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Almirah: Meaning princess, this identifier would be perfect for a noble girl dog. This girl is known for her imagination and creativity. A cute name for the pooch that has a very attractive and magnetic personality.
Arcelia: This cute Mexican name is perfect for the Chihuahua that has a strong belief in her own abilities and demands honesty and truth from those around her. A unique name for the dog that fails to recognize her own capabilities and doesn't trust very easily.
Anacaona: Meaning "Golden Flower" this would make a cute fit for your Chi puppy. This little gal is mature and independent with a strong mental stability, agility, and experience. Anacaona is the name for the well disciplined, well meaning and intelligent Chi.
Citlali: This would make a cute female Mexican Chihuahua name for the dog that rises with the stars. Meaning "Rising Star" this pooch is always watching throughout the night. Intruders beware.
Esmeralda: Meaning "Emerald" this cute Mexican name is for the Chihuahua that is very patient with people. This girl dog has a deep sense of purpose, which makes her very desirable and successful. Your pooch would love this name.
Esperanza: Give this name to your pooch to symbolize the renewed hope that she has given you. Always by your side this dog is extremely trustworthy and quite reliable and confident.
Hermosa: This pick is only for the beautiful dog. Hermosa is positive and has an extremely dynamic personality. A cute pick for the very beautiful dog that is very passionate and excited.
Izel: Give this moniker to the dog that is the only one in your life. This pooch is demanding and doesn't get satisfied until she has achieved all that she desires. A wonderful name for the dog that can get vindictive and jealous if she believes someone is trying to steal you away.
Izydora: Meaning gift, this Mexican name is for the pooch that was a gift. This lady has an adventurous streak which takes her to different places every day. A wonderful name for the dog that loves to travel and explore.
Karime: This pick would work well for the cute dog. Meaning "the Attractive One" the pooch bearing this name will be the envy of all. A cute moniker for the dog that is the desire of others.
Luminosa: Choose this identifier as the name for your brilliant Chihuahua. This pooch pays attention to every detail in life and is ambitious. A superb name for the dog whose strong points will take her a long way in life. She is your little lamp.
Maravilla: Meaning admirable, this Mexican name is another great pick for a female Chihuahua dog. This dog likes disciplined and orderly people. Maravilla is feminine but don't believe she is meek or fragile, because although she is small she is actually very strong.
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Beatriz | Isabella | Rumba |
Bonita | Jacinta | Samba |
Charo | Juanita | Sancha |
Chiquita | Justina | Paz |
Conchita | Larena | Paola |
Corona | Lisbon | |
Cielo | Lucia | |
Consuela | Marquita |
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Grey's Anatomy is a drama -- really a soap opera -- set in a hospital in Seattle. I haven't watched it since the beginning. I'm not sure how I got sucked into it. I know my sister used to watch it and I probably started watching reruns on Lifetime (back in Alexandria?!), and so I've watched the newer seasons since then.
I liked Izzy (Katherine Heigl), but her departure was pretty weird and her story line had degraded -- I hated the Denny hallucinations and brain tumor stuff. Otherwise I think Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), the main character, is my favorite. And I like her relationship with Derek (Patrick Dempsey). I couldn't understand the adoption story line -- it seemed very fake that they wouldn't be able to keep their baby with them as a foster child during the process, especially after she had bonded with them. But I'm sure there is some grain of truth there. It was irritating to watch though.
The seasons continue to get more and more drama filled in terms of fantastical things happening to them to make big cliffhangers -- gunman loose in the hospital, plane crash, etc.
I also kept getting confused this year on the timeline -- their progression as doctors from interns to residents to attendings -- apparently takes five years? But this is the ninth season, and so they just became attending physicians and kept referencing "five years ago" when showing clips from season one. I still am not sure I understood that right. Or which seasons were supposed to represent two years.
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This film transported me right back to the Saturday-night television of my childhood. It majestically conjures that Match of the Day era of kipper ties, bouffant hair, sheepskin coats, Jimmy Hill's beard, orange footballs, and pitches that looked like the battlefields of Flanders. Yet it also brings to mind another 1970s favourite of Saturday nights on the Beeb: come on, don't say you've forgotten Mike Yarwood's impressions. In among his Jimmy Saviles, Harold Wilsons and Bob Monkhouses there would usually be a skit on Brian Clough, whose campy Northern drawl Yarwood caught brilliantly and, as I thought then, unimprovably. Michael Sheen's impersonation has changed my mind.
This isn't quite a one-man show, but without Sheen's cocksure Clough at its centre it would be hard to see the point of The Damned United. Peter Morgan, the screenwriter, has a liking for stories that seem to mark turning-points – the Blair-Brown dinner of The Deal, the mumbled mea culpa of Frost/Nixon – yet on closer examination they look more like footnotes than insights. Morgan cannot see a molehill without wanting to transform it into a mountain. Has he done the same thing here? The 2006 David Peace novel on which it is based was essentially a "voice" book, an attempt to get inside the head of Brian Clough and ventriloquise his raging hatred of another manager and his football team. That he also came across as a foul-mouthed and possibly alcoholic sociopath is perhaps the reason why the Clough family have been so alienated by the project.
