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The six classics in minimalism style. These are available individually for print - please inquire by messaging me directly.
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This is pretty cool its simple but Nostalgic brings me back to when i was a kid my only complaint would be a little bit of detail on the Green Rangers Dragon Shield at least the symbols that are on the four corners of the Diamond area but other than that its still cool to look at
Thanks & glad you like it. The claws in the diamond, believe it or not, added too much detail and took away from the collective feel of them all.
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the intro song, tommy's dagger, Alfa's AYAYAYAY!, oh oh we're in trouble!
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This is the first collection in the Soporific Stories for All Ages series. Included in this volume are two stories. The first is "Why Did You Leave a Clump Out There", and the second is "The Flea Market Fan Club". Both stories are Soporific Stories, which means they are meant to put you to sleep.
In "Why Did You Leave a Clump Out There", Katrina Kittlekooch wonders why there are sometimes small clumps of brush and trees in the middle of a farmer's field. Her family helps her find the answer.
"The Flea Market Fan Club" introduces the listener to Captain Brimm and Oscar D. Doggety, with a flea market as the backdrop. There is something about fans and the Captain that is very strange.
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Many leading players have backed from cultivating GM crops in China amid regulatory hurdles
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text: Should A Fun Font On A Badge Imply A Fun Car?Zac Estrada5/12/13 12:01pmFiled to: Car DesignBadgesFord755EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkWhat does a badge say about a car? I'm not talking about the four rings on an Audi or the bow-tie on a Chevy, but the way the model name is written on the back. If it's in block letters, is it going to be a serious and uptight car? If it's in erratic-looking script, is it an erratic-looking car?AdvertisementIn the latest chapter of obsessing over seemingly minor details like window controls and squircles, I caught myself staring at the back of a third-generation Taurus the other day. You know, the really ovoid version that did so much to harm Ford's reputation in the midsize sedan class that it took them until now to gain the ground back.Photos: Wikimedia Commons (yes, the first one is from an Australian Taurus)AdvertisementSome of it had to do with the styling, for sure, which remains laughable to this day. At the time, Ford probably thought it was fun and futuristic, perhaps why the "Taurus" badge on the back was written in exuberant script on the trunk lid. Compare it to the Taurus that followed, which was by far more restrained to look at and the letters on the back were much more upright.Photo: Flickr/Duncan CreamerMaybe it's a mid-1990s thing. Every time I think of more flamboyant script on a car badge I assume it's a late-model Plymouth. Desperate to inject some life into the moribund lineup, Chrysler Co. slapped some Expresso badges on the side of the last Plymouths. Did it make a Neon, Breeze or Voyager any more lively? In hindsight, absolutely not. Now all that "Expresso" reminds me of is a battered Plymouth Breeze abandoned on the side of the highway.Photos: PorscheAdvertisementSponsoredFortunately, some things like the 911 letters haven't changed too much over the years. Things may have changed from block letters to curves in the '80s and then got all chromed later, but the placement and theme have evolved – like the 911 – carefully. Sure, now message on the back is much longer, but otherwise it's tasteful yet not boring and it fits the car it's glued to. Photo: General MotorsGoing back to that Fiesta badge at the top: I don't think I could see it being styled many other ways. The name Fiesta blatantly implies fun and the car must have some sense of it in the details. Compare this to another car that carries a lively name, the Chevy Spark, and notice the difference. The Spark's badge on the back looks a lot like the letters used to make Sonic, Cruze, Malibu and Impala. While those grown-up characters are very fitting of the more expensive and traditional sedans in the lineup, I'd appreciate more creativity on what is otherwise a characterfully styled car. Sure, it's a detail that's just a few inches long. But it's an example of how little things count. Reply75 repliesLeave a reply


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His offer of negotiations this Friday about how to stop the violence, consolidate peace and forge "national reconciliation" came as the senior US official for Africa acknowledged that Kenyans had been cheated by their leaders, but urged them to "haul themselves back from the brink".
Jendayi Frazer, who has spent three days meeting the two rivals in Nairobi, pointedly refused to recognise the disputed re-election of Mr Kibaki, which has sparked violent clashes across the country and left the Kenyan people reeling. "They have been cheated by their leadership and their institutions," said Ms Frazer. "The political leaders have to stop the violence and they have to reform the institutions."
New figures released by the government put the number of people killed in the post-electoral fighting at 486. The police said the figure was 600, while Mr Odinga put the number of dead at closer to 1,000.
But hopes rose that the worst of the clashes might now be over, with the opposition calling off a series of rallies planned for today. The announcement was greeted with relief by many of their own supporters, who feared fresh protests would lead to more unrest. Mr Odinga said: "We are prepared to go the extra mile to bring peace to this country."
There were also signs of a breakthrough on the international mediation front. John Kufuor, the President of Ghana who is the current chairman of the African Union, was due to arrive in Kenya last night. Meanwhile, the Law Society of Kenya became the latest civil group to question the re-election of Mr Kibaki. It accused electoral officials of "dishonesty and ineptitude" and called Mr Kibaki's swearing-in "null and void". Kenya's new parliament, in which Mr Odinga commands strong support, will be convened next week.
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Much-needed aid arrived at displacements camps across Kenya yesterday. A convoy of food from the United Nations' World Food Programme arrived in the Rift Valley, where more than 100,000 refugees are living. More than 250,000 people have fled their homes to avoid clashes between rival political supporters, ethnic groups and the police, and 500,000 are believed to be in need of assistance.
