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Best way to boost with 2 xboxes
I was wondering what is the best way to boost with 2 boxes to gain rank? Thanks
I would assume loading up a squad rush or regular rush gametype and using the leveling account to blow up MCOMs.
Personally, I think you would have much more fun just playing the game.
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Have one damage tank, other repair.....profit.
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There are two kinds of people in this world: people who merely have diaper fetishes, and the people who want to attribute these diaper fetishes to fictitious, fungal-based royalty. Although, is the 1-Up mushroom some kind of profound emblem for the gift of life? In that Peach's nether regions are the only things capable of the gift of life and symbolic of the crux of all existence? Only butterMYbiscuits12 knows the true answer.
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Also, do reptiles even need massive breasts like that? (Or bob-ombs, as the picture would suggest.) What would be the purpose? It's not like any reptile ever has been nursed by the milk-secreting organ of female mammals for survival's sake, so I guess those voluminous mounds are just purely ornamental. And fantastic. Uh, sorry… did I really type that instead of just think it?
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I trying to install RVM using deployer user that doesn't had root privileges ant I getting this error:
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I trying to install RVM using deployer user that doesn't had root privileges ant I getting this error:
Any help? Thank you!
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You should be able to do a non-multiuser install without root privileges. Are you starting with this command?
If so and that's what's failing, can you run the command again with the debug info enabled
If you don't have root you can't do it. There is no way of bypassing the security mechanism. Linux/Unix don't allow a non privileged user to do a task which requires elevated privileges.


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James Beach is a combination Restaurant and Night spot. It's a very casual but has a fairly nice quiet and more elegant side too. It's been around since the 80s and is a great place to have a mojito, a steak, a glass of wine and mingle with the others. One side is more elegant and the other features a patio where the party usually is centered. The scene is pretty mingly and fun. A little bit of a schmooze fest, but not Hollywoodish. It's relaxed and fun and a place where folks from the neighborhood come to hang out.
Favorite Dish: New York Steak and french fries are very good. The restaurant however is resting a little bit on it's long past laurels in the early 90s. A lot of the food seems to be prepared fairly thoughtlessly. Still, I'll definitely eat a steak here, if I mean to hang out in the lounge area after and their burger is good and some fish dishes are quite good.
I was extremely disappointed however a few weeks ago (July 2009) when I ate at the restaurant. I ordered the "Calf's Liver" and what I was given was definitely a tough gristly piece of beef liver - nothing like the tender soft foie gras like calf's liver taste. When I asked the manager what the deal was, he disappeared and came back sheepishly only after I caught his eye and motioned. He apologized that they served me beef liver saying "they were not happy with the quality of calf's liver they got, and substituted" but forgot to change the menu. This is total bullsh*t. It was clear that most people simply wouldn't notice and that they were pulling a fast one. In fact the manager even said that 'most people wouldn't know'. How can you not know. It's like the difference between veal and steak. Anyway, it was extremely disappointing though they offered a free dessert...which was a decent gesture, but leaves me suspicious and unsatisfied.
In short...come for the steak or a salad or something, but don't expect fine dining and you won't be disappointed.
Address: 60 N Venice Blvd Venice, CA 90291
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: take North Venice all the way to the ocean stop before your car gets wet. ;)
Phone: (310) 823-5396
Price: US$31-40
Rating: 3
Theme: American
Primitivo is one of my favorite hangs in Venice. It's a nice place with a good crowd, nice lighting, good music. The wine is a wide excellent selection. The tapas are uneven..some dishes are great, some average, the deserts are excellent. It ain't cheap, but it can be a great place to have a romantic dinner, or to just sit at the bar with a friend and have a drink.
Favorite Dish: Changes often.
Chanterelles gratin
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Steak with harissa
Ripassa wine
Address: Abbott Kinney
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: Abbot Kinney street towards, main street.
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Danish delegation: Erik Barkman (editor Nummer9.dk), Matthias Wivel & Anders Brønserud (cartoonist)
Again. On the way to the Cité Internationale de la Bande Dessinée et de l'Image (Castro Building in the background)
Entering the Baru Exhibition
Detail from Baru's Quéquette Blues
More Baru
The Wall of Autoroute
Detail from Baru's L'Enragé, including margin notes
Detail from Baru's Autoroute du Soleil
On the way back from the CIBDI
L'Association's employees on strike: the black hole at the head of the Noveau monde tent.
