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Casa Vieja ceiling fan's Endeavor model has a clean, modern look, and is ideal for larger room spaces.
A Casa Endeavor™ ceiling fan featuring cherry/teak veneer blades and brushed nickel accents. Includes an etched opal glass light. Hand-held remote includes optional wallplate bracket (battery included). A 6" downrod is included, but the ceiling fan is dual mountable and may be adapted for low profile use.
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I bought this fan because my wife liked the look of it in the store. Indeed this fan looks great in appearance once you finish installing it. But that's all about it. I installed it in the indoor living room, at the center of the ceiling. My house doesn't have any vaulted ceiling. The instruction for installation was short and not detailed enough. However, if you are somewhat of a DIY type person you should be able to figure it out. We live in Texas where the heat gets pretty intense (triple digits) for a good 3-4 months of summer. So having a fan in the house is not just for show but for a real purpose, to drive air convection. And that's where this fan falls short, far short. It has variable speed control but even at its highest rotational speed it barely moves air and you may not feel any draft even when standing directly under it. I have bought other fans, for kids' rooms that are one third the price of this one and yet those can blow a storm in your room at their top speed. Next comes light. The fan comes with provision for filament type candelabra bulbs with total wattage not to exceed 75Watt. For a living room, that can be pretty darn dim for some cases. The remote transceiver is NOT compatible for CFL type light bulbs that are so common these days. So after a year of living with such poor illumination, I bought a CFL compatible Universal remote controller from a Home improvement type store. After replacing the OEM transceiver with this generic one, I could at least put low powered but brighter CFL bulbs instead and get more light out of this system. But the low air draft still is the problem. So bottom line, this is a modern looking showpiece of a rotating device that will enhance the aesthetic appearance of your living space (that's why giving 2 Star) but if you are also interested in a fan that gives comfort of a good draft, then this is NOT your machine at all.
I really enjoy the product.
This is a beautiful fan. It was easy to install and was balance perfectly. I big plus for me was it is able to mount flush because my cielings are not very high. This thing is super quiet. You can hear a mouse [*] on a cotton ball in the next room with this thing on. It is a moderate circulator of air, it doesn't feel like you are in a wind tunnel. I would buy this fan again and again. I have had it for a month now. Well worth the price.
Relatively easy to mount. The only difficult part is to fit the wireless receiver and all cables including the wirenuts in the box when mounting it. It uses 3 candelabra fittings, which makes it harder and a bit more expensive to find suitable (i.e. dimmable) energy efficient bulbs.
This is a silent, great fan, with nice light.
Great Kitchen fan with an enclosed light globe that seals bulbs which make it easy to clean. The bulbs sometimes get very hot causing light to shut off for safety reasons.
The installation of the receiver module requires that some of the dowmrod parts attached be removed. It wont mount to the hanger bracket without doing so. Therefore the instructions were a little vague in this area.
I would recommend this fan to a friend. It is nice looking and efficient. However, I think the light could be brighter.
I haven't had this long enough to determine overall performance, but so far it's great. Air circulation is fantastic. Light could be brighter. It is installed in my living room (done by a professional, I'm all thumbs) and looks absolutely gorgeous.
Casa Vieja fan looks great, contemporary looking,used at more than 12 hours a day, however after a year and a half of use, the quietness of this fan changed to noisy clicking sounds. Called customer service, I was told to call the store, when i called the store, they want me to bring the fan since it's out of the warranty period. I haven't use the fan for over 6 months now. It was worth the first 1 1/2 years but not after that.
I live in the desert and have forced air. The air stagnates on whichever side of the house the sun is on and develops temperature gradients. During summer I run the fans lifting the cold air up to circulate it. During winter I run the fans pushing the hot air down off the high ceiling. They run 24 hours a day on whatever setting keeps things comfortable.
I loved the service Richard gave me. The fan is perfect for my new revocation. Attractive and functional. Thanks Lamps PLus.
Good air circulation and cooling of large family room. Really quiet. Low profile for an average ceiling height.
Purchased for large master bedroom with sloped cathedral ceiling. Fan was installed by an electrician. Looks great, works well and is very quiet. Had two other fans purchased at [...] installed at the same time in guest rooms also sloped cathedral ceilings. Fans from HD wobble and make a clicking noise as well as vibration noise. Have purchased two more of these fans to replace the HD ones which are going back to HD. It is worth spending a little more money for a quality fan.
