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member since: 12/19/2006 Wonderful comp and silhouette, Cyn. Love it.
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member since: 11/16/2006 This is lovely, Cyn, great capture.
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member since: 5/1/2006 Fantastic photo Cyn very nice comp, lighting, details and colors outstanding shot!
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member since: 1/1/2008 Incredible Cyn. The silhouette makes it. Awesome!
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member since: 11/16/2008 Awesome ... a winner!
Ronald F. Fischer 7/18/2009 9:55:55 PMFabulous capture, Cyn! #7754004
anonymous 7/19/2009 7:45:33 AMI love this capture. #7755030
Cyn Valentine 7/19/2009 8:25:05 AMThank you Mary Beth Dominick Hayden Ann Maria Ron and Sheryl! #7755102
Boyd L. Alexander 7/19/2009 4:13:48 PMOh my gosh!! I keep looking at this beautiful image..it just is stunning. The subject, the colors, the details...just PERFECTION Cyn! #7756006
Usman M. Bajwa 7/21/2009 3:11:42 AMCyn this is an incredible shot. Excellent colors, detail and the light is just pure divine. The silhouette gives it another dimension, I will not be surprised if it gets to very higher grounds! Good luck.
Cyn Valentine 7/23/2009 11:14:35 AMThank you Boyd and Usman!! #7775029
Karen Engelbreth 8/17/2009 3:41:48 PMCongratulations.... #7857807
Debra R. Harder 8/17/2009 5:51:13 PMYour work is always so amazing, Cyn!! Huge congratulations on your brilliant finalist!!! Deb #7858812
Michael G. Marshall 8/17/2009 6:43:05 PMBeautiful finalist, Cyn! Congratulations! Michael #7859338
Evy Johansen 8/17/2009 7:56:44 PMHuge congratulations on your beautiful finalist, Cyn! #7859952
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Linda D. Lester 8/18/2009 5:33:26 AMCongratulations on your finalist!!! Best of luck in the next round! #7861786
Linda Blair 8/18/2009 6:23:22 AMFantastic capture...congrats on your finalist!!!!! #7862100
Lisa J. Boulden 8/18/2009 9:19:57 AMLove it!!!
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 8/18/2009 9:21:37 AMCongratulations on your finalist! I love this Cyn!!! #7862992
Leland N. Saunders 8/18/2009 11:17:33 AMCongratulations on another great photo, Cyn ... Well done !!
Lee #7863521
Lynne Morris 8/18/2009 2:00:19 PMWoo Hoo WTG girl, Huge Congratulations on this beautiful finalist Cyn. #7863858
Colleen Farrell 8/18/2009 2:59:31 PMGorgeous, Cyn! Big congrats on your finalist! #7864117
Agnes Fegan 8/18/2009 3:06:12 PMCongratulations on your finalist Cyn! #7864150
ALLEN O. HOWARD 8/18/2009 3:51:31 PMExcellent finalist, Cyn! Congratulations! #7864395
Jeff Robinson 8/18/2009 6:26:01 PMCongrats Cyn on this wonderful Finalist! Jeff #7865025
Graeme yew Chow 8/18/2009 9:24:32 PMHappy vacation here ! Congratulations Cyn. #7865405
Usman M. Bajwa 8/18/2009 11:10:08 PMCONGRATULATIONS ON A STUNNING FINALIST!
Linda D. Lester 8/19/2009 3:41:43 PMLove it...Congratulations!!!!! #7868920
Jessica Jenney 8/19/2009 4:08:42 PMCongratulations, Cyn on your terrific win! #7869107
A P 8/19/2009 4:27:04 PMCONGRATULATIONS Cyn on your AWESOME winner. Just love love love this! #7869212
Amy M. Wilson 8/19/2009 4:31:02 PMHuge CONGRATULATIONS on this wonderful Gold Winner, Cyn! #7869238
Shawn Jennings 8/19/2009 4:53:58 PMWTG Cyn D! Congratulations on your win! #7869385
Courtenay Vanderbilt 8/19/2009 5:03:11 PMCONGRATULATIONS on this awesome Winner, Cyn! #7869421
David Phalen 8/19/2009 5:42:15 PMBIG Congrats on a beautiful Winner!! #7869601
Nadya Johnson 8/19/2009 5:56:35 PMWonderful photo, Cyn! A Huge Congrats on your outstanding winner! #7869669
Patrick Rouzes 8/19/2009 6:51:59 PMHEYYYYYYY,Cyn, CONGRATULATIONS on this incredible WINNER!!! WTG!!! #7869849
Cyn Valentine 8/19/2009 7:26:27 PMThank you all very much!! #7869957
Mariann Kovats 8/19/2009 7:28:07 PMCongratulations Cyn! Incredible winner!!! #7869967
Carla Metzler 8/19/2009 8:17:49 PMCongratulations on your wonderful winner, Cyn! #7870167
Melissa G. Meiselman 8/19/2009 8:28:04 PMCongratulations, Cyn on this wonderful win!!! #7870223
Debra R. Harder 8/19/2009 8:31:52 PMHUGE CONGRATULATIONS, Cyn, on your magnificent GOLD WINNER!!! Deb #7870246
Bojan Bencic 8/20/2009 1:18:46 AMCongratulations on your win, Cyn. Fantastic photo. #7870722
KV Day 8/20/2009 4:23:17 AMCongrats sis #7871068
Murry Grigsby 8/20/2009 6:56:45 AMCongrats on your wonderful fantasy image Cyn! I love the light, colors and moment!! All that's missing is the yellow submarine :0) #7871680
Robyn A. Terrell 8/20/2009 8:26:01 AMThis is truly magical, Cyn. Congratulations on this glorious win!!! #7871960
Linda Blair 8/20/2009 8:47:36 AMCongratulations on this fantastic win!!!!! #7872050
Colleen Farrell 8/20/2009 8:57:48 AMWTG, Cyn! Big congrats on your win! #7872097
Tarun Bose 8/20/2009 11:03:24 AMBig congrats for your winner, dear Cyn. #7872397
Gary Lange 8/20/2009 11:48:58 AMMany congrats, Cyn!!! #7872477
Judy A. Lawhon 8/20/2009 3:30:58 PMThis is gorgeous, Cyn....wonderful light!!
Renee Doyle 8/20/2009 5:06:06 PMBig congratulations on this wonderful capture and winner Cyn!!!! Great to see you back :-)
Becky J. Parkinson 8/20/2009 5:32:33 PMCongratulations, Cyn, on this absolutely captivating winning photo!!! #7873194
Erica Murphy 8/20/2009 5:58:47 PMCongratulations on your beautiful winner Cyn!!! I love it! #7873269
Philippe Vieux-Jeanton 8/20/2009 11:26:00 PM<== ;) Congratulations Cyn !! #7873828
Laurie Daily 8/21/2009 1:56:28 PMLove this! Congratulations on your great winner, Cyn! #7875369
Sam Britt 8/21/2009 8:06:08 PMCongratulations on this winner, Cyn! #7876229
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 8/21/2009 9:39:06 PMSo nice Cyn!!! Congratulations on your win! #7876498
Wanda Judd 8/22/2009 9:04:21 AMCyn, congratulations...there is so much that is truly outstanding about this shot...I am completly taken with the depth of the color... #7877600
Usman M. Bajwa 8/23/2009 6:20:24 AMCONGRATULATIONS on this beautiful capture and glad to see this getting GOLDEN, Cyn.
Susan M. Hembree 8/23/2009 5:35:43 PMI spent some time at a few east coast aquariums this summer, but didn't get shots as good as this, Cyn! It's awesome! Congratulations on your 2nd place win! #7881587
Graeme yew Chow 8/24/2009 12:05:34 AMFantastic winner and congratulation Cyn. You are back with a winner and will see more of your works. #7882166
Margaret R. Barry 8/24/2009 7:49:23 AMCongratulations on this awesome winner, Cyn! #7883423
Dominick M. Dimacale 11/15/2009 6:53:09 AMCongratulations Cyn on your Win!!!
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Hope to see some more customs from you soon Perennial... so far I really am impressed with your work.
Well we're all looking forward to seeing what surprises you have in store for us. You really like Mandalorians, right? Have you ever considered making any fan-fic ones? There just seem to be so many possibilities now for different types of imaginative creations with all of the different Clone Trooper parts that could be used.