The Nouveau monde
Winners of the fanzine award: Arbitraire
The Finnish Literature booth
Checking through Aapo Rapi's Fauve-nominated Meti
Cartoonist Thomas Thorhauge perusing Dominique Goblet & Nikita Foussoul's Chronographie at the Frémok booth
Originals from Chronographie, at the Castro Building Goblet show
Goblet showing around visitors in her exhibition
Entering the Goblet exhibition
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Detail from Goblet's Faire semblant c'est mentir
Brønserud checking originals from Souvenir d'une journée parfaite
Thorhuage, Aben Maler publisher Steffen Rayburn Maarup & cartoonist extraordinaire Bendik Kaltenborn
Finnish mover & shaker Tommi Musturi talks to Thorhauge
Christian Maiwald of Reprodukt
Finland in the house: ?, Haari Römpöti & Johanna Rojola
Marcel Ruijters & Anders Brønserud
Friday: Danes at the Peanuts "exhibition"
The disco inferno-cum-signing galley at the Soleil booth
Lee Chi-ching and Jeffrey Lau Wan-kit preparing their live drawing display at the Angoulême theatre
The Kaleidoscope: History of Hong Kong Exhibition
Nifty multimedia display cases
Banging martial arts comics!
Jeffrey Lau Wan-kit drawing live at the exhibition
From the CIBDI
Platinum Age Group meeting: Thierry Smolderen of the Angoulême art school introduces Peter Maresca of Sunday Press
Swedish man at the crossroads, Fredrik Strömberg, with writer and cartoonist Paul Karasik in the foreground
Maresca, Karasik & Wivel inspect obscure French 1950s SF page bought by Karasik
From the CIBDI's permanent collection display
Detail from Lewis Trondheim's Nouveau Pornographie, in the CIBDI Parody show
The Jeunes talents tent
Jeune talents winner Adrien Herda's entry
Marion Fayolle's entry in the Jeune talents competition
From the Maison des auteurs fellwoship exhibition
From the Moebius stage interview
Saturday: Killoffer holds forth in the Association booth, open for a brief while to help the cartoonists move some book. In the foreground: Jochen Gerner
Edmond Baudoin draws like a mutha
Saturday craziness at the Nouveau monde
Milo Manara signing at the Hôtel Mercure
And look at the blue book right there. It doesn't have a light, like the others. A Danish anomaly.
The genealogy of Frémok publications, from the contemporary Belgian exhibition
Dominique Goblet and Vincent Fortemps on display at the Belgian show
From the Belgian show
From the Clafoutis anthology show, featuring works by David B., Anke Feuchtenberger, Vincent Perraud, and others
From the Clafoutis show
Perraud original
Wivel hemmed in by crockery at Maman's restaurant
Xavier Guilbert (du9.org) in the house!
Danes Poul Peters and Erik Barkman at Le Chat noir
Comic talk, of course
Enter Norwegian auteurs Steffen Kverneland & Lars Fiske
Dominique Goblet
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Jar Pop Opener
By R W
from Sand Hills NC
About Me Casual Cook
Comments about Jar Pop Opener:
Does everything as advertised.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Low cost opener
By New heart
from Denver
Very handy
By Holly
from Mesa Az
Great for most sealed jars.
LIfe made easier
By Kay
from Philadelphia
This was a replacement for the original which was so old I can't remember how long ago I bought it. I'm so happy they're still available.
By Farmor5
from Joliet, IL
I bought twenty the first time around knowing how much I love the product. The intended recipient never got hers because I'd already given them all away. I bought twenty additional & am in the process of giving them away also. I'll almost certainly be buying more once these are all gone! I HIGHLY recommend this product!
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By Lyndi B
from Benton, Arkansas
About Me Avid Cook
I had a similar product years ago and it worked great. Lost during move. I cannot get this tool to loosen the seal on jars. My similar tool I once had was very easy to use and popped the first time. This one hasn't loosen any jars. The design is like my old one.(not bought at same place)I understand the design and how it should work.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
great for arthritis sufferers
By swim chick
from Durham, CT.
Pops the lids seal, making it easy to twist off the lid.
It works
By Sissy
from Austin, TX
Works great on jars with narrow lids such as jelly/jam jars and pickle jars. Just some gentle prssure and "pop" goes the seal.
Looks good-Beware
By Bigun44
from Dallas,Tx
I often use spoons to open gars;this looked ideal. It brook opening a jar of hot sauce.
Perfect for arthritic fingers!
By gran
from tampa, fl
I bought for myself and liked so well, I bought some for gifts


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If you'd been a fly on our kitchen walls this past week, you would have seen a lot of easy weeknight dinners going on. After we followed Tamar Adler's advice and, in one big batch of cooking, filled our fridge with jars and Pyrex packed with roasted eggplant, boiled potatoes, roasted yellow squash and so on, we then began the daily task of putting her strategy to the test. There were vegetables tossed with quinoa, vegetables inside morning omelettes, leftover vegetable hash pureed with milk and water until it became a hot and creamy bisque so comforting, I almost cried. Roasted eggplant became baba ganoush. Boiled potatoes turned into mashed, soft and creamy and studded with garlic. Preroasting all your produce is not for everyone (and not for every week), but this last week, as we've tried it, Tim and I have seen firsthand how simplifying the strategy can be in helping to make dinner every night. There are other things you'd see from your kitchen perch, too, though, like the failed … [Read more...]
