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Dear friends,
I told you in my last email that I would back up a bit and let you know how I survived the 100 Mile Wilderness and made my way to the base of Mount Katahdin. This email is my best effort at doing that.
When I was in Monson, Maine, the last stop before entering the formidable wilderness area, I had the good fortune of experiencing the best of the two hostels in town. I stayed at the Lakeshore House which gave me a low key and comfortable place to stay, a laundromat, access to a computer, a friendly caretaker, and lots of good food at its downstairs restaurant. But I ate some colossal meals at the famous Shaw's Lodging, one of the oldest hostels on the Trail, dating back to the 1970′s. Keith Shaw started the hostel with his wife, but after Keith's death a few years ago, the hostel was sold to Dawn and Sue who currently run it with the assistance of several cooks and housekeepers. I pulled Dawn aside and asked her a few questions about the town of Monson. I was surprised by what I learned.
Dawn told me that Monson was known for two things: its wood and its slate. The wood takes the form of lumber, biomass (leftover wood products burned to boil water to make steam that then makes electricity), and wood pellets (used in furnaces for heat or steam production) The slate comes from the fact that Monson is surrounded by mountains with slate as their principle bedrock. The slate that is the most unusual is black slate, noted for its deep dark color. This slate is linked to the US Presidency and a tragic time in our country's history.
Jacqueline Kennedy, the first lady of the John F. Kennedy presidency, was close friends with a Monson resident, Bernice Abbott. Bernice was a prominent black and white photographer, noted for her pictures of ordinary Maine people and scenes around the old general stores that provided groceries, supplies, and community gathering places in rural areas. Bernice was also famous for some of her pioneering work at MIT in using photography to study motion, for instance the strobe light generations of a bouncing ball. Some of her male contemporaries got more credit for the work, because in those early days, men were recognized for their scientific contributions more than women. Well, Jackie Kennedy and Bernice were very close and Jackie visited her in Monson often. When President Kennedy was assassinated, Jackie remembered the black slate of Monson and insisted that her husband's gravestone in Arlington National Cemetery be made from it. Today, dark slate stones engraved by a Monson craftsman mark the graves of both John F. and Bobby Kennedy.
Aside from its wood products and slate, Monson was once known as a tourist center. The town is located on the edge of Lake Hebron. In the early 1900′s, tourists would flock to the Lake Hebron House, a huge hotel, to enjoy the good life of the sunny days of Maine's short summer and the crisp evenings of late summer and early fall.
After I enjoyed a last great breakfast at Shaws's on the morning of Labor Day, Monday, September 7, I returned to the Lakeshore House to pack up my pack and say goodbye to the proprietor Rebekah. I positioned myself on highway 15 just across from the Monson General Store and stuck my thumb out. I was hoping for a ride to the trailhead 3.5 miles north of town. Several cars passed me by, and I started wondering how long I was going to be stuck there, when a truck pulled up next to me. I recognized the driver as the same guy that cooked my blueberry pancakes that morning at Shaw's. He had another thru hiker, Gentle Ben, with him. I put my pack and hiking poles in the back of the truck and climbed into the back seat of the oversized cab.
Gentle Ben and I hit the Trail at 9:30. We soon split up and hiked at our own individual paces. We were in the 100 Mile Wilderness area of Maine. Outside of a few logging road crossings, there would be no towns and no chances for resupply until we reached Abol Bridge in 99.4 miles. I found myself in the Pond Country of Maine. I passed by Spectacle Pond, Bell Pond, Lily Pond, North Pond, and Mud Pond. As I have mentioned before, some of these ponds are huge. I would call them lakes if it were up to me. There were a lot of ups and downs to the terrain, and plentiful tree roots on the trail to make me slow down and pay careful attention to my steps. I forded several rivers and made it 15.1 miles to the Long Pond Steam Lean-to. Just before I got there at 6:15, I managed to get both my feet tangled up in tree roots on the trail. I fell face first onto the side of the trail. The weight of my pack pressed my face forward into a pile of pine straw and dirt. I dusted myself off and felt my nose to make sure it was not broken. It was a humiliating fall, but I was glad for the soft landing. That night, I stayed at the shelter with my friends Bunyan and Cruiser along with three more northbounders and one southbounder. I was proud of my higher mileage of this day. I was energized by the realization that I was less than 100 miles from my final destination, Mount Katahdin.
The next morning, I carefully climbed down into the Slugundy Gorge and filled up all my water containers with water by a beautiful waterfall. I had been informed by the southbound hikers that, today, I would be climbing into a range of mountains where water was scarce. I hit the Trail and steadily gained altitude for several hours. I passed the Barren Ledges on Barren Mountain and eventually made it to the top of the very steep Fourth Mountain. From the top of this mountain, I was sure I could see the faint shape of Mount Katahdin just behind another towering peak. I knew the towering peak in the foreground as White Cap. The Trail would eventually take me over its top for a clearer view of my final destination. It was getting late that afternoon when I climbed over Chairback Mountain. I had heard this was a difficult climb and found this to be true. The descent was particularly tricky over a mass of giant boulders.
I had hoped to make it all the way to the West Branch of the Pleasant River before dark, but the descent down Chairback went on and on. At dusk, I tripped on the Trail and fell once more. Another miracle, I escaped unhurt. But this fall told me I was getting tired and clumsy. It was time to stop. I found a flat place to camp out of sight of the Trail and hurriedly pitched my tent. I judged the weather to be fair and stable enough to allow me to leave off the rain fly of my tent. I made myself a cup of tea and fixed a supper of Kung Pao Chicken. I ate by headlamp and felt very good about my day's accomplishments. I was 14 miles closer to Katahdin.
The night was a beautiful experience. Because I had no fly on my tent, only mosquito netting was between me and the sky. The fir and birch trees towered over me. Stars peeked at me between the limbs. A waning moon came up late and lit up the forest. I slept well until dawn when I heard a visitor coming by my camp. This visitor was big. There was a large measured space between the sound of feet crunching on the ground. I was sure this visitor was a moose. I grabbed my camera, unzipped the mosquito netting door of my tent, and climbed outside. It was still dark. I turned on the flash to my camera and waited. I knew moose were particularly wary of interaction with humans. The crunch, crunch of its heavy footsteps continued as this visitor skirted my camp just out of range of my eyesight and the camera's flash. I was disappointed that, once again, the chance of seeing a moose in the wild had escaped me. But I was confident that I could claim that, although I had not actually seen a moose, I had been visited by one!
That morning I forded the West Branch of the Pleasant River at 7:45. I took off my hiking boots and my socks and put on my crocs for the crossing. It was important to me that I keep my feet dry. The day before, I had started to feel the stinging pain of a blister forming on the heel of my left foot. I didn't want to aggravate this condition to full blown blisterhood. Blisters were the last thing I needed on this final section of the Trail.
I climbed six miles out of the river valley up Gulf Hagas Mountain. I descended this mountain and scrambled up rocks to reach the top of West Peak. In the valley below, I ran into a hiker I recognized. He was coming south. This was Bookworm. I had last seen him in the Shenandoahs, heading north. I greeted him enthusiastically online levitra canada. Bookworm explained that he had been moving too slow on the southern part of the Trail. He was working on a "written word" project and found that many of the hikers he was interested in interviewing were passing him by. He decided to come north and hike back south to meet the hikers he needed to complete his project. He told me that I was one of the hikers he really wanted to interview. He asked me if I had the time. Although I wanted to get more miles in and the afternoon was wearing on, I agreed to an interview. With Bookworm's ipod recording me, I told him my stories, my attitudes about the Trail, and sang him my Hikers' Song. I hit the Trail 45 minutes later with an urgency. White Cap Mountain was three miles away. If I could get up to the top while the light was still good, I would be rewarded with my first full view of Katahdin, "the greatest mountain" in the words of the Native language.