We had an electrician install this ceiling fan from our 12 ft ceiling. It is as lovely as the picture and the 3 speeds work great. I just love pushing a button to start it rather than pulling a chain, the remote is mounted on the wall. The light is not as bright as we need in our living room but we have other lighting that makes up for it. We love it and are thinking about buying another.
Looks great and very quiet.
Very nice fan. I had a handyman install our fan, so I am unsure if it is difficult to install. I have only had the fan installed for a month, but so far, it seems as though it was the most cost-efficient, clean-lined, modern ceiling fan on the market. One nice aspect is the light brightens slowly (only takes 1-2 seconds) when turned on, keeping your eyes from needing to suddenly adjust. The only negative aspect I have found is that you have to hold the buttons down on the remote for a long time (1-2 seconds) to switch the speeds.
Works great, very happy with it.
Had our contractor put this up in my daughter's new bedroom and she loves it! Very sleek and modern. Since contractor installed I can't comment as to whether or not it was hard to install.
great fan, very quiet, but powerful. our living room is about 18 x 10, and we only use the low or medium speeds.
So far so good. The fan circulates the air well in medium size den and is attractive.
The fans are attractive and quiet. Perfect for the bedrooms I put them in, they could probably do well in larger spaces as well.
Great addition to my garden room. Would have liked option of a lighter wood color.
great fan
Looks great in my family room! Works well with high ceilings as mine are 20 feet.
This fan keeps the room cool even on hot evenings
i bought this fan a few years ago, and loved it. when I moved i bought another for the new house. love the style, the colors, the remote with the light dimmer.
I walk into my bedroom and I am surprised over and over again at how stylish and elegant this fan is. It circulates air well and keeps my room cool and fresh. The remote control is an added bonus. I don't have to get out of bed to adjust it!
Two of us had a very difficult time installing this fan, but it was more my ceiling's fault, not the fan. The directions were frustrating. It doesn't tell you to remove all screws and rods if installing hugger style. It took us a long time to figure out something was blocking the install. A lot of the screws are in place already and not in baggies, so we spent time looking for screws that were already in place. It's quiet and circulates the air well. I wish the reverse was not on the remote where you could easily press when the fan is on.
Just got this installed today in living room. Looks great, really adds to room. Fan looks solid, doesn't wobble much, is very quiet and remote works great, just what I needed.


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Nokia's New Lumia Ad Says The iPhone 5 Sucks Because It Isn't Colorful [Video]
You know, I really like this Nokia ad mocking iPhone users over their lack of color choices.
Featuring a joyless, shifting line moving slowly forward to consume the monochrome iPhone 5, it shows a gray world thrown into anarchy when one customer dares to ask about their color choices. Then, when that customer steps out of line, he sees a number of bright, vibrant, colorful people wandering around, uniquely bopping and having fun. They are all carrying Lumias.


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Nearly one in every 10 of the nation's 3,141 counties has a population that is more than 50 percent minority. In 2006, eight counties that had not previously been majority-minority pushed the national total to 303, the U.S. Census Bureau reported today.
The two largest counties passing this threshold between July 1, 2005, and July 1, 2006, are Denver County, Colo., and East Baton Rouge Parish, La., with total populations of 566,974 and 429,073, respectively. Three other counties were in Texas (Winkler, Waller and Wharton), with one each in Montana (Blaine), New Mexico (Colfax) and Virginia (Manassas Park, an independent city and considered a county equivalent).
Los Angeles County, Calif., had the largest minority population in the country in 2006. At 7 million, or 71 percent of its total, Los Angeles County is home to one in every 14 of the nation's minority residents. The county's minority population is higher than the total population of 38 states, with the largest population of Hispanics, Asians, and American Indians and Alaska Natives in the country. It also has the second largest population of blacks and Native Hawaiians and Other Pacific Islanders.
Harris County, Texas, gained 121,400 minority residents between 2005 and 2006, which led the nation. Harris (Houston is its largest city) now has a minority population of 2.5 million, comprising 63 percent of its total. Its minority population ranks third nationally, not far behind second place Cook County, Ill. (Chicago).
Based on total population, Starr County, Texas, located on the Mexican border, had the highest proportion of all counties that was minority, at 98 percent. Among the nation's 25 most populous counties, Miami-Dade County, Fla., had the highest proportion minority, at 82 percent.
