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Here's some wallpaper: http://www.dcxp.com/wall-paper.html

I'm looking at a climbing/skiing trip to turkey. So far I've found slim to no information (well - a couple of cicerone guides, an old LP trekking, various magazine articles). Anyones have any advice to offer?

where from in pdx do you need a ride?

To add to the list: Complete AAJ's to 2001 as PDF's on 7 CD-ROMS $75

That's a very good question. I wish I had an answer I'm going to be in Cali for a couple weeks, then Argentina & Chile for 4-5. That's the current plan. After that I'm not really sure.....

I have Yuraq Janka & The Peruvian Andes (beaud). They're both for sale. I also have "mountaineering in the Andes" which is a bibliography - can copy some pages if you are interested. PM me.

For any ice tool the production cost is minimal compared to other factors like marketing, distribution, etc.

Add Ski Bowl and possibly Meadows to that list.

I'll try to be there tommorrow.

I'm moving and selling a bunch of the library Medicine for Mountaineering - $4 - sold To The Top of Denali - $3 2003 AAJ - $10 - sold 2002 AAJ - $10 - sold Mountaineering in Patagonia - $10 - sold Various Mountain World's (awesome) Various copies of Ascent (rocks) Lots of guidebooks - PM me for the region will ship, have other books for sale so ask.

It was 66 in Portland yesterday

That was Friday night in Lillooet. In 2 weeks I've gone from 100F w/80% humidity to 20F to -30F to 62F. My body doesn't know what fucking season it is.

High of 62 in Portland tomorrow

The Helmet

Or if this were the first rappelling accident at the Ice Park.

Dana Designs made one called the "Hattarp". It was a 2man bivy that could be zipped open to form a sleeping tarp. Don't know where you'd find one.

So close we were to the epicenter!

Is Union Pacific liable for the Salem dodge a train? Seriously - I'd prefer to see US ski areas evolve to where your lift ticket pays for the US of the lifts and a portion of controlled pistes. If you want to ski elsewhere, have at it - at your own risk.

Yesterdays forecast had a high of 7C for this weekend?

Thanks to Mike & Simon from Van. for helping out w/First Aid We owe you $20. From my vantage point it looked like the ice failed at the top of the bulge.

One of the primary impacts of "global warming" is increased "instability". Greater temperature fluctuations, record drought followed by rain, etc. In short, the end of "normal" seasons.

Do any of the bars stay open later than 11pm?

If you haven't found them already the Economist's briefings are an excellent source of uptodate world information. Indonesia briefing If I were headed to Java I'd go surfing

Marylou- The current State Dept. Travel Warning for Indonesia makes no mention of the Tsunami that hit last month, the chaos that has ensued, and the current tension over relief workers. That's not very useful information.