower lips (lip pits), and an abnormally small jaw (micrognathia).
Growth deficiency is common in individuals with Kabuki syndrome usually becoming apparent during the first year of life (postnatal growth deficiency). Growth deficiency can become more noticeable as affected children grow older. Eventually, affected individuals may be notably below average height for their age (short stature). In rare cases, some children may have had partial growth hormone deficiency.
In addition to growth deficiency, children with Kabuki syndrome may also have mild to moderate intellectual disability. Severe intellectual disability is extremely rare and some children have no intellectual disability. Some children may have seizures, diminished muscle tone (hypotonia) and microcephaly, a condition in which the circumference of the head is abnormally small. Seizures can develop right after birth (neonatal period) or as late as 12 years of age. Some children with Kabuki syndrome experience speech delays. Palate abnormalities and hearing loss may contribute to speech delays. In some cases, children with Kabuki syndrome may develop behavioral abnormalities including anxiousness and a tendency to fixate on objects or activities. They may also dislike certain stimuli including certain noises, smells or textures. Some children with Kabuki syndrome appear to be particularly fond of music.
Children with Kabuki syndrome may also have feeding difficulties including gastroesphogeal reflux, poor sucking ability, and difficulty absorbing or digesting nutrients from food (malabsorption). Consequently, many affected children may fail to gain weight and grow at the rate expected for children of their age and sex (failure to thrive). Some children may be susceptible to recurring infections including upper respiratory infections and pneumonia. Many children have recurrent ear infections (otitis media) which may contribute to hearing loss.
Dental abnormalities such as missing, misaligned or misshaped teeth have been reported. Small and/or thin fingernails and toenails are sometimes seen. In addition, some children will have prominences involving the finger tips, known as persistent fetal finger pads.
Skeletal abnormalities may occur in some cases including abnormally short fingers and toes (brachydactyly), pinkies that are bent (clinodactyly), flat feet, loose (lax) joints, abnormalities of the vertebrae, cranial malformations, and abnormal curvature of the spine (scoliosis or kyphosis). Affected individuals may also be prone to dislocating their hips or kneecaps.
Some children with Kabuki syndrome may have certain heart abnormalities that are present from birth (congenital heart defects). The two most commonly reported heart defects in children with Kabuki syndrome include narrowing of the main artery of the body (coarctation of the aorta) and holes in the membranes (septa) that separate the chambers of the heart (ventricular or atrial septal defects).
In some cases, additional features involving a variety of organ systems may also be present. Possible kidney (renal) abnormalities include malformation or underdevelopment of the kidneys (renal dysplasia or hypoplasia), obstruction of the normal flow of urine from the kidneys (hydronephrosis) and fusion of the kidneys at the base forming a horseshoe shape (horseshoe kidneys). Gastrointestinal abnormalities include malrotation of the colon and absence or blockage of the anal opening (anal atresia). Immunological deficiencies have also been reported. Affected individuals may also experience early onset of breast development (premature thelarche) and rapid weight gain upon puberty. Some males with Kabuki syndrome may have undescended testicles (cryptorchidism).
In August of 2010, a group of researchers at the University of Washington reported that mutations in the gene MLL2 was responsible for Kabuki syndrome in the majority of affected individuals who were tested. Clinically available testing was not available at the time of this publication.
Most cases of Kabuki syndrome occur for the first time in the affected individual with no family history of the disorder (de novo). However, familial occurrence of Kabuki syndrome has been reported. The University of Washington researchers confirmed that Kabuki syndrome is caused by a dominant mutation in the MLL2 gene that can then be passed on to the offspring of an affected individual.
Dominant genetic disorders occur when only a single copy of an abnormal gene is necessary for the appearance of the disease. The abnormal gene can be inherited from either parent, or can be the result of a new mutation (gene change) in the affected individual (de novo). The risk of passing the abnormal gene from affected parent to offspring is 50 percent for each pregnancy regardless of the sex of the resulting child. Variable expressivity means that the disorder expresses itself in dramatically different ways from one person to another. Most cases of Kabuki syndrome represent new, spontaneous gene mutations that occur with no previous family history.
More research is necessary to determine how mutations in the MLL2 gene result in the development of the disorder and its associated symptoms.
Kabuki syndrome affects males and females in equal numbers. The incidence of Kabuki syndrome is unknown, but has been estimated to be somewhere between 1 in 32,000-60,000 individuals in the general population. More than 300 cases have been reported in the medical literature. Although the disorder was first reported in Japan, Kabuki syndrome has since been reported in a wide variety of different ethnic groups.
Kabuki syndrome was first reported in the medical literature in 1981 by Japanese physicians. The disorder was originally called Kabuki-makeup syndrome because the facial features of many affected children resembled the makeup used by actors in kabuki, a form of Japanese theater. The term "makeup" has since been dropped and the preferred term for the disorder is Kabuki syndrome.
At the time of this publication, there is no specific diagnostic test for Kabuki syndrome. This is likely to change as mutations in the MLL2 gene have been found to cause the majority of cases of Kabuki syndrome. However, a diagnosis can be made based upon identification of characteristic findings, a detailed patient history, and a thorough clinical evaluation. Physicians look for four of the five characteristic findings – distinctive facial features; skeletal abnormalities; intellectual disability; dermatoglyphic abnormalities such as persistent fetal finger pads; and postnatal short stature. Blood tests and chromosomal studies may be used to rule out other disorders.
There is no specific treatment for Kabuki syndrome. Treatment is directed toward the specific symptoms that are apparent in each individual. Treatment may require the coordinated efforts of a team of specialists. Pediatricians, surgeons, cardiologists, dental specialists, speech pathologists, specialists who asses and treat hearing problems (audiologists), and other healthcare professionals may need to systematically and comprehensively plan an affect child's treatment.
Early intervention is important to ensure that children with Kabuki syndrome reach their potential. Special services that may be beneficial to affected children include special remedial education, physical and occupational therapy, and speech therapy. Sensory integration therapy, in which certain sensory activities are undertaken in order to help regulate a child's response to sensory stimuli, may be used in some cases.
Some children with Kabuki syndrome who experience severe feeding difficulties may eventually require the placement of a gastronomy tube. In rare cases of partial growth hormone deficiency, affected children may respond to treatment with supplemental growth hormone.
Specific symptoms potentially associated with Kabuki syndrome may require referral to an appropriate specialist. For example, cardiac defects may require a pediatric cardiologist. Various abnormalities associated with Kabuki syndrome may be treated by conventional methods as recommended by a specialist. For example, hearing loss can be treated by surgery or hearing aids. Additional complications such as hip dislocation, scoliosis, cardiac defects, and cleft palate may also be treated surgically. Genetic counseling may be of benefit for affected individuals and their families.
