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Galehead Mtn & Mt. Garfield
Gale River Trail --> Garfield Ridge Trail --> Frost Trail --> Garfield Ridge Trail --> Garfield Trail --> Gale River Loop Rd
Distance: 12.2 mi. (Mtn) 1.6 mi. (Road) 13.8 mi. (Total)
Elevation Gain: 2,897 ft. (Overall) 4,099 ft. (Total)
Time: 3:03 (Galehead) 6:54 (Garfield) 9:15 (Total)
The trail starts off quite gentle and easy. Leaving the parking lot it goes mostly flat before a quick drop down to a small brook crossing. From here it rises slowly through mostly open hardwoods with patches of softwoods. Before long you get to the newly relocated section of trail avoiding the 2 crossings of the Gale River. The new section of trails leads back a few feet before going ahead again along the edge of some forrest that has had some damage. The trail here was a bit soft from recent rain and due to the fact that it still has the layer of topsoil. This soft ground did make it easy to see that a moose had recently (since he rain ended yesterday) gone up the trail to a brook and then back down the trail about half as far as it had gone up.
Before the trail relocation
In places the new piece of trail goes through some thick softwoods. As you hike up it, it feels like you are going further away from the river than you would need to. Maybe this is just because rivers are nice to look at while hiking. After a small stream crossin, the trail starts heading back to towards the Gale River and downhill a bit. Both ends of the old trail are marked by signs and blocked with branches, trees, and other debris.
Stream crossing on relocated trail
Back on the original trail, the grade stays pretty easy. There are a couple small brook crossing that are easy before you get to the gravel slide where the side hill below you has slid down to the river giving a view up to the western side of North Twin. From here the trail turns to teh right some and finally starts heading up steeper. Overall it isn't too steep, but it does get quite rocky. In some places the rocks have been placed as steps making it easier. Before long you come up to the Garfield Ridge Trail.
Nearing the top of the Gale River Trail
Heading to the left, the trail slowly gains elevation. After running into a couple small patches of monorail left, the trail turns more to the right and heads uphill. Still staying pretty gentle, you quickly come to the Frost Trail and the Galehead Hut. After a quick stop for the views, I headed up the trail to Galehead. You start by going down into the saddle just a bit before heading back up. There is one small scramble shortly before the outlook, but nothing bad. The trail is pretty easy and soon comes to the viewless summit at a cairn. After a couple pictures I headed back to the outlook. This outlook provides a great view of the Twin Range and the hut just below. Back at the hut, I went in to check it out before chatting with two separate people that were doing a single day Pemi Loop. One of these two said that the Garfield Trail I was soon headed back out on was a "rugged trail". That was pretty accurate before the end.
Galehead Hut from the outlook
Heading back out from the hut, it was time to start working over the pointless ups and downs (PUDs) that were between me and the next peak.Past the Gale River Trail you start up the first PUD which is a quick short one. There is a bit of a scramble heading up near the top. Once up this, you get a good view back to the Twins and Galehead. You then work around to the right some before heading down a little bit. Soon you are heading back up PUD #2. This one seems to take a while and I kept wondering when I would finally get over it. On the way down the backside, there are some spots of smooth rock that looked like they could be slippery today with the water on them, but weren't bad.
Heading up PUD #1
Once to the Franconia Brook Trail, The Garfield Ridge Trail really starts to climb. This is certainly where it gets "rugged" as the other hiker put it. The trail is rocky and periodically has water flowing down it or next to it. Shortly before the side trail to the Garfield Ridge Campsite, the trail got wet enough that it became a waterfall. There was plenty of water flowing down and splashing all over the rocks. Footing wasn't bad, but it looked like it could get slippery. Shortly after this, you get to the side path for the campsite. Even though my legs were getting a bit tired, I decided to make the extra climp up to the campsite to check out the newly rebuilt shelter. It is quite a nicer looking shelter and was a great place for a break and a snack. Back down the path, I got some water from the brook at the sign just in case I needed more before I got back to the truck.
Part of the waterfall in the trail
Garfield Ridge Shelter
Back up the steep rocky trail, you soon hit the junction with the Garfield Trail. It was shortly after this that I ran into the only major sections of ice for the day. With careful footing, I was able to bareboot all the way up to the summit. Once at the summit I tucked away out of the wind on the back side of the foundation overlooking the Pemigewasset Wilderness (what a great view). After something to eat and a change to some dry clothes, I walked around taking pictures. The wind was averaging 12 mph, but was gusting up to 30 mph. Soon it was time to head back down the trail. Once past the ice, it got much easier.
