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diff --git a/Index.page b/Index.page
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@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ right in to:
  * [/places/]()
  * [/ideas/]()
  * [/products/]()
- * [/misc/]()
 
 This wiki is run on gitit, a Haskell web application built on top of the Pandoc
 formating package and the git revision system; see the [Gitit User's Guide]()
diff --git a/outdoorsing/2021_trips.md b/outdoorsing/2021_trips.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+
+2021-11-21 - Mt Towsend (Olympics)
+==================================
+
+With Lu, Brian, Christie.
+
+Worked out surprisingly well for second half of November! Prior week had some
+rain/snow in the region and was worried about snow on the route and summit, and
+also cold temperatures.
+
+Road up was mostly not bad. Long paved forest road with just a bit of unpaved
+pot holes at the start. Towards the top (over 2,500ft?), road started having
+some snow, but mostly the wheel tracks were clear. After the turn-off for the
+upper Townsend trailhead, the road got pretty snowy and even ice-y. Was spicey
+in Honda Fit, and no way to turn around, but made it without any close calls.
+
+There was snow at the trailhead, but only a couple inches. It turned out there
+was "a couple inches" basically from the trailhead to the summit, from 3,300ft
+to 6,200ft. Was worried there would be a couple feet based on trailhead, but
+was not the case. There were a couple slippery/icey/melty bits, but microspikes
+were fine and could have made it without. Top was fairly windy, but not very
+cold, and got sunny at the end.
+
+Beautiful dusting of snow on deep forest at the lower bits, then pretty clear
+snow/rock views from the summit. Could see 5 volcanoes (Baker, Glacier Peak,
+Rainier, Adams, St Helens), clouds over the sound, Pt Angeles, etc. Pretty nice
+day!
diff --git a/outdoorsing/gear.md b/outdoorsing/gear.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+
+## Snowboarding
+
+Old board is a Ride Timeless, 167cm, with textured top layers. Drake bindings, not sure model.
+
+Newer boots are K2 Maysis, mens size 12, black. These are a bit small, but the
+heat forming process helped and they fit pretty well.
+
+Splitboard is a Voile Spartan Ascent, 166cm, orange top. Bought in spring 2021.
+Bindings are Spark R&D Arc, bought used.
+
+Stance "regular", roughly 20" wide (a bit wide for me?), 3 degrees clockwise on
+back foot (right foot), was 15 degress CCW front foot, but going to ~20 degrees.
diff --git a/outdoorsing/hiking_trips_2018.txt b/outdoorsing/hiking_trips_2018.txt
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+++ b/outdoorsing/hiking_trips_2018.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+
+California! Sierras!
+
+Highway passes
+- I-80 Donner Pass / Truckee (north Taho)
+- (a few more around Tahoe)
+- SR-88
+- SR-4 (closed in winter)
+- SR-108 (closed in winter)
+- SR-120 (yosemite to lake mono) (closed in winter, Nov to May)
+- (huge stretch with no roads through)
+- SR-178
+
+Big National Parks
+- Yosemite Valley: ~3.5hr no traffic
+    => side roads closed Nov to May
+    => backcountry cabin is first-come-first-served Dec to March
+    => https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/fulltrailheads.htm
+- Kings Canyon: 4-5hr
+- Sequoia: 4.5rh
+
+"East" Sierras
+- Big Pine Lakes: 6.5 hour drive via HW 120
+
+
+Excellent overview map: http://www.highsierratrails.com/northern_sierra_trails.html
+
+~3.5 hour drive to Yosemite Valley
+
+
+-------------------------
+
+Mt Adams!
+Mt Saint Helens! (snow)
+
+Training/Prep:
+- Camp Muir (Rainier)
+- Hurrican Ridge?
+- mt stuart (scramble; cascadian couloir)
+- cashmere
+    https://www.summitpost.org/victoria-s-secret-nw-face/936099
+- enchantments in winter?
+
+
+Also big/interesting:
+- second sister
+- shasta (CA)
+- whitney (CA)
+- rainier
+- baker
diff --git a/outdoorsing/mountains/shasta.txt b/outdoorsing/mountains/shasta.txt
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+++ b/outdoorsing/mountains/shasta.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
+
+Shasta is tall! 14,179ft, almost as tall as Rainier.
+
+Recommendations: alpine starts (hiking ~4-5am), helmet, avalanche
+beacon/probe/shovel.
+
+Best times: May through mid-July. 2019 seems like it will be below-avegage
+snow, but not bad, and better than the recent droughts.
+
+4:40 hour drive from San Francisco (downtown).
+
+### Avalanche Gulch Route
+
+Most popular. Start at Bunny Flat trailhead (6940ft), which is plowed/clear all
+year (!).
+
+### West Face Route
+
+### Clear Creek Route (East Side)
+
+This route is actually pretty appealing, sounds like fewer people take it in
+early season. The main risk/issue would be road access in the snow. Seems less
+avalanche dangerous, which means a snowier/earlier attempt would be possible.
+
+## Red Tape
+
+## Resources
+
+- Summit Post has a lot: <https://www.summitpost.org/mount-shasta/150188>
+- [Shasta Avalanche info](https://www.shastaavalanche.org/) (including
