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By MATTHEW CARD
It is easy to argue that June is a transitional month here in Portland. There will be sunny, warm, beautiful weeks punctuated by miserable, rainy days that feel all the part like deep winter. Fruits and vegetables are trickling into the market, but we are still a month away from any real warm-weather bounty.
My cooking reflects this liminal season and dinners range as wildly as the weather. My family and I might eat a hearty stew one night and a light main-course salad the next. One consistent ingredient is hearty green lentils du Puy (also known as "French" lentils), which have a particularly firm texture and hearty flavor that pairs well with a huge range of flavorings and thus are perfect for the craziness of late spring in Portland.
Recipes included with this story: Lentil Soup With Pomegranate Molasses, Spinach, and Cumin; Roast Salmon With Herbed Lentil Salad.
So what do I do with the lentils? For starters, soup. I make a fairly standard lentil soup base year round to which I add all manner of different flavorings determined by what's seasonal (or happens to be in the fridge). This time of year, I steer towards light, tangy ingredients and plenty of greens. Case in point: a Lebanese-style, yogurt-enriched lentil soup flavored with tart-sweet pomegranate molasses, spinach, and cumin.
Regardless of the season, lentil soup should begin with a base of aromatic vegetables slowly sauteed in plenty of fat (typically extra-virgin olive oil, though bacon fat or duck fat is beautiful with lentils). For this iteration, I keep the vegetables to a minimum just onion, carrot, and garlic to which I add an abundant amount of paprika for sweetness and depth and tangy pomegranate molasses, which packs a puckeringly tart kick best mitigated with a pinch of brown sugar. A little cumin adds complexity and pairs well with fresh spinach, which I wilt and chop before adding to the soup. A fat dollop of rich Greek-style yogurt or even richer labneh (yogurt cheese) pureed with a portion of the cooked lentils guarantees a creamy, smooth texture for the soup.
For a textural contrast, I like croutons in my soup. For this soup, I chose the crisp crunch of pita chips fried in oil and flavored with that staple middle-eastern seasoning, zaa'tar, which is a blend of dried thyme, sesame seeds, sumac, and salt (depending on its country of origin, zaa'tar may also include a variety of other herbs).
Cookbook writers like Yotam Ottolenghi have widely popularized middle-eastern ingredients and many can easily be found at many local markets. The best place to go in town is World Foods either the original location of Barbur Boulevard in Southwest Portland, or the new location on Everett Street in the Pearl District. The stores offer a tremendous range of middle-eastern ingredients at very reasonable prices that should become staples in you kitchen (the store also sells terrific prepared foods for when time is too tight to cook). Some of my favorite ingredients from the store include the aforementioned pomegranate molasses and zaa'tar, labneh (yogurt cheese), freekah (roasted green wheat) and Aleppo and Urfa peppers from Turkey. World Foods also has the best selection of feta in town (go Bulgarian).
Beyond soup, I frequently make lentil salad. I keep it simple and flavor mine with a few crisp vegetables, herbs, and a traditional mustard vinaigrette. Cooking the lentils with plenty of flavorings bay leaves, thyme and garlic ensure the beans are robustly flavored and never dull the fate of most bean-based salads. Fennel and radishes are both common in the market now and a terrific accent to the starchy beans.
This salad can stand on its own with a few leafy greens or accompany roasted meats or my personal favorite, roast salmon. The earthy lentils and oily fish have a natural affinity for one another and the lentils can "stretch" a smaller piece of fish to serve more. Simply roast or grill the salmon seasoned here with salt, pepper, and crushed fennel and serve draped over the salad (warm or room temperature). Any leftover fish can be flaked into the salad and make for the perfect lunch the following day.
While this salad can be served on its own or as accompaniment to grilled chicken or seafood, it also serves as a base for all manner of additional ingredients sliced radishes, tomatoes, feta cheese, walnuts, pickled onions, etc. The salad should be tasted before serving and adjusted for salt and acidity, which will mellow as the salad sits.
-- Matthew Card is a Portland food writer and a contributing editor to Cook's Illustrated magazine. He also teaches a monthly series of strategic cooking workshops called "Modern Cooking for the Week Ahead." Information: fatrabbitworkshops.com


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GRAND RAPIDS - Supt. Bernard Taylor described Tuesday as "an auspiciously inauspicious" start to the school year, overall.
Transportation snarls, especially stemming from a citywide approach to offering electives, will soon be worked out, he said.
Several people thanked district officials for running high school orientations two weeks ago, instead of handing out class schedules the first week of school, which cut the chaos.
Members of the district's information technology department were also stationed in each high school to help quickly resolve technical problems associated with a shift to blending face-to-face with computer instruction in math and social studies.
And students at Gerald R. Ford Middle School had fun walking down a red carpet, as part of a program called "I Believe, I Become," which is meant to boost graduation rates.
Elsewhere in West Michigan, school openings went smoothly - and a brand new school, Paris Ridge Elementary in Caledonia - opened its doors. (see the photo gallery).