So I set a fast pace. I was surprised when a friendly voice called from behind. It was Cruiser! I thought he was way ahead of me. Cruiser had decided to take a side trail to explore the Gulf Hagas canyon. This worthy adventure had taken him off the Appalachian Trail for several hours. We were both glad to share each other's company again!
Cruiser and I made it up to the rocky, bare top of White Cap by 5:30. Sure enough, in the distance was the clear, unobstructed view of that place that had been calling to us ever since we started the Trail in Georgia. I was one day short of six months on the Trail. Finally, the end seemed real. I felt my confidence grow by several measures at that moment. Cruiser and I paused to take portraits of each other with the greatest mountain in the background.
Cruiser and I tented that night just north of the Logan Brook Lean-to. As I removed my socks for bed that night, I was alarmed that the condition of my left heel had worsened. Multiple blisters were forming on the bottom of my heel. Why now? I was wearing the same shoes, the same kind of socks that I had been wearing for months. Why were blisters showing up in this final part of my hike? I was 72.4 miles from Katahdin!
The next day, Thursday, September 10, I hiked a little over eleven miles to the Cooper Brook Falls Lean-to by mid afternoon. I stopped here for a snack and to get water. As I was leaving I ran into old thru hiker friends Don Quixote and Panza. We decided to hike together the next four miles to a lumber road crossing called Jo-Mary Road. Don Quixote and Panza were going to be picked up at this road the next morning. They were going to be a part of the Trail's End Festival happening over the next weekend in Millinocket, Maine. They were going to work the day before the Festival in a "Hard Core" project. This project would involve carrying in building supplies to the Chairback Lean-to for major improvements scheduled there. I was torn. I had dreamed for months of being a part of the Trail's End Festival. I wanted to sing my new Hikers' Song there. But, I had a linear view of the Trail. I just couldn't allow myself to go to the end of the Trail before finishing it.
That night, Don Quixote, Panza, and I were joined by thru hiker L-Train. We had a great time together. We cooked our suppers over a campfire and reminisced about our best and worst times on the Trail. I played harmonica and sang my song.
On Friday, September 11, I had my earliest start on the Trail of my entire trek. I was hiking by 6:30. It was one of my most enjoyable mornings. Everything seemed so fresh, so clean. It was cold! Maine was definitely into the fall season. At the Antlers Campsite on Lower Jo-Mary Lake, I stopped and made myself a cup of coffee and had an early morning snack. I was surprised when Goof, a thru hiker I had last seen in Virginia, wandered into camp. Goof explained that he had amicably separated from the group he had been hiking with, a group many of us recognized as "The Goof Troop." He felt the need to speed up the pace of his hike. Goof was one of the youngest hikers I had met on the Trail. He had just graduated from high school. Goof and I hiked out of the campsite and were surprised when we passed the privy. It was labeled "Fort Relief." We had heard hikers Old Goat and Check Six talk about Fort Relief. They would always sign their shelter journals "Onward to Fort Relief!" But they would never tell us what Fort Relief meant or where it was. Now we knew. It was an outhouse! On closer inspection, Goof and I found that this was no ordinary outhouse. It had two windows with curtains. It had a polished wooden toilet seat. It had a privy journal and books to read. It had a wash basin inside (You had to provide your own water.) And it even had a crystal doorknob! We took our pictures by Fort Relief before moving on.
This day turned out to be my longest day on the Trail for quite some time. In 17.8 miles, I hiked down beautiful Nahmakanta Stream (Indian for "plenty of fish."), and around Nahmakanta Lake. At 6:15 I arrived at Wadleigh Stream Lean-to. It was crowded with many hikers, among them, Goof, Space Cowboy, Slapshot, DOC, and Jellyfish. I hiked just past the shelter and pitched by tent just off the Trail. When I took off my boots and socks, I was shocked by what I saw. My feet had been complaining to me all day, but I was not prepared for this. The underside of my left heel was covered with many small, red blisters. Now, even my right heel had blisters starting to form. How could this be happening? I wasn't doing anything different. Was my body finally telling me that it had had enough? If these blisters got infected, could this be the end of my hike? I ate supper in a worried state of mind. Before I went to bed, I went to the open ground in front of my tent and prayed. I put down tobacco in the tradition of American Indians, but I prayed to the God that listens to all human beings. I prayed that I be allowed to finish the Trail, not for some great accomplishment for myself, but for what it could mean for other people. I promised the Creator that, if I was allowed to complete this journey, I would dedicate the rest of my life to helping others believe in the power of their dreams. I would serve by example and deed to help people see that they had the power to make their dreams come true. I realized the enormity of what I was doing. I was essentially shaping the rest of my life. I crawled into my sleeping bag that night not really knowing what was coming for me. This hike had become something much bigger than I ever had imagined jackpot city casino. It was defining me and my life.
The next day I tried something different. If I had developed blisters by doing things the same, why not switch it up a little bit. Instead of wearing a thin liner sock underneath my hiking socks, I just put on the hiking socks. I also started a regimen of applying Neosporin to the outside of the blisters on my heels. I was surprised when I put on my boots that my feet felt pretty good. As I hiked that morning, climbing Nesuntabunt Mountain, I said prayers as I hiked. I reminded myself of an old teaching I had learned from the Ojibwe Indians on the Great Lakes. In their Midewiwin religion, the Ojibwe have an expression of "Let me walk with moccasin tracks on my Mother the Earth." This doesn't really mean that we walk in moccasins. It means we should walk respectfully on the earth. We should treat the earth as if it was our Mother. We should be respectful of all living things. We should expand our definitions of brotherhood and sisterhood to include all of the Creation. That morning as I climbed the mountain, I carefully placed my feet between the rocks and tree roots. I was walking with moccasin tracks comprar viagra online portugal.
That day something shifted in me. It was a growing confidence. I felt stronger. My feet stopped hurting! I hiked 11.9 miles along a beautiful stream, Rainbow Stream, to Rainbow Lake Campsite. I arrived midafternoon at 3:45. When I went down to the spring on the edge of the lake to get water, I could see a tip of Mount Katahdin peeking over the trees on the horizon. Even though I knew I should be careful with my feet, I decided to do something I hadn't done before on the Trail. I pitched my tent and made my camp ready for supper and bed. I left my pack and food bag hanging from a tree. With my hiking poles, but without anything on my back, I hiked on northward on the Trail. I hiked for about 1.5 miles, carefully placing my feet on the Trail. I could see the lake shining through the forest below me. At one point, and I don't know how I picked this point, I left the Trail and carefully threaded myself through the trees and thick undergrowth to the lakeshore. When the trees opened up at the water's edge, a sight lay before me that took my breath away. Below me was the perfect mound of a beaver lodge. I stepped out onto the sticks of the lodge and out beyond the shore. There, on the horizon, was Katahdin. It was huge! The whole mountain was visible to me. No clouds obscured any part of it. I sat down right on top of the lodge. I didn't move for thirty minutes. I just watched the mountain .
At that moment I realized that I was going to complete my journey along the Appalachian Trail. Somehow I knew that Katahdin was calling me. Like the Trail, Katahdin had become my ally, not my adversary. I marveled at the beauty of this greatest mountain and its reflection in the water of Rainbow Lake. As the light started fading, loons all over the lake started up with their evening calls. I knew I was going to make it. Everything was working with me.
The next morning, Sunday, September 13, I was up at 5:30. I was on the Trail by 7:00. I only had 11.2 miles to go before I came out of the 100 Mile Wilderness. At 1:30 that afternoon, just before I reached the road crossing that would take me to Abol Bridge, I met a family of a mom, dad, and two kids on the Trail. A steady drizzle of rain had started to fall. These people were amazed to meet a thru hiker. The boy and the girl seemed to soak up every word I said. I told them that I was impressed they were out as a family hiking on the Appalachian Trail. I told them to never let things like rain or cloudy skies get them down. All of this was part of the Creation, I told them.
