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Ticklists: Cairngorm Winter Climbs.
Photo: Crux of the Haston Line,Mess of Pottage © Batt View all 6 photos or Submit a new photo of this climb.
Jon Pilling - 2nd O/S - 15/Jan/14 with Ben Hardy
Lead first pitch...fun move!aljones91 - AltLd - 12/Jan/14
nich0las - Lead - 11/Jan/14 with Catriona C
The route was under a lot of snow so protection was hard to find. ashsleight - 2nd O/S - 08/Jan/14
Developed my snow swimming technique.aldo56 - AltLd O/S - 08/Jan/14
Fun climb, bomber gear though it required considerable excavation. Good belays on the top. Did it in 2 pitches. alexm198 - Lead O/S - 08/Jan/14 with Allan Ross
3 pitches. Finished up final pitch of Yukon Jack. Led pitch 1 & 3, pretty scary traverse with a long runout. Spent ages trying to find gear but the only thing that would have worked was a screw which we didn't have with us.Fiona Reid - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/14 with Mike
Fiona led the difficulties on hl. I did the last pitch of Yukon jack and then easy snow to the top.Mike_Watson_99 - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/14 with Fiona
Reasonable condition with ice on the crux. The gear needs digging out a little.team fat belly - Lead - 04/Jan/14 with Chris
chrisallan - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/14
Lead first pitch. We were the first on the route and it took me over an hour to clear all the huge amount of snow. Very bad ice and the traverse through the rock bulge was a bit fiddly considering I could not find decent protection or ice.Murilo Lessa - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/14 with William Watson
Hidden - 03/Jan/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Jan/14
linked into hidden chimneysimondunf - Lead - 02/Jan/14 with caspar
saffy - AltLd O/S - Jan/14
Dunx - Lead - 29/Dec/13 with Rob Harding
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/13
Enjoyable, second route of the day! Adamski1986 - Lead - 29/Dec/13
thick neve & good ice, a soft touch for the grade todayBrucemacrosson - AltLd - 29/Dec/13 with Ewan Paterson
benny_m - AltLd O/S - 26/Dec/13 with Su
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Dec/13
Timothy Miller - AltLd O/S - 22/Dec/13 with Scott G
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 22/Dec/13
In lean conditions Grade IV 5Steve Woollard - 2nd - 19/Dec/13 with Kenny Grant
Carodashes - Lead - 17/Dec/13 with justaddpowder
chewy098 - AltLd O/S - Dec/13
peter.herd - AltLd - 23/Nov/13 with Tom Shaw
Kyle lead in 2 pitches. Chris's first Scottish winter route! After the route, we followed the grade I to diagonally-left. The temperature was just freezing, but pretty wet day.masa-alpin - 2nd β - 23/Nov/13 with Chris Chef, Kyle
In two pitches. Finished up The Slant for pitch two.Mr. K - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/13 with Masa Sakano, Chris Mullaney
III 5 in todays conditions, very cruxy and well protected with easy walking between hard cornersWebster - Lead O/S - 10/Nov/13
jshields - 2nd - 09/Nov/13 with Jeff Ingman
Finished up The SlantJones_d - 2nd - 09/Nov/13 with Paul Headland
whitewaterpops - AltLd O/S - Nov/13
DundeeDave - AltLd - 13/Apr/13 with Ephraim
couple of inches of snow over good ice and neve, some pumpy moves!ClimbingGlen - AltLd dog - 01/Apr/13 with Peter Cuthill
Did first couple of pitches of Haston Line then finished up Hidden Chimney. A good combination.Adrianw - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/13 with Richard Pow
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Feb/13
Andy DB - AltLd O/S - 23/Feb/13 with Will C
Fell just above the crux when my axe leashes got tangled in a place of gear I had just placed. Clean otherwise. Finished up the Slant.blackreaver - Lead - 16/Feb/13 with Ben M, Pudding, NUMC
stiff pull around a rocky step.benkelsey - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/13 with HPC
Matthew Robinson - Lead - 14/Feb/13 with Joe
First winter route...fun!Rachel Slater - 2nd O/S - 09/Feb/13 with Olli Crudge
First route in Scotland and hardest route yet. Fun, lots of snow covering everything made finding gear difficult.Olli-C - Lead O/S - 09/Feb/13 with Rachel Slater