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Well what do you know? I pulled out Spectrasonics' Stylus RMX and was playing around with it's powerful swing 'FUNction' and ended up with this track. Swing is really quite interesting. Waaaaaaay back in the day when I performed in a 'funk' band, we used to practice locking into the 'groove'. You know? We would practiced swing/feel for hours. Not too much and not too little-just the right amount to make the music groooooovey. It's sooooooo important that all the players be well aware of it. It really is one of the most important factors that gives funky music soul.
On this track I took it (swing) to an extreme. It took me quite a while to get things to fit. I think one really needs to acquire a taste for this sort of thing.
I'm totally open to comments, suggestions and critique.
Thanks for 'swingen' by the cafe'?
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Oh! I almost forgot! The little boy in the picture is Jack my nephew when he was a little boy. He's so cute isn't he? This is the cover of a children's book that was published on borders called Jack Goes To the Beach....Life is a beach isn't it Jack?
A study in swing-Stylus RMX is swung to the max? New Jack Swing with a twist of?
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- KVRian
- 978 posts since 12 Mar, 2008, from Detriot Michigan USA
- KVRian
- 978 posts since 12 Mar, 2008, from Detriot Michigan USA
ohmdsp wrote:I like this tune. I have tried to play with the swing feature on stylus, but have not figured out a good feel yet. I'm impressed with your results.
Cool David! Thanks for posting! Swing really is very, very interesting and powerful... and a bit mysterious...it takes good ears and a good sense of rhythm to fully grasp it...not that I have them...anyway...I'm listening to your funk jazz instrumental now on soundcloud...nice...
- 8095 posts since 11 Dec, 2003, from Canada
Wtf Chuck! That's too hot... only you could take that and make it so seamlessly groovy and bouncy. Very creative stuff!
- 8093 posts since 13 Mar, 2009, from UK
Nice track, Chuck. Nice late '90s-style groove that just bounds along. I really liked that rhythm-guitar sound and the keys are nice and chilled.
Good work
Good work
- KVRian
- 978 posts since 12 Mar, 2008, from Detriot Michigan USA
Hey Matt/Tim!
Thanks for your ears-much appreciated!
Thanks for your ears-much appreciated!
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B.J. Hayes made his decision in March. Hayes, a resident of Tipperary Hill in Syracuse, puts together an annual bus excursion to a New York Yankees game. The Yanks called on St. Patrick's Day to offer a couple of choices, and Hayes grabbed a Saturday game in July against the Tampa Bay Rays. He was barely off the phone when his brother-in-law, Jeffry "J.D." Tessier, booked a seat on the bus.
"I think he was at a point," Hayes said, "where he was always trying to look ahead."
While both men are true believers in baseball, neither could have guessed what this game would represent. Saturday, the 57 travelers on that excursion from Syracuse got to watch as Derek Jeter delivered an epic moment in Yankees history. Needing just two hits to reach the magic number of 3,000, Jeter responded by going 5-for-5 — including a home run for his 3,000th.
For Tessier, who works in maintenance at Syracuse University, the sense of joy he felt in New York helps to explain why he volunteers to coach in the Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) youth baseball league in Syracuse. The initiative brings baseball to city teen-agers who too often get few chances to play.
Fittingly, Tessier helps with coaching a team called the Yankees.
"I like to just sit in the dugout and talk to these kids about life," Tessier said. "These are great kids, who way too many times haven't gotten the love or attention or respect they deserve. The great thing about baseball is that it gives you that chance to talk, and I absolutely love the game because it's so individual but you also have to be part of a team."
He's felt that connection since his childhood in Clifton Park. His dad would take the family to Yankee Stadium at least once a year. At home, Tessier would climb into his uniform hours before Little League games, then go outside to throw a ball against the house. Even now, he always fiddles with the radio on late-night drives along the Thruway, searching for the voice of a broadcaster in some faraway ballpark.
To Tessier, baseball equates to faith in the simplest elements of life, the same faith that sustained him when he learned about the cancer.
Last fall, Tessier was shaving when he noticed a lump on his throat. He assumed it was a swollen gland, until it didn't go away. Tessier went to see a doctor, who told him he had developed a kind of cancer in his neck. For Tessier, it was hard to accept. He was in good shape. He tried to be careful about his diet. Yet he found himself in a situation out of his control.
"They did the operation, and five weeks later they did radiation, which was the worst," Tessier said. "There were times when you didn't know how you could get through it." As a means of coping, he tried to focus on what he might be doing in the next hour or the next day. At that point, amid the pain and nausea, he called Hayes to confirm a seat on the Yankees bus.
In a sense, it was a statement of belief.
Within a few months, Tessier regained his strength. While the doctors say his tests now show no sign of cancer, Tessier has embraced a new approach to life. "I had the kind of personality where I did everything fast, and I don't anymore," Tessier said. "I talk less, I eat less (and) things that seemed important just don't seem as important anymore. If I'm afraid I'm running late, I get where I'm going when I get there, and I find out there's always plenty of time."
That philosophy matches the rhythm of his favorite sport. Baseball, Tessier said, "is a game without a clock," which allowed him to savor every minute of Saturday's excursion. He climbed onto the bus with his youngest child, Caitlin, who at 22 had never seen a Yankees game. It would have been a memorable day, Tessier said, if Jeter never got a hit.
Instead, for father and daughter, the game took on the dimensions of an extraordinary gift.
"I don't know how else to describe it," Tessier said. "It was all these people in the stadium, from all over the city and the state, and everyone was so tensed up, and (they) cared for this one man so much, and everyone was just on this mission to root him home. And then it happened and you looked around and everyone was high-fiving and I hugged (Caitlin) and we just shook our heads."
For a few moments, amid tens of thousands, no one was a stranger. Tessier wishes he could bring that feeling back to Syracuse, where the RBI League picks up again this month in the heart of the city. The goal is teaching young people the meaning of the game, but Tessier is more concerned with simply being there to listen than he is about drills or strategies.
He believes, as he has since childhood, that baseball heals.


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One of the enduring puzzles in the formation of planetary systems is how millimeter-sized dust grains agglomerate to become kilometer-sized, self gravitating planetesimals, the "building blocks" of planets. One theory is that the dust grains settle into the mid-plane of the protoplanetary disk (thin, cool disk of gas and dust in orbit around a newly forming protostar) until they reach a critical density that triggers a gravitational instability to clumping. However, turbulence within the disk is likely to stir up the dust grains and prevent them from reaching this critical density. A competing theory is that dust grains grow by pair-wise collisions, forming fractal structures. It is unclear, however, how robust such structures would be to successive collisions. A new and exciting theory is that vortices in a protoplanetary disk may capture dust grains at their centers, "seeding" the formation of planetesimals. We are investigating the dynamics of 3D vortices in protoplanetary disks with a parallel spectral code on the Blue Horizon supercomputer. Some of the lingering questions we address are: What is the structure of 3D vortices in a protoplanetary disk? Are they columns that extend vertically through the disk, through many scale heights of pressure and density? Or are they more "pancake-like" and confined to the mid-plane? Are the vortices stable to small perturbations, such as vertical shear? Are 3D vortices robust and long-lived coherent structures? Do small vortices merge to form larger vortices the way vortices on Jupiter do?
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For two shows only on Sunday, the Harlem GospeLive Revue will take the stage in Magnolia Hall.
The choir is one of America's premier gospel choirs and has traveled the globe for 25 years. Don't miss this group, which represents the finest singers and musicians from churches in the Harlem and New York area.
Tickets are $18 for the 3 p.m. show and $22 for 7 p.m. show. Tickets are on sale now in the Lifestyle Services office in Pinckney Hall.


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Poll: How do you lefties use a Wacom tablet?
2008 at 04.20 pm posted by Veerle Pieters
I'm currently testing a Wacom Cintiq 12WX. I've never used a Wacom or any other tablet before, and I've always wondered how this would work for me as a left-handed person who is used to work with a mouse right-handed for more than 15 years now. I'll write down my thoughts in more detail later, but first I want to pick your brain if you use a tablet as a lefty too:)
My situation is a bit complicated I guess. I am left-handed, but I do certain things, such as writing and cutting with a pair of scissors, with my right hand, because teachers taught me to do so when I was little. Drawing happens with my left hand as well as playing tennis or bowling for example.
Jono from I Love Typography actually gave me the idea to do a poll. There are a few questions that are keeping me busy while testing this tablet:
Question 1
How is your display set-up when you are using a Wacom with built-in display? Is your computer display the main screen? Or do you move the Finder menubar to the Wacom display?
Question 2
If you use a tablet with built-in display and your computer display is rather big, let's say 24" or 30" inch. On which display do you work mainly? When do you decide to switch?
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Are there any left-handed people like me that are using the mouse with their right hand and use the Wacom with the left hand? Any tips for me on how to overcome the learning curve?
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On the Wacom you have these Touch Strips and ExpressKeys that you can configure to use as keystrokes (and other options). Mine are configured for the command, shift and option key. I use the combination of these keys a lot while I'm designing in Photoshop or Illustrator. E.g. I need to horizontally duplicate an object. So I need both shift + option key to do this. I also have to press the command key because I usually have another tool selected at that moment. It means I have to use the Pen with left hand while pressing all 3 buttons on the Wacom with the right hand (see picture below). What's your experience with these kind of situations?
Some questions are aimed to left-handed people, but if you are right-handed don't hesitate to share your tablet experience as well.