This encounter with the parents and the kids energized me even more than I realized. I practically streamed through the light rain to the trail crossing with the highway. I turned right, headed down the road, and crossed the fast waters of the Penobscot River on a pedestrian bridge next to the main single lane bridge that I knew was reserved mainly for lumber trucks. I came to a log building that had a sign beside it. "Abol Bridge Campground and Store," the sign said. Another sign on the side of the building said, "Game Inspection Station." Another said, "Office, No Dogs, Packs, or Bare Feet." I went inside to find a paradise of junk food, canned goods, cold drinks, and other things highly desired by thru hikers coming out of the 100 Mile Wilderness!
Even though it was only 2:00 in the afternoon, I decided to stop for the day. A kind lady behind the counter gave me what she called an Abol (pronounced A-ball with the accent on the long A sound) Bridge shopping basket, which was the top of a cardboard box. I filled it with supplies that would see me through my final push to Katahdin. I selected a jar of peanut butter, a package of English muffins, several Snickers bars, a block of cheese, a cheese danish, a raspberry danish, and a cinnamon bun. I paid for a tent site in the adjoining campground. The lady was a fountain of knowledge about the area. She told me that before the bridge was built in 1953, there was no way to cross the river except over a dam upstream on the Penobscot River. Prior to the bridge this dam and three others like it were use to release water into the rivers to float logs down to the paper mill in Millinocket. Now, the bridge allowed lumber trucks to transport the logs. She said there was a movement at one time to call the bridge, the Thoreau Bridge, because the famous naturalist, writer, and philosopher Henry David Thoreau camped right where the campground was, where the Abol Stream flowed into the Penobscot. This movement failed, and the bridge and the store remained known as Abol Bridge. Abol, she said, meant "Where the rough waters meet the calm." I kept my mouth shut, because I had been told earlier that Abol meant "bare, devoid of trees." Anyway, I liked her definition better, and there were a lot of trees around there.
I paid for my goods and set up my tent on the shore of Abol Stream. It was still drizzling slightly, but the rain stopped about the time I needed to cook my supper. In the twilight, I hiked 0.7 of a mile to the boundary of Baxter State Park. There was an information board there. I signed up for a spot for the next night at a shelter reserved for thru hikers at the base of Mount Katahdin. I slept well that night knowing that my goal was within easy reach. It was only 9.9 miles to my next night's lodging. From there, it was 5.2 miles to the top of Katahdin.
The next morning as I was eating my danish and drinking my coffee at my campsite's picnic table, I had an amazing experience. In the dim light at 6:30, a large bird came flying down Abol Stream straight toward me. It was the largest bald eagle I have ever seen! Out of respect, I stood up and spoke to him (or her) as he (or she) flew over. "Booshoo, Migizi!" I said and raised my hand. "Miigwetch!" Hello, eagle! Thank you!
Immediately, the Midewiwin teaching about the eagle at dawn came back to me. At one time long ago, the earth was destroyed by a flood. Later, after people repopulated the earth, and started to become corrupt again, the Creator planned to destroy the earth again, this time by fire. At that time, the eagle came at dawn. He flew amidst the crack between darkness and light, straight up into the sky, higher than any other bird could fly. He screamed four times to get the attention of the Creator. He stopped the destruction of the earth. The Creator told the eagle: "It is now your job to fly over the earth each day at dawn and report back to me. As long as you can tell me that there are people living on earth who are remaining true to their original instructions, I will give the earth one more day." According to this teaching, our lives and the very existence of the earth are linked closely with the eagle and the service he provides each morning.
I marveled at this sign as I packed up my tent and made ready for my hike into Baxter State Park. The hike proved to be rather demanding. I first followed the Penobscot River and then a tributary, Nesowadnehunk Stream ("swift stream between the mountains") through the park. I had to ford the Nesowadnehunk two times, once on a very wobbly log, and once on some slippery rocks. I stopped by Daicey Pond and Elbow Pond for photos of Katahdin, the mountain getting bigger all the time. I arrived at the Ranger Station at Katahdin Campground around 3:00. Bruce, the Ranger, registered me for the Birches Campsite, and gave me a piece of paper confirming that I was the 304th thru hiker this year, coming north, to make it to the base of Katahdin.
That night, I shared the shelters and tenting platform of the Birches with Wolfpack (a young thru hiker and graduate in zoology from NC State University), Lisa, Desert Fox (from Arizona), Cloud (a deaf flip flop hiker), and Kind Man (from Saint Louis).
At 5:30 AM on Tuesday, September 15, I roused myself, fixed breakfast, and packed two packs. One pack was my old backpack that had seen me through most of the Appalachian Trail. The other was a daypack that Ranger Bruce insisted that I take. I was to use the daypack to go up Katahdin. "Just take some water, some food, extra layers of clothes, and some raingear," Bruce had said. "You will need this lighter pack to help you maneuver through the rocks getting up the mountain."
All of us thru hikers started up Katahdin independently that morning. We promised to gather at the top to help each other take our summit pictures. I headed out at 8:00, signing the clipboard at the trailhead with my name, time of departure, trail taken, and leaving blank the column for time of return. At first the trail was easy. I made my way up one mile to the falls of Katahdin Stream. Two more miles, and I broke above tree line. Here, the trail got steep with huge boulders and very hazardous climbing. With the absence of trees, the wind dramatically increased in velocity, at times gusting to 50 mph. Stinging rain came with the wind. I entered The Gateway section of hand over hand climbing before one final steep ascent to The Table Land. The thru hiker, Lisa, joined me for this section. It was comforting to have the company of another human being in this stark environment. We both marveled at a huge rainbow that had formed in the valley far below us. The Table Land turned out to be a relatively easy trail of steadily rising rocks that led to the final climb to the summit. The higher Lisa and I got, the thicker the clouds became until our visibility was reduced to about 50 feet. Then, up ahead, Lisa and I could see definite forms of other people. It was 12 noon. We had reached the top!
Lisa and I shook hands with everyone and then collapsed in the rocks, using them to provide shelter from the wind. We all ate something and drank something to increase our stamina. Then it was time for pictures! We all took our turns at the sign that proclaimed: "Katahdin, Baxter Peak, Elevation 5267 Ft, Northern Terminus of the Appalachian Trail, A Mountain Footpath Extending Over 2000 Miles to Springer Mtn. Georgia."
Our journey was finished. We were ecstatic, but we were also tired. We had 5.2 miles and 4000 feet of descent to negotiate safely before our trail odyssey was truly finished.
We headed down the mountain at 12:30. We reached the Ranger Station at 4:00. Soon, an SUV from the Appalachian Trail Lodge arrived to take us to Millinocket, the closest town. The ride to town was full of cheerful chatter among the hikers. Everyone was talking about one or more of the following subjects: what they were going to eat that night, what they were going to drink that night, taking a shower, not taking a shower, how they were getting home.
Jaime and Paul made us all feel welcome at the Appalachian Trail Lodge. Before I had managed to make it to the shower, I was greeted by Elizabeth and Dan Page. Elizabeth said she didn't mind hugging a smelly hiker. Elizabeth was one of my first students at the North Carolina School of Science and Math, back in 1980. Dan, her husband, was the pilot of a Piper PA-28, single piston, four seater airplane. They had flown up from Raleigh, NC to pick me up and fly me back home over the Appalachain Trail. But that was the next morning. Tonight, Elizabeth had packed in a North Carolina feast of pulled pork barbeque, cole slaw, Brunswick stew, homemade skillet cornbread, and peach pie.
I went to bed that night tired and happy.
Liz, Dan, and I were joined by Cruiser at 6:00 the next morning for a fabulous breakfast at the Appalachian Trail Cafe. Thru hiker, Pipe Smoke, gave us a ride to the Millinocket Municipal Airport. The airport manager, Jeff, gave us a very friendly send off and urged us to come back again. We took off at 9:11 with Pipe Smoke just off the runway snapping pictures.