Morgan's Clough is a different creature from Peace's book. Gone is the brooding, lonely obsessive, replaced by Sheen's neatly coiffed, beady-eyed, bumptious Northerner, shooting from the lip and working a kind of charm that almost defies people to dislike him – though plenty did.
The film traces the arc of a tragic hero, from hubris to nemesis, but whether the story of a passing managerial failure merits such gravity is a moot point. Clough's doomed 44-day reign at Leeds is sandwiched between periods of outrageous success, the first of which comes when he takes unfancied Derby County from Second Division obscurity in the late 1960s to a First Division title in 1972. Interleaved with this – entailing a rather fussy backwards-and-forwards structure – is Clough's arrival at Elland Road to take on the managership of Leeds, the damned, United.
The shot of him standing in the car park while the Leeds players, surly and tracksuited, look down from their elevated training ground is a bit like the moment in Westerns when a new sheriff rides into town, morosely monitored by the gunslingers who've been running the place. His opening speech to the team is a yah-boo-sucks to the Leeds system of brutal tackling and cheating: he intends to turn them into champions worthy of the name, and put one over their former boss Don Revie while he's at it.
Clough's obsession with Revie is seen as the force that drives his career. Revie allegedly brought his team to Derby in Clough's fledgling days, beat them soundly and left without even the courtesy of a handshake. A later scene in which Revie, superbly incarnated by Colm Meaney, denies any memory of this slight in a live TV interview makes you wonder if Clough imagined it all along. In the same interview the latter remarks on the difference between Revie and himself: "I'm a warm man... Don's a cold person".
It's an abrasively funny line, though the way the story is shaped it's impossible to judge its truth. Given how beloved "the Don" was at Leeds one is more inclined to take it as evidence of Clough's runaway egotism: he didn't want anyone else hogging the limelight, and Revie, like him a working-class lad hailing from Middlesborough, seems to have made a particularly galling rival.
Set against this bitter antagonism is the counterpoint of Clough's dependence on Peter Taylor, his assistant, super-scout, confidante and, in the film's view, the closest thing football ever had to a love-match. Timothy Spall, with his cherishable roly-poly face, doesn't look a bit like the shrewd, foxy-eyed Taylor and, more damagingly, is given little room to suggest his legendary tactical brain. "Superstitious twat", his description of Revie, is about the limit of his sophistication.
The film generally is weak on the alchemy that made Clough and Taylor such a formidable duo, and their temporary estrangement – Taylor refused to join his old boss at Leeds – does nothing to explain why Clough ballsed it up so spectacularly in those 44 days. The one time the film might have risked an explanation is ducked: Giles, Bremner and Co stalk into the boardroom while Clough is asked to wait outside. I very much wanted to hear their side of the story.
But this is the Life of Brian, and nobody else's. As such, it's never dull, and in many little details it's a back-of-the-net pleasure: I loved the moment Clough chests the ball, swivels and shoots while barely interrupting his latest monologue (Sheen was a useful footballer before he started acting) and there's a delightful sequence of him preparing the away team's dressing room, placing an orange – and an ashtray – by each player's towel. This scene has been rejected as inauthentic, but it feels right, and the laugh is irresistible. The mingling of contemporary match-footage and period recreation is also convincingly handled, even though I don't recall Tony Gubba commentating on quite so many football games as he does here.
What the film doesn't do is explain – anything. "I wouldn't say I'm the best manager in the country", Clough said famously, "but I'm in the top one". You could easily believe him, but you wouldn't understand why from watching this. And if he was the top one, how did he manage to fail so abjectly at Leeds? Damned if I know.
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The Congressional Research Service published a report on July 15, 2013 on bonus depreciation and expensing allowances. The report is available here.The report is lukewarm at best as to the economic benefits of these tax incentives.
Expensing arising under Section 179 and permits a taxpayer to deduct in full its first $500,000 of investment in new equipment it places in service in 2013. It is of little interest to tax equity investors, so the remainder of this post will focus on bonus deprecation.
The bonus depreciation rules permit a taxpayer to deduct in 2013 50 percent of the cost of new equipment placed in service in 2013; provided the equipment has a recovery period of twenty years or less. Renewable energy assets qualify, as do gas fired power plants and electric transmission lines. In addition to the 50 percent deduction, the taxpayer is entitled to claim the applicable MACRS percentage deduction on the remaining 50 percent of the cost.
The report had little good to say about the ability of bonus depreciation to stimulate the economy. Here are key excerpts:
Some of these points may be valid; however, it is difficult to give the report too much credence as it has internal contradictions as to the economic benefit of accelerated depreciation. The report provides: "Allowing a firm to expense the cost of an asset is equivalent to the U.S. Treasury providing the firm with a tax rebate equal to the firm's marginal tax rate multiplied by the cost of the asset." (p. 11) This statement contradicts a later reference in the report and the economic (and accounting) theory of the value of accelerated depreciation as being equivalent to an interest free loan from the U.S. Treasury (as opposed to a tax refund (i.e., a cash payment that may be permanently retained)).1
The rationale for accelerated depreciation being equivalent to an interest free loan from the U.S. Treasury is that a corporation would be able to eventually deduct the cost of a capital expenditure (regardless of what type of asset was acquired), but for an asset that qualifies for accelerated deprecation that same tax deduction is available earlier. The report later correctly provides,
Yet the allowance does not change the actual marginal rates at which this income is taxed. Accelerated depreciation … does not reduce the federal taxes paid on the stream of income earned by an asset over its useful life. Rather, it allows firms to take a larger share of depreciation deduction for an asset in the first year or two of use than would be possible under MACRS. This forward shift of acceleration in depreciation allowances raises the present discounted value of the tax savings from depreciation (emphasis added). (p. 16)
The report also overlooks the fact that under the rules of how Congress calculates the deficit impact of legislation that bonus depreciation is a stimulative measure that has one of the smallest deficit costs.
