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Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship HomeApplication InformationFacultyResearchFaculty ResourcesDidactic SeminarsAdditional Program DetailsForensic Psychology PageForensic RotationsWorcester State HospitalBridgewater State HospitalUMMS ForensicEvaluation ServiceCambridge Court ClinicBoston Juvenile Court ClinicElective Clinical Rotations
The Law and Psychiatry Program of the Department of Psychiatry, University of Massachusetts Medical School, offers an exciting, comprehensive ACGME-accredited Fellowship in Forensic Psychiatry. The program is unique in its devotion to intensive supervision and teaching by faculty who are recognized national leaders in the field. The program is accredited for three full-time positions. Applicants must have at least completed the requirements of a general psychiatry residency at the time of the commencement of the fellowship year. The fellowship is a one-year full-time program of supervised clinical, research, and courtroom experience in forensic psychiatry and the legal regulation of psychiatric practice. In addition to, and independent of, the curriculum approved by the Residency Review Committee for Psychiatry, the required participation in this training includes attendance at educational conferences, and it authorizes the resident to perform forensic examinations for the courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The overall goals of the program include training fellows in the following areas:
During the training year, fellows work with a multi-disciplinary faculty with extensive forensic and academic experience in a wide range of settings where they conduct criminal and civil evaluations. Major rotation sites include the Court Evaluation Unit of Worcester State Hospital , a psychiatric hospital run by the Department of Mental Health and Bridgewater State Hospital , a secure forensic facility for the state, run by the Department of Correction. At each site, fellows conduct inpatient criminal forensic evaluations such as competence to stand trial, criminal responsibility, aid in sentencing, and need for treatment of inmates. These evaluations include assessments related to whether persons involved in the criminal justice system meet standards for civil commitment. Participation in clinical treatment of persons involved with the criminal justice system takes place at Bridgewater State Hospital. During the year, fellows assess competence to make treatment decisions for some of their treatment patients. Additional rotations include placement at a juvenile court clinic site and an adult court clinic site , as well as the opportunity to work with senior faculty conducting private criminal and civil evaluations related to areas such as community risk assessments, applications for Asylum, guardianship, disability, sexual misconduct, and malpractice. The program offers other rotations (e.g., child custody evaluations and opportunities to review consultations in medical ethics and attend the Ethics and Treatment Issues Committee meetings at UMass Memorial Medical Center) to meet the interests of each fellow.
A strength of the program has been in its devotion to rigorous didactics and supervision. Educational components of the program include intensive supervision of all cases, report preparation, and court testimony. In addition, one day per week fellows attend comprehensive seminar series covering areas related to civil and criminal forensic assessment methods, research issues, mental health law, and landmark legal cases. The educational program is also attended by post-doctoral level fellows in forensic psychology , keeping with the multidisciplinary approach to training. Fellows attend statewide forensic mental health conferences and receive an educational stipend to support attendance at national forensic meetings. Fellows are also given opportunities to teach medical students, psychiatry residents and psychology trainees during the year. In addition, fellows occasionally provide lectures to law enforcement officers related to mental health issues.
During the training year, fellows work on an empirical research project or on a review of a topic relevant to law and psychiatry. The research component is conducted with significant mentoring from multi-disciplinary faculty who are considered national leaders in the fields of forensic psychiatry, forensic psychology and mental health law. Fellows frequently present their findings at national meetings and pursue publication of their research. Opportunities also exist for fellows to become involved in ongoing faculty research projects. Supervision of academic work is provided by individual faculty members.
In addition to providing training experiences to meet the requirements for ACGME accreditation, the fellowship is designed to emphasize forensic psychiatric practice in public sector settings. The fellowship utilizes literature for all its seminars and provides an emphasis on teaching evidence-based practices in forensic psychiatry. The individuals encountered by trainees represent diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, and the program emphasizes an approach to working with these individuals in a culturally competent way.
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Team Honda Muscle Milk is proud to announce that we will be continuing our relationship with rider Trey Canard through the 2014 season. Next year will mark Canard's third season aboard the factory-prepared Honda CRF450R contesting both the AMA Supercross and AMA Motocross Championships. Click below to watch the video.
It's time for the MotoGP at Laguna Seca! Think you remember Honda GP riders past and present? Take a look through this collection and see how many you remember and the GPs they rode.
With the 2013 Honda PCX150, the freeway is in reach, especially in urban areas where the speed limit is restricted to 55 mph. In town, the PCX150 is hugely fun and practical, and that's what a scooter is all about.
Teaching someone to ride an off-road motorcycle is simple enough. It's just a matter of some hand gestures, some finger pointing, and a bit of yelling. "That's the clutch, that's the throttle… let that one out and give it some of that. There you go. Oops, you stalled. Okay, give it more of that and let that out slower. Off you go… Hey, slow down. The brake, the brake, use the brake… crap, not that one."