View back towards Galehead
Owl's Head and the Pemi Wilderness
The Garfield Trail quickly works into a series of switchbacks that keep things gentle and easy. Once out of those, the trail is mostly straight and remains pretty easy. Through here there were plenty of wildflowers to look at when not concentrating on footing in the muddy patches. Getting lower, there are a few water crossings. The first one wasn't too bad as I was able to hop some talls rocks to get across while another couple took time to take their boots off. Soon after you get to another which really turns into three. These were also pretty easy. After this the trail stays pretty dry and seems to be level for quite a ways, even though the map shows it goes downhill. Before long I was at the trail head and started back up the road to the truck at the other trail head.
Muddy section in the switchbacks
Purple Trillium and Yellow Trout Lillies
Spring Beauties
Painted Trillium
Not sure what this flower is
This hike was a good one even if my feet were a bit sore by the end (my boots are getting worn out). I did it in the clockwise direction because I didn't want the second peak to be the viewless one. But I think it would be easier in the other direction as the uphills would be more gradual and you could work down the steep rocky section near the campsite.
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Hoping to re-establish his "horse for course" reputation on the Hollywood Park turf, Acclamation seeks to repeat his 2010 victory in the $150,000 Jim Murray Memorial Handicap Saturday. The Murray is a Grade II at 1 ½ miles.
"He just gets a hold of this turf course," said trainer Don Warren Sunday from his Santa Anita headquarters of the 5-year-old horse who ended an 11-race losing streak with a 7 ½-length wire-to-wire victory in the Jim Murray last year and returned with another front-running score in the Grade I Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap.
Acclamation, a homebred owned by Bud and Judy Johnston's Old English Rancho, has been winless in four starts since the Whittingham and hopes to get untracked again here, where he has recorded three victories and two thirds in six starts. He has won once in 17 outings at other tracks.
Acclamation returns from a distant 10th-place finish in the $1-million Charles Town Classic in West Virginia April 16. "There was mud and rain and trouble on the first turn," said Warren of the race. "Nothing went right."
Warren shipped the California-bred son of Unusual Heat to Hollywood Park Thursday for a seven-furlong turf work in 1:29. "He went slow in the first part, finished strong and galloped out strong," said Warren. "They got him for seven-eighths, but he worked a mile."
Joel Rosario, leading rider at the meet, will replace Christian Santiago Reyes, who had been aboard in his last six starts. "He's doing as well as ever," said Warren, hoping Acclamation again displays his penchant for the Hollywood Park grass.
Acclamation will try to join On The Acorn, who won in 2007 and 2008, as the only repeat winner of the Jim Murray, named for the legendary sports columnist of the Los Angeles Times. On The Acorn won with two different jockeys.
Other probable starters include California Cup Classic winner Soul Candy (Rafael Bejarano), Buenos Dias (Brice Blanc) and Restless Soul (Joe Talamo).
Restless Soul, a 7-year-old English-bred mare, seeks to become the first female to win the Jim Murray in its 21-year history. She finished third in the Santa Barbara Handicap on the Santa Anita turf in her last outing for trainer Neil Drysdale.
Possibles include All Saint, Falcon Rock, Haimish Hy and Power Series.
Syndicated handicapper Bob Ike can be forgiven for a bias favoring Flightofalifetime in the $100,000 Grade III Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stakes, a seven-furlong sprint for 3-year-olds here next Sunday.
Ike is also a managing partner with Brett Lindenbaum in Summit Racing, co-owner of the chestnut Florida-bred colt.
Ike hopes that Flightofalifetime provides Summit, which started 2 ½ years ago and has grown to 13 horses, with its first graded stakes score.
Flightofalifetime, trained by Bob Baffert, comes off a 2 ½-length maiden victory at six furlongs at Santa Anita April 9. He won at second asking for Summit, George Bolton and Mike Shustek's Majestic Racing Stable.
"Mike Shustek originally bought him after Nick Hines picked him out at the Ocala 2-year-old sale," said Ike of the $140,000 purchase. "They tried to start him at Del Mar but he had a setback for a few months. We bought in when he started training on the comeback trail in January. Then we brought George Bolton in later.
"He trained like a real good one, and we were confident first time out, but he ran into Maclean's Music, who won with the highest debut Beyer in 20 years," said Ike of a second-place finish at Santa Anita March 19.
"He was supposed to win second time out and did," continued Ike. "He's been training well since, and even though going from a maiden win to a stake is a big step, we think he has the quality to fit with these."
Baffert, who trains seven of the 14 nominees for the Barrera, is also considering Hoorayforhollywood and Sinai to join Flightofalifetime for the race. Sinai, fourth in the Harry Henson Stakes April 21, worked six furlongs in a bullet 1:12 Sunday at Hollywood Park.
Runflatout, another Barrera probable from the John Sadler barn, also drilled six furlongs in 1:12 here Sunday. Garrett Gomez, who rode the ridgling to a maiden win first time out in January, returns to ride. Runflatout fizzled after a suicidal speed duel in the San Felipe Stakes March 12.
Bench Points, a two-time stakes winner who finished third in the San Felipe and seventh in the Santa Anita Derby, returns with Rafael Bejarano for trainer Tim Yakteen.