Anna_wells - 09/Feb/13 with TIM
Tim_Gomersall - AltLd - 09/Feb/13 with ANNA
AlistairB - 2nd O/S - 03/Feb/13 with John H, Johan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Feb/13
ruairidhwad - 2nd - Feb/13 with Tom Whitfield
robgixer - Lead - Feb/13
drobin - 2nd - Feb/13
Darrell Read - AltLd - 27/Jan/13 with Robbie King, Oliver Mentz
robbiek - 2nd - 27/Jan/13 with Oliver Mentz, Darrell Read
j4star - AltLd - 27/Jan/13
Luke Davies - AltLd - 27/Jan/13
iced rocks with a dusting of snow!franksnb - Lead O/S - 13/Jan/13 with calum, crazy steven
Hidden - 2nd - 13/Jan/13
Hidden - Lead - 06/Jan/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Jan/13
wheelsucker - 2013
glennjamin20 - 2013
DougSt - AltLd - 2013 with Neil Wightwick
tomblankenstein - 2nd O/S - 30/Dec/12 with Bobby Pearson
Phoebus - Lead O/S - 20/Dec/12
cracking route - bold condition with lots of icing and powder ontop but felt secure the whole way upWoodiee - Lead O/S - 20/Dec/12 with Christine Hall
Hidden - 2nd - 18/Dec/12
rufus.duits - Solo - 18/Dec/12
mctinkno - Lead rpt - 18/Dec/12 with Kev, Anne
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Dec/12
lcullum7 - Lead O/S - 16/Dec/12 with Rich Jones
justaddpowder - AltLd - 16/Dec/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Dec/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 10/Dec/12
luckyjim - AltLd - 02/Dec/12 with C Hossack, D Helm
All pitchesollyroberts - Lead O/S - 02/Dec/12 with Piers Newton
piersnewton - 2nd O/S - 02/Dec/12 with Olly Roberts
Rickrick - AltLd - Dec/12
Cold, Clear conditions :Dyouarearobot - 2nd O/S - 01/Nov/12 with Alex Runicman
technick - 2nd O/S - 19/Feb/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Feb/12
el cholo - Lead O/S - 12/Feb/12 with Richard, Lucy
Crux (2nd corner on pitch1) was ice free and a bit tricky - guidebook says III.5 in those conditions. Otherwise wet, raining, crap viz, warm and what little snow there was was saturated. Scotland at its best!andybrown114 - AltLd - 11/Feb/12 with Rick Brown
Hidden - Lead - 07/Feb/12
Hidden - 05/Feb/12
Hidden - Lead - 05/Feb/12
mctinkno - 2nd - 05/Feb/12 with Joris
MarcusP - AltLd - 04/Feb/12 with Callum, Libby
Did in two pitches, Marcus led the first 60m and Callum the second. (slightly ran out of rope for the last 3m)LibS - 2nd - 04/Feb/12 with Marcus Peabody, Callum Tayor
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 04/Feb/12
John Pickles leading. First pitch worth doing, rest very so-so.lewiz - 2nd O/S - 03/Feb/12
John Pickles - Lead rpt - 03/Feb/12 with Lewis Thompson
P1 crux v hard in lean conditions, as the guidebook says it feels more like a 5 then a 4 pulling over the 2nd big corner. Jim P2. Me pitch 3. very enjoyable in day in perfect sunny conditionsstratandrew - AltLd O/S - 03/Feb/12 with Jim Symon
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Jan/12
led crux pitch(es) and finished up hidden chimney. looking at photos now I think we had lean conditionsjon_ridley - AltLd O/S - 30/Jan/12 with Will Pope, Gavin Oliver
becoming-stranger - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/12 with Gavin Oliver, Jon Ridley
groliver26 - AltLd - 30/Jan/12 with Jon Ridley
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Jan/12
daWalt - 2nd O/S - 29/Jan/12 with TC
The Mountain Goat - AltLd O/S - 28/Jan/12 with Dom Sellers
Somerset swede basher - AltLd O/S - 28/Jan/12 with Jon Miles
Caspar - Lead O/S - 27/Jan/12 with Mike Mason
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/12
finished up the last pitch of Yukon Jackmichael83 - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/12 with Mark Mosgrove
Hannah Evans - AltLd - 22/Jan/12 with Martyn Stott
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 20/Jan/12
Clay C - AltLd O/S - 20/Jan/12 with Will A
Piers Harley - AltLd - 17/Jan/12 with Jeremy Windsor, Paul Winder
ruggystunts - Lead - 13/Jan/12 with Alen
Only a covering of ice on the crux gave the route its full technical grade but good gear and very secure hooks. Great route. Steven Andrews - Lead O/S - 08/Jan/12 with Arjan
Hidden - Lead - 07/Jan/12
Hidden - 07/Jan/12
Owen1984 - AltLd O/S - 02/Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Jan/12
Windy but pretty good conditions, a bit thin in places. Finished up The Slant.Gibson27 - Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/12