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Village Varieties 4-H Club holds riding meeting
Members of the Village Varieties 4-H Club met recently at Sunset Acres Horse Farm in Beloit for their first riding meeting of the year. Twenty youth and 15 horses attended. Jeri Close is a 4-H horse advisor for the club that meets in North Benton. She said she is amazed at the increased level of interest in horses this year. "Last year, eight of our members took horses to the Mahoning County Fair. Just this week, (Feb. 12) at our enrollment meeting, 24 youth registered with a 4-H horse project for 2013. Locally, the interest that youth have taken in horses has soared over the last year." (Submitted photo)


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I had always assumed Mexico's history centred around struggles against Spanish overlords and American interlopers.
But a friend informed me Saturday that Cinco de Mayo celebrations actually originated with the ouster of French forces from the state of Puebla in 1862.
What were the French doing in Mexico?
Mexico was in dire financial straits in 1861. President Benito Juárez declared the country would suspend payments to foreign debtors for two years. But Spain, Britain and France would have none of that. They sent an armada across to Veracruz to demand their due.
Spain and Britain reached a settlement, but France decided it liked the lay of the land — much as Spain's Cortez had three centuries before.
French forces defeated the regional guard and headed inland toward Mexico City.
But at Puebla, against overwhelming odds, a small Mexican army drove the invaders back. It was a huge morale-booster.
That got me thinking.
There is a different kind of international debtor today. They don't send troops. They send bankers.
Countries that find themselves in a financial hole are bailed out by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). But that money comes with an onslaught of public flogging and sweeping demands.
Not content to simply insist on sound fiscal management, today's debtors demand a total political overhaul: government spending slashed, social welfare gutted and foreign investors welcomed unconditionally.
In 2002, Canadian activist Naomi Klein was appalled at the treatment of Argentina at the hands of the IMF.
At the time, with its economy in tatters, the country was looking for a $9-billion bailout package.
"For weeks, Argentina has been scolded like a small child that shouldn't get dessert until it finishes dinner," Klein wrote in a submission to The Globe and Mail.
"Despite a commitment to slash 60 per cent from provincial deficits, Argentina apparently hasn't done enough to 'deserve' a loan."
What stuck in Klein's craw was that the IMF was even entertaining the idea of "foreign agents" taking over the country's finances.
All this, for a country that had already sacrificed itself on the altar of the capitalist god — under a brutal dictatorship that snatched thousands of citizens from their homes, never to be seen again. Most of the country's industries were already privatized, its resources largely drained for the benefit of foreign interests.
The same derogatory language is now reserved for Greece, a country that had held onto a luxurious system of public benefits even while its economy went into the toilet.
Greece's bloated public service and generous pensions could never have lasted.
But the disdain and derision heaped upon the Greek citizenry in recent months has been relentless. Despite the unsustainability of the status quo, there should be no surprise that the local backlash against such pressure has been equally intense.
This weekend's elections in France and Greece represented a palpable pushback against austerity measures. France has chosen a socialist leader, and Greece is scrambling to form a new coalition government.
It proves that while some sort of bitter financial medicine is inevitable for Europe, the derision and constant demonization of reasonable social policy can only serve to further inflame the population.
Europe is in trouble. And in the long run, it is up to the people of Europe to decide how to deal with it.
By the way, the Mexicans won the battle of Puebla, but the French eventually prevailed. Emperor Maximilian I ruled the new French empire for three years, until the U.S. was able to help the Mexican resistance oust them for good.
It was the last time European colonialists invaded North American territory.
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Chris Adler: The Irresistible Force
Chris Adler: The Irresistible Force
Chris Adler is flying.
The sun is setting over the blurring canopy of oak and sycamore trees, a lush palette of oranges, reds, yellows, and purples, as Adler's four-door sedan speeds down Interstate 64, the Blue Ridge Mountains disappearing behind him. Just how fast Adler is going on this two-lane stretch is unclear; he's definitely over the posted 70 mile-per-hour speed limit, but the ride on this nearly empty two-lane road remains surprisingly smooth — after all, there are but a few lone tractor trailers on the road and the wheels on his gunmetal gray BMW 325is don't begin to shimmy until at least 120.
Adler is hardly in a rush. He knows this road well, the major artery that connects his home in Richmond with Charlottesville, where his mother lives. He grew up here, in Virginia; the eastward transition from the mountains to the flatlands is comforting and familiar. And now that he has a three-year-old daughter, Adler appreciates more than ever the otherwise mundane commute that ends on the asphalt driveway in front of his house.
In six weeks, Adler will trade trees for tour buses and Dad duties for drums as he returns to "The Project," as he calls it, the groove-metal band Lamb Of God. For the next 20 months, Adler will pound the drums nightly in support of "Straight For The Sun," "Ghost Walking," and the many new songs on the band's latest full-length album, Resolution. It was only a year ago that he returned home to Virginia after two long years of touring; now, he's preparing mind and body to hit the road once again. "We are very much in the calm before the storm," he admits as the last rays of the ruddy sun wink beyond the treetops.
If this trip down I-64 is any indication, it promises to be a fast, smooth ride — with luck, returning home in 2013 just in time to see the leaves turn colors once more.
The Itch
It came on hard and strong in March.
Outside, winter's grip was receding from view, giving way to birds and flowers and the warming Virginia breeze. After a solid four months at home playing husband, Dad, and son, Adler felt his vocation begin to stir — an insistent impulse to play drums again, but not the kick drum, hi-hat, and snare combo he keeps at home to teach his daughter the basics.
He called his younger brother Willie, rhythm guitarist for the band. Willie felt the itch, too. Phone calls were made, pen met paper, and by July, Adler found himself sitting 350 miles away in a recording studio in Long Island City, Queens, scratching the terrible itch. For days and days, he laid down drum tracks that Willie, bassist John Campbell, lead guitarist Mark Morton, and vocalist Randy Blythe would build upon. His weapon of choice: the same massive, double-bass Mapex Black Panther kit he used for the albums Sacrament and Wrath.
It took an awfully long time to get through basic tracking, Adler admits. But for a mid-career musician, it is pleasure, not pain.
"It's not lost on me that when we started this, the drums were done in ten hours. I'm still ready to knock it all out in one day, but our producer insists that you do two a day and go home and refresh. The studio is a luxury for me [now]. It makes for more creativity on the spot. If anything's different than previous records, it's that. When you get to the studio, you have to perform perfectly right away. There's no time for overdubs. Get it right, or it will live on the recording. This is the first time that I came in and realized that I don't have to kill myself that hard — I know 99 percent of what I'm going to do, but I can improve a fill along the way."
Call it a perk of being on your seventh album in 13 years. Under the low lights of Spin Music Studios, Adler particularly relished the idea incubation — that creative give-and-take between producer and musician — that the extra studio time afforded him. Whether through headphones or on Spin's plush, overstuffed tan leather couches, Adler embraced the experience as a time to meditate on his chops.
"It's fun for me to not come into the studio so immediately focused on every part. You're open to entirely new things. If you have time in the studio and you're not in love with everything in the song, that's a really good place to be in."
The song, of course, is everything to Adler now. Like many young metal drummers, Adler was swept up in the beats-per-minute arms race early in his career, playing ever faster and more complex in a subconscious effort to demonstrate supremacy. Now, at age 39 and well past the point where he needs to prove himself to his peers, Adler has developed a laser-like focus on serving the music — not the ego.
"These are guys that oftentimes flow in and out of bands and are on 20 different albums by the end of their careers. This has been my only project ever playing drums. When you're only in one project, that project is very much ego-driven for everyone in the band. I've really tried to get rid of that and step back and be objective and understand that it's not about you or the capabilities of the band, but what is best for the song and the album. That's played a big role in my progression as a player in the recording process of this record."


