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Re: Link Crest
I'd buy it now if I could!
Re: It's Dangerous
Beautiful! I'd buy one now if I could!
Re: He Will Rock You
It'll probably be rejected because of the art, but I LOVE IT! Need more Knight's Tale shirts!
Re: The A Team
The A Team.
Re: Create
One for the artist in us all. I hope you enjoy the design. Please vote.
I think the latin should be "Ego possum habere." Potest and Habet are third person singular, "he can", "he has". Possum is first person, "I can", and you usually use the infinitive, habere, to complete the sentence - "I am able to have", or "I can has" in lolspeak :p
You don't typically use ego in latin, since the verb already shows that it is first person, but not many people may know that.
Re: Kings of the Internet
This derby is rather interesting. It's getting results a lot different from the regular stuff.
bdubs8807 wrote:You mean Koffing.
Or perhaps its evolved form, Weezing, which would match the Arbok in the crest better than the Meowth.
I agree, it would be cool if there was a Wheezing to match the Arbok.
A word of advice. If you notice yourself trying to warn you about supporting this project, do not make eye contact and ignore whatever you say. Lab boys tell me that'll wipe out time - entirely. Forward and backward. So do both of yourselves a favor and let that handsome devil go about his business.
bdubs8807 wrote:I recognize the runes for Mjollnir, and Viking is fairly obvious, but I can't make out what they say/mean to say under the ravens and on the axe... A little help?
+1 GMV, for sure.
Yeah I left the viking in English characters just stylized to look like runes so anyone could read it. Anyway it says raid on the left and pillage on the right. The axe just looked plain when it was blank and didn't have space for more than 3 characters so it literally just says axe though I spelled it "aks" because Elder Futhark has no x rune.
I want one o' deese
Re: Omnes Gloria
I like the look on Celestia's face :D
I'm honestly surprised that neither of the pony entries are in the fog, the brony community is pretty hardcore. Maybe they just haven't passed the links around too much yet. Good luck
Re: fortune and victory
awesome! at least so far, this is really the only entry I can possibly see myself purchasing.
benjaminleebates wrote:I have Defector Vapos, on the shirt originally. But I didn't think anyone would appreciate it. Translated it would be close to steam punk (Vapor Rebel).
Should I sub a V2 with this? Or without any words...
personally I'd prefer it without text. text seems to make it lose a bit of the "stature" from the rest of it.
Re: Listen!
This is a fun design and all, but I just really wish the wings to either side of the crest were more"Zelda-like". Stylized in some kind of tribal-Hyrulian way. It looks just a little too... eh. And it'd be nice to see some more rupees incorporated into the edge of the crest. Looks just a little too isolated with its features.
Am I the only one who thinks this?
The inner design of the crest is great. Good texture and contrast and shape to it. Really wish the rest of it was a bit more fluid.
Excellent. I really like the shape of the entire piece and how it flows from one element to the next. Great sense of hierarchy with elements. Good luck in the derby! Hope to pick one up.
FlyingMouse365 wrote:The A Team.
That is NOT the A Team.
Re: In Joss We Trust
I want this, wish it said "In Joss We Trust" on the shirt, That would make it perfect.
wirdou wrote:I'm sorry for those who thought I tried to avoid the theme. I thought it wasn't so specific. I first though of nobles and all that stuff, came up with the idea....and didn't read it carefully. I have no complaints for the rejection I spent a bunch of hours on the design, but that's not an excuse.
Best of luck to the other designs :D
That's a classy thing to say, Wirdou. In the past, designs rejected with comments like, "I like this, but it's not on theme" have often received HMs, so hopefully this design isn't finished yet, because it's wicked awesome.
Re: Heroes of New New York
I love it!!!!!!! Most definitely...gmv!
Re: Felis Catus
Hope you like it!
My daughter would love this.
2xhero wrote:I agree, it would be cool if there was a Wheezing to match the Arbok.
Thanks for the comments I have resubmitted with Wheezing now! (Completely forgot about that one)
Re: Because We Can
"Do you know who I am? I'm the man who's gonna burn your house down! With the lemons! I'm gonna get my engineers to invent a combustible lemon that burns your house down!"
omarfeliciano wrote:Ohh, oops! Thanks for explaining.
This design rules! Who the hell doesnt like the Goonies?! Not liking the Goonies is equivilant to pooing on the constitution, baby lambs and an entire leukimia ward.
Can we print more awesome designs and less designs with Internet cats, adulation of pork, friggin' video game memes?!
thevikingartist wrote:Yeah I left the viking in English characters just stylized to look like runes so anyone could read it. Anyway it says raid on the left and pillage on the right. The axe just looked plain when it was blank and didn't have space for more than 3 characters so it literally just says axe though I spelled it "aks" because Elder Futhark has no x rune.
Not sure why you didn't just name hugin and munin
Not sure why you didn't just name hugin and munin there since few can read it anyway.
I dig the deign but had to sneer a bit when I saw the horns. You know what I mean. Still, any design with a Norse look is going to get my attention and praise.
Damnit! Posting on my phone I'd a disaster!
For me the bad Latin works, because wht do LOL cats know about Latin? It's authentic.
Re: House of Slapstick
I thought pop culture usually did well. I guess not 85 year old pop culture. If only I had a time machine! This would kill in the Roaring 20's!
Nice! Love the design.
Re: Adventurer's Crest
amazing illo!
Re: Star Crest
love it
Re: Dire Wolf 2.0
Where's the resub? I can't find it
Re: House Of Slapstick 2
I wanted to go with a monochrome color scheme to reflect the black and white era. Plus, a lighter colored shirt for summer.
If you didn't see my other entry, the Latin says "Another Fine Mess", and the border is comprised of laurels and hearties (groan).
zaydabarros wrote:Where's the resub? I can't find it
I think he pulled it. There was a typo in the Latin, and maybe it was the final blow to this already bruised design.
Re: Viking Crest
*raises sword up high*
Must win . . .
orabbit wrote:I wanted to go with a monochrome color scheme to reflect the black and white era. Plus, a lighter colored shirt for summer.
If you didn't see my other entry, the Latin says "Another Fine Mess", and the border is comprised of laurels and hearties (groan).
i dont mind the 4th film on there but what really bugs me is the whip, the two machetes and the left snake.
what is that behind the left snake??? and the whip is kind Foot Flush Toilet Flusher and not very whip like, and if the machetes looked like the one he used in temple of doom to cut the bridge i think it would have looked a lot better
this is in the top two for this derby...in my opinion. its very well done!! Good luck and i hope it prints!!!
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My zine, Exploding the Myth is mainly a perzine but also occasionally featuring contributions. My zine includes stories of my (mis)adventures, rants, reflections, reviews, illustrations, contributions, "how to"s and a whole bunch of other stuff too, from a left leaning queer/punk/feminist perspective. I also have a mini-zine "A few of my favourite things".
You can buy my zines directly from me by sending me a message on here or an email at email@example.com. I accept paypal and cash, but email me first please to check availability. Alternatively, my zines are available at marching stars distro , Jeez Louise distro , and ricochet ricochet distro . I do like to trade but I prefer perzines, adventure stories, recipe zines, and zines with queer/punk/feminst content or perspective.