In "scoring" legislation for its deficit impact, Congress treats as zero cost any tax expenditure that cancels itself out in the first ten years. Therefore, if bonus depreciation means that an asset that would otherwise be depreciated using double declining balance depreciation over five years is substantially depreciated in the first two years, there is no scoring impact. This is due to the fact in any event the asset would have been fully depreciated (reducing the taxpayer's taxes and the U.S. Treasury's collections) in five years and that is within the scoring period for deficit calculation purposes.
The only scoring impact from bonus depreciation is with respect to assets with 15 and 20 year recovery periods: for those assets bonus depreciation "pulls" deductions into the first ten years, when they would otherwise accrue after ten years. There are few assets with these recovery periods; the leading examples are electric transmission lines and gas fired power plants.
When the economy starts to signs of needing some fiscal medicine, Congress enacting bonus depreciation is like a parent reaching for baby aspirin for a child with a warm forehead. Both remedies are low cost, low risk and effective for some ailments but little good in stopping systemic bleeding.
1 Borris I. Bittker & Lawrence Lokken, Federal Taxation of Income, Estates and Gifts ¶23.1.3; Toby Cozart, Equipment Leasing: Substance and Form, D. (BNA-Port 544).
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Clarification: The original post published on Sunday said Loren Londner "recently made the emails public," leading some readers to believe she had leaked the emails to BPR. She did not. The emails came from another source.
Local Democrats are in an uproar about a series of emails about Israel, sent last year by one of their representatives to the Democratic National Committee, and a candidate for state representative.
In the emails, Evelyn Garcia, one of Palm Beach County's representatives to the DNC, a Democratic Executive Committee member, and a candidate for State House, District 88, accuses Israel of "crimes against humanity" and of running "mass concentration prison camps".
The email exchange began with Garcia forwarding an email by Code Pink, "Time for a New Middle East Policy," which announced a conference opposing President Obama's pandering to the, "pro-occupation lobby."
Some of Garcia's inflammatory quotes were:
"By supporting Israeli occupation with US foreign aid, we are all complicit and guilty of their crimes against humanity."
"And, I deeply resent US taxpayer funds being used to continue Israeli aggression (yes, confiscating other peoples' land and building illegal settlements is aggression), not to mention "incursions" that kill PEOPLE, destroy civilian homes and infrastructure all over, mass concentration prison camps, etc,etc,etc."
Loren Londner, one of the recipients of the emails, recently made the emails public saying, " When I heard this person was running for office, I felt the public should know about the emails."
"This kind of speech almost qualifies as hate speech. This should be made public no matter who the person is or what their party," said Londner.
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Phone Order online with us! Address EME DHA, Lahore, Pakistan Cuisine Arabic, BBQ & Grills, Pizza Budget Rs. 400-699 per head Serves Dinner, Lunch Hours Weekdays: 12PM - 12AM Weekend: 12PM - 11:45 PM Facilities Credit Cards, Delivery Seating 0 Groups 50+ guests, advance may apply Tags Reserve a Table at Ze Grill - DHA 2 Guests Select Date Tuesday, Mar 28, 2017 Wednesday, Mar 29, 2017 Thursday, Mar 30, 2017 Friday, Mar 31, 2017 Saturday, Apr 01, 2017 Sunday, Apr 02, 2017 Monday, Apr 03, 2017 Tuesday, Apr 04, 2017 Wednesday, Apr 05, 2017 Thursday, Apr 06, 2017 Friday, Apr 07, 2017 Saturday, Apr 08, 2017 Sunday, Apr 09, 2017 Monday, Apr 10, 2017 Select Time 12:00 PM 12:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM 9:30 PM 10:00 PM 10:30 PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM Complete free reservation You can always change or cancel later. By clicking the button you agree to our terms of use. The Fine Print Please be on time. Restaurant will not honor bookings unless all members of party are seated within 15 minutes of reservation time. EatOye exclusive discount cannot be combined with any other deal, including any deals mentioned on the restaurant's Facebook page, official website or any bank card offers. You can change or cancel up to 30 minutes in advance by phone, simply call EatOye on 111-486479. Hey {Name}, Your reservation request will be processed in an hour or so (sooner for immediate requests). Kindly check your SMS and make sure you can receive our verification call. The management at Ze Grill - DHA is looking forward to serve you and us here at EatOye are eager to make your dining experience an unforgettable one. {FacebookMsgReservation}{GoogleMsgReservation} While you wait why not sign up to receive exclusive dining offers and news on hot new restaurants on EatOye. Oops, Something went wrong! 