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- Day 49 :: Boat Harbour to William Bay
- Day 47 :: Rame Head to Peaceful Bay
Day 48 :: Peaceful Bay to Boat Harbour
Sandi has been looking forward to this day, and the canoe crossing since reading through the Guidebook during the planning stage! The Guidebook warns that "this is a long and challenging section that may appear more so in either very warm or stormy weather": I'm not sure I'd call today "stormy", but it was getting close and certainly impacted on the day; not that we knew that at the Caravan Park: we were just looking forward to the canoe crossing and walking through The Showgrounds that follow it.
Sandi wrote:
At 12:15am P woke up and thought it was 3am, but checked and I was relieved as I hadn't got to sleep yet. Thankfully after that I did get off and we slept OK until about 5:30am. Then we got ourselves organised and tent fairly dry, so great after a windy night with many showers. The three boys (Michael, Steven and John) were up and happening too.
Day 48 Google Earth Track
We headed off first and had barely started when 1st of the rain came in. Ponchos out, but in the wind, quite hard. Really a fabulous view of ocean with sunburst at a high point very early in, was lovely and we went through a few changes of landscape from some trees to open sandy swamp and then the sand duney stuff.
Sandi wrote:
Going along OK, but heaps of very short squalls, but wet plants on track and my feet soon felt wet. Nothing to be done but press on. We made good time into Irwin Inlet and took off ponchos as benefit not great enough relative to wind nuisance.
Perry wrote:
Our socks got wet very early on today, makes me wonder if our boots are failing – at camp, taking the gaiters off, my sock tops were not wet: therefore water in from boots!!
Overlooking the Irwin Inlet was very pretty, even though it was a grey day and the wind was blowing a gale. We took our ponchos off here, an extreme feat in the gale: I think mine eventually blew off over my head ;)
Sandi wrote:
Headed to the kayaks. Three on our side, so P got me organised into one with my pack, and off I went.
Sandi wrote:
Found it OK, but was really nervous. Had to work quite hard to steer it in the right direction. Very relieved to get over safely. P arrived with his, then we stored those and pulled out a couple of canoes and I towed one and P another and headed over again.
Because we knew the three boys were following us, we thought it would be best to make sure they had enough canoes for their trip. They apparently ended up doing something similar to us, to make sure the canoes were evened up on both sides :)
Sandi wrote:
Just before I got in the boys arrived, which was great as I got safely beached, then P put me in the front of his and we headed back again. Very pleased it worked out so well.
Perry wrote:
Really enjoyed the canoe crossing – a lot shorter than what I was imagining – great fun and addition to the walk. All we need now is a flying fox over a ravine!
Sandi wrote:
We headed straight off then, the weather came in again as we headed over the "showgrounds", which were a myriad of flowers, grasses, etc. and the conical hills in evidence. Saw kangaroos on the run twice and then emus, which was neat.
Sandi wrote:
In the end had morning tea in the lee of a hill with good protection and it wasn't unpleasant. Headed up and down and up and down blown and buffeted, had put our ponchos on again. Finally onto the beach and the weather let up again, so ponchos off and shorts etc. drying just so much easier walking into this really stiff headwind.
Perry wrote:
The rain had stopped by the time we got to Quarram beach – but the wind was gale like. We took the ponchos off as the head wind was so strong. Thankfully the wind blown sand stayed close to the beach. By the end of the beach we were pretty much blown dry! Had to take my pack liner off as the head wind kept blowing it off. Lunch in the lee of the headland was very nice, with a yummy sandwich (special).
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Quite firm sand and quite pleasant. At far end of beaches had lunch in lee of headland, which turned out great. Bit worried P would run out of petrol: cheese and ham sandwiches were delicious.
It was really difficult to tear ourselves away from that protected position, but we weren't about to camp there for the night, so off we went...
Perry wrote:
After lunch the gale on the headland was incredible – made walking difficult, as it would push you off the path, then stop and you fall off the other side. It was cold too, at least I was. Thankfully, the track went up and behind coastal sand hills, which gave a more protected walk.
Sandi wrote:
Last part of walk was OK but seemed agonisingly long and rain came in again but we didn't put ponchos on, just doggedly headed on. Some relief behind hills again, but some open blasts! Awful. Very close proximity to a big kangaroo just before the hut. Changed and hot chocolates!
So we arrived quite wet and cold, and pretty sick and tired of walking in the wind and the rain. But dry clothes and a hot drink with afternoon tea really does work miracles to your attitude, so we fired up the JetBoil pretty quickly! We were carrying quite a few emergency hot chocolates, so I was glad to use them too.
Perry wrote:
Amazing to be lying dry on our sleeping mats with a cup of tea. The book said today could be challenging – and it certainly was – a lot of the day was cold – just warm enough when we're plodding along. Got quite wet along the showgrounds – which was amazing with flowers, kangaroos and emus – but also rain and wind (maybe gale). Quite difficult walking with the wind and ponchos, and we got quite wet (not wearing wet weather pants).
Sandi wrote:
"Well, gee it's great to be back home"; so nice to get to the hut, what a tough, dig deep day. I was so relieved to be feeling reasonable it would be a cow of a day to feel "not your best". Long day and stormy weather, not heavy rain, but wind driven almost horizontal showers. Very difficult in our ponchos.
After doing our data logging whilst enjoying a hot drink, we set about setting up camp and looking out dinner. Because of the weather we decided to sleep in the tent inner inside the shelter again; I don't actually remember finding the tent sites here at Boat Harbour! It was enough effort heading off to the toilet in the rain, let alone putting up a tent. Then we did our standard lucky-dip for dinner, which produced wonderful warming beef meals!
|Boat Harbour
|Beef Casserole Soup
|Spaghetti Bolognaise
Unfortunately we'd got very wet at the end of the day, and our boots seemed wet for the whole day since walking through wet foliage during the early morning. So we wrung everything out as much as we could and did our best to turn the shelter into a Chinese laundry. I put my socks, wrapped up in Keren's towel, under the tent, so that we'd sleep on them all night and hopefully they'd be dryer by morning.
