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I need to know more about how the project warehouse sets up the neeshub group. My "wish" has to do with the fact that the neeshub group established by creating a project in the warehouse has no group manager.
George and I are working with a number of NEESR project teams on their NEEShub project "group" — to make sure they get the most out of the group capabilities and also to work on new group capabilities might be useful. These projects have had to add us as members of the "research team" at the project warehouse (to get us into the NEEShub group).
In our discussions with the groups, they think it would be more logical to have the PIs or administrator of the project warehouse "team" be made the mananger(s) of the NEEShub "group", and be allowed to invite new people into the group (who would not be in the warehouse project team). The group manager should not be allowed to delete anyone on the warehouse project team from the NEEShub group, but would be allowed to add new people to the group membership who are working with them on group tasks.


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One day before announcing Wednesday, Nov. 21's cease-fire agreement, at a brief news conference prior to talks between U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, late on Tuesday night, the secretary announced that her itinerary included Ramallah and Cairo in addition to Jerusalem. The visit to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas was a head-scratcher -- given how marginal he was to the conflict raging in the Gaza Strip -- as much as talk with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy is a no-brainer. There also seemed to be a glaring omission from Clinton's shuttle: Ankara.
This was a surprise only if one took all the hype about Turkey's aspirations to be a regional power broker and problem solver seriously. For all of Turkey's apparent assets, including its good relations with Hamas and the regional popularity of its prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, it is Egypt that was at the center of diplomatic efforts to find a formula for a cease-fire. As for poor Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, whose plane is usually first to land in a crisis zone, he was a bit player in this drama. His visit to Gaza on Tuesday seemed late, especially as it came five days after Morsy dispatched the Egyptian prime minister to Gaza to demonstrate his country's solidarity with the Palestinian people. Observers have understood since Hosni Mubarak's fall that Cairo would make a bid to re-establish its regional prestige, but no one knew it would be so fast, performed with such deftness, and at the definitive expense of Turkey -- last year's Middle East's "it" country.


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I am sure this will be responded to with a fair amount of righteous indignation, but Archers question about line breeding and in breeding got me to thinking if we may have gone too far on the insistence of OFA certified joints and CERF certifications on eyes.
If a potential stud or dam exhibits great traits such as marking, water attitude, tractability but has a minor genetic defect, it seems that dog is avoided like the plague for breeding purposes. What about a dog with a minor joint or eye issue that was HT titled at a young age, is a consistent performer with a high pass rate % but has a hip that may be OFA fair or mildly dysplastic. Dog has a great personality, high intelligence, great training attitude, etc. and all the things that a trainer or handler would look for but he/she may not be bred for the above stated reasons. Lets assume the dog lives to 10+ years old with no obvious physical problems. Just the usual stiffness and aches and pains associated with old age in dogs and people for that matter? Have we done the breed a service or not?
One of the very best hunting dogs I have ever trained, I got as a washout for a very low $ because he had a retinal fold. He consistently retrieved thousands of ducks and geese for several years with a large commercial outfitter in N. Alberta and I personally saw him on several occasions mark sailers that went at least 300 yards in large flat grain fields. He could see very well, retinal fold or not. He could run very long blinds and we very rarely lost a bird. He was a beautiful dog, wonderful with the hunters and also with other dogs. He had an outstanding competitive pedigree but was never bred.
Are we really doing the breeds a justice by not breeding these type of dogs?
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Still no winner in our theme contest! Lots of most excellent guesses, but no one's come very close yet. Keep trying!
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http://news.yahoo.com/runaway-b-c-mom-not-entitled-support-adult-022143015.htmlA B.C. Supreme Court justice says three adults who were left to fend for themselves as teenagers decades ago do not have to pay their estranged mother support.
Shirely Marie Anderson, who is now 74 years old, launched legal action against the children in July 2000 and continued the action in 2008, arguing she could not support herself.
The children "vigorously" opposed the lawsuit, arguing Anderson abandoned them as teenagers and has since remained estranged, adding they just don't have the money to pay.
In his reason for judgment, Justice Bruce Butler says that while Anderson is financially dependent, the adults do not have the ability to support her.
Butler says even if the children would have been able to pay, he wouldn't have made such an order and challenged her "moral claim."
Butler has dismissed the court action and ordered Anderson to pay her children's court costs.
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Description ADULT Appears uniformly black, although oily blue-green iridescence can be seen in good light. Nape and throat appear shaggy. Bill is large, dark, and laterally flattened; curved upper margin continues profile of crown and does not show such pronounced dorsal ridge as in Smooth-Billed Ani. Close inspection of bill reveals obvious horizontal grooves on upper mandible. JUVENILE Similar to adult, but bill lacks grooves.
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Habitat A mainly Central and South American species with a foothold in southern Texas, where it is present mainly May-Sep. Usually associated with dense scrub and woodland beside river courses, but sometimes feeds in more open, grassy situations. Most birds winter in Mexico, where species is resident, but a few are found in coastal south Texas.
Observation Tips Easiest to find when fledged young have joined feeding groups, in late summer.
Range Great Lakes, Texas, Southwest, Florida, Plains, Southeast
Voice Utters a distinctive, repeated, piping tee-wuup, tee-wuup.
Discussion Engaging and distinctive, long-tailed, all-dark bird with a proportionately large bill. Gregarious and typically seen in groups of 5-10 birds. Usually nests communally and social groups engage in cooperative breeding behavior. Flight is weak and characteristic, involving interspersed glides on rounded wings and brief bouts of flapping; in flight, tail appears to have a mind of its own. Usually adopts an upright posture when perched, with dangling tail. Feeds mainly on insects, caught on ground or while foraging among leaves. Sexes are similar.