Chicken Pot Pie + 'Dinner: A Love Story'
It's a hot and sunny Saturday and we're on our way to Lynnville, a sleepy little town that you could live in Tennessee all your life without hearing of, but which today has drawn our attention because of an ad I saw somewhere for a blackberry festival. The whole trip, I'm reading to Tim from my latest library find, and right away, we're both so into the stories about food and parenting and the world of magazine editing that before we know it, we've driven the entire hour, past hilly pasture land and giant barns and no places to use a bathroom, anywhere, and then there's Lynnville, right before us, rewarding our travel with what turns out to be the very anti-climactic main street that today boasts one carnival booth, four craft tents and, off in the corner, a 85-year-old man selling tomatoes. No. Blackberries. None. So we talk with the tomato man, who tells us he's lived in Lynnville all his life, and we ask him about blackberries, and he says, no, there aren't any, but you … [Read more...]
Homemade Chicken Tacos
This is going to seem like a really trite way to begin a food blog post, but nonetheless, here it is: I am so thankful for food. I started thinking about it this month, when Tim and I began doing a weekly cleanse/detox day and I saw, again, how food affects my body. I thought about it when I read some recent posts (which you really ought to check out if you haven't already) over at Roost and Honey & Salt, which tell the stories of people totally changing the way they eat in order to improve their health. Also, there have been long conversations about nutrition on Friday nights, random chats on the phone and with roommates about digestion, the ever-growing and expanding sea (ocean!) of food blogs out there, which continually blow. me. away. with the diversity and scope and perspectives and recipes. But mostly, it's just been the food itself. I mean, man. Sometimes I'll look at a blueberry or a lemon or an egg and think, you know, God didn't have to give … [Read more...]
Homemade Chicken Soup
Last week, I spent the better part of two days holed up in my barely furnished room, watching TV on my laptop---because apparently, nothing says, Welcome to Nashville!, like a stomach bug that knocks every shred of every thing out of your body in the course of one evening---and the whole time, there was one thing I couldn't stop thinking about: homemade chicken soup. You know what I mean when I say homemade chicken soup, right? I don't mean chicken soup from a can or even packaged chicken broth that you add vegetables to. I mean roast-your-own-chicken-and-turn-it-into-stock soup. The kind that is soothing and comforting. The kind that is loaded with nutrients. The kind that "puts vigor in the step and sparkle in love life" to quote folklore. I've tried to make my own stock before with bad results. I actually remember an entire conversation Jacqui and I had about this: not enough flavor, not what we expected, what were we doing wrong? But it was just a month or two ago that I … [Read more...]
Chicken Roulade
The truth is, I've been wanting to tell you about this chicken roulade recipe for over a week now---ever since last Tuesday, when I pulled chicken out of the fridge and wondered what to make for dinner. I'd gone through all the usual options in my mind, things I've had before, things I've made, but nothing sounded like it would be worth the high price tag of the Amish, antibiotic-free poultry I've been buying, nothing until this beautiful, impressive chicken roulade. Chicken roulade, if you've never heard of it, is essentially rolled chicken: the meat gets pounded and flattened into a large surface area; topped with cheese and a filling made of greens, onions, dried fruit, and nuts; rolled tightly; tied up with string; browned and baked. When it's finished, you slice the bundled breasts into slices stuffed with flavor and color, and it's the kind of thing that makes you go wow. This version comes from the lovely Angela of Spinach Tiger: she'd posted it as an idea for a … [Read more...]
Chicken Waldorf Salad Wraps
These wraps, which I've had for lunch for the last three days, illustrate one of the best parts of working from home. Because, are you ready? When you call your kitchen table your office, this is what happens: you pull open your Google Reader on a casual Tuesday afternoon, see a recipe you'd like to try and, instead of just bookmarking it for later, you walk to the kitchen right that moment, pull out ingredients and, in minutes, see exactly what it tastes like. Like I said though, that's just one of the best parts of working from home, and since a couple of you have been wanting an update on the self-employment situation anyway, it's probably time I told you about some of the other benefits. First of all: It's been almost five months, can you believe that? Five months since I set my alarm for the same time every morning. Five months since I said, Oh, I can't; I have to work. Five months of setting my own schedule and working fewer hours (and, admittedly, also making less … [Read more...]