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The federal government treats Hispanic origin and race as separate and distinct concepts. In surveys and censuses, separate questions are asked on Hispanic origin and race. The question on Hispanic origin asks respondents if they are Spanish, Hispanic or Latino. Starting with Census 2000, the question on race asked respondents to report the race or races they consider themselves to be. Thus, Hispanics may be of any race. (See U.S. Census Bureau Guidance on the Presentation and Comparison of Race and Hispanic Origin Data.) More detailed information on race and Hispanic origin can be found at <http://www.census.gov/population/www/socdemo/compraceho.html>.


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The Château Simone Blanc has a lovely dry, savoury palate, subtle scrub and herb scents and delicate resinous undertones. Unusual, attractive and very well structured.
With subtle aromas of white peaches, acacia flower and apricots, this wine is medium-bodied and crisp with a long, powerful finish.
'A blend of equal parts Roussanne and Clairette, this sensational white wine boasts a delicate color along with a big, sweet nose of rose petals, tangerine oil, honeyed citrus and quince. This full-bodied, crisp, well-balanced effort displays good acidity as well as a touch of minerality. This is a super white to drink over the next 4-5 years although my instincts suggest it will last longer. RP 94/100, drink 2011-2016
A wonderful esoteric, slightly resinous, full bodied, dry white wine with subtle, sherry-like aromas and wild herb and mineral tastes.
Dry and unoaked white wine with subtle notes of wild herbs and flowers. The rich, fruity palate has well balanced acidity and leads on to a fresh, dry finish
This terrific, crisp all-rounder has deservedly become one of our 'go to' recommendations for parties, receptions and events.
"Superior to the 2007, the 2006 Hermitage reminds me of Chaves brilliant 1991. An incredibly subtle perfume of black raspberries, creme de cassis, camphor, and acacia flowers is followed by an elegant, concentrated wine with beautifully integrated acidity, tannin, wood, and alcohol. This seamless, gorgeously-proportioned, large-framed wine represents the definition of finesse, elegance, and terroir. It will be drinkable in several years, and should last for 20-25 years. " 96 points. Robert Parker - Wine Advocate, April 2009.
A dense, dark, complex, age-worthy, antediluvian offering that is ideal with braised game dishes.
Irouléguy: Domaine Illaria - A deep red wine with a bouquet of black cherries and spices with vigorous youthful tannins (reminiscent of young Cornas) and underlying dark fruit flavours.
Dense, dark and with great aromatic complexity, plus lashings of supple, ripe, sweet fruit.
This wine is spectacularly concentrated and represents an exceptional expression of cooler climate Australian Shiraz.
"This wine is spectacularly concentrated and represents an exceptional expression of cooler climate Australian Shiraz. The 2003 Shiraz Georgias Paddock exhibits an inky/blue/purple color along with a big, sweet nose of lead pencil shavings interwoven with charcoal, blackberries, cassis, licorice, and a touch of oak. This larger than life, multi-layered, intense, pure Shiraz possesses supple tannin, giving it a certain accessibility even though it will have 10-15 years of aging potential." Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate, October 2005.
"From a top-notch estate in Victorias Heathcote region, the dense ruby/purple-colored 2004 Shiraz Georgias Paddock offers up scents of licorice, white pepper, cassis, and new barrel smells. Full-bodied, rich, and heady, its big, earthy style reflects the Cambrian soils of Heathcote. It should drink well for a decade." 90. Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate, December 2006.
"Medium to deep garnet-purple in color, the 2010 Georgias Paddock Shiraz has a pronounced nose of black cherries, creme de cassis, black pepper and loam with hints of coffee, anise and yeast extract. Medium to full-bodied and with a great concentration of spicy / peppery black fruit flavors, it has just enough acid and a medium to firm level of velvety tannins, finishing long. Its a wonderfully elegant expression of this vineyard. Though approachable now, it should drink best 2014 to 2024+." Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate, June 2012.
"They are of very high quality and deserve readers attention. Hopefully my prose has convinced more than a handful of readers to try these remarkable wines from one of the most fascinating and compelling personalities in the entire wine world, and one dedicated to the highest quality." 96/100. Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate. A knock-out bouquet of graphite, crushed rocks, blueberries, and blackberries is followed by a full-bodied Syrah with formidable concentration, good acidity, and tremendous intensity as well as length.