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Their goal is to satisfy their clients with the diversity of their menu. It's branches are spread over Lahore. A vast uncovered type comfortable seating, covered with greenery on all sides, welcomes you. After you've crossed this beautiful garden, there is a completely air-conditioned hall inside. The look of the restaurant is very luxurious much like a Mughal-era inspired architecture. Both the inside and outside have splendor décor done. The place looks posh. Their menu speaks off the same luxury that the place offers. There is a great variety to choose from including barbeque, shawarma, oriental style mutton or chicken, their takka tak special, their rice variety, some Italian inspired dishes, Chinese soups and gravies, their pastas, dessert and a lot more. It's nothing less than a feast. For their starters, you can go for their cheesy garlic bread basket, or their chewy cheesy sticks. They also offer aromatic soups that you can take pleasure in under the open sky. Their Thai Soup is quite a delight. They also offer variety of pizzas and pastas if you're in a mood for continental, move to their Chinese menu and be prepared to be surprised with the great flavor. Their Chinese gravy is delicious such as their Chicken Black pepper or Manchurian that you can devour with the rice. You can also order their delicious deep pan pizzas or pastas. More on their list is their barbeque items which are being prepared live. Their Chicken Sheesh Taouk, velvety soft Malai Boti, delicious Fish Tikka are all quite popular for their royal flavors they offer. If you've a large company with you then, go ahead and order their Mix Barbeque Grill platter because, the family that eats together stays together! Their Pakistani items are undoubtedly the best ever with Chicken Karhai, Makhni, Takka Tak Special and their Mutton Champ are all absolute winners. They can be devoured with freshly baked naan. Their variety isn't shy either with Roghni, Cheese Naan, Garlic Naan and much more being prepared then and there. Just the right spot for you and your family to relax off this week. Nazzay 2/24/2015 7:40:29 AM Great! food quality and service! Write a Review Write a Review Rate your experience Very Good Review Submit review Thanks {Name}, We appreciate you sharing your experience. It is of great help to food lovers like yourself. Your review is pending approval and will be approved shortly.


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In the old Scotland, people were obsessed with lists, and in pubs up and down the country people could be heard compiling them each evening. Items that the Scots had invented, medical breakthroughs the Scots had made, world leaders with Scottish ancestors, and so on and on and on. These lists were notable particularly because they were entirely backward- looking, and checkable only by reference to the history books.
In the new Scotland, people are still obsessed with lists, and in bars up and down the country they can be heard discussing them each evening. Scots who are internationally successful actors, Scots whose new novels have sold more than a million copies, Scots who are massive pop stars, artists, designers, and so on. These lists are notable because they are out of date the day after they are created as another young Braveheart splatters on to the world stage. They are, therefore, supplemented by other lists, of people who are about to make the breakthrough any minute now. They are entirely forward-looking, and checkable only by awaiting the judgement of history.
In the old Scotland, you only ever saw the kilt being worn by small girls and during the Edinburgh International Tattoo. Though the participants were members of Scottish regiments and could be forgiven for wearing the kilt, you could tell which of the audience members were American tourists by the fact that you could see their hairy knees. These tourists would find the stir they created rather gratifying.
In the new Scotland, no wedding is complete without a phalanx of men in full-dress tartan and at least one piper; up-and-coming young Scotsmen go dashing off to London Fashion Week with polka-dot and silver kilts for sale; and everyone carries a camera and a handy hooked implement in case Ewan McGregor happens to wander by with no pants on. He appears to find the stir that he has created rather gratifying.
In the old Scotland, people railed against the English, who had beaten and colonised the nation. Although it had to be admitted that the Campbells were a clan of traitors responsible for the Glencoe Massacre, no one was really willing to face the fact that at Culloden, the "English" army of destruction had been largely made up of Scottish mercenaries.
In the new Scotland, documentary makers have to cancel their programmes because they cannot find anyone who is willing to discuss the nation's putative hatred of English people. When Scotland is warned about the folly of independence by representatives of southern government - Gordon Brown threatening huge television licence fees in an independent Scotland, or Robin Cook warning that an independent Scotland will have to reapply to join Europe - the Scots just laugh about how history has taught us that there's no enemy as implacable as a fellow Scot.
In the old Scotland, the people had flirted with the Scottish Nationalist Party, yet had said no to devolution when they got the chance. Instead Scots complained bitterly about the yoke of Thatcherism, and mused on what democracy could mean when a country was governed by a political party it had rejected utterly in the polling-booth.
But the new Scotland is governed by a party that is only too aware of the Scottish contribution to its vast parliamentary majority. New Labour, indeed, has so much in common with new Scotland that it has added the same prefix to its old name to signal its dynamic change. New Labour, New Scotland. This time, though, the people have taken their chance and said yes to devolution. With characteristic contrariness, Scotland, governed for the first time in 20 years by a political party it voted for, is flirting with the idea of voting Nationalist in the May elections.
But only flirting. I see no real appetite for independence in the new Scotland. Instead I see old fear, and a country that is turning to the Nationalists only to issue a warning. Which seems to me to be the point at which old Scotland and new Scotland become the same place - a place dogged by job losses, poverty and social deprivation, where young people fall prey to drugs, prostitution, crime, welfare dependence and homelessness.