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Great American Balloon Company filed for bankruptcy earlier this week
MAUSTON, Wis. - Helen McDonald knew what she wanted for her 75th birthday last spring.
"My kids said, 'What's on your bucket list?' and I said, 'I want to go up in a balloon,'" McDonald said. "They all chipped in a number of dollars and everyone was all excited."
That was last summer and she's now past her 76th birthday without the Great American Balloon Company honoring her $175 ticket and those of the five friends who were planning to go with her.
Eight times, McDonald's group has booked a flight only to have it canceled. Now, she and numerous other Wisconsin residents are likely out of luck as the company filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this week.
"My bucket list is really confused right now," McDonald said.
McDonald and her friend Annette Olson recently contacted News 3 to see if they were being scammed.
Over the last two weeks, the company had not flown at all, and at least one rival balloon company said it had called the Great American hotline every day this summer and had never heard a recording that its sunrise and sunset flights were operational. Numerous emails and phone calls to the company have not been returned.
"We always (heard) a recorded message saying it's either too windy or too wet or there's some type of excuse as to why they're not going," Olson said. "Yet, a lot of these days have been perfect. No wind. No rain. I mean, it would have been beautiful for flying."
Now, the only options available to Olson, McDonald and others who may hold tickets yet to be honored include contacting the Great American Balloon Company's liquidator and joining the list of creditors or asking their credit card company to declare the purchase a fraudulent one, so they can qualify to be reimbursed. Federal law only requires credit card companies to reimburse fraudulent purchases if they are reported within two months of the exchange.
"It's frustrating, it's very frustrating," said Olson. "I'm a really avid golfer, so I take it out on the golf ball."
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IUKA – After almost three years of effort to gather more than 2,500 signatures, a lone man determined to have an alcohol election in Tishomingo County has succeeded in his quest.
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Aldridge's quest began in August 2010, and he has spent countless hours and a lot of money running ads in the local Tishomingo County newspaper urging eligible voters to sign the petition.
Tishomingo County is dry for beer, wine and liquor, and the petition calls for an election for or against the county coming out from under the state dry laws to permit the sale of all three. State law required signatures of at least 20 percent of the county's 12,960 eligible voters to force the election.
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Participating in the Sept. 18 ribbon-cutting ceremony were, from left: Dianne Spatafore, director of Campus Club; student advisory board members and seniors Eric Plummer and Alexandra Krupp; senior Connor Diemand-Yauman, president of the Undergraduate Student Government; Anne Trevisan, a 1986 alumna who chairs the club's graduate board; student advisory board member and Graduate Student Government President Giridhar Parameswaran; President Shirley M. Tilghman; and student advisory board member and junior Cindy Kroll. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
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The three-story Collegiate Gothic building, which was completed in 1910, was designed by architect Raleigh Gildersleeve, who also was responsible for McCosh Hall and several other eating clubs. Campus Club, which was founded in 1900, closed in 2005 after experiencing financial difficulties. Club members and other alumni will continue to have access to the building on certain occasions, such as after home football games and during Reunions and Alumni Day weekends. An advisory committee of three Campus Club representatives and two University representatives has been consulted on the renovations and the uses of the facility.
General repairs were made to the building during the renovation, including replacing damaged woodwork and upgrading the sprinkler system, plumbing and lighting. An elevator was added, and accessible entries were installed on the lower level and first floor.
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Yes I have have fished the Rocky alot, 30 - 35 years. Your mak'in me feel old!!
Time on the water does equal hook-ups, so the more time on the water the better your odds are.
I don't know much about the "V" so I can't comment.
If you want to hire a guide I think that is a good idea. These guys are on the water almost daily and you will learn more in one day than a year's worth of experimenting.
My schedule has limited my fishing lately but if you want to hook-up on the Rocky some weekend shot me a PM and we'll see what we can work out. I can also get the name a guide or two if you want to go that way.
Our fall and winter runs have been very limited but most guys are expecting big things once the weather breaks. This is the time to scout the spots you want to fish.
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Like has already been said, the rocky can be difficult to find not crowded. That is agood river to fish in nasty weather, during the week or in the afternoons after the major crowds have left. I only fish it a few times a year because of its popularity and easy access. You mentioned the vermilion river, thats where i fish most. The river doesn't have the crowds of the rocky minly because of two things,1) being no where near as many fish and 2) the access isn't quite as easy..ie park-walk 15 feet- fish. The river can provide some very nice days on the water. If you are interested in a gudie I can get you some info on a really nice group of guys to get out with. Not trying to deter you from that but if you already have the skill, just wait for more consistant weather patterns and they will come fairly easy for you.
Right now the only thing I have been fishing has been egg patterns under an indicator. Pink has been a hot color this year so far. With the cold water you want it near the bottom.
Pm me if you would like the guide info.
Thanks for the response. I've tried alot of what you suggest, but I haven't spent enough time on the water to really expect too much success. Do you fish the Rocky much? It's definately no secret. I was thinking of maybe trying the Vermillion. I was even thinking about maybe getting a guide. Do you have any recommendations?
Suckers have begun to enter the Rocky (and other rivers) so you might want to try using a Sucker Spawn fly. Egg patterns, woolly buggers, and small nymphs are also being used. You need to get down near the bottom so split shot, slinky, sink tips, etc. as well as an indicator (bobber) are being used.
The meat guys are usually on the river early (dawn) so going in the afternoon you might see smaller crowds. Be prepared, the fair weather fisherman have not been out yet, so if you think it's crowded now, wait until the weather improves. Also, there are not a lot of fish in the river yet, so when the run starts that will bring out more guys. The Rocky is getting to look like any PA stream with the crowds.
Learn to read the cliffs and bank structure, these give you a good indication of where the holes are. Contrary to popular theory, (at least on the Rocky) the fish are not always in the fast water. Since most of the Rocky is in a public park there are no secert holes, just walk it and you'll see where guys are fishing. You need to explore and find your space.
