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Did some reading today in various places…assuming Gard is not the guy (which I don't think he will be, short of a serious Big Ten campaign out of the Badgers…I'd start that threshold at about 11 or 12 league wins and I don't see that happening), these are names I've seen referenced, with some thoughts I have on them.
Tony Bennett – The Holy Grail. Wisconsin kid. Wisconsin Green Bay legend. Wisconsin assistant coach under his father and Bo Ryan. Created a strong team at Washington State after succeeding his father and then moved to Virginia. He's been in Charlottesville for 6 years and has resurrected what had become a moribund UVa program, turning them into a perennial ACC and national contender.
I don't think he moves. First things first, he's got a $3 million buyout in his contract. Now, that may not eliminate him as a name but that is a stiff number for any school, even one in the Big Ten, to swallow for a basketball coach whom they'll presumably have to pay considerably more than his current $2.1 million/yr salary. So there's that. Maybe more important, I'm not sure that one can objectively say that Wisconsin is a step up in many/any meaningful ways. He's in a peer conference. He already has his program built (this year tells us that the Badgers need a little retooling). Virginia was down long enough that Bennett is truly his own man there…he's competing against himself. Replacing Ryan in Madison would be an entirely different deal, and the standard would be almost impossible to match. While Ryan's proven you can recruit well enough to win at Wisconsin, I think Bennett is currently in a little better position. Virginia produces more instate talent and it also sits in an area which is at least as fertile as the Badgers' primary recruiting turf.
Unless TB has an unstoppable desire to "come home," I don't see this one happening. Too many things cut against it. FWIW, I think the same would likely apply for just about any job. I honestly don't see him leaving for anywhere unless his situation dramatically shifted at UVa.
Archie Miller – He's the new Shaka Smart, IMO…not as a coach (I think Miller's much, much better) but in terms of being a hot name who will be mentioned for every job opening under the sun until he finally does opt to leave. Dayton is a really good job, no question, but it's not a destination gig…not since Don Donoher, at least. With Miller, you don't have a buyout to deal with like Bennett, nor do you have the competitive reasons Bennett would have to stay put…Dayton's a nice job but it's not comparable on any meaningful level with Wisconsin in tangible ways. He's also a guy with Midwest roots, so that helps.
I think the two negatives for him are these…first, is he OK with replacing a legend? That's going to be the question for anyone other than Gard. Most coaches have egos, so normally that's not a deal breaker but this is an exceptional case. You really have to ask yourself if you can match or surpass what the guy before you did and in this case, at that place, that is a tall order. Second, Wisconsin will likely be competing with other schools with openings, so is there someone who might outbid the Badgers for him or does he simply prefer another option? It's hard to tell right now what openings might be out there. Miller's been selective…he's been mentioned for some pretty good openings in recent years (his name came up in connection with Florida, for example). One thought which would apply to almost everyone on this list. If Indiana were to come open, I suspect that would relegate the Badgers to second choice among most all of these guys. Miller would be included in that group.
Chris Mack – He's done a fine job at Xavier and seems poised to have his best season yet. IMO, X is a legit Final Four possibility. They have all the pieces you need to make a deep run as I see it. He's also a Xavier alum, so maybe he's the exception to what's been the rule at that school for 25 plus years: guys get hired, do a great job and then leave (Pete Gillen, Skip Prosser, Thad Matta and Sean Miller all following that script).
I suspect if he continues on this season's current pace, he will be the hottest name out there unless and until he rules out leaving. He has all the same strengths Miller has from a Wisconsin perspective: Midwest guy, proven winner at a level just shy of the Big Ten, and young enough that you can expect he'll be around for awhile if/when he wins. When I think about it, though, I don't think he'd be likely to leave Xavier for Wisconsin. I think if he were ever going to leave his alma mater it would have to be for a truly historically elite program…an IU, maybe…not a Wisconsin, IMO.
Gregg Marshall – Similar scenario to Miller, except he's been mentioned even more strongly for more Power 5 jobs in recent years. He's making $3.3 million/year now and reportedly turned down a $4 million/year offer from Alabama last spring.
I see him as a guy who would only leave Wichita for a blue blood, and the word is that he's waiting on Kansas if/when Bill Self decides to take an NBA job. I don't think Wisconsin could get him.
Ben Jacobson – The Northern Iowa head coach. He's been mentioned as a candidate for some Power 5 jobs but never as a lead guy. I think part of that is that he has a reputation as a guy with a stodgy, slow ball style and that's true to some extent. His teams have not been uptempo offensive groups and at some places, that could be a tough sell, even if you win. I think Madison is one place where that might not be a deal breaker. With Dick Bennett and then Bo Ryan as predecssors, Badger fans haven't been used to transition based basketball, so there's a comfort level in the fanbase with the idea of winning via physicality, defense and valuing the ball.