I have to tell you that our plane ride back accomplished its major mission: getting us home safely. But it fell short of our hopes of offering us spectacular aerial views of the Appalachian Trail. Almost the entire East Coast of the United States was covered with clouds on Wednesday, September 16! Dan had planned a route over the Trail, and we were able to get a few mountain shots, but we discovered an amazing thing as we flew over the highest peaks of New England, the White Mountains. Air Traffic Control officials had assigned us to fly 2000 feet over the tallest mountains. With Mount Washington towering close to 6000 feet, this meant we were cruising at 8000 feet. We were above the clouds! I was expecting to see the tallest peaks poking above the clouds below us. What happened was this: As the tallest mountains rose in elevation, so did the clouds. The clouds grew in height to obscure the mountains beneath them! We still got some great photos and videos that we will post to the website: http://joeliles.chunkyboy.com
We stopped once for refueling and lunch at Orange County Airport in New York at 12:19. We stopped to stretch our legs and top off the fuel tanks at Charlottesville, VA at 5:16. We arrived home at RDU Airport at 6:50. And I was home by 8:00!
I am happy beyond words to be finished with the Trail, but I know I can never be finished with the Trail. The Trail will always be with me. Thank you all for standing by me on this journey. Thanks for your kind thoughts, your words of encouragement, your offers of help, and your prayers. You have helped me accomplish a dream. Now, I want you to work on yours!
All my best,
Braid, AKA Joe Liles
PS. Stay tuned to the blog for more photos, videos, and "life lessons from the Trail."
6 Responses to "Trail Report – September 15 (2178 miles)"
Ann Cannon [email@example.com] Says:
September 18th, 2009 at 10:42 am
Welcome home Joe! I have enjoyed reading every blog and viewing every picture of your AT adventure. You are an inspiration to others. You definitely have a gift. Thanks for letting me and others travel, learn and experience the AT trail with you. You're the best………Ann
Gabriel Cade [email@example.com] Says:
September 18th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
Joe, so many years since I have seen you, studying photography at NCSSM, but hearing about your thru-hike brings back the most important memories of my time at NCSSM, when I began to look for the more interesting detail in the world around me, and my own thru-hike of the AT, when I learned to start shedding the things that were distracting me from those details. I am very proud of you that, that you have made time for something like this in your life, and your website is an impeccable example of proper use of internet resources. I will enjoy reading back as you moved through areas that had begun to feel pretty distant for me, now more than 10 years ago. Thank you so much.
kevin guley [firstname.lastname@example.com] Says:
September 25th, 2009 at 8:45 pm
was a student at ncssm glad you completed the AT. I picked up my brother a thru hicker 2007 gulester in maine at mount katadin who also graduated from ncssm in 2002. IT was a great experience and wish everyone could experience the great views of macafee knob and tinker cliff
Steven Alexander [email@example.com] Says:
September 28th, 2009 at 11:22 am
Dr. Liles,
Glad to see you are resting in retirement.
I miss dropping by S&M to visit. Your adventure sounds wonderful experience. I can't wait to see the pictures. I am sure you have many more adventures planned.
Steve Alexander
dinaparry Says:
February 8th, 2012 at 3:47 pm
ArtistDinamayParry……I just got done reading your book.I started it a week ago and could not put it down.Much to my surprise I see you are from Durham,I live outside of Chapel Hill.Would love to follow your talks when is the next one.Is
your position still open at NCSM? Any way hope your well and keep on Hiking.
dinaparry [email@example.com] Says:
February 8th, 2012 at 3:48 pm
Loved the book.


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Along with today's most popular stars from two giant tv
networks, a quartet of hunky bachelors took the centerstage and turned the heat on to its hottest level during UniSilver's 10XGIVING 10th year Anniversary Concert held last Friday inside Aliw Theatre in Roxas Blvd, Manila. Mister International champions, Jose Anmer Paredes from Venezuela and our very own Neil Perez together with Mister Philippines runner-up Nicko Cruz and Mister Global Philippines Joseph Doruelo were all looking gorgeous and adorably blazing with charm as they performed a dance number wearing only their respective slim fit jeans with nothing but their demi-god-like frame on top.
Check out the high definition images below shot through the lens of esteemed photographer Joy Arguil.
It's interesting to note that during the concert, UniSilver Time's top executives handed gifts to the family members and survivors of the select ten members of the Fallen SAF 44. And as part of the Company's Social Responsibility Undertaking, they have also generously handed out some cash donations to the World Vision for their various programs and projects that primarily benefit the less privileged children.


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Lady Blonde says: "Full of charm all year round, this understated but chic Italian restaurant is one of my favourites in the South Ken area."
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Location: South Kensington
Nearest tube: South Kensington
Daphne's appeal lies not only in its seasonal Italian country cooking, but also in its natural warmth and effortless charm. This chic, understated restaurant is a delight all year round: in summer, the conservatory roof opens to create an alfresco feel; in winter, a blazing fire creates an intimate retreat.
Daphne's Conservatory, warmed by an open fire in winter and cooled by its retractable roof in summer, makes an ideal setting for a private party. Up to 40 guests can enjoy lunch or dinner, or 50 can gather for drinks and canapés. Menus range from £38 to £49 per person.
Head Chef Michael Brown serves seasonal Italian favourites such as San Daniele ham with pears, Burrata with San Marzano tomatoes and hand made pastas.
Specialising in European and Italian wines, Daphne's also recommends wines of the month.
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A glass of Champagne and a plate of zucchini fritte (£4.75) is a combination not to be missed; one of my favourite treats.
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text: Excitement and anticipation filled a vacant automobile sales agency this week. A $6.5 million refurbishment of the newly named Motor House on North Avenue was being celebrated as this arts center project gets launched. I watched its prospective tenants walk this 1914 structure's bare wood floors and envision the new life this fine structure promises as its makeover begins. Read More


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Andrew Winter provides his top tips for managing your pets when you're trying to sell your property.
We all love our pets but we can often be blind to the impact they have on our houses and gardens. They might be your best friends but not in the world of real estate.
1) Let's talk about the basics first. Many people are scared of dogs and simply dislike cats. It's best if neither are around for open house inspections. Send them next door or to a friend's, for as long as possible during the marketing period - that also goes for anything else that moves or could escape such as caged birds, mice, reptiles, rabbits and even ferrets.
2) Take a good look at your property, there will be animal evidence everywhere. Let's start visually – pet fur sticks to everything – flooring, uphostery, cushions – you are going to need to vacuum, vacuum, vacuum!
3) Look out for scratched and damaged furniture and carpets. Check paintwork and door frames which may also be dirty or scratched.
4) Don't forget outside – dogs especially cause havoc in the garden. It's essential there are no "little surprises" waiting underfoot!
5) Which leads us to the unmentionable – the smell. Carpets are particularly affected and no amount of vacuuming or steam cleaning will eliminate odours that may have reached the underlay. The only solution is new carpet.
The final test is to get your pet hating friend around with fresh eyes and a nose! Now if your property passes the test – you officially are a pet free zone!
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We were instructed to write to the father of a child and request he hand over the child's passport or face court proceedings and costs. The father complied with our request upon receiving our letter.
Two more claims for our clients who are Italian Lawyers, against UK residents successfully resolved with payment in full. We continue to have 100% record for these clients on recovery in the UK.
Ms N, successfully obtained a Special Guardianship Order in favour of a grandmother for her two grandchildren.
Ms N – successfully negotiated with the Local Authority not to remove Ms N's two children from her care.
Here at Avadis & Co. Solicitors we successfully passed our Lexcel audit 2017! Introduction The Practice have been accredited to the Lexcel Practice Management Standard since July 2005 and this was full re-assessment visit. I would like to thank all of those involved in the assessment for their cooperation throughout the planning and on-site time.
Laurie Avadis recently raised £650 for Muscular Dystrophy UK and also took part in the challenging Ride London from London to Surrey
Ms F – successfully claimed £1800 for Ms F from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority for the assault she was a victim of.