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As I am reading other messages boards comments on these three fights I notice a pattern:
Rios vs. Pac= Rios has no chance in this fight and Manny will make him quit. Rios would basically have little to no chance of even hurting Manny
Saul vs. May= Mayweather is scared of Saul which is why he wants the fight at 147 (even though he has never said that) and that Saul would knock May out with his hand speed foot works. Saul has accomplished more at the age of 21 than Mayweather did at that age.
Garcia vs. Lucas M= Garcia would box Lucas's head off.
Of all three fights I think Garcia has a chance of winning. Saul has a punchers chance and a BIG weight advantage and that could be very useful to him. As far as Rios and Pac that is a toss up. I have no idea. What I do not like about fans on this fight is that they are underestimating Rios and assume Pac is still the Pac of Cotto.
What do yawl think, who has a greater chance to win out of the three fight?


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Oceanfront Condo at SANDPIPER Jacksonville Beach, FL~ in Jacksonville Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Sandpiper Condominiums
rates (USD)
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$ 900 - $ 1,000 / week
$ 3,600 - $ 3,800 / month
vacation rental description
Oceanfront Condo with a Spectacular View
Newly Renovated Kitchen, Granite Countertops, ALL Stainless Steel Appliances
Enjoy the sunrise with coffee or breakfast, and the sunset with a
glass of sherry from your private balcony or from your living room
while listening to the waves rolling onto the shore.
This beautiful unit is located on the fourth floor (elevator
available) and is a corner unit where you can view the ocean from
every room.
The master bedroom has a queen-size bed and the second bedroom
accommodates two twin beds. This condo also comes with a full
service kitchen. All you need to bring are your personal items,
everything else is provided for your stay with us.
vacation rental location
property availability
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condo rental amenities
Keyed Private Oceanfront Pool Wi FI
Elevator Close to your Unit DVD\VHS\CD Player
Handicapped Accessible Washer\Dryer
Covered Parking Iron & Ironing Board
Microwave Toaster
Dinner/Flatware Service (6) Coffee Maker
Linens & Towels Espresso Maker
Air-Conditioning & Heating Mixer
Paper/Bath/Kitchen Products Phone
Refrigerator/Icemaker TV's
CableTV Cards and Board Games
Please note this is a "Non Smoking" unit
activities and attractions in Jacksonville Beach Atlantic Coast North
Located in the heart of this lively beach community you will find
shopping, dining, fishing, surfing, golf, and tennis. There are
conveniently located golf courses at Sawgrass, Queens Harbor and
Windsor Park. In addition the Tournament Player Championship (T.P.C.)
takes place minutes from this condo. There are also many other
attractions and activities taking place year-round for your lifestyle
and vacation pleasure. Many attractions and services are within
walking distance.
Nearby Attractions
Live Theater
Nearby Services
Grocery/Specialty Food Stores
Bank Services
Mayo Clinic & Medical Services
Fitness Center
Deep Sea Fishing
Amusement & Theme Parks
We will provide you will information about activities in and around
Jacksonville Beach for you to enjoy during your stay at the
vacation rental rates
$900.00 - $1,000.00 per week plus tax
$3,600.00 per month
Minimum Stay: Contact owner
Special Rates:
Tournament Players Club (TPC) Week
Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Valentines,
July 4th, Spring Break
Please Note additional Fees:
Pet Fee (with approval)
$100.00 Cleaning
$100.00 Security Deposit
Reservations are not confirmed until application and deposit is
Weekly rental:Saturday check-in 3:00pm
Saturday check-out 10:00am
Please note this is a "Non Smoking" unit.
Eva or Maria 206-972-7570
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Paris Jackson, in an eerie coincidence, was transferred to UCLA Medical Center Sunday evening, where her father Michael Jackson died back in 2009.
TMZ has an exclusive video of Paris being wheeled into UCLA Medical Center Saturday night.
Jackson was rushed to the hospital early Wednesday morning after she allegedly cut her forearm in an apparent suicide attempt. She was taken to a local hospital and placed in a psychiatric ward for 72 hours.
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Millions of dollars from the state for the Dougherty County School System are still frozen after system misspent state money, Monday.
Board members continue to work to make sure that doesn't happen again.
Monday, the board finalized a purchasing policy that lowers the limit on the dollar amount of contracts the superintendent can approve without permission of the board from $40,000 to $20,000.
"There was some conflict in our policy and directives, so all we did tonight was to make it across the board to be $20,000 to bring everything in sync," said School board member Darrel Ealum.
Ealum says board members and system leaders met with state officials last week about the frozen funds.