If I can help let me know.
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Conditions sound the same? At least I know how to catch the trout... It's won't be crowded this time of year, will it? I recommend trying the fenced in section. All the big ones live there. Good luck.
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Brian, I know of what you speak; however sanity has not yet prevailed in me as it has in you.
Good luck and success in your future endeavors
Brian, I know of what you speak; however sanity has not yet prevailed in me as it has in you.
Good luck and success in your future endeavors
Better to have tried and not achieved then not to have tried at all. One can grow in character and learn to over come the challenges in in life from training a dog. If your "Sundance" did his work with style then you have done more than many who compete.
Dennis Voight is a successful field trialer and spends much time training by himself. It can be done.
It is in the end about you and the dog - you become one, a team.
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Im in same boat as youderby list n qaa by 3yrs mh by 4 and 10 am and 4.5 open points later need a win.im not retired and work full time n do all my own training.hunt alot in falling.enjoy the training.its a demanding game for the average person.expensive isnt the correct term.more like money pit.i can only afford 5 starts in spring and 5, in fall.when i get tired of gettin a bloody nose ill go run a master test with some. Friends n have fun.its hard to compete against endless money and pros but as long as i have the dog that can play the game ill keep. Pluggin.away as best i can.maybe well get that win before he dies.by the way those points in open n am are with a golden that likes to get wet.thought about throwin in the towell a few times but cant do it.
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To wanting a gun dog to running field trials, the phase "mission creep" comes to mind. I knew a I had dog that could do the work which kept me going over the last 5 years. I learned a get deal from my training group about dogs. Folks who had trained with the best- Lardy, Carr, Farmer, etc. Mixed emotions fill me. I will miss the people and the dogs. Seeing the evolution of the possibility of what dogs are capable of. He took that point and sought water. I smile. What I will not miss is the game. The obsession, it's not an addiction it becomes an obsession. Got to hire a pro, buy two dogs, then three, four, or more; sell that one, buy this one. For some it's all about the game. That's not me. All the good fortune to the true armature trainers who endeavor for they are what the game is suppose to be about.
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And the answer to making Battle Ram profitable is simple: MAKE MORE. Wind Raider sold out in 3 days despite it being a tough month for frivolous purchases and a confusing month thanks to Mattel's Demo-Man debocale, which means the demand for more exists. More sold means more profits, and the fact that it's a one time mold doesn't matter--and that's not even taking into account that they could use the front to sell Sky Sleds separately!
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So with vehicles they have no shared parts so they must produce either more units or increase the price per unit to get the profit. As another fan here at he-man.org pointed out: it looks like they decided to do the WindRaider and Granamyr expensive tooling before they experienced the drop of subscription sales at SDCC 2011. I think they hoped to sell more but after the drop in subs - with the WindRaider tooling already ready they were careful and decided to produce less than originally intended and so the price per WindRaider unit had to be increased. IMO all that is happening now is just a delayed effect of the lower sub sales at SDCC 2011!!!
So there are these two options: produce more or increase the price. For Mattel the first option is the optimal scenario for a number of reasons:
- they produce and sell
- they show that the line is growing (they produce and sell even more)
- the price per vehicle unit is less so more people can afford it (the price for tooling is spread among more customers)
- and I could continue with more like Rudy Obrero doing more artwork that helps a lot to keep fan interest etc.
Right now the situation is: they got scared of lower sub sales at SDCC 2011. As they expected sub sales increase (!!!) with all the reveals they had at SDCC 2011. They made a decision to reduce number of WindRaiders prouced (with the tooling already at works) which made them to increase the price. Now they wait what will happen with SDCC 2012 sub sales to judge what to do about the vehicles.
- If the sub sales at SDCC 2012 are increased compared to SDCC 2011 (highly unlikely) this will lead to the optimal scenario above in 2013.
- If the sub sales are the same as SDCC 2011 (will be hard to do) they might consider price increase of vehicles or will try find other ways to do them or will cancel them depending on other factors that we are not aware of.
- If the sub sales are less than SDCC 2011 (this is likely to happen) the chance they will do more vehicles is quite low. Not to mention that it will further disappoint fans (like me) who want to see all the vehicles made in MOTUC.
Just my opinion.
I wish they will find a way to deliver the vehicles as I really want them! Toyguru please do something! In the end vehicles might depend on whether fans are disgusted with QC and Digital River even if you act today it will take time until you gain back the trust. And there is not that much time left to SDCC 2012 and the sub sales.
Two things that REALLY **** me off:
1. Modulok with thin limbs - He doesn't need thin limbs! It's a proportion thing! He's a "beast" anyway, so just make him bigger!
And by the way: WHERE IS HE?!
2. No vehicles, except MAYBE in a movie year?! If they hadn't made mistakes regarding Wind Raider's sales, we wouldn't have that problem. It's Mattel's fault not ours for god's sake!
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On the bright side, at least no more vehicles frees up the tooling budget for guys like Ram Man, Mantenna, Multi-Bot, Modulok, Rokkon, Stonedar, Rio Blast, Snake Face and various NA characters.
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But would the vehicle tooling have anything to do with the above-mentioned figure tooling? I'm not sure that would be the case.
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Since TG mentioned that the Wind Raider had more tooling devoted to it than Ram Man, I think the Wind Raider is part of the same overall budget as figures and beasts.
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I'm sure figures have highest priority, especially since they are part of the sub. Subs = guaranteed sales and tooling costs get paid for.
The sad thing is that Mattel could release more vehicles and make money on them, they just won't because its not as cost effective of re-using the same mold over and over again on figures. If Hot Toys can release multiple vehicles for its large scale, high-end collector lines, then I don't see why Mattel couldn't. I guess that's the difference though, Mattel is a corporate conglomerate that only cares about bottom-lines, and Hot Toys is a true collectible company.