Avadis & Co. Solicitor will be holding a comedy night to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. There are currently 70,000 people living with the muscle – wasting disease conditions in the U.K. Muscular Dystrophy is an amazing charity which is making a real difference in peoples lives. The Event will be held on Friday 14th
We acted for Mr W who was involved in contested family court proceedings in respect of his home and his child. The proceedings relating to his child resolved with what was essentially shared care and and we were able to obtain an order for an immediate sale and division up of the family home where
V – Italian law firm instructed us to recover a debt. We have recovered debts in 7 cases for this client – all successfully.
Ms R – successfully fought, in the Court of Protection, a Local Authority who removed a vulnerable adult from her family home
Miss DB, received a total sum of £39,263.51 for her injuries and out of pocket expenses as a result of an accident at work.


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The time has come for one of the most anticipated tennis tournament – US Open 2016. US Open 2016 will start from 29th October 2016 (Sunday). USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center – New York City, New York, United States will be the venue for 2016 US Open.
Viewers can watch the live streaming of US Open 2016 from the official website of Starsports. We provide you the links to watch US Open 2016 online below. Top players Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Nadal and more are looking forward for winning the French 2016 open title.
The prize money for US Open 2016 is $46,300,000. The live telecast of US Open 2016 will be available on BBC in UK and ESPN in United States. Check out full International TV listings for US Open 2016 below. Get full schedule for US Open 2016 here. Let's check out more details about US Open 2016 live streaming, telecast channels, schedule, time, date and venue below.
US Open 2016 live stream
Get ready to watch US Open 2016 live stream here. Catch the live action of all matches from the official website of Starsports. Check out the link below. US Open 2016 live streaming links will be active during the games only.
US Open Tennis live streaming
Watch US Open 2016 live stream here
US Open 2016 live telecast channels
The live telecast of US Open 2016 2015 will be aired on different channels based on the countries. Let's check out complete broadcast channels for US Open 2016 in different countries below.
United Kingdom: BBC
USA: ESPN & Tennis Channel
France: Canal+
Canada: TSN
Australia: Fox Sports
Sweden, Norway, Finland: Canal+
African Countries: Super Sports
South America: ESPN Sur
Middle East: ADMC
China: BEIJING TV, CCTV5
Eastern European Countries: DIGISPORT & Local national channels
India & Subcontinent: Star Sports
Spain: CANAL+ & CUATRO
Germany & Austria: SKY DEUTSCHLAND
Italy: SKY Italia
Portugal: SportTV
Netherlands: Nos & Sport1
Russia & Neighbour countries like Ukrain, Armenia: NTV+
Poland: Polsat
New Zealand: TVNZ
Fiji & Tonga: FIJITV
US Open 2016 details
US Open 2016 dates: 29th August to 11th September
Venue: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center – New York City, New York, United States
Total Prize money: $46,300,000
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Michael Clark Proves That (20/10 Vision) Does Exist In The Basketball World
If you don't know Michael Clark then it's about time you get...
Travis Singleton Joins Forces with Reebok International LTD
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Boston, MA (BASN) – Local Kicks4Grades owner and BlackAthlete.net NBA Sports Writer Travis Singleton announced today that he would be merging with Reebok International LTD effective of March 10, 2014. Both sides have agreed to a promotional deal package that will provide undisclosed benefits that will make Travis Singleton one of the few non-athletes to ever be sponsored by Reebok.
Reebok Basketball expects this merger to improve investor confidence and widen its customer base. In addition Reebok will be using Travis for the target markets that they haven't reached in the basketball industry. This partnership will promote both sides and as Reebok changes its look they will not change their actions in competition.
More information is expected to be released following a meeting on March 15.
Reebok International LTD -The name comes from the Afrikaans spelling of rhebok, a type of African antelope or gazelle. In 1890 in Holcombe Brook, a small village six miles north east of Bolton, Joseph William Foster was producing and selling regular running shoes when he came up with the idea to create a novelty spiked running shoe. After his ideas progressed, he joined with his sons and founded a shoe company named J.W. Foster and Sons in 1895. [6]
In 1958, two of the founder's grandsons Joe and Jeff Foster renamed the company "Reebok" in the United Kingdom, having found the name in a dictionary won in a running race by Joe Foster as a boy; the dictionary was a South African edition, hence the spelling. [7] The company lived up to the J.W. Foster legacy, manufacturing first-class footwear for customers throughout the UK. In 1979, Paul Fireman, an American sporting goods distributor, saw a pair of Reeboks at an international trade show and negotiated to sell them in the U.S. [6] (footnote reference: Wikipedia)
About Travis Singleton
Travis Singleton was born and raised in Dorchester, Massachusetts. He currently works with Black Athlete a sports network outlet as a Sports Writer. He is responsible for game footage, player interviews and articles describing every aspect of the basketball games he attends. He has reported from the Celtics locker room all the way to the 2013 USA Basketball Team in Las Vegas, including exclusive coverage of the NBA All Star Weekends.
Travis has currently started an organization named Kicks 4 Grades, where he gives free sneakers to kids in exchange for the Honor Roll. He is a motivational speaker geared to kids and young adults. He has been invited to speak at several middle schools around the City of Boston.
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in 1998 from the "true clean mix" stereo master tape
(not used for the original Warner Bros. vinyl LP) and released
only in the UK and Europe. 8-page color booklet has in-depth sleeve
notes, interview with Jeff Lynne and Bev Bevan,
rare photos plus full original artwork from the original 1974
release. Hear ELO performing a mix of original material
and covers, surrounded by the excited screams of an American audience
discovering "the English guys with
the big fiddles"!
even when first issued on vinyl in 1974 and again in remixed
form in 1985, deleted and expensive to buy on the collectors
market, The Night The Light Went On
(In Long Beach) was remastered fully during 1998,
but only for release in the UK and Europe.
all the original ELO albums produced during the bands
existence, this has been the odd one out. Recorded at California's
Long Beach Auditorium on May 12th 1974, ELO's
one and only official live album in a 16 year career was
regarded purely as a sampler. It saw limited release in
August of that year to countries which had not experienced
the band live - Australia, France, Netherlands,
New Zealand, South Africa and Germany.
Prematurely assigned a US catalogue number by United Artists
but not released, Great Britain and America (ELO's two strongest
markets) had to obtain copies on import. Even rarer was
the single Daytripper (Warner
Bros. WB 16 456) (pictured right) lifted in edited form
and available in a picture sleeve in Germany and the Netherlands.
many years, Warners, Jet, and Epic ignored requests to give
the album a full release, on the grounds the band hated the recording.
Thankfully, this record company misinterpretation was corrected
when we decided to revisit the tapes to investigate why two versions
of the same concert were released and if the show merited remastering
in the Sony archives, we found two sets of stereo master tapes,
one each for the Warner Bros. and Epic vinyl releases. To our
ears and aside from the countless (and poorly recorded) live bootlegs,
the Epic tape was exceptional and warranted a proper CD release.
The remastered CD really is the closest a listener can get to
an ELO live concert, showing just how exciting the experimental
band were during 1974.
Lynne explained at the time:
got a good little show set up for America. We tend to do
mad things on-stage, especially Mike Edwards our cello player
who is really a bit of a maniac, he's doing things like
playing his cello with an orange! We can do most things
on stage, we've got so much scope to improvise 'cos the
cello can start up and do his own thing over a certain passage,
there's a lot of spontaneous things from us on-stage."
Jeff Lynne did not favour live albums, due to the difficulty
of capturing his band's intricate studio sound. Whilst the
band saw live and session performances for the BBC as vital
promotion, plans to release On The
Third Day as a double album, with one half a live
recording from London's Rainbow Theatre and New
York's Carnegie Hall, were shelved. The Rainbow gig
was filmed for limited cinema release though. Certainly,
the initial vinyl release (Warner Bros. WB 56 058) of the
Long Beach show supported Jeff's view. A muddy sound and
edited versions of 10538 Overture,
Mik's Solo, In The Hall Of
The Mountain King and Great
Balls Of Fire did nothing to recommend it.