Jacobson has another good team this year…remains to be seen if it's an NCAA Tournament level group but they're in the mix as of now and are expected to push Wichita in the MVC. If he can pull off another bid, I think he'd be viable for the WIsconsin job and he'd probably be more inclined to take it than some of the guys mentioned above, IMO.
Jamie Dixon – I've seen his name mentioned and it doesn't strike me as utterly ridiculous. He too has a style which would seem to fit better in Madison than some other places. Pitt is a good job..he's helped make it so. That said, it has sort of felt as if it's getting a wee bit stale for him there. Might he be looking to move for that reason? If so, WIsconsin would be a place that could make some sense.
Bryce Drew – He's done a great job at Valpo. Succeeded his successful father and has continued to develop the program. They're a favorite to win the Horizon again this year and if he can get back to the Tournament, it would mark his 3rd bid in 5 years. I think he'd be a very interesting candidate…clearly has shown an ability to identify underrated talent and develop it, and he plays a little more freely on offense than some of the other guys on this list.
Saul Phillips/Rob Jeter – I have these guys grouped together because their profiles are so similar. Both played for Ryan at Wisconsin-Platville. Both were assistants under him in Madison. Both have had some success in their head coaching jobs since then. Phillips went to two NCAA tournaments in 7 years at North Dakota State and then took the Ohio job last season. He struggled last year, though, so his iron is not piping hot as of the moment. Jeter has taken Milwaukee to two Tournaments in 10 years, and finally got a win over Wisconsin just about a week ago.
The trouble with these two guys is, why them and not Gard? The advantage they have is that each have run their own programs successfully and Gard hasn't, but Gard was the guy Bo thought was best for the job…so I have a hard time imagining it'll get to them.
Wayne Tinkle – He's at Oregon State after a successful run at Montana. Tinkle is a Milwaukee native, so there's that. I just think he's too fresh in the OSU job and hasn't yet had enough of a breakthrough there to be a prime candidate for Wisconsin, though I suspect he'd listen if they were interested.
Right now, at an absurdly early point and with the full understanding that a ton of things can and will shift, I'd be inclined to make Ben Jacobson the favorite. It just feels like the time is right for him to move and I think he could be sold to Wisconsin's fanbase in a way that wouldn't be as easy at some other schools.


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Warning to Global Oligarchists and Their False G*D
When the wave of conscience flows throughout the universe the people will know the truth of what you are, what you've done and the crimes you've committed against humanity to achieve your goals. They will also know with whom you have been privy to over the centuries. You will be exposed for the vermin you truly are and the depths you've gone to secure your empire throughout history for this is your destiny.
Enjoy your day of darkness for this will be a shallow victory indeed because this also marks the beginning of the end of your fetid amoral society that was built on the bones of the innocent. As you relished the forces of evil you've ignored the forces of good but alas you will come full circle and deliciate in a requiem of retribution. Your G*D will soon betray you much like you are betraying your own and the mystic world you so embrace will become your prison from which you will never escape.
It was said in many visions that man would almost reach their globalist objectives only to be vanquished by elements they never expected or considered. Your G*D would be revealed for the charlatan he and his minions truly are for their destiny is also etched in stone. Remunerations will be administered in ways man is incapable of fathoming by beings they truly fear. Their fate will mirror yours as you learn they are not G*Ds but celestial frauds who've preyed on the insolent and greedy of which you fit the criteria. It truly is the beginning of the end and I relish its arrival for light will fill the void where darkness once reigned in the new dawning of humanity.
Frankly speaking; you don't realize how dire your plight is but when you do, it will already be too late to alter your destiny. The cries you hear will soon be of your own. I must query as to why your soothsayers, astrologers or false G*D failed to tell you this truism or maybe they are no longer privy to all the secrets of the universe. Humanity will reign once again but unfortunately it will not include you or your false G*D. This is your final warning according to the spirits of light.
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Oh boy! Has it been cold in Los Angeles lately or what…
This weather has me all bundled up before leaving the house…
One evening, my teenage neighbor was out on his lawn with a girl all cuddled up. At first, I was like 'hell naw its too cold out here for that', but I had to refrain from my judgement because I quickly remembered being a teenager sitting outside in the cold (and the dark) without a care in the world but my beau. It brought about nostalgia for me living at home again.
Then I really had a flashback once I got into the car and Dru Hill was on the stereo. For some odd reason… actually because I have an active imagination "These Are The Times" began to play in my head (although that wasn't the song playing) as I backed out of the driveway. It was like something out of a music video. LOL (I can't help but to laugh at the images that were in my head).
I had to smile reflecting back to when dating seemed so simple and talking on the phone til the wee hours of the morning wasn't a problem as long as your mother didn't wake up. It wasn't about marriage as much as it was about the moment(s).