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Tamera S. Phillips 11/24/2007 4:14:58 PM
Great colors and I like your tilt of the wheel! Have fun at the concert. #794115ADILSON F. FERREIRA 11/24/2007 4:29:38 PM
Fantastic colors and composition Renee!!! #5118408Mike D. Perez 11/24/2007 4:44:09 PM
Awesome colors, Renee! I also like the orientation of the composition. #5118462Shelly A. Van Camp 11/24/2007 4:44:55 PM
Super capture and colors!! Have fun at the concert..I like him! #5118463Donna LaMattino Pagakis 11/24/2007 5:06:49 PM
This is amazing Renee, have a great time! #5118573Teresa A. Burnett 11/24/2007 6:45:58 PM
Awesome Renee. Those are some eye popping colors. #5118915Pat Gamwell 11/25/2007 1:05:04 AM
Beautifully shot, Renee! You are soooo fortunate to be seeing Elton John! Have a mahhhhvelous time! #5119816Robert Baer 11/25/2007 5:11:13 AM
what a wonderful, colorful image. great capture!! #5120231Cyn Valentine 11/25/2007 5:24:26 AM
Beautiful colors!! Awesome capture Renee..fantastic!! #5120269Evy Johansen 11/25/2007 6:03:38 AM
Super capture, Renee!! wonderful colors and composition!! #5120447Darryl Wilkinson 11/25/2007 9:22:19 AM
Love the horizomtal display, Renee!! Crocodile Rocker, you are :) #5121257Erin Appelbaum 11/25/2007 11:36:44 AM
Stunning colors and pov Renee. Peter #5121849Renee Doyle 11/25/2007 2:02:08 PM
Many thanks to all for your kind comments - the concert was incredible .... if you ever get the chance to see Elton do a one man show - definitely go!! #5122470Jennifer L. Alder 11/25/2007 2:08:58 PM
Elton John is a fav of mine-- wow-- I am envious! :)Terrific perspective and exposure here, Renee-- wonderful color! #5122506
Debra R. Harder 11/25/2007 2:49:26 PM
WOW! What GORGEOUS colors, Renee! This is fantastic! Love the comp, design and motion! Beautiful work, AS ALWAYS! Deb #5122673Linda D. Lester 11/25/2007 4:45:57 PM
Elton John is from my area! I know that had to be a blast!!!Wonderful shot and great colors! #5123007
Su Sana E. P 11/25/2007 7:41:15 PM
Alright Renee! I'm jealous of two things. First the the sharp exposure/colors of this fantastic shot and then comes Elton John!! Were you able to take his photo? #5123510Ronald F. Fischer 11/25/2007 7:41:59 PM
Fantastic capture, Renee! #5123512The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 11/26/2007 7:33:04 PM
great perspective and such vibrant colors. #5131329Claudia Kuhn 11/28/2007 3:12:15 PM
Wow, so colorful! Wonderful slow shutter capture Renee! #5144127John Connolly 12/6/2007 1:33:32 PM
Love your title for this remarkable capture, Renee! Well seen and beautifully captured and presented.Erica Murphy 12/6/2007 1:37:40 PM
I love this Renee!Erica #5176169
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Congrats on your finalist, Renee! #5228483Rakesh Syal 12/19/2007 2:33:23 PM
My heartiest congratulations on this awesome finalist, Renee!! Warm regards! #5228591RC Fritz 12/19/2007 3:20:28 PM
Fantastic POV, Renee! Congratulations on your Finalist! #5228961Erin Appelbaum 12/19/2007 4:14:15 PM
Congratulations again Renee. This is awesome. Peter #5229512Jennifer L. Alder 12/19/2007 4:18:07 PM
MORE CONGRATS!!!!Barbara Waldoch 12/19/2007 5:05:30 PM
Congratulations on all your finalists, Renee! #5230020Kristi A. Howson 12/19/2007 5:24:39 PM
Congratulations on wonderful finalist and best of luck in the next round Renee! #5230166Tamera S. Phillips 12/19/2007 6:53:28 PM
Congratulations on this well deserved Renee! Good luck in the next round. #5230949Terry L. Ellis 12/19/2007 7:26:10 PM
A dazzling finalist, Renee! Congratualtions, again! #5231177Su Sana E. P 12/19/2007 8:05:06 PM
Congratulations on this terrific Finalist, Renee!! #5231493Debra R. Harder 12/20/2007 12:17:04 PM
CONGRATULATIONS on this AWESOME finalist, Renee! Deb #5235555Graeme yew Chow 12/20/2007 8:14:57 PM
Congratulations Renee on this finalists. #5237171Robert Baer 12/21/2007 6:18:20 AM
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Congrats on your Finalist! #5241356Christopher Budny 12/22/2007 6:34:16 PM
Wonderful motion capture, Renee; congratulations! #5244630Taken in Melbourne while the Ferris Wheel was set up a few months back.
Am off to see Elton John (in Canungra of all places) and won't be able to comment till tomorrow - have a great Sunday!
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Allen Fly Fishing - Fly Lines
There has been some growing interest on my lines so I wanted to have its own thread. So I can post my stock and upcoming lines that I will be having. To view the photos (colors) and specs of the lines. Please visit my Fly Line page on my website 5/12/2010 Current Stock - All lines are $9.50 on the board. All lines also have a welded loop. WFF - WHITE #3, #4, #5, #6, # 8 WFF - GREEN #3, #4, #5, #6, #8 WFF - YELLOW #3, #4, #5, #6, #8 WFS - BROWN #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 WFI - DARK GREEN #3, #4, #5, #6, #8 If interested, please PM me. Thanks Justin |
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Screamin' deal. Thanks, looking forward to getting it, spool it and get out there.
Certainly order more before the sale is off. CWG |
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My WFF 6 line arrived today. There was a tag on the end with the welded loop that said "ATTACH THIS END TO REEL" or words to that effect.
The LOOP end to the reel? I figured the tag was wrong and started to spool it on with the plain end to the backing. I thought I detected the diameter growing very soon after starting to reel it on, so then I decided to reverse it, as I *have* seen lines with a loop at the reel end. I spooled it all on, cut off the loop and used a nail knot to attach some 25 # Maxima and then put a perfection loop in it. Took it out and casted it, and it seemed to cast fine. Now I think I may be an idiot, because another guy on another board just received one of these and he decided the tag was wrong too, and says he is sure the loop end is the business end. I am confused and embarassed. I might have judged it wrong, but mine sure seems to cast well spooled on the way I ended up. I guess I better check it one more time though... are those tags on the wrong end? |
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The tags are on the running line side of the line that goes on the reel. The end loop on the taper section of the line. Hope this helps. Thanks Justin |
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Got mine today too!
got a tag on one end that said this end to backing or something like that and the loop end was void. Got mine spooled up on the tiny cascade reel and awaiting my rod, and off to the waters. that bright yellow looks fantastic against the flat black reel. |
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My line had the tag on the loop end. I am absolutely certain of this. So did another guy on the WFF board. So the loop end should be attached to the leader in spite of the fact that the tag is on that end, huh? It seems the tags are on the WRONG END. Could you check some of your yellow WFF 6 lines and see if the tag is on the loop end? |
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Must have been a mistake then. I just looked at all wts and all are correct.
Thanks Justin |
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Update on Lines!
Now Available... $18 each Sink Tip Lines #5, #6, #8, and #9wts Thanks Justin |
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Hi Everyone, I have a new color for my WFF lines. This is a 2 colored line. The fist 15' (Taper section) is another color than the running line. They are $12.50 each. If interested, please send me a PM
http://www.allenflyfishing.com/images/2colorline.jpg Thanks Justin "Allen" |
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Wow, I bet even I could put one of those on the right direction. ;-)
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Burning the Sanguino Bootloader using Arduino as ISP
Release status: working
Description | Works with ATmega 644P |
License | GPL 2.0 |
Author | Charles Gant |
Contributors | |
Based-on | Pololu Electronics, Sanguino |
Categories | Electronics, Development, Mendel Development |
CAD Models | none |
External Link | none |
Burning the Sanguino Bootloader to the ATmega 644P using an Arduino as an ISP.
So you just finished soldering up your Sanguinololu, Gen7 or whatever board and are ready to test it to see if everything is working properly, but before you can upload any firm ware to the board you need to burn a Bootloader to the ATmega 644P. In this tutorial I will cover using an Arduino or Arduino clone as your ISP programmer.