Cool! Thats pretty good stuff there. Makes me wish that I had nabbed mroe than one VOTC fett.I really like the detailing on him and that Gun is really great? what did you use to make it?Also, which part of open seasons did you use in reference for this? just a bit curious, because I think he had some kinda marking on his chest.
Holy ____! That's awesome! One of the best Mandalorians I've ever seen anyone make.Good use of parts, and the blend together perfectly. His armor looks like real metal; great paint job! When you begin more dry brushing/paint damage, this guy will be a perfect 10.This makes most of the ones I've made look like crap.
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I am from Germany. I have interests in security-related subjects and follow pages here on a variety of networking and encryption topics. The distro I have used most is Debian, interrupted by stints to Ubuntu. I have been using Arch since Mid 2011. Feel free to leave comments on the talk page here or send me an email via the wiki interface.
The following table shows the different methods that can be used to activate and manage a wireless network connection, depending on the encryption and management types, and the various tools that are required. Although there may be other possibilities, these are the most frequently used:
|Management (/=alternatives)
|No encryption and WEP
|WPA and WPA2 PSK
|ip + iw / iwconfig +
dhcpcd / ip / dhclient
|ip + iw / iwconfig + wpa_supplicant +
dhcpcd / ip / dhclient
|Automatically managed,
with network profiles support
|netctl, Wicd, NetworkManager, etc.
More criteria:
|Network profiles
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or changed location)
|3G modem
|Official GUI
|Console tools
|NetworkManager +
- 1 Work-in-progress page
- 2 Encrypting a LVM setup
- 2.1 LVM with Arch Linux Installer (>2009.08 <2012.07.15)
- 2.2 Applying this to a non-root partition
- 2.3 LVM and dm-crypt manually (short version)
- 2.3.1 Notes
- 2.3.2 Partitioning scheme
- 2.3.3 The commands
- 2.3.4 Install Arch Linux
- 2.3.5 Configuration
- 2.3.6 After rebooting
- 2.4 / on LVM on LUKS
- 2.5 AIF Instructions
Work-in-progress page
Mind you: I was not using Arch yet when most of the following section was written. It is saved here while we re-work the original below:
Encrypting a LVM setup
It's really easy to use encryption with LVM. If you do not know how to set up LVM, then read Installing with Software RAID or LVM.
LVM on LUKS
The easiest and best method is to set up LVM on top of the encrypted partition instead of the other way round. This link here is easy to follow and explains everything: Arch Linux: LVM on top of an encrypted partition
The most important thing in setting LVM on top of encryption is to configure the initramfs for running both the
encrypt hook and the
lvm2 hook (and those two before the
filesystems hook). In the past, it was necessary to ensure the correct ordering of these hooks in
/etc/mkinitcpio.conf but the order no longer matters with the current implementation of
LUKS on LVM
To use encryption on top of LVM, you have to first set up your LVM volumes and then use them as the base for the encrypted partitions. That means, in short, that you have to set up LVM first. Then follow this guide, but replace all occurrences of
/dev/sdXy in the guide with its LVM counterpart. (E.g.:
/dev/sda5 ->
/dev/<volume group name>/home). This is used to setup partitions (inside the LVM) which can be unlocked separately or a mixture of encrypted and non-encrypted partitions.
For encrypted partitions inside an LVM, the LVM-hook has to run first, before the respective encrypted logical volumes can be unlocked. So for this add the
encrypt hook in
/etc/mkinitcpio.conf after the
lvm2 hook, if you chose to set up encrypted partitions on top of LVM.
LVM with Arch Linux Installer (>2009.08 <2012.07.15)
In between Arch Linux installation media release 2009.08 and 2012.07.15 LVM and dm_crypt had been supported by the installer out of the box. This made it very easy to configure a system for LVM on dm-crypt or vice versa. Actually the configuration is done exactly as without LVM: see the corresponding section above. It differs only in two aspects.
The partition and filesystem choice
Create a small, unencrypted boot partition and use the remaining space for a single partition which can later be split up into multiple logic volumes by LVM.
For a LVM-on-dm-crypt system set up the filesystems and mounting points for example like this:
/dev/sda1 raw->ext2;yes;/boot;no_opts;no_label;no_params /dev/sda2 raw->dm_crypt;yes;no_mountpoint;no_opts;sda2crypt;-c_aes-xts-plain_-y_-s_512 /dev/mapper/sda2crypt dm_crypt->lvm-vg;yes;no_mountpoint;no_opts;no_label;no_params /dev/mapper/sda2crypt+ lvm-pv->lvm-vg;yes;no_mountpoint;no_opts;cryptpool;no_params /dev/mapper/cryptpool lvm-vg(cryptpool)->lvm-lv;yes;no_mountpoint;no_opts;cryptroot;10000M|lvm-lv;yes;no_mountpoint;no_opts;crypthome;20000M /dev/mapper/cryptpool-cryptroot lvm-lv(cryptroot)->ext3;yes;/;no_opts;cryptroot;no_params /dev/mapper/cryptpool-crypthome lvm-lv(crypthome)->ext3;yes;/home;no_opts;cryptroot;no_params
The configuration stage
- In
/etc/mkinitcpio.confadd the
encrypthook before the
lvm2hook in the
HOOKSarray, if you set up LVM on top of the encrypted partition.
That is it for the LVM & dm_crypt specific part. The rest is done as usual.
- In
Applying this to a non-root partition
You might get tempted to apply all this fancy stuff to a non-root partition. Arch does not support this out of the box, however, you can easily change the cryptdev and cryptname values in
/lib/initcpio/hooks/encrypt (the first one to your
/dev/sd* partition, the second to the name you want to attribute). That should be enough.
The big advantage is you can have everything automated, while setting up
/etc/crypttab with an external key file (i.e. the keyfile is not on any internal hard drive partition) can be a pain - you need to make sure the USB/FireWire/... device gets mounted before the encrypted partition, which means you have to change the order of
/etc/fstab (at least).
Of course, if the cryptsetup package gets upgraded, you will have to change this script again. However, this solution is to be preferred over hacking
/etc/rc.sysinit or similar files. Unlike
/etc/crypttab, only one partition is supported, but with some further hacking one should be able to have multiple partitions unlocked.
If you want to do this on a software RAID partition, there is one more thing you need to do. Just setting the
/dev/mdX device in
/lib/initcpio/hooks/encrypt is not enough; the
encrypt hook will fail to find the key for some reason, and not prompt for a passphrase either. It looks like the RAID devices are not brought up until after the
encrypt hook is run. You can solve this by putting the RAID array in
/boot/grub/menu.lst, like
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-linux md=1,/dev/hda5,/dev/hdb5
If you set up your root partition as a RAID, you will notice the similarities with that setup ;-). GRUB can handle multiple array definitions just fine:
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-linux root=/dev/md0 ro md=0,/dev/sda1,/dev/sdb1 md=1,/dev/sda5,/dev/sdb5,/dev/sdc5
LVM and dm-crypt manually (short version)
If you are smart enough for this, you will be smart enough to ignore/replace LVM-specific things if you do not want to use LVM.
Partitioning scheme
/dev/sda2-> LVM
The commands
cryptsetup -d /dev/random -c aes-xts-plain -s 512 create lvm /dev/sda2 dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/mapper/lvm cryptsetup remove lvm lvm pvcreate /dev/sda2 lvm vgcreate lvm /dev/sda2 lvm lvcreate -L 10G -n root lvm lvm lvcreate -L 500M -n swap lvm lvm lvcreate -L 500M -n tmp lvm lvm lvcreate -l 100%FREE -n home lvm cryptsetup luksFormat -c aes-xts-plain -s 512 /dev/lvm/root cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/lvm/root root mkreiserfs /dev/mapper/root mount /dev/mapper/root /mnt dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda1 bs=1M mkreiserfs /dev/sda1 mkdir /mnt/boot mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot mkdir -p -m 700 /mnt/etc/luks-keys dd if=/dev/random of=/mnt/etc/luks-keys/home bs=1 count=256
Install Arch Linux
USELVM="no" to
lvm2 and
encrypt (in that order) before
filesystems in the
HOOKS array. Again, note that you are setting encryption on top of LVM.)