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iMovie '11 Includes Rolling Shutter Fix
We all know one of the chief drawbacks to shooting with (current generation) DSLRs are the rolling shutter artifacts that show up on shaky or fast-panning shots. It turns out that iMovie '11, in addition to interesting movie trailer templates, includes a filter that can decrease or eliminate these annoying artifacts. Here's a comparison from Nino Leitner of some Canon T2i footage, before and after using the iMovie '11 filter:
Philip Bloom also posted a tutorial for how to use the filter controls:
In his words, You know why you do those whip pans and the lines are all skewed? It's horrible. Well after a very simple quick test with some extreme footage I have to say I am pretty damn impressed. It worked fast and made the skew way less pronounced. Yes, still visible as my example is pretty extreme but that is the point. Presumably this filter — or a more advanced version — will make its way into the next version of Final Cut Pro. By which time the next generation of DSLRs and other CMOS cameras will be out, hopefully alleviating many of these issues the real way, with faster CMOS reset times.
We're all here for the same reason: to better ourselves as writers, directors, cinematographers, producers, photographers... whatever our creative pursuit. Criticism is valuable as long as it is constructive, but personal attacks are grounds for deletion; you don't have to agree with us to learn something. We're all here to help each other, so thank you for adding to the conversation!
I was about to write about this and my tests arent super conclusive when applied to organic subjects.
Still, it is a nice tool to have to recover some otherwise useless footage.
Also, am I the only one who does not understand why the people feature does not work with faces in iPhoto to name the subjects? The current implementation is only useful to create previews.
Have you ever thought about publishing an e-book or guest authoring on other sites? I have a blog based upon on the same ideas you discuss at http://nofilmschool.com/2010/11/imovie-11-includes-rolling-shutter-fix and would love to have you share some stories/information. I know my audience would enjoy your work. If you are even remotely interested, feel free to shoot me an e-mail.
Superb website you have here but I was wondering if yoou knew of any discussion boards that
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Seachase Beachfront Condo-Great Rate-Sleeps 8 in Orange Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 800 - $ 1,900 / week
Orange Beach Condo deals
stays between: 9/6/14 & 10/18/14
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Rent 7 nights get Free Cleaning $90 value
Rent 1 week get the cleaning for FREE!
- Free Cleaning Fee ($90)
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FREE Clean***some conditions apply**
You will love this condo and resort and the Beach! Located at the SeaChase Resort it is in the heart of Orange Beach/Gulf Shores.
Absolutely wonderful Gulf Front condo with fantastic view directly on the beach!! With 3 bedrooms/2 baths (you get 3 bedrooms for the price of 2!!) you will have plenty of room here! Close to restaurants and shopping. 2-person Jacuzzi tub in master and king bed; queen bed in 2nd bedroom; and 2 twin beds and a queen sofa sleeper. There is a fully-equipped kitchen and a full-size washer/dryer in unit. The view is amazing from the 14th floor...Gulf Front and you can watch the dolphins from the balcony!
There are 4 new outdoor pools, 4 hot tubs, indoor pool, tennis court, fitness center, sauna and a new kids fountain area!
Weekly rental is SUN-SUN. This is a NO SMOKING/NO PETS condo and a 3-night minimum stay. I'm sorry no monthly rentals.
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Sherry Morton
condo rental amenities
Indoor Heated Pool, 4 outdoor pools, tennis court, sauna, kids pool, splash fountain, fitness center
activities and attractions in Orange Beach Alabama
Zoo/Wildlife Park,Shopping
Sightseeing,Restaurants,Rafting,Kayaking,Sailing,Boating,Waterskiing,Parasailing,Jet Skiing,Shelling,Swimming,Snorkeling/Diving,Surfing,Windsurfing,Biking,Wildlife Viewing,Hiking,Fishing,Fitness Center/Gym,Cinemas/Movie Theaters,Live Theatre,Museums,Miniature golf,Horseback Riding
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Winter .. Nov 1 - Mar 1 .. $125/night .. $800/wk
Spring .. Mar 1-May 23 .. $225/night .. $1400/wk
Summer .. May 24-Aug 8 ....$305/night $1900/wk
Fall .. Aug 18-Nov 3 .. $175/night .. $1100/wk
No Smoking/No Pets 3-Night Min * conditions apply
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$200 dep to reserve (refundable)
Sherry Morton
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|Patricia L. Sterling
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Sept. 23, 1933-May 27, 2013
She was born Sept. 23, 1933, in Elida to Carl V. and Beulah (Diltz) Little, who preceded her in death.
On Sept. 22, 1951, she married Donald E. Sterling who preceded her in death on April 11, 2005.
Survivors include a son, Dana (Diane) Sterling of Delphos; two daughters, Darlene Jones of Delphos and Sabrina (Ray) Neiford of Lima; two brothers, Bill Morris of Lima and Gene (Helen) Morris of Elida; 11 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Sterling was a homemaker and served the surrounding community for many years as a registered nurse. She was a member of Pike Mennonite Church in Elida. She liked to read and do puzzles and especially liked to oil paint.
Private services will be held at a later date with burial in the church cemetery.
Preferred memorials are to Pike Mennonite Church.