Information on current clinical trials is posted on the Internet at www.clinicaltrials.gov. All studies receiving U.S. government funding, and some supported by private industry, are posted on this government web site.
For information about clinical trials being conducted at the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, MD, contact the NIH Patient Recruitment Office:
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For information about clinical trials sponsored by private sources, in the main, contact:
Contact for additional information about Kabuki syndrome:
Louanne Hudgins, MD, FAAP, FACMG
Professor of Pediatrics
Chief, Division of Medical Genetics
Stanford University School of Medicine
Director, Perinatal Genetics
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
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Administrative Associate: Heide Poppenberg
Please note that some of these organizations may provide information concerning certain conditions potentially associated with this disorder (e.g., heart disease, intellectual disability, etc.)
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The setters aren't taking aim at a tall group of hitters at the net, but the group is quick and consistently poses matchup problems. Six-foot junior Evan Golodner, a lefty, has improved his game on a weekly basis taking big steps forward in his timing and velocity on returns, while classmate Dan Jeong has played well at middle hitter despite it not being his natural position. On the outside, seniors Rick Calia and Justin Ganca have seen time opposite senior Justin Feigeles. A dynamic outside hitter, Feigeles is just 5-11 but puts his vertical leap to good use on the corner. Frankie Galiano, a junior, is in his first season as the libero after being brought up last season and may have turned in his best performance to date last Thursday with a number of big defensive plays and contributions with service aces.
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Florida parents calling to inquire about their kids' health insurance got a surprise recently: a sex chat line recording offering them a chance to indulge in their naughtiness.
The line was supposed to be for Florida KidCare, a health insurance program offered by the state to any child regardless of whether their parents are working. Indeed it's Gov. Charlie Crist telling them about the insurance program and telling them to go online or call this number: 888-540-5347.
The Palm Beach Post called it and ended up with an offer to chat one on one with "students, housewives and working girls from all over the country." Needless to say, they weren't going to talk about boo boos and tummy aches.
The governor's office has fixed the problem, but not before rumors started about political sabotage. It was probably just a mistake, but considering the life of a lot of parents we know, it was probably the most action they got all year.
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Coffee break
So my doctor had put me on a no-coffee (and a few other things) diet for a few days and guess what?! Those days are over and I was allowed coffee! Yep it's the little things that matter most and coffee matters! 😉
So coffee, good company and a lot of new goods from FaMeshed & The Home Show, not a bad day huh?
Credits on Kae:
Hair: Girl about town – Milk hair (Kattington) *NEW @ FaMeshed
Skin: Kaelyn – Glam Affair (Aida Ewing)
Shirt&Shorts: Beige (Hands in Pockets) – COCO (cocoro Lemon) *NEW @ FaMeshed
Feet: Av enhancement flat – Slink (Siddean Munro)
Feet jewelry: Bali Gypsy – MG (Maxi Gossamer) *NEW @ FaMeshed
Shoes: Lizzie pure – Fri.day (Darling Monday)
Necklace: Heartkey silver – Izzie's (Izzie Button)
Bag: Sledge leather Rose – Zenith (Miffyhoi Rosca) *NEW @ FaMeshed
Cute guy:
Maxxster (totally forgot to ask him for his credits, sorry!)
Credits scene:
Scarlet Creative Work Life Loft Skybox *NEW @ Collabor88
Seven Emporium – Potting Table *NEW @ The Home Show
Seven Emporium – Garden Tray *NEW @ The Home Show
Seven Emporium – Old Mower *NEW @ The Home Show
Seven Emporium – Plant Pot Crates *NEW @ The Home Show
XIAJ & ZZANG – Postman Bike navy RARE *NEW @ Kustom9
PILOT – Potted Plant Shelves
PILOT – Water Hose
PILOT – Garden Tools
[PM]Pixel Mode – THG – Watering Can
[PM]Pixel Mode – THG – Seed Box RARE
[PM]Pixel Mode – THG – Seedling
Zigana . herbs . two
Zigana . empties
{what next} Garden Broom Decor
Zooby – Ultimate Rottweiler
Zooby – Relaxing Doberman
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At midnight SLT, many awesome events will start, such as FaMeshed, Cutie Moon & Fit for a Princess.
The Home Show opens too and it will be an event you do not want to miss out on!
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Credits on me:
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Skin: Brandi (jamaica) – Glam Affair (Aida Ewing) *NEW @ Cutie Moon
Blazer:Work it (tan) – ISON (Harry Hyx) *NEW @ Collabor88
Tank: Hykova buttoned – W&B (Twiggy Whippet)
Jeans: Harlow's cuffed (light wash) – Mon Tissu (Anouk Spot) *NEW
Hands & Feet: Av Enhancement – Slink (Siddean Munro)
Shoes: Lizzie slippers navy – Fri.day (Darling Monday)
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.lame – Clara's Pallet Bed (Adult) *NEW @ The Theme Park
.lame– Clara's Rug – Shmancy Teal *NEW @ The Theme Park
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Spring really hit Second Life and there's so many wonderful spring sims to explore!
Studio Skye has released beautiful spring sets to enhance your landscaping and make it all ready for spring!
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Hair: Haters – Truth (Truth Hawks)
Skin: Erin sunkiss – League (Nena Janus) *NEW @ Skin Fair
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+ Ivy freckles – Lara Hurley (Lara Hurley) *NEW @ Skin Fair
+ Kaelyn moles – Izzie's (Izzie Button)
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+ Lashes black tattoo layer – Tuli (Tuli Asturias)
Eyes: Promise coffee – IKON (Ikon Innovia)
Blouse: Isis white – Zaara (Zaara Kohime)
Jacket: Edward jacket (f) – Etham (StephenWeiss) *NEW @ The Men's Department
Jeans: Cropped denim pants ocean – Coquet (Tabitha Marquez) *NEW @ FaMeshed
Hands & feet: Av Enhancement female – Slink (Siddean Munro)
Jewelry: Butterfly white – Izzie's (Izzie Button) *NEW @ The Boutique
Shoes: Oxford pink polka – The Secret Store (Maylee Oh) *NEW @ Collabor88
Poses: Bauhaus movement (LouLou Teichmann) *NEW @ The Poser Pavilion
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Dog 1: Ultimate beagle pup – Zooby (Carrie Tatsu)
Dog 2: Ultimate Rottweiler – Zooby (Carrie Tatsu)
Louis Chair Leather Brown – Trompe Loeil (Cory Edo) *NEW @ Collabor88
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big mistake from alvaro and deserve to be penalised but where's the equal judgement of race direction in every riders? how about last year rossi's rookie moved against stoner? the sad part was they didn't even bother to investigate what happened and come up with nothing. Obviously there's a double standard in this sport. I think it depends who u are and who u will take out.