Perry wrote:
This shelter has a conservatory too – but the wind still whistles in – probably good for the wet clothes drying!
Our power supply / storage really had issues today, because of the weather: no sun through the thick overcast & rain. If there were too many days strung together like today, we'd run into problems I'd think.
Perry wrote:
Today's walk would have been very different in the sun (as indicated by comments in the red book) – but we took what was on offer.
Camera battery: The battery charged this morning over breakfast lasted all day – more due to the rain minimizing the number of photos than anything else.
No sun whatsoever for the FUSE!
So after a very satisfying hot soup and dinner & supper we headed off to bed, hoping that the clothes would continue to dry through to morning (putting on wet clothes is definitely not our favourite). As the Guidebook suggested, it was a challenging day, though not excessively long (our daily distance includes 3 crossings of Irwin Inlet :) ). I was rather disappointed that the weather was so inclement on The Showgrounds, as we were really looking forward to that unique landscape; it was still beautiful: but we were not encouraged to linger at all.
|Peaceful Bay
|Peaceful Bay Road
|Irwin Inlet Crossing
|Quarram Beach
|Boat Harbour Campsite
- Mitupela.net Bibbulmun Track Page
- The Summary & Overview of our big adventure: all roads lead from here!
- 53 Day Track Log
- The Foundation's Distance Tables tracked on our GPS into Distance / Time / Hours / Speed point to point.
- Cup-a-Soup Ratings
- Cup-a-Soups are a great addition to the camping dinner: We scored all our evening soups.
- Back Country Ratings
- We used 42 Back Country dehydrated meals over the walk, scoring them each night (& once for breakfast): hunger sauce and discerning palates.
- Cafe Ratings
- The cafes on the track are often dreamt about on the way there: here is what we found when we got there.
- Bread Ratings
- We used bread for our lunches on the track and found that the different types performed quite differently.
- Camp Ground Ratings
- When in town we tented: the facilities were very important for the upcoming sections and variable!
- Google Earth Day Tracks
- Each day's walk as a Google Earth Track, and one track of all the days combined into a single track.
- Google Earth Section Tracks
- The 53-day walk split into the Foundation's Sections with the extra 'bits' removed; also a combined Northern Track and Southern Track.
- SPOT Adventure Page
- Use an integrated map, Download KMZ & GPX files, shelter photos.
- 54 Day Timelapse
- Over the 54 days of our trek, we took a portrait photo each morning before setting off on the day's walk and then each afternoon when we'd reached camp -- often capturing the morning's optimism and then the afternoon's pain of the journey on our faces.
- Flora of the Bibbulmun Track
- Kalamunda – Donnelly River
- Donnelly River – Albany
- Orchids of the Bibbulmun Track
- Trees of the Bibbulmun Track
- Stumps of the Bibbulmun Track
- Fungi of the Bibbulmun Track
- Photographs of the plants we found along the way: The abundant flowers, huge trees, amazing fungi and sculptured stumps.
- Photographs of the Bibbulmun Track
- The track was an ever-present and ever-changing companion for 54 days: here it is up close and personal.
- Panoramas of the Bibbulmun Track
- The SONY made neat sweeping panoramas, which detail the changing environment over the 1,000km.
- Fauna of the Bibbulmun Track
- We were amazed at the lack of fauna we found, what we did find is here.
- The Bibbulmun Track :: Our 2011 Walk
- For 8 weeks in September & October we took over 9,000 photos: Week 1 – Week 2 – Week 3 – Week 4 – Week 5 – Week 6 – Week 7 – Week 8
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As the world's third largest economy, in terms of purchasing power parity, and the fourth largest consumer of energy, India is poised to grow into a socio-economic giant with a massive energy demand in the future. Satisfying this ceaseless demand for energy has become a topic for both the MNRE and the State Government, as they are exploring ways to implement and ensure effective execution of energy conservation policies.
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At Bosch, we offer our customers the latest technological innovations that help them manage their energy consumption and work towards energy efficiency, while implementing some of these energy efficiency technologies within Bosch itself.
Another example from the pages of Bosch's own experience is on how energy consumption could be reduced from the middle of the value-chain – folding presses are used to bend housings for appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines. Our Drive and Control Technology division has developed a "Rexroth for Energy Efficiency" program, or 4EE for short, which allows industrial systems to be optimized by means of integrated energy system design, efficient components, energy recovery and storage, and energy on demand. A folding press consumes 44 percent less energy with use of 4EE systematic approach. We use this approach to address all processes in the value-added chain, and in the case of the housings, from the production of the metal to the final spray of paint.
Over the years, battery technology has developed rapidly. Today, nearly all power tools can be operated with a battery. For many years now, Bosch has been a decisive factor in furthering battery technology due to its clear customer orientation and constant innovation. Lithium-Ion technology famously used in mobile phones, laptops and cameras has now also reached cordless power tools. However, not all Lithium-Ion technologies are similar. Bosch uses this new technology in a particularly effective way. The innovative Bosch Lithium-Ion batteries, for the new blue professional cordless tools, last up to four times longer than comparable Lithium-Ion batteries from other manufacturers.
Home to the second largest R&D unit outside Germany with over 10,500 engineers, our engineers in India are constantly striving to develop technologies that protect the environment and conserve resources. At Bosch India, we actively foster an innovation mindset that is globally part of the Bosch-DNA.
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I'm in the mood for a walk through a cemetery, and it's not the time of year. It's the easy quiet and solitude I'm after or at least what I imagine I'll find here. The outside still creeps in over the crumbling walls. There are children here too with their little scooter bikes and some people appear to use it as a short-cut from the tram stop.
Why I'm in this mood I cant' say exactly. I've just felt a sudden need for the sort of sobriety found here. Those that know me can make a pun on that as they wish. Maybe, all I needed was somewhere to let the well-spring of random thoughts surge and flow out. Lately, whatever I've written has been purpose driven. Being in an old cemetery is a pleasure for its aimlessness - and there are fewer people here than in a park.