Check out my blog at http://kiraswales.blogspot.com/
Exploding the Myth #1 - b&w, 1/2 size, 36pp, 60p. Includes:
Personal writing, Queer Control Records, rants about religion and sexuality, illustrations and writing abut work and stagnation and escape, vagina euphemism wordsearch!, "Why I like compasses" by James, how to make basic stencils, review of Bottle Rocket Hearts, and more
Exploding the Myth #2 full colour issue, 1/2 size, 32pp £1.50
Included in this zine is:
Writing about writing, addiction and a disintegrated friendship, transition and relationships part 1, how to make a compass by James,"Meet my Friends" cartoon, "I guess this is growing up?" by Daisy Adorable, Rebellion Festival 2009 Diary, writing about my love of san francisco and the bay area, my thoughts on religion and children, Liz Baillie review... and other things too...
Exploding the Myth #3 - colour cover, b&w insides, 1/2 size, 40pp, £1.50 Includes:
Moving out & in, writing about jobs, "How to make hair bows" by Daisy, "Inspiration & Motivation" -contributions from a variety of individuals including various zinesters, transition & relationships part 2, transition & the NHS, rebel grrrlz in fiction part 1 - Harriet the spy, friendships, Box Squad cd review, writing about the power of music, and, of course, plenty more!
exploding the myth #4, b&w with hand coloured cover, 1/2 size, 26pp £1
in this issue I write about family, tattoos, gardening, more transition stuff, feminism, fun anti-depression tips, how to make aprons and rocky road, rebel grrrls in fiction p2 - Marmalade Atkins, plus illustrations both by myself and by Florence Ravelle of Indecent Illustration
exploding the myth #5, b&w, 1/4 size, 35pp, £1
This zine is all about changes, feeling different, nostalgia, diary of my trip to brighton and the 2011 zinefest, rebel grrrls in fiction part 3 - George Kirrin, and a log of interesting things I have found.
A few of my favourite things -Mini zine, 1/4 size, £1. Full colour illustrations and other images with text.
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Exploding the Myth #5 is finally finished! Well, I say finished - it's been finished for ages, I just had to get my act together and prep it for printing. But it's allll done now and ready to sell or trade. I haven't made too many copies this time - the idea is, if I have less old issues to rid myself of, it will spur me on to finish more future issues. I already have the contents of issues 6 and 7 sorted in my head, it's just focusing on one project long enough to get it all written down…Continue
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I thought you might find this interesting. This is a perzine I did about a demonic experience I had that led me to Christianity. True story. I used to be on the borderlines of agnostic and atheist, and I was raised Buddhist, but this experience led me to God.
It's a very short zine, I hope it qualifies as one. You can read the PDF form here: The%20Incubus%20a%20testimony.pdf
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Oh aye, great fun, though knackering of course after having to pack away from teh gig the night before, probably got about 6hours sleep, not too bad I guess.
I saw a few people with blue hair, one of whom were used as "something blue" in the scavenger hunt. I haven't got the anthology yet as I have read all of the earlier comics online and bought the issues 2-10 anthology way back when. I did get issue #18 at the weekend though. and the new loserdom, lights go out, bonuscupped, on't road and a whole host of other zines; so a good day!
All the cakes were made by one person and she only had one hour of sleep on the friday night, then made soup for lunch and cooked for the bands dinner on saturday night, I have no idea where the energy came from but it certainly motivated the rest of us!
I'm hoping I'll be living back in England next year so I can get more involved in the organisation side of things. Oh, also whilst I'm busy typing away, I reviewed your zines and they're in issue #30 of zineworld, which just came out.
I was looking out for you but didn't see you...hmmm what day(s) were you there? Maybe you snuck in when I wasn't sitting at the front table!
Wanna trade Exploding the Myth #4 for Here In My Head #5? :)

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Victims of Kwiatkowski devastated by illness
CONCORD — Vietnam War veteran Linwood Nelson Sr. said he was devastated to learn he became infected with Hepatitis C while getting health care at the VA Medical Center in his native Baltimore, Md.
"It is so painful to me that this man was able to bring such devastation into my life," Linwood said of former drug-addicted traveling medical technician David M. Kwiatkowski.
"He should receive the same punishment that he has given us — the death penalty," Nelson told a federal judge.
Nelson described the extreme precautions he must take to protect his family from the potentially-fatal blood borne virus and protect himself from the disease's many complications.
"I was told by my doctors that my liver may stop functioning at any time and my blood may not clot. I had all my teeth removed so I wouldn't have to worry about my blood not clotting during my next dental work," he said.
Ronnie Murphy and his sister, Connie Murphy McNeal, traveled 1,700 miles from Hays, Kansas to describe the painful and unnecessary death their mother, Eleanor, 89, suffered as a result of complications from the Hepatitis C she contracted from Kwiatkowski.
"His path and my mother's should never have crossed," Ronnie Murphy said.
Other victims described the "stigma" and harm they endure, the painful treatments and depression and anxiety.
"Only an evil monster would do this to anyone — let alone to so many. We all want to know why," Linda Thompson said. Her husband, Butch, was one of the first to be infected by Kwiatkowski and was too sick to be in court.
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On the FamilySearch blog there is a posting announcing that the IGI is now available on FamilySearch.
As a long time user of the IGI I knew that there has always been issues with reliability particularly with user submitted entries. The user submitted entries were entries submitted by LDS members from their own research, some of which were flights of fancy and others had a name, an "abt" date and an "abt" place. It has always been a matter of sifting the good from the bad.
The new FamilySearch addressed this problem and used only data from the actual records which had been transcribed twice and then checked for any anomalies so was pretty good.
So the addition of the IGI is interesting, as far as I can see it is to be kept separate and is being split between user submitted entries and extracted entries which will be most helpful.
You really need to read the blog posting yourselves so you can be clear what it is you will be looking at, it's source and how to access the index. So ……


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Over the last few months I've been putting together a Jango kit. Here are pics from a Con I just got back from. Right now it's not quite Jango because I have a Boba collar plate and shoulder bells. Once I get the Jango style plates and a new cod I will repaint the visor and jetpack to Jango colors.
The reason the visor is red right now is because I'm a member of the Mando Mercs and I dont want it to look like they accept 501st reject costumes. So once I'm up to the 501st standards I will repaint. Right now I can troop and still call it a custom
All the armor plates were made by me and Novall Talon and are 14 gauge aluminum.
Helmet is '96 Don Post (Going to upgrade to an Asok)
Vest is LSFU
Jumpsuit is "Postman Blue" from RedKap site
Girth is from TLobe
Ammo belt is from Seeker


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Brian Hayes
W—What Is It Good For?
The Lambert W function may make a pretty curve, but what's
it good for? Why should anyone care? By mixing up a few symbols we
could generate an endless variety of function definitions. What
makes this one stand out from all the rest?
If you ask the same question of more familiar functions such as
exp and log and square root, the answer is that
those functions are tools useful in solving broad classes of
mathematical problems. With just the four basic operations of
arithmetic, you can represent the solution of any linear equation.