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Lysepsep Culture Park
Like the leprechauns in Ireland, the Lysepsep people were the first inhabitants of Santo. They live a reclusive life in banyans and caves. Most people have never seen them, but spend time in the central jungle and impenetrable mountains of Central Santo, and you may find them watching you.


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IBUS 5172: Global Business Practicum in South America
Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Program Dates (Tentative): May 2015
Term: Spring 2015 2-8 Week (Spring B Term)
Description: This program provides students with a first-hand look at international business in Brazil. It is designed as a partnership between a business school in São Paulo, the Carlson School, and a corporate partner.
This course provides students with a unique opportunity to work on cross-cultural teams with students from across the world enrolled at Fundação Getulio Vargas in São Paulo to address a business issue posed by the sponsoring company. The course is designed to: increase students ability to work in diverse teams and analyze problems from a global perspective; help students develop a more robust understanding of the business topic of the project; and increase students tolerance for working through ambiguous situations.
The project will be focused on the health and medical sector and is sponsored by a U.S. multinational with operations in Brazil. For information about the project topic and corporate partner, please contact Jennifer Hawkins at 612-624-4334.
São Paulo is the capital of Brazil and a major economic and cultural center of the region. It's the second largest metropolitan area in the world with a population of nearly 29 million people. Brazil is one of the top 15 trade partners with the United States and São Paulo is home to a wide variety of multinational corporations.
Pre-departure class sessions familiarize students with Brazil, the corporate partner, and the project topic. For the international component, the schedule includes a mix of fieldwork, site visits, lectures, and group work on the project. The program finishes with student presentations of recommendations to the corporate partner, a farewell dinner, and a course debriefing.
Students are housed at a conveniently--located hotel. Students will share a room with one or two classmates of their same gender. Because networking and community-building are key parts of the program, students will not have the option of a single room. Guests are not permitted during the program. Breakfast daily, a welcome dinner, and a closing dinner are provided.
Fees are based on estimates and may change due to international economic factors. This information applies to 2012–2013 programs.
|2012-2013 Tuition for Four Academic Credits (not including collegiate, graduate student assembly, or transportation fees)*
|Program Fee (includes program administration, international health insurance, housing, some meals, course materials, and transportation to site visits)
|International Roundtrip Airfare between Minneapolis and São Paulo, Brazil
|Passport and visa expenses
|Daily Living Expenses (includes incidentals, local transportation, and other expenses not covered by the program fee)
|Meals not covered in the program fee (most lunches and dinners)
*Calculated based on the estimated 2012-2013 PTMBA tuition rate.
Students enrolled in another degree program will be charged the tuition
rate for four credits associated with their degree program. Please see One Stop for more information about tuition and fees or contact us with questions.
Most financial aid may be applied to study abroad. University of Minnesota students are eligible for education abroad scholarships. See Costs & Billing for additional information on financial aid and scholarships.
To apply, please visit the Apply page. Students will be charged a $50 application fee.
The application deadline is April 15, 2013 at noon.
Applications will be reviewed and students will be informed of their status within 4 weeks of the application deadline.
TBD based on project topic
Carlson Global Institute
Phone: 612-625-9361
Fax: 612-624-8248
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Phone: 612-624-2275
Fax: 612-624-8248
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The Honeywell White Prestige RedLINK Thermostat Kit is the correct component used with the following:
The Honeywell Prestige RedLINK Thermostat Kit is features a 7-Day programmable feature and has three assignable sets of universal IAQ contacts to control humidification, dehumidification and ventilation. This 2-wire, high definition color touchscreen thermostat kit, designed with RedLINK technology for residential or light commercial use. It With four assignable sensor inputs on the equipment interface module it can be used for wired sensors or dry contact devices.
Honeywell Prestige RedLINK Thermostat Kit Specifications:
The Honeywell White Prestige RedLINK Thermostat Kit comes standard with a return and discharge air temperature sensor to measure Delta T. This kit keeps a searchable history of alerts and setting changes to the thermostat which helps to determine if there is a system malfunction or by user error.


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Amanda McKenzie and Dustin Plunkett were married on Oct. 26, 2013, at Thorntown Presbyterian Church. Mike Hunsinger officiated. The maids of honor were Emily McKenzie and Marinda Bye. The bridesmaids were Kelsey Stoller, Katlin Luter, Sabina Seger, Sarah Rutkowski, Sarah Savage and Cassie Schroeder. The flower girl was Ila Stokes. The best men were Brian Plunkett and Jason Plunkett. Groomsmen were Aaron Wilhoite, Adam Noggle, Aaron Galvin, Garrett Kelly, Nick Threlkeld and Andrew Wilhoite. The ring bearers were Brady Plunkett and Grant Plunkett. The bride is the daughter of Mike and Aleta McKenzie of Thorntown. She graduated from Western Boone Jr.-Sr. High School in 2005 and from Purdue University in 2009. She is a science teacher at Danville Middle School. The groom is the son of Mike and Diana Plunkett of Jamestown. He graduated from Western Boone Jr.-Sr. High School in 2001 and from Vincennes University in 2005. He is a regional sales manager for Frontiersmen, Inc.