When the tapes arrived from Jet Records, they were packaged in
large cardboard boxes. On opening, the existence of the correct
master was discovered amongst the various reels and used to produce
the Epic edition in November 1985. The long deleted album was
released on vinyl and cassette (Epic Records EPC 32700) in the
UK, Hong Kong, Japan and the Netherlands. Again, a limited release
but this time the way the band intended it to appear, even down
to the correct versions of Showdown
and Roll Over Beethoven. With typical
record company efficiency, the tapes were (thankfully!) never
returned to Jet Records but filed in Epics own UK archives
and it was to these that we returned for remastering the new compact
disc version.
Night The Light Went On (In Long Beach)
shows a young band on the verge of worldwide super-stardom
but still in search of their "true" ELO sound.
A band near their live peak, performing a mix of Jeff Lynne's
original material and covers of his favourite artists, surrounded
by the excited screams of an American audience discovering
"the English guys with the
big fiddles"!
First Light Series producer & ELO archivist


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Learn more about how Advocates for Opioid Recovery is fighting for more long-term opioid survivors.
Treatment with recovery medication is the most effective path to long-term recovery
More people completed a six-month treatment program when they used recovery medication
With recovery medication, buprenorphine
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What is Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)?
Medication assisted treatment is the combination of behavioral interventions and medications to treat substance use disorders. It's use has demonstrated efficacy in reducing illicit drug use, reducing deaths resulting from overdose, and improving retention in treatment programs. The FDA has approved several different medications to treat opioid addiction.
A common misconception associated with MAT is that it substitutes one drug for another. Instead, these medications relieve the withdrawal symptoms and psychological cravings that cause chemical imbalances in the body. MAT programs provide a safe and controlled level of medication to overcome the use of an abused opioid. And research has shown that when provided at the proper dose, medications used in MAT have no adverse effects on a person's intelligence, mental capability, physical functioning, or employability.
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Advocates for Opioid Recovery applauds SUPPORT Act (H.R. 6) signing
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Mom recalls heartbreaking past with opioids, applauds Congress' new bill
Mom recalls heartbreaking past with opioids, applauds Congress' new bill New resources are coming for people who are struggling in the opioid epidemic. One mother is hoping a new bill that just
House Democrats, Republicans Unite Behind Opioids Bill
House Democrats, Republicans Unite Behind Opioids Bill Sandhya Raman Roll Call September 28, 2018 Read the full article here. Excerpt: The House passed consensus legislation, 393-8, on Friday [September 28] intended to
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New! Watch the TV News Story that the Local Fox Affiliate Did About My History of Trying to End Boeing/FAA Corruption Below! Plus the Daily Report Quote
Well, it has been almost a year, but I finally got the video of the TV news story my local Fox affiliate (KCPQ "Q13 Fox" Channel 13) did on their 6-12-06 newscast transferred so I could put it on this site.
Check it out. It has great information on the steps I have gone through over the years to get the fraud in Boeing and FAA management stopped that is endangering the public for more profitability for Boeing and cushy industry "quid pro quo" jobs for former FAA Management officials:
Today's Daily Report Quote:
This quote is also from my addendum (supplement) to my first report. This section documents the lack of concern by Key Engineers about safety device issues and the fact that budget matters trump safety at Boeing, even in the most obvious safety related areas, such as safety device integrity. I believe this safety device specification issue was partially fixed just months before my termination, some six years after I formally brought it to the attention of the appropriate engineering department. This was well after Boeing corporate management and the FAA had refused to fix it on the multiple occasions I notified them of it. I believe the change that partially fixed this critical problem that allowed untold numbers of defective (insufficient strength) critical safety devices to deliver to BCA customers with the full knowledge of Boeing and the FAA occurred when a new Key Engineer was assigned to the spec. Of course, the hundreds if not many thousands of defective safety devices allowed to deliver on airplanes because of this problem and the rollerstamping quality system in place at Boeing are still flying around, uncorrected. As this is a long section, I am quoting the section sequentially over several days:
It is my humble opinion that safety cable should not be allowed to be used on FAA certificated aircraft without installed safety cable minimum crimp length standards in place where it is used. Please contact the makers of this product (I think (name)) and find out what the minimums should be. If they don't have such standards that can be distributed throughout the aircraft industry, then ban safety cable until they find out what they should be. It might be wise to have SBs (Service Bulletins) put out to inspect all safety cable installations once standards are agreed upon. After all, they are safety devices that are used on some critical installations. This fatal flaw in standards for safety cable installations needs to be fixed ASAP, in my opinion.
(The spec) Saying "Thou shalt not move the tool" obviously, as I have witnessed, does not work. There must be valid inspection criteria when "evil" (just human) mechanics blaspheme the spec.
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I've just about had it with all the whining and complaining (which, I admit, is ironic considering the complaining I'm doing here). Events in Washington and in many of our state capitals prove, over and over again, just how corrupt and ineffectual the system is. And the degree to which money has coopted the system. And just how far we are from a functioning democracy.
And so we complain. And whine. And bitch. And point the finger at everyone. Except ourselves that is.
We seem oblivious to the connection between money and the output we receive. We tolerate a system of campaign finance that is certain to be a corrupting influence. And we keep electing people to offices despite their proven track record of ineptitude. And despite their venile behavior. And cruel words.
To make matters worse, many of us have allowed ourselves to be corrupted by a naive, self-destructive ideology. We willingly accept as true absurd claims made by people who are interested in nothing other than their own self-interest. We seem to have lost the traits of skepticism and discernment. We seem to have lost any sense of how a democracy is supposed to work.
And so we are where we are.
But this too shall pass, I believe. Eventually, we shall come to a more enlightened era, when people realize the inherent dangers of unconstrained greed and power. When people understand the work that's necessary to build and sustain a society that yields the best quality of life for everyone. When people recognize the absurdity in calling people winners or losers. When people no longer react favorably to acts of cruelty.
I don't know when that day will come. I may be gone from this earth by the time it comes. But it will come.
In the meantime, we should accept responsibility for that which we have created. And stop pointing the finger. The system we have is the system that is the predictable, inevitable product of that which we value. And are willing to tolerate.
Today, money rules. So stop feigning surprise.


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Wow is all I can say.. the skies the limit when you are engaged in your acitivies!
Creativity welcome. Be willing to see the world and your business options from new angles and as Shawn Anchor said in his new book,"Before Happiness," from different vantage points. We find new solutions with new perspectives.


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text: In recent years the idea of strong health systems as a component of population health has been noted by both global health donors and national governments alike. Consequently, the question of how to measure the effectiveness of health systems interventions has become ever more pressing. But it remains unclear if efforts to assess health systems are providing enough information to establish a link between investments and improved health outcomes. How do we know if increased investments in the sector are creating the desired impact? This panel discussion will explore the linkage between health system strengthening activities and improving health outcomes and provide a platform for determining the efficacy of health systems investments. Panelists will address methodologies for analyzing health systems, beyond a mere compilation of indicators, and will explore innovative methods to measure health system performance.


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Full Biography
Having relocated his family here, from Ireland, in 2000, Harry settled into life in Canada in West Vancouver's leafy suburbs. He spent his professional life as a freelance I.T. Consultant. Many of Harry's past clients were real estate licensees, responsible for setting up and/or helping them with their internet presences, SEO as well as photographing listings for them for incorporation into their websites and print media. After many years of sales and service overseas, Harry received his Real Estate License from the Sauder School of Business and joined Sotheby's International Realty Canada, prior to joining Engel & Völkers.
Condominiums, houses located North and West Vancouver, Downtown Vancouver, Yaletown, Gastown. International relocation.
* Licensed Realtor® - University of British Columbia Sauder School of Business Real Estate Trading Services Licensing Course.
* HDipComp Business Computing - Griffith College Dublin.
A long time Rugby fan and player, with the Capilano Rugby Club. Harry is also an avid photographer and tech geek!