Back home in Scotland, all this is easy to see. A walk down the High Street in Wishaw, Lanarkshire, where I used to shop as a schoolgirl, is a testament to waste. About two-thirds of the shops are boarded up. Some were small businesses which couldn't survive anyway. Others - including James Barr, the butcher shop at the centre of Britain's biggest E coli outbreak - have had to close because of subsidence, for parts of the town are now collapsing down into the abandoned mines that once brought the town prosperity.
A glance at the local paper, The Wishaw Press, brings news of a transatlantic squabble. The New York Times has just published a feature on Hamilton, the nearest big town, graced by the presence of no less than the local Marks & Spencer. The article is not complimentary, telling of slums, criminal youth, substance abuse and fearful pensioners. The new Scots aren't taking this lying down, and counter on the letters pages with tales of crack and crime in the Bronx.
Talk in the pub is of the fabulously vocal booing that Donald Dewar, the man who, if all goes well with Labour, will become the first minister of Scotland in May, was greeted with on a trip to Ibrox, the Rangers' football ground, as a protest against job losses.
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Feb 9, 2014 at 7:55 am #1313079
I have the chance to solo the JMT in late August this year, and I tweaked my list from last year a bit. I'm going on the assumption (at THIS point) that mosquitos will be a non-issue, given the tragic water situation now.
My Nook is a non-negotiable luxury (I love to read on my hikes!), but everything else is.
I am trying the Platy Hoser for a while this summer because I found I really was not drinking enough just using bottles. And on the JMT last year I was so dehydrated all the time…I may need those extra ounces if it helps me drink more. In Big Bend it worked like a champ…I drank a ton.I'm debating the purchase of a Zpacks Solplex as a shelter (but if I use the cuben duomid WITHOUT an inner net that only saves me 2-3 oz. Not sure it's worth it…
I'm also debating purchasing an Exped Synmat UL7 Short, since I obviously don't need the R of the downmat, but again, are those enough ounces to justify the cash?Pack
Zimmerbuilt pack 25.7
sit pad (frame of pack) 0.5Shelter
Duomid, cuben 15.2
polycro ground cloth ??
Stake set (8 ti hooks) 2Sleep
Enigma 20* 17
schnozzle bag 2.1
Downmat UL7 S 17
UL pillow 2.1
Down pillow cover 2
Down booties 1.9Cooking
Starlyte stove 0.5
Caldera Cone 0.9
Cooking cozy 0.4
Evernew 600mL pot 3
Fuel measuring cup 0
Spork 0.4
Ti mug (300mL) 1.8
Nano towel 0.6
mini bic 0.5Hydration
sawyer filter 1.7
1L dirty reservoir 0.2
Platy hoser, 2L 3.1
filling cup 0.1Clothing (carried)
Black Rock Gear hat 1
MB Ex Light puffy 5.6
Rab Pulse 6.5
Cuben kilt 2
Tights (arcteryx AR) 4.3
MEC T2 hoody? 7.1
1 pr socks 1.2
1 pr underwear (pat active brief) 1.2
Montane Featherlite wind pants 4.4
Rab Cirrus (windshirt) 3.7
Rab gloves 0.8
XO sandals 7.5Tools
camera/bag/batteries ??
iphone 4.5
spare batteries (AA) 0.9
Spare mini bic 0.5
Gerber knife 2.1
Zebralight H51W headlamp 3.1
Delorme 6.7
Chargers (iphone, delorme, nook) ??Toiletries/other
First aid kit 1.2
Nook/case 7
sunscreen 0.5
Hand lotion 0.2
Toothpaste/brush 1
bandana 0.2
Medication 1.3Bearikade Weekender 31.2
Total base weight oz 203.6
Total base weight pounds 12.725Clothing worn
Nylon shorts 5
Rail rider adventure shirt 6.9
Underpants 1.2
sports bra 3.9
Socks 1.2
NB Leadville shoes 19.4
dirty girl gaiters 0.9
Sun hat (OR) 2.8
neck buff 1.3
Locus Gear poles 10.1Worn weight oz
Worn weight pounds 47.7
2.98125Full skin out weight oz 251.3
Full skin out weight pounds 15.70625Feb 9, 2014 at 8:27 am #2071448Hi Jennifer,
lucky you to get the chance to do the JMT again. First of all let me say that I don't think 12.72 lbs baseweight is "heavy" – especially with 2 lbs for a bear canister in there. So my first advice would be to go with it, if you have your gear dialed in and feel comfortable with your choices.
Since you are asking for suggestions, I will make a few that could help save additional weight.1) XO Sandals — leave them at home. Your NB shoes are all you need. Saves 7.5 oz
2) Downmat UL7 s — replace with NeoAir xLite R (12 oz). Saves 5 oz and gives you a full length mat
3) Zimmerbuilt Pack — replace with Zpacks ARc Blast. Saves 9.2 oz
4) Duomid – replace with SMD Deschutes (Cuben). Saves 8.2 ozThere are more items where you could save some weight, but for now these four alone save you 30 oz and would get your base weight to 10.xx lbs.
Have fun out there,
Feb 9, 2014 at 8:34 am #2071451The surplus items I see
Sandals, easy half pound to cut, if just for around camp / night you can make a one ounce pair out of duck tape and blue foam.
GPS – do you really need it?