NOTE: Instead of breadboarding, you could use the 6-pin ISP connector found on most RepRap electronics. No tutorial or pictures so far. --Traumflug 10:20, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
Hardware Needed
Note that the 16mz resonator is missing from this photo.
Before we get started with the tutorial make sure you have the following tools and discrete components on hand and ready to use.
- Arduino or Arduino Mega with FTDI USB interface. (pre Arduino UNO boards) Also any Arduino clone with an FTDI chip will work.
- USB Cable
- Solderless Bread Board with at least 50 positions on each side
- 16Mhz resonator
- 0.1uf ceramic capacitor
- 3x 5mm LEDs
- 1x 1k resistor
- 25 Jumper wires
NOTE: For voltage stability you might want to an external power supply instead of USB power. this is not usually required if your USB port can supply the required current, but is recommended for most chip burners and programmers.
NOTE: if you use an Arduino Mega, you need different wiring: see [1]
Software needed
- Arduino 0018 to 0023 or 1.0.1 ( http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software )
- DO NOT USE the ArduinoISP sketch from Arduino 1.0 !!!! It is Broken. See this for details
- Sanguino software ( http://code.google.com/p/sanguino/downloads/list )
- DO NOT USE the atmega644 hex files in the 0023 versions - you will get "out of range" errors on uploading. There's a bug in the Makefile that has a bad "--section-start" value and loads the bootloader too high in RAM. The only one that works on that site is the 0018 hex file.
- A good version of the latest Sanguino bootloader can be found here
What is a Bootloader?
In short a Bootloader is a small piece of code that is stored in the microcontroller's program memory and allows the user to program and reprogram the microcontroller without using an In System Programmer (ISP). I won't get into the full details of what a Bootloader does in this tutorial, but if you would like to know more check out this article on Emcelettronica.com ( http://dev.emcelettronica.com/what-microcontroller-bootloader-and-how-it-works )
What is an ISP?
ISP is short for "In System Programmer", a device that allows you to program a microcontroller without using a Bootloader. It can be used to burn Bootloaders, and program microcontrollers where a USB interface is not present. In our case we will be using an Arduino with an ATmega 328 to burn the Sanguino Bootloader to our ATmega 644p.
Setting up the Arduino
Before we can burn the Sanguino Bootloader we need to program to Arduino to act as an ISP. Follow the steps below and we can move on to breadboarding the ATmega 644P.
- The first thing you need to do is connect your Arduino to the PC with a USB cable.
- Next, In the Arduino IDE go to File/Examples/ArduinoISP. This will load the Arduino as ISP sketch into Arduino. Fig. 1
- Make sure you have the correct board selected in Tools/Board/Your Arduino Board. Fig.2
- Once that sketch is open click the "play" arrow to compile and upload the sketch to the Arduino. Fig. 3
The Schematic
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Arduino to ATmega 644p Connections
- Arduino Pin D13 to ATmega 644p Pin 8 SCK
- Arduino Pin D12 to ATmega 644p Pin 7 MISO
- Arduino Pin D11 to ATmega 644p Pin 6 MOSI
- Arduino Pin D10 to ATmega 644p Pin 9 Reset
- Arduino Pin D9 to ATmega 644p LED1 Anode
- Arduino Pin D8 to LED2 Anode
- Arduino Pin D7 to LED3 Anode
- LED1, LED2, and LED3 Cathodes to R1
- R1 to Arduino GND
- Arduino Pin Reset to C1
- C1 to Gnd
- Arduino Pin 5v to ATmega 644p Pin 30 VCC
- Arduino Pin Gnd to Breadboard GND
- ATmega 644p Pin 30 VCC to ATmega 644p Pin 32 VCC
- ATmega 644p Pin 32 VCC to ATmega 644p Pin 10 VCC
- ATmega 644p Pin 31 to Breadboard Gnd
- Resonator Middle Pin to ATmega 644p Pin 11
- Resonator Middle Pin to Breadboard Gnd
- Resonator Left Leg * to ATmega 644p Pin 12
- Resonator Right Leg* to ATmega 644p Pin 13
NB: If you do not have a resonator, you can use an oscillator crystal and 2x 22pF capacitors (or 18 pF, something close). Hook up everything exactly the same except replace the resonator steps with the following:
- XTAL Pin 1 to ATMega 644p Pin 12
- 22pF Cap#1 Pin 1 to XTAL Pin 1
- 22pF Cap#1 Pin 2 to GND
- XTAL Pin 2 to ATMega 644p Pin 13
- 22pF Cap#2 Pin 1 to XTAL Pin 2
- 22pF Cap#2 Pin 2 to GND
- ATMega 644p Pin 11 to GND
When finished, it should look something like this.
Installing Sanguino to Arduino 22
OR UPGRADE SANGUINO TO USE OPTIBOOT AND USE THE LATEST ARDUINO IDE 1.0.5 , see note below
Now that you have the circuit Breadboarded with your Arduino and ATmega 644p double check every connection. We have done this many times and still manage to misplace a jumper wire every time.
- If you have not yet downloaded the Sanguino software from then do so now.
- Extract the contents of the Sanguino Zip file
- Copy the contents of the extracted folder to arduino-0022/hardware/ You should end up with a folder hierarchy that looks like this arduino-0018/hardware/sanguino/ Fig.4
NOTE: Recently Sanguino has been ported to use the Arduino Core. The Sanguino is now compilable and uploadable easily with Arduino IDE 1.0.4 or above using Optiboot loader. Atmega644p and Atmega1284p are now build and uploadable sketches on latest Arduino IDE. No special steps have to be followed. Only the zip file contents have to be copied to the /arduino/hardware folder. Close the IDE and restart the IDE. The Sanguino is ready to rock and roll with the latest Arduino IDE 1.0.5 Details on how to use Sanguino with optiboot can be found on Bhashatech blog.
Burning the Bootloader
- Now that you have installed Sanguino files to the Arduino IDE and connected the ATmega 644p (double check again) we can finally burn the Sanguino Bootloader to the chip.
- In the Arduino IDE go to Tools/Board/ and select Sanguino. Fig.5
- Then make sure the correct COM port is selected by going to Tools/Serial Port and select the one that your Arduino is connected to Fig. 6
- Before we go any farther check every connection again and make sure everything is connected exactly the way shown in the schematic above. If you are confident in your connections then you are ready to burn the bootloader.
- Go to Tools/Burn Bootloader and click w/ Arduino as ISP Fig.7
- You will see the TX and RX LEDs flash on your Arduino for about 1-2 minutes. DO NOT UNPLUG THE USB CABLE or touch any part of the circuit at this time. Doing so may damage the ATmega 644P or Arduino beyond repair.
- When the flashing is has stopped for more than 30 seconds you may unplug the USB cable from the Arduino and carefully remove the ATmega 644P from the breadboard. (Remember to wear an anti static wrist strap when handling bare ICs.)
Click Images for High Resolution Versions.