Harry uses his I.T./Social Media skill set to help his real estate clients with the most important transaction of their lives. He also specializes in "relocation" clients, from overseas as he is well versed in the process, leveraging Engel & Völkers international networks.
The data relating to real estate on this web site comes in part from the MLS® Reciprocity program of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. Real estate listings held by participating real estate firms are marked with the MLS® logo and detailed information about the listing includes the name of the listing agent. This representation is based in whole or part on data generated by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy. The materials contained on this page may not be reproduced without the express written consent of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board.
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What happens after I complete the form? We'll automatically send your friend an email containing a link and referral code - When you friend completes the 'Sell Now' form and sends in their scrap gold we'll send your friend a cheque for the value of their gold on the day of receipt and a cheque for up to £100 direct to you in thank you for the referral!
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We are deeply committed to serving our more than 5,000 customers worldwide, including eight of the world's top ten chemical manufacturers, nine of the world's top ten retailers, and nine of the world's top ten pharmaceutical companies. Global locations include our corporate headquarters in Carlsbad, California, along with offices in Bethesda, Maryland; Canton, Ohio; Copenhagen, Denmark; Montreal, Canada; and Tokyo, Japan. Verisk 3E is a Verisk (Nasdaq:VRSK) business. Visit us at www.Verisk3E.com.
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Version: 6.2 Portable
File size: 2.15 Mb
TrueCrypt adalah program untuk membuat dan mengelola penyimpanan data terenkripsi secara on-the-fly. Dengan kemampuan on-the-fly, data dapat secara otomatis dienkripsi atau didekripsi saat dimuat atau disimpan tanpa campur tangan pengguna. Data yang tersimpan pada volume yang terenkripsi tidak dapat dibaca tanpa kata kunci atau kunci enkripsi yang tepat.
|Unduh TrueCrypt 6.2 Portable
Main Features:
- Creates a virtual encrypted disk within a file and mounts it as a real disk.
- Encrypts an entire partition or storage device such as USB flash drive or hard drive.
- Encrypts a partition or drive where Windows is installed (pre-boot authentication).
- Encryption is automatic, real-time (on-the-fly) and transparent.
Provides plausible deniability, in case an adversary forces you to reveal the password:
Hidden volume (steganography) and hidden operating system.
- Encryption algorithms: AES-256, Serpent, and Twofish. Mode of operation: XTS.
New features in this version:
- The I/O pipeline now uses read-ahead buffering, which improves read performance especially on solid-state drives, typically by 30-50%. (Windows)
Improvements, bug fixes, and security enhancements:
The boot loader now supports motherboards with BIOSes that reserve large amounts of base memory (typically for onboard RAID controllers). Note: In order to be able to take advantage of this improvement under Windows Vista, you will have to install Service Pack 1 or higher first. Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista resolved an issue causing a shortage of free base memory during system boot. (Windows Vista/XP/2008/2003)
Mounting using the 'Auto-Mount Devices' feature may take significantly less time as partitions containing unencrypted filesystems are now skipped. (Windows)
When volumes that are mounted as read-only or removable are saved as favorite volumes, they are mounted as read-only and/or removable when 'Mount Favorite Volumes' is used.
When a multiple-pass wipe algorithm is selected when performing in-place encryption of a non-system volume, the header areas will be wiped before the encrypted headers are written to the disk. Note: On an existing volume, you can perform such an operation by changing its password and/or keyfiles. (Windows)
Many other minor improvements, bug fixes and security enhancements. (Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux)
|Unduh TrueCrypt 6.2 Portable
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Osakis Spelling Bee is Jan. 23
The public is welcome to attend the Osakis Spelling Bee on Tuesday, Jan. 23 at Osakis High School.
Twenty finalists will compete, with the winner advancing to the Regional Spelling Bee next month in Fergus Falls.
The competition will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the auditorium.


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A New England College of Optometry graduate, Dr. Hayden opened his first practice in 1993. Dr.Hayden specializes in contact lenses and dry eye syndrome. He is an orthokeratologist as well, having been certified to fit OrthoK ( CRT) Lenses. His vast experience has also allowed him to fit very difficult contact lenses, including Scleral contacts.
Active in the community, Dr. Hayden is a past member of the Mansfield Lions Club serving on the board for several years, as well as past president. On a lighter note, Dr. Hayden is an active member of the Screen Actors Guild. He has been in over 10 major motion pictures including The Fighter, Stuck on You, The Great Debaters, and most recently The Heat.
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Well, in a few weeks, at least. I ran into yet another snag when trying to register the trailer. NJ and all their silly rules. This time the MVC folks made up a new rule that the Certificate of Origin couldn't just be stamped by Harbor Freight, but instead needs to have the store info typed on the certificate. Now no seller of these trailers (Northern Tools, HF, Trailer Express, etc) actually types their info on the certs - they all stamp it. And I talked to a guy at the Ewing HF who said the one down the road from their store registers them all the time for customers. So I'll be making a(nother) trip to the MVC, this time to Trenton, to try again. Have i mentioned how much I hate this state?
Anyway, we had the last Winter Series event at CBP and Vicky Schaible, aged 7, ran her kart for the first time. It was a great experience and Kieran watched very closely. Vicky had offered him a co-drive for the event, but he shyly declined. But after watching her (and trash-talking some) he was ready to try it. We have to wait for another month, though, for the first Philly event, for him to get in his. That gives me some time to figure out the tire mounting problems I've been having and getting something done for his pedal height problem.
I've had little time to play with mine or his. I did finish the trailer and loaded both karts on to look for the best mounting points for strapping them down. I got some more ratcheting tie-downs so I have 9 total for the 2 karts. That should be sufficient, eh? And putting the back bracing on the trailer is a really good idea, especially for what it cost ($0). I cannot wait to get it on the road. Philly Test & Tune should be the first road test, assuming I can get it registered...
Expedition is on eBay and will hopefully sell this week. It was about to sell on Sunday (while I was at the event), but apparently a door or the hatch or something was left on and the batt4ery was dead when the guy came to check it out. Sad since I came home, plugged in the charger and 1/2 hour later it started right up. Opportunity lost.
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President Obama was expected to sign massive spending and tax bills that passed Congress on Friday that include a host of provisions that impact entertainment and media, including an incentive for movie, TV and stage production and a rollback of FCC regulations on media ownership.
The budget deal also includes provisions of the long-debated Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, known as CISA, a controversial measure that will expand the ability of private companies to share information on cyber threats with federal agencies.
The legislation is a $1.15 trillion spending bill, and a bill that includes $620 billion in tax breaks and credits.
In a press conference, Obama said, "I'm not wild about everything in [the budget bill], but I am sure that is true for everybody."
Media ownership: Broadcasters scored a big win with a provision included in the legislation that allows stations to continue to engage in joint ad sales arrangements, something that the FCC has said was a way for major station groups to skirt media ownership limits. The FCC limited so-called joint sales arrangements last year, but now any stations that had such agreements in place as of March 31, 2014, will have a decade more to dissolve them — until 2025. The congressional action to rollback the FCC's action had the support not just of Republicans but Democrats like Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.). Dennis Wharton, spokesman for the National Assn. of Broadcasters, said that the FCC was engaging in "punitive regulatory overreach," and that the rule "would have unfairly harmed millions of local television viewers." An FCC official declined to comment.
Cyber-security: A year after the Sony hack, the government now has more tools in its toolkit. CISA was strongly opposed by privacy advocates and some tech firms, but it was rolled into the year-end budget bill. Supporters believe it is needed to enable private companies to share information — with liability protection in certain cases — with the government and take action against hacks and data breaches. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said that CISA "is our best chance yet to help address this economic and national security priority in a meaningful way and help prevent further attacks." But the Center for Democracy and Technology says that the legislation "permits information shared under the bill to be used for a myriad purposes completely unrelated to cybersecurity, including prosecuting espionage and trade secrets violations and other crimes."
