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Pollux / Polluce Climber's Log
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|Polluce in Monte Rosa
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2015
|great climbing on ice and rock from the Guide d'Ayaz hut. always great in the Monte Rosa!
|Posted Sep 5, 2015 6:01 am
|Rafa Bartolome
|small but great
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2015
|It was a hard climb from Rif.guide d'ayas and we found a lot of people descending from the summit and we needed more time to reach it finally after 5h (more than 1 hour the last section... maybe we did not do well the things and we were very slow with the ropes ... maybe we were very polite with other people waiting and waiting... I don't know but this year the snow was very bad at 12:00 (extreme sun) in the col and we left Castor for next day because the descent of glacier to quintino sella would be in very bad condiions at 18:00 or so. It was a good choice... but we had to go down to rifugio Mezzalama (guide d'ayas full) to try Castor next day (we reached it also).
|Posted Jul 19, 2015 10:22 am
|viktor vaughn
|Italian normal route
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2009
|Perfect weather the whole week. We ascended the Breithorn, Castor, Pollux, Parrotspitze and Signalkuppe. Slept at the Monta Rosa Hut.
|Posted Jan 29, 2015 1:15 pm
|Climbed with Castor
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2014
|With my son Keith, climbed both Pollux and Castor from Rossi e Volante Bivvy Hut. We did furthest away, Castor via WNW Flank first - and then did Pollux via SW ridge, 'on the way back'.
All in all, this was a fantastic day out, in near perfect conditions - a real stroke of luck after all the uncertain weather recently.
The chains described in my guidebook (and featuring in photo on this page) at the crux of the route have been replaced with thick fixed ropes by the way. The first part of this section involved an easy traverse, but then an awkward move up over a jammed boulder, which was a little strenuous. The 2nd part of the crux section was steeper, but very easy, on big incut holds, making fixed rope scarcely necessary. Both parts of this crux section needed about 15m each run out of rope and were adequately provided with secure bolts to clip into and act as runners/belays.
|Posted Sep 14, 2014 3:41 am
|Pollux traverse
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2012
|From Mezzalama Hut
|Posted Sep 2, 2014 4:26 pm
|Normal route
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2011
|Great weather, nice summit.
|Posted Aug 30, 2014 4:47 pm
|Normal Route
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2014
|From Klein Matterhorn. Beautiful day, some clouds came in late but great summit views. Quite warm with the sun and many parties out and about.
|Posted Aug 21, 2014 2:01 pm
|Normal route
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 1994
|W/ Rahil
|Posted Aug 11, 2013 10:34 pm
|Normal Route from Klein Matterhorn
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2013
|Day trip from Klein Matterhorn. Combined it with an ascent of the Caster, which we climbed first.
|Posted Jul 29, 2013 8:36 am
|Fun Route
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 1991
|Really liked this route. We skied in, with great snow conditions, to Pollux's base. Snow was nice and firm going up the snow gully. Rock was clean and fairly solid going up. Enough variation on this short climb to keep it interesting.
|Posted Nov 14, 2012 7:23 pm
|Nice safe climb
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2012
|Climbed the SW ridge with Pol adn came down via the W snow slope.
Nice safe climb!
|Posted Sep 17, 2012 4:57 am
|Silvia Mazzani
|Pollux Traverse
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 1990
|From Mezzalama Hut.
|Posted Sep 3, 2012 5:29 pm
|SE Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2012
|Great climb, got quite the tangle going with impatient parties trying to cross paths though.
|Posted Aug 28, 2012 1:53 am
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2005
|Up the normal route and down the east ridge
|Posted Aug 22, 2012 4:04 am
|4 Peaks Of Monte Rosa
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2012
|We came from Klein Matterhorn and Breithorn the day before. Pollux was my favorite peak of the trip because I enjoyed the route. After Pollux we also did Castor, and Ludwigshoehe the next day before descending the Gorner Glacier to the Monte Rosa Hut. At this point I had to descend all the way to Visp to get surgery for a strange illness and we were not able to climb Dufourspitze as we had planned.
|Posted Aug 12, 2012 12:04 am
Date Climbed: Jul 27, 2012
|Together with Castor on one perfect day from Ayas hut.
|Posted Jul 31, 2012 8:02 am
|Great weather
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2012
|Climbed with gimpilator and Ryan. We made good time on the way up, but got held up by ascending parties on our way down.