To test if you were successful at burning the Sanguino Booloader to the ATmega 644P you need to place the ATmega 644P into the socket on your Sanguino or Sanguinololu and upload one of the compatible RepRap firmware's. If the firmware compiles and uploads with out error the you were successful. If you get an error, place the ATmega 644P back in the breadboard and check every connection again and try to burn the bootloader again.
The Sanguino development board is an extension of the popular Arduino board designed and developed by Zach Hoeken et.al..
Sanguinololu is a low-cost all-in-one electronics solution for Reprap and other CNC devices. It features an on board Sanguino clone using the ATMEGA644P though a ATMEGA1284 is easily dropped in. Its four axes are powered by Pololu pin compatible stepper drivers. Sanguinololu was developed by Joe "Mosfet" Malone for the RepRap project.
The Arduino as ISP for ATmega 644P Schematic was developed by Nils Vogels of XYZ Printers.
This tutorial was written by Charles Gantt of http://thewakersworkbench.com


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- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Traditional
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 1.1
- Word Count: 59
- Genre: Nursery Rhyme
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Ten little sparrows cheeping at the door,
Six flew away and then there were four.
Ten big magpies sitting in a tree,
Seven flew away and then there were three.
Ten shiny mynah birds sitting on the line,
One flew away and that left nine.
Ten white seagulls sitting in the sun,
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Denomination: | 'VDTG57' |
Trade name: | Dark Angel Taxi Driver |
Botanical Name: | Dahlia |
Applicant/Holder: |
Verwer-Dahlia's BV Derde Poellaan 73/75 NL 2161 DL Lisse Netherlands |
Breeder: |
Aad W.M. Verwer, Verwer-Dahlia's BV, Lisse, Netherlands |
Agent in Canada: |
BioFlora Inc. 38723 Fingal Line R.R. #1 St. Thomas, Ontario N5P 3S5 Canada Tel: 519-631-6241 |
Application Date: | 2006-12-07 |
Application Number: | 06-5695 |
Grant of Rights Date: | 2009-12-16 |
Certificate Number: | 3696 |
Date rights surrendered: | 2013-11-27 |
Variety Description
Variety used for comparison: 'Knockout' (Mystic Illusion)
Summary: 'VDTG57' has a shorter plant height and shorter peduncle length than 'Knockout'. 'VDTG57' has a higher number of incisions on the leaf margin than 'Knockout'. 'VDTG57' has a smaller flower head diameter than 'Knockout'. 'VDTG57' has orange brown to orange red secondary colour on the inner side of the ray floret while 'Knockout' has no secondary colour. 'VDTG57' has a larger disc diameter than 'Knockout'.
PLANT: upright growth habit, medium height, brownish red to purple stem colour
LEAF: predominantly bipinnate, strong wing present, long, very wide, green tinged with purple, weak to medium glossiness, smooth or very weakly rugose, veins depressed, elliptic, acute base, many shallow to medium depth incisions on margin
PEDUNCLE: medium length, brownish red to purple
FLOWER HEAD: moderately above foliage, upright to semi upright attitude, single, daisy type, no collar segments, small to medium diameter
RAY FLORET: very few in number, 1:0.68 length to width ratio, keeled upper surface with more than two keels, weakly concave to flat in cross section at mid point, flat to weakly convex in cross section at 3/4 point, no rolling of margin, longitudinal axis straight to reflexed, very weak curving at distal quarter, absent to very weak twisting, dentate to retuse apex, yellow on inner side with orange brown to orange red secondary colour in diffused stripes, outer side with orange red along keels and veins
DISC: medium diameter, orange to red brown before anther dehiscence, yellow to orange at anther dehiscence.
Origin & Breeding History: 'VDTG57' originated from an open pollinated cross between the female parent, a Dahlia plant identified as 'R', and an unidentified male parent. The cross took place in the summer of 2002 in Lisse, The Netherlands. A single seedling was selected in the summer of 2003 based on criteria for flower form, flower colour, compact plant habit and dark foliage colour. Asexual propagation by cuttings was first conducted in Lisse, The Netherlands, in the spring of 2005.
Tests & Trials: Trials for 'VDTG57' were conducted in a polyhouse during the spring/summer of 2008 at BioFlora Inc. in St. Thomas, Ontario. The trial included 15 plants per variety. All plants were grown from rooted cuttings and transplanted into 15 cm pots on May 15, 2008. Observations and measurements were taken from 10 plants of each variety on July 8, 2008. All colour determinations were made using the 2001 Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Colour Chart.
Comparison tables for 'VDTG57' with reference variety 'Knockout'
Plant height (cm)
'VDTG57' | 'Knockout' | |
mean | 29.9 | 43.6 |
std. deviation | 2.81 | 2.67 |
Peduncle length (cm)
'VDTG57' | 'Knockout' | |
mean | 11.0 | 20.9 |
std. deviation | 2.45 | 2.60 |
Flower head diameter (cm)
'VDTG57' | 'Knockout' | |
mean | 5.8 | 9.6 |
std. deviation | 0.69 | 1.10 |
Colour of ray floret (RHS)
'VDTG57' | 'Knockout' | |
inner side - primary | 7A-B | 2A |
inner side - secondary | 35A-B | N/A |
outer side - keels and veins | 39A | N34A |
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Dahlia: 'VDTG57' (left) with reference variety 'Knockout' (right)
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Dahlia: 'VDTG57' (left) with reference variety 'Knockout' (right)
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Dahlia: 'VDTG57' (left) with reference variety 'Knockout' (right)
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Diagnosed at the age of two with neuroblastoma, Ghalia's cancer metastasized and spread to several other organs. After enduring rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, the tumor remained and she was forced to undergo a complicated surgery to remove the malignancy.
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NoteHi! I love travelling and cooking. I also like knitting, but nothing great came from it. I'd love to travel around the world but first I'm travelling through my country to know how it look like. And it's really beautiful. I especially love forests and mountains. I hope I can tell everybody who I will meet what's my country like. Then I start travelling to whole World. I also collect postcards from all the world. My results you can see here: http://www.postcrossing.com/user/anyone/gallery I am also interest in snail mail. Be happy, Dorota


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clams!!!!! i used to have a clam and it failed horribly. i have made my tank much much much more stable, and it has been running for more then a year sence i last tried. i want to know what you need to succsessfuly keep clams so i can figure out what i did wrong and what i can do to make some new ones survive and thrive in my tank:greenyay::blueyay::redyay: |
Hi here's a wee bit about clams i've attach a link to that you might be interested in. smaller clams depend on regular feedings of phytoplankton. You should aim to get a lot of phytoplankton in the water column instead of target feeding the clam. The clams gills can easily get clogged if they are aggressively target fed. The larger they get, the less they depend on phytoplankton for their nutrients. At around 3," the clams diet usually consists of mostly the zooxanthellae within its tissues, although phytoplankton is still part of the diet. http://www.chucksaddiction.com/clams.html :-) |
I like what marine666 has posted. He is right about their strict dietary needs. They are one of the hardest inverts to keep for this reason. I do not think that most aquarists have the means to keep clams. Even the larger clams that use zooanthelle as a main feeding source are still filter feeders. Most clams that are kept in captivity do not survive. |
I'm not sure what is most important for a claim to survive in the tank, but as long as your lighting is right and all water parameters are maintained you should be able to keep them with regular feedings. I have two claims now one is about 5-6 inches and I've had him just over 4 months and the other is 2 inches and have had him just over 1 month. I feed them everyday a mix of oysterfeast and phytofeast. I do not target feed I just put it right into the tank. Hope this helps. |
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Oct 30, 2013, 10:58 ET from AARP New York
50% of All Votes Cast to Come From AARP Members – "Forgotten Borough's"
Most Powerful Vote to Gather to Get Facts on Key Issues from Candidates
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y., Oct. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- With just days to the General Election in NYC, the final Mayoral debate tonight will no doubt be a hot one. Representing about half of all votes cast, AARP members will be the deciding factor in the race and tonight on Staten Island, they will gather to watch the debate and discuss their top concerns before heading to the polls next week. AARP has 68,000 members on Staten Island, 80% vote in higher magnitude races, such as the NYC Mayoral race.