Adding square roots to the toolbox allows you to solve quadratic
equations as well. Expanding the kit to include the trigonometric,
exponential and logarithmic functions brings still more problems
within reach. All of these well-known functions, and perhaps a few
more, are classified as "elementary." The exact membership
of this category is not written in stone, but it excludes more
specialized tools such as Bessel functions.
A few years ago, a brief, unsigned editorial in Focus, the
newsletter of the Mathematical Association of America, asked:
"Time for a new elementary function?" The function
proposed for promotion to the core set was Lambert W.
Whether W ultimately attains such canonical status will
depend on whether the mathematical community at large finds it
sufficiently useful, which won't be clear for some years. In the
meantime, I can list a few applications of W discovered so far.
One place where W turns up in pure mathematics
is the "power tower," the infinitely iterated exponential
For large x, this expression soars off to infinity faster
than we can follow it, but Euler showed that the tower converges to
a finite value in the domain between x =
e-e (about 0.07) and x =
e1/e (about 1.44). Within this realm, the value
to which the infinite tower converges is W(-log(x))/-log(x).
W has another cameo role in the "omega constant,"
which is a distant of cousin of the golden ratio. The latter
constant, with a value of about 1.618, is a solution of the
quadratic equation 1/x= x-1. The omega constant is
the solution of an exponential variant of this equation, to wit:
1/ex = x. And what is the value of that
solution? It is W(1), equal to about 0.567143.
Of more practical import, W also appears in solutions to a
large family of equations known as delay differential equations,
which describe situations where the present rate of change in some
quantity depends on the value of the quantity at an earlier moment.
Behavior of this kind can be found in population dynamics, in
economics, in control theory and even in the bathroom shower, where
the temperature of the water now depends on the setting of the
mixing valve a few moments ago. Many delay differential equations
can be solved in terms of W; in some cases the two branches
of the W function correspond to distinct physical solutions.
A recent article by Edward W. Packel and David S. Yuen of Lake
Forest College applies the W function to the classical
problem of describing the motion of a ballistic projectile in the
presence of air resistance. In a vacuum, as Galileo knew, the
ballistic path is a parabola, and the maximum range is attained when
the projectile is launched at an angle of 45 degrees. Air resistance
warps the symmetry of the curve and greatly complicates its
mathematical description. Packel and Yuen show that the projectile's
range can be given in terms of a W function, although the
expression is still forbiddingly complex. (They remark:
"Honesty compels us to admit at this point that the idea for
using Lambert W to find a closed-form solution was really
Mathematica's and not ours.")
Still another example comes from electrical engineering, where T. C.
Banwell of Telcordia Technologies and A. Jayakumar of Anadigics show
that a W function describes the relation between voltage,
current and resistance in a diode. In a simple resistor, this
relation is given by Ohm's law, I=V/R, where I is
the current, V the voltage and R the resistance.
In a diode, however, the relation is nonlinear: Although current
still depends on voltage and resistance, the resistance in turn
depends on current and voltage. Banwell and Jayakumar note that no
explicit formula for the diode current can be constructed from the
elementary functions, but adding W to the repertory allows
a solution.
Other applications of W have been discovered in statistical
mechanics, quantum chemistry, combinatorics, enzyme kinetics, the
physiology of vision, the engineering of thin films, hydrology and
the analysis of algorithms.
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I am a resident of New Hampshire, headed to Kulm, ND this year for a week of hunting. We are driving out on the 11th plan on arriving on the 13th and hunting through the 20th.
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"Here's my favorite way to add zip to classic salmon. The tangy vinaigrette complements the naturally sweet fish, and the golden orange color is so appealing on the plate." —Lorie Rice, Liverpool, New York
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- 1 cup orange juice
- 4-1/2 teaspoons finely chopped red onion
- 4-1/2 teaspoons lime juice
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon honey Dijon mustard
- 1/2 cup fat-free Italian salad dressing
- 4 salmon fillets (6 ounces each)
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 teaspoons minced fresh cilantro
- Place orange juice in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil; cook until liquid is reduced to 1/4 cup. Cool slightly. Transfer to a blender. Add the onion, lime juice, chili powder and mustard; cover and process until blended. While processing, gradually add salad dressing in a steady stream; process until blended.
- Season fillets with salt and pepper. In a large skillet, cook fillets in oil over medium-high heat for 2 minutes on each side or until golden brown.
- Transfer to a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 400° for 5-10 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Serve with orange vinaigrette. Garnish with cilantro. Yield: 4 servings.
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Ocean heat content revisions
In particular, analysis (or here) of the XBT data showed that it was biased warm compared to the CTDs, and that this bias changed over time, and was dependent on the kind of XBT used (deep versus shallow). Issues with the fall rate calculation were well known, but corrections were not necessarily being applied appropriately or uniformly and in some cases were not correct themselves. The importance of doing the corrections properly has been subject to some ongoing debate (for instance, contrast the presentations of Levitus and Gourteski at this meeting earlier this year).
So where are we now? The Domingues et al paper that came out yesterday, along with a companion paper from essentially the same group (in press at Journal of Climate) have updated the XBT corrections and dealt with the Argo issues, and….
… show a significant difference from earlier analyses (the new analysis is the black line). In particular, the difficult-to-explain 'hump' in the 1970s has gone (being due to the increase in warm-biased XBTs at that time). The long term trend is slightly higher, while the more recent trends are slightly lower. Interestingly, while there still decadal variability, it is much more obviously tied to volcanic eruptions than was previously the case. Note that this is a 3-year smooth, so the data actually goes to the end of 2004.
So what does this all mean? The first issue is tied to sea level rise. The larger long term trend in ocean warming reported here makes it much easier to reconcile the sea level estimates from thermal expansion with the actual rises. Those estimates do now match. But remember that the second big issue with ocean heat content trends is that they largely reflect the planetary radiative imbalance. This imbalance is also diagnosed in climate models and therefore the comparison serves as an independent check on their overall consistency. Domingues et al show some comparisons with the IPCC AR4 models in their paper. Firstly, they note that OHC trends in the models that didn't use volcanic forcings are consistently higher than the observations. This makes sense of course because each big eruption cools the ocean significantly. For the models that did include volcanic forcings (including the model we used in Hansen et al, 2005, GISS-ER), the match is much better:
(Note that the 3-year smoothed observations are being compared to annual data from the models, the lines have been cut off at 1999, and everything is an anomaly relative to 1961). In particular, the long term (post 1970) observational trends are now a better match to the models, and the response to volcanoes is seen clearly in both. The recent trends are a little lower than reported previously, but are still within the envelope of the model ensemble. One interesting discrepancy is noted however – the models have a slight tendency to mix down the heat more evenly than in the observations.
This isn't going to be the last word on OHC trends, and different groups are going to be publishing their own versions of this analyses relatively soon and updates to the most recent years are still forthcoming. But the big picture is that ocean heat content has indeed been increasing in recent decades, just like the models said it should.
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Benik Afobe is representing England Under-19s at this summer's European Championship in Estonia and you can follow the young striker's progress on Arsenal.com.
Benik Afobe
England 2-1 Serbia
Group B
Friday, July 6
Benik Afobe was on target as England secured their first win of the European Under-19 Championship in Estonia.
The Arsenal striker struck after just six minutes, pouncing from close range after Conor Goady's cross was fumbled into his path.