Czech graveyards bear the marks of the country's changed history. Angels weighed down with cement wings and forlorn Christs with moss coloured robes populate the front section. Further in I find a gravestone in Russian and another in German. Unfortunately, I can't get to visit the Jewish section. A road blocks my access as it when I was in Želivského.
The newer stones are as austere as the older ones are extravagant. Slabs of black marble with only names and dates. A few of them have photos or engravings of the deceased. These engravings are eerie. Grey and translucent, it was as if the family wanted to be haunted. And the images immortalize more than the memory. Double chins, eighties perms, caterpillar mustaches commemorate the dead. But to be loved is to be imperfect. Only idols are flawless.
The blank slabs are an invitation to my imagination. What would I want as my epitaph? To be honest, I'm too distracted by the names to think of anything remotely witty or appropriate. Czech surnames are far more descriptive and imaginative than English ones. Among the gravestones I find a Mr Blackbird (Kos), a Mr Hedgehog (Ježek) a family of hooks (Hák), someone who is black (Černý)and another who is quiet (Tichý). The most interesting was the man whose name means "was having breakfast" (Snídal).
The use of the masculine past tense as a surname is not uncommon. Bohumil Hrabal's surname means "raked" or "was raking" depending on context. Perhaps, his ancestor was a gardener, though I'm not sure why eating breakfast warrants a family name.
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Contemporary HIIT – what to expect
Garage music, mountain climbers and contemporary dance. Kate Mummery tells us all about her brand-new class, Contemporary HIIT, on Friday mornings at Rambert.
It's HIIT - with a twist
The class starts with a warm up made up of contemporary sequences. These will be simple and explore the basics of contemporary dance.
We will then move on to four different HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) sequences – it might be a mountain climber, a jumping jack, a squat, and a lunge jump.
Then after that, we'll move onto our first contemporary dance sequence, based off what we did in the warm up, then back to HIIT. We'll repeat these cycles throughout the class. Where you'd typically rest in a HIIT workout, you'll be dancing instead!
We'll end with all the HIIT workouts, back to back, which is where the high intensity comes in. We'll then finish with a core workout and stretch.
It's not just for dancers
The class is for anyone, of any level. It's an all body workout, working your body in a different way. It's also technique based- I'm all about the technique- which gives everyone, dancer or not, a deeper understanding of the movement.
I'm not judgemental, and it's not about whether you can dance or not: that's not the point. That's why I don't want people to think it's just contemporary – anyone can come and do it and get the benefits.
You'll supercharge your fitness levels
Generally, in a lot of dance it's quite full on, then you stop. Whereas in this class, the simple, contemporary dance sequences continuously flow and keep moving throughout. These dance segments help to lengthen the muscles, whilst the HIIT helps to build them – I don't think enough fitness classes do both.
The music will keep you on your feet
I use a variety of music in my classes- think old school garage, jungle, and drum and bass. They have a great tempo for both fitness and contemporary dance!
So why does it work?
For me, because it's short. People think they have to go to the gym for hours, but this is short and sweet, and effective. People can do it, then take it away and even do it themselves at home. I think it gives you that adrenaline- a happy buzz. It's also adaptable, so you can still do it if you have an injury.
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In a sweeping projection of what the world will look like in 2015, the intelligence community has concluded that issues like the availability of water and food, changes in population and the spread of information and disease will increasingly affect the national security of the United States.
The assessment, contained in an unclassified report called ''Global Trends 2015,'' also makes a number of predictions about the political landscape of the world.
Russia, for example, will continue to become weaker -- economically, militarily and socially, the report predicts. China will be faced by political, economic and social pressures that will ''increasingly challenge the regime's legitimacy, and perhaps its survival.'' And Israel ''at best'' will conclude a ''cold peace'' with its adversaries.
In addition, the report lays out a number of what it calls unlikely but nevertheless ''possible'' scenarios.
One is that strategically important countries like Iran and Nigeria and even strategic allies of the United States like Israel could fall victim to internal religious or ethnic divisions, ''and crisis ensues.'' Another is that China, India and Russia ''form a de facto geo-strategic alliance in an attempt to counterbalance U.S. and Western influence.''
In terms of global resources, the report concludes that by 2015, nearly half of the world's population -- more than three billion people -- will be in countries lacking sufficient water, and that even more genetically modified crops or projects to desalt sea water will not substantially help.
The 70-page report is one result of an unusual 15-month collaboration between the National Intelligence Council, a sort of analytical think tank of senior intelligence officials that works alongside the C.I.A., and dozens of outside scientific, diplomatic and corporate experts. It is not a traditional intelligence report based on classical intelligence sources and methods.
''This was a serious effort to provide a context to discuss opportunities as well as threats to the U.S. national security community,'' said John Gannon, chairman of the National Intelligence Council, in an interview. The purpose, he said, is to get policy makers to focus on long-term global trends and to think beyond the ordinary concerns of the intelligence community.
An advance copy of the report, which will be released on Monday, was made available to The New York Times. Copies of the report were delivered late last week to the White House, other agencies of government and members of the team of President-elect George W. Bush.
Some intelligence officials are concerned that persuading the Bush national security team to look beyond traditional threats will be particularly challenging.
In an article in Foreign Affairs, written during the campaign, Condoleezza Rice, who will be Mr. Bush's national security adviser, argued, for instance, that ''national interest'' was too often replaced by ''humanitarian interest'' or the interests of ''the international community.''
Instead, she suggested, the United States should promote what is in its own interest -- democracy or free trade, for example.
But other intelligence officials say a greater problem is that the structure of the national security bureaucracy leads it to look at the world first country by country and then in terms of geographical regions.
''You try to tell people that disease is rising in four out of five continents -- well, the regional assistant secretaries have to be persuaded to put it on their agendas first,'' said one senior intelligence official.