Chicken Fingers
Supersize Me was on TV the other night. Despite the fact that it was created six years ago, I'd never seen the documentary until this year, a few months ago when I streamed it to my computer during my one-month free trial with Netflix. This past Sunday night, I caught the couple minutes where the main character weighs in after a few days of eating a McDonald's-only diet, something he tried and documented for a full month, gaining weight and hurting his health just as you'd expect. I also caught the scene where he orders chicken nuggets, and the movie does a quick aside, complete with a cartoon illustration, of how chicken nuggets are made. It's not pretty. A while ago (was it last year?), I also watched Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution (I'm guessing a lot of you did, too?), and saw him explain to children where chicken nuggets come from. And of course I've seen this image (click at your own risk and don't say I didn't warn you) floating around the Internet and people's … [Read more...]
Curried Coconut Chicken & Peanut Butter Noodles
Listen, it's not like I never do adventurous things. I mean, you know: I ride roller coasters. I cut 11 inches off my hair. I launch out into self-employment. And hello, there was that mountain in Maine I won't let anyone forget about. Remember?! But when it comes to my kitchen and new types of cuisine, even I will admit that I stick pretty close to the basics: American, Italian, sometimes Greek, but pretty rarely anything outside that. And if it weren't for my friend Stacey, who came over Tuesday night to, at her suggestion, try making Thai food, that would all be exactly the same. Our plan of attack was simple: pick two recipes, adapt the ingredients to be fully natural, follow the instructions and cook. … [Read more...]


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We cannot start letting you know the Formula Smiles good news during 2012 without thanking to all of you, our donors, for supporting our job for the vulnerable Children in Colombia.
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We are very proud to say that our beneficiaries are more Honest, Tolerant, Respectful, Solidarity, Responsible and Humble according with the results of the measurement process.
Additionally, thanks to The World Bank, we could achieve the systematization of "Sport for Peace and Education" methodology in order to develop and create new tools to strength this practice. It is important to mention that we received this consultation thanks to the "Peace and Soccer Alliance".
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I'm experiencing a problem with my HP Pavilion DV5 laptop. It will not power on with the charger only. It did so before. It powers on with the battery, but the charger light on the side next to the cable is flashing, and the light that shows that it is on charge is dead.
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Journal of Elementary Science Education
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Science process skills and attitudes of preservice elementary teachers
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This study was conducted to describe the relationship between preservice elementary teachers' competency in science process skills and their attitudes toward science. The instrument selected to measure science process skills was the Test of Integrated Process Skills II (TIPSII). A revision of the Fennema-Sherman Mathematics Attitudes Scales (SAS) was used as a predictor of the subjects' attitudes toward science. The SAS consisted of six subscales also examined in the study. The hypothesis for the study stated that elementary preservice teachers who demonstrated a high competency in process skills would also indicate positive attitudes toward science. The data was collected while subjects were enrolled in an elementary math and science methods course during their first senior semester just before student teaching. Analysis of the data indicated a significant positive correlation between elementary preservice teachers' ability to perform science process skills and their attitudes toward science. Upon analyzing the data collected on the six subscales, a significant positive correlation was found between the TIPS II and the Confidence in Learning Science Scale and the Teacher Scale.
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Journal of Elementary Science Education
Volume 11, Issue 2 , pp 57-64
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- 1999-09
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If the Colorado Plateau is Rachmaninov, Arizona's far southwestern desert is pure Black Sabbath. This country is so intense you swear you can smell the heat and the dramatic sepia tones of the landscape. Your ears ring in the silence of midday. At first glance, you are convinced that there is simply no life here at all, save for a few skinny saguaros, ocotillos and bushes that just fade into the ground and may as well not be there at all. Maybe the occasional peep of a small bird you can never see. There's not a lot of subtlety out here.
Dark Head (Cabeza Prieta)… 120°… Unexploded bombs all over the ground… Small groups of people walking north, always north, close to your camp at 2 AM… Sidewinders under every rock in every wash… Water, well, there really just isn't any… Bad dirt roads. The best campsites are in the middle of an active military bombing range.
This area along the Mexican border in the Cabeza Prieta NWR and the Barry Goldwater Range is hands down my favorite place anywhere. Well, one of them…
There's just something flat out wrong with a person who wants to go in there.
So, if there's something wrong with you, a 4WD vehicle and a free permit (both required) will get you there. The main access from the east, El Camino Del Diablo, is closed to traffic from March 15 – July 15 (exact closure dates may vary from year to year) for the endangered Sonoran Pronghorn fawning season, so I'll leave this even more remote and fascinating region to chat about in the cooler fall months.
The town of Wellton, on I-10 between Gila Junction and Yuma in western Arizona, is an ideal jump off point to the Tinajas Altas, Gila and Cabeza Prieta Mountains. Take the dirt road south out of town through the Lechugilla Desert and down to the Devil's Highway and it all unfolds in front of you.
The Tinajas Altas ("High Tank") and Gila Mountains are granite ranges that jut straight up out of the sea-flat desert plains. Although only a bit more than 2500 ft. in elevation, they are every bit as impressive as the east face of the Sierras. They are full of beautiful and intimate side canyons, each one inviting you to explore. The canyons in the Tinajas Altas and Cipriano Passes offer excellent camp sites.