Possibles are headed by Harry Henson winner Ain't No Other, San Pedro Stakes winner Indian Winter and Generous Stakes runner-up Moment of Weakness.
Owner-breeder George Krikorian had three good reasons to look forward to this summer while touring the stable area Sunday.
Homebred Star Billing won the $100,000 Grade III Senorita Stakes for 3-year-old fillies on turf Saturday to remain unbeaten in two starts, two races after stablemate Guest Star finished a fast-closing second in a maiden race in her second outing, both for trainer John Shirreffs.
Krikorian is also the owner-breeder of Hoorayforhollywood, a colt who won his debut for trainer Bob Baffert and is nominated to the $100,000 Grade III Laz Barrera Stakes here next Sunday.
"Hoorayforhollywood is the first foal out of Hollywood Story," said Krikorian of the royally-bred colt by Storm Cat. "He lost a little time with a foot bruise after his first win (in February at Santa Anita)." Multiple stakes winner Hollywood Story scored her first stakes win as a maiden in the Grade I Hollywood Starlet.
Star Billing and Guest Star also boast strong pedigrees associated with success at Hollywood Park and should continue to be heard from this meet.
Guest Star is by Storm Cat out of Krikorian's multiple stakes-winner Starrer, who was a two-time winner of the Bayakoa Handicap.
Star Billing is by Dynaformer out of another Krikorian mare, Topliner. "Topliner is a half-sister to Starrer," explained Krikorian.
Trainer Bruce Headley set a Hollywood Park Cushion Track record of 55.98 seconds for five furlongs with M One Rifle in defeating previous record-holder Cost of Freedom by one-half length in the $91,010 Cool Frenchy Stakes Saturday. Headley said he is aiming M One Rifle for a return May 30 in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap, in which the Headley-trained Street Boss holds the six-furlong track and stakes record of 1:07.55, set in 2008.
FINISH LINES—Congratulations to Animal Kingdom, winner of the Kentucky Derby Saturday. The colt's sire, Leroidesanimaux, spent most of his career here in the Bobby Frankel stable after being imported from Brazil and holds the course record for 1 1/16 miles on turf, 1:38.45, established on Kentucky Derby Day 2004 winning the Inglewood Handicap. Trainer Graham Motion has shipped here frequently from Maryland and won the Grade I Matriarch Stakes last fall with Gypsy's Warning. Jockey John Velazquez remains among the leaders in Autumn Turf Festival wins with six…Trainer John Sadler said that beaten stakes favorites Sidney's Candy and Cost of Freedom returned in good shape and should return in future stakes here.
"We had to give four and six pounds in those two races and hope for a correction in their next starts," said Sadler. He indicated that Sidney's Candy would switch to grass for the Shoemaker Mile and that Cost of Freedom would return in the Los Angeles Handicap for a rematch with M One Rifle…Backsiders remembered famed actor Jackie Cooper, who died this week at age 88, for a lengthy period of time he spent his retirement years as a pony rider in the Charlie Whittingham stable.
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20 Beautifully Curated Spaces:
The Eclectic Collector Look
One of the wonderful things about the "eclectic collector" style is the ability to say yes to any piece of artwork or any accessory that speaks to you. Even if it's a strange color or an interesting combination of textures and patterns, chances are, you'll find a spot for it in an eclectic home. Of course, the downside to being drawn to this style is the responsibility of maintaining and paring down your collection to avoid the dreaded "flea market" look! Come see twenty gorgeous examples of eclectic style and get ideas on how to pull it off in your own space.
1. A dramatic table skirt, artsy chandelier, and lots of colorful artwork and books make this workspace into an invigorating, lively spot; from Lonny Magazine.
2. This peaceful bedroom from designer Melanie Turner on cococozy incorporates antique woods, vibrant greens, varied frames, and a simple, light color palette.
3. Mariah Gardner, in her house tour on Apartment Therapy, shows off her eclectic style in a rental — white walls and woodwork blend well with her collection of art, plants, and accessories.
4. This dramatic red bedroom embodies eclectic style, bringing in lots of different bold styles for one cohesive look; designed and photographed (and lived in) by Oberto Gili, seen on House & Home.
5. A striking collection of trays, paired with a vibrant orange hue, breathes life and passion into this corner of a dining room from House & Home.
6. Tropical landscape prints grouped tightly together, combined with an antique table, streamlined chairs, and several well-placed accessories, give this dining space from Better Homes & Gardens an earthy twist on a mixed-up style.
7. This living room from Lonny Mag mixes contrasting texture and color for a colorful yet calm and cohesive look with lots of interest.
8. A great example of grouping a varied collection to add a creative, personal touch. Larissa at mmmcrafts displayed lots of colorful china on her foyer walls.