Iphone – do you really need it and the GPS and the nook and a camera. Can you use some of these in combination such as Iphone and nook.Down pillow cover is pure luxury
Your pad is a good area to target weight loss as you can shave almost 10oz from the pump and pad combo.
Feb 9, 2014 at 9:17 am #2071467The delorme is the PBL/tracker and is a must for my family (especially since I'll be solo), so I guess i should have said that.
I certainly can leave the iPhone at home…I do feel bad carrying all those electronics. I didn't like that during the first trip but I wasn't sure what to do about it. But it was nice to be able to call home a few times.
The shoes can go.
I really like the pillow cover, but I can play with that.
And yeah, I should probably just go with the new pad. That's at least a bit cheaper way to shave quite a few oz.I was wondering about the arc blast, too……..
I'm afraid that to get much lighter it's really going to cost me – a new shelter, a new pack….yikes.Feb 9, 2014 at 10:29 am #2071492Jen,
I think we all can get caught up in gear planning for a particular trip and wanting to get the gear just right, but I don't think there's any reason to upgrade your pack and shelter unless you REALLY want a Solplex + Arc Blast for other trips, not just this one. You've got a great custom pack and the cuben DuoMid is a great shelter (I have one, too!). You could save up to 2 lbs with that combo but I just don't think it'll make or break the trip.
Leave the sandals.
Bring the polycro. Why not?
The sleeping pad is a tough one. Anything under 16 oz will have trade-offs to achieve that weight: tapered mummy shape, shorter length than a standard 72", maybe fudging a little bit on width (like the once-promising BA Q-Core SL), delicate design. If you're happy with the DownMat UL, I'd just stay with that. Or, like you said, the SynMat looks like the cheapest place to save oz.
I'd consider leaving the Delorme, especially on a well-traveled well-mapped trail like the JMT. If your family wants it, though, that's hard to argue with. You could leave the iPhone but a phone is nice to have when traveling to and from the trail, in Lone Pine at the end.
Finally, the most important thing. For pete's sake, decide on whether it's "underwear" or "underpants."
Feb 9, 2014 at 11:48 am #2071510Hi Jen
It is good to think about the weight, but it is NOT good to focus solely on the weight. Comfort = sleep = enjoyment
I had a Synmat UL7 – but my wife pinched it and won't give it back. Since you will be spending ~1/3 of your time hopefully asleep on whatever, having a good mat is important.
Down pillow cover & booties – not so sure about them.
Camera – YES. iPhone – optional.
Clothing – maybe just a shade too many bits.
CheersFeb 9, 2014 at 12:45 pm #2071531Phone + way to charge=
Kindle app
GPSAll in one.
There you go ;-)
Feb 9, 2014 at 1:37 pm #2071550I know, I know…too much focus on weight. But honestly, a bunch of it is simplicity for me as well. I find that far more than weight savings I so appreciate just not having as much stuff to keep track of. And as I dial in my knowledge and experience and need for less stuff in the hopes of a whole bunch of thru hikes, this is certainly a nice exercise. Besides…I've been sick and had to bail on my weekend trip. So instead I get to look at spreadsheets!
Here is an updated list that would include dropping $1000 on a solplex and an arc blast as well as the exped synmat to complement my downmat (it would be nice to have both of those anyway). This is a pretty sweet list, if I do say so myself!
But for argument's sake, knowing I have to keep the delorme for my brother (who is giving me a WHOLE lot of grief about going alone – so this was my compromise) and that I PREFER to take the e-reader (as I really don't like to read on an iPhone)… Maybe the iPhone just gets left behind. I can use the delorme to text my family, and I'm sure i could always find a phone to chat with family at VVR or something.
I also nixed the shoes (Sorry Ryan – they really are the BOMB!),
– nixed the rain kilt. I've been in some nasty storms this past year with my wind pants + tights combo and it's more than adequate for me
– nixed the pillow cover (I'll experiment with something else – maybe my neck buff? to make it more comfy on my face)
– nixed the iPhone
– swapped out the downmat and the schnozzle bag for a short synmat (no comfort sacrifice at all here)
– changed UNDERPANTS and UNDERWEAR to be the same throughout the spreadsheet
– in my dreams I purchased the solplex and the arc blast (52L) – think I can get away with the 45L and a bear can?????