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All, Ok so i've searched the forums for answers to my questions but didn't find what exactly i'm looking for. I'm looking to purchase a haul line that I can use for hauling, of course, and a pull-down line when rappeling using the "Reepschnur" method (as its refered to by R&I Magazine). I'm looking for suggestions on thickness, length, and static vs dynamic. I'm leaning towards an 8mm 60m static, but is this too thin for the super heavy bags and how will the ascenders perform on such a thin line? What are the pros and cons? Thx in advance... BD
For a pull line it's too thick, for a haul line it's too thin. When you say "super heavy bags" are you talking haulbags, or just the occasional pack that needs to get hauled on a pitch because the second can't climb with it?
By that I mean one or several very heavy haulbags. A line suitable for hauling loads on Grade VI routes.
hey buddy, well, you could go in a few different directions here. me: i prefer security and efficiency, so i use a 10.5mm static from bluewater. some folks would think that's crazy and waaaay too heavy. here is how i see it; i don't do routes in-a-day or speed ascents so why compromise my safety (which is my #1 priority). when you're soloing and rapping your haul line you'll especially appreciate the thicker diameter. and of course, a thicker line with a thicker, burlier sheath will stand up a bit better on sharp edges, corners and the like. also, a static line will greatly increase your efficiency when hauling as well as put less stress on the different components in your hauling anchor. i'm referring to the bag bounce you get when hauling with a dynamic line. so, sure, an 8mm line can totally handle the weight of your bags but i find it very comforting to have a bigger cord. hopefully others will chime in with different advice.
I know there's many schools of thought on this topic. But if you're interested, I have a static Mammut 8.8 x about 65m I could sell you. I bought a spool of about 100m and cut it, figuring rope stretch for rapping full length raps. I've never used it and has been sitting in my closet out. If interested get in touch. Thanks, Juan
You can haul on an 8mm static rope, but don't expect it to last more than 1-2 walls before it is sketchy enough you will not want to rap on it. It also sucks to be dealing with such a skinny line on a wall as you tend to use your hands to assist in the hauling, either initiating your hauling stroke or to free the bags from a small roof. After 1-2 days you will hate it. I like climbing big walls with a 10m static and a 7-8 mill tag. You can use the tag line to pull up gear mid-pitch and you can leave the wall hauler with the haul line at the belay. Get to the top of the pitch and use a small pulley and tibloc to haul up your haul line, rope bag, wall hauler, some water and maybe a snack. Yes it takes longer and is another step but I find it easier to do more simple tasks than fewer hard ones on a wall. Leading every pitch with all the lead gear, hauling gear, and a big static hanging from your butt is a waste of effort in my book. For speed climbing, ditch the haul bags and haul line and climb with just the lead and tag ( or lead line only if you are really confident). BTW an 8mm static is easy to jug. I have jugged 6mm kevlar, which is something I would not recommend.
I hate jugging 8mm lines because they just look too skinny. I don't care if it is strong or abrasion resistant enough(which I personally don't believe it is) - I am a thousand percent more likely to get snail eye and bail if I have to spend any time at all jugging or hauling an 8mm line on a wall. 10mm is my minimum.
mountainproject.com/v/climbing_gear_discussion/hauling__tips>>> from other thread
Sorry I didn't elaborate more on my answer. I wanted to confirm whether the hauling duties were for a pig or pack before I went off on an unneeded tangent. Kevin did a great job of explaining why an 8mm cord isn't necessarily optimum for hauling on walls (in terms of cost effectiveness over multiple walls). As for a pull line, in re-reading the OP I now see that the primary duty of this one cord is for hauling, so the pull line requirements are secondary. Apologies on my misunderstanding. I personally have used 10mm statics for most of my haul lines - primarily because they are cheap, durable as hell, and a good sweet spot in terms of weight and my own personal preference for a jug line. I have used a 10.2 dynamic as well (old lead line). Dynamics are nice in that you have the back up rope in case something happens to the lead line, and you can take advantage of the oscillations in the "spring" effect of the rope and getting a little hauling assistance that way.
Great info. Thanks to everyone for sharing your knowledge.
I've used both static and dynamic haul lines in my limited wall climbing career. I just have to say that one of my BIGGEST FEARS is losing the bag(s) off the anchor somehow. Then watching in terror as they shock-load the end of the haul line and rip the entire team off the wall with it. It just gives me the heebie-jeebies!
one of my BIGGEST FEARS is losing the bag(s) off the anchor somehow. Then watching in terror as they shock-load the end of the haul line and rip the entire team off the wall with it. Yeah, vertical limit is a great movie! but there's no way that would happen unless you're belayed off hooks or something:) seriously though, i fell over 100ft straight down onto our anchor and nothing barely budged. propagate those same circumstances to three burely bolts at an ASCA belay and your odds of nothing happening increase even more. great input from everyone! this forum soooo destroys the taco. it's almost impossible to get a straight answer over there.