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Staten Island's 50+ population often times feel forgotten in major NYC races – they have a unique set of concerns compared to other boroughs that they are looking for the candidates to address. They are more concerned about being able to pay property taxes and utility bills, report heavy traffic, streets that need repair and poor public transportation as a major concern at a much higher rate, and say they'll delay retirement for financial reasons more than their counterparts in other boroughs. |
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As an abundance of new, state-of-the-art superyachts take to the water each year, long are the days our oceans are dominated by white hulls and generic lines. From racing car-inspired to all-gold vessels, we celebrate the ten most colourful charter yacht designs for your viewing pleasure below.
No one ever forgets the first time they see custom motor yacht AURELIA, and her multi-award combination of her sporty lines and 1950's Italian race car and Dunhill cigarette lighter-inspired design. Distinctively styled by Omega Architects with Gulf Porsche Racing colours, Heesen Yachts's tenth 37-metre (122 feet) superyacht's bright and bold design features an unmissable no. '10' applied on both quarters – a design even matched with her accompanying 14ft Castoldi tender. Her name - a tribute to the first ever GT Lancia Aurelia - even continues the universal racing car theme (with individual car designer-inspired cabin décor found indoors).
Speaking on AURELIA, Simon Rowell from Bannenberg & Rowell has commented, "We gave it a pretty low level streamlined style, slightly masculine…inspired by the Dunhill cigarette lighter aesthetic." No expense was spared in ensuring AURELIA Has an unforgettable presence at any port, and for this reason she takes our coveted top spot.


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Back in my "Sidebar full of goodness" post - I mentioned my shared items page. Sharing items is one of my favorite things to do. For some reason, I feel like it justifies my craft blog addiction. If you haven't been checking out the shared items in my side bar (under "These are fun things I found and thought you would like") here's a little of what you've been missing:
Rolling Pin Prints from Craft Chi - can you say, "BRILLIANT!"?
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Charles P. Garcia has been named chairman of the Miami group of TIGER 21, a peer-to-peer learning group for high net worth investors. He is chief executive officer of Garcia Trujillo, a Miami-based consulting, merchant banking and venture capital firm focusing on the global Hispanic market. He serves on the board of directors of Winn Dixie Stores, Inc. and an advisory board of Aetna. He has received two presidential appointments: to serve on a national education commission, and as chairman of the U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors. He also has served as an advisor on Florida's Board of Education; has worked in four presidential administrations; has advised a Cabinet secretary, a governor, and a former NATO Supreme Allied Commander on diverse issues ranging from education, drug interdiction, Latin American politics and counter insurgency training.
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Ahoy, me hearties. Today be buccanneer tide at me office. Me work shipmates an' I dressed up like sea dogs. Thar be sea dog foods, games an' treasure. It be a great, grand day.
I'm a big, huge, gigantic pirate fan. After hearing legends as a child of Captain Kidd allegedly burying treasure off the New England coast, I just fell in love with the lore and romantic pirate histories. Of course, the reality was far less romantic. My interest is more Captain Jack Sparrow than real-life pirates. (And for the record, I know that real life pirates are nasty … nothing like Jack.)
When my editor suggested we have a pirate party to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day this week, I was all for it. I might have yelped in glee, but who's counting? Today was our party (though the actual day was Sept. 19).
This was our treasure chest — filled with a few fun prizes for the pirate trivia game (I won!) and the hook game (we had to use a homemade hook hand to pick up five pretzels. That takes skills. Did I mention that my coworkers are awesome?
Oh, and of course we dressed up. Why would anyone skip the opportunity to dress like a pirate? Arggggg!
For my contribution to lunch, I brought a plate of Chicken Daggers, a fun take on skewers that's fashioned after daggers (as in the knife). My coworkers brought fun pirate foods like anti-scurvy fruit salad and walk the plank cookies.
Making them is simple – you marinate strips of chicken (I cut mine from chicken breasts) until they are filled with flavor. Then you thread the chicken onto skewers with a thick slice of pepper and a pineapple chunk (the dagger handle). Once that's all done, all you need to do is cook them.
Fun, right?
And hey, these aren't just for Talk Like a Pirate Day. They're allow a perfect food for a Halloween party. Think how awesome the daggers would look on a spooky buffet.
1 lb boneless skinless chicken, cut into strips
jerk or teriyaki marinade
thick-sliced peppers
pineapple chunks
Special: wooden skewers, soaked for 30 minutes right before using
Place the chicken into a resealable bag and add marinade to coat. Seal the bag and chill for 2 hours.
Prepare the daggers: Thread one strip of chicken onto each skewer, followed by a pepper slice and a pineapple chunk. Repeat until all the chicken as been used.
Heat your grill to its medium setting. Once it's hot (about 5 minutes), cook the skewers for 3-5 minutes/side until cooked through. Remove from the grill.
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However, it is also possible to look at radiation (photons) to detect the temperature of something. The Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) measured the fluctuations of the background microwave radiation. It measured the temperature of space to be 2.7280 - 2.7281 Kelvin.
That is very cold.
This comes from the background that at one time, space was very hot. Within the universe, there is no way for energy to get out of the universe. This extreme heat over the billions of years has diffused out into lower and lower (and continues to drop) temperatures. The photons that existed then continue to exist but have much more space to transfer energy between. As the average density of the universe goes down (because it expands), the average temperature also goes down. Yes, there are hot spots known as stars relatively warm spots known as planets. Most of the universe is still very cold.
On Earth, heat transport is mostly done by conduction of heat through a substance, and convection. Both of these transport mechanisms however depend on the presence of mass to do their heat transport, something in which space is sorely lacking-typical densities are perhaps a few dozen atoms per cubic meter. Compare this to 1025 per cubic meter for air, and you quickly see that even though space is on average 3 K, you still won't have a lot of cooling from this. To get a nice demonstration of this phenomenon, try the difference between licking 0-degree air, and a 0-degree metal bar*.