They come out here just about every day late in the afternoon. Most of the time you hear them after they've passed by, or you may catch a silver or black flash through a break in the granite cliffs. Fighter jets seem out of place in the largest de facto wilderness area south of Alaska, but I look forward to them each day. Politics and environmental concerns aside, there is something about seeing a jet screaming in just off the ground and making an abrupt turn straight up and out of sight in just a few seconds. The bombs and missile parts in this area are from earlier times – shooting at targets with laser beams is more common now. They head back to the east after a short time and then the place is all yours again.
It suddenly springs up and startles you like a huge dark snake in front of you as you pick your way south along a small dirt road on the west side of the Tinajas Altas. There is no denying that the border fence is impressive. What used to use a braided complex of vehicle tracks is now a single road. I visited with a Border Patrol agent who told me this is now one of the most boring stretches of the border to be working, as the fence has virtually stopped the northbound vehicular traffic in this section. These routes are the ones that have been used for centuries by peoples wandering north from the Sea of Cortez to trade with the Ancient Ones in central and northern Arizona.
Perhaps the darkest place you will ever see, this is not a place to have a campfire on a moonless night. The sparkling canopy that stretches from one horizon to the other over the great Tule and Lechugilla deserts shames even the most spectacular nighttime urban skylines.
After a few days of exploring these borderlands, you realize that there is actually an abundance of life here, animate and inanimate. Peek one eye out of your sleeping bag and watch the morning sun bring the granite to life and the dramatic transformation from black to deep orange. There are ravens winging around the rocks and up and down the canyons, so you know it's a good place.
If you are heading east on I-10 on your way out, there is the mandatory stop at Dateland, just east of Wellton, for a freshly made date shake.
Travel Notes: Required free permits to enter the Cabeza Prieta and Goldwater Range are available at the Fish and Wildlife office in Ajo, AZ or may be obtained by calling (520) 387-6483.
A second vehicle in your party is recommended, as there is no cell phone service in the area and the cost of towing or vehicle repair can significantly cut into your life savings. Make sure you fill up with gas before heading into the region, and carry extra water.
Fall, Winter and Spring are the ideal times for a visit, as summer temperatures commonly soar above 115°.
The wildlife out here exists on the edge and is dependent on the few tanks (water holes) in the area. Don't camp near these water sources and avoid approaching and stressing them at any time.
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I would guess that Mt Wrightson's summit receives a thousand or more visits annually, and for good reason. The Mt Wrightson Wilderness is a worthy attraction with its diverse landscapes, plentiful wildlife, and rich mining history. The views from Mt Wrightson's summit and the surrounding high ridges are some of the best in southern Arizona. The vast majority of visits to Wrightson originate from popular and conveniently accessed Madera Canyon.
Mt Wrightson from Gardner Canyon Rd
A far less-traveled option is to approach the east side of the range using the un-paved Gardner Canyon Rd. Various dirt roads branch off Gardner Canyon Rd, heading to the edges of the Mt Wrightson Wilderness, and a nice network of trails offer many hiking possibilities.
One of my favorite of these hikes is an 11 mile loop that leaves the road's end in Cave Canyon, climbs to Florida Saddle, traverses the Crest Trail to the base of Mt Wrightson's summit dome, and finally drops down the Gardner Trail to close the loop.
Trail-side seating in Cave Canyon
Find the Cave Canyon trailhead (31.70994 N, 110.79898 W, WGS84), by driving Arizona Highway 83 to the junction with Gardner Canyon Rd about 21.5 miles south of I-10 (four miles north of Sonoita) and turn west. Drive Gardner Canyon Rd until a junction is reached with a sign directing you to continue straight to "Cave Can. Trail". The trail leaves the end of the dirt road in Cave Canyon. The last mile or two of the road requires a high clearance vehicle, though not 4 wheel drive.
Walk west from the trailhead for about 0.2 miles to a junction (31.70906 N, 110.80197 W, WGS84) where you veer right onto an un-signed 2-track road which quickly swings west up Cave Creek. The 2-track soon gives way to a hiking trail which climbs smartly to Florida Saddle. From Florida Saddle head west, then south following the Crest Trail to Baldy Saddle.
Cave Creek viewed from the Crest Trail
Feeling good? If so, you may decide to make the 1.8 mile trip from Baldy Saddle up to the top of Mt Wrightson and back before completing the loop.