'Occam's Razor' Shiraz represents an accessible, relatively forward-drinking, entry level to the Laughton oeuvre and is packed with juicy autumnal fruit flavours over a couch of ripe tannins.
A well-balance, versatile, mid-weight white wine that is pleasantly perfumed with aromas of wild flowers and white peaches.
Its well worth trying this South Australian version of a typically Southern Rhône blend of Grenache & Shiraz. The wine is supple and understated by Aussie standards, thereby working well with a range of cuisine.
Attractive aromas of wild flowers and the Maquis precede an elegant dry, minerally palate.
An earthy, medium-bodied, herb-tinged Corsican red wine. It is well-rounded with attractive red fruit aromas and supple, balanced tannins that are ideally suited to rustic cuisine.
"A rare vin de garde from Corsica. This well-coloured red comes from the south of the island. Lovely dense fruit flavours with a slightly smoky, sweet-tobacco complexity." Tom Stevenson The New Sotherbys Wine Encyclopedia
A fresh, aromatic white wine with subtle Maquis herb undertones and a zesty citrus fruit palate.
A pale salmon vin gris from Corsica, displaying wonderful aromas and crisp, flavours of summer fruits.
A lovely briary red wine from Corsica, it has undertones of spice and earth beneath a couch of autumnal fruit.
The 'Empreinte du Temps' Vin de Pays Catalan is a rich, slightly oxidative, straw-coloured wine with a complex palate with an almost briny quality, of grilled nuts and minerals, and sherry-like undertones prior to a gently warming, long, resonant end note.


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The Delaware County Daily Times (delcotimes.com), Serving Delaware County, PA
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
By JEFF WOLFE
Christmas had passed and so had the New Year.
But not an NHL puck was stirring and just when any of them would remained unclear.
However, when hockey fans awoke Sunday morning to the news, they had plenty of good cheer.
The lockout was over after an agreement between Bettman and Fehr.
"It was sweet," said Drew Gentile, an 18-year Flyers season-ticket holder and employee and IceWorks in Aston. "I looked outside and there was snow on the ground and then we found out the lockout was over. It was like Christmas morning. It's going to be a great little season."
The season, normally 82 games, will be reduced to 48 games because of the 113-day work stoppage.
The deal was reached in the early hours of Sunday morning after NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL players union chief Donald Fehr had negotiated for 16 hours with the help of mediator Scot Beckenbaugh.
And while most hockey fans love the game so much they'll gladly go back, there are some who are still stung by the lockout.
"I'm still not too happy with the NHL," Gentile said. "I'm not thrilled with greedy people."
But most fans are happy to have hockey back. After about a week of training camp, the first games are expected to be around Jan. 18 or 19.
"It's about time," said Nathan Hickey, a Ridley Park resident who works in the pro shop at the IceWorks. "But I could never boycott a game. I'm going to the home opener whenever they announce the date."
Just because the NHL wasn't playing, doesn't mean there wasn't hockey in some places. The U.S. team won the world junior tournament last week. And of course, there has been college hockey and youth hockey going on throughout the winter.
Two of the local college teams are the Neumann University men and women. And while they enjoy playing, they also enjoy watching the NHL.
"That was literally the best news ever," said Lindsey Spatola, a sophomore defender for the Neumann women's team.
The Neumann women's team coaching staff, while busy during the season, also admitted to having some NHL withdrawal.
"I definitely missed it," said Kelly Rider, an assistant coach for the woman's team and Brookhaven resident. "A lot of times we have tournament games on Saturdays and Sundays, and it was nice to watch a game on Friday nights. There's usually nothing else on anyway. It's definitely cool to have hockey back."
Just how well the Flyers will do in the shortened season seems to be a bit up in the air. Most fans agree that health will play a big role. Teams will play three or four games a week and then go into the playoffs.
"My take is that they will be competitive, but I'm not so sure about them winning the cup," said Steve Kapski, a Middletown Township resident and 16-year season-ticket holder. "In a shortened season, injuries play a larger part than in a longer season in my opinion. The healthier team ultimately will be most successful."
Of course, with any NHL team, the success is largely dependent on how well the goalie plays. Flyers goalie Ilia Bryzgalov played brilliantly at times last year, and then had stretches where he slumped. Part of the new agreement is that teams can use an amnesty clause to release free agents and the first year they could do that with Bryzgalov is next season, when he is scheduled to make $8 million.