Afobe was a handful for the Serbia defence throughout and almost set up a second for Harry Kane with a clever dummy.
The 19-year-old could have had a penalty in the 37th minute when he was brought down in the area at the end of a flowing move, but the referee waved away England's claims.
Afobe shaved the post with a header eight minutes after the restart and he was involved again when Nathan Redmond doubled England's lead with a fine strike 10 minutes later.
Serbia gained a foothold in the match with 20 minutes left when Nikola Ninkovic's corner sailed straight into the net. Afobe was withdrawn a minute later and England held on for a vital win.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Sangre de Cristo Mountains > Blanca Peak > Climber's Log
Blanca Peak Climber's Log
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|Combo with Ellingwood
Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2007
|Camped at Como Lake and hit up Blanca the next morning. Nice ridge with decent exposure.
|Posted Oct 21, 2007 12:11 pm
|Blanca in Spring
Date Climbed: May 4, 2006
|Climbed it a while ago. Lots of fun, still covered in snow and the lakes were mostly iced over. Definitely a long climb, we did it in two days: the first went to Como Lake, the second summited.
|Posted Sep 23, 2007 1:58 pm
|Blanca Peak
Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2007
|Hiked up the Como Lake Road from 8,200 ft. This thing was a beast. Hardest part of the entire climb. Camped at Como Lake and climbed Blanca next day.
|Posted Sep 17, 2007 3:09 pm
|Mike Mc
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|LB / Blanca Traverse- great exposure!!! This one is surely a mental challenge, staying focused on every foot and hand hold for 2+ hours is crucial. Scrambled over to Ellingwood to make it a day.
|Posted Sep 16, 2007 11:45 pm
|From Lake Como
|Beautiful place, although the jeeps near the lake kind of ruined it all a little bit for me. It hailed/rained most of the night before. The weather prevented me from doing Little Bear and Ellingwood in 2006.
|Posted Sep 4, 2007 3:57 pm
|traverse from Ellingwood
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2007
|Fun traverse from Ellingwood. I tried to stay as high on the ridge as possible. It is very solid and fun! Memorable mountain!
|Posted Aug 20, 2007 3:38 pm
|high, airy fun from Ellingwood
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2007
|Loved walking along the ridge top from Ellingwood Point with 1000+ feet of exposure; thrilling if you like that sort of thing. I felt that someone from the group ought to pee off the drop, so I took care of that.
|Posted Aug 20, 2007 12:08 am
|Via Ellingwood Point
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2007
|Climbed with Jamie Nellis via Ellingwood Point. Great day, summited at 10am to extensive views in every direction!
|Posted Aug 12, 2007 9:09 pm
|from Lake Como road
Date Climbed: Jul 2, 2007
|Parked 1.8 miles above the highway 150 turnoff. Hiked up the 4wd road and camped overnight about a half mile above Lake Como. It's a hot, brutal trek that climbs over 4,000 feet on six miles of the roughest road you can imagine. Got up early the next morning and climbed the final 2,300 ft to the summit.
|Posted Jul 19, 2007 1:51 am
|Panthera uncia
|Fun Climb!
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2005
|Climbed standard route from Como.
|Posted Jun 17, 2007 6:35 pm
|Garon Coriz
|2 night trip
Date Climbed: Jun 9, 2007
|Camped out above Como Lake. Climbed the peak the following morning and headed down for some fun in the dunes the next day.
|Posted Jun 11, 2007 6:18 pm
|Como Road
Date Climbed: Jun 9, 2006
|All the way from the bottom as a day hike. That road is a mental slog. The summit ridge of Blanca is a treat, though. 6 total hours from bottom to top with Tanya, then went over to Ellingwood.
|Posted May 24, 2007 6:22 pm
|Art Vandalay
|A long hike
|Didn't try to drive the road. It's a long hike. Camped just above Lake Como. My first 14er and it was a long, fun one.
|Posted Apr 3, 2007 8:58 pm
|Sort of Solo
|My partner was too heavy and kept post holing in the crusty snow. I thought lite thoughts and made it to the steep, hard, snow ice with energy left to top out. I should have stayed on the summit longer. I didn't savor it.
|Posted Feb 26, 2007 5:01 am
|My 2nd 14er
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2000
|I drove up from ABQ and met a friend from Denver. We hiked in the Lake Como road in the dark and climbed Blanca and Ellingwood the next day. This was when I realized that climbing 14er was hard work!
|Posted Jan 18, 2007 4:15 am
|crazy road
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 1988
|The road was the main adventure. Surely the worst 4wd road in the state
|Posted Dec 17, 2006 4:13 pm
|1st 14er
Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2004
|How sweet it is... now I'm hooked
|Posted Oct 22, 2006 3:50 am
|Impressive peak
Date Climbed: Sep 4, 1995
|Long slog up jeep road, then steep but easy
|Posted Sep 22, 2006 2:23 pm
|little bear-blanca traverse
Date Climbed: Jul 25, 2006
|traversed from little bear. awesome, exposed route! move this one to the top of your to-do list.
|Posted Aug 11, 2006 2:22 am
|Brian Kalet
|Gash Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2006
|En route to Ellingwood Point. Descended Ellingwood Point's North Ridge. 8 hours roundtrip from Lily Lake Trailhead. Trip Report
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That's grate to hear Eric, Fantastic to get things straight about these rocker arm's
This engine is based on a 4 bolt 350 Block, so it's large journal, I will check the rods sometime this week
It's also nice to hear that it's do-able making some power with these little cubes !!!
The Comp Magnum rockers 350 lb limit is max open pressure allowed, not max spring rate allowed, the Isky springs is 320lbs open so it is under the limit. The Howards spring is nearly the same, so you have no worries there.
I'd probably use the TM-1 on the smaller engine and try it, if it didn't run the way I thought it should then try a Holley Strip Dominator or Weiand Team G.
The 327 will just make slightly less power than the same parts in a 350, just because it has fewer cubes. Expect the stall to be a little lower due to the engine having less torque. You'll definately want to rev it into the 72-7300 area for the shift point.
I'd stay with the same camshaft ideas you have been looking at, they will have a little higher powerband than listed as listed values are based off of 350 cubes. This works out fine since you are going to have to rev it up to really get into the meat of the power anyway due to the short stroke and small cubes. Good thing you do have that 8" converter, now you will really need it.
Got a casting # off the block?? Wondering if this is small journal or large journal. Would be a very good idea to have ARP bolts put in the rods and have them resized if they don't already have them.
Well guys. I'we got some good news and some bad !!!
The good news first - They are that these heads DO have 2.02"/1.6" valves and are going to be pocket ported !
Then the bad news - The engine someone sold me as 350 is 327 !!! Which might be good or bad ?
I have calculated the compression using this 327 with the Dome pistons, Their NR are L2166N and are supposed to be -5.3cc Dome which puts me right at 11.1:1 Comp
Eric These valve springs you recommended for use with solid cam are a little to stiff, The Isky springs do have spring rate of 350 Psi which is the MAX for the magnums Chromoly Steel, At least that's what they say at Comp Cams.
So Possibly I have to aim for new camshaft because of these news ?