if you want install the system on a usb stick, you need to put
usb just after
root=/dev/hda3 to
For kernel >= 2.6.30, you should change
root=/dev/hda3 to the following:
cryptdevice=/dev/lvm/root:root root=/dev/mapper/root
if you want install the system on a usb stick, you need to add
/dev/mapper/root / reiserfs defaults 0 1 /dev/sda1 /boot reiserfs defaults 0 2 /dev/mapper/tmp /tmp tmpfs defaults 0 0 /dev/mapper/swap none swap sw 0 0
swap /dev/lvm/swap SWAP -c aes-xts-plain -h whirlpool -s 512 tmp /dev/lvm/tmp /dev/urandom -c aes-xts-plain -s 512
After rebooting
The commands
cryptsetup luksFormat -c aes-xts-plain -s 512 /dev/lvm/home /etc/luks-keys/home cryptsetup luksOpen -d /etc/luks-keys/home /dev/lvm/home home mkreiserfs /dev/mapper/home mount /dev/mapper/home /home
home /dev/lvm/home /etc/luks-keys/home
/dev/mapper/home /home reiserfs defaults 0 0
/ on LVM on LUKS
Make sure your kernel command line looks like this:
root=/dev/mapper/<volume-group>-<logical-volume> cryptdevice=/dev/<luks-part>:<volume-group>
For example:
root=/dev/mapper/vg-arch cryptdevice=/dev/sda4:vg
Or like this:
cryptdevice=/dev/<volume-group>/<logical-volume>:root root=/dev/mapper/root
AIF Instructions
(saved here or intermediate reference upon rm'ing the section in the LUKS wiki
Prepare hard drive for AIF
Now that
/dev/mapper/root and
/dev/mapper/home are in place, we can enter the regular Arch setup script to install the system into the encrypted volumes.
# /arch/setup
Skip the Partitioning and Auto-Prepare steps and go straight to manual configuration.
Instead of choosing the hardware devices (
/dev/sdaX) directly, you have to select the mapper devices created above.
/dev/mapper/root for your root and
/dev/mapper/home as
/home partition respectively and format them with any filesystem you like.
The same is valid for a swap partition which is set up like the
/home partition. Make sure you mount
/dev/sda1 as the
/boot partition, or else the installer will not properly set up the bootloader.
Select and Install packages
Select and install the packages as usual: the base package contains all required programs.
Exit Install
Now that the install is finished the only thing left to do is add entries to the
/etc/crypttab file so you do not have to enter the passphrase for all encrypted partitions. This works only for non-root partitions e.g.
/home, swap, etc.
# vi /mnt/etc/crypttab
Add one of the following for the
/home partition.
/etc/crypttab is deprecated: see http://firstname.lastname@example.com/msg02115.html
home /dev/sda5 /etc/mypassword1
You can also use a keyfile instead of a passphrase. If not already done, create a keyfile and add the key to the corresponding LUKS partition as described above.
Then add the following information to the
/etc/crypttab file for automounting:
home /dev/sda5 /path/of/your/keyfile
If you used a USB device to store your keyfile, you should have something like this:
home /dev/sda5 /dev/sd*1/keyfile
Or if the keyfile was stored in the MBR, it should be like this:
home /dev/sda5 /dev/sd*:2048:2048
After rebooting you should now be presented with the text
A password is required to access the root filesystem:
followed by a prompt for a LUKS password. Type it in and everything should boot.
Once you have logged in, have a look at your mounted partitions by typing
mount. You should have
/dev/mapper/root mounted at
/ and, if you set up a separate encrypted home partition,
/dev/mapper/home mounted at
/home. If you set up encrypted swap,
swapon -s should have
/dev/mapper/swap listed as your swap partition.
GRUB Legacy
GRUB Legacy: You have to make some small changes to the entries generated by the installer by replacing
/dev/mapper/root with
/dev/sda3. The important point to remember here is to use the same
cryptdevice name you assigned when you initially unlocked your device. In this example, the device name is
cryptroot; customize yours accordingly:
# (0) Arch Linux title Arch Linux root (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz-linux cryptdevice=/dev/sda3:cryptroot root=/dev/mapper/cryptroot ro initrd /initramfs-linux.img
For kernels older than 2.6.37, the syntax is:
# (0) Arch Linux title Arch Linux root (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda3 ro initrd /kernel26.img
LILO: Edit the Arch Linux section in
/etc/lilo.conf and include a line for the
append option, over the initrd, with the
root=/dev/sda3 parameter. The
append section makes the same kernel line as in GRUB. Also, you can omit the
root option above the
image option. The section looks like this:
# Arch Linux lilo section image = /vmlinuz-linux # root = /dev/sda3 label = Arch initrd = /initramfs-linux.img append = "root=/dev/sda3" read-only
If you want to use a USB flash drive with a keyfile, you have to append the
cryptkey option. See the corresponding section above.


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Darren was at LAX Wednesday when we asked whether a gay wrestler could succeed in WWE, and Darren laughed, saying, "Absolutely. Look at me. I'm a WWE superstar and to be honest with you, I'll tell you right now, I'm gay. And I'm happy. I'm very happy."
For the record, Darren is now the first openly gay wrestler ever at WWE … and the first headlining wrestler ever to come out while still signed to a major promotion.
Other pro wrestlers have been rumored to be gay, but that's it … just rumors.
Bottom line: this is big, big news. For all its chauvinism and testosterone-driven bravado, coming out in WWE is tantamount to coming out in the NFL.
If you thought that athletes would have a problem being in the same locker room with a gay teammate, imagine what some homophobic wrestling stars are thinking about putting on spandex and pinning the sweaty beefcake brawler for a 3-count…
Brave move sir, congratulations.
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SUMBA SURFARI (SURF CAMP – Millers Right)
Overall Surfari – super surf rewards for those that don't mind living minimalistic…. Sumba is a hot and with no fans it can get pretty sweaty. It is so back to nature it is mind blowing… take a couple of good books or magazines.. Ipod with a fully charged battery as it will be nearly impossible to recharge it at the camp. (good for the first couple of days).. if guests make the effort to take snorkeling or fishing equipment it will pay off for them..with pristine waters and marine life in abundance…
SUMBA is about 3 times larger then Bali with only 370,000 people inhibitants. It is a Island of its own with the people believing in there own religion which is Marapu, this is there own religion which intakes there ancestors and also gods which help in everyday life in looking over the land and the people. There is also a large number of Christians. The tradition and culture dates back thousands of years and still today it is everywhere you look to the traditional dress and there unique homes. Buffaloes and Horses also play a huge part in their culture and are also everywhere you look. The people are very friendly and inquisitive, Sumba has there own language and also speak Indonesian, some of the elders can only speak there own language. So communication is difficult. Hardly any one speaks English in the villages let alone the cities. Remember that you are a visitor
Transportation: Sumba is a step back in time and it is for the hard core adventurours.. The trip from the airport is 3.5hrs with the last 1.5hours of the trip is a slow bumpy road, we could call it off road adventure.. the road is there although with erosion and wet weather it is pretty bad in some sections. There are no Taxis in Sumba, and public transport are trucks… For our guests we use comfortable, airconditioned vehicles.
Accommodation: SUMBA SURFCAMP is 200metre walk to the beach. The rooms are very basic wooden huts with verandah. Mosquito nets are provided. Beds are small mattresses on the ground. Electricty is available from 6pm til 10pm. (no electricity sockets and just 1 light on the verandah)
Toilets: western toilets and fresh cold water showers
Restaurant: has 1 electricity socket, chairs and tables, and some surf magazines..
Meals: Lunch and dinner is varied in regards to which vegetables and meats….. (surfers food, not gourmet although takes great)
Breakfast – pancakes and fruit and coffee
Lunch – Rice, meat (chicken or fish), vegetable, noodles.
Dinner – Rice, meat (chicken or fish), vegetable, noodles and prawn crackers.
Shop – there is a shop at the front of the Surf camp that sells about everything, softdrinks, snacks, biscuits, toiletries, clothes, and more… There is no other shops around the village other than the Shop at the surfcamp.
SURF: Tarimbang (MILLERS RIGHT) is well known for its super long right hander, which breaks best at low tide.. it is a swell magnet so usually is never flat. The wave itself is challenging and is a fairly long paddle out. Surfers should be intermediate to experienced. If the wave height is under 5 foot those that are intermediate surfers will be at there peak although anything bigger it starts to get hardwork with surprise sets, strong currents and barreling sections. During the best months of March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October. (although there are waves all year around)
SURF SEASONS: During March to November is usually the best time of the year with the South Easterly winds…although strong winds can develop and sometimes last for a couple of days and then back off to literally nothing. The best time to surf is always early morning and also afternoon. The winds can turn on and off within minutes, so don't be disheartened if you are surfing and the winds pick up as it might just be a quick squal and then back off again. During this time of the year it is rarely flat with open ocean swells and the ground swells kicking in, this place is rarely flat. There are another 3 left handers that can be surfed with the easiest on the otherside of the bay (beach break) the other 2 are way out on the south eastern corner. It is good to take a surfboard which is a little bigger than you usually ride as with the strong currents and heaps of swell, you don't want to be under gunned, with the larger board easier paddle out to the surf and also through the currents and getting onto the waves. So if you ride a 6.4 in waves up to 6 foot, I would suggest you bring a 6'6"or bigger.