– nixed the grid fleece hoody for some other medium weight LS shirt for evenings/sleeping (TBD)
– nixed the down booties (loved 'em last year, but not sure they are actually necessary. I was never that cold – it was just a luxury)
– I also got rid of my ti mug (which annoys me anyway) in favor of a disposal cup – just for coffee in the am
– need to decide which camera to bring. I have a sweet sweet nikon that takes just amazing pictures, but it's heavy and awkward to carry. I have a few months to work on thatHere's the updated list (including the dream purchases):
Arc blast* 16
(instead of my zimmerbuilt + sit pad – saves 10.5 oz)Shelter
Zpacks solplex* 14.6
(instead of the cuben duomid + groundcloth – saves 5 oz)Sleep
Enigma 20 17
Synmat UL 7 S 14.3
(instead of the downmat + schnozzle bag – saves 5 oz)
UL pillow 2.1Cooking
Starlyte stove 0.5
Caldera Cone 0.9
Cooking cozy 0.4
Evernew 600mL pot 3
Fuel measuring cup 0
Spork 0.4
mug – disposable 0.5
(instead of ti mug – saves 1.3 oz)
Nano towel 0.6
mini bic 0.5Hydration
sawyer filter 1.7
1L dirty reservoir 0.2
Platy hoser 3.1
filling cup 0.1Clothing (carried)
Black Rock Gear hat 1
MB Ex Light puffy 5.6
Rab Pulse 6.5
Tights (arcteryx AR) 4.3
LS shirt 4.5
1 pr socks 1.2
1 pr underwear (pat active brief) 1.2
Montane Featherlite wind pants 4.4
Rab Cirrus (windshirt) 3.7
Rab MeCo gloves 0.8Tools
camera/case/batteries ??oz
spare batteries (AA) 0.9
Spare mini bic 0.5
Zebralight H51W headlamp 3.1
Delorme 6.7
Chargers (delorme, nook) ??ozToiletries/other
First aid kit 1.2
Nook/case 7
sunscreen 0.5
Hand lotion 0.2
Toothpaste/brush 1.2
bandana 0.2
Medication 1.3Bearikade Weekender 31.2
Total base weight oz 163.1
Total base weight pounds 10.19375Clothing worn
Nylon shorts 5
Rail rider adventure shirt 6.9
underwear 1.2
sports bra 3.9
Socks 1.2
NB Leadville shoes 19.4
dirty girl gaiters 0.9
Sun hat (OR) 2.8
neck buff 1.3
Locus Gear poles 10.1
Gerber knife 2.1Worn weight oz 49.8
Worn weight pounds 3.1125Full skin out weight oz 212.9
Full skin out weight pounds 13.30625Feb 9, 2014 at 1:56 pm #2071553Seriously guys, telling her to by a $300+ pack and an even more expensive new shelter just to save a pound is just mean! LOL
Also, not to be a negative nancy, but unfortunately I'm not sure the alcohol stove is going to be allowed, either this year anywhere, and in the NPs usually – apparently this is the new normal. While I am in to alcohol stoves I can commiserate with the Park Service. While the Starlite stove is immune to most accidents, the bottle of fuel is not. This is a case where the chance of idiots may trump flexibility, and the fire danger may be high in August. Be prepared and get an "official rulling" just before you go. Better to stick with the canisters, which will be lighter anyway on a trip of a week or more – though you don't get the BW bragging rights for it. Jetboil solTi w/removed canister tripod lid and everything but the stove and pot, with 16 oz ziplock bowl lid replacement 8.7 oz. Fuel efficiency – priceless. So yes, easy answer – Spend More! :-)
Depending on how you feel about it you might try just a tarp and a bivy like the zpacks one since mosquitoes will not be an issue. Going to sleep staring up at the trees and the stars is pretty nice. Less pack space used as well, which is going be an issue using a berikade in the arc blast.
The berikade weekender does in fact fit into the arcblast 52L, but there are some awkward spaces in the gaps. If you think it will help I can post some pictures of this. With the arc blast, more that with, say, the similar sized but more efficient shape for of the heavier Kalais, you will be dealing with volume issues. Still I think you can make it all fit.
Also, even for the squemish, there is probably less fundamental need for the filter in the sierra than almost anywhere else – just bring aquamira. That is all I have ever used in the sierras, decanted aquamira, small plastic bottles, you can premix in the morning. I bring a small piece of noseeum netting, and an extra gatoraid bottle cap where I have dremmeled out the top. Put the cap on over the mesh, and dip int lake or stream. Since you have a medical background you may have a higher standard, but this also save space as well as weight. Also less work.
Lately I have been using the Panasonic lumix fh6 (4.3 oz with battery included). Leica lens, and cheap. Zoom lens, but with an extra wide angle setting on the short end – equivalent to about 24 mm on a 35mm camera. This is nice for outdoor stuff.
Fits perfectly in a zimmerbuilt zipped pouch (http://www.zimmerbuilt.com/padded-shoulder-strap-pocket.html) with an extra battery or two, on my shoulder strap. Bring a flattened TP tube for sighting the LCD in the alpine glare, if necessary.
I am planning on doing the JMT in late August and September so maybe we will cross paths. I will be on a luxurious slow plan, with lots of fly fishing and peak bagging along the way. If I can just make it past labor day I will be able to stop grumbling about the crowds.
Feb 9, 2014 at 2:18 pm #2071561as a pillow case. I can't stand having a vinyl surface against my face, so I just stuff my Montbell pillow inside my Buff. Mind you, I haven't hiked for days on end wearing my Buff, so at some point it might be too sweaty, but then *I'll* be too sweaty to care. A quick rinse should take care of it, and the buff should dry quick in California. Not sure what would happen up here in Washington–nothing much dries, ever.
Feb 9, 2014 at 3:13 pm #2071581Heavier than what? :) You have a good kit and as other said, the very expensive gear changes don't save all that much.
I think you are asking "why isn't my kit SUL?" My answer is that you have a reasonably comfortable and practical kit, vs the very Spartan and compromise-prone SUL gear lists. You can get down to crazy light weights, but that will certainly mean less comfort and IMHO, less safety. You already have a pack with good capacity and I assume you find it comfortable. Likewise, you have a very good shelter that can handle real weather. You have a grasp of the electronic toys and the decisions to be made there.