Personally, I had some of my most romantic moments in the winter (now that I think about it). As adults, we consider this time of year cuffin' season and cuddle buddy time, but as a teenager it was just about I like you, you like me, lets talk about God knows what all day. I feel like Dru Hill's "These Are The Times" captures those moments best with its lyric.
There's nothing comparable to teenage love and its simplicity. It definitely served as a great precursor to dating as an adult.
Would you agree or disagree? Speak on it!
Season's Greetings,
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This is a new version of D48903, which has been reverted. @ioeric fixed
the issues caused by this patch downstream, so he told me it was good to
go again. I also fixed the test failures on Windows. The issue is that
the paths returned by the InMemoryFileSystem directory iterators in the
tests mix posix and windows directory separators. This is because we do
queries with posix-style separators ("/a/b") but filenames are appended
using native-style separators (backslash on Windows). So we end up with
I fixed the test by re-using the ReplaceBackslashes function defined in
another test. I'm not sure this is the best fix, but the only
alternative I see would be to completely rewrite tests to use
posix-style paths on non-Windows and Windows-style paths on Windows.
That would lead to quite a bit of duplication...
Here's the original commit message:
InMemoryFileSystem::status behaves differently than
RealFileSystem::status. The Name contained in the Status returned by
RealFileSystem::status will be the path as requested by the caller,
whereas InMemoryFileSystem::status returns the normalized path.
For example, when requested the status for "../src/first.h",
RealFileSystem returns a Status with "../src/first.h" as the Name.
InMemoryFileSystem returns "/absolute/path/to/src/first.h".
The reason for this change is that I want to make a unit test in the
clangd testsuite (where we use an InMemoryFileSystem) to reproduce a
bug I get with the clangd program (where a RealFileSystem is used).
This difference in behavior "hides" the bug in the unit test version.


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My birthday is on the 8th, as an early birthday gift to myself, I visited the Nike Art Gallery and also to personally thank her for her involvement in the second edition of Africanism Today.
Tag: African Arts
Nguvu – Africanism Today E-book
Nguvu is the Swahili word for strength. The e-book is to celebrate the strength and resilience of the African woman. It will feature diverse stories from young African women about their achievements. Just 300 to 400 words detailing how they have turned managed turbulence to triumph despite all odds.
Africanism Today – Maiden Edition
For a while now, I have been extra busy planning Africanism Today a yearly event that is intended to promote African arts and culture. It will focus on, promote and celebrate different aspects of African culture.
The maiden edition held yesterday 29th July 2016. There were five invited speakers and I who introduced what Africanism Today is about. There were also giveaways and African art exhibition.
Ankara Paintings
I drew and painted some Ankara designs for my friend's collection some time ago, and I decided to put it up after much consideration. She wanted an artistic rendition of her works for an exhibition at the Eko hotel and suites in Victoria Island, Lagos state. She is Valentina Ekeleme, a versatile designer who designs bags, shoes, Jewellery, swimsuits, and lots more using the Ankara fabric as her main medium and other African fabrics too. She is super talented, don't worry I will interview her someday.


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My top 5 looks of 2017
Now that we're on our way in 2018, it's time to look back at 2017! This is the year I started my blog and I would love to show you the 5 best outfits I wore this year!
Now that we're on our way in 2018, it's time to look back at 2017! This is the year I started my blog and I would love to show you the 5 best outfits I wore this year!
Velvet is not only for christmas! I tried a festive emerald green wrap top and loved it...
One of my favourite feminine pieces of all time is the midi skirt. It's so comfy, but accentuates a woman's body perfectly! Yet it's not overly girly. In a metallic colour it can even be quite cool!
Red is huge! And what better way to style red than go all out in a bold red suit? Match with minimalist pieces to avoid looking like Santa Claus and wear it casually with sneaker!
Trends are great to follow, however how do you make sure you don't look like you've thrown random trends together? Just stay true to your own style!
Winter might be cold, dark and a bit of a pain in the ass, however, there's one thing winter is perfect for: sitting comfortably at home with a nice hot tea in your hands. Here's how to look stylish while doing so!
Elevate your easy everyday jeans and t-shirt outfit by throwing on a statement blazer. Add some heels and you can even hit the town or go to work in them!
The warm and bold colours of the 70's are perfect for fall, when the leaves turn to beautiful shades of red, orange and yellow. Using 70's items you'll blend right in!
The last rays of sunshine just beg for for fun colours and flowy to wear pants, am I right? And why not? It might the last chance we get before we cover ourselves in cosy knits!
One of my favourite trends this season is using pops of red in my outfits. I combined it with another favourute trend: the checkered pattern...


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Why Harry didn't marry before Meghan
By Karishma Sarkari|
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's whirlwind relationship shocked many to begin with.
Not because of the actress' American heritage, or biracial background, but because people in their inner circle could see it was bound for the altar very early on.