Jonny Fart-Pants - Lead - 20/Dec/11
kipman725 - AltLd - 19/Dec/11
Dunx - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/11 with Steve Holmes
Jbw - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/11
Led top pitch. Crux OK and felt like a III but I didn't lead it!borderline - AltLd - 17/Dec/11 with FM
Late start, calf injury flared up. Bit busy up there so logical option. Bit of a two move wonder on a claggy day.Ian Jones - Lead O/S - 17/Dec/11 with John Rosario
loved the climb, great route :)Sianny - 2nd - 15/Dec/11 with steve
1 st half of Haston then finished up Hidden ChimneyDave Douglas - AltLd O/S - 12/Dec/11 with Paul Freudenthal
freudy_love - 2nd rpt - 12/Dec/11 with Dave Douglas
Lean conditions, maybe III, 5. Finished up corner right of the messenger at about III, 4.riven - AltLd - 10/Dec/11 with Ollie Kenyon
oliverk - AltLd - 10/Dec/11 with Joe
Elsier - Lead O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Koon
Elsie lead the first crux pitch. Lead the second pitch to the base of Hidden chimney which I then lead the final crux pitch. Very exciting. I went straight up the left instead of going up the small ledges on the right. Thought it would be easier but it was just as hard.Koon - AltLd O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Elsie
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 04/Dec/11
Hidden - AltLd - 04/Dec/11
samwillo - AltLd - 04/Dec/11 with Lairig Climbing Club
Rob pitch 1, me pitch 2 to the base of Hidden Chimney. Good but tricky conditions with iced cracks and powder. IV, 4 today. MrRiley - AltLd O/S - 03/Dec/11 with Rob Reglinski
Hidden - 2nd - Dec/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Dec/11
Hidden - Lead - 09/Feb/11
Hidden - 2nd - 09/Feb/11
stevebarratt - Solo - 05/Feb/11
Hidden - 2nd - 04/Feb/11
In good condition, Gets a IV,4 in the new cairngorms guidebenjaminireland - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/11 with William Hawkins
Very enjoyable climbing. Plenty of gear on the 2nd corner (crux). Only the first pitch is of any real interest- last pitch of Yukon Jack makes a much better finish.willhawkins - Lead O/S - 30/Jan/11
First pitch was exciting shame I used most of my nuts by the time I got to the hard bit on the first pitch. Next time two sets of nuts as the gear is amazing. I think I came out of the second corner early as it seemed to be harder than I expected and I was unsure if I was going up Yukon Jack (IV 5) which I really didn't want to be. Built the best belay in the world: 3 nuts, 2 screws and a buried axe [shame all the nuts were in the same crack and that one of the screws was a tied of 13cm :)]MPSBunny - AltLd - 29/Jan/11 with Stu Coxon
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/11
theotherpetehill - AltLd O/S - 27/Jan/11 with jacob davies
thin climbing conditions but a quality route, finished up top of Yukon Jack which was also a quality climbGriff87 - AltLd O/S - 26/Jan/11 with Tom Anderson, Jamie Hawton
jhawton - AltLd O/S - 26/Jan/11 with Tom Anderson, Griff
mistertees - 2nd - 24/Jan/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/11
will6459 - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/11
P1&3 me, p2&4 James Inc crux. Fun. Pretty thin but enough ice about.Batt - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/11 with James Hoyes
Good conditions. Difficulties short lived and well protected. First grade 4 lead.Hoyes - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/11 with Rachel B
Started on this line until approximately where "Sharks Fin Soup" joins it, then headed off right to finish up "Hidden Chimney" - a good wee combo!freudy_love - Lead O/S - 07/Jan/11 with Stevie Addison, Jimmy Addison
Hidden - 06/Jan/11
Betha. - 2nd O/S - 04/Jan/11 with Neil D
Neil D - Lead rpt - 04/Jan/11 with Beth Hodgett
Alastair MacSween - AltLd - 03/Jan/11 with Phil Warriner
Rob84 - Lead O/S - 02/Jan/11 with Si White
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/11
steve-grigg - 2nd - Jan/11
Hidden - 2011
PAJames - 2011
newtonmore - 2011
David Sherratt - Lead O/S - 2011
I led P1, Matt P2, me P3bridget143 - AltLd O/S - 31/Dec/10 with Matt Freear