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Digital River nonsense aside, that is the risk VS reward of a sub. (We all know that the Digital River nonsense is considerable.) If someone doesn't like what is offered in a sub then he/she can always elect to not get a sub for that given year. I actually can't believe I am even making this point because we all know that getting a sub/not getting a sub is like being asked if you like to have either your left leg or your right arm amputated. Both equally suck for different reasons. Fight the insanity and low production numbers on "sale day" and not get the sub figure for the year OR be forced to deal with the consistently inconsistent wide-range of crap that = Digital River.
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I bet that the Keldor swords will come with Lord Dactys.
Remember in the MYP cartoon, Dactys's people made swords/weapons. They were famous in Eternia for it.
The Keldor sword is a nice design for a celebration piece. The bat (Dactys) and the eagle (Miro/Randor/Humans)
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I'm happy about the Modulok answer.
About the Wind Raider...I forget who said this, but I totally agree with them: if the Wind Raider only sold "okay" because Mattel didn't make enough of them or STILL didn't charge enough to make a profit that Mattel deems "acceptable", do another run and sell more.
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I just want to make sure everyone is on the same page.
The Create-A-Character contest is being held this year (2012) and the figure chosen will be one created by a regular person who sent in an entry.
The Fan-Choice-Figure will be one of 8 "obscure" character, including 6 chosen by Mattel, 1 chosen by the Org (Illumina), and 1 chosen by the German fansites (Geldor). The poll will be held and people who buy a subscription will be able to vote. (I think it's 8 choices, maybe it's 6, I don't remember).
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A few posts ago (on Sept 30th) I promised that we would continue the discussion on elements of successful backpacking planning and preparing. I said that some key elements of planning and preparing are; gear, physical conditioning, skills, and attitudes. I suppose it is no surprise that gear is listed first in the order, after all I am a gear junky. So in this post we will talk about gear.
Its all about basics. What is it that you need, want, can carry? Always start with NEED.
Shelter, Food, Water, Comfort.
What type of shelter so you want? Tent? Tarp? Bivy? There are great choices out there that offer many options for you. Tents that provide shelter from the elements, tarps that are light weight and easy to set up, and bivy's for quick shelter with out the hassle of set up.
I personally use a tarp. Not your off the self at BiMart tarp but a light weight Sylnylon tarp from Hennessy Hammocks. It weighs in at 18.6 oz. It can be set up in many configurations and works well in every weather condition. I have used it in high winds, driving rains, and cold weather, oh not to mention the beautiful days and nights too.
The other piece of my shelter is a hammock. I have two kinds. The Hennessy Expedition which is my first hammock. I like it, but my new hammock is more comfortable and roomy. It is the Warbonnet Blackbird. Hammocks are not for everyone, but I will not sleep in a tent again. Most concerns are that you do not lay flat.. well you actually do lay flat. I am a belly and slide sleeper and because you lay at an angle across the ridge line of the hammock, you get a nice flat lay. The Blackbird hammock has a built in footbox that automatically places the body in a position for a flat lay. The hammock provides a no pressure sleep platform. The built on bug nets keep the nasty's off. Hammocks give you the same exact sleep every time. You never have to worry about level ground, rocks, roots, or dry ground. Just a place to hang. And I have never been out when there was not a place to hang.
The biggest concern with hammocks is staying warm. There are options for this, but keeping it real simple a closed cell foam pad will do the trick.
So lets talk about sleeping bags.
I use the Big Agnes Encampment. It is a 15 degree bag that has a big box shape giving me lots of shoulder room and foot space. The Big Agnes sleep system is unique in that there is no insulation on the bottom side of the bag. It has a sleeve to insert the insulated pad, but when using the hammock I do not use the Big Agnes pad. There are basically two types of sleeping bag insulation, Down and Synthetic. Down is lighter and warm, but once it gets wet.. it is not a good option. Synthetic on the other hand, is a little heavier but retains it's insulation wet or dry. Synthetic is easier to maintain. I recommend our Scouts have synthetic bags.
So that pretty much takes care of my shelter. The tarp, the hammock, and sleeping bag. I should mention that instead of the Big Agnes pad, I use a RadiantDouble bubble Pad . The hammock has a double layer bottom and the pad slides right between layers. The Radiant pad reflects about 95% of the body heat back at you.. so you stay real nice and warm in the bag.
Moving on to Food. I won't discuss the actual meals we covered some of that in our last post. What we are going to discuss is how I prepare my food. I have a few stoves, but the go to take every time stove is the MSR Whisperlite. I have had this stove for about 15 years and love it. It is always reliable and works in every condition. My day hike stove is the Snowpeak Giga Power. Nice little stove that works real well.
The pot I use is the MSR Duralite. I don't use both of the pots that come in the set. I use the bigger of the pots with the lid. It does not take many dishes to cook great meal out there. With my stove I can find a good simmer level when I am not just boiling water, so a single pot does the job.
Using a single pot requires some planning and prep work though.. If its chilly I need to get water boiling before I cook, the mug that I use is the Sea to Summit Delta Insul mug. This mug keep stuff hot for a long time, so I have a warm beverage when I eat my meal. The mug hold 2 cups of whatever pleases you and is great for soup also.
I keep a piece of MSR microfiber towel in the pot for cleaning up and providing a buffer for my pot holder.
I use a REI Titanium spork. Really the only utensil you need. Not sure you can buy the one I use anymore, but the Snow Peak Spork looks just like it. Its long enough to stir up food in the pot, wide enough to mix, and practical enough to be the only thing I need. Couple it with my pocket knife and the kitchen is complete.
Water and comfort will be coming up in a future post. Water is a big subject and needs some attention on it's own.