Journalist and author behind the new book Harry: Life, Loss, and Love, Katie Nicholl, says her sources knew Meghan was 'The One' because the Suits star was everything the Prince's last two serious relationships were not.
While writing the book, Nicholl explains, she uncovered the real reason why things didn't work out with Chelsy Davy, whom Harry dated on-and-off from 2004 to 2011, and Cressida Bonas, whom he dated from 2012 to 2014.
"I was pretty fascinated to discover the real reason the relationships with Cressida and Chelsy didn't stand the test of time," she tells 9Honey. "And how it was really quite ironic for Prince Harry, that it was the Royal Duty for both Cressida and Chelsy that really put them off wanting the life of a royal girlfriend."
"For Chelsy it was watching the Royal Wedding, for Cressida it was watching Kate on an overseas tour," Nicholl reveals.
However in Meghan, Harry found someone matched in philanthropic ambition, as well as someone ready to share the spotlight with the shy Prince, who is not as some might believe a 'Playboy Prince.'
"I actually think when Harry's been in relationships and if you look at his love life, he's only actually had two, real serious relationships before Meghan," Nicholl tells 9Honey, adding, "He's always been quite committed to them."
However, the author does admit "there were some sort of flirtations while he was with Chelsy but actually, his and Chelsy's relationship was pretty up and down and Chelsy was just as much a flirt I think as Harry was".
"He was very monogamous when he was in his relationship with Cressida and I think Harry is a pretty loyal guy when he's in a relationship.
"The problem was that he got too distracted by his army commitments when he was with Chelsy...and I think with Cressida he probably would have settled down [with her] but she wasn't prepared to make the sacrifices that Meghan has been prepared to make."
It would seem there are no hard feelings, however, given that both of Prince Harry's exes are reportedly invited to the wedding at St George's Chapel on May 19.


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Winter in the Columbia River Gorge
January 28, 2018
My best winter news: I won best in Wildlife in Friends of the Gorge annual photo contest for the above photo!
It was the first time I entered and I also took away an honorable mention for my adorable Pika!!
AND an honorable mention for my smoky sunset! My prize for 'First' in Wildlife was a gift certificate to Pro Photo and a fabulous new Columbia backpack!
Feet back on the ground, on the first day of Winter I hiked out my back door to see who I might find. Nuthatches! White-breasted and…
…Red-breasted Nuthatch.
After that first sunny day of winter, we had a bit of snow. I stayed close to home & watched Chickadees in my garden.
New Year's Eve I went with a couple of young birders to High Prairie where they showed me a Great Horned Owl.
The younger birder has a great eye and spotted a Rough-legged Hawk in the distance and we were thrilled at how close it flew to us while hunting.
Alas my fellow birders couldn't stay long, but I wasn't ready to leave. Lucky me I watched a Northern Harrier with lunch!
My winter raptor survey is in full swing and I loved finding this pair of Bald Eagles near sunset.
A few days later I drove along the Columbia just because the sun came out! Saw eagles chasing eagles….
A beautiful Great Blue Heron flew past.
And I passed a gorgeous Kestrel sunning at the top of a snag.
Back at the Bingen Marina I checked on our Tundra Swans. Yep, still there. They arrive and depart about the same time as migrating Bald Eagles.
I believe this is a Horned Grebe soaking up the sun, but I always mix it up with an Eared Grebe.
I took a couple of friends from Portland out hunting for Bald Eagles here in the Gorge and lucky us, we found some.
We watched a few juvenile eagles with an adult bathing in the Columbia, hiked into Balfour Park, then headed further east.
We found this beauty near The Dalles Dam where I was heading the very next week for Eagle Festival.
Eagle Festival at The Dalles Dam occurs every January when the Bald Eagle population is at its fullest.
I arrived super early hoping for a sunrise shot, but alas it was a gray morning. However, because of my early arrival I had a pretty nice spot for watching eagles fish.
I ran into many of my birding friends there, especially after the sun came out!
California sea lions also came to the party at The Dalles Dam!
It was truly a glorious day.
I like taking long scenic drives to see what I can find. This abandoned house had a young bald eagle perched at the top of a craggy old tree next to it.
The Klickitat River runs through many little towns in our area.
You can get down right next to it or view it from a great height.
This time of year it might be snowing or the clouds below so thick that the river is hidden.
You can almost always find a Bald Eagle near the Klickitat River.
That about sums it up, I think we're caught up now. Well except …
We put in a trail cam and now know what eats our bird seed every night!
Oh, and my really big winter news is I'm going to NORWAY where my paternal ancestors came from!! I didn't know I wanted to go until invited by a loved one. I'm working overtime selling my remaining art glass to fund this surprise trip. More about that in an upcoming post!
How I Spent Autumn in the Columbia River Gorge
January 25, 2018
Autumn sunrise on Burdoin Mountain. Easier to get up for fall & winter sunrise!