The_Boy_ODwyer - AltLd - 21/Dec/10 with JP, Tom
JdotP - AltLd O/S - 20/Dec/10 with James O'Dwyer, Tom Bishop
Already fell off Yukon Jack, decided on Haston Line, horrible climbing conditions, thick icy crust on top of unconsolidated powder, it took ages scraping around for gear too, not a good day!!Tile Diver - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/10 with Ivan Tait
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/Nov/10
Led to just below The Slant, Nath came through & then we soloed to top.KeithW - AltLd O/S - 22/Nov/10 with Nathan White
Finallyt_stork - AltLd - 14/Nov/10 with Steve Walls
Hidden - AltLd - 14/Nov/10
Ignominious failure at the crux. Sent Willie up for a try who pulled over but was "within a baw-hair of sacking it".niallk - AltLd - 14/Nov/10 with Willie
lachlan - AltLd - Nov/10
Flash led very hard for grade cruxnikkimac - AltLd - Nov/10 with Flash
TomKingston - Lead - 21/Mar/10
Ann S - 2nd - 14/Feb/10 with Foggy and Carole
snow softcas smerdon - 2nd - 14/Feb/10 with foggy, Ann Shaw
mark20 - AltLd O/S - 13/Feb/10
Ollie B - Lead O/S - 13/Feb/10 with M.Rankine
lizzie_malc - AltLd - 07/Feb/10 with Charlotte Simmons, Emily Ward
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 07/Feb/10
Hidden - Solo - 04/Feb/10
Cacyn - 2nd O/S - 02/Feb/10 with John Jackson
Hidden - AltLd - 2010
Hidden - 2010
Nice route but straightforwardrossn - Lead O/S - 2010 with Nick Bryan
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Dec/09
Greg Boswell - Lead O/S - 21/Dec/09 with Sarah Boswell
dj_brigham05 - AltLd rpt - 20/Dec/09 with Chris Thain
nicjbuk - AltLd - 16/Dec/09
Mock student, not very winterybarni - 2nd O/S - 11/Mar/09 with Kenny
HIGHTOWER - 2nd - 08/Mar/09 with Joey, Tim
A few very tricky moves in the middle of an otherwise pleasant II/III! The weather was foul too.LakesWinter - AltLd - 08/Mar/09 with gustav
Backed off crux and pointed Matt at it!Gustav - AltLd O/S - 08/Mar/09 with Matt G
Had to back of crux and get Tim to lead it after waiting around getting pretty damn cold.joeydurkin - AltLd - 08/Mar/09 with Hightower, Tim
Hidden - Lead - Feb/09
Quite banked out.Ken Applegate - Lead - 26/Jan/09 with Dave Kirby
Stewart did all the hard stuff. Bit of a one move wonder in the conditions we did it...stuaart - AltLd O/S - 24/Jan/09 with Stewart Whiting
Hidden - Lead - 24/Jan/09
Second corner move is the crux.moose ridd - 2nd - 24/Jan/09 with M.Sadler
adamscottthomas - AltLd - 21/Jan/09 with Andy Wardle
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/09
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Jan/09
John Pickles - Lead O/S - Jan/09 with Steve Randles
Neil D - AltLd O/S - Jan/09 with Phil Leadbeater
windy100 - 2009
rossn - 2009
d_meacher - AltLd O/S - 20/Dec/08 with Mark Walter
got a IV,4 in my guide and felt it deserved itMark Walter - AltLd O/S - Dec/08 with Duncan Meacher
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Nov/08
had to ab off after first pitch due to difficulties and deterioating conditionsfrecro - AltLd - 30/Oct/08 with t_stork
Alastair MacSween - AltLd - 01/Apr/08 with Phil Warriner
Some clearing of sugary snow needed today, but some great torquing and hooking with frozen turf higher up made for a good route.jazzyjackson - Lead - 14/Mar/08 with Tully
Jim Slater - AltLd O/S - 08/Mar/08 with Phil
Hidden - 07/Mar/08
akhughes - Lead O/S - Mar/08
abbeywall - AltLd - Mar/08
Very, very wetMr Powly - AltLd - 07/Feb/08 with Pete Graham
First real winter climb, basically dry tooling but with lots of powdery snow. Good fun though!jamie0510 - 2nd dnf - 02/Feb/08 with Alex Pickard, David Brigham
Poor Conditions, backed off to make it back for dinnerdj_brigham05 - AltLd dnf - 02/Feb/08 with Alex Pickard, Jamie Nicholson
Very little ice about and snow fairly soft. Sounds like this route doesn't usually build up a lot of ice anyway. First crux move is easier than second - both require careful dry tooling. Tricams useful on slightly flared cracks. All rock gear - no ice gear placed.Enjoyable. Snowcover on the Cairngorm plateau very windblown so not ideal for ski tourers.RobScotland - AltLd O/S - 12/Jan/08 with Steve
fritz_in_aotearoa - 2008
Alco-nomic - AltLd - 2008
CurlyStevo - AltLd - 2008