My only static gear are my daisies. Everything else is dynamic baby! Most desert belays are not three shiny new bolts in granite. More like a drilled angle, a fixed nut, and a good cam... In sandstone. P.S.- I have never seen Vertical Limit. Hollywood sucks at accurately portraying rock climbing.


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A quick anecdote, I write this article as I study abroad from Bangkok, Thailand...what a weird season opener this was. At 12 midnight the Miami game started, and I stayed up all night watching the 49ers and Giants games (at 4pm time I still have not gotten a wink of sleep) as well. Luckily I have a couple other Phins fans here with me. I will never again take for granted the beauty of rolling out of bed still slightly hungover at 12 and crawling to the TV to watch my Phins and relax every Sunday of the fall while immersing myself in my favorite sport. God bless America.
1. Defense is as advertised...with room for improvement The defense, the line in particular, looked outstanding. Guys were alert, aggressive, and played with a confidence. While the turnovers mostly came off batted balls, it's still a good sign to see us seizing our opportunities. More so, the defense continued their relentlessness despite the offense not capitalizing on their turnovers. That is the sign of a disciplined and unified team. Additionally, we didn't even see Will Davis or Dion Jordan have a full impact on the game. Davis forced a TON of turnovers in camp, and seemed to shore up his tendency to get beat as camp went on. It will be interesting to see him (or maybe Jamar Taylor) as the nickel corner instead of Carroll as the season progresses. Also, Jordan was not able to impact the game as much as possible, probably due to his lingering shoulder injury. WIthout him the defensive line looked nothing short of dominant, and it will be very interesting to see his development and use as the season goes on.
2. Wallace doing exactly what he is paid to do What a breath of fresh air it was to see an open and exploitable field. Even with a stagnant running game Tannehill was able to have a solid day through the air. Clay, Gibson, and Hartline all benefitted from a Cleveland defense willing to commit its #1 corner and safety help to Wallace. Even with only one reception for 15 yards, Wallace's presence was more than enough to help catalyze our offense. Now someone please explain that to HIM.
3. Playing complimentary football For the first time in forever, the Dolphins were oozing with confidence. There was a feeling, even going into halftime down by a point, that the Dolphins had the game in hand. One of the most difficult things in football is to establish a winning culture; in a game predicated on bringing effort every single play and having the confidence in your abilities and preparation to play instinctively and aggressively, believing you DESERVE to win the game is an important battle. The Dolphins took a step in the right direction today, as the defense continued bringing it until the offense hit a rhythm. Then, the Dolphins delivered with an 85 yard drive in the 4th quarter to give the defense a nice cushion. All 3 units stepped up when needed.
1. The obvious... The next few weeks will tell us just how legit the front seven of the Browns ends up being, but the performance of the offensive line in the running game was nothing short of pathetic, and unacceptable. This is a group that was supposed to be run-friendly; instead, we were met with possibly the worst performance by a Phins o-line that I have ever seen. WIth a threat like Lamar Miller in your backfield it is a sin not to be able to open up ONE hole for him all game. Kudos to the passing game for being able to survive without any semblance of a running attack, but this is not indicative of long-term success. Jerry look unsettled at RG and the unit as a whole played without cohesion. This will need to improve.
2. Penalties First off, let me say that the officiating crew seemed very flag-happy today. Remember, the refs are just as rusty as the players, and I feel that Johnny Greer's crew may have pulled the trigger on a few questionable calls. Regardless, 10 penalties is unacceptable. Illegal motion, formation, false starts, neutral zone infractions, all probably somewhat accounted for by rust and first-week anxiety. Hopefully they get ironed out, this was the 3rd least penalized team in the NFL last year, I would expect nothing less from the squad this year.
3. TE Coverage Chud's calling card is his use of TE, but letting Jordan Cameron go for 100 + a TD on us is something we will have to improve when facing Tony Gonzalez, Jimmy Graham, and Gronkowski (twice) in the season. If Weeden to Cameron can wreak havoc on our defense, imagine what Ryan and Tony G will do to us in a couple weeks. Luckily we have another week with the Colts to iron out the issues, as neither Fleener or Allen has emerged as a truly fear-worthy threat. Maybe Jordan will be a part of that solution, but his skills are probably better served at the line of scrimmage than constantly in coverage. Then again, our line has plenty of depth and talent that we can spare Jordan for such a cause. I'm sure Coyle will figure it out.