Pears ripen during autumn in the Columbia River Gorge and attract all sorts of critters, including a Downy Woodpecker.
Woodpeckers seem to come out in the open like this pair of Northern Flickers in the Soda Springs area.
Maybe we can see them easier with less foliage. An Acorn Woodpecker sits on a snag in the Klickitat Wildlife area.
I also spotted a Coyote while in the Klickitat Wildlife area!
I love being on the Klickitat River this time of year.
We headed to the Bend area where my husband's buddy from high school showed us where they fished together on the Crooked River.
While in that the Bend area I found a River Otter lunching on the Deschutes River.
And a sweet little Ruby-crowned Kinglet munching on flies in a spider web at Cline Falls State Park.
A trio of cygnets (one thinks he is hiding underwater) at Sun River Nature Center. Sadly their father, Chuck was illegally shot and killed not long after my visit. There is a substantial reward, if you have any info contact the Oregon State Police.
Ridgefield NWR is one of my favorite stops, and you can usually find a Great Blue Heron at the first pond (and around every corner).
Mt. Adams reflecting in a pond at Conboy Lake NWR, my 'backyard refuge'.
Lucky me, while at Conboy Lake NWR I caught a rainbow over the little town of Glenwood!
An old friend traveled through from Alaska, seeking the sun. We went to some of my favorite waterfalls. Lower Lewis River Falls…
….and Curly Creek Falls among them.
That night we had an Aurora prediction, so yep, I stayed up for this 'Tiny Aurora Borealis' behind Mt. Adams.
Speaking of tiny, I found a little Golden-crowned Kinglet in my backyard.
Another friend (& fellow photographer) & I went hiking along the Lewis River to Upper Lewis River Falls.
I can't believe in November I still had Hummingbirds dipping into my feeders!
Thanks to a friend's invitation, we headed back to Bend to watch the mule deer Rut. I have way too many photos to share, so this favorite one will have to suffice.
My raptor surveys started back up for East Cascades Audubon Winter Raptor Survey. I truly love participating.
Our Tundra Swans return to Bingen Pond….
As do the American Wigeon….
…and the Pied-billed Grebes.
Bald Eagles begin migrating to the Columbia River Gorge each year around Thanksgiving.
Steller's Jays take over my feeders. Chickadees, Juncos and Nuthatches have to elbow their way in.
A chipmunk visits my garden for the first time this fall! At least the first that showed himself to me in over 30 years!
The next day he found a feeder! Isn't he CUTE???
I was lucky to catch a Bald Eagle flying fast over the Little White Salmon River.
A friend intrigued me with a rare bird, so I had to go check it out! Yellow-bellied Sapsucker at Commonwealth Lake near Portland.
While there, a Sharp-shinned Hawk landed in a nearby tree with lunch!
My last hike of the season, Falls Creek Falls. It's now closed until April 1st.
Our Bald Eagle population continues to increase in the Columbia River Gorge. Trio of juveniles fighting over food.
During a visit to Ridgefield NWR, I found a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk looking down at me….
…and a Red-shouldered Hawk calling….yes, he MUST have called me over to him!!
Back at Conboy Lake NWR I caught a Northern Shrike hovering. At first I thought he was a Kestrel because I hadn't seen a shrike hover like this before.
While there I also found a White-breasted Nuthatch, another favorite.
I'll leave you with this Columbia River Gorge sunset from the Spring Creek Fish Hatchery entrance.
If not tomorrow, then soon … I'll fill you in on my wonderful Winter.
She's BACK!
January 24, 2018
I think I exhausted myself photo-documenting all those raptor nests in my last posts! I enjoyed many adventures afterwards and took a lot of pictures but didn't get around to posting….or sitting at my computer for much time the rest of 2017!!
Here's a quick recap to catch up!
I led a bird walk at Conboy Lake NWR for Julee at Mt Adams Lodge in July.
Had family come to the Northwest for a visit and we hiked many of my favorite places….
…We picked cherries….
…and played with art projects.
I enjoyed hummingbirds in my garden…..
… and of course my garden flowers…
…as well as butterflies….
Enjoyed my 98% of the eclipse with old friends at their vineyard here on Burdoin Mountain!
I conducted my annual Pika surveys for Cascades Pika Watch.
…and even found juveniles this year! I've said it before, the cutest little mammals on the planet!
Hired to shoot for Sail the Gorge Magazine, I spent a lot of time on the Columbia River!
Hiked around Mt Adams, enjoying lakes and waterfalls.
Love high places, but sadly this day another wildfire began, you can see smoke drifting over Mt. St. Helens.
Headed south to visit family and took them sailing with dolphins!
Found some interesting new birds like this Warbling Vireo near Horsethief State Park.
And interesting butterflies like a MONARCH also near Horsethief!