I'm still going to run this 8" 4500 stall Converter in the Jeep and I need it to spin somewhere near 7000 RPM !
Should i Keep the TM-1 On because of this small engine or go straight to Victor JR ?
Anyone made good sucess with 327 ?
Could I make as good engine with it as I would with 350 ?
I suggest you pony up for some real rockers and forget those fosdick Magnum units.
I read a lot of what engineers and tech people from the manufacturers write as well as talking to the racers at my home track, Firebird International Raceway, where I tech inspect.
Several years ago, the famed cam grinder Racer Brown did some tests with roller rockers and determined that the roller tip was snake oil. The diameter of the roller is too small to make a mechanical coupling with the valve stem tip and therefore, the roller just skids across the valve tip instead of rolling. The real value in a rocker is in the trunnion bearing where a roller will lower oil temperature and reduce friction to free up a little hp. It makes little sense to pay good money for a roller tip rocker if it has only a ball and socket trunnion like the Magnum rocker. I'd just as soon walk out to the street and throw my money into the gutter.
If you want to do yourself some good, use rockers that have a roller trunnion. Scorpion is a good quality product at a reasonable price. My personal favorite is Harland Sharp.
The Howards cam you linked is a little big duration-wise for your intended use, will want a 74-7500 rpm shift point. (You want your shift point about 400 rpm above peak power point). It would need more gear. The other two cams would work fine.
At 11-1 you would have to really stay on top of tuning to run straight 93. Mix 93 octane 3 to 1 with the 100LL would work out fine. 100LL straight when spraying over 100 hp. Make sure to retard the total timing when spraying nitrous, 2-3° per 50 hp sprayed. Must have 5 psi fuel pressure insured at all times.
Reason I suggested polylocks is you may or may not have problems with the providd nylock nuts that come with those rockers when used with solid lifters. Polylocks are just foolproof.
The 981 spring might handle the lift, put it doesn't have enough pressure for the solid lifter cams faster rate of lift. Both Competition Products and Isky sell a stock diameter "drop-on" spring for solid cams. Howards #98213, Isky 235-D. I'm sure Lunati has one as well.
Solid cam will be 20 hp/30ft.lbs better than a hydraulic. you should make 400 hp easily, could make 450+ with larger valves and more bowl and chamber work.
The thing i was wondering about the rocker-arms locks was if I could use them with mechanical camshaft or would i have to go to Poly locks ? Since this a'int going to be anything other than a racer, then i don't mind checking valve lash once in a while !
And yes about the gasoline, I wan't to keep it on the Aviation gas With or with-out NOS because of the cost of the Race gas ! Also if I could get away with using 93 Oct just on Motor then that would just be bonus !
I need to check my valve springs to see if they fit the bill for what i'm going to do ! And also need to tear down the engine to see what camshaft is inside now... I'we seen that with spring that many guy's are using are the Comp's 981, but with my calculation's they can only handle about .500" lift, is that true ?
Would it be needed to make the seats deeper so that I can handle all the lift I'm aiming for ?
Solid is the way to go you say, and that's grate to hear that if i'm running single plane intake then I can get away with running smaller carb than with dual plane intake...
Comparing solid to hydraulic HP vise ? what are we talking about here ?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HRS-112081/ - how do you like this cam ? is it ground on a to narrow LSA ?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/LUN-40113/ - Here's one from Lunati, This one has not as much duration @.50" lift.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ISK-201027/ - shhh, I'm hooked
How would you think this would perform in my engine ? Would I need as stiff gears with this one compared to the one you recommended Mr. F-Bird ?
Would i be close to 400 Hp with these part's ?
Solid lifter cam all the way, will make more power than a similar hydraulic. Howards cam #110812 249/252° @ .050", .534/.542" lift, 106° lobe seperation would work good 2500-6500 rpm powerband. # 110822 252/260° .543/.563" lift 106° seperation would also work 2600-6800 rpm powerband. These are both tight lash (.016-.020") cams, easy on valvetrain. Get the direct lube lifters.
Howards Cams available at www.competitionproducts.com . They are a great place for engine and valvetrain parts. Don't forget springs to match if you are not sure what your current spring specs are.
Any modern intake will beat the TM-1 badly. Vic Jr, Holley Strip Dominator, Pro Products Hurricane, Weiand Team G. A Performer RPM or Air-Gap if you want a dual plane, but the dual plane would prefer a bigger carb due to the divided plenum(each cylinder only "sees" half of carb). An HP main body upgrade for your 650 DP turns it into a 750-780 DP, these are a great upgrade. The 650 would be great on a single plane like those listed, you could always increase its size later with the main body..
Adding a 2.02" intake valve with the related bowl blending/chamber relieving will really help also, so would a 1.6" exhaust but not as critical, could stay with 1.5"
Your rockers will work, might need better nuts(polylocks).
If you are making a commitment to 100LL, why stop at 11-1, go right to 12.0-12.5/1. Only stay down at 11-1 with the 100LL if you are serious about using the nitrous, 12-1 and nitrous will require 110 race fuel.
Should be a rocket off the line with that converter, expect a 3800-4000 stall from it behind your 355.
Well i'we have reached a final decision on how I want to have my Jeep.
I am going to finish it this fall and would like to bring it up to you guys before i start making some progress !
My plans have changed a bit, Since this is only a dune toy and sand drag racer, I'we got my hands over a 8" 4500 stall Coan Converter that i'm going to use in the Jeep !
I'm going to raise the compression to 11:1
I Want to run solid lifter camshaft, with about .500"-.550" lift, but then it comes to the question, What LSA would be the right one ?
One day I might add a small NOS system - 150 Hp / 200 Hp Max.
Hydraulic VS Solid camshaft for my application ? Talking flat tappet here.
Also I plan on running this type of rocker arms - http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CCA-1411-16/
Are they capable with mechanical cam, with this type of Locks ?
Would the TM-1 Intake be Ok or would Victor JR be a better choice performance vise. What about Performer RPM ???
I think i wont spin this engine much over 7000 RPM !
Would my 650 Double Pumper be Ok or should i go to something bigger ?
Since i'we decided to only race in this Jeep then I'm going to run it on 100 OCT LL Aviation gas
Spell the beans !
I am thinking about going with 3000 stall converter, because this is only a sand toy. But another thing, Would it be Impossible to run a cam like this on pump gas with my compression ? 93 Oct would be OK. since this is not daily driven.
Best regards. and Thanks !
|i like the compcam 280H, that could get you 375-400hp, the 350 could use a 750dp, with the 2800-3000 stall
4.56 gears with 35 inch tall tires is like a 3.65 gear with 28's. so, you shouldn't run too big of a cam. But since the jeep is light, you have some leeway.
but the compression is high (10.75:1) for a smaller cam. So, you have a mismatch here. (gear doesn't match the compression ratio)
to get a smoother idle and be able to use that much compression, you need to use a wide lobe separation angle (LSA). a wide lope separation reduces overlap which smoothes out the idle and closes the intake valve later which bleeds off cylinder pressure. However, wide lsa's reduces peak hp and peak torque but extends the rpm range and gets better mpg with a better idle.