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OCALA — A single-vehicle crash on a busy road claimed the life of a driver Friday.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers said the vehicle, an older van, was traveling south on Northwest Gainesville Road when, for an unknown reason, it veered off the road and went onto the grassy shoulder. The van then struck a palm tree on the side of the road head-on.
The crash occurred at the intersection of Gainesville Road and Northwest 63rd Street.
Marion County Fire Rescue officials were called to the scene, where the male driver, Robert W. Ratliff, 72, was pronounced dead by a paramedic.
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We thought that there was nothing that could get us more excited for the final two episodes of "Breaking Bad." The drama has been on a killer hot streak in the back half of the fifth and final season, peaking with last week's emotionally charged hour. There was no reason to expect anything different from the final two — that is, until co-executive producer and writer Peter Gould tweeted about a new development.
"I checked & it's official," Gould tweeted. "Last 2 #BreakingBad eps are 75 minutes each w/commercials. Set your DVRS accordingly. Better still, watch live!"
That's right! For its last two episodes, "Breaking Bad" will be super-sized. Even after everything that went down in the last episode, two hour-long episodes weren't enough to finish the story of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. But what is there left to happen that could be so important as to merit longer episodes? Let's take a swing at it.
Minor spoilers ahead
We last saw Walter hopping into that magical red minivan that promises a new identity and a life free of whatever horrors you're running from. As hinted by the cold opens during this season, it appears that Walter ends up with hair, a beard, and new glasses in New Hampshire, the state that appears on his new driver's license on his 52nd birthday.
It would appear — especially considering the title "Granite State," New Hampshire's official state nickname — that the next episode will cover the period between Walter's sudden departure from New Mexico and his return.
The title of the last episode, "Felina," has already been speculated on to no end. It's an anagram for "Finale." It's a Spanish word, meaning "cat like." Some have broken it up into elements Fe, Li, and Na (iron, lithium and sodium). So who knows?
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Allan Anthony Cunha, experienced truck driver
Allan Anthony Cunha, 51, of Newark, passed away suddenly Wednesday, July 24, 2013. He was born April 6, 1962, in Elizabeth, N.J. to Louis Cunha and the late Eileen (Capone) Cunha.
A professional truck driver with CDL and hazardous materials licenses, Allan worked for Linde, and recently received an award for safely driving over two million miles without a preventable accident.
He loved fishing, cooking out on the grill and spending time with his kids and grandkids. An avid sports fan, he also enjoyed watching the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies, and in his spare time worked on cars and listening to music, especially alternative rock.
He is survived by his loving wife, Judee Cunha of Newark; son, Craig Cunha of Elkton, Md.; daughters, Kara and Patricia Cunha of Elkton; his father and his wife, Ruth Cunha of Cranford, N.J.; brothers, Gary Cunha of Gap, Pa. and Ronald Cunha of Jacksonville, Fla.; stepchildren J'Aime Walker of Townsend, Matthew Walker of Prime Hook, Jillian Walker of Lewes and Donald Walker of Newark; stepsiblings, Guy Pestrichella of Sayreville, N.J., Alison Sherman of Hackensack, N.J. and Jill Gallery of Fords, N.J.; and grandchildren, Erik, Kallista, Jayden and Maddox (Anthony). He is also survived by his cat, Scareddy.
A service will be held at 11 a.m., Wednesday, July 31, at R.T. Foard Funeral Home, PA, 259 E. Main St., Elkton, where friends and family may call one hour prior beginning at 10 a.m. Burial will follow at Cherry Hill Cemetery. Allan had a fond love of animals, and the family suggests contributions can made in his honor to ASPCA c/o the funeral home.


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Damn am i only one of the few here that thinks the bulls can pull it off? Im not a fan of rose or the bulls but i really think they have the right arsenal of players to beat miami.
More specifically they have a better starting big men and and better backup bigs than the heat
. I think the difference is how they utilize their big men to their optimum capacity. And that means rose should take less shots and try being a real point guard for a change and set up his teammates. Korver and the other perimeter scorers should step it up and then who knows. I think they can and will win the series.
Miami's power forwards are much better.. and that's half of the big men right there.
Bosh >>>> Boozer
Haslem >>>> Gibson
LeBron started playing more by the basket in game 2, collecting 10 rebounds.. and Wade is an exceptional rebounder for a SG. had 9 boards the other night - many of them in the paint beating bigger men in traffic (as Wade has done throughout his whole career)..
Haslem = Top 6 for all power forwards in rebounding rate. and Mike Miller will be seeing more playing time and his rebounding rate is exceptional and he's a terrific rebounder in the paint.. Miller will be in more because James Jones is a horrific rebounder... you will not see Jones much in this series... he was okay for Boston, but not for Chicago.
The Heat have rebounders at positions that are some of the best rebounders for their positions in the league. With Haslem and Miller seeing more playing time, and being the great rebounders they are, this will curb the rebounding advantage of the Bulls. And Bosh is always good for 10 rebounds on his own.
And it's been proven all year that if you can stay close to the Bulls in the rebounding department, you'll win. The Bulls are under .500 this year when teams are slightly below them in rebounding, or when the rebounding is about even (and this has been proven in the playoffs too, not just the regular season).
Chicago is crap unless they can get a lot of 2nd chance pts and they can limit other teams from 2nd chance points via their rebounding. Miami has the people who can rebound as Miami was 3rd in the NBA for rebounding rate this year.
The fact of the matter is, if the Bulls were an average rebounding team, they would be a very mediocre team overall. And Miami has the guys to make them look average as a team.
It's no secret that Miami made adjustments in the rebounding department for game 2, inserting Haslem and Miller in there for good minutes. Miami won the rebounding 45-41 and of course won the game. Miami will curb the rebounding and when that happens the Bulls have absolutely no chance as they are not nearly as talented as Miami in other areas.. the Bulls just rely too heavily on their rebounding to overcome their talent deficiencies.
And Miami's shooters >> Bulls shooters.. as proven by FG% throughout the year.
Miami will be at home and will play a lot better than they did the 2 games in Chicago... as Miami has played a lot better at home over the course of the playoffs (IE- looked much better at home against Boston in the 3 games than they did in the 2 on the road Boston, same for Philly).