Sadly, the last of our summer days were clouded by the horrific Eagle Creek fire. Started by a teen with fireworks in a steep dry canyon. The Oregon hiking trails in the Columbia River Gorge are still closed and many will not reopen for several years. I worry about the wildlife, especially our little Pika who lost their source of food. Not even our expert scientists are allowed in yet to check on them.
That's just summer! I'll be back tomorrow to share 'how I spent Autumn' with you!!
Ch Ch Ch Changes…
December 15, 2016
Since my last art show I've been out in the field enjoying wild critters and places with no looming deadlines or responsibilities.
Bald Eagles are back….
…Tundra Swans are back….
I gave a talk on Wildlife Photography to the Sherman County Camera Club, and played at the John Day Dam prior to their meeting.
…and I'm back at work in a new & different way!
Invited to join and show my photography at co-op gallery, Made in the Gorge… I said YES! 108 Oak Street, downtown Hood River ~ you'll find me there on Saturdays. Come in & say hi!!
I know I keep promising to tell you of recent adventures….it's just so hard to sit at my computer & tell you about the last one when I want to be out experiencing the next one!
My first sighting of a Red-necked Grebe in the Gorge!
Our first snowfall of the season on the White Salmon River at Husum.
A rare sighting of Bohemian Waxwings in Trout Lake! …
…and my photo used in Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Macaulay Library!! I so wish it had been a blue sky day instead of winter gray! Thrilled just the same!!
I tend to share more often on my Facebook page and would love you to give me a 'like' over there!!
For now, I'm on my way to shovel off our decks…again! Eight fresh inches on top of two earlier feet of snow this week! Fa La La La La and Happy Holidays to you & yours!!
Camping at Goose Lake
October 9, 2016
This summer I invited myself along on a friend's camping trip to Goose Lake in the Mt Adams Wilderness, with her two grandsons.
This was my first camping experience (that I remember ~ my mom tells me we camped when I was a toddler) and I couldn't wait to see sunset and sunrise over the lake without having to get up or get home at an ungodly hour.
The boys brought fishing poles to catch our food, a BB gun to fend off wild animals in the wilderness, and a machete…I presume to clear a nice space for our comfort. All but the fishing poles were abandoned as soon as they saw the lake!
While waiting for sunset we watched a 'mist' of dust rise and fall as travelers drove the gravel road next to the lake.
When sunset arrived in front of our campsite, it was pretty nice!
Sunrise the following morning was quite beautiful as light overtook shadow.
I was hoping to see a ton of wildlife, and made sure I was the first one on the lake after a brutally cold and nervous night's sleep. Between my husband's 30-year-old worn out sleeping bag and a twig or branch crackling seemingly every few minutes I think I got 3 hours sleep max.
Surrounded with golden light and a sweet little Sandpiper to entertain me in early morning solitude.
As the sun rose higher I could hear campers stirring and looked for more photo opportunities before anglers or boats disturbed the lake.
I found a family of Mergansers beginning their day.
They chased each other back and forth…..
…and did a bit of their own fishing while humans launched boats into the lake.
A little Junco serenaded me from a branch behind my spot on the beach…
…as did an American Dipper on the next rock over from where I sat.
Did I already say the morning light was Golden? Breathtakingly so!
As I headed toward sounds of the boys talking, a pair of Bald Eagles flew overhead.
I had to climb over a series of logs to get to where my friends were fishing for breakfast.
As I began my climb, I stumbled upon a pair of Crossbills! Good reason to stop!!
Finally, I made it across the logs only to find we had no fish for our breakfast. Luckily we brought a camp stove and eggs!!
Goose Lake is so beautiful and a perfect place for little boys to fish and dream about all the wilderness has to offer ~ hopefully they'll take their children one day.
It's also a pretty nice place for a photographer to catch some lovely reflections! I even heard a PIKA speak!!! I must tell you, I didn't like the part about no showers and the lake too cold to take a dip ~ but I loved being there at dusk, dawn, and every moment between.
Mt Adams Wilderness Crofton Ridge
September 12, 2016
I joined Friends of Mt. Adams for a hike on Crofton Ridge via the Shorthorn Trail on Saturday. Our group met at the Trout Lake School for an early start.
Led by Darvel Lloyd, who grew up climbing and exploring Mt Adams, it was a very educational hike.
Our group of twelve headed up the Shorthorn Trail through burned forest from the 2012 Cascade Creek fire.
Fascinated with the charred forest remains, contrasting with new growth I stopped for many photos.
Can we call this 'Fall Color'?
Although it is late in the season, many wildflowers are still in bloom. I think this is a Pearly Everlasting.
Looking back I was surprised to see Mt Hood. We parked at an elevation about 4740 feet and would end up at 6227 feet after our 3 mile hike to the ridge.
I believe this in the Lupine family.
A beautiful bouquet of Asters.