The gear I have listed here is the stuff that is currently in my Backpack. I have gone through many variations and different types of gear. What I have shared here is the gear that I am in love with now and plan on using for a while… until something real cool comes out. That's what makes me a gear junky.
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A few posts ago (on Sept 30th) I promised that we would continue the discussion on elements of successful backpacking planning and preparing. I said that some key elements of planning and preparing are; gear, physical conditioning, skills, and attitudes. I suppose it is no surprise that gear is listed first in the order, after all I am a gear junky. So in this post we will talk about gear.


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Some on here put on great learn to hunt events and I'm wondering how many of the young or first time hunters who participate take up hunting.
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I haven't fired any 9mm compacts, though (just a regular sized Glock). I definitely will not be purchasing a subcompact (unless a .38 revolver).
In the end, price/effectiveness will be the determiner. I want to be able to practice frequently. Is there anyone here who thinks the .38 or .380 cartridge is ineffective for self defense? Or is this really just a case of which option is the best out of several good options?
Alternatively, if you want to carry .38+p, a revolver chambered for .357 will give you a little extra weight to help tame recoil and gives you the option of moving up to .357mag loads if you choose.
In any event, there are several quality guns (of which the Kahr PM-9 is only one example) that gives you the option of carrying a wide variety of full power 9mm defense cartridges in the size of a pocket pistol.
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I thought the Shield and the LC9 were practically the same size???
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The dean is the first featured host for Princeton's interactive "Conversation With…" video series on Facebook that gives members of the public and the broader community an opportunity to engage with University leaders, faculty, students and alumni on a wide range of topics spanning academic study, research, social life and University initiatives. Visitors to the Facebook page post questions to the comment thread after watching an introductory video, and then return to Facebook to view responses in a follow-up video.
In a video posted Thursday, Oct. 21, Rapelye responds to students who asked what makes a good college essay; to learn the importance of different parts of the college application; to understand the importance of standardized tests; and whether there are opportunities to explore wide and varied academic interests at Princeton.
Responding to students -- including those posting as Donald and Timo -- interested in studying engineering, but also the liberal arts, Rapelye explained that Princeton encourages study across disciplines.
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Larry- Knowing that you're fishing ponds and targeting panfish, I can tell you that they will become increasingly difficult to pattern as the water continues to cool. Their forays into the shallows will become less frequent, and as the pond keeps cooling and eventually turns over (if deep enough), they'll be found as deep as 15 or 20 feet.
What does this mean for a flyfisher? Well, if you experience a couple of warm days, the fishing will be more predictable and the chances of the panfish being shallow are greater. However, if the weather remains cool for a stable period, the fish will be deep and not prone to taking anything from the surface. I think that you have the right approach with the scud. It's a great all around fly, and with a bead head and/or sinktip line it can probe deeper water well.
Also, as the water cools the fish will eventually begin to slow down. Their metabolism will match the waters around them (being cold-blooded), so your retrieve of the fly will have to slow down accordingly. When the metabolism slows, they don't have to feed as often, so you really need to bonk 'em on the nose with your offering.
This isn't to say that they can't be caught. But it certainly isn't as easy as it was in the spring or summer. And if you're pursuing perch, they stay more active than the other panfish species in colder water. They're often the first panfish I catch in spring, and the last that I catch in autumn.
Good luck and have fun.
|small world hal,warren wolf is still coaching and winning,yes i do fish saltwater also when i get the chance,nice to meet you,larry
Hi Larry,
My parents are retired and live in Whiting Township close by you. My fathers cousin was the football coach of Brick Township for a long time W.Wolfe, actually I think he still may be coaching. Ever hear of him ?
Your being so close to the ocean and B-Bay you should give the saltwater flyfishing a try. Every time I go back to visit I give it a go a IUSB.
Look forward to your south jersey reports. I grew up in northern NJ moved via corporate transfer in 1979 to the Chicago area and stayed, due to marrying a chicago lady. Love the fishing out here but miss saltwater.
|hi agan everyone and thank you for the freindly welcome, i am mostly fishing ponds,the unfortunate part is i haven't been fishing them enough,two girls who are cheerleaders keep my wife and i busy , i live in brick,n.j. and am about 10 minutes away from the ocean ,so flyfishing the salt takes up time too but i am always drawn back to the ponds,there is nothing like catching panfish on my 1 wgt. i use mostly scud patterns because they work and i hate getting skunked even if it is good for the soul or the ego. again thanks for the friendly welcome, larry
Another seasonal change . . .
In my area they draw some of the lakes down for the winter. They lower the water level by as much as 3'. This forces the fish to move regardless of water temp. One benefit is that it increases the amount of shoreline fishing on the main lake. Of course, this also affects the fishing conditions in the rivers and ponds downstream of the lakes. The water level in the carp pond is so high that it's difficult to fish there now.
|John Desjardins
|Hi Larry welcome to the forum. I think its the location of the fish more than tactics. My reasoning for this is that I've been getting bass from this spot, an area about the size of 2 pool tables, since July. In the last 2 weeks its switched over from bass to perch while the same fly was used. The fly was a grizzly brown bead head wooly bugger fished deep on a dead drift. Whenever the line stops moving or twitches I tighten the line to see if its a fish. Its interesting to note that I haven't caught anything of decent size at this spot on the surface. I think the bass are still in the general area but havent found the new location.
|Dble Haul
Larry- Welcome! Glad to try and help you, but can you answer this:
Specifically, what were you fishing for and what type of water was it (pond, lake, river, stream, etc.)?
|hello all i am a new member and was reading all the posts and was wondering if you change tactics and/or flies because of the seasonal changes,the reason i ask is i was skunked tonight and i was thinking the same thing about the seasonal changes. tried everything from floating sponge body spiders to streamers,nothing any ideas,nice to meet you all,larry
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This seems to be happening elsewhere, too. The largemouths in some ponds are slowing down a bit, but thankfully the river smallies are still very willing participants in my escapades. They're a bit more tolerant of the cooling water.