Although the conventional wisdom in Washington, particularly on Capitol Hill, is that China will become more of a regional military threat, the report concludes that modernization of the country's agricultural and national infrastructure will be higher priorities than military investment.
''The evidence strongly suggests'' that China's new leaders ''will be even more firmly committed to developing the economy as the foundation of national power and that resources for military capabilities will take a secondary role,'' it says.
Despite all the intelligence resources devoted to China, the report states repeatedly that it cannot say with any certainty what the Chinese state will look like in 15 years.
While most of those taking part in the study concluded that economic growth would continue, the report acknowledges that it will be difficult to meld the openness that growth requires with political control. ''Estimates of developments in China over the next 15 years are fraught with unknowables,'' the report bluntly states.
The outlook for Russia, particularly its economy, is bleak. ''Besides a crumbling physical infrastructure, years of environmental neglect are taking a toll on the populations, a toll made worse by such societal costs of transition as alcoholism, cardiac diseases, drugs and a worsening health delivery system.''
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In the Middle East, by 2015, there will be a Palestinian state, the report says, but ''Israel will have attained a cold peace with its neighbors, with only limited social, economic and cultural ties.''
A key driving trend for the Middle East in the next 15 years will be population pressures. Even now, in nearly all of the Middle Eastern countries, more than half of the population is under 20 years of age. ''In much of the Middle East, populations will be significantly larger, poorer, more urban and more disillusioned.''
The report concludes that the population of the world will grow from the current 6.1 billion to 7.2 billion by 2015. Ninety-five percent of that growth is expected to occur in the developing world, and nearly all of it in rapidly expanding urban areas.
''Megacities'' of more than 10 million people will continue to grow, straining or even crippling roads, bridges and sewerage and electrical systems. The population of Jakarta will more than double, from 9.5 million to 21.2 million; Lagos will double from 12.2 million to 24.4 million.
The good news is that there will be enough energy resources in 2015, despite a 50 percent rise in global demand, the report says. It also predicts that there will be enough food to feed the world's growing population, although ''poor infrastructure and distribution, political instability and chronic poverty'' will lead to malnutrition in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
The main resource problem will be water, the shortages so acute that they could cause regional instability. Problems could include Turkey's construction of new irrigation projects on the Tigris and Euphrates, which would reduce the water flowing into Syria and Iraq, and ambitious projects in Ethiopia and Sudan that could divert water from the Nile and reduce the flow into Egypt.
In terms of disease, the report underscores earlier intelligence projections that AIDS and tuberculosis are likely to account for the majority of deaths in most developing countries in 15 years. In some African countries, average life spans will be reduced by as much as 30 to 40 years, leaving more than 40 million children orphaned and contributing to poverty, crime and instability.
In many cases the report makes stark predictions without offering specific evidence or footnotes. These are some of its other judgments:
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*India ''most likely'' will expand the size of its nuclear-capable force.
*Pakistan's nuclear and missile forces will continue to increase.
*Russia will not join the European Union.
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In one of its most sweeping conclusions, the report says governments will have less and less control over flows of information, technology, diseases, migrants, arms and financial transactions, whether legal or illegal, across their borders.
''States with ineffective and incompetent governance not only will fail to benefit from globalization,'' it says, ''but in some instances will spawn conflicts at home and abroad, ensuring an even wider gap between regional winners and losers that exists today.''
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Argentina international Paredes, who joined Zenit from Roma last summer, has been linked with both clubs in recent weeks.
The 23-year-old has scored three goals in 22 league appearances this season, 19 of them as a starter.
"For me to know that there is interest from Real Madrid and Juventus is something important," Paredes told RMC Sport.
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Paredes, who began his career at Boca Juniors and is under contract at Zenit until 2021, believes he is ready to play for a top club.
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A swift ride around the city at night. This ride is definitely no-drops, but has a little bit faster pace than some of the more family friendly rides.
This happens on a Monday because there's minimal traffic that night of the week, and because I can't make any other night of the week :)
We'll meet at 11:45pm, and leave at 12:15 am from Friendship park.
Helmets encouraged
Lights are MANDATORY
Smiles required
Healthy appetite recommended
Stop at red lights/stop signs
If the group gets cut in half by a red light, we'll pull over and stop to wait for everyone else
Use turn signals
Stay in the correct lane (right most of the time, sometimes the center lane, sometimes left if there's a turn)
If it's safe to let cars pass, let them.
If it's not safe to let cars pass, don't let them.
If it's raining (Or snowing, or below 20°) at 11, we'll cancel.
Ending at Ritter's Diner – bring cash, or be ready to use their ATM.
Sounds like fun.
Monday is March 4th, although I realize that most of the riding will occur in the wee hours of Tuesday March 5, 2013.
You are correct on that front. If any mods see this, can you correct the thread title?
^Yep, title edited. All are welcome to PM me anytime if you need legit fixes on your posts.
I'm hoping to join one of these midnight rides. Not at all convenient, but it just seems like a great time to ride familiar places at unfamiliar times.
route. reusing an old one
What time do you expect the ride to finish?
usually around 230ish. Maybe earlier. I think we normally leave the diner around 3
I'm wondering if in the future, and when feasible, these rides could correlate with Federal holidays on Mondays so us 9-5ers could participate
Not sure how often that happens, but it would be cool when it did
P.S. I'm not a 9-5, more like a 9am-10pmer, but still have off on Federal holidays
Ritter's isn't open for them.
There's not really many end places convenient.
and not to be rude (it's just that I've explained this many times), but these rides happen on a certain day/time because there were no rides that worked with my schedule, so I started one. I suggest others do the same :)
The more rides, the better.
Presuming your schedule generally doesn't change from week to week as far as Mondays go, my suggestion would still apply and wouldn't change the time or day of week
But also, I just realized, my proposal doesn't make any sense because you're actually riding Tuesday morning, not Monday morning
Usually, if a holiday is involved, I'll postpone by a week, because it's difficult to find places to eat in the Shadyside/Bloomfield/Oakland area that are open at that time, and for holidays, they all close until Tuesday morning.