IN THE KNOW: Respect the local people, language barrier is a problem so be sure to smile when in contact with the local people. The standard of living for these people is very tough just like the conditions…these people work hard for there religion and to provide food for there family. It is a good Idea to take cigarettes or lollies as a icebreaker the locals will be delighted. Don't be surprised if buffalos or horses hinder your walk to the surf as there is only 1 path and all sorts of wildlife seem to use it. Malaria – we suggest that people consult there doctor before travelling (malaria prevention medicine) and also make sure you take the precautions, light long sleeve shirts and pants are a good idea. Take a minimum of 2 surfboards as if one breaks there is no board repairers or board hire there. Take a ding repair kit.
FIRST AID KIT – there is a local clinic next door to the surfcamp, although we suggest you take your own kit. The location is a 3.5hour drive to the airport and the location is in the jungle. Always keep stocked up on water and fruit and snacks (you can pick up some basic supplies on arrival in Waingapu). Water and snacks are plentiful at the camp. There is no internet or telephone access at Tarimbang.
Return transfers in Bali (hotel to airport)
Return airfare Bali – Waingapu
Return transfers in Sumba (Airport to Surfcamp)
3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
2 large mineral waters and 1 large Beer bintang per day
WEST SUMBA RESORT SURFARI (7 nights/8 days)
SEASON: APRIL till NOVEMBER
Sumba Resort is in a stunning setting about 2km or 800metres as a bird flies from the beach, on a low hill, with a spectacular view of the ocean and its headlands further north. We are here in Lamboya district where traditions are still very vivid and which is the birthplace of the Tribal Marapu culture. If you walk to the beach it will take 30 – 40 minutes (These beaches are KEREWE and MAROSI and both have great surf… Kerewe is a soft wave but really long and Marosi can be rides of up to 150m or more with barrelly and wally and fat sections…) This coast line is filled with uncrowded (usually no one in the water) surf breaks which are best surfed from April till November. There are at least 15 known surfbreaks but it you are willing to explore there are loads more… .. Sumba Resort is a sanctuary in a land that has been unaffected by the material world. There are horses and buffalos everywhere and the Sumbanese still live like they did 100s of years ago. The religion is mixed between Christianity and the Sumbanese also have there own believes that usually involved animals and nature which is the MARAPU culture.
• 3 air conditioned rooms with ensuites with hot and cold water
• a huge living room facing sea and cliff
• A kitchen with fridge and cooker
Bungalows and Room Facilities: Bungalows are only a 3 minute walk to pool and restaurant. They are one off buildings.
Bungalow Superior: (garden view)
• Air Condition plus Ceiling fan
• In room safety box
• Hot & cold shower
• Mini bar
• Tea & coffee making facilities
Bungalow Deluxe: (ocean view)
• Air Condition plus Ceiling fan
• In room safety box
• Sofa
• King size bed with canopy ( mosquito curtain)
• Hot & cold shower
• Hair dryer, Slipper + bathrobe + face cloth
• Mini bar
• Tea & coffee making facilities
Return hotel to airport transfers in Bali and also Sumba (1.5hrs drive),
return airfares Bali-Sumba,
7 nights Accommodation in airconditioned bungalow room,
3 FINE meals per day Fine meals : mix of indo and western food and fine courses (3 courses for dinner with choice)
2 bottles of mineral water per room everyday,
Within the resort's extensive landscaped grounds sits a swimming pool. Surrounding the pool is an extensive sandy-'pooldeck' with attractive Balinese-style umbrella, providing a secluded place to enjoy thesun and sea views.
Library at the Lobby
The library offers an extensive collection of books which bring to life the visual delights of the Indonesian archipelago and Sumba in particular.
Handicraft shop
Local villagers from neighboring traditional villages sell unique Sumbanese artifacts in the shop of the hotel.
ACCOMMODATION: Villa (This is a huge house with massive lounge room) the kitchen is manned by staff so you can order and eat directly at the villa without having to go to the restaurant. The main restaurant and pool is a 7 minute walk from the villa. In the restaurant there is a fully stocked bar and bintangs are always cold.
• 3 air conditioned rooms with ensuites with hot and cold water
• a huge living room facing sea and cliff
• A kitchen with fridge and cooker
• Reception lounge with art shop, book lending,Television with international channel, video DVD player, satelite phone
• Restaurant & bar
• Swimming pool with sun terrace and relax chair
• Tropical garden
• Laundry
SURFBOARDS: Max – 7 foot
(note there is a surfboard tax of Rp16,000 per kg which is charged both ways by airlines)
DEPARTURE TAX: is not included from Bali it is Rp40,000 and from Sumba it is Rp11,000 (as of 1st March 2011)FLIGHTS: Departing on Saturday and returning on Sunday
PRECAUTIONS: There is malaria in Sumba therefore we advise to take medical precautions
LANGUAGE: only staff in the hotel can speak English so we advise you to buy a small Indonesian phrase book in Bali before going.. you will enjoy it.
SURFING EQUIPMENT: all surfing equipment as there is no surfshops in the area,
READING: books or magazines to read as it is very peaceful and reading is good way to fill in the time.
MUSIC: Ipod so you can listen to music
FIRST AID KIT: as medical help is 1.5hrs away from the hotel or if you are on surfing trips it could be longer.
WATER : make sure you take plenty of water when going on surf trips you can purchase these at the hotel.
CASH: there is no atm machines except for the main cities (Waikabubak which is 1hr drive) it is better to take cash (RUPIAH)
COMMUNICATION: Handphones can be used in Sumba if you have a local number SIMPATI telkomsel is the correct one to purchase in Bali before you depart.
SNACKS: we suggest you take you own snacks like potato chips, chocolates, lollies, biscuits as shops are few and far between.
GIFTS: it is also a good idea to take cigarettes or sweets to give the locals as a nice gesture
CAMERA: as you will get to experience another world and what better way to remember it than by photos..ELECTRICITY: is on from 6pm till 7am so you can charge batteries etc during this time
An epic boat charter Sumba and surrounds aboard the Sri Noa Noa
Duration: Typically 16 days, 15 nights, 14 days surfing
Group Size: 4-6 (max of 5 recommended)
Departure: Start & End In Bali (includes Bali-Kupang and Sumba-Bali flights)
This is an epic charter covering some very remote surf spots in the eastern end of the archipelago. Starting in Kupang, you will spend a few days around Roti (see Timor Boat page for more details on the surf in this area) before heading westward to the beautiful islands Sawu and Raijua, which have classic surf on the right conditions.
From Raijua the here journey continues westward to Sumba. Starting at the southern most point you will explore the coastline, past Mengkudu & neighbouring islands all the way to the western most point before finally disembarking in Waikelo on the sheltered north-west part of the island.
This trip is not for the faint hearted as the surf can get big, there's a couple of overnight crossings of open waters and some of the anchorages along the coast of Sumba are fairly average. You are however guaranteed a unique surf adventure with plenty of good waves, both lefts and rights.
Your captain Heri and the Sri Noa Noa has been taking this route for many years. In fact, it was aboard the Sri Noa Noa in 1993 that big wave legend Mike Miller and friends named the right at Terimbang. But that's another story…..
Day 1:
Early hotel transfer (Kuta area) to airport for midday flight to Kupang, West Timor. Aiport pickup, transfer to Sri Noa Noa and depart for Roti, arriving early next morning.
Day 2+
Spend a few days surfing the breaks around Roti before heading west to Sawu, Raijua then Sumba. Surf the various breaks along the way, fish, visit local villages and explore small islands.
Day 15
After dinner, depart for Waikelo, arriving early next morning.
Day 16
After breakfast, transfer to Tambolaka airport for flight back to Bali, departing 11.30am, arriving 12.45pm. Pickup at airport & transfer to your hotel.
PRICES : Please contact us for more information:
Shorter durations trips may be offered depending on schedule and availability.