Overall: I was extremely pleased with the way the Dolphins played. Sure our offense was stagnant in the first half, and our running game was ANEMIC, but we played with confidence, knew we had to earn and grind out a victory, and went out and took it. I was initially afraid with all the offseason signings that we might fall into a Philadelphia-esque funk where we felt our free agent acquisitions had already entitled us to some victories. Luckily, the sports world seemed to feel this was an example of a GM spending desperately to save his job (Grantland writer Bill Simmons ranked Dolphins #26 in his rankings, his colleague Barnwell included us in his most likely to REGRESS article), so the hype has not been overwhelming in the slightest. This looks like a team that at the very least is starting to understand how to play winning football. Look forward to hearing your guys' comments, go Phins.


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CARY — Green Hope upset the team that beat Garner.
For the record, that means the No. 13-ranked Falcons defeated No. 9 Cleveland 49-28 Friday night.
But identifying Cleveland (2-2) as the team that defeated Triangle powerhouse Garner raises more eyebrows around Green Hope (3-1) than any other description. The team enjoyed its biggest win under coach Kwame Dixon, who is in his third year of rebuilding a program that had lost 38 straight games.
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Just last week Maslowski returned an interception for a touchdown in the Falcons' 48-6 win at Jordan.
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Massei led the Falcons with six touchdowns – five passing and one rushing. He was 22 of 31 for 288 yards with no interceptions.
Bryce Dixon caught seven balls for 125 yards and one touchdown and Daniel Gretsch caught five passes for 76 yards and two touchdowns.
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The Capital Grille - NY- Wall Street Details
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(212) 374-1811
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm; Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm; Sunday: Available for private events
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You are cordially invited to join us for an evening or afternoon of relaxed elegance and exceptional cuisine. Our impressive menu of nationally renowned dry aged steaks and the freshest seafood will ignite your culinary imagination as our award-winning wine list of more than 5,000 bottles awakens
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Took my daughter and her husband
to the Capital Grille with my wife and daughter's in laws to celebrate their August birthdays. I have been to several Capital Grilles over the years and this place on Wall Street did not disappoint. We all had a fabulous dinner and the service was outstanding. Our waiter, Khalid, and the other servers could not have been more helpful and nicer. It was a first class experience and I now consider the Capital Grille to be tops of all the steakhouses I have been to. We loved the private room and the attention to detail by the staff. I would highly recommend this place for the service and quality of the food. Thanks Capital Grille Wall Street for a great experience!!!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
I ordered filet mignon medium
rare. Waiter said that means medium - it was barely pink. It was also too dark inside. For their prices, I would not recommend"
Dined on 8/15/2014
I 've always enjoyed dining at the
Capital Grille - and will continue to do so. This is one of the NYC spots that you know you cant go wrong with."
Dined on 8/15/2014
I have been to Capital Grille - NY
- Wall Street several times and have always had a wonderful experience. That is why my friends and I decided to go there for the last day of Restaurant Week. We were disappointed.....the service was slow and the food was mediocre. Perhaps it was just a bad day for the restaurant. I will not let this one negative experience ruin all of the good ones I've had there and will try again."
Dined on 8/15/2014
The last day of restaurant week,
made a 12:15pm reservation was seated right away. My coworker and I placed our order 10min after being seated. We patiently waited for our entrees as we started to see people that was seated after us receiving their orders. It was a extreme long wait to point I had to call over the manager to find out what was the delay. It's now 1:10pm once our orders came out... The long wait took the enjoyment out of our meals. The manager did apologize however no explanation from the waitress."
Dined on 8/15/2014
My friend and I decided to stop in
for lunch during Restaurant Week. The hostesses were friendly and accommodating. Lunch was delicious. I look forward to returning someday!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
I came to this Capital Grille
location for my birthday, and I absolutely loved it. Based on the service alone, I would come back. Doesn't hurt that the food is AMAZING! I have also gone to the Grand Central location, and it was wonderful as well. Great restaurant!"
Dined on 8/14/2014
This is one of our go to places
for dinner after work. The service is great and food is consistently good. On this visit, we had calamari with pepperoncino, lamb chops and crusted tuna. Check the vault which they converted into a door downstairs, it's pretty cool."
Dined on 8/14/2014
They have great food and a lively
bar scene and it is located just steps from the NY Stock Exchange. Bar scene is loud but they have a great downstairs dining area for those more into each other then being seen. Steaks were cooked as ordered and all the sides were wonderful. Drinks are a bit pricey but I guess it goes with the location."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Came here for restaurant week
lunch and it was above and beyond my expectations! I would definitely come back again"
Dined on 8/14/2014
I had a great experience here, the
restaurant week menu was elegant. The food was amazing!!!! Everything I ate melted in my mouth. I must go back. I really enjoyed the food here."
Dined on 8/13/2014
It was not a great experience
there......the only reason I was choosing this resraurant to go because the taste of the steak. Always I ask medium rare for my dishes. I did ask medium rare again when i went there on Tuesday. However, i got my steak cooked meduim well(I guess). I was trying to located my waiter and could not find him."