No, astronauts lose their heat mainly through blackbody radiation. It so happens that this process can be simply described by the Stefan-Boltzmann law:
Φ=(1-ε) σ T4
Here, Φ is the radiative flux, ε is the albedo, or whiteness, and σ is the Stefan-Boltzmann constant, numerical value 5.67x10-8 J K-4 m-2 m-1. By integrating the flux over the area of his space suit we can now compute the amount of heat he loses by radiation.
Now, we'll use some reasonable numbers to get a rough idea how much heat our astronaut loses. His space suit has an area of about 2 square meters. It's white, so the albedo is high, say 0.9. The temperature of our astronaut is 310 K, or body temperature. This gives a power output of 100 W, which is close to the power your average human puts out.
The T4 has another neat implication: if the power varies by a factor of 2, the temperature will only vary by a factor of 1.19. So, you can change the power by quite a bit, while only varying the temperature by a modest amount. Say our astronaut gets very active, and his power becomes 50 percent higher. The temperature will eventually become 343 K, or 70 C. However, with the isolating properties and heat capacity of the spacesuit he's likely to be fine.
There is however one large assumption made in this whole story: that space doesn't radiate back. This is all fine if you consider only the background radiation of 3 K, which will contribute a measly 0.9 microwatt in our example. However, if the astronaut gets into the sun, without protection, it becomes a different story. I won't do the maths, but suffice it so say the sun heats the earth up to an average temperature close the body temperature of our aforementioned astronaut, so this amount of heat is definitely not negligible. I imagine it will get sweaty in there.
As a final remark, you might have wondered why the power dissipation of suit and astronaut match so closely. I mean, why would the Stefan-Boltzmann constant have a value that allows a human to survive in space? Before you start blaming your favorite deity, let me point out that there is one parameter that we have control about: the albedo. By setting it high, we put the dissipation at a comfortable value. If we were to paint the suit black, the albedo would be higher, so there would be more blackbody radiation. This would mean it would become quite chilly for our astronaut. In short, spacesuits are white because space is cold. As a bonus, the white color reflects the sunlight, so the astronaut is less likely to get baked.
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My Halifax Pop Explosion Experience
October 31st, 2008 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments
In case you don't know, the Halifax Pop Explosion was a music festival that took place last week in my current hometown of Halifax. Over 140 bands played at 12 different venues across the city between Monday the 21st and Saturday the 26th, including Jay Reatard, Laura Barrett, Holy Fuck, Islands and my hommies from T-dot, Spiral Beach!!!
Interestingly enough, I get a Facebook message about a week or so before the festival from this girl I met at V-fest a while ago and had since stayed in touch with (see my note on V-fest…you'd have to go waaaaay back though…) asking me if I can hook her friend up with a place to stay. I tell her I've got a lovely floor and her friend says, "I'll take it!" In return, she hooks me up with a press pass to the festival…sweet…
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see the first two days of the festival due to uNfOrtunate cIrcumstances beyonD my control at the time. So for me the festival started at around four on Wednesday when I got to see The Diableros play a short set at Taz Records.
It took them FOREVER to get set up, though they have my sympathies, as they were setting up in the back room of a record store that was not set up with in-store performances in mind (I can't imagine how people pull it off in Soundscapes back home, that place in tiny…but awesome). When they finally did get set up they played a great little set of melodically charged indie-rock to a whole like 7 people…very lame turnout for a very awesome band. I couldn't even find anyone to go with! Sorry Diableros, hopefully your night set at Coconut Grove was better; the people of Halifax don't deserve your awesomeness.
On Thursday, my guest arrived. I showed her my room, we chilled for a bit and then we headed over to the Citadel Hotel and picked up our festival passes.
Fast forward a bit to that night and we went to St. Mathew's Church to see Spiral Beach. We got there before the band started and I ran up to say hi to everybody. They were all like "oh, hey marc/grub," but it was clear that the entire crew was running on empty. They'd driven something like 15 hours straight or something to get to Halifax just in time to play their half-hour set and then they had to drive another 10 or something hours right away to get to Ottawa to play some other show.
Anyway, even sleep deprived and starving they played an awesome show and managed to get the entire front row of the church onto their feet and dancing…no small feat. After their set, The Meligrove Band went on and they did their nice little indie-pop thing also. I was a little distracted because when they went on, Laura Barrett and Rich Aucoin both walked in and I just thought it was too cool that they were all there, chillin.
After The Meligrove Band, Sari and I headed over to Coconut Grove to see Boxer the Horse. I can't say I was that impressed by them or the band that came after, The Rural Alberta Advantage, but I guess they were both at least ok. For me, they were both just too interested in making weird noises than they were in writing good songs.
Eventually Rich Aucoin gets onstage and sets up his projector and proceeds to rock out. Musically it's just him and some keyboard-type instruments but Aucoin's sound is bigger, better and so much more gorgeous than 90% of bands. He plays his beautiful songs synched up to clips of the original cartoon Grinch or some weird old movies projected onto a sheet in front of the stage. At times, Aucoin lets his gear run on autopilot and he marches around the stage, throwing confetti or balloons into the audience. His performance was probably the best of the entire festival; an absolute stunner in every respect.
The Ghost Bees are up next and they are really good. Playing guitar and mandolin, the twin sisters harmonize about vampires and old German ghost stories. They're absolutely incredible and everything from their wardrobe attire to the way they set up the stage with creepy masks and such creates a fantastically creepy-woods vibe. After their set they poured "dream tea" for a couple of us to drink, telling us it would make us dream more. Did it? Not really…maybe a little.
Closing the night was the inimitable Laura Barrett. Armed with a bunch of kalimbas, Barrett coos lovely melodies over haunting kalimba rhythms that she plays with an obvious mastery of the instrument. At one point she tries to create some kind of "dance party" with some kind of old school drum machine type thing. It doesn't exactly work out perfectly but whenever anything doesn't go right, Barrett and the audience just laugh it up, enjoying it regardless.
After Barrett's performance I call it a night.
The next night there weren't really too many bands I wanted to see but I went to St. Mathews Church to check out I See Rowboats anyways, cuz I'd heard good things about them.
First up was The Prospectors Union. They were really great and there were a couple moments during their set that were really incredible though the whole thing really didn't do it for me. Sometimes that's just how it is.
I See Rowboats was pretty interesting and great too, though more the former than the latter. They use a lot of interesting instruments and focus a lot on the violins, which makes for a very beautiful sound, though again, they lacked that je ne ce qua that moves me.
Last was The Retribution Gospel Choir, which features two members of Low, which is a decent band. They played some new (and very loud) version of their slowcore rock from the 90's. Again, didn't do it for me. After a couple songs I decided to just head back.