carried on up deep chimney in top tier starting about 10m up The Slant from the top of Haston Line (don't know what it's called). morsy - AltLd - 30/Dec/07 with gerhard mors
Hidden - AltLd - 21/Mar/07
took a weird variation finish up to the slant, along a traverse right from the standard left slanting ramp, and up some fractured slabsBallsOfSteel - AltLd - 21/Mar/07 with IainMunro
Hidden - Lead O/S - Mar/07
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/07
timmy-ts - 2007
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 21/Nov/06
As a rock routeAlastair MacSween - Solo - 30/Jul/06
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Mar/06
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Feb/06
andrewbooth1000 - 2nd O/S - 18/Feb/06 with Pete Baillie
Ken Applegate - AltLd - Jan/06 with Ryan Glass
theflyingpaddy - 2006
Captain Solo - AltLd - 19/Nov/05 with Karl
oor wullie - AltLd O/S - 2005 with Neil
mrtom - AltLd O/S - 03/Apr/04 with Mike Moss
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 28/Dec/03
Gman - AltLd O/S - Feb/03 with Carl
mike.moss - AltLd O/S - 2003
Hidden - AltLd - 16/Dec/02
The corner is awkward.AndyP - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/02 with Jamie
Good condition, short sharp crux.Jamie Simpson - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/02 with Numerous, Andy porter
Hidden - Lead - Feb/02
steveP - AltLd O/S - Feb/01 with Frank Popham
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jun/00
Tarquin - 2000
Think it was a III then, but felt quite hard only my third route though.smithaldo - AltLd O/S - Feb/98 with tom matthew
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Jan/97
tlr - AltLd - 09/Mar/96 with Chris Harvey
Hidden - 01/Feb/95
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Dec/94
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memphischic said...
I politely disagree.....Its not fair to Tee to put this obligation of needing to "come home" and coach at UT to validate he is a VFL. He's paid his dues and will always be a fan of the program, just as we are.
Something to consider - Can you imagine how hard it is to uproot your family, sell them on the merits of Southern California, and once they finally get settled you move back to the South within 12 months? Especially when your current job is a very very good one and your wife's profession certainly benefits from being in Los Angeles as opposed to Knoxville?
Many of us work in occupations that could afford opportunities to work at our beloved alma mater. But we choose our career path based on many things besides our love for UT. Its unfair to ask of Tee to overlook everything else and to doubt him being a VFL should he choose not to come here. He has to look out for him, his family, and his career.
I'd love to have him here. But more importantly, i want to continue to hear this VFL's name as a rising star in the coaching ranks and will support him no matter where his coaching path takes him. Even if it does not include UT. I do agree he needs to come to a decision quickly. No sense dragging this out any longer.
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winbigvols said...
I agree that Tee is a VFL. He is one of my favorites of all time. With that said, he knows the program and the facilities. He has a street named after him. He should have just politely turned down Butch and we would have moved on. If he turns us down now, it's another slap in the face from Kiffin and we don't need the bad press. If Tee was interested in coming back to Knoxville he should have jumped at the chance. The other coaches hired, we surely didn't have to beg them to say yes. Just saying......Tee could've handled it better for his alma mater.
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Its wonderfully drawn! I love the eye color and the nose is awesome. Ive got to work on noses but youve got it down! I love the shading and the expression on her face as well :) They are right you are being hard on yourself. How long did this take yu
Do you not like it because the eyes are different from eachother? Because I kindav like it for that reason (not that reason alone) it goes to show how beautifully unperfect a person can be. :) no offence meant here sorry if it seems that way...