Crossing Shorthorn Creek.
On the other side of the creek we found pink Monkeyflower.
Another fork of Shorthorn Creek.
Crofton Creek. Looking up, I found a tiny waterfall!
Looking down the creek I felt amazed and awed….
When I looked UP from the creek I wondered if I could climb that hill. See the tiny hikers at the top of the first switchback? Hint…the dot of red.
No, I'm not gasping for air….I'm stopping to take pictures!
This is where we're heading.
A vast landscape that takes my breath away, I could stand here for hours.
Almost there at Round the Mountain Trail #9.
The last section of our hike, the crest on Crofton Ridge.
A spectacular view of Mt Adams from the southwest side.
Looking west at Mt. St. Helens.
As we sat and enjoyed our lunch, four Clark's Nutcrackers joined us!
Zooming in on a waterfall from where we sat in the shade.
Zoomed in on the almost uncovered lookout tower at the top of Mt Adams. 12,276′
Rested, nourished and hydrated we began our three mile descent.
Use caution when heading downhill on a rocky sandy path. I landed on my cushy backpack twice, but yay my camera landed on my lap! Might as well take a picture of the view!! Don't worry, I wasn't hurt but even more cautious as I continued.
Trudging back down I pretty much kept my eyes on my footing and tried to keep up! Oh look, another pretty wildflower!! Fireweed.
Yes, out of breath again I stopped for another pretty picture. You know I love rocks!
I looked up from time to time (especially after we reached a gentler downhill section), still amazed at the charred remains of a once green forest.
You know me, I can't resist stopping for a 'critter'.
Darvel often stopped to discuss history, flora and fauna of the neighborhood.
I am so fortunate to have met and hiked with such an interesting and cohesive group of people. Another wonderful September adventure!!!
Sunday Drive
September 5, 2016
I don't enjoy crowds, so instead of hiking in the Columbia River Gorge or going to a waterfall on Sunday (a three-day holiday weekend), I took a drive. Surprisingly I ended up at one of my favorite places, Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
It was a lovely quiet day and felt like I had the entire place to myself! The shot at top was looking east and this shot was looking west. Sun on one side and rain on the other!
After watching a bachelor of bucks close to home practice their rutting techniques the previous night, I was hoping to find elk doing the same. Alas, no elk and very few birds revealed themselves to me.
Instead I found a ton of dragonflies! I watched this one eat a bug!!
And a Sulphur finally let me capture it! I can't tell you how long I've chased these beautiful butterflies hoping for a picture!
I did see several sparrows ~ I believe this is a Song Sparrow.
Swallows are still filling the sky and I managed to capture this Violet-green Swallow in flight!
I entertained myself for a moment studying this stand of Quaking Aspen.
From the top to bottom they are a magnificent tree.
Just look at that beautiful bark!
Speaking of magnificence, wildflowers abound on the refuge. I'm not sure, but I think there were two bees sharing pollen in this aster.
Goldenrod lit up some of the roads…..
…interspersed with Bird's-foot Trefoil.
I thought I heard a Western Meadowlark! He pretended to not notice me as I pretended to not sneak closer to him.
He thought he was invisible and he almost was. My camera had a hard time focusing through the branches so I had to give it a little help. Yes, I can still focus manually!
House Wren made a lot of racket as I chased some nearby butterflies.
Sandhill Cranes are still roaming the refuge, but I only saw 6 all day long and they were in flight.
I think this is a Golden-crowned Sparrow, but it could be a juvenile White-crowned. Help with ID is always appreciated ~ especially for sparrows, the ultimate of Little Brown Birds!
As the afternoon wore on, dark clouds moved closer and a few spots of rain hit my dusty car.
The dragonflies didn't mind.
Oh look, another Sulphur resting long enough to let me watch him.
As I thought about calling it a day I heard Sandhill Cranes calling from afar…
…and watched a Heron crossing Kreps Lane ~ first time I've seen them in this area!
With the arrival of colorful foliage, I wish you a Happy September my friends. I've had a magical summer and hope to stay at my computer long enough to tell you about it!! One day soon…..I promise….I hope….maybe…..after my next adventure!
By the way, I'm now on Instagram, I hope you'll follow me there! Just look for Steider Studios!


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Today is a special day: our Company turns 68! Things have changed a lot from 1950 but our values are still the same: the innovative soul that learns from past to be better today and tomorrow, the constant desire to produce, and a real passion for our job.
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Usually Discordians are seen as jokesters, but Viivi James is serious about paganism.
Viivi has been a pagan for almost 15 years. In that time, her religious practice has changed a lot, but one thing has stayed the same: her passion for teaching others about her faith.
Although she now identifies as a Discordian or eclectic pagan, Viivii has experimented and researched everything from LaVeyan Satanism to Wicca. She now tries to teach others about the newer forms of paganism, as well as creating your own practice from scratch.