9. David Carter's lush, decadent room in his London boutique hotel, 40 WiNKS, just oozes eclectic style; seen in House & Home.
10. Nubby textiles, a casually swagged pendant light, and a shelf headboard give this little sleeping space from House & Home a comfortable, lived-in feel.
11. Elegant patterns and formal arrangements mix with natural and whimsical elements to make this Charleston living room right at home; from Southern Living.
12. White walls keep busyness at bay in this living room by Tommy Smythe, seen in House & Home.
13. Purple, lime green, teal, and red — not colors you'd think of pairing — work well in this New York apartment by Miles Redd, from House Beautiful.
14. Part rustic, part spartan, part retro — this little bedroom from James Greer on desire to inspire pulls lots of different elements together.
15. Bold colors, playful patterns, and cheerful art spice up an otherwise formal sitting room; from House & Home.
16. This serene but lively living room from hgtv combines soothing pinks, lots of art, fresh flowers, and neutral walls.
17. An inspiration board lands in an unlikely place — the foyer! — in this design from House & Home.
18. Shayne and Andrew's workspace is beautiful, lively, and useful, as well as kid-friendly! From their house tour on Apartment Therapy.
19. Light tones combine with a crystal chandelier and lots of color for an invigorating workspace; from Lonny Magazine.
20. This bedroom from House & Home combines rustic and formal elements for an inviting, casual feel.
(Images: as credited above.)
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No. 8 is still one of my favorite design inspiration images ever. I love every single thing about that picture, and it is still the inspiration for my bedroom color scheme. Thanks AT!
#8, yes. The others stress me out - for some, simplicity and minimalism is a need, not a want:)
The word "curated" is terribly abused and overused on this site. This is a creative site. Use more creative words. The end.
We gather a variety of items throughout our lives - and we live with them. Even if we collect we rarely 'curate' within a domestic setting.
We live in houses/apartments - we visit museums.
I think maybe a better word is 'Edited.'
A "collector look"? That doesn't even make sense. I'm all for collecting things you like, but to buy a bunch of things to look like you collect them? Why not just start an honest collection of something that interests you? That way when people ask you about the origin or details of an object you don't have to make things up. When did our homes become so superficial??
"Saying yes to any piece of artwork or accessory that appeals to you" is indulgence, not curation. These rooms are decorated and might even be designed with some intention and creativity, but they're not curated. I too am tired of this word being abused; it's kind of an insult to people who actually are educated, experienced curators.
I love almost all of these. You can keep your sleek modern, minimalist spaces, I want my bright and textured and fulll of interesting things.
I love all of these rooms. Eclectic style is my favorite. It is hard to pull this style off well with all its disparate elements, but when it is, the results are breathtaking and inspiring to me.
Curated or not, these are some beautiful rooms.
I don't dread the flea market look! There are some pretty incredible flea markets & thrift stores in Seattle, wherein items like Adrian Pearsall tables are found. The key for me is in artful arranging, items with good bones, great colors, and unexpected combinations.
Every single one of these rooms is gorgeous and interesting.
As a self-proclaimed "Eclectic Maximalist", I think these are all wonderful!
Eames mid-century chairs + rusic table and centerpiece = awesome results
I love these! I wish I could live in a place like this, but it would end up looking like someone's garage -- I need rules like "completely clear countertops" or else I will start hoarding everything pretty and end up in a sad state.
I like some of these but many freak me out with being too busy. I like my spaces more streamlined.
Wow to the photos. Some are so fantastic, I just had to comment. Some people really do have a talent for "artful arranging" don't they? Great to look into homes like these. Good for inspiration and good for voyeurism too? Like taking a walk at dusk when it's getting dark and people haven't closed curtains and you just casually incline your head to take a quick peek. Hehe. Or is it just me?
No, you aren't. And I'm always drawn to rooms that have art, texture and colour in them, like most of the above.
The red painted ceiling of #15 is gorgeous, I love that 5th wall!


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Sweets Without Heat: 25 Cool & Scrumptious No-Bake Summer Desserts
Recipe Roundup
Too hot to turn on the oven? Would you rather slurp something cold for dessert than bake cookies? Yeah, me too. Here's a look back at 25 desserts and sweet treats that don't need an oven — some don't have to be cooked at all! From a frozen nectarine pie to a matcha milkshake, and icebox banana cheesecake to peaches and cream gelatin dessert, there's something sweet here to cool you off.