"He knows now that he can get bought out," Kapski said. "If he feels he wants to play in this league, he's going to have to do it this year. This is his watershed year. If he can be successful this year, he'll have a place on this team. If not, it's hard to know if any other teams will feel he is worth it."
There were some Flyers who played in Europe during the lockout, including leading scorer Claude Giroux, Danny Briere, Wayne Simmonds, Maxime Talbot, Bryzgalov, Ruslan Fedotenko and Jakub Voracek. So at least some of them will be in game shape. Briere may miss the beginning of the season with a hand injury sustained in Europe and Giroux suffered what is officially being called a neck injury, but what many suspect was a concussion. Giroux has said he will be ready for the shortened training camp.
One bit of good news for fans is that the new collective-bargaining agreement is for 10 years, with either side having the choice of opting out after eight years. So it won't be until 2020 before hockey fans can see another work stoppage. It was eight years ago that the 2004-2005 NHL season was lost to a lockout.
"In the last lockout, they completely destroyed the sport," Gentile said. "They built the fan base all the way back up, but now they've probably completely lost the casual fan."


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30 Seconds to Mars 05.14.13 St. Peter's Church NYC
30 Seconds to Mars led their congregation at St. Peter's Church in NYC to songs off their new LP, Love Lust Faith + Dreams
Huey Lewis and the News 5.13.2013 Irving Plaza
New York, NY — Huey Lewis and the News, one of the biggest selling pop acts of the 1980s, celebrated the 30th anniversary of "Sports"
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Lights charmed an adoring crowd of fans at The Sinclair in Cambridge on May 13th with songs off her latest gem, Siberia Acoustic
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The Flaming Lips showed off their trippy new stage set-up during an intimate gig at the Wellmont Theatre on May 16th
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Iron and Wine hit up Union Transfer on May 15th to debut tunes off the new LP Ghost on Ghost
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Toronto -- In rich cinematography our Canadian film makers, James Featherstone and Luke Ludgate get up close and personal with some rising stars hailing from Los Angeles, California, The Silversun Pickups. In an interview on the shores of Toronto, Brian Aubert and Nikki Monninger dive into their success as the result of a chart climbing LP entitled, Swoon, released on Dangerbird Recordings.


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School Travel Planning (STP) is a process of looking at all the problems caused by travel to and from schools during the day, and then putting together a package of solutions to help reduce the negative effects of this daily flow of pupils, staff and parents.
Solutions put forward in travel plans should concentrate on making the journey to school more sustainable (less polluting and damaging to the environment), healthier (using active transport methods such as walking or cycling which provide children with valuable exercise) and safer for all children and adults.
Remember – by completing a plan the school is eligible for a capital grant for onsite improvements (around £5000 for a typical primary school and £10,000 for a secondary). We can also use the plan to bid for larger scale engineering works in the vicinity of the school, for example traffic calming, new crossings, cycle routes etc.
It is proposed that all of Hounslow's schools, including independents will have a travel plan in place by 2009.
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'You ain't got a thing, if you ain't got that swing', well in this case Derry~Londonderry will have it and everything else in abundance when the City of Derry Jazz and Big Band Festival rolls into town from the 2nd – 6th May 2013. Headliners include Soul Rebels (New Orleans), who have been described by Rolling Stones Magazine as 'Utterly uninhibited hip-hop hybrid, not to be missed' and play The Nerve Centre on the opening night (Thursday 2nd May). All male vocal group The Overtones will perform in the Millennium Forum on Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th of May. The handsome quintet have come a long way since their painting and decorating days, and now their unique harmonisations of old and modern day hits have made them a household name. The Playhouse Theatre will become the weekend home to some of the hottest names on the Irish jazz scene at the moment. From Thursday 2nd – Monday 6th the intimate surroundings of this venue will be filled with the sounds of the Dark Energy Trio, David Lyttle & Jason Rebello, John Leighton, Louis Stewart with Gay McIntyre and the Paul McIntyre Trio. Following their recent collaboration with Michael Bublé, globally renowned swing-pop trio, The Puppini Sisters, are coming the festival to headline the Grand Vintage Ball in The Venue on Saturday, 4th May. The Grand Vintage Ball will be the culmination of a day long programme of events as part of the Vintage Fair celebrating the cultural past and promises to bring a fantastic night of glamour, great music, dancing and fun right to the heart of the city centre. On Saturday 4th May, the Nerve Centre will host UK Jazz Musician of the year – the Neil Cowley