I'm a day-shifter also but I think this is a cool ride so I'll get to work early, catch a snooze before the "shift" starts, and drink plenty of coffee during the day ! As I believe the old Warren Zevon song says, "I'll sleep when I'm dead."
just a head's up, I might have to postpone a week if I can't get over this sickness. I'll update monday morning.
postponed until the 11th/12th
I hope you feel better soon.
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Marko82, did you read your PM?
Hope you feel,better soon. Next week, I'll be out of town so will have to catch this ride on another occasion. Better weather is coming !
This is actually monday the 11th at 11:45pm, despite what the title says :)
Thread name edited to show the new date (11th) , tonight.
anyone planning on coming to this should keep an eye on this thread around 11.
If it's raining as is forecast, I'll have to cancel.
i hope the forecast is wrong — i was getting excited about the return of these rides!
me too. I can't sleep, so in the spirit of past rides, I'll show up feeling like crap, but feel pretty good by the end.
Ride is still happening.
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by James Hubbard, M.D., M.P.H.
The blood pressure in some people goes up just thinking about a medical clinic (white-coat hypertension). It is fine otherwise. Others have elevated blood pressures at certain times of the day. If you have hypertension, prehypertension, or at high risk for getting it, you should consider getting your own cuff. Don't take my word, look at the AHA recommedations that suggest the same.
If you get a cuff, you want one that is accurate, don't you? Consumer Reportshelps with unbiased recommendations for blood pressure monitors, along with glucose meters, in their September issue, along with tips such as:
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- take your new monitor to your next medical visit. Take the blood pressure with your machine and compare it to the nurse's reading (my tip)
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ReliOn Ultima (Wal-Mart), a CR Best Buy ($9, $0.44 per strip)
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Regular blood sugar monitoring is important in diabetics who take insulin. Recent studies, however, have concluded frequent testing in type 2 diabetes, not on insulin, may really not be helpful, just costing money and increasing a risk for depression. Talk to your health care provider, and keep your scheduled appointments.
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They'll get their chance when Cthulhu: Death May Die comes to Kickstarter on July 10 at 3 PM EST. The new game from CMON and Guillotine Games combines the creative talents of Eric M. Lang and Rob Daviau. Stay tuned as we reveal more about the Investigators risking their lives and the unspeakable horrors they will face off against."
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"Humans came to PK-L7 in search of high powered fuel. They found it with Xenium, a dark, oily compound deep below the planet's surface. But they found something else too. The Xenos attack was brutal and unrelenting, and they're still coming. On April 10 at 3pm EST, Zombicide: Invader is coming to Kickstarter. Follow the CMON and Guillotine Games Facebook pages for regular updates on the Survivors, Xenos, Equipment, and Environments of this interstellar battle for life, and look for our interview with the Zombicide: Invader design team later this week. Grab a weapon, barricade the doors, and prepare to be invaded."
Zombicide:Invader is a cooperative game where 1 to 6 players face Xenos, an unfathomable swarm of infected Xenos controlled by the game itself. Each player takes on the role of 1 to 6 Survivors in a sci-fi setting being overwhelmed by these Xenos. The goal is simple: choose a Mission, complete its objectives, kill as many Xenos as possible, and (most importantly) survive!
Survivors will fight Xenos, rescue each other, recover vital data, unveil dark secrets, and much more! Survivors can be Civilians or Soldiers, each with specialized Skills. They all play together as a team, trading Equipment, and covering each other. They use whatever weapons they can get to kill Xenos and slow the invasion. The better the weapon, the higher the body count, but the more Xenos will appear, attracted by the onslaught! Survivors must also be mindful of their location as conventional weapons work fine indoors, but the planet's oxygen-starved surface, they'll need to arm themselves with more specialized weaponry… Lasers, anyone?
Most of the time, Xenos are predictable, but there are a lot of them and they use nasty tactics not encountered in previous Zombicidegames. Only through cooperation can players achieve the Mission objectives and win."
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Edgar Wright takes a break from his signature brand of genre comedies to write and direct Baby Driver, an action thriller that follows Baby (Ansel Elgort), a reluctant getaway driver with tinnitus who uses music to drown out the ringing in his ears. Wright puts his own unique take on the heist film with Baby's tale — he is beholden to crime boss Doc (Kevin Spacey) and is lauded as the best getaway driver there is, but wants out of his criminal lifestyle, dreaming of an escape with diner waitress Debora (Lily James).
Since there have been banks, there have been bank robbers and films about them — featuring signature heist film elements like the fabled "one last job," the reluctant criminal trying to go straight, loose cannon villains, and action-filled getaway sequences. Even one of cinema's earliest films, The Great Train Robbery, is essentially a heist movie. And Wright is known for his slick style full of references to films and properties from the past, so it's no surprise that his latest entry draws on one of the oldest and most beloved genres around.
Before you check out the soundtrack-fueled Baby Driver (in theaters now), take a look at one (or more) of these eight classic heist films.
Larceny, Inc. (1942)
The basic plot of a heist film often lends itself to a multitude of genres. In this gangster-comedy film, Edward G. Robinson spoofed his beloved tough guy persona as "Pressure" Maxwell, a recently released felon who has vowed to go straight. When he finds his business plans have gone awry, he purchases a luggage store next to a bank with the intention of using the proximity to tunnel into the bank. The trouble begins when the store starts turning a profit. Robinson had grown weary of the persona that had made him famous since 1931's Little Caesar and jumped at this chance to take a comedic turn. Jane Wyman, the first Mrs. Ronald Reagan, has a memorable role as Robinson's niece who helps propel the store to success as a legitimate enterprise. It also features many other beloved Warner Bros. contract players including Broderick Crawford, Jack Carson, and Anthony Quinn. Though he's never formally confirmed it, Woody Allen's 2000 film Small Time Crooks seems to have been influenced by this charming twist on the heist film.