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Umble '12 Pursues A Life of Art
Posted on Tuesday, May 29, 2012
As a child, Brad Umble '12 promised himself that he would work to make a difference in the world. Over time, he selected the arts as his vehicle for change and was a strong advocate for the arts throughout his career at HWS.
Having graduated in May with B.A. in music and psychology, Umble will attend the University of Buffalo in the fall to pursue a master's degree in arts management. The two-year program focuses on how to run the business side of an arts organization as well as to further examine the relationship between art, society and culture.
"I hope that this degree will allow me to work in the arts world, being around things I love, while always continuing to be an advocate for the arts and their importance on the world," says Umble.
According to the program's website "Arts management matters because the arts manager is the final mediator between art and the public." As part of the program, students complete field research and projects working with arts organizations.
While at the Colleges, Umble was the president of HWS Live, a club that supports live music performances on and around campus, as well as educates students on the technical aspects of producing a live event. As president, Umble worked closely with Arts Collective, Thel, and the Architecture Society to host two events this past year, MUSA and Bloomfest. A native of Kingston, N.Y., Umble was also a member of the Colleges' brass and classical guitar ensembles.
Umble chose to attend the University of Buffalo on the recommendations of his professors. "I look forward to living, working and learning in such a community."


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Gwendolyn Torrance
Waldegrave, also known as Lady Aiden, mother of the Queen of Delain, wife
of the Earl of Riverwood, who was believed to be the secret true love of Prince Peter of Delain, and was
the former wife of the notorious Harold Ethelbald, entered her room and closed the door.
She crossed calmly to the mirror and regarded her reflection. Her fair skin was smeared with soot,
and her hair was in complete disarray though she had spent an hour arranging it before the feast. Her
lovely gown of scarlet silk was charred, the hem burnt away to expose her fancy stockings and gold
dancing slippers.
She smelled of smoke. She had smelled smoke on the day that her family died at the hands of
horrible dogsbody demons. Ever since, she had associated that scent with anger, loss, and despair. She
had smelled smoke the time she had set fire to the lawn at Greenvale and boiled exotic fish in their
fountain pool. She had smelled smoke when they had rescued Peter from the Needle and she'd caused
half of Delain City to go up in flames. The time she remembered most vividly was the night from hell
when she'd been caught in the midst of a battle between the Overlord's forces and Alan IV's avenging
army. She'd thought death would come for her that night, for her, Toby, and for baby Belynda, whose
future as Delain's Queen was as yet unforseen by everyone except possibly Rannian.
Thinking of the placid, dark-eyed Seer made her mad all over again. Why hadn't Rannian warned
her that assassins would be coming after Belynda? She had spent the last twelve years in a state of
paranoid fear that someone would try and take her precious little girl away from her. She had spent
thousands in Pandathaway's magic shops purchasing items to protect her daughter.
She forced herself to take a few deep breaths. She could not be mad at Rannian. If Belden were to be
believed, the Seer was Lunari himself. She had spent half of her life hating the gods to no avail. Rannian
must have known about the assassin, and seen that she would handle it herself without any harm coming
to Belynda.
She brushed out her long black hair and braided it into a single plait. There was little thought to her
actions as she slipped out of her gown and into a worn outfit of dark-colored leathers. Her drake, red
Phoenix, watched her anxiously and chirped once or twice, but she ignored even that. Her thoughts were
on Fourcity.
She'd spent a large part of her young life in the city in the center of the Four Duchies. Her parents
had held lands away to the west, near the borders of the Duchy of Rhaff, but following their hideous
deaths, she had been forced to live with the inhuman creatures that claimed to be her uncle and cousins.
She'd been a virtual slave, bound by terror, unable to escape until one day when the torment had become
too much to bear. Fourcity had been a prison, a place where she had spent cold winters locked in a
windswept attic, huddled in misery and constant fear. Like the smell of smoke, it was something she
linked with the bad feelings. She rarely went back, and every time she did, the urge to destroy grew
The time had come to stop denying those urges. Fourcity had gone too far. In her mind, the assassin
was just a single part of a huge, horrible monster. The actions of that one man could be laid at every
door in the city. Every single person was to blame.
Aron knew what she was planning. He knew her too well, even better than she knew herself. She
was glad that he knew her well enough to stay out of her way, because she did not want to argue with the
man she loved. She did love Aron, though for a long time she had despaired of ever loving again. He
made her feel safe, precious, treasured. It was entirely unlike the thrilling, tingling feelings she'd had for
Harry, or the sweepingly romantic emotions she'd felt for Peter. Harry had turned out to be an uncaring,
unloveable cad. Only Rebecca, the gods alone knew why, could see anything in him to love despite his
callous treatment of her. And Peter, dear Peter, had literally been the handsome prince of her dreams.
Fate and circumstance had kept them from seeking any sort of lasting passion.
She would never forget the things his brother Thomas had said on the day that Belynda became
Queen. Could it be true that Peter had been in love with her all that time? That he had never married in
hopes that she would someday come to him? She remembered the way his dark blue eyes had lit up when
she appeared in his throne room the day he'd been reviewing ladies under pressure from his advisors to
choose a bride, the genuinely warm and delighted smile with which he'd greeted her, and the quickly-
hidden look of disappointment that had come over him when she'd explained that she wasn't there for
that purpose.
She thought about him sometimes as she walked the halls of the palace, the same halls where he had
played as a boy, before the awful incident that resulted in his false imprisonment. What did he think, she
wondered, if he looked down from the Realm Beyond to see what had happened in Delain? Did he
approve of Belynda, who could have been his own true daughter? Did he remember what had really
happened that night in the Needle, or was his memory, like hers, clouded by wine and confusion? She
wished she could remember, wished she could tell Belynda who her true father was. She supposed she
could consult the Seers, but fear held her back. Fear that Belynda might actually be Harry's daughter.
There were three men that Belynda could call Father, but Harry was the only living one who had any sort
of likely claim. Aron, who loved Belynda best of all, had the least claim.