I thinking a cam with 280 degrees advertised with 230 degrees at 0.050" ground on 114 LSA should do the trick. Then use a 2600-2800 stall. Set timing to 20 degrees at idle, 36 total, then use the an adjustable vacuum advance on manifold vacuum with 10 degrees more timing. so timing should be 30 at idle (with the vacuum advance) and 46 revving in neutral (with the vacuum advance).
furthermore, those heads will need screw in studs and guide plates. stronger valve springs will pull out the pressed in studs.
I would use a regular RPM intake (non-air gap).
the heads are the bottle neck in making power.
get some aluminum heads to compensate for the extra high compression. edelbrock performer heads would work ok.
Is my intake manifold holding my back in making any decent Hp numbers ?
Thanks for the recommendation F-Bird
Best regards.
Ps. This engine is going into an Old Jeep CJ6 that's on 35" tires and is going to be used mainly as a toy, Sand/mud/snow.
The Jeep Weighs 3100 Lbs race ready W/o Driver. And has lockers in front/rear with 4.56:1 gears.
TH-350 Transmission, What type of converter do you recommend for my ? I only have 2000 Rpm Stall at the moment !
|sure those parts will work you can do anything if u have bottomless pockets
350 Chevy engine combo help !
I'we got somewhat decent street SBC that i was wondering if it would be possible to make anywhere near 375-400 HP out of with some old school equipment !!!
What I got
350 Chevy freshly rebuilt.
Mallory distributor with MSD 6Al ignition box.
Stock Cast crank and Gm rods.
Forged dome pistons.
3947041 GM heads, with 1.94"/1.5" valves, mildly modified.
10.75 to 1 compression ratio.
Stiffer valve springs and Comp cams Magnum roller rocker arms 1.52 Ratio
Old Edelbrock TM-1 Single plane intake.
Holley 650 Cfm double pumper carb.
1.5/8" Long tube headers.
I was hoping for someone that could point me to a decent camshaft, that would direct me to my Hp goals, and be streetable if possible !
I would like to use Hydraulic Flat tappet cam that can not be to lumpy, need vacuum for power-brakes and such !
Would like the RPM range to be from 2000-6200/500 If possible.
Do you think it would be possible for me to make these kind of HP numbers with my old school equippment ? with begin street friendly.
Best regards, and hope for help -_-
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text: State halts payments to Chesapeake VFD By Phil Kabler January 8, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Legislative auditors told state Treasurer John Perdue last week to withhold any state payments to the Chesapeake Volunteer Fire Department, after the department refused to cooperate with an audit, lawmakers were told Tuesday.According to the report from the legislative auditor's office, the division sent a certified engagement letter to the fire department on July 5, 2012, notifying the department of the audit of financial records from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2010.Members of the legislative post audits subcommittee were advised Tuesday that the audit could not be conducted because the Chesapeake VFD failed to submit the required financial documents.Under state law, legislative auditor Aaron Allred notified Perdue's office on Jan. 2 to withhold all state payments to the VFD. That includes the VFD's share of a 0.5 percent surcharge on fire and casualty insurance premiums that goes to help fund volunteer fire departments statewide.Records with the state auditor's office show the Chesapeake VFD received $9,584 in payments from the state in 2012.Tuesday's announcement echoes issues the Kanawha County Commission has had obtaining financial data from the VFD, whose officers have been reluctant to provide financial records for bingo games, raffles and ancillary businesses operated by the VFD.Last fall, commissioners withheld an annual $20,000 payment to the VFD for failing to submit financial records. In November, the general manager of the Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority said his agency has been in a constant battle with the Chesapeake VFD to pay the department's fuel bill.Under state law, the Post Audit Division audits financial records for all volunteer fire departments in the state. Also Tuesday, an audit of the Public Employees Insurance Agency recommended that PEIA stop allowing West Virginia University to escrow PEIA premiums for employees who are paid on a nine- or 10-month salary schedule.The audit found that PEIA allows WVU to deposit employer premium payments into an escrow account during the months when those employees are not receiving pay.The payments, which cover partial-year employees at the main campuses, as well as branch campuses at WVU-Parkersburg, WVU-Tech and Potomac State, totaled about $2.7 million for fiscal 2010-11.Payments from the escrow account were submitted to PEIA in September 2011.The audit concludes that the arrangement allowed WVU to collect some $34,000 in interest earnings on the funds in the escrow account, interest that could have been earned by PEIA had it required monthly premium payments for the partial-year employees.The audit also recommended that the PEIA change the way it credits state agencies for premium overpayments by individual employees.Under the current "use all" option, an agency may issue the credit to the employee, apply it to other employee's account, or use it to reduce the employer PEIA premium payment. Reach Phil Kabler at email@example.com or 304-348-1220. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Dozens go topless, braless in Charleston to normalize female bodies 2 Richard Neely: What happens when people realize the US has no competent leader? 3 Spirits maker Smooth Ambler aims to increase WV footprint during expansion 4 Talented freshman class boosts Poca's football chances 5 Charleston couple's engagement published in Kingsbury novel U.S. consumer debt rises on more car, school loans Previous Story Bulletin board: Jan. 9, 2013 Next Story


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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Darth Tater, Jul 25, 2010.
Eagles go 12-4...Desean who?
We'll, it looks like they think they Re ok at safety. But if Calvin Pryor is there I hope they take him. But Kelly put them in position to need a WR to replace Desean Jackson. But I think they could get a good one in the second round. I guess the best choice might be Brandin Cooks. If not there Odell Beckam or Marquise Lee if the others are gone. At any rate, I doubt they go defense (Darquez Dennard)?
Darquez Dennard is a gamer. He'll never prove his value unless out on the field. He's another one of those smart kids that will come out of the MSU football factory. Kelly will go defense in the 1st round cause that's what he needs...and wants. yea...he may go with a wideout in the 2nd round...cause they're a dime a dozen there.
I wish a highly rated edge rusher were there but there are only a couple and they will be long gone. But they need one which will take lots of pressure of the S & CB but given that there won't be one , Calvin Pryor (S) would be my first choice. Darquez (CB) from MSU no less. my second. I agree with you. Receiver can come in the second round. But there's a good chance Pryor and Denard are home before #22. The Lions at #10 have a whole lot more nice options. The Eagles need to get it right after dumping Desean and a first place schedule coming up. Fortunately the rest of the division should suck. Can't wait until the schedule comes out next week so I can make more informed choices when filling in the wins and losses. FWIW... Which is nothing but wild speculation and amusement.
Actually, Dee Ford is probably there at #22 but I would still prefer Pryor.
Leaks???? Eagles at Dallas thanksgiving ?? 2 @colts Monday 3 4@ sN Fran 6 giants 17. @ giants
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Interesting...the write-up about Brandon Graham, since they believe that he's a talent, but being used improperly.
Yeah. I noticed that before. Never had heard that before the other day but it explains why they thought someone would want him. But nobody will trade for him ( he's been offered in all kinds of deals. People probably know the Eagles will cut him and they can get him free like Jackson. I said long ago I thought the GM was a weasel who was promoted to this level without knowing what he was doing. I hope I'm wrong. The owner absolved him of all blame during Andy's drafts. Prior to Chip Kelly didn't Andy Reid run a 4-3? I forgot. Well, in any case your U M boy isn't doing himself any good or the eagles. Hopefully a change helps them both. I m really excited about the turkey game in Dallas. Luckily I will have eaten first.