Accommodation:All onboard accommodation and use of equipment
Meals & Drinks: All meals, drinks (water, juice, soft drink & 3 beers per person per day), fresh fruit and snacks aboard.
Transfers:All forward and return hotel-aiport-harbour-boat transfers from pickup at your Bali hotel (Kuta area) to drop off at the end of your trip.
Flights: Bali-Kupang (scheduled flight) and Sumba-Bali (chartered flight).
38 Comments
Ross CameronMay 29, 2011
I am thinking of coming over to Sumba in September with a mate for 7 nights at the camp – could you please give me a price on this.
cheers Roscoe
michaelMay 29, 2011
Hi Ross, thanks for your message… i also got your email.. September is a good time for West Sumba.. We still have some rooms available.. I will reply to your email in regards to prices etc… cheers Michael
TomAugust 15, 2011
Hi I am thinking of coming over with my wife and 1.5 year old child from Dec 20 – Jan 1st (approx). Just wondering if you are open at this time and what the price would be. Also, will there be surfable waves or is it blown out?
michaelAugust 25, 2011
Hi Tom, Thanks for your comment… i have just got back from a surftrip up in Sumatra. We suggest the best season is from April till November.. During December there are strong winds that can pick up just after breakfast and usually till afternoon.. It is a very primitive in Sumba and the roads aren't superb. I think that bring your child might be hard work for both of you as well as the child as it is pretty harsh environment. For further info please email me on email@example.com
thanks Michael
wayne hockeySeptember 26, 2011
could you please give me a quote on staying at the above sumba resorts for july 2012 for 4 adults staying approx 14 days or nearest to what days you have . Thankyou wayne hockey
manuelDecember 6, 2011
hi michael…im thinking of coming over to sumba in august 2012….with more 2 friends can you give me a price please???
michaelDecember 9, 2011
Hi Manuel,
Thanks for your email… can you please send me an email email@example.com or call me in Indonesia to +62 361 287 555. And you mentioned you are interested in Sumba, please let me know which surfari you are interested in Tarimbang or West Sumba resort…. thanks Michael
JeremyMarch 8, 2012
I would like to come in Sumb from 28th og august to 5th of september. Could you tell me the price for 7 nights at this period. Is tere some room available ?
michaelMarch 20, 2012
Hi Jeremy, we still have availability… send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and i will get back to you with prices etc… thanks Michael
MattMay 30, 2012
Hi i would like to find a price for West sumba camp as well as Terimbang camp.
Do you have a boat at terimbang camp?
I have more questions about dropping me and a friend off somewhere i wont say here as its unknown. Its about 30 miles from marosi is this possible?
michaelMay 31, 2012
Hi Matt,
Please send me an email to email@example.com so i can organise you a quote… and yes we can drop you to this destination if you let us know what the name of the place is..
send me an email or call me on +62 361 287 555
thanks Michael
SarinaJune 25, 2012
Hi¡ we are a couple and thinking of going to Sumba in agust, place seem to be perfect, please could you tell if there´s place and rates??
Thank u very much¡¡
SarinaJune 25, 2012
I forgot to say we´ll stay all the month…
michaelJune 25, 2012
Hi Sarina,
which place are you interested in… Tarimbang surf camp or the west sumba resort?
thanks Michael
SarinaJune 26, 2012
Hi Michael¡¡ yeah in Tarimbang, sorry forgot to tell.
thanks a lot
jimmy badcockOctober 3, 2012
Hi guys coming over on the 12th of october. can u give us a price for two people for a week cheers
michaelOctober 3, 2012
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for your message… please send me an email to email@example.com and i will reply with all the info you need…
kind regards
Ross DeakinMarch 3, 2013
Hi there! Just thinking of coming over in June for 7 days. Can you please give me some prices.
michaelMarch 3, 2013
Hi Ross,
please send me an email.. email@example.com and i will give you all the prices and details..
cheers Michael Hill
LewisApril 7, 2013
Hi I would like a price on both packages for two people staying about a week in peak season.
michaelApril 8, 2013
Hi Lewis,
Thanks for your enquiry.. please send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and i will give you all the info you need.. thanks Michael
paulApril 25, 2013
Hi Michael my names Paul am interested in coming to sumba at end of may. I
Sent you an email to the address below and it keeps failing. Is
There another address I can try send it too? I am sending it from
A hotmail account.
michaelMay 1, 2013
Hi Paul, thanks for your message… got your email.. and all info is in the email i sent back.. cheers Michael
AlexMay 5, 2013
There are 3 of us in Sumbawa thinking of taking the ferry Sumba in the next week or so. Wondering what the availability is and what the cost per night would be for three people. We don't know how long we would stay yet but what would the cost be for 3 days?
michaelMay 17, 2013
Hi Alex,
Looks like you are doing a monster Nusa Tenggara trip… Sumbawa, sumba, timor… enjoy… hope you scored waves.. i have replied already to your email… you sent also…
takiJune 15, 2013
hi michael!
i hope will go to sumba next year.
date is 4/27> 5/12 2014
please tell me ,How can I go to that place?
and how much?
danOctober 13, 2013
hi, how are the waves in the wet season?
How much for a 10 day stay in December 17-27?
BenDecember 13, 2013
Hi Michael,
I'm hoping to go to Sumba next year with some mates in early July for around 21 nights at the surf camp just wondering on prices. Was thinking quite a few people, like eight if possible. Some prices on the resort would be awesome too
Cheers ,
michaelDecember 13, 2013
Dear Ben,
Thanks for your email. yep we can handle 8 for sure.. although for this we need to block the rooms..
Please send me an email to email@example.com and i will be able to provide you with rates etc..
kind regards Michael
Laplagne jean MarieMarch 11, 2014
Hello, I intend to come has your surfing camp of sumba tarimbang with a friend. To surf, thank you for giving me your price lists(rates) for 5 days, for two people of 13/03/14 ON 19/03/14. Departure of Bali Denpasar thank you for a fast answer
Jean Marie
michaelApril 7, 2014
Hi Jean,
Please send me an email to email@example.com and i will send you all the info.. kind regards
AlbertJanuary 19, 2015
I was wondering what the itinerary would look like going to the Miller's right surf camp in June this year leaving from/returning to Sydney for 7-10 days.
michaelJanuary 19, 2015
Hi Albert, Thanks for your message.
We handle Surf packages from Indonesia as start point…. so you just need to get to Bali.
If you want a package from Sydney please contact our Australian Office email@example.com.
If you have your own flights to Bali we can help you out..
Our packages include:
Return transfers in Bali (hotel to airport)
Return airfare Bali – Waingapu
Return transfers in Sumba (Airport to Surfcamp)
3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
2 large mineral waters and 1 large Beer bintang per day
kind regards Michael
stephen austinApril 6, 2015
Thinking about land camp trip a/c room start of may for 2 weeks what is the cost please 1person
michaelApril 8, 2015
Hi Stephen, thanks for your message.. our Surf Surf Camp has only fan cooled rooms.. Our West Sumba Resort has airconditioned rooms… please send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and we will send you all prices for your trip. kind regards Michael
stephen austinJanuary 20, 2016
Have sent a few messages to you no response using pt world email
marc wetherellAugust 29, 2016
sumba surf camp
sumba resort surfari
i'm interested a surf trip with 3 friends in april 2017. can you please give me an indication of prices for 10 nights at both the surf camp and the resort so i can compare the two?
many thanks
michaelNovember 1, 2016
Hi Marc,
Send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and i will reply with all the info you need… cheers Michael
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Sumba Surf Camp / West Sumba Resort
- sumba
- surf camps
Packages: from minimum of 7 nights.
Accommodation: Surf Camp in Tarimbang or Resort in West Sumba
Inclusions: Return transfers in Bali (hotel to airport)
Return airfare Bali – Sumba
Return transfers in Sumba (Airport to accommodation)
3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
2 large mineral waters and 1 large Beer bintang per day (only on surfcamp package), Also in West Sumba resort a personal daily driver will take you to the surf and
Suitability: Sumba Resort for singles, couples, families, small groups.
Surf camp for singles, couples, small group and people that don't mind a bit of Hardcore surf camp experience.. it is worth every minute of it.
Waves: Tarimbang there is 4 breaks inside the bay on a great day.. although Millers Right is the one you surf. If you want to explore the best option is West Sumbawa Resort - there is over 15 breaks accessible by car and boat, rights and lefts, barrels and wally sections... NO CROWDS, NO CROWDS, NO CROWDS.