|Posted Jul 26, 2012 3:38 pm
|Perfect summit, followed by white out
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2011
|Climbed it from the Ayas hut, the day started crystal clear, but weather got worse during the day. After descent and on our way back to the hut did we experience white out, I couldn't even see my own boots.
|Posted Jan 15, 2012 5:06 pm
|Normal route
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2011
|We climbed it with beautifull weather from the Ayas hut. We climbed the normal route from the sadle Felikjoch. Afterwards we did also do Castor and went to the Quentino Sella hut. Easy and beautifull route.
|Posted Aug 26, 2011 4:26 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2011
|Climbed with two friends from Belgium who were visiting me here in Switzerland. Good easy climb. Had I known it would be this easy I might've solo'd it before.
|Posted Aug 24, 2011 8:16 am


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Which ever one you get, the first and most important lesson of PCB designs learning how to create footprints and manage libraries.
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With something like this, I always feel overwhelmed at the steepness of the learning curve. It is very helpful indeed to find out what to concentrate on first, so I get a foot-hold.
But, I simply HAVE TO become proficient at making my own PCB's, or I'm never going to get to where I want to go.
All in all, I'm leaning toward Circuit Wizard. Partly because it is both "PCB fab for dummies" on one level, but rises to the expert level as one becomes more proficient. Partly because it has spice built-in....a really nice feature. As much as I like using LTSpice, cobbling different softwares together is not my idea of fun. In Circuit Wizard, I can draw schematics, simulate them, and then convert to PCB design with one click.
It looks to me like diptrace is a great program, but it's more for people who are more expert and who are not afraid of "cobbling together" what they need.
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Here is a list of eclectic PCB design related links that I threw together a couple of years ago, mainly as a stock answer for the "PCB design related links" based questions that were forever coming up on EDA Forum.
Any footprint or library based question just ask...I have done numerous libraries for companies in the past and still do library work (but only if I cant avoid it or pass it on to someone else....)
I use Cadstar at work, the full suite including signal integrity and power integrity addons, so I can only really comment on that and Allegro from Cadence, and even then I tend not to as again it would be my opinion and is biased toward me.
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Nice list!
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I have Diptrace.
Easy to use and cheap.
I have no complains.
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thanks, blmn, appreciate the recommendation.
For better or worse, I bought circuitwizard.
Why? I'm a dummy. I have a hole in my brain where spacial orientation is supposed to be, which somehow extends to how to hook one program into another, and I get stumped really easily with trying to hook programs together.
diptrace may well turn out to be the better choice - its probably ideal for most members here who more experience and especially SMARTS - but I wanted something integrated that goes direct from simulation to layout, and that includes simulation - and that appears to NOT include me attempting to kludge together various programs to get a whole that works - that way leads, for me, into blind alleys and pathetic pleas for help on forums, most embarrassing. "A man's gotta know his limitations", as some famous Clint Eastwood character once said.
(Famous last words: Helpful Member: "all you have to do is port x into q, then abstract the zip files, then make a sub-folder of subtchaaazzzyyy.xizzle, update your cabzer.net, and it's a piece of cake" Me: "Sure. Sounds easy!" (Two weeks later): Me: "guhhh moo hezarttle? (mental break-down-speak-pigeon for HALP!!" Members: "Just read HELP!" and yet another easy DIY workaround bites the dust while I ignominiously drool and babble....)
Report to come on using circuitwizard.
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Update NUMBER ONE on Circuit Wizard:
sad to say, I emailed a question to the makers of Circuit Wizard several weeks ago, and got no reply.
I am making a several thousand LED array that I will convert to PCB; rather than put in the several thousand LED's one at a time - a somewhat more arduous process in Circuit Wizard than it is in LTspice - I wanted to see if I could copy a string of LED's and build the array more quickly that way by pasting repeatedly. I don't see any provision for that in the tools for Circuit Wizard, so I asked them if there was a way to do it.
I think the (probably) obvious tactic would be to create a new object that IS a string of LED's, but I haven't tackled how to do that yet.
I still like the program, although it is a bit on the simple side - or perhaps because it IS on the simple side, which suits me better (simple joys for simple folk but there doesn't appear to be the slightest bit of support. Perhaps it's because I bought the "hobbyist" version, but actually if a company has integrity that should not matter. It either does matter in their case or there simply is no support at all.