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Greece Travel Guide
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Hotels of Greece
Founded by King
Perdikas in the 7th Century BC it was formally
known as Aigaes and was the first capital of
Macedonia. When the capital was moved to Pella
it was continued to be used as the royal
burial grounds. In 336 BC, King Phillip II was
assasinated by one of his seven bodyguards
while attending the wedding of his daughter
Cleopatra in the theatre.
The Royal
Palace was built for King Antigonas Gonatas,
and while few of the walls that have been
excavated stand very tall, the size of the
area they cover is impressive. Archaeologists
presume it was the summer residence of the
king. The Royal Tomb has
yielded great treasures, belonging to King
Phillip, father of Alexander the great. All of
these artifacts are in the archaeological museum
in Thessaloniki which should be seen before
visiting Vergina in order to get a more clear
impression of what you are looking at. The Macedonian tomb
with its facade of 4 marble columns, was a
promising find when unearthed but unfortunately
did not contain the vast treasures of the Royal
tomb. It does contain an impressive marble throne
or at least what is left of it. Most of the items that were in Thessaloniki are now
found here in the museum.
If you want to stay in the area try the family owned Olympia Guesthouse a short distance from the archaeological site,
surrounded by trees, or the new Hotel Evridiki, another family run hotel with its own taverna.
Ancient Dion was
an important religious center for worshipping
the Gods of nearby Mount Olympus. This is
where Phillip II came to celebrate his
victories and his son Alexander came to make
his sacrifices here before going off to
conquer the East. While most of the statues
which were not only found virtually intact,
but with traces of color, are in the nearby
museum in the town of Dion, they have been
replaced with copies. The Sanctuary of Isis is
perhaps the most interesting discovery so far.
An earthquake had displaced water and mud and
the building was hidden for centuries under 6
feet of water which protected it from vandals.
The temple still sits in the water and a copy
of the statue of Aphrodite can be seen
The Capital of
Macedonia moved from Vergina to Pella in the
5th Century BC and was in effect the capital
of Greece. Many people come here to see the
exceptional mosaics discovered in the remains
of houses and public buildings. The museum is
one of Greece's best on-site archaeology
museums with a display of pottery, jewelry and
mosaics found at the site. The remains of the
buildings have impressed archaeologists and
led them to believe that the Macedonians
enjoyed a high level of wealth.
Site of the
famous battle where the armies of Mark Antony
and Octavius met and defeated the armies of
Julius Ceasars assassins in 42BC. Brutas and
Cassius committed suicide and the victors
spent a fortune on Philippi, granting it the
staus of Roman Colony, providing us with the
impressive ruins, and artifacts which are now
in the museum. In 49 AD Saint Paul came to
preach to the inhabitants of Philippi and
ended up in prison. Despite Paul's misfortune
Phillipi was the first European city to accept
Christianity, though the first two churches
they built suffered some bad luck. The first
was destroyed by an earthquake right after it
was completed in the 5th century and the
second collapsed before its dedication in the
6th Century because it was too top heavy.The
remains can both be seen, as well as the
ancient theatre built by Phillip II.
For organized tours of Mainland Greece that include Thessaloniki and Macedonia see www.greecetravel.com/tours/mainland
For most of these sites the most convenient if not the most interesting place to stay is in a Thessaloniki Hotel though people who are not fond of cities may prefer staying somewhere like the Kokkino Spiti, beautifully restored 19th-century manor, on the banks of Tripotamos River in the town of Veria. Also within striking distance are the hotels on the sea near Katerini, like the 5-star Dion Palace
Hotel, the 4-star Olympian Bay
Hotel , the 3-star Dion
Hotel or any of those on the Mount Olympus page.
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In an interview with Daily News Science and Technology Minister
Prof. Tissa Vitharana, All Party Representative Committee (APRC)
Chairman, explains how the APRC final draft for 'Power Sharing' for Sri
Lanka is taking shape with the victories in the military front.
Manjula FERNANDO
We have extensively discussed all the issues related to a future
power sharing mechanism and there is consensus among the 13 parties
represented in the APRC on 95 per cent of the issues. I am sure within
the next four weeks we could complete the final document. I don't
believe in reaching 100 per cent consensus on all the issues. That is
President discussing the APRC progress with party leaders
My first task is to get the UNP back into the process. Choksy who is
the UNP's APRC representative has informed us to keep him informed of
the areas of agreement among the parties at the APRC and there will be
an exchange of views from time to time. When the document is completed I
will be inviting the UNP to directly participate and hopefully we will
be able to incorporate their views into the final document.
We have reached the final stage of our deliberations. My intention is
to invite all the other political parties including the TNA represented
in Parliament who are currently keeping away to join. We invited them
sometime ago but it was turned down. With Emerging developments I hope
the TNA will play a more positive role in trying to express the views of
the Tamil People, not the views of the 'separatist LTTE'.
I am glad that TMVP and EPDP are actively involved in the process. I
keep the TULF Leader, PLOTE and the EPRLF P section constantly briefed
of our deliberations and their inputs have been welcomed. It is vitally
important that views of Tamil people are properly accommodated in the
final APRC document.
Political parties representing the Tamil peoples of Indian origin;
the CWC, the Upcountry people's Front and the Democratic People's Front
are also in this process. The Muslim segment is represented by the SLMC,
All Ceylon Muslim Congress, NUA and the National Congress. It should be
noted that the SLMC and the DPF are with the Opposition.
When we started our deliberations the President suggested the
document we present should be a consensus paper which could be used in
future talks with the LTTE. In case the talks do not succeed it should
be a basis for a future constitution for the country.
Now it appears with military victories and lack of desire on the part
of LTTE to engage in meaningful talks to resolve the problem with the
framework of one country, the question of meeting LTTE does not arise
So the whole focus must be on satisfying the needs of the Tamil
people in particular and Tamil Speaking people in general which includes
the Muslims as well. This is what we are trying to achieve in the APRC
process now.
I would say that there are people who hold that point of view and
imagine that to solve this problem all we require is to be benevolent as
the majority towards the Tamil minority and provide them with their
But they fail to realise the whole process evolved over the years and
the minority has lost faith now. What they are requesting from us is to
give their leaders a fair share of political power to provide for their
own people. Unless that is done there will be no solution to this
In their document to the APRC, the TMVP calls for a referendum when
the Eastern provincial council marks two years in office, to find if
people still wanted a divided North and East.
They feel, not enough powers have been given to the provincial
administration. Perhaps they have begun to think it is necessary to have
a stronger combined North and East.
So it is time the Government and the Sinhala majority realize, unless
we have proper devolution of power, the tendency to believe what the
LTTE has been telling is correct, will grow among Tamil people and the
conditions will be created once again for a future Prabhakaran.