Back at Baldy Saddle, find the Super Trail and walk it for about 0.7 miles to a metal sign marking the junction with the Gardner Trail. Due to fire damage, the first mile or so of the Gardner Trail is quite difficult to stay on and adding to the challenge, I found that the trail alignment indicated on the USGS Mt Wrightson quad is not accurate for part of this section! Lower down, the trail becomes far easier to follow as you approach the junction with Walker Basin Trail #136. Past this junction stay on the Gardner Trail for another 2 miles or so to the Cave-Gardner Cutoff Trail. Turn left (north) here, walk down into Cave Canyon, and back to your waiting vehicle.
Fire damaged section of Gardner Trail
Season: Fall and spring preferred. Winter snow and slippery ice can impede or halt progress altogether at the high elevations, especially on the summit dome of Mt Wrightson. During summer months this hike can be very hot in the lower elevations, so early starts and an ample supply of water are recommended.
Water: Bring plenty of your own. Seasonal water might be found in Cave Creek and Gardner Canyon, or at Baldy Spring. If you are able to collect water, purification is recommended before using.
Difficulty: Difficult. The full loop is about 11 miles long with a 3,400 foot elevation gain. If you make the side trip to the top of Mt Wrightson, figure 13 miles and a 3,800 foot elevation gain. Finding the top mile or so of Gardner Trail #143 is difficult because of fire damage, so a map, and compass or GPS are recommended. Adding to the challenge of this section is that some maps do not show the correct trail alignment.
Maps: Green Trails Maps – Santa Rita Mountains, USGS Mt Wrightson AZ, or National Geographic Arizona digital map software.
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Picacho Peak is many things to many people. It has been a traveler's landmark for thousands of years; Don Juan Bautista de Anza traveled past the peak during his trip through the area in 1775. Arizona's one and only Civil War battle occurred around Picacho, and an annual reenactment of the skirmish is very popular. Thousands visit Picacho in favorable years to witness one of southern Arizona's most accessible and magnificent spring wildflower blooms. Many visitors stop to ponder an ostrich ranch located near the base of the peak.
Picacho Peak
And then there is hiking. Three trails around the base of the peak join together on the south side of the summit tower and follow steel cables and catwalks through weaknesses among steep cliffs to the top. The Hunter Trail, starting on the north side of the peak just off I-10, is the most convenient of these trails to access. Just under 4 miles roundtrip and with a 1,800 foot elevation gain, most hikers spend three and half to four hours making the trip up and down the Hunter Trail. Some will be intimidated by the steep sections that are negotiated with the help of steel cables and catwalks anchored into the volcanic cliffs. A sign at the trail head warns that "children under ten and dogs are not recommended" on the trail. Sturdy gloves can be a welcome aid for gripping the steel cables.
Desert panoramas near the top
Hikers start the walk with the steady roar of I-10 traffic at their back, so it's a bit surprising to see big sections of untrammeled Sonoran desert flanking the south side of the Peak upon reaching the saddle on the high ridge. On the summit, the juxtaposition of big empty spaces with the surging civilized artery of I-10 is fascinating and thought provoking. Another unique feature of this hike is the rather elaborate network of steel cables and catwalks that make the climb to the top possible.
Steel cables
To find the trailhead, leave I-10 at Exit 219 between Tucson and Casa Grande. Enter Picacho Peak State Park just south of the interstate (a $7 per vehicle fee is required). Past the entrance station, turn left (south) onto the Barrett Loop road and drive to the trailhead parking area.
The trail quickly steepens as it climbs the lower flanks of the peak and then switchbacks onto a prominent saddle on a high ridge crest. It then plunges down the south side of the mountain before traversing to the base of the final climb towards the summit.
Season: Fall, winter and spring. This hike can be dangerously hot in late spring, summer, and early fall.
Water: None, bring plenty of your own.
Difficulty: Though not very long, this is a demanding hike. The 1,800 elevation gain in the four mile round trip walk leaves many short of breath. The steel cables ease the way through many steep cliffs, but some will find the exposure and steepness intimidating.
Maps: USGS Newman Peak, AZ or National Geographic Arizona digital map software.
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Well named, Thimble Peak looks a lot like a giant sewing thimble placed high on the big ridge that separates Sabino and Bear Canyons in the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucson. Thimble occupies a prominent position, and once recognized can be seen from most places in Tucson as well as from some sections of the Mt. Lemmon Highway. None the less, Thimble's summit is not often visited. No trails reach the peak, it is guarded by tall cliffs on many sides, and reaching the true summit requires a few sections of rock climbing.
Thimble Peak from the Bear Canyon Trail take-off
Not obvious from a distance, the peak is cleaved in half. The north summit is the easiest to climb via a 3rd class crack on the north side, but unfortunately is ten or fifteen feet lower in elevation than the south summit. Though not very difficult by rock climbing standards, the south summit presents challenges that must be taken seriously and treated with caution. Climbers should take extreme care as they negotiate a steep rock gulley choked with a few large and loose boulders before reaching the notch between the north and south summits, and a vertical step just below the top. Once in the notch, we roped up and bypassed the vertical step by traversing right (west) past a climbing bolt, into a big crack leading to the summit. But the exposure here is dangerous; so some climbing gear and an experienced party member with rock climbing skills are recommended for the rock climb to the top.