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Criss Cross (1949)
After their success with the film noir The Killers, director Robert Siodmak and star Burt Lancaster re-teamed for this tale of an armored truck driver who finds himself mixed up in underworld dealings when he tries to win his wife back. Steve (Lancaster) can't get ex-wife Anna (a pre-Munsters Yvonne De Carlo) out of his head, but when he returns to town he finds himself in a love triangle with gangster Slim Dundee (noir stalwart Dan Duryea). He devises a plan to double-cross Slim in a robbery of the armored car he drives for work, but things quickly take an unexpected turn. The film features so much backstabbing and double-crossing, it's no wonder it's titled Criss Cross. Siodmak made use of the iconic Bunker Hill neighborhood of Los Angeles (now torn down and redeveloped), staging a heist on the streets of the city with the famous Angels Flight funicular train for a backdrop. As a good guy caught up in a crime that's out of his depth, Lancaster perfects one of the tried-and-true protagonists of the heist film. As an added treat, a very young Tony Curtis makes his screen debut in an un-credited role as one of Anna's dance partners at a seedy nightclub. Curtis would later star opposite Lancaster in Trapeze and The Sweet Smell of Success.
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The Asphalt Jungle (1950)
John Huston's tale of a jewel heist gone wrong when human frailty and double crosses intervene marked a new kind of gangster picture in American cinema. Including the line "Crime, my dear, is merely a left-handed form of human endeavor," this film was one of the first to look at criminals as essentially good men with an offbeat profession. With the atmosphere of film noir but the professional criminals of a gangster movie, The Asphalt Jungle studied crime as a career choice rather than a consequence of desperation. Though Huston had already made a name for himself as a director, this deviated from the more enclosed and claustrophobic interiors of his previous work. He took a more open approach to the urban environment, making the gritty metropolis a character in its own right. Huston capitalized on the rising trend of neorealism in filmmaking, using the urban landscape as a realistic means of accenting the restlessness of the characters. The film features an 11-minute heist sequence that raised eyebrows with the Production Code Administration for its how-to guide of criminal activity. Though the jewel robbery goes off without a hitch, the men prove to be their own undoing. Marilyn Monroe appears in her first speaking role as the mistress of one of the crooks.
Available on: Amazon, Vudu
The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
This wry British comedy follows shy and unassuming bank clerk Holland (Alec Guinness) as he decides to steal the gold bullion he is entrusted with watching over. When he meets his new neighbor Pendlebury (Stanley Holloway who is best remembered as Alfred P. Doolittle in My Fair Lady), they hatch a plan to smuggle the stolen gold out of the country as souvenir Eiffel Tower paperweights. Hijinks ensue when two bumbling crooks are brought on to assist with the robbery and schoolgirls mistakenly purchase the solid gold miniature Eiffel Towers. Shot on location in London, it earned Alec Guinness his first Academy Award nomination. Producers Ealing Studios were famous for their dry and dark comedies, and this is one of their finest entries. A wild car chase, sight gags, and dizzying trick shots inject it with the necessary energy of a heist thriller. You can spot a very young Audrey Hepburn in one of her first film roles as a South American cigarette girl with one line in the opening scene.
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Rififi (1955)
Considered the gold standard, Rififi has influenced and inspired nearly every heist film that's come since. Its centerpiece, the robbery of a jewelry story, takes up a quarter of the film's running time (it was only 10 pages in the 250 page novel the film was based on). Nearly completely silent, featuring only natural sound and no music or dialogue, the 32-minute heist scene is meticulous and unsettling; its lack of sound heightening the tension to an almost excruciating level. The robbery is so well executed supposedly some real life thieves have used it as a guide for their own crimes. The word "rififi" is French slang for a machismo or show of force found in the criminal underbelly of Paris. Written and directed by blacklisted American expat Jules Dassin while he was living in France, the film injected the gritty realism and avant-garde techniques of the French New Wave into the American crime film. While the thieves pull off the job flawlessly, their own human foibles ultimately prove their undoing. Dassin is a triple threat in the film, appearing as Italian safecracker Cesar, in addition to his writing and directing duties. He went on to win Best Director that year at the Cannes Film Festival at a time when he was nearly destitute having had to flee the U.S. in the wake of the Blacklist. Many believe a murder in the film when one of the thieves betray their code of silence was a direct jab at those who had named names to the House of UnAmerican Activities Committee, destroying careers and lives in the process.
Available on: DVD/Blu-ray
The Killing (1956)
Heavily influenced by The Asphalt Jungle, The Killing tells the tale of a band of desperate men who come together to stage an elaborate racetrack heist. Each one has his reasons for his involvement – from a veteran criminal (Sterling Hayden) who wants one last score before he goes straight and settles down to a corrupt cop (Ted de Corsia) to a bartender (Joe Sawyer) who needs money for his wife's medical bills to a betting window teller (Elisha Cook, Jr.) afraid his wife will abandon him if he doesn't bring in some cash. As with so many of the films here, the heist goes well but avarice and the fickle hand of fate trip them up in the end. This was director Stanley Kubrick's third feature, but it was the first to put him on the map as a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood. Kubrick said of his approach to the film, "In a crime film, it is almost like a bullfight; it has a ritual and a pattern." The film used its low-budget limitations to craft a thriller that drips with realism and urgency, and it makes expert use of the technique of shifting points-of-view to retell the story from multiple perspectives. Its non-linear storytelling has inspired generations of filmmakers, most particularly Quentin Tarantino. Kirk Douglas was so impressed with the film that he recruited Kubrick to direct his next film Paths of Glory (1957).