All Tamil political parties and the Muslim political parties have
expressed preference for a combined North and East. We can change this
thinking only by adequately devolving power to the separate provinces.
Our discussions have taken place without basing them on the 13th
amendment. We are trying to avoid the 'obstacles' which have
overshadowed proper implementation of the 13th amendment.
One reason why it is not properly implemented is that there is a
large concurrent list of powers where the Central government's approval
is needed. For example, sharing of water resources, land utilization and
funding etc. All these powers are taken over by the Ministries of the
Central Government.
We have decided to do away with this concurrent list giving clear cut
powers to the Centre and the provinces to act independently without the
interference of each other.
Even in areas such as the Education and Health where provinces have
complete powers, these powers cannot be properly executed since the
funding is strictly determined by the Centre.
At the moment practically all the political parties in the
Government, except the MEP and the JHU who are keeping away from the
deliberations at the moment, are in agreement with these proposals.
Would you expect the hardliners like JHU and JVP to join the process
now? Their demand was to crush LTTE militarily and then offer a
political solution.
We will certainly invite those parties to come back to the process.
After reaching maximum possible consensus we will present it to the
President. Then it is up to the President to take it up from there.
There has to be substantial changes in the present constitution. To
bring about fundamental changes, meaning to the entrenched clauses, both
two thirds majority in parliament and a referendum will be required.
With regard to other clauses two thirds majority in Parliament will be
The representatives of different political parties which included the
parties of the Opposition had 104 sittings over two and a half years.
The average time spent on one session was four hours, sometimes longer.
This has been a very taxing exercise. We had in depth discussions on
every relevant political issue that has every bearing on resolving the
national question. All this had been done without any payment to anyone.
I can say that every member of APRC contributed with a sense of
commitment to try to work out an indigenous solution to our national
problem. This has never been done in the past so effectively. I am
certain this time we will come up with a set of proposals that would
meet the aspirations of the minority and acceptable to a major section
of the majority.
This was exactly the way the problems were successfully settled in
countries like South Africa and Northern Ireland.
I have regular briefings every month with the international community
on the APRC proceedings. They are hopeful of a positive outcome.
Especially the US, Japan and India are keeping a close watch.
A large section of Tamil diaspora has been in touch with me. With
very few exceptions most of them have been very appreciative of the APRC
process. But many of them have expressed fear that Sinhala
majoritarianism might ultimately interfere with finding any acceptable
solution. My hope is that this will not be the case.
There was pressure on us in December 2007 because of the
International community's view the Government has albeit abandoned the
political process and turned course to a military solution. And the
President requested us to come up with a set of proposals.
He wanted us to come up with something that would be implemented
through the present constitution. Hence our interim proposals were
submitted in January 23 last year. But this has not interfered with our
main deliberations.
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"A clean garden is always a happier garden," say Pamela and Dwayne. Don't just let dead or rotten leaves lie where they fall, thinking it is the same as adding compost. "There is a difference between 'hot composting' with proper equipment and 'garden composting' the fallen debris under the hedge. Hot composting uses the heat created from the sun to help break down large debris and kills any fungus or moulds that may be present," the duo say. Merely garden composting—in other words, leaving debris where it lies—is a festering environment for bacteria, fungus and disease. "Keep the ground below your hedges clean. Often, homeowners will find an infected plant like azalea with leaf gall. This can be traced back to a laurel hedge that has not been cleaned under. This mess will become infected and spread to other parts of your garden," caution Pamela and Dwayne.
9. Forgetting to deadhead flowers
While it may seem natural and beneficial to let the lifecycle of flowers take their course, by snipping off dead flowers you'll actually encourage a plant to develop more buds. In the thrall of pool parties, barbecue cookouts and other summer activities it's easy to forget to do this simple but rewarding task. Read Deadhead to keep flowers blooming to find out how and when to deadhead effectively.
10. Not knowing when to call it quits
Attempting to eke just a little more life out of a nearly spent basil or parsley container plant might not be worth the effort. Consider using up all the basil in a pesto sauce or putting parsley to good use in a delicious recipe for tabbouleh salad. Seeing as it's still midsummer, you can replant the container with cheerful annuals that will take you through to the first frost.
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Line's Prophet 100 All-Mountain Ski is quickly becoming legendary as the quintessential do-everything ski. The Prophet 100 combines a waist width that gives you good flotation in deep snow with narrow-ski agility. Line accomplished this using their proprietary Metal Matrix titanium laminate that delivers power to the parts of the ski that need it and lightens the parts that don't.
- Base and edge are twice the thickness of a standard ski for extreme durability and impact resistance
- Maple Macroblock Core for light weight, durability and long lasting camber
- P-Cut five radius sidecut provides powerful turns with less tail hooking
- Titanium Metal Matrix die cut laminate adds power where you need it and reduces weight where you don't
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Line Prophet 100
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I picked up a pair of these second hand for about 250$. I absolutely love them, I guess I am a good to very good skier but in no means an expert and have recently started free riding. I started on Volkl Katanas 190cm and skied them for three days through powder, crud, trees, just about every condition you can find (quickly changing weather) and thought they were a bit too long for what I was skiing and way to hard to initiate turns (I am 5'11" and weigh 148). Maybe it was due to my weight/length od the skis/conditions or me being a newbie at freeride and not having experience, but I felt wrong somehow. Then I bought the Prophets (179cm with Dukes) on a whim and was absolutely astonished. They are perfect for me, so easy to ski, very stable at speed, float nicely on powder and just power through crud and bad conditions. Trees are a joy. For deeper powder and wider, faster turns on not so steep terrain the Katanas would be better I admit, but for everything else the Prophets are completely brilliant. I would not change them for anything. Oh and they also rip the groomers. Overall an excellent ski in my opinion.
Tried the Prophet 100, March 20, 2011 - Sugarbush
This was/is my first pair of fatties ever. Though they are not as wide, at 100mm underfoot, as some of the chubbier boards out there, they were a significant jump up from the Salomon X-Wing Tornados I have been skiing since the 2009-2010 season.
I demo'd a pair at 172 cm length last weekend at Sugarbush in Vermont with the intent of using them next year for tree skiing. I am a 5"9" 155 lb advanced New England skier. I ski groomed and bump trails at about a 60%-40% ratio; very little in the trees, which is a skill I want to develop.
So, half expecting to be lumbering around on pontoons, I was pleasantly surprised by how agile they were on a sunny and soft bump trail. Turn initiation was quick and effortless. There is enough flex in the upturned tail to forgive a visit to the back seat. I deliberately hammered directly into the bumps rather than ski around them to understand the flex in the forefoot, which was very supple.