When she isn't writing, Viivi is tending to her garden, caring for her three cats, or painting. She also sells her hand-crafted metal bracelets through Etsy.
Viivi never went to college, but she is committed to the hard work and research that must go into each of her nonfiction books.
She's devoted to Eris, but also work with Lilith and Hecate to keep her home and life running smoothly while Eris wreaks Her havoc.


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Most of Guernsey's beaches are dog friendly during the summer months. The beaches where dogs are banned between 1st May and 30th September are Fermain, Petit Bot, L'Erée, Vazon (Northern end), Cobo, Port Soif, L'Ancresse and Pembroke. Dogs are not permitted on Lihou Island and Lihou causeway all year round. Please see the map available to download on the right of this page.
Wildlife and dogs
Dog owners should always prevent their dog from chasing or disturbing wildlife, especially birds. Birds are particularly vulnerable during the breeding season, February to July.
Taking care of beaches, parks and paths
If you are a dog owner, pick up after your dog! Please tie the top of the bag. Take the waste home, or put it in a public litter bin.
Please don't leave dog mess in a plastic bag at the side of the path or hanging on trees, hedges or fences. This is still a littering offence.
If you see someone else leaving the mess from their dog on public land, you can ask them to pick it up. If they refuse, you are encouraged to contact Agriculture, Countryside and Land Management Services or the Police with any details that may help lead to a successful prosecution (e.g. vehicle registration of dog owner/walker, description of dog and owner, etc). All calls will be dealt with in the strictest confidence.
Registered Assistance Dogs
Owners of guide dogs are exempt from the Control of Dogs Ordinance. Please note special arrangements can also be made for dogs registered under the UK registered assistance dogs scheme, particularly for dogs for the hard of hearing. Under this arrangement, owners of registered assistance dogs can apply to the Department for a licence excluding them from most of the provisions of the Ordinance. However, such owners are still legally required to pick up faeces left by their dogs in public places. Please contact Agriculture, Countryside and Land Management Services for further details.


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Book Review: I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist
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I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist
Title: I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist
Author: Norman Geisler and Frank Turek
1-5 Star Rating: 5 Stars
Review by: Dan Muhlenkamp
Why did you read it?
I wanted evidence and reason and this looked very logical.
What did you get out of it?
The best expose of logic and evidence for the existence of God and the correctness of Christianity I've ever seen
List what someone can expect to learn:
- What "truth" is and isn't.
- The evidence and logic for the existence of God
- If God exist, which God?
- Is the Bible reliably passed on to us? Is it the Word of God
- Is atheism logical
Summarize, who would you recommend the book/video/course to? What situations?
If you have an open mind and you believe things should be logical, this book is for you. It does require you to be willing to follow the truth wherever it leads, or you will find it very upsetting. Computer programmers and engineers will love the book.


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Bhavesh Joshi Superhero Movie Review: With the raising no. of crimes one tends to lose the essence of goodness. Bhavesh Joshi Superhero is one such film that reminds and inspires you to fight for good, in your own small/big way.
Helmed by –Vikramaditya Motwane, who has previously directed films like Udaan, Looteram, and Trapped. Harshvardhan Kapoor hails the lead character in the movie which is roughly based on Mumbai's Water Mafia. In an interview, Harsh mentioned that this movie is on the line of real-life heroism like Nayak, well we not just agree but believe that's it a slight notch higher.
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Bhavesh Joshi Superhero Movie Review
To be honest, this film is wrongly marketed it is surely not a superhero film. It is a story of a character, Sikandar (Harshvardhan), who at first plays a pseudo-reformist.
But when things take a turn for the worst he soon realizes that it's not about being a superhero at all and in fact nor even a hero, all of it and more was a necessary step of raising one's voice and making it matter.
For once a movie has managed to downplay the image of the typical hero. The well-written screenplay builds up slowly and steadily towards a strong climactic outburst that will prickle your conscience for some stumbling answers to some noteworthy questions.
Playing the part of a corporator level politician who dreams of ruling Mumbai, Nishikant Kamat manages to be a menacing villain. Harshvardhan, pose a great amount of growth and stability in his post-debut role. He seamlessly steps into the shoes of a 'hero,' without losing his sense of ordinariness. He is well supported by two other young actors Pryanshu Painyuli and Ashish Verma who play Harshvardhan's brothers in arms.
What makes this film extraordinary is that it catches you off-guard. With an underline message of social awakening, the unostentatious heroism and the extraordinary strength shown by ordinary people churns your thinking wheels. It doesn't offer a ready-made solution that might not be possible in real life. It offers us a thought to go out there and try to make a difference.
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Bhavesh Joshi Superhero Rating
We rate the movie a solid 3.5. It is grim, socialist and thought-provoking but in a subtle sartorial manner that doesn't offend you but engages you instead.