Available on: Amazon, iTunes, Google Play
How to Steal a Million (1966)
Shot on location in Paris, this charming, insouciant confection merges the heist film with the romantic comedy. Looking delightfully "mod" in her custom ensembles from Givenchy, Audrey Hepburn stars as Nicole Bonnet, the daughter of an art forger who must perpetrate a heist to try to protect her father. Peter O'Toole stars opposite her as an art thief she recruits to help steal the forged statue from an art museum. When Charles Bonnet (Hugh Griffith) lends one of his forgeries to a Paris museum, Nicole determines to steal it to prevent his being found out and arrested when it is inspected. Having already caught Simon Dermott (O'Toole) robbing her apartment, she enlists his help. In the midst of their attempted heist, the two fall in love. The plot is deliciously preposterous (though director William Wyler initially sought counsel on a heist film from Stanley Kubrick), and it enhances its dizzy narrative with its dazzling visual style and the ebullient chemistry between O'Toole and Hepburn. It introduced a new lightheartedness to the genre and added the extra sheen of the Paris art world. Hepburn looks exquisite here in modish, chic fashions with swooping eyeliner. With the assistance of Givenchy, she reinvented herself as a style icon yet again.
Available on: Amazon, Netflix, iTunes, Google Play, Vudu
The Italian Job (1969)
Edgar Wright cited this comic caper as a direct influence on Baby Driver. The Italian Job (which got a remake of its own in 2003) was a delightfully dippy product of its time, reveling in its ability to turn the heist into farce and featuring a distinctly groovy, 1960s atmosphere. A young Michael Caine stars as Charlie Croker, a lothario and criminal mastermind who plots to steal a gold shipment by using a traffic jam in the streets of Italy as a distraction. Playwright and actor Noel Coward makes his final cinematic appearance as crime boss, Mr. Bridger, running the operation from inside prison. More style than substance, this film offered a knowing, tongue-in-cheek alternative to the suave charms of the James Bond franchise, aided by a groovy Quincy Jones soundtrack. The film's car chases and use of a trio of red, white, and blue mini-Coopers have become so entrenched in British culture that it and Caine's famous one-liner ("You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!") were featured in the 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony. Ultimately, the film revels more in its car chases and visual tomfoolery than the actual heist itself, even leaving viewers with a literal cliffhanger of an ending.
Available on: Starz, Vudu
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If you were to believe all the hype out there about cloud computing, everything can be done in the cloud, so my heading is kind of ridiculous but so are some of the claims we have seen lately. We have spent a considerable amount of time researching how our customers can benefit from a cloud infrastructure and services so I thought I would first clarify cloud computing and dispel some of the misconceptions and then I can build on this in future posts. One of the unfortunate realities is that most of the noise is marketing hype and most companies at this point are not thinking about the cloud in day to day terms.So what is cloud computing and what are the benefits?
Note this is the Wikipedia definition.
"Cloud computing is the provision of dynamically scalable and often virtualised resources as a service over the Internet on a utility basis.[1][2] Users need not have knowledge of, expertise in, or control over the technology infrastructure in the "cloud" that supports them.[3] Cloud computing services often provide common business applications online that are accessed from a web browser, while the software and data are stored on the servers."
Some of this is made clearer by SaaS offerings such as Salesforce.com, Netsuite etc. but this is only part of the story, these are cloud based applications but the other components of a cloud based infrastructure are as important. You'll hear the term Platform as a service PaaS more as companies look at their own internal applications and look for ways to move them to the "cloud". The figure below shows my interpretation of the cloud stack. At the highest level are the currently available SaaS applications below that is the platform PaaS represented by Google, Amazon and soon Microsoft and finally at the bottom of the stack is the hardware, in most cases virtualized. As far as the hardware is concerned in a public cloud scenario the customer would not be concerned with it as the cloud provider manages this layer.
The Benefits
OK, now that I described the cloud stack let's talk about some of the benefits.
Dynamic infrastructure – a cloud based infrastructure supports the ability to dial-up or dial down services as needed to support the business requriements. This is a cost effective way for seasonal businesses to support their peak business with increased resources and then dial back their use when the peak season is over, of course only paying for the actual use. This differs from today's environment where a company would need to "size" their environment to support the peak, this also requires in the case of standard ERP systems the need to purchase licenses to support the peak usage.
Cost Savings – In a cloud based environment the business pays for it's usage, no hardware expenditures, no licenses (there maybe start up fees). A good example where this benefit would be beneficial would be a business dealing with a downturn such as our current "economic reset" would be able to see cost savings as licenses are dialed down and usage is dialed down bringing costs in line with sales etc. In today's environment companies are struggling to cut costs but most companies are dealing with fixed software maintenance fees not to mention the recent increases in maintenance fees proposed by some vendors.
Sustainability – Over the years it was customary to add a server for each applications, those of us that have managed enterprise environments know that when implementing a critical application we would avoid combining applications on the same hardware to avoid potential conflicts and provide some flexibility, this has contributed to the current state of server sprawl. There was a comment I heard recently that the data centers in the US alone draw as much power as the country of the Netherlands and it is growing at an exponential rate. As companies review their carbon footprint and look for ways to reduce their impact on our environment reduction in server sprawl is a no-brainer especially since this is one of the few initiatives that actually brings improved business agility while reducing costs, not many initiatives can deliver similar results.
So this is what all the excitement is about, that is why products like VMware and Hyper-V are getting so much press these days. But there is some confusion so let's talk about that.
Dispelling some of the misconceptions
Hosting is not true cloud computing –We are seeing hosting being relabeled as cloud based computing. Though hosting can be a cost effective alternative to an internally managed infrastructure and some may argue that this is running your application in the "cloud" this does differ from a true cloud based solution and has some limitations :
- Administrative effort – Since we are just moving an application from an in-house server to a hosted server, administration effort is the same just is moved to another provider.
- Dialing up/down services – Since these are not true cloud computing applications there is very little capability to ramp up or down to handle a workload. Normal hosting agreements have a fixed number of servers identified that are configured specifically to your environment. Sizing exercises may still be required and may affect the performance of your solution. In addition unless your software provider is also your hosting provider your license agreements is with a different vendor moving the application to a hosting provider does not affect the number of licenses you pay for a
- Cost benefit – Normally decisions to host the environment are made as part of the initial implementation once the hardware is acquired the return on investment in moving to a hosting provider maybe limited or require a long term initiative to reduce costs.