+  forcasts)
+- ["So you want to climb Mt. Shasta"](https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fsm9_008138.pdf) (NFS)
+- Tom Harrison map sounds best for physical use.
+- https://hikemtshasta.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/mount-shasta-trail-map.jpg
+
+## Scratch / Notes
+
+Should do a >10k ft snow climb to train, also any altitude hiking/climbing
+probably good.
diff --git a/outdoorsing/paragliding.md b/outdoorsing/paragliding.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+
+"Injury prophylaxis in paragliding", BMJ, 2002
+https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12351336/
+    german paragliding club
+
+"[Injuries and influencing factors on accidents in paragliding]"
+https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32663899/
+    in german
+
+
+---
+
+TODO:
+- get a hook knife for water landing safety
+- join NW paragliding club
+
+reading/resources:
+- http://cascadeparaglidingclub.org/reference/
+- https://www.hpac.ca/rescues-helicopters-fires-mines-and-paraglider-hang-glider-pilots/
+- update from 2022 on difficulty: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11eDt7yIExeLQuJVvsyLYbB8SuYkVq0TITturX29vUFs/edit
+
+---
+
+sites to try:
+- blanchard, wa (1h20m drive, easy site)
+- lake chelan area
+- yakima buttes (?) (annual event?)
+
+st helens
+
+---
+
+regional events:
+
+---
+
+tree rescue:
+
+- https://ctomsinc.com/collections/high-angle-aviation-equipment/products/paraglider-parachute-tree-egress-kit (military vibe)
+- https://blacksheepadventuresports.com/2018/06/26/review-beal-5mm-back-up-line/
+- https://towmeup.com/shop/ols/products/tree-rescue-device-only
+- http://mvkazit.blogspot.com/2019/06/tree-self-rescue-for-paraglide-pilots.html
+- http://mvkazit.blogspot.com/2017/01/some-ultra-light-rappel-ropes.html
+- https://www.paraglidingforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=100528&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
+- http://cascadeparaglidingclub.org/reference/reference-tree-rescue-for-paraglider-pilots/
diff --git a/outdoorsing/planning_tools.page b/outdoorsing/planning_tools.page
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+++ b/outdoorsing/planning_tools.page
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+
+Forest Service snow cover map (west coast region): https://www.fs.fed.us/r5/webmaps/SierraSnowDepth/
+
+Windy.com weather: https://www.windy.com/?47.536,-122.278,5
+
+Gaia GPS
+
+Caltopo
diff --git a/misc/artists.page b/scratch/artists.page
index ac1cc86..ac1cc86 100644
--- a/misc/artists.page
+++ b/scratch/artists.page
diff --git a/tmp/common_as_air_book_nots.txt b/scratch/common_as_air_book_nots.txt
index 6adfa66..6adfa66 100644
--- a/tmp/common_as_air_book_nots.txt
+++ b/scratch/common_as_air_book_nots.txt
diff --git a/tmp/expat.txt b/scratch/expat.txt
index 0583474..0583474 100644
--- a/tmp/expat.txt
+++ b/scratch/expat.txt
diff --git a/misc/newcomb-paradox.page b/scratch/newcomb-paradox.page
index 58ace89..58ace89 100644
--- a/misc/newcomb-paradox.page
+++ b/scratch/newcomb-paradox.page
diff --git a/tmp/numerical_computation.txt b/scratch/numerical_computation.txt
index ca606b9..ca606b9 100644
--- a/tmp/numerical_computation.txt
+++ b/scratch/numerical_computation.txt
diff --git a/tmp/nz.page b/scratch/nz.page
index 0c50c5d..0c50c5d 100644
--- a/tmp/nz.page
+++ b/scratch/nz.page
diff --git a/misc/payments.page b/scratch/payments.page
index decf409..decf409 100644
--- a/misc/payments.page
+++ b/scratch/payments.page
diff --git a/tmp/review_nonblocking_verilog_kill b/scratch/review_nonblocking_verilog_kill
index 296f8c5..296f8c5 100644
--- a/tmp/review_nonblocking_verilog_kill
+++ b/scratch/review_nonblocking_verilog_kill
diff --git a/tmp/teaching-cs.page b/scratch/teaching-cs.page
index d441985..d441985 100644
--- a/tmp/teaching-cs.page
+++ b/scratch/teaching-cs.page
diff --git a/tmp/topics-of-curiosity.page b/scratch/topics-of-curiosity.page
index c07b13c..c07b13c 100644
--- a/tmp/topics-of-curiosity.page
+++ b/scratch/topics-of-curiosity.page
diff --git a/software/css.page b/software/css.page
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/software/css.page
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+
+## CSS Microframeworks
+
+good overview: https://blakewatson.com/journal/surveying-the-landscape-of-css-micro-frameworks/
+
+Prefered options:
+
+- https://simplecss.org/
+- https://picocss.com/
+- https://picnicss.com/
+- https://gdcss.netlify.app/
+- https://watercss.kognise.dev/
+
+Other stuff:
+
+- https://purecss.io/
+- https://picturepan2.github.io/spectre/
+- http://getskeleton.com/
+- https://jenil.github.io/chota/
+- https://tdarb.org/typesafe-css/
diff --git a/software/debian.page b/software/debian.page
index 2e8e474..da874e0 100644
--- a/software/debian.page
+++ b/software/debian.page
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ Persist Laptop Power Saving Flags
 `powertop` helps identify system flags that need tuning (`sysfs`, `iw`, etc),
 which are super helpful, but these tweaks don't persist through reboots.
 