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Usable names on my list, however, are names most people would consider GP. I have long, frilly names that some would consider over the top, and others that are "too rare" for most tastes, like Tellura, Cambina, Miuccia, Campana and Tristania.http://www.onceuponatimebabynames.com/
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Ireland (DH absolutely despises it wah), Ondine, Siobhan, Zipporah, Sinead, Odette, Nalla (this borders on being on my list all the time), Belen, Sylvia, Esmeralda, Penny, Ruby, Lily, Sophia, Sioda.Sean Michael | Sullivan John | James Patrick |
Rose Kathleen | Nora Wilhelmina | Lucy Josephine | Annemarie Claire | Madeleine Grace | Tess |
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Guilty pleasure for me are names that seem too out there for the area I live in, would present pronunciation / cultural association problems, won't work with my last name, or feel too trendy. I've been known to take names off my GP list and add them to my usable list, though. Sometimes I think I just need to get used to a name. Here are some of my favorite GP names.
Alonzo - (this was my great, great grandfather's name - I'm fascinated by it)
Brantley (trendy but I'm crushing on it)
Lindsey (on a guy)
Love (also on a dude)
Roscoe (I have a feeling this might move to my normal list eventually)
Guinevere (connecting your kid to a famous adulteress is probably not a great idea)
Jemima (shakes fist at negative cultural associations)
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Elliot ~ Silas ~ Henry ~ Gideon ~ Ezekiel
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Allegra Beatrice (allergy meds)
Elton Henry (Elton John)
Honey Wilhelmina (I would consider Wilhelmina Honey)
Beauregard James (I would put Beauregard in the middle...Francis Beauregard is my favorite)
I couldn't use something with a note of silliness, that's my main concern. I don't personally gravitate towards the ott, the hard to pronounce, the culturally unfamiliar, so my main problem is reigning in the cutesy stuff! I like names like Bunny & Kit, but I imagine a lot of people would dislike having a name like that, so I consider Bernadette & Charles with those nn instead!!
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To me, GP names are any names I wouldn't admit to liking in the real world (or anywhere but on Nameberry/similar sites.) For me, they're mainly way, way out there names like Tiamat or taboos like Lucifer. Usable names to me are anything I wouldn't mind being named (can you tell I'm a long way off from actually having children?)
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Last week brought news of Japanese delays for Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker (PSP) and No More Heroes Heroes' Paradise (PS3/X360). That was just the start. Today, Tecmo Koei caught the delay fever and announced postponement in Japan for two of its major upcoming releases.
Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll will miss its original March time frame. The PS3 exclusive RPG, developed by Dynasty Warriors developer Omega Force and featuring characters and world elements from the Zill O'll series, is now date TBA.
Quantum Theory will also miss its original March release. This time, Tecmo had the game set with an exact March 25 release date. The PS3 and Xbox 360 action title, only recently announced to be multiplatform, is now date TBA.
There's no word on how these Japanese delays will affect the international releases of either title.
All these delays past March could have a significant effect on Tecmo Koei's bottom line. But at least one game will make its original date. Dead or Alive Paradise, a PSP take on the DOA Xtreme series, will arrive as scheduled on April 2.
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Yes, I too must concur with the Axe Man. Chess is the quintessential asynchronous game of choice.
Heck, has no one ever watched (the admittedly awful) Revolver?! Jake (played by one J Statham Esq.) played chess while doing solitary bird for gawd sake. He swapped moves with fellow inmates via scribbles in library books. There, proved - lock, stock and... Hang on, shall I draw you a picture?!! Joined:
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It's worth pointing out the review has a mistake in stating that there is no local pass and play mode, **there is indeed local multiplayer**. You can play local multiplayer by changing the opponent to "human" in the exhibition mode settings.
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ElPrezAU | 03:31 - 8 May 2012
Thank you Axe99, I too raised my eyebrow a significant distance upon reading that particular line.
'Thinking moves ahead' is one of the biggest misunderstandings about chess that laymen to the game have. The more chess you play the more you realise the truth of this. Good review (as per usual from this site) but yeah, chess heads are all going to take issue with that line. As Axe99 pointed out, chess is the ultimate asynchronous game and has been played in scenarios where months have passed between exchanges of moves for many many many years. Joined:
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"Finally, and most notably, it turns out that Chess really isn't suited to asynchronous play. Chess is all about thinking a few steps ahead, and so if you have to keep going back to a game after a break it's difficult to keep track of what you're actually doing."