Her sword was hanging way in the back of the closet. She got it out, ignoring Phoenix's worried
protests, and held it up. Deciding that she would not need the blade for the night's work, she tossed it on
the bed. She stamped her feet into her old adventuring boots, which she hadn't worn in years, and threw
her cloak over her shoulders. Glancing again in the mirror, she gasped. It was like looking back through
time. She touched her face, almost expecting to feel the ugly scrawled scar that one of her cousins had
left as a reminder of his cruelty. The skin remained smooth and unblemished. Otherwise, it was like
seeing herself as she'd been all those years ago. She could almost expect to go to Funess and see Toby as
a child, instead of the good-looking young man he'd grown into. She could go to the Grey Pony and see
Sara, still years before the terrible events that would lead her to murder Peter and die herself on Delain's
chopping block. She could visit Coppers' shop and find just a crazy old man, instead of a crazy old man
who now had a peculiar Damonite wife and a son named after a jackalope. Yes, the years
had brought a lot of changes, and while some of them were bad, many had been good. The girl she'd
been back then had been ugly, ashamed of her scar, distrustful. She was still distrustful, particularly of
Fourcity and anything that Harry had to say, but she was no longer ugly or ashamed. Even the possibility
of her infidelity did not trouble her, because the people of Delain blessed her for it. They loved their
Queen, and under Belynda's rule, Delain prospered as it never had.
Thinking of her daughter reminded her of her purpose. Fourcity had tried to hurt her baby, and
Fourcity was going to pay. She pulled up her hood and went into the nursery that adjoined her chambers.
The guards, on edge, reacted in alarm to the sight of a hooded figure entering the room and nearly shot
her down before one of them recognized her. She hastily pushed back her hood and apologized, keenly
aware of how close she had come to being killed by the very people whose presence she'd demanded.
The guards returned to their posts, and she approached the oversized crib. Her twin sons, Alan and
Peter, were snuggled beneath a fluffy blanket. Her familiar, a fox named Sasha, was lying awake and
watchful at the end of the crib.
Peter's hair was dark, like her own, and Alan's head was covered by a reddish fuzz. Even in sleep,
he bore a strong resemblance to his father. The palace staff had given them the nicknames of Smoke and
Fire. The twins were inseperable, and the joke, "wherever there's Smoke, there's Fire", had already
grown old.
She touched their tiny faces. Following Belynda's difficult birth, she'd been terrified of having
another child. But Aron had wanted a child of his own so badly, and it was the only thing he had ever
asked of her. Thankfully, the twins had come quickly and easily, though their timing was awkward. They
had been born right in the middle of the dramatic revelation of Belynda's heritage, sharing their birthday
with her coronation day.
Leaning over, she kissed them each on the forehead. Peter wrinkled his nose, perhaps smelling the
smoke that still clung to her, and rubbed his eyes.
"I love you, babies," she whispered. Beckoning to Phoenix, she tucked the drake under the blanket.
"Take care of them."
"Don't worry," Sasha said, causing the guards to look around uneasily. The people of Delain had
laregly gotten used to her menagerie, which consisted not only of Sasha and Phoenix but a young
hippogryph, a tame bear, and half a dozen other creatures. The fact that Sasha could talk was still the
cause of some superstitious concern. Delain was slowly coming to accept magic, but the road was long
and rough.
"Nobody's going to hurt these cubs," Sahsa continued. Phoenix warbled in agreement.
"Not with you on guard," she said, stroking the russet pelt. "I'll see you later."
She nodded to the guards, and went back to her own room. Standing in the center, head down, she
closed her eyes and concentrated on Fourcity. Dismal, dingy, hated Fourcity. When her destination was
firmly fixed in her mind, she opened her eyes and looked once more around the room. It could be that
she would never see it again.
Forcing the negative thought away, she decided she was ready to go.
Gwendolyn Torrance Waldegrave, also known as Lady Aiden, had entered the room. But it was a
woman called Wildfire that teleported out.
* * *
She arrived in Fourcity
mere heartbeats later, and the dirty, narrow streets were worse than she'd
remembered. She imagined she could see the dogsbodies lurking beneath the faces of everyone she
passed. Some of them looked her over with the eyes of a predator, scanning for jewelry or pouches of
coin. She carried no money, not anticipating needing any on this trip, and the only article of jewelry she
wore was the one that she intended to use.
The rage that had gone undiminished, since she first saw the man in black raged up inside of her.
This time, there was no gentle Aron to soothe her, no innocent people that might be harmed. There was
only Fourcity, the place of her tortured childhood. Like the phoenix that she revered, she had come home
to burn. By destroying Fourcity, she would not only be avenging herself on those who would try to hurt
her daughter. She would also be destroying her past, freeing herself to rise reborn from the ashes of what
had been.
"You should have left me alone," she said.
A passing mad glanced at her curiously, then decided she was just a harmless loony. He never had
time to rethink that opinion, because seconds later, the flames began.
* * *
Chaos reigned in Fourcity
that night. One one side of town, a strange vigilante showered the poor
with plundered goods from a looted Tristan temple, and the priests of the god of theives had been routed
and killed. Elsewhere, the fires spread hungrily from one building to the next, consuming everything in
their path. New blazes sprang up in a random, wandering trail of destruction. The people of Fourcity,
human and dogsbody alike, did what they could to battle or escape the raging fires, and many of them
feared that the gates of hell had opened wide.
By daylight, less than half of the buildings were still standing, and most of those were severely
damaged. Blackened bodies littered the streets. Many were human, but the few survivors found some that
were obviously inhuman, hideous demonic shapes. Those discoveries strengthened the rumor that a gate
had been opened.
The dukes, visiting the city later in the day, were inclined to agree. Such overwhelming destruction
could not have been caused by anything less than the forces of the Abyss itself, they said.
Meanwhile, one woman returned to Delain. She was blistered from the ferocity of her own flame,
exhausted, emotionally drained, and finally satisfied. Fourcity had pain, paid in the only coin that she
would accept. In fire and blood.
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text: Today was my last day of Christmas Break. It's back to school tomorrow. Not happy about that at all but I only have a semester left. Today me and my friend Daniel who also does lawns Headed out and went muddin for a little bit. We have been supposed to go since before thanksgiving. We decided to just go ride the trail once since we both had to take stuff to people we sold on craigslist. To make a long story short It was a blast. And i didn't even get stuck Thanks goodness.