Short swing turns with these 172s suggested a turning radius of about 15 meters, if I was to take a guess, and that is tight enough, I think, for tree runs.
The slope conditions on most of the trails the day I demo'd these skis were "firm". A rain and freeze followed a week of no new snow. On a north-facing groomed trail that amounted to dusted ceramic, the grip on these boards was far above what I expected. I assume the metal laminate had a lot to do with the surprising fact these boards have enough torsional stiffness to handle hard pack without washing out.
The Prophet 100s at 172 cm are not for the race course, or for a very hard charging heavy weight x-racer. But they ran evevry bit as good as the Tornados, and a pair of 184 cm Rossignol 9Xs that I own.
I returned the demos to the shop at the end of the day and bought a brand new pair on sale for $440. I felt like I robbed those guys.
where did u find them for that price??????????
I was uber lucky and found a pair of 172's for $279. Although I wish I could have found a 179 instead. Looking at mounting up with Rossi Axial2 120 XL's. Excited to get them out on the mountain this year!
Just returned from a trip to CO with my Prophet 100's and was blown away by their versatility. They were great in the trees in deep pow, ripped hardpack chutes, and are amazingly quick in the bumps for a 100mm ski.
I recently demoed some S7s and Gotamas at Alta to see what all the rocker fuss was about. I enjoyed both skis and can see the advantage on the really steep and deep but neither ski was as versatile (or fun) at the Prophets. As an Eastern tree and bump skier these boards are perfect!
the best
me: 5'11, 165 on the 186
last season, i developed a pretty serious case of rocker envy and picked up some early taper/early rise skis (BH maestros), thinking they would replace my prophets on the mountain. i love my rockered skis, but i love them for what they're for: skiing deep backcountry powder. 9 out of 10 resort days, i ski my prophets. the prophets like speed, bust through chop, are solid off drops, and absolutely rail groomers. let's face it, most days at the resort, the conditions are either rocky, variable, tracked out, dust on crust, dust on rocks, etc... and for that, i want the stability and precision that comes with traditional sidecut and having all 186 cm of ski pressed firmly onto the snow. and to the clown in the lift line rocking pontoons when it hasn't snowed in 10 days, you are a fool. learn how to ski.
bottom line: these skis haven't changed in a long time for good reason. they kill it.
Great skis
Picked these up a few weeks ago, and I can't say enough good things about them. I'm about 150lbs, 6'1", and I bought the 186cm skis and set them up with Hammerhead telemark bindings. They're my first pair of fat skis and they handle really well on most kinds of terrain. Floaty enough for a foot of pow, and hold an edge really well on resort groomers. Quick edge to edge, especially for being 100 underfoot.I debated between the 179cm and 186cm length for a while, and am really happy with the 186cm. I can make quick turns and if I want to charge down the hill, they keep up. Highly recommended if you want a single ski to do almost everything.
Awesome skis!!!!!
I bought a pair 3 years ago and I used them as everyday(all conditions) skis in the first year. I mainly ski ALTA/BIRD during the season averaging about 100-120 days a season. Very versatile skis, used them in deep pow, cliffs, moguls, crud, tight trees, packed, groomers, all the chutes in ALTA/BIRD, touring and they rocked. On groomers, I can really get on their edges and carve with them. They're used to be my only go to skis now I only used them on packed days and still love them. They're getting worn out and I'll definitely getting the same skis next season to complement my Kuros which I use on POW POW days.
Believe the hype
Absolutely fantastic ski.
I spent a week on these at Vail in late 2010, and they exceeded my expectations at every turn. These skis live up to their "all-mountain" billing. They are a joy to ski in deep powder, yet nimble enough to handle moguls without much difficulty. They are not as grippy on hardpack or groomers as a narrower carving ski might be, but their amazing versatility makes up for this minor shortcoming.
These are quite a bit easier to handle than the Prophet 115, which-- while also a blast in powder-- I found more difficult to control on groomed terrain.
In sum, the Line Prophet 100 is a really fun all-mountain ski. You won't be disappointed with this extraordinary piece of gear.
I can see into the future!
That I'll be skiing on these for a long time. I had 5-6 year old k2 Escapes as I live in the east. They always dogged me on powder days out in Utah, where we go every year for at least 2 weeks. I'd come back exhuated and dripping from the work getting the dump days.
We had a 30 inch drop 2 days into our trip this year and I said the heck with it and asked a million questions of the employees at the store in Salt Lake. The smartest guy skied these, so I followed his advice and boy am I happeee!
These babies were tough to get used to for me as they are wider and weigh more because they are twice the width! But after a day of getting used to it, I had the confidence to let fly and these babies made me a better skier!
I could not believe how fast they were on the groomers after the powder packed. Not as fast to start as my k2's, but I had more confidence to let them get more speed going. I felt like I had four wheeldrive they held on so well to the snow.
Going off-piste into the powder, where my experience is limited, I was immediately comfortable and had to adjust my stance to get control, but once I did, wow, the confidence boost came for that too.
The way they feel and look made me feel like a 25 year old "Shred the pow!" dude, when I'm 48 and starting to feel my body a bit more. I'd buy these again in a second. If you are an advanced intermediate, I p[romise they will improve your skiing too.
love it
The Line Skis Prophet 100 ski has the power and stability of a big mountain ski, yet maintains the precision, agility and responsiveness of a carving ski. The result is versatility like to no other 100mm width ski in its class, and top awards from product testers around the globe.
Profit 100's
Bought a pair of profit 100's a month ago. I am 6' 1" 240 lbs, ski mostly in NY, VT, NH, ice, gravel, grass, and sometimes powder. Wanted something that I could ski on the wonderful man made snow, but also take out west to the powder. I got my first chance on the profits last week "WOW!" . Conditions were usual ice and what not(no boiler plate), these things did great! Took half a run to get use to them and just as strong on ice as my Rossi Z10's. Fun and easy to ski, felt bad for the buddy who went with me, he had real trouble keeping up which is not usually the case. Can not wait to get on them again. The rossi's are 170's, the Profits are 186 and you would never know! Just crazy how easy they are to ski.
Ultra mega mega fun!