Trio. This is not your typical jazz trio and features a dazzling composer – pianist Neil Cowley – who creates engaging and dynamic music that embraces experiences in other genres - the highs of the dance music, the grooves of funk, and the elegiac nature of orchestral music Sumptuous and classy music at its best will continue when Pink Martini take to the stage of the Millennium Forum as part of their global adventure on Sunday 5th May. Other highlights include the Brass Impact Big Band, Dana Masters Band, Beverley Craven, The Stars from the Commitments, the Foyle Showband, Darryl Hendrix and The Love Hearts, Jerry Fish and his band, James Huish & Michael Buble Tribute and Club Cabaret. With nearly 300 events, the wealth of international, national and local talent that will descend on the city's venues over the May Bank Holiday is incredible. The Guinness Jazz Trail has become an essential part of the annual music festival, offering the opportunity for everyone to come out and enjoy some top class music without breaking the bank. With free events making up the bulk of this year's trail, the only problem will be deciding where to go and who to see. So make a date with us and join us for what promises to be an unforgettable weekend. For a full programme of events and a chance to enter a VIP competition check out the website: www.cityofderryjazzfestival.com. Follow us on Derry Jazz Festival Facebook page for all the latest festival updates.
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Kenes "Cookie" Hall, age 88, of Banner, husband of Ruby Doris Coleman Hall, passed away Aug. 14, 2012, at the Saint Joseph Hospital of Martin.
He was born April 18, 1924, in Teaberry, the son of the late Joseph and Lizzie Hall. He was a U.S. Army World War II veteran, retired coal miner having worked 39 years with Stephens-Elkhorn Coal Company and Island Creek Coal Price Tipple, and member of the UMWA, VFW and the House of Prayer Independent Baptist.
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PEACE is the natural effect of trade. Two nations who traffic with each other become reciprocally dependent; for if one has an interest in buying, the other has an interest in selling; and thus their union is founded on their mutual necessities.
But if the spirit of commerce unites nations, it does not in the same manner unite individuals. We see, that in† countries where the people move only by the spirit of commerce, they make a traffic of all the humane, all the moral virtues: the most trifling things, those which humanity would demand, are there done, or there given, only for money.
The spirit of trade produces in the mind of man a certain sense of exact justice, opposite on the one hand to robbery, and on the other to those moral virtues which forbid our always adhering rigidly to the rules of private interest, and suffer us to neglect this for the advantage of others.
The total privation of trade, on the contrary, produces robbery, which Aristotle ranks in the number of means of acquiring: yet it is not at all inconsistent with certain moral virtues Hospitality, for instance, is most rare in trading countries, while it is found in the most admirable perfection among nations of vagabonds.
It is a sacrilege, says Tacitus, for a German to shut his door against any man whomsoever, whether known or unknown. He who has* behaved with hospitality to a stranger, goes to shew him another house where this hospitality is also practised; and he is there received with the same humanity. But when the Germans had founded kingdoms, hospitality was become burthensome. This appears by two laws of the† code of the Burgundians; one of which inslicted a penalty on every barbarian, who presumed to shew a stranger the house of a Roman; and the other decreed, that whoever received a stranger should be indemnified by the inhabitants, every one being obliged to pay his proper proportion.
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This is the time to think about reading the bible in one year. I have used this before, I will use it this year also (by God's grace) and I do recommend it. After looking at many options I came to this schedule/system that is designed by Tyndale publishing.
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NEW YORK Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc. has suffered a wall slough at its Thompson Creek Mine in Idaho. "There were no injuries or equipment damage, and management believes that the event will not have a material impact on the current mine plan," the Denver-based company said. It added that "management will continue to evaluate the potential impacts . . . to the companys 2012 production and cost guidance for the mine."....
NEW YORK Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc. has suffered a wall slough at its Thompson Creek Mine in Idaho.
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sooo, because his name is advres he gets to act like a fucking prick?? or was advres?? get a fucking backbone people. "he is ok but he just comes across as a prick".
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Amazing TR. Truly smile-inducing bliss.
How was Meteorite to ride? Seems so sick.....and perfect!Terje was right.
"We're all kooks to somebody else." -Shelby Menzel
Meteorite IS sick.....and perfect! But MY favorite run was on The Tusk. I need to explain why though, because each of these mountains were extraordinary to me...