No-Bake Baked Goods
• 1 No-Bake Strawberry Icebox Cake
• 2 Icebox Banana Cheesecake
• 3 Sunflower Date Cookies
• 4 Nanaimo Bars
Frozen Treats
• 5 Faloodeh (Persian Rose Water Ice)
• 6 Pomegranate Yogurt Pops
• 7 Boozy Campari Citrus Pops
• 8 Extra-Quick No-Cook Meyer Lemon Ice Cream
• 9 Killer Strawberry Milkshake
• 10 Matcha Shake
• 11 Strawberry Yogurt Popsicles
• 12 Frozen Nectarine Yogurt Pie
Gelatin and Mousse
• 13 Sweet and Silky Crème Anglaise Sauce
• 14 Peaches & Cream Jello
• 15 Mango Panna Cotta
• 16 Chocolate Mousse with Olive Oil and Sea Salt
• 17 Syllabub
• 18 Coffee Fluff
• 19 Poached Apricots with Vanilla and Cardamom
• 20 Melon with Lime-Chile Syrup
• 21 Easy Glazed Bananas
• 22Strawberries, Sour Cream & Brown Sugar
• 23 Saucy Sweet Grilled Pineapple
• 24 Grilled Peaches with Bourbon Vanilla Whipped Cream
• 25 Watermelon as Full-Blown Dessert
What's your favorite no-bake dessert?
Related: Recipe Roundup: Delectable Ice Cream Treats
(Images: See posts linked above for full image credits)
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Bride's Cake/Zebra Cake. My Granny (from Scotland) makes it with thin chocolate cookies and unsweetened whipping cream. Add a few spoonful of mascarpone to stabilize the cream, layer on a pretty dish, cover and chill overnight. It's really easy and delicious. You can also make individual portions. I have to do that, otherwise the temptation to eat the whole thing is just too much!
oh my goshness, this is not a good page to open post-lunch. now i'm hungry all over again!
great idea for a summer post!
I make a super light chocolate mousse that makes for a great summer dessert, especially topped with whipped cream and berries. Sometimes I freeze the mousse--it comes out a bit like an Italian Semi-Freddo.
Speaking of cream and berries, that's a pretty solid no-cook dessert!
Lime Icebox Pie, from Kevin Weeks
An ersatz, but surprisingly tasty key lime pie. Lower fat cream cheese works fine here and regular (Persian) limes are preferable to the bottled juice called for in the recipe.
It's like you read my mind!! Great ideas!
YUM. Fresh strawberries, sour cream and brown sugar, and grilled pineapple, are two of my favorite desserts of all time.
BTW, that Strawberry Milkshake they linked to above is very, very good. It was a little too thick for me, so I added half a cup of orange juice. Also, I added an egg for fluffiness, a dash of vanilla for a background note, and some blackberries because they were layin' around doing nothing. Delicious!
Here's a Mango Ice Cake :) http://myeverydaybites.wordpress.com/2010/07/02/postre-helado-de-mango-mango-ice-cake/
Wow, elenalee certainly has contributed a ton to this thread.
Great recipes, though! Yay!
Made the strawberry whipped cream icebox cake for my son's 2nd birthday and it was a super hit!
I made the Strawberry one...it was fantastic, and easy!
My family is in love with two different (super easy!) icebox pies, both of which are poured into graham cracker crusts (store-bought or homemade) and chilled in the freezer til set.
Key Lime: 1 tub cool whip, 1 can sweetened condensed milk, and lime juice.
Chocolate: 1 tub cool whip and 1 (large) melted Hershey's Symphony bar.
Not having lime juice, this week I made the first recipe but added a creamy stout beer. Frozen beer pie. Does it get any better?
With a dairy and soy allergy, dessert is often a challenge. However, I made Rick Bayless's Avocado Ice Cream and it is AMAZING. It's like a frozen, creamy margarita. Totally not what I expected taste-wise, and that's a good thing. It's super easy too (I adjusted a bit for taste):
2 cups avocado puree (I used 4 whole avocados minus a few brown bits)
3/4 cups water
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/4 cup lime juice
1/3 cup tequila
Mix all in food processor or blender. refrigerate for at least one hour. Pour into ice cream maker and let it do its magic. Ta da!


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At the top of cases expected to be sounded is that of Jerry Jerome Kilgore who was charged in 2011 in connection with a Cartersville home invasion. Those charges came after police initially arrested him in connection with a burglary and vehicle theft incident earlier that year.
Kilgore was arrested by Cartersville police in connection with an attempted robbery and assault about 6 a.m. Aug. 5, 2011, at Pine Grove Church on Pine Grove Road. Kilgore was 17 at the time of his arrest.
Kilgore was charged at the time of his arrest in 2011 with criminal attempt to commit forced robbery, simple battery, criminal trespass under $500 damage and entering auto. He also was charged with theft by receiving stolen property in connection with the entering auto theft that occurred in the Wellington subdivision.
The case expected to go before Nelson's courtroom stems from home invasions that took place on July 14 and Aug. 9, 2011.
In those cases, Kilgore was charged with rape, aggravated assault, battery, false imprisonment, burglary and obstruction of an emergency phone call, all in connection with the July 14 home invasion.
In connection with a home invasion on Aug. 9, Kilgore was charged with criminal attempt to commit rape, aggravated assault, burglary, false imprisonment, battery and obstruction of an emergency phone call.