Am 6'4", 205lbs, relative recent ski addict, getting into black slopes & now spending a good amount of time off-piste. Was on a pair of Atomic RT 86s last year, which carved and gripped fantastically, but were too feathery light for me to deal with chunked-up frozen crud. Wanted something heavier and more stable. Have 186's mounted with Marker Barons 1cm behind midsole. Have skied em on groomers, icy groomers, piled up crud, windblown crust, waist deep pow. The skis are fun as hell, they are powerful and yet easy to drive. They give highly adequate pow float, yet carve lickity split on groomers. Their dampness and stability give me the confidence to plow over just about anything in my way and charge into new places I wouldn't have approached previously. My concern was that I wouldn't become a better skier because these things made everything so easy.... but I'm skiing steeper, deeper, and faster than ever with this setup. One of the funnest purchases I've made in the last couple of years.
Great Day!
Just spent a day on these at Vail in knee deep powder in the back bowls and Blue Sky Basin. I had never skiied a ski this wide under foot and was impressed at how versatile they are. They absolutely killed it in the deep stuff. Outstanding floatation! At the end of the day we were on some groomers and runs that were skiied off. These skiis are stable at any speed. As fast as you want to push them, they can take it. I like to make quick turns and was surprised that a ski this wide could turn this quick. The ski performs better the more aggressive you ski it, it is a pretty stiff ski that will throw you into the back seat if you get lazy. If you want a great all around ski that performs well frontside, backside , and powder, this is a great choice.
Very Versatile Ski
I picked a pair of these a year back and have had a blast with em. I live in the Northwest so you know never really know what your gonna get and these baby's are my one ski quiver. I love skiing powder and these do pretty well. Sure they don't have a rocker but you will thankful for that when you hit the groomers on the way down.I even took these to Wyoming last spring for some fantastic skiing (mostly groomers). For such a fat ski they really lay down rail lines. Great carving ski if you can get enough speed going. They do however prefer softer snow and ice isn't the greatest (sorry NE).Bottom line: Great one ski quiver. Hard charging and lots of fun.
Great ski that keeps it traditional
With no Rocker or early tip and tail rise this ski goes back to the roots of twin tips. But what makes this ski so demanded is its light weight. It allows for tele-skiers to trek up a mountain with ease. The wide dimensions allow this ski to float well in powder too. Though it will be more of a hard charging ski with its 8/10 stiffness ratio. And with its huge side cut you are able to carve it up on groomers. And with no rocker you'll be able to hold an edge much longer and stay stable at higher speeds.
Definitely a great all-mountain ski that can charge through anything and everything with ease.
2010/2011 Line Prophet Ski
Line's Prophet 100 All-Mountain Ski is quickly becoming legendary as the quintessential do-everything ski. The Prophet 100 combines a waist width that gives you good flotation in deep snow with narrow-ski agility. Line accomplished this using their proprietary Metal Matrix titanium laminate that delivers power to the parts of the ski that need it and lightens the parts that don't.
I bought these skis for this winter in...
I bought these skis for this winter in lenght 186cm and I want to use binding Dynafit TLT Radical FT (http://www.backcountry.com/dynafit-tlt-radical-ft-binding) also for ski touring.
Got anyone experiences with this combination or what's your opinion?
Because I heard that with these skis at underfoot 100mm I can rip of the binding from the ski in some hard turns because they don't have titan blade in construction.
I'm 181cm tall and 92kg (203 lb) heavy.
Recommended bindings for Line Prophet...
Recommended bindings for Line Prophet 100's?
I've got the Marker Griffons on mine and love them (if you can really love a binding). Light weight and low moment of inertia coupled with the feather weight of the Prophets make for a really quick set up.
6'4", 175lbs. I ski pretty aggressively...
6'4", 175lbs. I ski pretty aggressively on and off piste (mostly off) and am looking for something that will charge the steeps and heavy Tahoe powder, but will still perform when firm conditions prevail. I ski ~75% resort / 25% BC, but plan to ramp up my time in the BC.
This ski seems to fit the bill, but I'm unsure on length and may not get an opportunity to demo. I'm leaning heavily toward the 186, but want to make sure I won't be fighting them too badly when I get in the trees, etc. Thoughts?
I ended up with the 186 because I found in certain situations I liked the extra stability, there were times that the 179 wasn't enough in the crud. It did fine in the trees, this ski is very predictable and doesn't throw any surprises your way.
Anyone know if the base color changes on...
Anyone know if the base color changes on these with size? I just got mine and they are actually quite grey and dark unlike the picture, but I saw someone else with the 100s and they were white as shown above. Not a big deal, more of a curiosity.
You probably saw the prophet 90 or the flite. both of them have a similar lighter graphic. the 100's are all as seen above.
I've demo'ed both the Prophet 90 and 100...
I've demo'ed both the Prophet 90 and 100 recently. Both great, but found the 100's better on tight turns, trees, crud/pow. Was a bit surprised to find the 100's also seemed quicker, especially bombing down groomers.
After a just few normal runs with the 100s my fee were killing me and I was adjusting my boots looking for relief. Rode the 90s in same boots, same runs, and similar snow conditions - didnt have this problem ? Can wider ski cause this, or does my technique just need work? Prefer the 100s, but the foot thing got me a bit worried
The 90 in 172cm was harder in tight turns, but the 100 in 172cm seemed fine, in fact felt much shorter. Ive only been skiing a few seasons, generally getting more aggressive, so think the 179cm would be better for me. Reasonable? Im 510, 195 lbs and a level 7 ish skier according to the link below, ski almost exclusively local Pacific NW stuff.
I'm not sure on the knees issue but I'd definitely go with the 179cm. I'm 5'10", 165 lbs and can whip the 179s around with little effort. I'm probably an 8/9 level skier based on that link.
Assuming you have a 4-buckle boot, loosen the top buckle. My first day on them I was all over the place, crossing tips, crossing tails, and haring off unexpectedly after an errant ski, but day 2 I loosened the top buckle and they started doing whatever I told them to do.
what's the turn radius of the 172cm length...
what's the turn radius of the 172cm length ski?
16.6 meters
I'm 5'5'' 121 lbs, expert skier. I have...
I'm 5'5'' 121 lbs, expert skier. I have never had a fat ski before. Looking for an all-mountain ski, but mostly for backcountry/offpist. Will the 172 work for me?
I'm 5'9 175 and I just got the prophets in 179. It took me some time to adjust coming from salomon thrusters that were 161's and 85 ish under foot. once I got used to the amount of energy input needed to turn the prophets on a dime they felt great. they have phenomenal edge hold, even on eastern ice. I have yet to take them into the trees but did ski them on some nasty slushy bumps and they did well.
Also I am 6'3" 200lbs, love to stay in the...
Also I am 6'3" 200lbs, love to stay in the trees and backcountry so I am leaning towards the 179cm. Will I regret this on the big powder days and wish I went with the 186cm?