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Hi, I'm reposting something that I originally had under another section but maybe will get more advice if I put it in this one - since it is more specifically a pumping question and I really really could use some advice!
DS is almost 8 mos and BF since birth. One side has always produced far less than the other side. The good side has an ample supply and I never worry about it. The low side is really low and he does not like to eat off it and is frustrated that it hardly has anything there. This further exacerbates the problem of low supply on that side. I've never had to supplement and he seems satisfied with the good side and a little from the low side.
My issue is, I just don't like the feeling that one side is hardly producing, and I worry about only having one good breast to support him with! I don't want to stop BF anytime soon. I can't offer the low side first for most feedings since he wants the good side first when he's hungry. He doesn't pacify at the breast so I can't just latch him on and make him suck to stimulate it more. Only eats for 2-5 min per side and then is done.
In the past month he has eaten so poorly off the low side and I can tell it's gotten even lower, I have been pumping it 3-4 times per day for 15 min each time, in addition to his feedings. I have not seen any increase in production at all. He eats off it once at night when it's a little fuller.
Is there anything I can do at this point to really boost the production on the low side, or should I just let it be? I'm not interested in taking any medications or supplements at this point. Should I be doing anything special with the pumping to maximize its effectiveness?
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BATON ROUGE, Louisiana - Welcome back to Tiger Stadium.
In this post, we'll have updates of the game. We'll start from the bottom. Hit refresh for the latest updates.
Kickoff has been pushed back to 6:42 p.m. because of lightning in the area.
You can leave a comment at the bottom and I will do my best to respond. But, the game updates will come in this post.
* Here's a personnel update: Neal Gray has been moved from tight end back to defense. He'll either be at a DE or OLB spot.
4th quarter: LSU 56, UAB 17
* LSU takes over at its 5. Jordan Howard getting some carries for UAB. (11:34)
* Updates to come
3rd quarter: LSU 56, UAB 17
* Ty Long tried a 59-yard Fg. It was well short, and LSU's Odell Beckham caught it deep in the end zone and returned it for a touchdown. Credit it 100 yards, but he was about 9 yards deep. (2:11)
* Zach Mettenberger to Jarvis Landry for a 14-yard touchdown (6:16)
* UAB takes over at own 7. Nelson fielded a punt at the 5 when he should have let it go into the end zone (9:26)
* Another 3 and out for UAB. LSU takes over at own 33 with 11:35 left.
* Zach Mettenberger to Odell Beckham Jr for a TD. from 27 yards out. (12:02)
* Updates to come. UAB gets the ball first
* Much better second quarter for UAB, for sure
2nd Quarter: LSU 35, UAB 17
* Ty Long kicks a 24-yard FG to close the half.
* UAB forces 3 and out, takes over for a final chance to score before the half (2:52)
* Jamarcus Nelson hauls in a 41-yard TD on third down from Austin Brown, cuts it to 35-14 (5:19)
* LaMarcus Farmer causes a fumble, Greg Maclin recovers a fumble at the LSU 39 (6:07)
* Jarvis Landry catches a 24-yard touchdown pass from Mettenberger. (8:01)
* Darrin Reaves with an 11-yard TD run. Jamari Staples with a 33-yard reception to start. UAB went 75 yards on 9 plays. (11:11)
* Jeremy Hill is in at running back. He scores from 3 yards out.
* Jon Perry comes in at QB and fumbles an exchange on his first snap. LSU takes over inside the 20 (14:55)
* Updates to come
1st Quarter: LSU 21, UAB 0
* Kenny Hilliard's 1-yard touchdown run gives LSU a 3-score lead. Beckham returned a punt 60 yards to the UAB 9. UAB had just 10 total yards in the first quarter (0:00)
* Zach Mettenberger to Odell Beckham Jr. for a 22-yard touchdown. LSU leads 14-0. 2:29
* LSU has ball at the UAB 34, but calls timeout. (3:55)
*LSU goes 89 yards, 5 plays, 2:21. 29-yard TD pass from Zach Mettenberger to Odell Beckham. Beckham also had a 49-yard reception on the play. LSU leads 7-0 (6:13)
* Austin Brown is sacked and on 2nd and 16, UAB takes a timeout. Blazers have gotten a first down on this drive. Ball at own 32. (9:30).
* UAB opened with a 5-man front. Terrible punt and UAB takes over at own 24 (11:35)
* UAB won the toss and deferred, so the Blazers will kick off
* LSU and UAB are now on the field warming up. UAB of course comes out to boos (6:11 p.m.)


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Michael Curry knows the Pistons' identity rests on defense. But he also knows players, including Richard Hamilton, Rasheed Wallace and Allen Iverson are growing more and more frustrated with the lack of offensive production.
"As Rip is learning to play and share the scoring with another scorer, like Allen, he's kind of been frustrated," Curry told WDFN-AM Detroit. "Rip doesn't have that luxury of getting 20 shots every night. Allen doesn't have the luxury of getting 20 shots every night. So, those are big adjustments for those two guys."
Both Hamilton and Wallace were called for technicals on Tuesday for arguing with the refs in a 107-94 loss to Washington. Meanwhile, Detroit enters Friday's contest against Indiana with an offense that has fallen to 22nd in the NBA in scoring and has gone five games without scoring 95 points.
"We're asking guys to share the load and do something different than they've done through their careers," Curry said. "At the same time, we're asking them to play less minutes than they've played, so it's an adjustment."
The Pistons started the season 4-0, but are 7-9 since Iverson joined the lineup. Iverson scored at least 23 points in five of his first seven games with Detroit, but he's failed to score 20 in his last nine games.
"While we're trying to figure that (offense) out, let's play harder than the other team and make sure our defense is up to par," Curry said. "And don't let whatever goes on offensively affect what's going on the defensive end."
Listen to the whole interview to hear Curry discuss his most recent lineup change and his plans for Rodney Stuckey.