Really?!?!?!?!? I'm sorry Mike, but you've clearly got no experience with Chess - Chess is one of the most asynchronously played games, if not _the_ most asynchronously played game in the history of our species! And it's worked well for many, many years (people played chess by mail prior to playing by email/internet). I fully agree that they should have had a live play option as well - very silly that they didn't - but your statement, above, just doesn't hold water. If you're thinking about the game at the depth required, then unless you've got cognitive memory issues, you'll have no trouble remembering where you were at (and the game shows you the last couple of moves when you load up the PBEM game). And if you're not thinking that deeply, then it probably doesn't matter ;). And, of course, each of the situations in chess is independent from move-to-move. If a rook is on a6, then it doesn't matter that the turn before it came from a5 - it only matters where it is on any particular turn. Unless someone wants to be a victim of their own rigid strategy, they should be able to still see weaknesses in their opponent's position, and strength in theirs, and the best way forward, regardless of how many moves they remember. Good review other than that, but it sounds like you need to play a game or two more of Chess ;). Joined:
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FILE - In this July 4, 2013 file photo, John Daly watches his tee shot on the 12th hole during the first round of the Greenbrier Classic PGA tour golf tournament at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Daly withdrew from the British Open on Monday, July 8, 2013, because he will have surgery on his right elbow this week that will end his PGA Tour season. Daly said he first noticed something wrong with his right elbow at the Byron Nelson Championship in May, and tests revealed a torn tendon. (AP Photo/Steve Helber, File) |
John Daly withdrew from the British Open on Monday because he will have surgery on his right elbow this week that will end his PGA Tour season.
Daly said he first noticed something wrong with his right elbow at the Byron Nelson Championship in May, and tests revealed a torn tendon. He said doctors told him he could try to play as long as he didn't hit a rock or a tree root.
"And that's what happened on the 12th hole Friday at Greenbrier," Daly said. "I was just trying to chip out and there was a root under the ball. It wasn't more than 50-yard chip shot. But that's the pain I've been dealing with."
He was replaced in the British Open by Stephen Gallacher of Scotland. The Open is July 18-21 at Muirfield.
Daly says he is scheduled for surgery Thursday morning. He said doctors told him he could start rehabilitation in early September, and if everything went well, he could return to golf in the late fall.
This will be the first time Daly, 47, has missed the British Open since 1999 at Carnoustie.
The surgery means he will not play in the only two majors for which Daly is eligible — the British Open and the PGA Championship as a past champion of both. Daly won the 1991 PGA at Crooked Stick as the ninth alternate, and he won the Open in 1995 at St. Andrews in a playoff over Costantino Rocca.
"I hate missing the British Open, especially at Muirfield. It's one of the best on the planet," Daly said.
Daly has not had a full PGA Tour card since 2006. A year ago, he put together three finishes in the top 20 — including a tie for fifth in the Reno-Tahoe Open — during a stretch of seven straight tournaments. He had a chance of earning his card until an 86-77 on the weekend at Las Vegas and missed cuts in his last two events. He finished 146th on the money list, his highest position since 2005.
"What really (stinks) about this is that I was getting ready to play seven in a row, and that's when I played my best golf last year," Daly said.
"My goal was to get into those four qualifying tournaments at the end of the year."
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The annual Festival of Theology is open to the public, and the endowed Greenhoe and Caldwell Lectureships enable Louisville Seminary to offer these outstanding learning experiences free of charge and to bring to Louisville, Ky., nationally recognized theologians, authors, teachers, and preachers. All lectures and preaching will take place in the Frank H. and Fannie W. Caldwell Chapel on the Seminary campus.
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Dale P. Andrews, Martin Luther King Jr. Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology, Boston University School of Theology. Previously Andrews served at LPTS (1998-2005). An ordained minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Andrews has served AME Zion churches in Connecticut and New Jersey. He is also the author of Practical Theology for Black Churches: Bridging Black Theology and African American Folk Religion and co-author of Listening to Listeners: Homiletical Case Studies.
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CHICAGO Timken Co. shareholders have voted in support of a nonbinding proposal to spin off the companys steel business.