Season: Breaks all year around but best is April till November


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*editors note: I'm sick + I want to ski today because I got a new jacket and want to show it off + I have "real work" to do = repost from a letter back in November. Enjoy. Again.
Dear Meghan,
I should state from the very start that I'm extremely grateful for what went down between the two of us for those amazing and gut-wrenching three minutes between us in the camp dancehall circa 1995. If you hadn't absolutely crushed me as a young teenager, we probably wouldn't have the friendship we have today; which, as you must know, means a great deal to me. However, that being said, I hated you with 100% of my soul for about two days.
It took an assload of courage for me to come up to you at that dance. I was (my use of the past tense here is questionable) awkward, gangly, freckled, metallic (in the mouth region), but I will give myself some credit because I was the best tennis player at camp, as if I thought you might be impressed. You, on the other hand, were/still are tall, hot, blonde, smart, sweet, southern belle who was the creme de la creme of the female camper population. I'm pretty sure all of the younger male counselors wanted to ask you to dance that night as well, but apparently their jobs were too important. Questionable decision on their part…crap food, crap pay, crap cabin…I think I would have sacrificed that for a dance with you.
There in lies the problem though, I didn't need to sacrifice anything, for a dance anyway. I sauntered up to you, actually that is complete bullsh*t; I walked timidly up to you, looked up into your eyes since you were already taller than me, and asked you out, and you surprisingly said, "yes.". It should be entirely clear to you now, I ASKED YOU OUT. As in – Do you want to go out with me? Or, do you want to go steady with me? Or, as the old timers might say, may I court you so we can go necking in the woods later? Unfortunately, you heard none of these.
What you heard, perhaps over some awesome mid 90s song like "Return of the Mack" or "Runaround," was, "Will you dance with me?" Well of course you said yes, we were relatively good friends and a dance was absolutely harmless. We were like 13 or 14, it wasn't as if I was going to try and make out with you like I did with this broad. And so, we danced for a couple of minutes. Me thinking that this was the beginning of what I was sure would result in my first boob grab sometime down the road; you thinking three minutes of dancing wasn't going to kill you.
Well, at some point it must have clicked, and you realized what I actually asked. You broke our contact, and while very sweet about it, proceeded to stomp all over my heart. I can't quote you on what you actually said, because I was too busy trying not to cry, but I think it was along the lines of a bumbled, "I'm really sorry…I thought you just wanted to dance…I don't want to go out with anyone this summer." Thanks for putting me down easy. Of course, when you went out with JR (not the dude from Dallas) later that week, it stung a bit.
Was it the braces? Freckles? Did I have bad breath? Oh, I know, you just couldn't stand going out with someone who was better at tennis than you. Seriously, it's not a big deal, we would have never worked in the long run. Something tells me a long distance thing back in the mid 90′s between to teens would have ended badly. I still love you…as a best friend. Ok I gotta stop this letter now, I think that last line marked my first supremely cheesy line.
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Hi I'm looking to rally/ practice around town with other beginner / intermediate level people. Does anyone have any suggestions for courts for open/pick-up rallying or casual groups in the area? Or would anyone like to rally?
I generally go to Laney courts during the week (currently, taking a class there at the moment). I also like the courts up near Berkeley's Rose garden and the courts in Rockridge (next to hwy 24, don't know the name). All have walls to practice.
I have a flexible schedule at the moment, and in general have afternoon weekdays,early evenings M-Th and Sundays open. I'm around 3.5 - 4, pretty good and working at getting better.
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Hi Shawn,
San Pablo Park, Live Oak, and Cedar Rose Park are all in Berkeley and pretty popular spots. Only SPP has a wall tho. SPP and Live Oak both has lights but its hard to get a court at Live Oak. I'm free to play Mon-Wed after 4pm. I'm prob a 3.0-3.5 so just let me know if you want to play.
Hey Shawn,
I am new to Oakland and need to get my game up to speed and am available on weekday eves. Interested? I can usually leave work/home office right at 5pm..Tuesdays are only my usual bad night..
Hey Kari,
I too am new to Oak and looking for hitting partners. Sets, rallys, practice, singles doubles, all good. I've got a car, live nearby to nice, repaved courts at Mosswood. I'm available afternoons, nights, weekends in the order of preference.
Hope to hear back and start hitting.
Hi Kari, are you interested in rallying today? Where are you playing these days? Since I posted this thread, I've found a bunch of different places but I mostly play at Laney (since I was taking a tennis basic tennis class there anyway). I've gone to Washington Park in Alameda (very nice) and a couple of places in Berkeley. Mosswood sounds interesting so does Davies. Let me know if you would like to play sometime. I sent ya an email as well.
Hi Shawn,
This is Lily. I'm the organizer for the Alameda tennis group. Tonight on Tuesday May 1st, I will be meeting with my group to rally with a lady and a man at Washington Park in Alameda from 8:30pm to 11:08pm. I am looking for a 4th player, if you are interested to meet me and my Alameda tennis group. Please let me know if you can make it to Washington Park tonight at 8:30pm. You can contact me by email at: email@example.com or call me to my cell phone at: (510) 332-7398. I look forward to your response.
Hi Lily,
I can't make this eve or typically that late. But if you ever need another racket please let me know? I would really like to start playing in this area.
Kari: email@example.com
Hey Shawn and others looking for partners in Oakland,
While addressed to Shawn,I'm open to anyone looking for new hitting partners. I just moved to Oakland and have played at Laney as well. Nice courts there. Montclaire too. I live close to Mosswood Park, and although close to a freeway, the repaved courts are great. I have a car and can get to other places also. Would like to try Davie. Self-rating as best as we can, we seem to be close in skill level and I have similar preferences in time to play. I'm also available weekends, but weekdays are good cause one rarely has to wait. Rally, practice, sets, doubles, mixed doubles, I love tennis.
Drop a line if you'd like to see if we're simpatico.
Bill: I'd love to rally on week nights. Montclair is perfect and close, but I'm happy to drive also!! ( no traffic to Montclair)
anyone, please email me: email@example.com
SAN Pablo park in Berkeley MY FAVORITE.good place to rally and play. hit me up some time i am always looking for a rally.
Hi there -- Bill, Kari -- I'm getting back to the game as well, and have been in a classes the last two months. I'd love to have some baseline practice and maybe a few games. Wednesday or Thursday after 6:00 would work; I live in the Grandlake/Piedmont area. I'm a little inconsistant still, but hitting about a 3.00 although my serves are pretty good.
Hi Polly, Wed eves are great. Email me if you want to play next Wed? email@example.com
Hi Bill, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I'd definitely be up for some rallying. I'm interested in checking out Mosswood near Kaiser or Davie (setting sounds awesome). My schedule is pretty free this week and next so, Let me know.
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Sept. 24, 2005
Going head to head for the first time in 2005 against Conference rivals UC Irvine and Long Beach St., the Gauchos came out on top of them as they finished 5th out of 33 teams at the Stanford Invitational with 193pts. Stanford won the team title with 31pts. as Cardinal athlete Arianna Lambie took the individual title in 21:15 minutes for the 6,000m course.
Getting out strong, Hadas Moser (Jr.) found herself in great early position among the top twenty athletes. Behind her, teammates Seanna Martin (Sr.), Bethany Nickless (So.), Leslie Alexander (Sr.) and Liza Hitchner (Fr.) were running strong as they began to slowly move through the field after the mile mark.
With Moser having an off day as they moved through two miles, the Gauchos made a strong push to make up some ground in the backstretch of the course. UCI and LBSU all appeared to be having great races as their top runners were well ahead of UCSB. Nickless, after having a healthy track season was having one of her best Cross Country races in uniform as was Hitchner running 6k for the first time in her career.
UCI had two runners up front in the top twenty and LBSU had one as they entered the last mile of the course. Martin was edging ever closer to these three as the other Gauchos rolled as well down the hill toward the finish line.
Martin would catch one Irvine women but fail to catch the other two Big West rivals as she finished 20th in 22:24 right behind one from UCI and one from LBSU. With UCSB, UCI and LBSU currently very close in the Big West title race it appeared that the other two had the upper hand on the Gauchos today with Moser not at 100%. However, a strong last 1,000m for the Gauchos two, three and four runners put them just ahead of their rivals.