Onward LOL!!
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several thousand leds...that should be interesting, done boards for traffic lights and street lights with several hundred, but several thousand!!!! What is it?
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So far I've found I can drive 4 strings in parallel this way reliably with the LM317 CCS - 20 mA x 4 = 80 mA, without having to heat-sink each LM317 - and I'm going to try the surface mount LM317's - and I'll bread-board going up in number of strings per CCS until I hit the heat dissipation non-heat-sinked limit for the LM317's....meaning when I have to add heat-sinks; I prefer to use more LM317's without heat-sinks than less LM317's with heat-sinks...heat-sinks are expensive, a pain to stuff and mount unless they just hang in the breeze - not something I like - and they take up lots of high-rise real estate on the PCB.
What a lot of bother for something so simple as an LED board, eh wot?
Very Best, Synchro27
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Christmas Day gets busier and busier for the NBA. Used to be that there was only one game on that special day and it always involved the Lakers. This year there will be no fewer than five games.
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The NBA schedule was released this week and it shows the Lakers will host the Cleveland Cavaliers on Christmas Day with ABC televising, but that's just one of five games that day. ABC will precede the Lakers and Cavs with Boston-Orlando. ESPN will start things off as early as 9 a.m. with Miami-New York and in the evening have the Clippers at Phoenix and Denver at Portland.
The season starts Oct. 27 with the Lakers hosting Blake Griffin and the Clippers on TNT, preceded by Cleveland-Boston. TNT will carry 53 games, ESPN 75, ABC 15 and NBA TV 96. ESPN/ABC will show the Lakers the maximum 16 games. TNT will show them nine times, one below its maximum. The Clippers will appear five times on ESPN and three on TNT.
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This foundation has worked the best for me so far. I found a perfect match for my skintone (ivory 202) so I can't even tell that I'm wearing foundation. It blends in quite well also and doesn't cake or emphasize dry patches. However, it doesnt' cover up all my blemish spots, explaining why I gave it a "4". But it works much better than the chanel double perfection fluide that i was wasting $40 on! I'll continue to use this until i find something that completely mattifies my face, is affordable, covers up blemishes, and looks completely natural (yea yea not gonna happen i know :P)
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I bought this when they discontinued the Day Radiance (which i loved.) Although it was longlasting and provided good coverage, it seemed to magnify the whiteheads on my nose and sometimes settled into the pores in my cheeks. I'm sure this would work great for someone with smoother skin - but just wasn't for me.
on 5/28/2003 2:38:00 PM
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on 4/29/2003 3:13:00 PM
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I received Mary Kay Medium Coverage Foundation as a gift. It only takes a small amount, and looks so natural when applied. My trouble however was that it only lasted a couple of hours, and left my face extremly oily( I have oily skin) so this product just wasnt for me. If you have combination skin this would probably be a good investment. Those with oily skin I would recommend staying away.
on 4/12/2003 8:16:00 PM
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I don't think I've ever liked a product so much. The coverage is excellant. I have very oily skin,but don't let the thicknest full you. It's velvity soft, and matte finished end result. I can't get a high enough rating.
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I think Mary Kay foundations are really good in quality, but can use some improvement in the shades they offer. But I also do have a hard face to match, as it is very rosy and pale in the face, and my neck is quite darker and tan. However, I got this in Ivory 202 which is yellow-based and I think it worked well to blend the two together. You must work fast with this foundation. it leaves a nice matte finish on my skin, but my nose does break through with oil fairly quickly, so I'm not sure about its oil controlling properties. i would buy this again, but if I find another line with a better shade....
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super huge RAVE for MaryKay medium coverage foundation, the new one.
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Though MAC full coverage looked good at first, within half an hour it started melting off, and it's not that hot here yet. Revln CSN was not matching for me at all, far too orange or pink, as with all revlon foundations on me, a fair girl with yellow undertones.
Having had relative success with color matching from MK in the past when a friend was a seller (the oil free foundation was the only thing I ever bought), I tried the equivalent color suggested by the website in the medium coverage foundation.