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During the preseason, it was expected that defending champion Nazareth Area High School would have the best chance to extend Northampton County's streak of consecutive Class AAAA District 11 girls basketball championships to six.
Or maybe Liberty, which returned a talented cast of characters which included a bevy of underclassmen and one of the best players in the region in senior Kali Shumock.
Instead, it's a seventh-seeded Northampton Area High School team that upset No. 2 Nazareth 38-35 in Friday's quarterfinal round that is the last Class AAAA Northampton County team still standing in the 2013-14 season.
The Konkrete Kids (13-11) advanced to Tuesday's semifinals at Allen High School where they'll meet No. 3 seeded Parkland (16-8) at 6 p.m. in a battle of Lehigh Valley Conference North Division rivals.
Top-seeded and Mountain Valley Conference champion Pocono Mountain West (18-7) plays conference foe Pleasant Valley (14-8) in the other semifinal. The winners of Tuesday's games will meet for the district title on Friday at a time and site to be determined while the losers play in a consolation game to see who qualifies as the third District 11 representative in the PIAA tournament.
Parkland beat Northampton twice in the regular season but so did Nazareth before senior guards Leandra Sterner and Kayla Csencsits combined for 28 points in the K-Kids' quarterfinal upset. The Trojans beat Northampton 63-40 on Jan. 9 in Csencsits' first game of the season after missing the first seven with a foot injury.
In the team's second meeting almost a month later with Csencsits, a returning starter from last season, more ingrained into the picture, Parkland pulled out a much closer 40-38 victory.
"Kayla makes a world of difference," said Northampton coach Jeff Jacksits, who's on the Mount Rushmore of region coaches who have taken their teams to four or more consecutive Class AAAA District 11 championship games along with Central Catholic's Mike Kopp, Northampton's Ellen Malone and the late Patti Hefner of Parkland. "She and Leandra work off each other well."
Csencsits (9.7 points per game), who has 33 3-pointers in 16 games, is Sterner's safety blanket for when she can't get an outside shot of her own and can't drive all the way to the basket and needs a Plan C.
Sterner (16.1 ppg), the K-Kids' leading scorer and a three-sport star, is a quick 5-foot-6 point guard and one of the most improved players over the last three seasons.
Aja Blount (8 ppg), a 5-10 freshman center and the team's third leading scorer, has provided a shot in the arm to the program all season long offensively, defensively and on the boards.
"Aja played physically and did a great job defensively against Nazareth," Jacksits said. "We played Parkland down to the wire in our second game. We had them at their place but let it slip away. I think Allen's big court should help Leandra and her quick game. We're looking forward to the challenge."
Before this season, Northampton hadn't made it out of the quarterfinal round since winning back-to-back titles in 2010 and '11, which ended Jacksits' and the K-Kids' run of the four straight title game appearances.


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Following up on her incredibly successful release show at Strathmore in D.C. and Cameo in July, award-winning, gypsy jazz electronica vocalist Mary Alouette returns to NYC to play Pianos. Alouette's performances "draw you in with their soft, hypnotic qualities, turning each song into a dialogue between her and the audience." (Brooklyn Exposed).


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State investigation records show teachers in eight New Jersey schools gave students improper help on standardized tests last year.
The Record newspaper uncovered the breaches after obtaining reports through the Open Public Records Act.
The newspaper reports in six cases, teachers alerted elementary students to their mistakes and steered them toward correct answers or gave them extra time.
Five teachers were disciplined with pay cuts or transferred to other jobs. One decided to retire early. A school board rejected a bid to revoke tenure for one teacher.
The report cited breaches in the Newark, Woodcliff Lake, Lyndhurst, Elmwood Park, Gloucester Township, Freehold and Upper Township school districts.
In the Newark incident, a teacher flipped through a student's test booklet after the test was over and gave it back to the student to complete
The cases were investigated after students, parents or staff alerted administrators to suspicious behavior by teachers.
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• N.J. Board of Education releases state standardized testing data