Nickless would take 25th in 22:31, Alexander was 40th with a 22:50 and Hitchner was 52nd in a time of 23:03. Moser stayed tough to grab 71st as their 5th runner. Nickless's and Hitchner's strong finishes were enough to propel the Gauchos into 5th with a team score of 193 to UCI's 198 and LBSU's 199pts.
Running unattached, Gaucho athletes Stephanie Rothstein (Sr.) and Lindsay Christman (Sr.) ran fast as they grabbed 5th and 7th places respectively in times of 21:26 and 21:33 for the 6k course.
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Queen Of The Prairie: Nature's Cotton Candy
When the prairie ecologist in my life was telling me about some of his favorite and most-desired plants, my ears perked up at the mention of Queen Of The Prairie. First, I would like that title. Second, the poor thing is classified as "threatened", despite being fairly rugged. Third and most importantly, it looks like beautiful cotton candy waving in the breeze! What a world we live in...
Queen of the Prairie, or Filipendula rubra, is a member of the rose (Rosaceae) family, and I feel like it shares a saucy, wild femininity with rosehips. It is native to the upper-Midwest and upper-Eastern region of the U.S., and can be found far into Eastern Canada. This makes sense, as, according to Illinois Wildflowers, "The cooler climate of the Great Lakes region is preferred, rather than hot, dry summer heat." Prairie Moon Nursery provides a handy range map so you can see if this prettiness is native to your region. As with all native plants, it's important to be sure it is actually native to your specific area, or else that native plant becomes- you guessed it- non-native, and potentially even invasive. A reputable nursery that specializes in native plants should be able to provide you with seeds of your local ecotype.
If you're lucky enough to both live in Queen of the Prairie country and have a little patch of land, there are only a few things you need to know. It prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade, and "Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings", according to the experts at Dave's Garden. Queen of the Prairie grows about 5 ft tall, so it will definitely have a presence in your garden, attracting bees, butterflies, and birds. But not deer, says Illinois Wildflowers: win-win. It is a perennial plant that spreads naturally, and can also be propagated by dividing the rootball or collecting and drying seeds once the flowers have faded. Share with your friends, and maybe the Queen can be saved.
Have you ever grown or even seen Queen of the Prairie? I haven't and I'm dying to, not least because it reminds me of one of my favorite Halloween costumes ever.
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Contacts: Janet Morana and Georgette ForneyJanuary 7, 2009Staten Island, NY – The case of a New Jersey hospital that threw out the body of a possibly stillborn baby is a heartbreaking story that calls to mind the anguish of post-abortive women, say the leaders of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign (SNMAC), the world's largest network of women and men harmed by abortion."This case illustrates what is obvious – the loss of a baby, even a baby you've never seen, is devastating," said Janet Morana, co-founder of SNMAC. "The women and, yes, the men of Silent No More have suffered this same loss, of having their aborted children tossed out with the trash, only to have their anguish minimized or denied by apologists for the abortion industry. I pray not only that this little boy is found, but also that his mother experience healing and closure.""My heart goes out to the mother of this baby," said Georgette Forney, another co-founder of SNMAC. "Even if the child was stillborn, he was a human being who should have been treated with the respect and care that every single person, born and unborn, deserves. I know the trauma and heartache of wondering what happened to my baby's body; officials should turn those landfills upside down until they restore that child to his grieving mother."
Since the launching of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign in 2003, 2,739 women and men have shared their testimonies publicly at over 325 gatherings in 44 states and seven countries where more than 41,000 spectators have heard the truth about abortion's negative aftereffects. More than 6,100 people are registered to be Silent No More. Raising awareness about the hurtful aftermath of abortion and the help that is available to cope with the pain are two of the Campaign's goals. The Silent No More Awareness Campaign is a joint project of Anglicans for Life and Priests for Life. For more information, please visit our website: www.silentnomoreawareness.org


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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is considering reducing the number of price quotes a buyer must request before trading swaps under final Dodd-Frank Act regulations intended to boost transparency, according to three people briefed on the matter.
The five-member CFTC, led by Chairman Gary Gensler, is looking at cutting the number of quotes considered sufficient for interest rate, credit and other trades through so-called swap-execution facilities, according to the people who requested anonymity because the rule is still under consideration. The final rules may let buyers request two quotes in the first year and then require three starting in the following year, according to one of the people.
Commissioners are weighing a change after talks faltered late last year over a plan to require five quotes. JPMorgan Chase & Co., Deutsche Bank AG and other swap dealers have lobbied against the five-quote requirement, telling regulators that it is unnecessary and will increase trading costs and reduce liquidity on facilities using request-for-quote systems.
"Requiring portfolio managers to widely broadcast their trading position could negatively impact the prevailing price of their trades, making it more expensive and difficult to hedge their clients' risk," Tim Cameron, managing director and head of the asset management group at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said yesterday in a statement.
Quote Debate
The number of quotes required has been a central debate in discussions over implementation of Dodd-Frank requirements to have most swaps transacted on electronic or other platforms. The regulatory overhaul was enacted in 2010 after largely unregulated swaps helped fuel a credit crisis that led to the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and a U.S. rescue of New York-based insurer American International Group Inc.
Steve Adamske, CFTC spokesman, declined to comment.
Five Wall Street banks dominate the U.S. swaps business with JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc. and Morgan Stanley controlling 95 percent of cash and derivatives trading for U.S. bank holding companies as of Dec. 31, according to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
The financial firms that dominate swap dealing generate more than $30 billion in annual profit, according to an estimate from consulting firm Oliver Wyman, a unit of Marsh & McLennan Cos.
Reach Consensus
A vote on the rules has been delayed since late last year as commissioners struggle to reach consensus. The rule could still change before a final vote.
Bloomberg LP, the parent of Bloomberg News, has filed suit against the CFTC challenging one of the agency's rules that impacts its planned Sef. Tradeweb LLC, ICAP Plc and GFI Group Inc. have also said they plan to register as Sefs.
Americans for Financial Reform, a coalition including the AFL-CIO labor federation as well as other unions and consumer groups, has opposed changes to the quote requirement.
"Reducing Sef requirements so that they could be fulfilled by an essentially bilateral transaction, which could involve just one or two RFQ counterparties, would nullify most of the intended benefits of the Dodd-Frank Act provisions on derivatives market execution," the coalition said in a Feb. 27 letter to the CFTC.


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Lady Gaga: 'Born This Way' Album Cover Revealed!
Lady Gaga has released the cover art for her upcoming album Born This Way!
The 25-year-old singer tweeted saying, "Attention Little Monsters BIG NEWS; I will unveil the Born This Way album cover at 1am EST tonight. PUT YOUR PAWS UP! #BTWcover."
The cover art was shot by photographer Nick Knight and the Haus of Gaga.
Earlier in the day, Lady Gaga released her second single "Judas" on iTunes. The song has since catapulted to the number one spot on the chart!
Born This Way hits stores on May 23.
Bigger cover art inside…


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March 30, 2013
Police Chief Greg Suhr and the SF Police Commission finally scheduled and held the required community forums, where Suhr and Comdrs. Richard Corriea and Mikail Ali described the Electronic Control Weapon (ECW) proposal and invited community input. This updated story includes a report on the Tenderloin community forum, organized by residents. All testimony was anti-taser.


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Sapphire HD 7770 Vapor-X OC Edition Review
Sapphire has had a running line of cards with Vapor-X Technology since 2007 with the release of the 3870 ATOMIC Edition graphics cards. Vapor-X is a method derived from Aerospace applications and high-end server applications that has made it to the market for the "average Joes," you and me. The 4000, 5000, and 6000 AMD series cards have all benefited from the chambered expertise with several additions to the Vapor-X family. Today the 7000 series becomes a part of the family as well. The Sapphire HD 7770 with Vapor-X is now available.
On top of being the first 7000 series into the Vapor-X family, this card has something extra to offer as well; it is also an OC edition with factory clocks at 1100MHz/1300MHz. The core clocks are some of the highest released – it was a big deal just to get the GHz Edition of cards not too long ago. As the third generation of DirectX 11-compatible members, the card is ready for all the newest games, and with the hype of Eyefinity (even I joined the bandwagon) you'll have enough inputs to support your dream setup with two DVI ports, HDMI, and a single DisplayPort. With the costly new NVIDIA cards hitting the market, this just might be the diamond in the rough that fits your budget with enough left over for more.