According to a July 14, 2011, report, Kilgore allegedly entered an Alexandria Landing apartment and raped a young woman who was alone at the residence. The woman told officers that she was knocked to the floor in the hallway of her apartment and a black male followed her into the apartment where the incident occurred.
Nearly a month later on Aug. 9, a woman living at a Pine Grove Road residence told Cartersville police officers that a black male entered her home, demanding money. When the woman told the man that she had no money and her daughter was asleep in the residence the man threatened to rape her and began stabbing her, causing non-life threatening injuries to her arm. Both the woman and her daughter were able to escape the home and run to a neighbor for help.
Other cases on the calendar for Nelson include a kidnapping and battery case, as well as one stemming from an Adairsville police arrest.
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Moinard showed himself at the front on the final climb not long after an eight-man breakaway was brought back. "I wanted to see if I could try something at the foot of the climb," Moinard said. "It was a little too early, but I wanted to try it. I just didn't have enough power to make a break." Grega Bole (Lampre) attacked on the final climb and spoiled the field sprint by soloing in just ahead of the charging peloton. BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Fabio Baldato said he didn't ask the team to get into the breakaway, which went away 25 kilometers into the 248.3 km race and gained a 10-minute lead. "We thought it was best for the guys to remain in the bunch and help Amaël, Michael (Schär) and (Danilo) Wyss."


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To his surprise and the pleasure of his team management, Jackson Stewart spent the majority of his time in an epic solo breakaway in the first road stage of the 2008 Tour of California.
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I have to correct my post, that I made earlier in here in which I claimed there is now an AISOS = Austrian International School of Sex!. But it seems this was merely a hoax from a austrian activist group who tried to raise attention for a welfare state (ponzi scheeme) problem called social security. Since funding is a problem the only solution left they say is MORE SEX. In other words they want more ponzi without realizing it...
Edit: The group seems to be from Austria not Sweden.
You know, the more time the other speakers get in debates the worse they appear. Perhaps the media and debate hosts are unintentionally helping Ron Paul by letting other candidates say really stupid things.
Biggest fear Republicans seem to have right now is that Ron Paul would break off as a third party candidate, which to them would mean practically a sure re-election of Barack Obama. For that reason they will try to keep Paul around until the convention, then they'll get together to give the nomination to a less worthy candidate - or a team of less worthy candidates. Could also see them start to offer Paul some cabinet position empowered to tackle domestic and economic issues. They are scared to death of his foreign policy. So, in a sense, you could potentially see a triumvirate formed. I think there are too many corporatists in the party to make that happen.
If the repub nominee had Ron Paul in his cabinet for something domestic, he'd get a ton of extra votes, maybe the bulk of his supporters, right? This is getting interesting.
Why anarchy fails
I'm about 99% sure Ron Paul would not accept a cabinet position with any of these clowns. Just look at this line-up. The Establishment has obviously decided there will be four more years of Barack Obama.
What the hell is Newt Gingrich doing on stage? And the MSM is acting like he has more "electability" than Ron Paul?? Are you kidding me? Gingrich had his glory days as Speaker and his political opponents (and his own foibles) have ensured that he will never rise higher than that.
Look at Herman Cain. 100% insider, laden with politically radioactive baggage (settled sexual harassment suits)... biggest joke ever. Why did they ask him to get in the line-up? Well, it's simple, Cain's job was to throw water on the anti-Fed sentiment in the campaigns and debates and give credence to the idea that what we need is a "Republican Fed" (Greenspan) instead of this horrible "Democrat Fed" (Bernanke).
We've seen each of the clowns rise and fall in the polls. Perry is Bush 2.0 and predictably fizzled. Romney is painting himself as "the inevitable" but I think Republicans are tired of seeing him, particularly because the memories of all the 2008 campaigning exposing Romney's whoring opportunism are still relatively fresh on their minds. Bachmann has this Sarah Palin aura but more creepy, as difficult as that is to imagine. John Huntsman seems to be the Libertarian alternative to Ron Paul's libertarian.
Rick Santorum seems to be the Establishment's dark horse. He's polling very low but he is 100% pure-bred Establishment. I will be surprised if Santorum doesn't begin to suddenly be a "rising star of the Republican Party." Santorum v. Obama would have the civility of Romney v. Obama without the has-been-ness. The sheep might begin to spook and wonder if something is amiss if it's Romney yet again.
So, to sum up, I'll sort the candidates into my own tiers:
Perry, Romney: Self-initiated candidacies; these two are acceptable to the Establishment but are not present at the behest of the Establishment
Bachmann, Gingrich, Cain: Establishment stooges whose purpose is to foil Ron Paul's candidacy either by sucking up the oxygen or buddying up to him on a particular issue and transferring their "crazy" onto him by attribution
Huntsman: I don't really know anything about him; doesn't seem to be that important either way
Ron Paul: The candidate which, under no circumstances, is to succeed... whatever resources have to be mobilized to accomplish this will be mobilized
Rick Santorum: The only candidate who doesn't fall into all the above categories. My bets are on Santorum for the next "meteoric rise".