And FWIW, keep in mind that it's the water temperature that affects the fish, not the air temperature. I've had great fishing all to myself in recent years because a few cold snaps have chilled the air and sent anglers packing, but the water temps were still reasonable for a few more weeks.
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The seasonal changes in warmwater fish are starting. Yesterday I went to a spot where I caught LM bass all summer long. The water temp is down and there are no bass only nice big yellow perch that until yesterday I didn't know were in the river.
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While many women wait for it to simply "happen," in "Get the Guy," Matthew Hussey discloses the secrets to meeting more men in a more proactive and effective way. Here's an excerpt.
How many guys do you meet in an average week?
And when I say "meet," I refer to a genuine social interaction, where you engage with a man, eye contact and all, for anywhere from five minutes of chatting to a full two-hour conversation. But it has to be a conversation, not just collecting your mail from the postman (unless of course he's new and you turn him into a social connection).
If your answer is none, or even one, how long do you think it's going to take you to meet the guy? I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt: let's say you meet one new man every week. How long will it take to meet Mr. Right if you are meeting only one new man in an average week? I'm not a mathematician, but the odds are pretty long. What makes them even longer is that these interactions are probably happening by chance, and certainly not because they are men you have selected yourself.
This isn't the case for only you. If I asked the same question of a male reader, the number would be just as small. Both sexes are guilty of leaving their love lives to chance. Blame it on the fairy tales we're read as kids, blame it on Hollywood, but the fact remains that we've come to believe that true love is the product of fate. We've all been led to believe that someday it will just "happen," that one day fate will drop the person of our dreams right next to us while we're standing at a stoplight. The fate-will-bring-me-love approach lacks urgency, which leads to lack of action. You assume that "when the time is right" the right guy will come along, and in the meantime you focus on your work, your ambitions, your family, your friends, your hobbies. That's not to say that these are not all highly fulfilling aspects of your life in their own right, but I want to help you understand how within these essential parts of your life are opportunities to find the man of your dreams. When people put aside their love life to focus on these other areas, years pass, and one day the lack of urgency turns into panic. We become frantic as we realize that not only is nothing happening in our love life, but we are at a loss as to how to make it happen, which of course leads to more panic, creating a loop of frustration, at best, or worse, hopelessness. You may be reading this book because you keep asking yourself (and perhaps your sisters, girlfriends, and coworkers), "Where are all the good men to be found?" If you're gradually coming to the realization that fate isn't cooperating, you might be on the verge of seeing that you're going to have to be proactive. You are going to have to go out and find him.
And how do you find him?
It's a very simple principle:
To meet more men you have to, er, meet more men!
Waiting or Creating
A word of encouragement before you set out to meet the man of your dreams: Life is full of people who wait. They wait for the right moment to approach someone, or wait for someone to approach them first. They wait for someone to show enough interest that they don't risk being rejected, they wait to be invited, and they wait to make a move. They wait to feel confident before taking action. Wait, wait, wait, for everything.
"Waiters" imagine they are playing it safe, but more often than not, only two things come to those who wait: the wrong thing or no-thing.
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Ask yourself: Right now, at this very moment, am I waiting or am I creating? Am I taking the positive steps which will give me results in my love life? (If your answer is no, take heart; simply by reading this book you are already taking action, seeking the knowledge that will enable you to make the changes necessary to make rapid progress.)
There's an added benefit to taking your life into your own hands: when you know you are doing everything in your power to improve your situation, you can be content even if the results aren't immediate. The knowledge that you are moving forward, improving, and developing in a significant way is what makes humans happy.Video: Boy problems! Little girls talk dating dilemmas (on this page)
Wherever you feel you are right now, you still have a choice: you can wait or you can create.
There is only one way to wait: just do nothing. But there are thousands of ways to create, so the opportunities are endless.
Throwing the Net Wide
I know your goal is not to meet as many men as possible, but to meet your man, the one who is going to add more meaning to your life. Setting aside for a moment the logic that you can't meet your man if you don't meet any men, there is another reason to throw the net wide.
Let's say that you meet only one man in three years. You might think he is fine—or, even better, perfect for you. But since you have nothing to compare him with, you risk settling for less than you deserve. No one is perceptive enough to call it correctly with only one choice.
As much as you might love to act like a marksman, picking out a single target, taking aim, and shooting, you can't just pick your ideal man out of the crowd with Cupid's single shot. I suspect you've already discovered on occasion that even when you think you have hit the bull's-eye, you have instead missed the mark completely! A single shot does not allow you to choose the best for yourself. And, you never, ever want to settle.
Imagine attending a party where there are two hundred men in the room. Out of these two hundred guys, how many would you feel even remotely attracted to? Maybe twenty? Out of this twenty, there might be only ten to whom you felt enough attraction to consider a first date. From this remaining ten, how many would you feel sufficient chemistry with to want to date again? Five? And from these five last men standing, there may be only one with whom you could deeply connect. Many might say that even these figures are wildly optimistic. In which case, how long will it take to find your guy if you're meeting only one new man each week? Anywhere from four years to . . . you won't live that long. In this scenario, you're left relying on fate, which is like hoping to get rich playing the lottery.
Time Out: Reality Check
I'm not a mind reader, but I do have quite a bit of experience hearing directly from women some common complaints about men that simply are not true. I want to share a collection of stubborn myths about guys and love that refuse to go away. These mad and bad beliefs do you no good and only hold you back:
✦ There are no good men out there ("All the men I meet are either gay, taken, or weird").
✦ Guys only want someone hotter and prettier than me.