186 will be much better on powder days. sounds like you'd be getting this ski for resort skiing if you like the trees and back county i'd get a better powder ski. two excellent powder skis are the side stash and the jj. The jj and sidestash float much better than the prophet 100 but still carve very well. Unlike the jj and sidestash the prophet has no rocker just traditional camber . Camber causes skis to sink because the camber pushes your weight into the snow. this is helpful on groomers because it gives you better grip but is completely unnecessary in powder. hope this helps
What's the biggest selling point on the...
What's the biggest selling point on the 115 vs the 100? I was this close to buying the 100's and now I'm up in the air??
Looking for a mid fat for every day other...
Looking for a mid fat for every day other than deep days. Thinking prophet 100 but cant decide 179 or 186. right now i ride head mojo 94 in 180cm for everyday and dynastar 6th sense huge in 185cm for deep days. I am 5'9" and 170lbs (30 years old). ski at snowbird and jackson about 20 days a year. thanks!!!!
179 for sure......i have had these for 3 years and I am 5'11 170.....it is all you will need. they do it all. skied in all conditions including 3 foot dump days they do the job. 186 going to be long in the bumps and trees.
I agree with 179. Im 6 ft. 160 and thats what I ride. 186 is still great but slightly less versatile imo.
I'm 5'10", 220 lbs. Ski The Bird primarily-ski...
I'm 5'10", 220 lbs. Ski The Bird primarily-ski everywhere but not crazy- don't do backcountry except for this site (badda-bing! I gotta million of em...)soooo, ski Dynastar now and really like them. But, I'm looking for a fatter ski and I'm open minded. So, here are the questions;
Looking at the Line Prophet 100 and/or the Line SFB...the SFB is only available in 172 so that might be a bit short. However, I'm interested in what ya'll may have to say about these two products. What say you?
I have the 08/09 Prophet 100 and they are...
I have the 08/09 Prophet 100 and they are an awesome ski! The only gripe I have with them is the topsheet is peeling off bad. Do you have any suggestions to fixing this problem so that water damage doesn't occur?
I had a similar problem, not sure how it started. I just used some epoxy to glue it back down where it was peeling up. Haven't had any problems since then.
I also had a 2008 pair that de-laminated. I bought them at REI so I took them back because it pissed me off. I got some Obsethed's instead. If you make a ski that peels back to the wood core, it is going to make most people think that they are pretty cheaply manufactured.
I am an advanced Telemarker in WA state...
I am an advanced Telemarker in WA state and recently switched to NTN and want some wider skis. I have been skiing Atomic RT86 and they have been great. I was thinking of Line Prophet 100's or Rossignol S3's. Anyone telemarked on one or both of these?
I have teleied on the prophet 100 and its really nice in any condition. it handels really well on groomers and rides well in powder. With a turn radius of 17m its okay in tight trees or moguls. i have never riddin the s3.
Hey Kevin, I've spent a few days on the S3, and it's a really nice ski. Super-playful, all kinds of turns initiated and completed without a lot of effort, and with great results. It's more than fine in tight spots, trees, moguls and the like. It's a tad narrower than the Line and I wouldn't put it in the same "big mountain" bucket, but if you're looking for a do-nearly-everything ski with rocker it's a pretty solid choice. Have fun!
hey im 5'5 215 and i am a pretty good skier...
hey im 5'5 215 and i am a pretty good skier and i was won dering if i should get this ski 172 or the 4frnt crj 172
These skis ski completely different from each other.
The Prophet 100 is a fairly stiff (8/10 flex) ski with a ton of sidecut. The ski is stiff enough that it really can charge through most snow conditions, but with its small turn radius it can still hold an edge really well on groomers.
From 4Frnt the ski that the Prophet 100 is most comparable to is the 4Frnt VCT. The VCT though does have less turn radius causing it to want to ski straighter most of the time.
The CRJ is a way dope ski for sure. Quite a bit fatter than the prohpet 100, but also quite a bit softer (maybe 5.5-6/10 flex) and a much longer turn radius. The CRJ also uses taper and rocker. This means that the CRJ wll ski powder a lot better than the Propht 100, but it won't turn as easily on groomers nor will it charge choppy snow as well. I have not yet skied the CRJ though, I have just skied many similar skis and have flex it many many times.
Does this ski have an early rise in the...
Does this ski have an early rise in the tip?
No it dosent but its wide egnough under foot that its good in any condition.
I rode last years prophet 100's but was...
I rode last years prophet 100's but was told there would be a women's version out this year. Is this it?
This is the regular Line Prophet 100.
I rode last years prophet 100's but was...
I rode last years prophet 100's but was told there would be a women's version out this year. Is this it?
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Next up, a pair of true nude (not brown, not porcini) pumps is a wardrobe must-have, so why is the perfect pair so darn hard to find? I thought about going straight to the popular Corso Como's that Elle has...
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1 package of couscous
2 oz peanuts
6 dried apricots, chopped
1 green apple, cored and chopped
1 tablespoon parsley, freshly chopped
For the Dressing:
4 tablespoons honey
1 tablespoon wholegrain mustard
2 tablespoon cider vinegar
1 tablespoon olive oil
Cook the couscous as instructed on the pack, leave to cool for 15 minutes. Add the nuts, apricots, apple and parsley to the couscous. In a bowl combine the honey, mustard, cider vinegar and olive oil. Whisk to combine and add the dressing to the couscous mixture.
Fresh Herbs and Insect Infestation:
Fresh Parsely and other herbs (including thyme, basil, cilantro, dill, oregano, rosemary and sage) are often used as spices or garnishing. Aphids, thrips and other insects may often be found on the leaves and stems of these herbs. Insects tend to nestle in the crevices between the leaves and branches of herbs. These insects can curl up and stick to the leaf once they come in contact with water.
In order to determine if a particular bunch of herbs is infested prior to washing, bang it several times over a white cloth. This is most important when checking oregano, rosemary, sage and thyme. If only one or two insects are found, proceed with the steps below. If three or more insects are detected in a particular bunch of herbs, it should not be used.
1. Soak herbs in a solution of cold water and vegetable wash. The proper amount of vegetable wash has been added when some bubbles are observed in the water. (In the absence of vegetable wash, several drops of concentrated non-scented liquid detergent may be used. However, for health reasons, thoroughly rinse off the soapy solution.)
2. Agitate the herbs in the soapy water, in order to loosen the sticking excretion of the bugs.
3. Using a heavy stream of water, thoroughly wash off the soap and other foreign matter from the herbs.
4. Check both sides of each leaf under direct light.
5. If one or two insects are found, rewash the herbs.
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