"We appreciate the thoughtful feedback weve received from our shareholders on the spinoff proposal as well as their broader input on corporate governance and capital allocation," chairman Ward J. "Tim" Timken Jr. said in a statement after the Canton, Ohio-based companys annual shareholders meeting May 7. "The board will carefully evaluate the views of our shareholders and announce next steps within 45 days."
About 53 percent of the votes castrepresenting about 47 percent of the companys outstanding shareswere in favor of a split, the company said.
A pair of investor groups, the California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS) and Relational Investors LLC, began their campaign to "unlock value" at Timken last year, proposing the company separate its steel and bearings businesses.
After the proposal received the support of a "clear majority" of voters, CalSTRS and Relational said "the board must now acquiesce to the will of the shareholders consistent with their fiduciary duties."
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"The companys conglomerate structure, which has proven to be an ongoing impediment, must be eliminated. Separating (Timkens) two incongruent businesses is the right course for maximizing the potential of the steel and bearings businesses over the long term," Relational principal Ralph Whitworth said.
The vote in favor of the plan "overcomes a substantial inside ownership bloc of at least 17 percent and makes clear that such inside blocs can no longer be taken for granted as an effective deterrent to simply thwart meaningful shareholder activism," Whitworth added.
As of early January, the Timken family owned 10 percent of the companys shares, according to the annual meeting and proxy notice filed March 21. Others owning more than 5 percent of the company include Relational, with 6.9 percent of shares; participants in Timkens savings and pension plan, 6.4 percent; and BlackRock Inc., which holds 6.1 percent of common stock, according to the filing.
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My client, a really exciting start up boutique agency in the heart of central London are looking for a Social Media Account Manager to join their expanding agency.
Working with an amazing client base in fashion, beauty and social media talent this is a great opportunity to join a unique agency at a very exciting time and work with a team who are truly passionate about what they do.
You will be completely immersed in social media, understanding new trends and coming up with innovative new ideas within the social media arena. You will have experience in managing a team and be willing to get stuck in to all elements of agency life.
Ideally you will have some experience in organising events/production so you are able to help out on videos, casting models and sourcing locations for shoots.
As Account Manager you will report into the company director and work with a team of other Account handlers.
Your responsibilities will include:
*Pitching to new clients
*Point of contact for clients
*Manage new projects from pitch to post-campaign evaluation
You will have excellent client relationship skills, project management skills and be ambitious and keen for career progression.
As Social Media Account Manager you will understand viral, experiential, digital, music, and mobile and get excited by different forms of communication especially online and social .
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Social Media Account Manager
03 January 2013
31 January 2013
Laura Coleman
Contract Type
£25000 - £35000 per annum
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When a van of 12 arrived at Cape Liberty the driver handed us a piece of paper stating that we were being re-routed due to TS Franklin. Not only were we not going to Bermuda, the Itinerary was to go north to Canada. The Captain told us the weather was clear for the next 3 days and warm. I don't know what weather channel they were going by but I barely even saw Canada (which is OK. I have taken this cruise for 1/2 the $$ on another cruise line).
When we docked in New Brunswick, Canada, there was fog, misty rain, and the temp never went over 55 degrees at it's highest. I saw passengers getting off the ship and it looked as though they had never seen a sweatshirt/jacket. (me included). We were freezing. Too cold to take my son to walk around because he just didn't have the attire- Fall/!Winter Clothes.
I think out of all the days we were on the ship, we were able to enjoy Deck 11 only a few hours the entire trip.
The cruise was not clean as I expected. The cappuccino machine broke on the first day and they never tried to fix it.
What can someone say when they plan to go on a cruise to Bermuda, where we honeymooned 11 years ago. My son was excited, we were excited. When ppl ask how our cruise was ....We get the same response Oh, you were on that cruise...that sucks. they must be compensating its passengers somehow. You should have at least went into comparable temperature, stayed at sea.... DOCK IN NYC at least it had HOT Tropic like temps We we given a differential of 45.20 for port charges
I did a lot of research on how the decision was made. As we walked onto the ship, we were given our daily list if itineraries. How did they change them so fast. The whole thing, 4 pages back and front. I was told tat the decision was made 2 days prior and that the crew was aware of the re-routing a full day before left. A lot of things just didn't go right. There was a meeting on the ship, that became unruly. RCCL should have done something to appease their passengers.
I had such great anticipation for the cruise. I was hoping RCI would come through in the end. Shame on You...


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