✦ Guys don't like women who approach them first.
✦ Guys only want a low-maintenance woman, not someone who will challenge them.
✦ Guys don't want to commit, they only want casual flings and sex.
Every single one of these is a myth. Sadly, they are not only false, but they are dangerous to hold on to and often become excuses for all that is wrong in your love life.
Most of us have had painful experiences in love. It's one of life's biggest, most unforgettable experiences. Love hurts, as the song says. But when we have been let down by someone, we have to be careful not to let that experience, however awful, become our sole reference point for future relationships.
I'll make you a deal. If you set aside all the myths and generalizations, if you set aside whatever bad experiences you may have had with men and refuse to allow them to color your judgment, I will reveal to you all the facets and secrets of the male mind, the good, the bad, and all the things he desires from the woman in his life.
The Philosophy of the Funnel
Now that you are committed to expanding your options by meeting a lot more men, I am going to offer a proven system, a method to all of this man-meeting. It is a process best visualized as a series of funnels.
The first funnel is the largest, into which you pour all the new men you meet. (We'll get to the part about how you are going to meet all these new men in a few pages . . . stay with me.) The funnel acts as a filter, and only the guys you're attracted to pass through to the second funnel.
The second funnel then filters out all the guys you don't want to date. These would be the guys who may seem attractive at first glance, but you don't have any immediate chemistry with them for you to want to make real time for them. Only those guys you're genuinely interested in spending time with drop into the third funnel. Of those, only a select few will pass into the fourth funnel, those who are worth more than just one date. Of course the final filtering will result in finding the guy with whom you want a relationship. We will dig into that process in the second and third parts of the book. For now, we are simply getting you to the place of opportunity.
The process is clear and obvious, but there is one important principle I want to emphasize: the first funnel is where we are least selective. The first funnel is not about attraction. It is about meeting new people, both men and women.
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The first funnel is about getting out there. It's about joining the human race. It's about practicing conversation and flirting. It's about interacting and entertaining and allowing ourselves to be entertained. Out into the world you go, with the goal of meeting as many guys as possible, so that you have more guys to pour into the first funnel. Pouring only three guys into that first funnel makes it highly unlikely that the right guy will come out the other end. Pouring in every guy who doesn't strike you as a potential serial killer makes your chances much higher that at the end the right one will emerge.
Part of the reason you're tossing every guy into the first funnel is to create the habit of giving a lot of guys a chance, early on. Most of us are so focused on meeting The One that we wind up not meeting anyone. If I could, I would tattoo this on your palm: every interaction with another human being is a possible gateway to some new world or experience, which could, in turn, introduce you to the love of your life.
There are other good reasons to meet as many men as you can:
Abundance, not scarcity
When you meet lots of men, you put less focus on any one man. Approaching your love life from a position of abundance rather than scarcity helps to put the odds in your favor. It is making simple economics work for you.
As much as you might be agonizing over one guy, always remember, men are 50 percent of the population. You are not the luckiest woman in the world when you meet one you like, and you aren't the unluckiest woman in the world when the guy you like doesn't like you back. Scarcity makes us settle. If you believe that there aren't many good guys out there, you'll invest far too much in the first decent man you do meet, even if he's far from being the right one. Abundance, on the other hand, leads to choice and confidence. Abundance comes when we start increasing the number of men going into that first funnel. As soon as you heartily believe that there are plenty of men out there, you can adopt an easy come, easy go attitude and begin to have fun with all of this.
Creating new habits
Make a habit of talking to new people. It will do wonders for increasing your basic social skills, which will in turn boost your confidence. You will find yourself creating attraction simply by becoming more at ease engaging with someone you don't know or whom you've just met. This happens simply by doing it more often, and applies not only for men but for anyone at all: women, children, young and old. If you are in the habit of meeting more people in general, it will by default lead you to meet more men. Why do you think you revert back to a being a blushing, nervous schoolgirl when that hot guy approaches you? Because you're out of practice. You can't instantly summon your best, most confident self for the hot guy if you've never developed your skills by talking to everyone.
Because you're choosing
The more new men you meet, the more you'll have to choose from. This will allow you to be selective. We should all be extremely fussy when it comes to love. The person you spend most of your time with, are intimate with, share your life with, and whom you trust the most needs to be extraordinary for you specifically. There are extraordinary people everywhere, but it will take some filtering to find that certain someone who fills your particular needs and desires. Logically, then, to find that special person, you will need to increase your chances of success by meeting many men.
The idea of treating our love life like a large filter system might not seem like the most romantic approach to the dating process, but as we've seen, leaving it to fate also leaves us with no sense of agency in our lives. The fact that we can apply workable strategies to create the results we want doesn't make our love, once we find it, any less real, meaningful, sexy, or romantic.
Yes, I know. Some people do get lucky.
I once knew a young woman named Jane who, while sitting in her first college class waiting for the lecturer to arrive, met the love of her life. An attractive and friendly young man happened to sit down right next to her. They joked together, and went for coffee after the lecture. A month later they were seeing each other regularly and ultimately began a relationship that lasted throughout her university years. She told all her friends that he was The One. She envisaged getting married at twenty-five, with kids to follow a couple of years later. She had it all planned out. Her friends were a little envious. They wondered how it was so easy for her.
Then one day, Jane's boyfriend, The One, tells told her he needed to do his own thing for a while. He wasn't ready for marriage, and though he loved her, there was so much more he felt he needed to do before settling down. All of a sudden, at age twenty-five, Jane found herself back in the dating game, heartbroken and wondering where and how she would ever meet someone again.