Remote access is not cloud computing – another popular use of the term in the cloud is remote access, the reality is that remote consulting, support whatever you want to call it has been in existence for years and unless you count the fact that the application the remote support provider may use to access your environment is a cloud based service ala Webex or Go-to meeting there is nothing new here except maybe a nice marketing twist to get you interested. Nothing wrong in using this to get your attention but we need to separate out what true cloud computing is so that we can truly achieve the benefits of utilizing the cloud.
There is one more platform that is an option and for lack of a better term we can call these VM's on demand, these have the characteristics of a cloud platform but are similar and have some of the limitations of a hosting provider since what is being provided is a VM in the cloud that can be provisioned as desired by the customer. This could be classified as a good interim step to true cloud computing.
How do we get there from here ?
Moving to a cloud based platform is not something that will happen overnight. It requires careful planning in order to truly achieve the benefits whilst not disrupting business operations. Moving to a cloud based infrastructure either private or public will also entail expenditures but we encourage our customers to develop a road map as soon as possible so they can start to test the waters. We use our cloud based maturity index to understand where a customer stands and whether they are realizing the benefits of a cloud environment. If I get a chance I'll detail through our maturity index in a future post but it probably is self explanatory.
Well I know this is fodder for discussion as there are more opinions then answers as the cloud based computing industry evolves but I just wanted to add some clarity for our customers so we can focus our discussion on how we can get there and not get distracted.
Links to some additional reading you might find of interest in this discussion.
Dispelling the cloud hype
Pulte CIO Has Cloud Horror Story
ADP's Formula Determines Cloud Apps
Where Does Hype End and Reality Begin with Cloud Computing
As always though some of the figures are from our company research the opinions are my own.
Phillip Avelar is a Managing partner at Advanced Solutions, based in Chicago. He shares his passion for solving customers problems in his blog posts, industry articles and talks. When he's not writing, he's working with customers to develop and apply innovative solutions to common problems in the supply chain.


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Busy Philipps Accuses James Franco of Assault
Busy Philipps is the latest woman to go on record about James Franco.
Unlike other alleged victims of the actor, however, Phillips is not claiming that Franco ever sexually assaulted her.
James Franco is a growing star. He's a hot young actor who has starred in Spider-Man among other hits.
Busy Philipps is the latest woman to go on record about James Franco.
Unlike other alleged victims of the actor, however, Phillips is not claiming that Franco ever sexually assaulted her.
On Tuesday, the 2018 Academy Award nominations were announced, and the list of honorees contained several surprises.
For many industry insiders, the most noteworthy snub was that of James Franco.
At last night's Critics Choice Awards, James Franco won the award for best actor for his performance in The Disaster Artist, a film that he also wrote and directed.
That title has taken on added meaning this week, as the award season that should have been the peak of Franco's long career in Hollywood has instead been one long catastrophe for the actor and filmmaker.
At this point, we're sadly unsurprised when one of Hollywood's most influential men is accused of some form of sexual misconduct.
The cycle of accusation, apology, and fallout has become all too familiar and, for the most part, fairly easy to predict.
It's been a hectic 72 hours in the life of James Franco.
On Sunday night, the celebrated actor/director/artsy weirdo won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of fellow actor/director/artsy weirdo Tommy Wiseau in The Disaster Artist.
One of the most buzzed-about moments from last night's Golden Globes ceremony did not involve Oprah or Natalie Portman.
When James Franco was awarded the prize for for best actor in a musical or comedy, he received some unexpected backlash.
James Franco is many things:
An actor. A writer. A student. A former fast food employee.
We all know that James Franco is obsessed with Lana Del Rey, but apparently the man has enough stalker vibes to go around.
Franco posted the below photos on Instagram this week, and even though the tattoo clearly isn't real, Emma Watson might want to invest in some extra security:


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Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing arm of Alibaba Group and the largest provider of public cloud services in China, now has a strategic partnership with distributor ABC Data. ABC Data has become its distributor in Poland and other countries of the CEE region, including Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Slovakia.
The ABC Data Cloud platform will provide the full range of cloud products and services offered by Alibaba Cloud, including virtual servers, hosting, data backup and storage, network solutions, Internet-of-Things, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, via ABC Data Cloud, ABC Data's proprietary e-commerce platform.
Polish companies that want to use the cloud solutions offered by Alibaba Cloud will have access to technical support in Polish. A customer's data will be stored in the Alibaba Cloud data centre in Frankfurt or, depending on the customer's preferences, in one of 17 other Alibaba Cloud data centres around the world. Resellers of cloud solutions will also get comprehensive support, as well as the simplified and friendly procedure of communication, from the professionals of ABC Data trained by Alibaba Cloud, it says.
Resources from Alibaba Group to provide tailored solutions to local businesses will be made available to help expand their operations in China and the Asia Pacific region.
Toni Cheng, General Manager of Alibaba Cloud Germany and CEE said: "We are very pleased to partner with a well-connected local partner such as ABC Data. The partnership marks an exciting step towards our goal of further advancing our technology and expanding our presence to Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. Alibaba Cloud aims to become the preferred cloud service provider for all size of businesses in the region by providing a full range of cloud solutions and helping them to extend their footprint in China and Asia."
"We are constantly expanding our cloud portfolio, adding to it solutions offered by the industry's leading vendors", says Ilona Weiss, CEO of ABC Data Group. "We will provide access to the cutting-edge solutions offered by Alibaba Cloud via ABC Data Cloud and we predict that more and more CEE companies will decide to move their IT resources to the cloud".


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2018 May - The model of the building is on display at V&A museum.
2017 June - Planning permission granted by Croydon Council for: Erection of a four/ five storey building comprising 10 one bedroom and 4 two bedroom flats and 227m2 commercial space (Flexible Use Class A1 - A3 and D1) together with landscaping and other associated works. Developer: Brick by brick, Project manager: Arcadis, Planning consultant: Carter Jonas. Ref no 16/06491/FUL.
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