-You can automate setting *all* the `powertop` tunings at bood by adding
+You can automate setting *all* the `powertop` tunings at boot by adding
 `powertop --auto-tune` to `/etc/rc.local` (and making sure `rc-local.service`
 is configured under `systemd` if you are using that for init).
 
diff --git a/software/ebook_reader.page b/software/ebook_reader.page
index 429e6d6..74f1612 100644
--- a/software/ebook_reader.page
+++ b/software/ebook_reader.page
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ dpt-rp1-py
 To get PDF uploading to work from Debian with my Quaderno digital reader, I
 installed the `dpt-rp1-py` package for just my user (not system wide):
 
+    # or, in a venv/pipenv
     pip3 install --user dpt-rp1-py
 
 Before running commands, ensure device and laptop are on the same local
@@ -18,6 +19,6 @@ or, to upload files:
 
 To upload everything in a directory newer than a given date:
 
-    find . -iname '*.pdf' -type f -newermt "2022-05-01" | parallel dptrp1 upload {} Document/Papers/
+    find ~/toread -iname '*.pdf' -type f -newermt "2022-05-01" | parallel -j1 dptrp1 upload {} Document/Papers/
 
 TODO: sometimes this fails for some fraction of the documents? need a delay?
diff --git a/software/golang.page b/software/golang.page
index 729b6e5..9897b65 100644
--- a/software/golang.page
+++ b/software/golang.page
@@ -12,6 +12,21 @@ function itself is called (this is intuitive).
 The golang documentation gives the examples of closing file handles and
 printing HTML footers (defer right after printing the header).
 
+Language Notes
+----------------
+
+`complex64` and `complex128` are built-in numeric types. `rune` is also built-in.
+
+Capitalization controls visibility. Everything is visible within a package;
+only upper-case things are visible outside the package.
+
+All types have a "zero value" which they are automatically initialized with if
+not defined otherwise. These include `false` for boolean, 0 for numerics, empty
+string, and `nil` in many cases. This recurses down in to structs, collections,
+etc.
+
+TODO: capitalization of struct fields
+
 Learning Resources
 -------------------
 In addition to the excellent dynamic Tour, documentation, and other things