I just received one of those Eagle texts and I thought it was a joke but it is for real. The Eagles are such a fun team to follow. They just signed a 6 foot nine 277 lb. Defensive lineman straight out of the army. I guess he was a captain and a bit of a hero. Eagles Sign U.S. Army Ranger Villanueva
he must have forwarded some pics of himself planking............
I needed to look up planking. Never heard of it. I live a sheltered life. Now I know but I still don't get the joke? Duh.
Our Piston's Villanueva is known for his planking...
Cory Lattimer WR you might like him. Jeff Janis 3-5 rnd pick, lots of talent out there.
I've heard Lattimer linked with the Eagles on several occasions. But he looks like a 2nd rounder on the chart. I don't see Janis on there. This chart is pretty handy: NFL Draft - 2014 NFL Draft Prospects - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com
They need an ILB, OLB, and CB and S. So forget the wide receiver for now. They need those for defensive possessions so that all possible they need to use the first choice on one. Calvin Pryor and Clinton Dix will be gone so forget safety. But if somehow Anthony Barr (OLB) , CJ Mosley (ILB) or Kyle Fuller (CB) are there that's where they should go. If they have a lick of defensive sense that is, and that is not a given. The problem is at 22 a lot dries up right around that point in the draft.
don't over analyze starters all over the place especially at LB.
Right now I wish I stuck with the Lions. I'm humiliated with their pick. Dennard fell into their laps and they pick a late 2nd rounder/ third rounder. Chip Kelly thinks he's smarter than anyone. Even their own cheerleaders were laughing at the pick. Their Pom poms drooped. I want to throw up. I'm shocked. What happened to Chip Kelly's big people beat up small people. This guy is small. Not only that they preached drafting for the best player not for need. This was clearly a choice for need. The weasel general manager needs to be fired.
The Lions took a small linebacker in the 1st round around 6 years ago. He seemed destined for the later rounds. He left when the coach got fired. (I think it was Rod M.) This pick sounds eerily familiar.........Sorry darth.
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Sorry I've been away for so long, this summer was pretty hectic.
Anyway, during a filming session at the Monacasy river, I noticed a freshly fallen tree. A few days later, a returned to the tree and cut off a section of the trunk (I fugured it was better than cutting down another tree [yay for eco-friendliness]).
After ALOT of labor, that log turned into this mask. I am hoping to use it in my Indie-homemade slasher film.
I did the rough shaping on the chop saw, and the rounding with an electric planer. the details of the eyes and nose were done with a dremel using a high-speed cutting bit.
I intentionally did not cut a mouth, because I thought it would take away from the ominous-ness.
Anyway, after alittle bit of palm sanding, I tackled the back side. This had to be chiseled into a concave dish so as to conform to the wearer's face. This was probably the hardest part, as very few power tools will allow you to make a plunge cut that doesn't go all the way through.
After that was done, a made some slots for the straps (a few old belts).
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Vail's gondola taking shape
October 26, 2012
VAIL, Colorado – The new Vail gondola has come together leaps and bounds since a helicopter flew in the lift towers just two weeks ago.
Since then, both the base and upper terminals have taken shape and Vail Mountain's stated opening date of Nov. 16 now seems more like a reality.
It always was reality for Clyde Wiessner, Vail's lift maintenance director, even as some questioned the pace of construction late summer. What didn't look like much progress to passersby was always on track for opening day, it's just that the visual progress has sped up in recent weeks.
Wiessner and Lift Maintenance Manager Scott Geno Leslie and Electrical Engineer Todd Ruoff showed off the gondola this week, giving local media a tour of the base area, cabin cars and Mid-Vail terminal.
The guys are proud of Vail's newest addition. They point out the most technical details about its construction and technology from the tires and belts that speed up and slow down the cars through the terminals to the amount of power it takes to run it. The gondola is truly state-of-the-art, Ruoff said.
A cabin car is now on display at the base area for folks to check out and sit in, putting into perspective how the relatively narrow cars will seat 10 people comfortably and haul as many as 3,600 people per hour up the mountain, a 40 percent increase in uphill capacity when compared to the former Vista Bahn chairlift.
Two rows of five face each other in the cabin. The goal is to fit all of the ski and snowboard gear on the outside, too, leaving more space on the inside, Wiessner said.
The cabins can carry eight snowboards and 10 pairs of skis, so the only time anyone will have to carry gear inside the gondola car is when there are more than 8 snowboarders riding at once.
New building at Mid-Vail
The new gondola isn't going to be housed inside a building at the base or upper terminals like the Eagle Bahn gondola in Lionshead. The base terminal looks like a regular chairlift terminal, as does the upper terminal at Mid Vail. It's the wave of the future for gondolas, plus it's less of a visual impact from the base, Ruoff said.
Crews have constructed a roughly 17,000-square-foot building to the west of the Mid Vail building and upper terminal, though, to store the gondola cars each night.
At the terminals, roughly 11 cabins will be in the terminal at a time from end to end, with loading and unloading happening on both ends.
LED lights on each cabin will make the lift line look like a "string of pearls," Wiessner said, while discreet Wi-Fi towers located along the lift line will give guests wireless Internet access for the roughly 7-minute ride to the top.
That building is probably the most significant visual change about the new gondola. Otherwise, the gondola line follows the same lift line the Vista Bahn followed, although some widening was necessary. The Vista Bahn had 33 lift towers, while the new gondola has 10 less at 23.
There will be 111 gondola cabins on the lift, many of which are sitting at the base area ready for installation. That should happen after the main haul cable is installed sometime next week.
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Capellino, Quincey and Vavic Named USC Student-Athletes of the Week
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Erica Capellino of the women's cross country team, Alex Quincey of the women's soccer team and Nikola Vavic of the men's water polo team were named USC Student-Athletes of the Week today (Oct. 1) for the Week of September 24-30.
Women's Cross Country: Sophomore Erica Capellino led USC to an eighth-place finish at the Stanford Invitational, beating four regionally-ranked teams, including Pac-12 foe California. Capellino was USC's top finisher, taking 26th place overall out of 292 women. She set a 6K personal-best time of 21:43 and has led USC in all three races this season.
Women's Soccer: Sophomore midfielder Alex Quincey came up clutch for USC in a wild game at ASU, scoring back-to-back goals during the second half to pull the Trojans even after trailing 3-1. Quincey scored on each of the two shots she took in the game to help USC force overtime in a hot game in Tempe. Against Arizona, Quincey earned her seventh start of the season. Overall the sophomore's three goals on the year tie her for second on the team.
Men's Water Polo: Junior driver Nikola Vavic became just the third Trojan since 2001 to score six goals in a single game when he set a new career high for himself during USC's 14-5 championship win over UC Santa Barbara in the SoCal Tournament title match. Vavic had a hat trick in the first period of play, scoring USC's first three goals on the way to finishing the tournament with a grand total of 14 goals. That effort went along with two goal scored just the day before the tournament began, and with 16 goals across USC's five games this week Vavic took over at No. 14 all-time in career scoring at USC, now holding 133 goals midway through his junior season. In addition to his career-high six goals vs. No. 6 UC Santa Barbara in the championship game, Vavic served up three in the semifinals vs. No. 5 UC Irvine, one against No. 8 Pacific and four vs. No. 19 St. Francis to start the tourney. Against Princeton in a nonconference game on Friday, Vavic scored twice to spark a busy week for the Trojan junior.