The last day of the fest was pretty cool. I decided to head over to the Zine and Record Fair at St. David's Church. Only problem was that it wasn't at St. David's Church. And that place is really far. So after we'd travelled all the way across the city to get to the place, we realized it wasn't the right place. The right church was actually only ten minutes from King's. My amazing sense of direction prevails once again! The good part of the whole getting lost bit though was that I found a new comic book store with better prices and selection than the resident one, Strange Adventures.
When we got to the Zine and Record Fair I bought a couple albums and checked out a lot of the cool stuff. A lot of zines, cool clothing, weird things, etc. It was great; I love that kind of homemade craft stuff.
We then headed over to The Pavillion to catch Islands, who played for like 20 minutes…but it was a really good 20 minutes…
That night we went and saw Picnicface's HPE performance at the Citadel Hotel and of course it was hilarious. Then we went and had pizza and beer at Boston pizza. I decided I wasn't going to go to any concerts that night and instead I would work on my essay. My guest however, convinced me to go with her to Coconut Grove for just a bit. We checked out The Bicycles and some rapper dude or something and then decided to head back to my room.
We got there and then we watched Me, You And Everyone we know which, like, BLEW MY FREAKIN' MIND.
All in all it was a very awesome festival. I wish I could have seen Holy Fuck and Jay Reatard and Ruby Coast but whatevs, what I did see was awesome. I might even go so far as to say it was…explosive? Just maybe…


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Heather Mellon gave props (30 Mar 2012):
Happy Birthday! This looks so good.. and makes a terrific entry!
Hilda Cox gave props (30 Mar 2012):
hope you had a great day and many many more !!! I want the piece with the rose please
Susan Littlefield gave props (30 Mar 2012):
Nice! Happy Birthday, Fred, and many happy returns!!
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Happy Birthday!!!!!!! What a beautiful cake!
Andrea Petersen gave props (30 Mar 2012):
Happy birthday 76! ...What a beautiful decorative cake....It looks almost too good to eat.
Donald Garrett gave props (30 Mar 2012):
Happy Birthday, Fred!!! Looks like you have great family support!
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Happy Birthday Fred, terrific entry!!!
Ester van Dam gave props (2 Apr 2012):
That's so sweet ! i hope you had a great day!
Fred Moskey said (2 Apr 2012):
Thanks all, had a great day! My son took me and five of my best friends out for a seafood dinner. Then some of us went with him to the dog track for some gambling and a few drinks. It was a day to remember!
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Great photo, happy birthday
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Great cake Fred and a belated Happy Birthday!! Glad you had a grand time.
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What a beautiful cake ! You're lucky :D
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Happy days! Happy Birthday! Beautiful entry!
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Happy Birthday-- and a great upbeat entry for the challenge!
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Wow, nice color on cake and still out their shooting pictures.
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Quite a milestone! Keep it up!
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February 24, 2012
If I don't make it, remember me
There were a lot of reasons not to run last night's team workout the way I did. I'd have been smart not to run it at all. But it was a fun workout, at least while I was running it.
I woke up with a stabbing pain in my right side yesterday, perhaps not running-related, which I tried unsuccessfully to stretch away. I figured there were two ways to deal with it: take a rest day and gently convince it to go away, or run a hard workout and crush it.
I had raced last Sunday and would be racing again on Saturday. So there was ample reason to take a day off. But a rest day seemed like negotiating with terrorists. I opted for shock and awe. What the hell was I thinking (or simply, WTF)?
I arrived at the workout so distracted by my rib I could hardly greet my friends. I didn't know what pace to run, or even whether to run at all. But I made the most of uncertainty and gambled on the healing effects of further damage. (WTF?)
As we headed out I felt a dagger thrust every other step. But it gradually lessened, and my legs took over from my confused mind. I picked it up. Wasn't thinking at all. The stabbing ebbed a little, and the fog lifted. I was so happy I forgot to check my watch. I picked it up on the hill, heedless of pace. (WTF?)
After a while I noticed I was all alone. I usually prefer the group, but tonight I was happy just to have this brief moment of painlessness to myself. As the end came into view I could hear a group catching up behind me. I foolishly put on a kick for the last .1, despite my upcoming race (WTF?).
I had run the 10K tempo workout in exactly my current 10K race pr. WTF??
My side was still good, and my endorphin levels elevated. I stubbornly decided to run another park loop to fill out my planned 12 miles. At least it delayed the inevitable, as the screaming rib re-joined afterward on the subway. But Melissa had sushi and Advil waiting for me at home.
So anyway if I can keep from trying to kill myself in training I'll have a good season ahead.
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Ouch! Stitches are the worst. Try some pilates breathing perhaps? But your hands/fingers on your ribs, laying down. Breathing in through the nose, out the mouth full deep breathes, concentrating on expanding your rib cage out rather than your stomach or chest. When breathing in, pull your stomach in tight and think about pulling your belly button to your spine. I'd try that for maybe 3-5 mins morning and evening. Hope it works and that you have a great race this weekend!