Beginning the summit rock climb
Thimble is often approached from Sabino Canyon using steep bushwhacking routes that take off from the end of the tram road, but here we describe a mellower, though longer route which leaves the Gordan Hirabayashi campground (also known as Prison Camp), just off the Mt. Lemmon Highway.
At milepost 7.3 on the Mt Lemmon Highway, turn west and drive to the trailhead at the west end of the Gordan Hirabayashi campground. This is a fee area. Follow the Sycamore Reservoir Trail west for about 3 miles, past Sycamore Reservoir to the trail junction (32.33618 N, 110.71981 W, WGS84) with the Bear Canyon Trail. This trail junction is marked with several rock cairns. Cross Sycamore Creek and walk southwest on the Bear Canyon Trail for about 0.8 mile to a point (32.34636 N, 110.76287 W, WGS84) where the trial begins its descent to the bottom of Bear Canyon. Leave the trail here and begin the bushwhack towards Thimble Peak. Work west for a ways, and then swing south towards the crest of the high ridge that Thimble rests upon. You are likely to find a few cairns and a faint hiker's path in this section. Once at the base of Thimble, the climbing route begins on the west side of the peak, at the bottom of a cleft that separates the north and south summits.
Summit view: Sabino Canyon, Blackett's Ridge and the Tucson valley
Season: Fall, winter and spring.
Water: Seasonal water is sometimes found in Bear and Sycamore Canyons. Purify before drinking. As always, it is best to bring plenty of your own.
Difficulty: The hike to Thimble's base is moderately difficult, a little over 10 miles round trip with about 2,500 feet of total elevation gain from the trailhead to the peak and back again. A few miles of bushwhacking and the attendant cross country route finding are required. The rock climb to Thimble's summit should only be attempted by those with appropriate gear and experience. Loose rocks, unstable blocks and the potential for falls are real dangers on this climb.
Maps: Green Trails Santa Catalina Mountains; or National Geographic Arizona digital map software.
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Dave Baker
I'm Dave Baker, founder of Summit Hut, an independent outdoor retailer based in Tucson, Arizona since 1969. As an experienced and passionate hiker, climber and backpacker, my blog is intended to be an informative and interesting look into the outdoors and the outdoor industry.
Dana Davis
I'm Dana Davis, co-owner of the Summit Hut. I mostly enjoy hiking and road biking though I often do other things to keep it interesting (mountaineering, motorcycling, backpacking, climbing, you name it!) My biggest challenge is sometimes finding the balance between career, family, and fun but it's working out so far!
Dan Davis
I'm Dan Davis, after retiring from the National Park Service as a Ranger and manager, I worked for the Summit Hut until 2009, then retired for good (maybe). I'm now spending my time traveling around the southwest writing and working on my nature and fine art photography business.
Emily Gindlesparger
I'm Emily Gindlesparger, a member of the Summit Hut floor staff. Since moving here from the Midwest, I've been taking advantage of all possible adventures in Arizona: rock climbing, mountain biking, backpacking, whitewater kayaking, caving and trail running; I'm always excited to see what's next!


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An aggregate resource efficiency perspective on sustainability: A Sustainable Value application to the EU-15 countries
The Sustainable Value approach integrates the efficiency with regard to environmental, social and economic resources into a monetary indicator. It gained significant popularity as evidenced by diverse applications at the corporate level. However, its introduction as a measure adhering to the strong sustainability paradigm sparked an ardent debate. This study explores its validity as a macroeconomic strong sustainability measure by applying the Sustainable Value approach to the EU-15 countries. Concretely, we assessed environmental, social and economic resources in combination with the GDP for all EU-15 countries from 1995 to 2006 for three benchmark alternatives. The results show that several countries manage to adequately delink resource use from GDP growth. Furthermore, the remarkable difference in outcome between the national and EU-15 benchmark indicates a possible inefficiency of the current allocation of national resource ceilings imposed by the European institutions. Additionally, by using an effects model we argue that the service degree of the economy and governmental expenditures on social protection and research and development are important determinants of overall resource efficiency. Finally, we sketch out three necessary conditions to link the Sustainable Value approach to the strong sustainability paradigm.
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Burger's Daughter (Paperback)
This is the moving story of the unforgettable Rosa Burger, a young woman from South Africa cast in the mold of a revolutionary tradition. Rosa tries to uphold her heritage handed on by martyred parents while still carving out a sense of self. Although it is wholly of today, Burger's Daughter can be compared to those 19th century Russian classics that make a certain time and place come alive, and yet stand as universal celebrations of the human spirit. Nadine Gordimer, winner of the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literature, was born and lives in South Africa.