Showbiz Incentives: Section 181, a provision of the tax code that has allowed movie and TV producers to immediately deduct production costs up to $15 million, was once again extended, to 2016. Interestingly, Congress continued their practice of retroactively extending the tax break, to expenses from 2015, a practice that has been criticized for making it difficult for producers to depend on the incentive in budget calculations. But the big breakthrough for showbiz this year is the inclusion of Broadway and live theatrical productions in the tax break for the first time.
Cadillac tax delay: The Writers Guild of America West had been among the labor groups fighting a long-delayed provision in Obamacare from taking effect. That is the "Cadillac tax," which would impose a 40% excise tax on more expensive health insurance expenditures in higher-quality plans. The intent of the tax was to help limit the rise in healthcare costs and also help fund the Affordable Care Act. "While today's news is welcome, it only reinforces the necessity of further action from Congress – not just to delay, but to repeal," said Howard Rodman, president of the WGAW.
Public television: The budget deal includes $445 million in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which helps fund PBS, NPR and public broadcasting stations. That funding is actually for fiscal year 2018 — an advanced appropriation is typical — and maintains the level of government funding for public broadcasting in recent years. Given that public TV funding can become a target in a presidential election year, as it did in 2012, public station lobbyists are typically relieved when an appropriation goes through without much high drama. Congress also approved $40 million to upgrade public broadcasting's interconnection system.


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June/July 2016
Grilled Broccoli with Anchovy-Garlic Butter
We wanted tender, not tough.
Why This Recipe Works
Nicely charred grilled broccoli is a summertime barbecue treat, but most often it is overly charred or not cooked through. To avoid toughness and promote even cooking, we peeled the stalks and pared the broccoli crowns down to spears with florets measuring 3 to 4 inches wide and stems ½ to ¾ inch thick. To cook the broccoli through without charring, we wrapped it in an aluminum foil "hobo pack" with 1 tablespoon of water and let it steam first on the grill (flipping the pack halfway through to ensure even cooking). We then removed the spears and placed them directly on the grill to char. A mixture of melted butter, anchovies, garlic, lemon, and red pepper flakes drizzled over the broccoli added an Italian spin.


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Friday 13th May 2016
Jerseys in
demand at Exeter!
Kivells dispersed the Liddimore herd of 130 Pedigree
Jerseys at Exeter Livestock Centre on behalf of Messrs
HR & BM White & Sons of Watchet, Minehead which
attracted great interest and saw a cracking trade for
the cows from start to finish.
Top of the sale was 1450gns
for a fourth calver "Liddimore Abe Perfume"
by Ahlem Lemvig Abe, she sold due in August to Fastrack.
Close behind at 1400gns was "Liddimore Broiler
Oyster" a heifer by Danish DJ Broiler due her second
in October. Also at 1400gns was "Liddimore Abe
Oyster" a third calver by Abe also due in October.
A much admired second calver "Liddimore Appeals
Partridge VG85" by Riverside Maximum Appeal sold
due in December at 1300gns. Dry cows topped at 950gns
for a heifer by Lagangreen Roy Boy due her second in
In total 34 cows sold in excess of £1000
and even the older cows and three quartered cows sold
far better than expected and there was as much demand
for the second quality as the first!
The In Calf Heifers
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for a Broiler daughter due in August. The yearling heifers
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daughter born in August, others sold to 360gns, 340gns & 320gns
95 In Milk Cows & Heifers £874
5 Dry Cows £798
9 In Calf Heifers £604
18 Yearlings & Calves £258
Auctioneers : Kivells


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While I wait for the movie about the expedition of Colonel Percy Fawcett – one of the most famous cases of missing person in the golden age of exploration – I spent some time to re-watch a Discovery Channel documentary on the man's disappearance, called Colonel Fawcett's Dream.
A lean, entertaining feature, the documentary was short on details about Fawcett's expedition, but more than compensated with gorgeous shots of the sector of the Mato Grosso where Fawcett and his son disappeared1.
I discovered Fawcett's story when I was a kid, in a very entertaining book called The World Atlas of Mysteries, by Francis Hitching. I read it and read it in its Italian edition (it was a birthday present), and later bought myself a used copy of the original.
The book is chock-full of articles on a number of mysteries and strange factoids, and it belongs very much in the 1970s (it was published in 1978 – my translated edition is probably from 1981), but that's not a real problem. Not to me, at least.
What I found particularly interesting, and would be in my opinion much worth analyzing in more depth, was the shift in Fawcett's behavior, from serious, reliable explorer to obsessed visionary in search of a fabled and unlikely-to-exist lost city.
It is a sad mainstay among scientists and researchers, that usually the more expert are the ones that fall for the most outrageous ruses, and fall because of decisions that a researcher on its first day would consider laughable.
But why?
According to some, it's the fact that the top players in a field often assume that nobody would cheat, doctor the data or sell them a bogus map. Why should they, right?
Or they are so self-assured that they consider themselves infallible, and above the rules.
Or maybe it's their ambition leads them to follow the offbeat and the weird in the hopes of doing something nobody else would, or could.
It is an interesting question.
In the case of Fawcett, it would make for an interesting meeting of psychology and historical investigation?
What was going on in the man's mind? And what sort of "evidence" got it going?
I guess we'll never know, right?
- if you're interested, a fair copy can be found on Youtube. ↩


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The first and second readings for the services for Pentecost this year provide an interesting study in contrasts. The first reading tells us of the building of the tower of Babel. Built on the plain of Shinar (today part of Iraq), it was intended to reach to heaven, to be a landmark to all of the people of the world, demonstrating human power, ingenuity, and prestige. The Greeks have a word for this: hubris, often translated as "pride," which in Greek tragedy was illustrated by a fatal flaw in the chief protagonist's character which ultimately led to his or her destruction. In this Biblical account, God, seeing the extent to which human pride led the people to try to "make a name for themselves," confused the languages of the people so that the work on the tower could not be continued. The result was that the people of the world were scattered, spreading throughout the world as God had intended. But with this spread and with the confusion of languages, the pride of the human heart continued to grow, not to unite people for a particular task (whether God-pleasing or God-displeasing), but to turn them against one another, each trying to gain an edge over the other, whether for the sake of wealth, power, or prestige.
Anyone who has traveled to a country dominated by a different language experiences a number of feelings: there is isolation, not being able to communicate with the local people even for the most basic necessities. If you happen to find a person who can serve as interpreter, things can go a bit better. But even that interpreter can remain a barrier between you and the other, since you cannot communicate directly. Only when you begin to learn the language can you begin to feel less isolated. Division and estrangement go hand in hand when you cannot communicate properly.
God cursed the human race with the division in languages, and we continue to see the effects today. But on Pentecost, God provided a miracle that began to undo that damage. In sending the Holy Spirit in all His power, the Good News of the forgiveness of sins in Jesus Christ was preached in Jerusalem. There, from the mouths of the apostles, everyone who was there from throughout the known world heard that message in their own language. Already Jesus' promise that the apostles would be His witnesses to the uttermost parts of the earth began to be fulfilled as the hearers then took that message with them back to their homes. The sin of human pride, the universal human desire to rebel against God and to set oneself up as a god, was overcome through a word that meets that condition by calling for repentance and providing forgiveness in Christ. Now, as the Gospel continues to spread, Christians, even though they may not speak a common language, join with one another to praise God, receiving His gift of forgiveness, rejoicing together and carrying that gift to the world. For this, we, too rejoice!


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looking up to the top of the main building.
looking up at the ceiling..wood & glass...in the main hall.
the changing of the guard on the fourth floor.
it was serendipity really.
we were going to explore the first floor
followed two older gents into the lift instead of taking the stairs
'cos our feet were tired.
they were heading to the top
so we changed our minds on the spur of the moment
followed them...
just in time to see the guards change at 4 p.m. precisely!
it was an incredible show.
to see the most wonderful performances and sights...
as though someone had gone before us making arrangements, setting the scene.
we are grateful.