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I attended the first Twin Lakes Homeowners Association meeting concerning the country club's dwindling finances and potential demise, but I had to leave early to pick up my children at the Aquatic Center.
I heard that there were more against than there were for the proposition to increase monthly homeowner fees by $25. I did not hear the word "contentious" used to describe the proceedings, and I hope it never comes to that. After all, it is a neighborhood where our next door neighbor and fellow homeowners are within 25 feet on either side. Many of us either walk or jog through Twin Lakes daily, it would be a shame to go down the street and view our neighbors' homes as a place where people live who were for or against this issue and to view them as adversaries when we would otherwise be friends.
With that being said, I am for the proposition of increasing fees by $25 a month and saving the country club. I have many reasons for my position, but the greatest is economic. I want to preserve, maintain and enhance the value of my home in Twin Lakes.
The best case alternate scenario to saving the club by the homeowners association would be that another entity would take over the operations of the club. That would likely be a public entity because people with the means are not investing in golf-oriented clubs because the returns are nil (hundreds of country clubs throughout the country are suffering from the same problems). If the city or the county took over, what would the golf course look like? We have already heard of threats to close parks in our area because governmental agencies are strapped, so don't expect to see the green, green grass that presently graces 320th Street. If the club walks away and the grounds are just left to grow weeds and become playgrounds for mountain bikers and dirt bikers, we will have a worse situation to contend with than errant golf balls. We will have the biggest vacant lot in Federal Way.
If the club goes away, we will be faced with a large piece of unmaintained land that will become out of control and a liability within a week or two of its abandonment. That does not only affect the safety and well being of those who have homes on the golf course right now, but it also affects everyone in Twin Lakes. Real estate values, for the most part, rely on comparables meaning recent sales of like properties. So, if the value of a house on the golf course drops because their backyard has turned into a unruly patch of dirt where a manicured fairway used to be, all properties within a certain distance or the same neighborhood will lose their value.
Suppose that the average Twin Lakes home is currently worth $350,000, and the club closes its doors and causes a modest 5 percent drop in real estate value (estimates are as high as 10 percent). That would be a drop of $17,500 in the value of the homes in the area on average. $25 added to our monthly TLHOA fees amount to $300 per year; it would take 58 years and four months to match the value lost in our average home. Most of us have already seen the appraised values of our homes drop over the past two years. If the country club closes, our losses will be exacerbated.
I have lived in Twin Lakes both as an owner on the golf course and off the golf course. I am also 65 and retired, as many concerned residents of Twin Lakes are, except my wife has to work while I take care of the house and children.
In most cases, our homes are our most valuable material assets. I call on all homeowners to protect those assets and our neighborhood by saving the Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club.
Matt Sato, Federal Way
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Take the New York State Thruway to Exit 20 (Saugerties). Beyond the toll booths, turn left at the traffic light, cross over the Thruway, then turn right onto Route 32 North. Follow Route 32 for 6.0 miles, then continue ahead on Route 32A. In 1.9 miles, turn left onto Route 23A and follow it up Kaaterskill Clove. At the top of the climb, in the Village of Haines Falls, turn right onto North Lake Road. In 2.1 miles (just before reaching the entrance to the North/South Lake Campground), turn right onto Scutt Road and follow it for 200 feet to a parking area on the right.
Cross to the east side of the road and follow the blue-blazed Escarpment Trail (co-aligned with a yellow-blazed horse trail) into the woods. The trail heads south and descends through a mixed forest of hemlocks and deciduous trees.
In half a mile, the trail crosses two old railroad rights-of-way and a bridge over the outlet of North/South Lake. After crossing another bridge, you'll reach a four-way junction. Here, you turn right, continuing to follow the blue blazes of the Escarpment Trail along a woods road, with the stream below to the right. You'll soon pass a trail register (please sign) and cross a short footbridge.
A short distance beyond, the trail turns left, leaving the road, and begins a steady climb. After leveling off, it begins to descend, first gradually, then more steeply. At the base of the descent, a stone monument on the left memorializes Frank Layman, a firefighter who lost his life here in August 1900.
You've now reached the edge of the escarpment, which you'll follow for the next mile and a half. The trail turns left here, and in a short distance, it turns left again and begins to climb. In 500 feet, after a steep climb up a large rock, it reaches a panoramic viewpoint. Kaaterskill Clove - which you traversed to get here - is directly below, Kaaterskill High Peak and Roundtop tower above the clove to the south, and the small community of Twilight Park may be seen to the right.
A little further along, you'll pass another expansive viewpoint on the right, and then you'll climb to a third viewpoint with a more limited view. Just beyond, the trail climbs steeply, then more gradually, and it reaches a junction with a yellow-blazed connector trail that begins on the left.
Continue ahead on the blue-blazed trail, which shortly emerges onto Sunset Rock (marked by a sign), with a somewhat limited south-facing view. After a short level stretch, the trail descends steeply over rock ledges to reach Inspiration Point (Trail Conference Map 141 labels this viewpoint as "Sunset Rock" and the following viewpoint as "Inspiration Point"). Here, two large flat rocks with carved inscriptions (some of which date back over 100 years) afford panoramic views to the west and south. Be careful when approaching the edge, as the drop is precipitous!
A short distance beyond, you'll reach a broad viewpoint to the east over the Hudson River valley, with the Taconic Mountains beyond. For the next quarter mile, the trail continues to run very close to the edge of the escarpment, with more views.
About three-quarters of a mile beyond Inspiration Point, you'll come to a T-intersection with a yellow-blazed horse trail. Turn right, now following both blue and yellow blazes, and in 300 feet, turn left, continuing to follow the blue- and yellow-blazed trail. In the next half mile, you'll gradually climb about 200 vertical feet.
At the next junction, the blue-blazed Escarpment Trail turns right, but you should bear left, now following the red-blazed Schutt Road Trail and the yellow-blazed horse trail. In 60 feet, turn left, continuing to follow the red and yellow blazes.
In the next mile, you'll descend gradually along an old carriage road, passing the end of the yellow-blazed connector trail on the left. The Schutt Road Trail ends at the four-way junction that you passed towards the start of the hike. Continue ahead, immediately crossing a bridge, and follow the blue-blazed Escarpment Trail back to the parking area where the hike began.
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Don't forget it is winter out there
On January 22nd, 2015 [email protected] says:
Trails will be snow covered and icy. Dress warmly in layers and bring proper equipment.
Escarpment Trail
On October 16th, 2013 rostrove says:
This was an absolutely beautiful hike. The trail description was excellent, weather was cool but great, and the views were outstanding!
Amazing! Add 2 more miles for Ultra Amazing!!
On March 23rd, 2012 estreetmont says:
We did this hike yesterday. At the junction of the red trail and the escarpment trail to Boulder Rock, take the extra mile to Boulder Rock! It's actually .92 I believe and the trail is smooth. The view from Boulder Rock was well worth it! Another .92 back to the junction and you add almost 2 more miles, about 30 minutes (not counting time spent at the rock), and a peace that is unparalleled!
Beautiful Hike
On July 10th, 2011 elizabeth.marie says:
I remembered this hike from my childhood and just got a chance to hike it again with my husband this weekend, some 15 years later. The memorable views are still spectacular. We enjoyed the combination of up and downhill sections of the path, not too much of one thing at a time. The instructions here on the trail conference site were easy to follow, but it took us less than 2.5 hours. We saw a few other hikers, relatively few for such a beautiful day. The cliffs are very close to the trail in places, and there was a little mud. Note: after you park, the trail starts on the other side of Schutt Road. Overall a very nice hike.


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So on the back of last years thread to do an unassisted pull-up
I thought I would see if the idea would run again, but open it to to a more general fitness challange, so if you've not nailed a pull-up yet, get under that bar It it so awsome to be able to lift you whole body weight up just with your arms.
But if that just sounds toooo much for you, then pick another goal to work at, maybe a full push-up, coz these are hard when you are starting from scratch.
Or if you have already been practicing, then set yourself something even harder to aim for, like a pistol squat, or a muscle up, squat your own body weight
Personally I'm going for loads, I made great progress last year and want to keep that going, so I'll be posting my challanges up, one at a time. Please join in, post your progress and any helpful tutorials and links you've found
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Great its official. So how much longer do we have to wait?
It's Sunday, 11/24/2013, I'm located in TN. Still no update in my area.
it monday 11-2-13 here in AZ. no update. Im beginning to think its a rumor like 4g
Before you update make sure you check out the issues people are experiencing including myself with bugs
I live in Kansas City, the home office location and still have not received the update.
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Same here still on 4.1.2. and i got the Galaxy Watch thinking it should only take a couple of days once again Sprint has shown us how much they do not care about their customers. i cant wait until my contract is up. wouldn't be so bad if Sprint keep us up to date on anything. a time line of how they were going to release the OTA would of been nice.
You need to realize that there are millions of s3 phones out there. Each one has to download a fairly large file. Be patient it will happen. It could be a week or two.
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Lot of 8 Various Spear Weapons from Bago-Kankanaey of Bakun (4 spears),
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Most Weapons you see in Books today came whether from Ifugao, Kalinga, Bontoc or Sagada but none or very few came from this part of Luzon (Bakun - Bago Tribe) (spears #2,3,4 & 6). These are Beautiful spears worth adding in your weapons collection, far better than the set of spears sold on 2009 and 2010 - more detailed pictures and info to be added later.
Price for 8 spears: 1500$
Update - Spear # 3 (will upload other spears as the time allows)
Length: 46.6 inches
Length of Blade: 14.5 inches
Width (across) of blade measured from barb: first barb 2.25" second barb 2.1"
Weight: 1.5kg
Blade is thick from tip 3.5mm, first barb base 6mm, barb tip 3mm, middle 8mm, second barb base 8mm tip 4mm
Measurements rounded off
Excellent authentic very shiny patina!
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