Feb 9, 2014 at 3:15 pm #2071583Hi Jennifer. Best of luck on your JMT hike this summer! I will be heading out to do it this year as well, only a bit earlier. I have just a couple of comments on your list:
Give your new Zimmerbuilt a chance on a hike like the JMT before ditching it to save a bit. I have heard great things about the Arcblast as well, and Joe makes great gear, but I love my custom Zimmerbuilt and it would take a pretty darn impressive pack to make me fork out the dough to save a few ounces.
It looks like you are ditching the Snozzle? This is a piece of gear that makes a great dry bag, and makes blowing up the Synmat soooo much easier at the end of the day that it is worth the extra ounce or so you save by using a different style stuff sack.Which direction are you heading this year? It doesn't look like we'll cross paths like last year, as I'm planning on a late June JMT trip, and a late July partial SHR trip. All the best!
Feb 9, 2014 at 3:34 pm #2071593Well, heavy is certainly relative. I carried way more weight and I never thought it was heavy. I did have a lot less clothing and a lot less electronic stuff so those might be two areas where you can find stuff to leave at home.
Sandals and windpants will probably not get used. A hooded midlayer in the summer is way overkill.
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Feb 9, 2014 at 4:37 pm #2071627Since when is a 13-15 pound FSO too heavy?
My advice would be to stop worrying about gear and put your energy into training prior to leaving. Regardless of the mileage you do per day, good training between now and August will have a far greater positive effect on your hike than any two pound gear change will.
Feb 9, 2014 at 4:48 pm #2071630Mark, Rick and Craig +1 Have a great time Jen!
Feb 9, 2014 at 5:01 pm #2071639THANKS!!!
I agree and THANKS so much for the encouragement. You're right – I have no desire to go SUL, and I also plan on taking my sweet time this year. I had to rush a bit at the end last year and regretting not being able to spend time at Rae Lakes and a few other places, so I'm tacking on a few days and taking it easy. So my nook, a nice soft pillow…..ah.
I actually use the wind pants A LOT. I like to hike in shorts and the windpants make a great addition during chilly stops, in the evening, in the am for the first hour or so or if I hike a bit after sunset…I've really come to like the shorts + tights + wind pants combo. No need for bottom rain gear, and it covers all my bases.
I really like the zimmer pack – it will get a nice week long test run with a superfluous bearikade (for testing purposes) in the Gila Wilderness and I'm waiting on that before I make any pack decisions. I am amazed how well it carries – if it fails the bearikade test THEN i'll consider the arc blast. 10.5 oz or not…..
And the duomid without any inner net (if the mosquitos aren't around) will be small and light anyway – there's not much weight savings to be had there.
What of my clothes should I nix? I got rid of the hoody but I do want a mid weight LS shirt. Last year I just had a cap 1 LS and it was NOT warm enough at night, but sleeping in my puffy was too much. I also got rid of the rain kilt (see wind pant + tights combo above).
Feb 9, 2014 at 5:08 pm #2071641Yeah, I strongly disagreed with Jeff Jeffs comment about nixing the hoody. Your ex light is somewhat underpowered, so having the extra (I like wool) hooded layer like the MEC T2 or Ibex indie is not overkill at all.
Feb 9, 2014 at 5:19 pm #2071647Jen,
If I take shorts + tights + wind pants combo, I still through in a cuben rain kilt.
Feb 9, 2014 at 5:43 pm #2071655My friend and I joked that it was like the surface of mercury up there! Oh my gosh the SUN!! It's so HOT!!! But literally the second it went behind a ridge…freezing!!
I even wore my puffy once to take a nap under a tree at midday….
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Feb 9, 2014 at 7:08 pm #2071714There are some really good comments here, I've enjoyed reading this thread. Jen, I get what you are saying about simplicity. Anymore, I am finding myself much more concerned with quantity and bulk than I am with weight. But I still have no problem taking a couple luxury items. A Kindle has made its way into my pack on my last couple trips and I have really enjoyed having it.
Feb 9, 2014 at 9:44 pm #2071768At first I thought this was going to be a thread about you gaining weight :)
If it was me, I could just leave several items at home and be comfortable and lighter. So, decide what you really need and don't buy anything new.
Feb 9, 2014 at 11:15 pm #2071785"My friend and I joked that it was like the surface of mercury up there! Oh my gosh the SUN!! It's so HOT!!! But literally the second it went behind a ridge…freezing!! "
I lived in Santa Fe, NM for 3 years. High altitude and very dry air. People would come and visit me. And it would be in the in the nineties, and with the sun it felt even hotter. They the sun was about to go down and I was typically getting ready to take them out for dinner or walking around town, and I'd always say "bring a hat and a warm jacket". They always were incredulous – depending on how much I liked them I would press them more. LOL
Anyway, every night, as soon as the sun set, 45 degree drop in like 3 hours. Pretty much the same in the sierra.
Feb 9, 2014 at 11:18 pm #2071786"At first I thought this was going to be a thread about you gaining weight :)"
At least this one is about someone complaining she has herself gained "weight", and not some guy complaining about his GF's excessive "weight". The latter can get you in some serious trouble, even if it is only pack weight. :-)
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