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rmjwinters | Route Climbed: North Slope Date Climbed: 08/31/2003 | |
Melissa and I reached the summit after a long trek from Red Lake trailhead. The endless boulderfield and talus was enough for one trip, one week, one lifetime. This particular summit completed my personal Grand Slam of climbing all 14ers in the lower 48 states, all CO 14ers, all CA 14ers and Mount Rainier. My trip report has a few more details. | ||
Posted Sep 3, 2003 3:25 pm |
thebeave7 | Route Climbed: Northeast slope from Red Mt Lake Date Climbed: August 6th, 2003 | |
Another successful peak bagged. Huffed it from just outside the ranch(car wouldn't make the drive) to basecamp at Red Mt Lake on Tuesday. Wednesday hit the trail at 7am, summited at 10am. Then hauled ass down to the car by 3pm. Would suggest taking a 4wd, so you don't have to hike the extra 3.5 miles!!! Weather was perfect though. Split Mt also needs a new register book. If you are heading up, please bring one with you. | ||
Posted Aug 7, 2003 12:40 am |
Paul Spraycar | Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: August 7, 1999 | |
We spent a cold, windy night camped on the Split-Prater saddle and woke up to climb the north ridge to the summit by sunrise. | ||
Posted Jul 26, 2003 4:03 pm |
PellucidWombat | Route Climbed: North Slope Date Climbed: October 2002 | |
What a day hike! We got lost in the thick brush on the hike down in the dark, though. Only took us 1 hour to find the trail again. | ||
Posted Apr 17, 2003 5:05 pm |
PellucidWombat | Re: Route Climbed: Red Lake -> Bad Idea route -> N Ridge Date Climbed: 9 September, 2001 | |
haha, I like the name of your route. I had no idea we were so close to each other in summitting before we met! Small world, eh? | ||
Posted Jul 8, 2008 2:41 pm |
Eric Tipton | Route Climbed: East Arete, South Summit IV 5.9 Date Climbed: July 1999 | |
This could be the most awesome arete climb I've ever done. This could be the most terrifying route I've ever done. Put these two facts together and you've got a great route. Long and loose, Kenn Kenega and I are lucky to tell the tale after this climb. We got both summits on this one, walked back to camp in the dark. | ||
Posted Dec 20, 2002 8:35 pm |
asmrz | Route Climbed: St Jean Couloir Date Climbed: October 24, 1998 | |
I soloed the St Jean Couloir on good water ice in late October of 1998. The route in hard ice conditions, is propably the fastest way to get to the top of Split Mountain. Descended the North Ridge to Red Lake. | ||
Posted Nov 15, 2002 10:34 pm |
asmrz | Route Climbed: Scrambled up the north face Date Climbed: June 1984 | |
Miguel Carmona and I hiked up to Red Lake from McMurry Meadow Rd and the trailhead in 1984.. We were checking out the Central Couloir for later ascent. Since we had no Guide Book, we just scrambled up the face to the left of the Hobbs/Harrington line. | ||
Posted Nov 15, 2002 10:30 pm |
bearbnz | Route Climbed: North Slope Date Climbed: June 1, 2002 | |
First 14er of the season, climbed with ScottyS. The "trail" to Red Lake is unpleasant at best. Once to Red Lake, the traveling was fine. Weird weather, Split was the only 14er in the vicinity that was not socked in. | ||
Posted Oct 5, 2002 9:50 am |
sierragator | Route Climbed: north slope from upper basin Date Climbed: August 19,2002 | |
Two hours to summit from upper basin. Had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Mendenhall at the summit. Side trip from kearsarge to south lake backpack trip. | ||
Posted Aug 24, 2002 10:14 am |
ScottyS | Route Climbed: North Slope Date Climbed: June 1, 2002 | |
Climbed with bearbnz for my first 14'er. The trail to Red Lake gets 2 thumbs down, but after that it was nice. Less snow would mean less talus side-hilling to the ridge! Round trip time = 9hrs 45min. Picturesque scenery. | ||
Posted Aug 11, 2002 9:35 pm |
ocelot | Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: August, 2001 | |
Yes, its a long slog up to Red Lake, but an interesting climb from there with a bit of route finding involved. Had a nice hiking companion for the first part of the hike up to Red Lake. Long day for me. | ||
Posted Jul 9, 2002 11:38 pm |
darinchadwick | Route Climbed: North Slope Date Climbed: September 2000 | |
On the 4X drive in we listened to Metallica. We then hiked up to Red Lake, almost entirely in the dark. The song 'Sad but True' kept going through my head.... HATE! I'm your HATE! I'm your hate when you want love...DO! Do my work! Do my dirty work scapegoat!... That pretty much describes hiking up to Red Lake in the dark. This was the 2nd time I had an altitude headache on all the 14ers I've climbed, so it was fitting that the same song returned during the 'class 1' final talus slog with the little man in my head stabbing my eyes with an icepick everytime I jolted my steps. I must return and climb Split Mtn again under better 'conditions'. The graceful ridges and multihued faces are not to be missed. The first snow had fallen above 12,800 feet, and this added character to the faces and ridges. Yikes, I hope Metallica doesn't sue summitpost like they did napster for illegal use of their lyrics. | ||
Posted Apr 2, 2002 5:51 am |
Guilty | Route Climbed: West Face from Middle Palisade Mt. Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2001 | |
Started from Southfork Trailhead, hiked up East Face of Middle Palisade, then down the west side. Traverse to Mather Pass, ascend the West Face of Split Mountain. Met fellow climber on top Split and descended to the Red Lake Trailhead in the dark. All in one long day. | ||
Posted Nov 11, 2001 2:28 pm |
jacevedo | Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: 09/08/01 | |
Drive to Red Lake Trailhead 4WD only! Approach to Red Lake from the trailhead was long and hot. The trail is pretty steep in about 3 sections. Got amazing views of the mountain from our campsite at Red Lake. The next day hiked up through the endless boulder fields of the North Ridge. The gulley to the summit ridge involved some Class 2-3 climbing with heavy rockfall. After that, relavitely easy trek to the summit. Incredible views of Whitney, Palisades and Owens Valley/ White Mountains in all directions. | ||
Posted Sep 17, 2001 1:23 pm |
Bob Burd | Route Climbed: North Slope from the East Date Climbed: Aug. 11, 2001 | |
A long dayhike from the Red Lake Trailhead. Day 8 of the Sierra Emblem Challenge 2001. 6.5 hrs from the trailhead to the summit, but I think I could have done 5.5 hrs going solo. Still, Russ McBride's 4hr16m shames me.. :) | ||
Posted Aug 19, 2001 2:31 pm |
Josh | Route Climbed: North Slope from the East Date Climbed: August 2, 2001 | |
This was the seventh peak of my CA 14er Speed Tour. I couldn't make it all the way to the trailhead in my car, so I parked it and hopped on a mountain bike. When I got to the trailhead, I stashed the bike in the bushes and started up the the steep, sandy, overgrown trail to Red Mountain Lake. After I got to the lake, the climb became much more enjoyable. I hiked up the endless Class 2/3 talus (very loose in spots) to the Prater-Split Saddle. From there it was a quick jaunt to the summit. | ||
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Mango-Coconut Ice Cream Pie 2 In this healthy ice cream pie recipe, crumbled gingersnaps make an easy and tasty crust for the mango and coconut filling made with nonfat vanilla Greek yogurt.
Lemon Chiffon Pie 2 A light and lively lemon mousse paired with a crisp gingersnap crust makes a refreshing finish to a special meal. Just a little whipped cream gives the mousse a velvety taste and texture. Use a knife dipped in hot water to cut creamy pies into clean slices.
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie 2 Rhubarb and strawberries go hand in hand, and what better way to honor the combination than in this classic summer pie. The lattice top looks fancy but the technique is super-easy to master.
Strawberry-Rhubarb Cobbler 2 Strawberries and rhubarb are one of the great flavor combinations of springtime. Here the duo stars in a traditional cobbler, redolent with the aromas of cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. If you must, you can top it with a scoop of vanilla frozen yogurt or a dollop of whipped cream but quite honestly, it doesn't need it.
Light Lemon Meringue Pie 2 Smooth and soothing; a great classic pie right down to the crust, redefined with a generous amount of lemon and fewer egg yolks in the filling.
Double Strawberry Pie 1 What better way to showcase this beautiful fruit than to have a strawberry pie...topped with strawberries. A light cornmeal-and-flour crust uses low-fat milk and just enough butter to give it the richness you want. Serve the pie with a dab of reduced-fat sour cream to balance the sweetness.
Very Lemon Pie 1 Lemon zest, pulp and juice are combined with eggs and sugar to make the custard for this tangy pie.
Peach-Raspberry Pie 1 This healthy peach-raspberry pie recipe combines a lightened pie crust plus the tart-sweet combination of peaches and raspberries for a winning dessert. Make this when peaches are at their most flavorful in midsummer.


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- Shell & Lining: 100% nylon
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