As wcf3 mentioned earlier, I was solo and ended up with different groups on each trip. Thompson Pass is a fairly easy place to go to solo for there are many many snow enthusiasts of all sorts out there, and therefore lots of eyes on you at all times. The Tusk is quite a ways away from the road and all the action though. I sledded out there to just "check it out" you know. I thought I'd ride the "Tusk Warm-up" but it was all tracked out by Heli-skiers. Entering into The Tusk Bowl area is a little tricky and not normally something I'd do on my own. But there was a snowmachine track in there already and I figured "what the hell". I kept motoring. When I got into the bowl, near the base of The Tusk, I saw 10 snowmachines. 10!!! and a helicopter up on the shoulder. I pulled up to the large group of snowmachiners/skiers to see what they were up to. They had just rode a ramp on the lookers left wall, S facing?, and had barely scratched the surface. Seriously, I could only see their top 2 to 3 turns. Sun Crust! I mentioned that that was S facing and that the opposite wall, N facing, should be bomber POW! They said they were shooting for The Tusk Proper which made me both elated and sad at the same time. YES Partners! But 10? I said that I was shooting for The Tusk myself and that we better make it quick because I'm sure that that Helicopter on the N ramps is just checking out snow conditions before it heads up The Tusk as well. (Heli's in Valdez are cool in that if they see someone hiking a line they will not drop in on top of you.) I took off for the bottom of The Tusk to get started, and to my surprise only 2 from the group of 10 followed. 3 others went to the lookers right shoulder then around the back of the horn and climbed the actual peak.
snowMOWER, I'm not claiming anything here! just posting a report of a good time. Pete Lowney, and Josh Varney ARE claiming the first human powered ascent of The Tusk Proper though. Kudos to you two!!!
So now I'm climbing The Tusk in a group of 3, Perfect!!! There is no existing bootpack, thank you very much, so we leap frog up to the top rock band where the other two stop and drop. I feel too close to the top to stop and keep pushing on. That's where the mountain gets drastically steep, or maybe it was the fact that I was solo once again. Spin drift was blowing down on me and felt like little avalanches. The powder was knee to mid-thigh deep with what felt like a hollow crust underneath. It was just a little un-nerving. My left "vert" kept coming off at this point too. I ended up climbing the last bit with a vert on one foot and just my boot the other. Not Fun! There is no shoulder on top to gear up on like I thought there would be, so I dug out a small perch. By the time I was ready to drop, my perch was filled in with spindrift. It was blowing hard and coming down fast! Well, one of the two ahead/below me had double ejected and was not faring well. I now had to hang out on my diminishing perch to let the fellow below me gather himself and get out of the way. I feel as though it's bad form to drop in on top of someone else and sluff them out. I waited.
He climbed, he picked up his ski, he through it down the mountain!, then he slid on his butt after it. I could wait no longer. I did my best to stay to one side of him and not on top of him, I tried to stay light and make as little sluff as possible. It was light knee deep effortless POW! When I reached him and asked if he had broke his ski. He said No, he blew his knee. I picked up his skis for him and took them to the bottom, I then pointed him a safe route over the bergschrund sliding on his butt. While he made his way to the bottom I motored to where his partners were and let them know that they had a problem. As they dealt with said problem, I motored home for the sun was setting and I had a long ways to go.
I can't even tell you how good the beer was when I got back to the road! and honestly I didn't need a beer or anything else for I was SO HIGH on adrenaline.
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After climbing and riding a mountain, any mountain, one must hydrate! I chose The Tsaina Lodge as my watering hole. While "hydrating" at the bar I learned that it was a ValdezHeliSkiGuides ship that we ran off of the Tusk. They made their way back to "The Wall" as a consolation, so they weren't too disappointed. We then talked about where we were thinking of heading the next day, them in a heli and me hiking. I mentioned I wanted to hike Diamond and they said they wanted the Gun Barrels as well... So the race was on!
As I said earlier, a heli will not land on top of a run with a hiker on it.
Well, I got a little too hydrated and they won the race. So I just watched their show through some binoculars down in the parking lot. Let me tell you, it was a show! They took forever to get down that mountain. Lost ski and stuff like that, it's in wcf3's TR "3 days..." It looked scary. So back at the bar later that day/night I picked their brains on Diamond's snow conditions. They said it was negotiable, or something like that. Nothing to deter me, so the next day I motored up to some friends camp at the base of Diamond to see if I could rally any of them up the Gun Barrels. Only 1 out of the 6 bit, the rest skied some shorter Stairway couloirs.