Lo and behold, absolutely perfect coverage after a whole stupid week of breakouts after testing Bare Minerals foundation. My skin looks incredibly smooth, blemish free, really really good, yet maintaining a natural looking finish, even after powdering. And my skin is just awful this week! This will be my wedding-day makeup, thank you Mary Kay! Bows down in homage.
BTW, I love the sanitary squeeze tube, and I'm a little lighter than MAC NC30 and take Ivory 202. I have combo skin verging on oily. If you are dry or normal skin, you will find this foundation too drying and hard to blend.
on 3/7/2003 4:44:00 PM
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Eyes: Green
I love the new MK foundations, especially the medium coverage, since I have normal/combo skin. I use Ivory 100 and can use it as a concealer and a foundation and get excellent coverage while still looking extremely natural. The new formulations really seem to be lighter and last longer than the previous oil-free MK foundation I used to wear.
on 3/1/2003 9:24:00 PM
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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Ugghhh....yuck. This is like toothpaste..its so pasty feeling. The colors seem kinda fake too, and the finish is pretty ashy and flat looking. I have DRY skin, but suprisingly this totally broke me out in oil in like 2 hours, and I usually NEVER get oil. I used to use their Day Radiance line, which was a lot better, but they discontinued it. Don't even try the full coverage..its even pastier. I wouldn't call this medium coverage, I would call it more like doesn't cover any minor imperfections or evens out your skin tone, just looks like you put heavy paint all over red skin. This may be ok for some people..but there are BETTER foundations out there!!
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The first MK foundation I have liked! I always sample them and am never satisfied so was skeptical when my MK rep (also one of my best friends) told me about the new ones. I tested this and the full coverage - preferring this one, which is marketed for normal to oily skin. I found the perfect color match in Beige 305 which I thought would have been too dark, but wasn't. Liquid foundation that applies and covers like a Dream! I am a cream to powder girl, and I really find this product similar in how it feels, looks, and covers. It is creamy, spreads well (I use the MAC foundation brush) and covers all uneven tone )not zits by itself, I still have to use concealer. It is transfer resistant, and yet easily washes off. I love dusting a light loose powder over it to set the look. It stays all day and night. I get a little oiy in my T zone so I just use a tad of MOM under this foundation in that area and I stay matte most of the day! Doesn't itch, feel tight, clog my pores - it's a DREAM! I've actually stopped buying my beloved Prescriptives Cream to powder for this stuff!
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Enjoyed all the tours in my pass. The transportation part really came in handy. Would definitely recommend getting the multiday pass. Made getting around San Francisco easy.
Very convenient for public transportation. The activities included were also a great value. California Academy of Sciences is awesome.
It is the only way to do a visit to the city. It was easy, fast and less expensive ! Will do it again!
With the City Pass you become very independent and can expore the city by your own.
It was a great way to see the city!
This tour was amazing!
Very convenient to have. Allows easy use of public transportation and entrances to included attraction.
Easy to use. A definate money saver. Regular good service.
Really got our money's worth!!!
good value
Museum of science was te best sight I visited with this pass. I went also too see aquarium of the bay and exploratorium. Next time I'll try the other museums.
I enjoyed using the busses also. It was great help getting around the city.
This tori was amazing! Highly recommended!
it not only saved our money but also time.
At first I was not sure about the CityPass, but it was the best thing we did. It is definitely worth the money considering that includes the bay tour, entrance to the aquarium and the Young Museum and the rides on public transportation. The bay tour was excellent!!!! We took the 4:15PM tour and the time could have not been more ideal. We chose to Aquarium of the Bay, but it is better to select the Monterey Aquarium if you are planning on going to Monterey. It is much more worth the money. The Monterrey Aquarium is bigger and has more attractions than the Aquarium of the Bay as we were able to confirm when we went to Monterey. The Academy of Science is impressive. Our kids were so happy they did not want to leave the place. This is certainly something I would do again if we go back to San Francisco.
With this pass I take endless transport on muni and the best part is the 4 attractions are really worth going for: Exploratorium, Calofornia Academy of Sciences, Monterey Aquarium, de Young musuem and Legion of honor
Really enjoyed it! The tour guide was very informative.
Was very handy, didn't get to fully utilize it but if used correctly would be well worth it, would use again
San Fran lost money of us. We used Citypass on all transportations with not one problem. We used all the discount or free admissions as well. This was a true winner!!
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