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Clayton, I'm not sure Republicans themselves are dumb enough to choose Santorum. Unless he really starts pressing the "family values" button, he won't increase much. Even then, people care most about "jobs", whatever that means.
bbnet - they quit long-term forecasting (from December), not all forecasting.
Wheylous:...dumb enough to choose Santorum. Unless he really starts pressing the "family values" button...
Is that supposed to be a joke? That's the only button he ever presses. (Well, that and the default "America is great, rah rah, they hate us cuz we're great" refrain)
Unless he really starts pressing the "family values" button
Unless he really starts pressing the "family values" button
My bad, needed some extra emphasis. But yes, he does only press that button :P
I actually think the more he goes that route, the more he'll alienate people. Yes, conservatives by and large are religious and family oriented, but that only goes so far. The more you press that, the farther down the spectrum you go, and you get farther and farther from the mean. The more Santorum reveals just how ridiculous his beliefs are, the less people will care for him...and as he's already at <2%, I really don't see much hope for him unless more people start dropping out really soon.
On a positive note (Iowa):
Gingrich 22%
Paul 21%
Romney 16%
From http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2011/12/paul-closes-in-on-gingrich.html
Paul's supporters are considerably more committed to him than Gingrich's are. 77% of current Paul voters say they're definitely going to vote for him, compared to only 54% for Gingrich. Romney has much more solid support than Gingrich as well, 67% of his voters saying they're with him for the long haul. Among only voters who say their mind's totally made up, 29% support Paul to 21% for Gingrich, 18% for Romney, and 11% for Bachmann.
Paul's supporters are considerably more committed to him than Gingrich's are. 77% of current Paul voters say they're definitely going to vote for him, compared to only 54% for Gingrich. Romney has much more solid support than Gingrich as well, 67% of his voters saying they're with him for the long haul. Among only voters who say their mind's totally made up, 29% support Paul to 21% for Gingrich, 18% for Romney, and 11% for Bachmann.
A guy on /r/l;ibertarian asked why he should not vote for Obama. He got slapped with this (by a guy named ProudLikeCowz):
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This knocked my socks off!
"... and I'm going to stop there." Holy crap.
I don't believe "the Jews" control the world, or even the US or even the state of Israel, for that matter, but I find the nature of the Shah's remarks enlightening in itself. He was in a position to have a good grasp of the nature of international power politics, as well as national politics and he doesn't hesitate a second to engage in "conspiracy theory." Salzberger owns the New York Times? Here's a shocking claim for you: he runs it to enrich and empower himself, his family and his community first above all else!
*gasp!* You anti-semite!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't think coming to a rational conclusion about the Jewish lobby in America is conspiracy-mongering. Unfortunately anybody who hints at the idea that they think there are lobbyists who lobby in favor of the Israeli state who may have a little too much power is tarred with the anti-Semitic brush. People will do that because they support Israel no matter what due to their religious system that they think tells them they absolutely have to.
I almost agree with your Santorum analysis. I think he will get something of a boost after the conservatives become disenchanted with Gingrich. But the religiousity to the degree that Santorum displays it will give him high "unelectable" status. He could get into the teens, but I don't think much higher than that.
Clearly, elevators are not regulated enough!
A little good news to brighten your day... I saw this on the cover of the WSJ this morning and just had to share it.
The Bitcoin people need to read this and think hard about how they plan to push their new-fangled fiat coins when even the most powerful government in the world - probably the most powerful in world history - cannot even foist a new fiat coin on the public if the public doesn't want it.
Here we go again....
Same nonsense we heard about the straw vote all those months ago... Read this excellent piece by Justin T. P. Quinn. (I mean it...it's excellent. Read it.)
Bob Barr endorses Newt Gingrich
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Here we go again....
Chris Wallace: A Ron Paul win in Iowa would 'discredit' state's caucuses
Same nonsense we heard about the straw vote all those months ago... Read this excellent piece by Justin T. P. Quinn. (I mean it...it's excellent. Read it.)
I say this only in response to the title of the article: Good! Now all we need is for RP to get elected president to discredit the presidency and, thereby, the American state.
To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process.
Rabbi Lapin: "Let's make bricks!"
Stephan Kinsella: "Say you and I both want to make a German chocolate cake."
I can see the headlines when Dr. Paul wins the presidency:
Ron Paul wins presidency, discredits US democracy
In a way, it would be true
The Exchange Stabilization Fund - the most important financial agency you've never heard of:
This guy really has his shit together. I have long believed there is a "power behind the Fed"... and I suspect there are powers behind the ESF (BIS? "old" money?). What is amazing is how he's weaved together this view of what is really the world's premier global organized crime racket and the legal/financial games they play to provide cover for their operations. These people are the ruling elite. If you want to understand who rules the world today, look no further.