The first obstacle Eric and I were confronted with on the way up was a large, very large, bergschrund. I found a bridge to cross, but there was a vertical wall on the other side. I chipped and hacked and cut away some stairs in the ice to climb this wall and I was ready to be on my way. Eric on the other hand, punched through the snow bridge and was left with a leg hanging in the blackness of the gaping crevasse. Oh yeh, He thought it would be a good idea to leave his harness back at my sled. Oops! Our 2 friends below, who decided to come up as well, through Eric a rope and some webbing to make a swami belt. Eric, now tied in, rolled out of his hole and off of the bridge. He then tried his luck again and successfully crossed the bridge and climbed the ice stairs to me. Our other 2 friends who followed us to this point turned around. I mean, who could blame them?
From here it was up up up under some massive cornices to our right and sun baking rocks on our left. We kept in a position where we felt that if a cornice did break it would miss us, narrowly. But this put us in the line of fire of small rocks and ice being pried off of the mountain by the sun. Eric would "run" up the couloir while I watched for incoming debris, and then I would "run" while Eric returned the favor. When shrapnel did come my way I just put my nose to the ground and my snowboard protected me. Incoming debris would bounce off of the tip of my board protruding above me and connected to my back, "turtleing" I call it. We leap froged like this for 3 hours non-stop for fear of stopping and being pommeled while resting. Up on the peak we rested and celebrated being on top and out of dangers way, for the time being. We figured that the lookers right ramp would be the most shaded by rock and therefore holding some powder. We were wrong!
The top bowl entering into the couloir was holding boot buckle deep pow, "the call of the Sirens". Eric dropped first, down to a safe spot overlooking the rest of the run. I dropped next and made my way into the couloir proper. This shit was near bullet proof! I made turns 'til my legs and lungs gave out forcing me to rest and gather myself. Then Eric dropped, gathered speed, and tomahawked. Oh shit! Somehow or another he self arrested and stopped a short ways from where he started, AND his skies were both sticking out of the ground/snow/ice above him. He hiked up, retrieved them, and skied down to me. Holy shit that was close/lucky. I let him ski on, over the bergschrund, and down to the bottom. Then it was my turn again. I'm not gonna lie, I was gripped. It wasn't too steep or gnarly, but it was ice, over a gaping crevasse. I was scared of losing an edge and falling into oblivion. I gathered my courage, I breathed, and I slid my way over the hole. Then I made my way to a beer waiting for me on the back of my sled. Laughing and screaming. Giddy to say the least and happy, ecstatic even, to be alive! Once again HIGH AS A KITE on adrenaline.
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Dimond looks like you got some nice lines in Valdez.
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Sweet stoke, got some homebrew for ya is you can swing thrugh WV.
You are the mission Bob.
I liked those pictures.
Thanks Scotty, I'd love some homebrew next time I'm down there!
...on with the long-winded short story...
That night I went to The Rendezvous Lodge to hydrate some more and find some partners to hike Meteorite. I didn't find any hiking partners, but I did hear of another heli company flying to Meteorite the next day. So I got up early the next morning and made my way to the Alaska Snowboard Guides office to sign up. Then it was "hurry up and wait" for enough people to gather to make it worth ASGs time to fly to Meteorite. We finally got up enough people to fly 2 or 3 heli-loads an hour or two later, I don't know. So we flew up to Meteorite, we rode it, and we drove home. That was it. No feeling of elated bliss, no need for a celebratory beer, and a lot of time left in the day. That's why I liked The Tusk the best, Deep Pow and a feeling of accomplishment as opposed to the emptiness that came with flying for me.
So that's my short story made long. If you have the time, Go to Valdez! and hike... it's way more rewarding, and cheaper, than flying IMO
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My wife was recently notified of the possibility of a "small malignancy" in the right upper lobe of her lung. The mass was categorized as a "subpleural, subcentimeter (8mm) pulmonary nodule" confirmed by a contrast CT scan. She is a smoker, age 46. We have seen a thoracic surgeon for consultation, and were told that nothing should be done right now, just monitoring by CT scans every three months. Presumably we are to wait for something to happen, and then do something, but we want to act now. Any suggestions?
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