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Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014), the recipient of the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literature, was born in a small South African town. Her first book, a collection of stories, was published when she was in her early twenties. Her ten books of stories include "Something Out There "(1984), and "Jump and Other Stories" (1991). Her novels include "The Lying Days" (1953), "A World of Strangers" (1958), "Occasion for Loving" (1963), "The Late Bourgeois World "(1966), "A Guest of Honour" (1971), "The Conservationist" (1975), "Burger's Daughter" (1979), "July's People" (1981), "A Sport of Nature" (1987), "My Son's Story" (1990), "None to Accompany Me" (1994), "The House Gun" (1998), "The Pickup" (2001), "Get a Life" (2005), and "No Time Like the Present "(2012). "A World of Strangers", " The Late Bourgeois World", and "Burger's Daughter" were originally banned in South Africa. She published three books of literary and political essays: "The Essential Gesture" (1988); "Writing and Being" (1995), the Charles Eliot Norton Lectures she gave at Harvard in 1994; and "Living in Hope and History" (1999).
Ms. Gordimer was a vice president of PEN International and an executive member of the Congress of South African Writers. She was a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in Great Britain and an honorary member of both the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She was also a Commandeur de'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (France). She held fourteen honorary degrees from universities including Harvard, Yale, Smith College, the New School for Social Research, City College of New York, the University of Leuven in Belgium, Oxford University, and Cambridge University.
Ms. Gordimer won numerous literary awards, including the Booker Prize for "The Conservationist", both internationally and in South Africa.


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Typical of the scenery on the Brenta Canal as we slowly sailed towards Stra and the amazing Villa Pisani.
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Ah Sandy, same here, I was an idiot not to read your page before I went to V. Brenta villas look amazing, and I will do the tour next time :-) I adore these worn out sculptures in the parks, similar to the ones on Torcello :-)
Wonderful page Sandy! And of course I love those reflections :-)) Hahaha, and great tip about that maze, loool, I think I would almost panic not being able to find my way back! Hahaha, I am hopeless with directions ;-)
an excellent page, Sandy ! I visited many of these villas by car, BUT with such a tour-ship it is certainly a lot better ! Maybe next year !!
Lovely reflections of the villa but what a pity you couldn't take pics inside
Nice page and beautiful photos, Sandy! Thanks!
Wonderful reflection! Ciao! 27 sept 2005. A cruise on Brenta River is an experience worth to do I think. Ciao!
Oooh, looks like the photos are back and what a reflective gem to come back to. :)
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Gunnar Gundersen (born 2 April 1956 in Åsnes) is a Norwegian politician for the Conservative Party.
He was elected to the Norwegian Parliament from Hedmark in 2005.
On the local level he was a deputy member of Åsnes municipal council from 1999 to 2007. He chaired the county party chapter from 2004 to 2005, and was a member of the Conservative Party central board in the same period.
He studied at the University of Wisconsin, Madison 1975-1979 and the University of California, Berkeley 1981-1982. He worked as a research assistant at the Norwegian College of Agriculture from 1982 to 1985, and then as a local businessman.
Gundersen is also a former Olympic swimmer. His son Tore Andreas Gundersen is a professional football player.
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I think Okung is the most talented and projects as a natural, top flight LT in the NFL for the next 10yrs. But if I had a choice for the 49ers, I would take Bulaga or Anthony Davis. I think Bulaga is the safest pick and is just going to be a very good, left or right tackle. Kinda like a offensive lineman version of Justin Smith. I think Davis has a real chance to be a dominant NFL right tackle (I think he can play LT as well but would be better of at RT).
Campbell obviously has huge upside as well but I think he is not going to be a factor as a rookie and I think WIlliams will be a good NFL RT but man he has a lot of bust qualities about him. Then we got Iupati who I think in 3yrs will be an pro bowl offensive guard and a similar player to Shawn Andrews of the Eagles.
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Our annual underwater and beach cleanup which we have been doing every year since 1998. All trash collected is segregated, tabulated and brought back to the mainland for proper disposal
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1. Prepare rice as label directs; place in bowl.
2. Meanwhile, in 10-inch skillet over medium heat, in 2 tablespoons hot oil, cook celery until tender; spoon into bowl with rice. Add kidney beans, vinegar, salt, sugar, and 2 tablespoons oil; mix well.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1174 Calories from Fat 29
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 3 g5.4%
Saturated Fat 0.87 g4.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 3008.3 mg125.3%
Total Carbohydrates 245 g81.8%
Dietary Fiber 34.6 g138.3%
Sugars 16.3 g
Protein 43 g85.7%
Vitamin A 17.2% Vitamin C 20%
Calcium 26.6% Iron 49.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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I am using the following HTML to place a search form on my WordPress blog:
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