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Video: Vitter running for governor in Louisiana
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From sex scandal to the chief executive of a state? Give David Vitter credit — he did this in the right order, unlike Eliot Spitzer:
Gov. Bobby Jindal (R), a potential 2016 presidential candidate, is term-limited, and Vitter is considered the favorite to replace him. But Vitter faces another statewide officeholder — Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne (R) — and could face a second one in state Treasurer John Kennedy (R).
On the Democratic side, state Rep. John Bel Edwards is running, but all eyes are on New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and whether he runs after his 2014 reelection campaign. Landrieu faces a primary in the coming weeks but is heavily favored to retain his current post.
Vitter is only a few years removed from being tied to a Washington prostitution scandal. Polls suggest he has recovered politically, and he easily won reelection in 2010.
Sean Sullivan thinks his scandal is too far in the past to be a problem now:
On the luck side, timing had a lot to do with it. The Post's Paul Kane took a deeper dive into Vitter's career arc last year. As Kane reported, the fact that 1) Vitter didn't have to go before voters until 3 1/2 years after the "D.C. Madam" revelation and 2) The year he did was a banner one for Republicans fueled by deep unhappiness with President Obama helped him a keep a job that may well have slipped away under less favorable circumstances.
Vitter did his part to keep a low profile as he worked his way back and cooperated with Democrats once he was. Plus, it certainly didn't hurt that charges never materialized. …
There's no one recipe for dealing with scandal. Every case is unique. But what Vitter's survival shows is that time is often a scandal-plagued pol's best friend. And what an incumbent does with the time before voters get to pass judgement on them at the ballot box can prove to be critical.
It's possible the "D.C. Madam" story could surface again in Vitter's campaign for governor. Opponents might be tempted to raise the issue in a heated race. But such kinds of attacks probably won't have anywhere near the potency they would have had in the immediate wake of the scandal.
We'll see. The only potential fly in the ointment I can see is the off-year election date. Louisiana's elections are usually national-interest stories because nothing much else is going on at the time. If so, then his scandal is going to get dissected on a national basis all over again, and Vitter — and the GOP — better hope there's nothing more to be found.


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I may be getting a day off this weekend ...anyone know what the water situation (therefore ducks) are like at either Stillwater or Washoe? I assume Washoe is still frozen and done for year, but it's closer and usually has more geese.
If not I guess I'll go back for those darn chukar that kept laughing at me last week as they ran away in the snow and fog covered mountain.


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Play starts today in Manchester for Red Ryan CYO golf
Intermediate, Junior and Mite division play begins today at the 56th annual Red Ryan CYO Golf Tournament at Derryfield Country Club in Manchester.
Tournament Director Doug Smith said 96 golfers have registered for this year's tournament, including 24 in the Intermediate division and 48 in the Junior division.
The Intermediate Division will feature a new champion since last year's champion C.J. Konkowski of Bretwood Golf Course in Keene — and now at the University of New Hampshire — is not eligible to defend his title in the 16-18-year-old division.
The golfers to watch in this division are the finalists in this year's New Hampshire Golf Association Junior Championship won by Tom Hixon of Rye over Manchester Central and Derryfield CC standout Matt Paradis at the Campbell's Scottish Highlands Golf Course in Salem.
Hixon, who plays out of the Wentworth-by-the-Sea CC, attended St. Thomas Aquinas of Dover before enrolling at the Lee Westwood Golf Academy in Apopka, Fla.
In the Juniors (ages 13-15), last year's champion Joshua Lacasse of Bow has moved on to the Intermediate Division. Last year's runner-up, Brandon Gillis of Nashua, will return as one of the favorites to win the Junior title. Another golfer to watch is 2012 medalist winner Doug Champagne of Bow.
In the Mite Division (under 13) Phillip Schmitz of Amherst will return to defend his title.
Today at 8 a.m., medal play begins to determine the competitors for match play beginning on Wednesday.
There will be three championship flights, each with 16 golfers, in the Junior Division.
The Intermediate and Mite Divisions will have a championship flight of 16 players and a first flight of eight golfers.
On Wednesday beginning at 8 a.m., the match play prelims and quarterfinals will be staged at Derryfield. The semifinals and finals are slated for Thursday beginning at 8 a.m.


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The Program for International Legal Studies to host event on international implications of 2009 Honduran Coup
DETROIT (Feb. 17, 2010) – The Wayne State University Law School Program for International Legal Studies and the International Law Students Association are pleased to host" International Promotion of Democratic Government: The Strange Case of the 2009 Honduran Coup" at 12:15 p.m. on Feb. 24, 2010 in Room 2103 of the Law School.
Part of the Program's Winter 2010 Speaker Series, this event will feature Brad Roth, Wayne State University professor of both law and political science, and Sharon Lean, WSU political science professor. Roth and Lean have both written extensively on Latin American politics and efforts to promote democracy in the region.
The event will examine the 2009 Honduran coup in which the military, with the support of the Honduran Congress and Supreme Court, deposed and exiled President Manuel Zelaya. It will review international reactions to the event and ask what those reactions tell us about international efforts to promote democracy.
"This is an absolutely fascinating topic," said Gregory Fox, Wayne Law professor and director of the Program for International Legal Studies. "On the one hand the international community seeks to promote democratic government, especially in existing democracies threatened by military coups. On the other, to know whether any particular change in government is 'undemocratic' requires an analysis of the country's constitution."
He added, "Do we really want organizations like the UN deciding that countries have violated their own constitutions? Here the Honduran Supreme Court ruled that President Zelaya's ouster was constitutional. Should outsiders second-guess that ruling? The Honduran coup is really the perfect case about which to ask these kind of questions."
This event is free and open to the public. Lunch will be served.
For more information, please contact Holly Hughes at (313) 577-3620 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. For directions to the Law School or to view a campus map, please visit http://www.campusmap.wayne.edu/location/LAW. Parking is available in Structure #1 for $4.25 across from the Law School on West Palmer Street.
For more information on Wayne Law's Program on International Legal Studies, visit its website at http://law.wayne.edu/international-studies/index.php.
Additional upcoming international events
"Guantanamo: Learning from the Past to Confront the Future"
March 9, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium, Wayne State University Law School
Jonathan Hafetz, National Security Project, American Civil Liberties Union National Headquarters, New York
Lunch will be served.
"Restoring Faith in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime: Why Treaty Rules Matter"
April 6, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
Distance Learning Room (2103), Wayne State University Law School
Deepti Choubrey, Carnegie Endowment for Peace in Washington, D.C.
Lunch will be served.
"The Prospects for a New International Agreement on Climate Change"
April 8, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium, Wayne State University Law School
Dan Bodansky, Emily and Ernest Woodruff Chair in International Law at the University of Georgia Law School
Lunch will be served.
About Wayne Law
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit law.wayne.edu.