Closer Look:
The box has your classic Ruby on the front decked out in a snow patrol attire, though I'm not so sure how warm it would really keep her in a true snow storm; but there also isn't much skin exposed for you male friends out there looking for a lingering peek. Surprisingly the box does not give a nice shout out to the ever amazing OC edition that it is. Nowhere on the box does it say anything about the factory overclocks – I'm really surprised by this and a bit disappointed to be honest. I feel like that, if nothing else, is a solid selling point; now why isn't it on the box?
The front of the box sports a few stickers: the OC Edition (not that it says anything about the clock speeds), the HDMI high speed sticker (it does come with an HDMI cable), and the 1GB of GDDR5, which is about standard these days anyway. The box also sports the Vapor-X logo, so this should provide a nice warm feeling for any of you who've owned such cards.
The back of the box goes into some specifications and feature details, but again no mention of the OC speeds anywhere. We've got an OCC award logo on the box there from Sapphire "winning" us over in the past. I hope this card is worthy of holding the same. Let's get this thing open – I wanna see the card!
So after cutting the Sapphire sticker tape away the usual brown box is revealed; recycled cardboard with a threefold flap holding things in. Opening it up and a form-fitted recycled shell holds the card and cables securely for shipping; it is great packing. The card is wrapped in a static bubble pack with a warning sticker reminding you to plug the card into your PSU. The included high speed HDMI cable is coiled up with the 6-pin/Molex adapter and the other goodies lie underneath. I'm happy with the packing and looking forward to getting a closer look.
Here is a shot of the cables and the driver disk from beneath the cardboard tray. A DVI to VGA adapter is included to allow your old monitors to keep chugging along. The foiled Sapphire sticker is included to either add to your case sticker collection or whatever you do with hardware stickers – I really like getting them for some reason; not to show off my hardware, but to stick it to something. The driver CD, a quick install guide, and a small ad flyer are included for whatever you'd like to do with them. The newest and up to date drivers, of course, can still be found on Sapphire's website if you have an Internet connection; but the CD really saves your butt when things go south.


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(e) In the event Shipper does not provide the sworn statement as
required by this Section 16.5, or receives emergency relief on the basis of
any representation in such sworn statement that is determined to have been
materially false, then all of the quantities attributable to the adjustment
made by Transporter shall be billed to that Shipper, in addition to all
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Muskrats, Swamp Bats split twinbill
July 29. 2014 10:46PM
The Keene Swamp Bats and Laconia Muskrats split a doubleheader Tuesday at Robbie Mills Park in Laconia.
Laconia won the opener, 6-4, on Vinnie Zarrillo's two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth. Jacob Henson went 3-for-3 with two doubles, an RBI and a run.
Robbie Coman had a two-run homer for Keene, while Zach Lauricell and Aubrey McCarty had solo shots for the Swamp Bats.
Keene took the nightcap, 7-6. The Swamp Bats got a solo home run and three RBIs from Stephen Smith. Jarred Mederos went 2-for-3 with two runs scored, and Coman drove in two runs.
Michael Dunnigan earned the win for Keene with four innings of scoreless ball. He allowed four hits, walked two and struck out two in improving his record to 2-2.
Southern New Hampshire University's Ben Criscuolo pitched the sixth and seventh innings for the save.
Ben Miller had the big blow for Laconia with a grand slam. He went 2-for-4 and drove in five runs. Matt Byrne went 1-for-2 with two runs and two walks.
Laconia hosts Mystic today at 4 p.m. while Keene visits Vermont with a 6:30 p.m. first pitch.


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I'm over at Jill Kemerer's blog today for her Wednesday segment - 5 Easy Questions. Stop in and say hello!
This month, my blog turns one year old! I think this is my sixtieth blog post. It's hard to believe it's already been one year since I posted my very first post, A Blog is Born. I remember it was so scary to put myself out there that first time.
Anyway, all you have to do is leave a comment HERE on this post, or on my Facebook author page any time this week – you can link to my fb author page on my sidebar. The contest will go until Sunday, February 19th, 10 pm CDT. I will announce the winners on next Monday's blog post. If you comment on both, that will give you two chances to win.
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Illinois Pension Fix Faces Political Test
Some Fear Plan for Retirement System Will Result in Deep Cuts to Benefits
CHICAGO—Top lawmakers in Illinois reached a long-sought agreement to fix the nation's most broken state public-employee retirement system, but the deal faces likely resistance from some legislators and unions who fear it will mean deep cuts to pension benefits.
Democratic and Republican leaders in the Illinois legislature announced the agreement on Wednesday and are expected to release details Friday. They said the plan would save an estimated $160 billion by reducing cost-of-living increases for retirees, raising the retirement...


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In a recent discussion, a point was brought up that cryptography shouldn't be relied on as a form of security, because of the ease of attacks that can be made against it (IE brute force, cryptanalysis)
For instance, if I have a database of plaintext passwords that are attacked, they are all immediately useable. If they are hashed, then further attacks need to be made against them to reveal useful information.
MD5 is no longer usable:
So here's my question, was MD5 ever a good solution? These attacks are possible now, and they were possible when MD5 was devised. So knowing that cryptographic functions seem to have a time to live characteristic, how can we defend its use?
Consistent password changes would make a cracked hash useless when the pass is changed... but how can we measure how long a type of cryptography will be useful? (ex. how often should we force password changes?) Do we just depend on NIST to know that?


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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Dec. 21, 2012) - The board of directors of Sandstorm Metals & Energy Ltd. ("Sandstorm" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:SND) have approved the issuance of 2,153,000 restricted share rights and 2,000,000 stock options, both of which were issued after market close today, December 21, 2012. The stock options have a five year term with an exercise price based on today's closing price. The restricted share rights and stock options were issued to officers, directors and employees of the Company and were granted pursuant to Sandstorm's Restricted Share Plan and Stock Option Plan.
Sandstorm Metals & Energy Ltd. is the world's first diversified streaming company. Sandstorm provides upfront financing to resource companies that are looking for capital and in return, receives a commodity streaming agreement. This agreement gives Sandstorm the right to purchase a percentage of the commodity produced, for the life of the asset, at a fixed price. Sandstorm has acquired a portfolio of seven commodity streams in copper, palladium, oil, natural gas and coal. Sandstorm plans to grow its production base through the acquisition of additional commodity streams.
Sandstorm Metals & Energy is focused on low cost operations with excellent exploration potential and strong management teams. Sandstorm has completed commodity purchase agreements with Colossus Minerals Inc., Donner Metals Ltd., Novadx Ventures Corp., Terrex Energy Inc., and Thunderbird Energy Corp.
For more information visit: www.sandstormmetalsandenergy.com
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John Clapp, Jr. was born in Deerfield in 1764. At the age of 21 he married Phebe Ross who died in 1803. In December of that year he married the widow Polly Clary of Hadley. Rufus Clary was just 25 years old when cared for in Leverett. Whether he was a stepson or nephew is not clear, but somehow John Clapp, Jr. became his only male relative and responsible for his care. For fourteen weeks he was boarded and cared for in Leverett. The expenses include rum and wine, which may have been used for his relief and the sundries for his daily needs. Why he was buried in Leverett is still a mystery.
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Salem police will increase patrols at all elementary schools after a motorist reportedly followed a 10-year-old student on his way home from school on Wednesday.
The Fisk Elementary School student was walking home when the driver followed him, police said. The driver is described as a white man in his 30s. He drove a blue vehicle with hood scoops and possibly a white and black New Hampshire temporary license plate.
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Miss Coulter turns her two-setting mind ("off" and "off her rocker") to hector us about religion.
Her newest book, If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans, is a self-glorifying greatest hits compilation, composed of barbed quips and commentary ... One chapter is even subtitled "My Quotes About Me". ...Unless wildly naïve, Coulter must realize that this shtick is a great asset to her ideological enemies.
I saw a photo of her at the most recent CPAC.Everyone else was making the usual jokes about how she looks like a guy.I didn't. Her eyes were sunken. She was holding up her arms and they looked like toothpicks. Her skin was unusually pale and thinly stretched across her. She looked like an animation in Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas. I've seen that look in people undergoing chemo. I've also seen a look a lot like that in heavy cocaine users, except the cokles I've seen have a good complexion.Only her lovely hair looked healthy. Wig?To paraphrase one of her heroes[1], it looked like we won't have Ann Coulter to kick around much more. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_nixon#1960_and_1962_elections.3B_wilderness_years
You know, I've always wondered why American politics has developed this deep schism which holds that the other side is either downright malicious or threateningly incompetent.