Keep a skeptical eye even on the End the Fed movement. TPTB will infiltrate any movement, no matter how grassroots, as soon as it begins to garner national attention or even before that if they perceive it has the potential to blossom into a threat.
I found this image particularly informative:
The New World Order, Illuminati, etc. etc. are fronts for what's really going on. I have long suspected that the purpose of the NWO/CFR etc. is to give nosy-nanny idealists some busy work to do to that will satisfy their idealism while giving them an "enlightened" and "titillated" feeling that they are really "pushing the envelope" - maybe even getting their hands a tiny bit dirty - in order to make the world a better place. By making them feel "involved", the idealists are pacified and will not ask uncomfortable questions or, if they do, those questions can be answered with a variety of excuses... "national security" "it's on a need-to-know basis" "all will be made clear to you in time" "oops, we overdid a bit but 'the Plan' is proceeding on schedule" "well, it is ugly but you understand that we're not going to change the world by pussy-footing around", and so on. Meanwhile, the truly criminal operations whose sole purpose is raw power and control of resources and wealth can proceed unhindered.
Daniel Muffinburg:I say this only in response to the title of the article: Good! Now all we need is for RP to get elected president to discredit the presidency and, thereby, the American state.
To be fair, the Iowa caucus doesn't exactly have a whole lot of credit to begin with. Have a look at some myths. And some history. And remember the lineups in the last few elections...
Non sequitur of the year
Nice comment I found on Reddit today:
The thread was titled "Does anyone else find it ironic that the average redditor has tacitly supported the regulation of things like table salt, bike riding, trans fats, carbon dioxide, and every minute of the work day, now believes that they should stop with the internet?"
and someone replied
"Yeah...Reddit clamored for government involvement to "ensure an open and free internet" through Net neutrality regulations and are now dumbstruck with the thought that the government, once granted this regulatory beachhead, now wants complete control.....Proof positive of the old adage "Be careful what you wish for...." - TerminalHypocrisy
"Yeah...Reddit clamored for government involvement to "ensure an open and free internet" through Net neutrality regulations and are now dumbstruck with the thought that the government, once granted this regulatory beachhead, now wants complete control.....Proof positive of the old adage "Be careful what you wish for...." - TerminalHypocrisy
QFT. What was that about imaginary slippery slopes again? ;)
Slippery slopes are a modern myth. Everyone knows they only appear in children's storybooks and movies with dragons.
You can just see the circles she's making in her thought process:
If you don't want to support Ron Paul for any other reason, do it because Hitler doesn't:
This is an old one, but Ron Paul kills it on the Colbert Report (he's so lovable!):
I thought this very clever (Joke on RP's older age):
@Clayton: The Shah is a beast!
Listen to him call out the Western nations on the unsustainability of their prosperity @ 3:20ish
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Grabbed it when it was released but I have yet to try it out. I did watch a video on the comparison between the original and the new source version.
About to head home and download it
Woot, finished downloading the game. About to hit play.
I've gotten past the resonance cascade, and so far I like it. My only problem is the repeated animations. You can tell this was made by a lot of separate people, because many characters make the same finger-pointing-up gesture very frequently. They probably would've noticed if it was a more coherent team. I know it's a weird complaint, but it really stands out when you play.
Still, this is one hell of an accomplishment. It's not just a reskin, but basically a complete game from scratch. Kudos to the team.
i love it, it's a good remake ! Didn't remember the first Half life was that hard but it's great !
I wish I brought my laptop to school today. Could be playing half life before my next class.
I know 14 years isn't enough for a book to be considered a classic. What I can say for HL is in the so far short comparative life(compared to say books) video games are still a very new platform of art, and that HL was very revolutionary, and it will be a classic for the future. It's also important for younger kids to realize how far gaming has come in the last years, and to know the classics, and this is great way to do it.
I'm liking this a lot, and I think Sarah is right, it's a bit harder this time around. That's not a bad thing though.
Did any one else like the new Wing Commander? It was great to break out the the old Wingman joystick and have at it.
I loved the new Wing Commander -- and reviewed it.
Nice article with a lot of interesting detail.
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I love the .357 magnum, it is just such a fun gun to fire. Only thing is the iron sights made my accuracy worse.
I think they did an amazing job on the remake of this game, and I cant wait to see there remake of zen ( and maybe of the expansions).
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I remember, and you did a nice job too!
And I think the time is right to remake/ update a lot of the older games. Just imagine what they could look and play like with today's game engines.
what's sweet too ,,is to revisit some past played favorite games of yester-year simply because of playing the game on some of the better and upgraded hardware.. sorta like a win win scenario .
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