She patiently waited for another Mr. Right to come along, but nothing happened. She daydreamed that perhaps the guy sitting at the next desk at her new job would be attractive and friendly and introduce himself, just as her first love did. Then, when she began the job, not only was the guy in the next desk neither friendly nor attractive, he didn't even bother to make conversation. She spent Friday and Saturday nights going out with her friends, talking about how impossible it was to find someone like the man she once had. She had won the lottery of love at eighteen and spent seven years enjoying the winnings. But at twenty-five she was bankrupt, and now she was seven years older without any idea how to get back out there. Because her limited experience had taught her that the right man was supposed to sit down next to you and start a relationship with you on an unexpected day, she had no skills to make it happen.
Most lottery winners (even those who win millions) find a way to go broke again. And when they do go broke, they don't know how to make that money again because when it happened the first time it was by pure chance. They have no formula they can replicate. Those who are successful in business, on the other hand, know that going broke isn't the end of the world. They have the skills to get back into the game and create something from nothing, and know that waiting will get them nowhere. Likewise, those who know how to go out and find a relationship don't panic when they're single.
Jane thought her only option was to sit around and wait.
Excerpted from GET THE GUY. Copyright © 2013 by Matthew Hussey. Excerpted with permission by HarperWave, a division of HarperCollins Publishers.
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The creation story for Yathalamarra involves the Ancestral waterlily women Biyay'ngu and Bundul. They created part of the waterhole, with their digging sticks while harvesting roots of the waterlily, gindjimirri. This figurative representation of the women is unusual. It was more common for Malangi to express the Ancestral presence through their plant or animal representation.
The edible waterlily is sacred to the Balmbi, especially the waterlily's heart- shaped leaf. Biyay'ngu and Bundul reside in Yathalamarra. They had breasts on their backs as well as their chests, depicted in Malangi's paintings as conical shapes.
Yes that's two women, Balmbi women … Biyay'ngu and Bundul belong to this place Gutitjbimirri … Still there those two in the water with digging sticks, digging for waterlily roots, gindjimirri. They're camping inside the water, sleeping underwater.Malangi, 1989[1]
[1] David Malangi from an interview with Margie West at Ramingining and Yathalamarra, September 20–21, 1989.
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Why do you feel such a time crunch? You don't have a return ticket... just go with it. go with your feeling, with your heart rather than with your head. I know it' a challenge. Something I easily get caught up in- not wanting to miss out on anything but sometimes needing to just stop and enjoy and not fit everything in...
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I stayed a little over 2 weeks in Cochabamba. While I eventually planned to only spend a few hours and head to the jungle for volunteering asap. But oh how wrong were my expectations...
Lizzy from CouchSurfing contacted me and I ended up surfing at her place for the longest I've ever stayed with someone. Her house was amazing, the bed very cosy, and the people so warm
I had the pleasure meeting some other great people too. I met her daughter Melissa, great girl always smiling and very smart, and 2 people that also live in her house (she rents out rooms). Mario, an fascinating guy from southern bolivia, great to talk to about life. And Maria-Henia, an equadorian girl married to a german guy living in Swiss and now doing an internship about peaches in Bolivia (are you still following?). Talk about interesting encounters!
We ended up sharing many dinners and icecreams, and many interesting conversations, and all these people won a big part of my heart. I had a very hard time leaving, but felt it was time to go.
I really liked Cochabamba, it had a surreal mix of poor and rich, crazy painted bussed, and icecreamshops in every street (even more than 1), which just makes me feel happy :)
Cochabamba has the largest Christ in the world (yes larger than the one in Rio! :) ) which makes that I encountered many religious fanatics from the states visiting this town, and also the largest market, which is really impressive... They sell dried lama foetusses, monkeys, and whatever your hard desires (or just not). We did a great hike to the snow, hitching a ride on a local camion/truck in the back, together with a ton of locals and a iant barrel of Chicha spraying us with alcohol every now and then because of the (very) bumpy ride
Now I am in Sucre and it's very different. Although Sucre is Bolivia's official capital, it is tiny, and very relaxed. Also very clean (finally fresh air! Cocha was very polluted), and white. All the houses in the center have to be painted white by law, which is what gives the town its nicktime of la ciudad blanca (just as Arequipa, but there it was because of the white stone that mosthouses were built out of).
I got really lucky finding a cheap and nice place to rent for $66/50euro for a whole month, although I'll probably pay a little more to have the option to leave earlier. But what a crazy price... A spacious room with bed and sheets, nightstand, desk and a bookrack, and a few bathrooms nearby. Across lives a couchsurfer (that's how I found out about this place), Franz, with 3 other people from around the globe. So I immediately have some options to hang out with people.
I signed up for more Spanish classes, but am noticing that maybe I had enough and now I just need to practice more in real life. I will take a few more and then just try to speak Spansh more in daily life...
Via the school I can volunteer too in the mornings
I want to find some simple english-songs to teach them while playing on my ukulele, any suggestions?
I also bought running shoes, and it feels so good! The weather is perfect here every day, 21 degrees and sunny, and there's a nice park to go running in. I know in the future it won't be so easy to find opportunities, but now I bought the shoes I hope I'll be lucky and run more :) Good for the body and mind.I will tonight also try to be a teacher assistent in English classes, we'll see :)
And there's so much more that could be added... like yoga classes or bolivian music classes.
But I am not sure how long I will stay here... I always thought of staying a month here, but then Amit suggested to stay in Cusco instead for a month
It is hard to decide what to do when, cause eventhough I have a lot of time, there's also a lot of things I want to see and do, and I find that staying for longer in a place feels really good too... I get to know interesting people, really experience life in a place for a part, etc... So I really have to weigh up everything to make decisions all the time. As I can only stay 3 months in Bolivia, this time around at least :)
And there's so much more I want to do... like still volunteering in the jungle (which would have to be 1 month), visiting the salar, che's memorial, santa cruz, etc... Man I don't have enough time! :)But first, enjoying volunteering and meeting people in Sucre for the next days/weeks!
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