Dined on 8/12/2014
Went for restaurant week with my
friends and we had such a great time! Great food! Great wine!"
Dined on 8/11/2014
decent size fillet mignon for
ordering from the restaurant week menu. our server was great and all the other staff were super friendly and very attentive. the ceasar salad appetizer was way heavy on the dressing for my taste, but otherwise a great meal!"
Dined on 8/11/2014
Worst Caesar Salad ever. Stale
roll. Wilted lettuce in lobster salad. Sevice too quick."
Dined on 8/11/2014
A nice dinner With music and good
meets.steak is very good. We're french , and we like find good restaurants in New York in the sumer week"
Dined on 8/8/2014
was there during the restaurant
week. Awesome aged steak and desert. We took the leftover of desert home (flourless cholocate mocha cake and a cheesecake). Lots of food. steak and salad was provided with big amount"
Dined on 8/8/2014
Definitely recommended to a
friend. The food is tasty and dish is full size. It's better than we expected in restaurant week."
Dined on 8/8/2014
service is top notch --- which
always makes the dining experience. and the food, too; quite tasty, well seasoned and fresh. thank you."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Great food, wait staff,service and
atmosphere. We came here for NYC Restaurant Week- wow what selection for the deal! I will be back but NOT by car (too much street traffic) only mass transit."
Dined on 8/7/2014
The waiter, Donovan was awesome! I
love him he made me feel comfortable and was the best part of the restaurant. The food was bad. The Cesar salad was soggy and small with only some old, soggy romaine lettuce and one sliver of parmesan cheese. The steak was medium rare and cold, like it had been sitting for quite some time and it was under seasoned. The cheesecake was mostly crust though decent. I will not be coming back there unfortunately. I'm also afraid of going to other restaurants during restaurant week because I feel like the food will be lackluster and subpar like it was this time. I did appreciate the bread and butter though."
Dined on 8/7/2014
The food was very good (restaurant
week lunch) and the service was comparable. It may get crowded around 1:00 pm, but we had made a reservation and were seated within a few minutes. I would recomment it for lunch or dinner."
Dined on 8/7/2014
We went The Capital Grille for
luch during restaurant week. It was too crowded and the staff could not handle it on the proper level. We had to wait long time to get drinks, they came at the same time as appetizers. My field green salad contained some cesar salad in it. Before we got to finish appetizers, the steak came , it was well done and I ordered medium. The steak looked like it was done few hors back and did not come from one peice could even be some leftovers! And steak knife came when I was finishing my steak. If they cannot handle this kind of crowd, they should not overbook ! We did not expect such a bad service from this kind of restaurant."
Dined on 8/7/2014
Third time to dine here during RW
2014 Summer. Always loved Napa 7 variety flight. Unfortunately Chardonnay was sold out. Experience here is always up to who serves. Avoid to be seated at front left hand side corner section."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Felt rushed during lunch. Don't
know if it was because it was restaurant week and was rather busy. We have been several times before and were never rushed."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Having attended a few years of
generous pour events at various capital grilles, i was a little disappointed at how this location handled. I had to ask 3-4 times for the wine card so we knew what we were drinking and so we could write down our comments. They apparently would not even suggest this had I not asked. Also, they were by no means generous with the wine. In fact, towards the end of our meal when I asked about 2 wines we had not tried, the somalier replied "oh if you want them I can bring them, but typically we only serve people 3-4 wines". I won't be back."
Dined on 8/5/2014
We have eaten here for lunch on
several occasions. It's usually pretty decent. Today we were not so lucky. From the moment we walked in it felt like we entered a big chain restaurant that lost its personality. The service was not good, waiter took a half full drink away to only bring a refill after we finished the meal. Same goes for a request for more salad dressing for a salad with chicken that was so dry my colleague ate the lettuce and left the chicken. It was a zoo and nothing about it was enjoyable. In a neighborhood that is constantly opening new spots, there's no need to go here again. We may as well have been at at Beefsteak Charlie's."
Dined on 8/5/2014
This was my first dining
experience at The Capital Grille. It is a lovely place and I was more than satisfied with every aspect of my dining experience. It was very near ground zero where I was spending the day. The extra added attraction was that it was restaurant week and I always enjoy getting a bargain. There were 4 of us and each one was as pleased as the other. It would be a lovely idea for a special occasion as well."
Dined on 8/5/2014
The bartender was very
knowledgeable about whiskeys, the waiter was very friendly and knowledgeable about wine pairings. The vault door downstairs is an interesting conversation piece. Had an excellent time."
Dined on 8/4/2014
Went here for Restaurant Week
dinner. I had the caesar salad (poor), the filet mignon (excellent) with shrimp (fair), and the chocolate cake (very good). Service was very friendly and accommodating. The place was nice."
Dined on 8/4/2014
We booked the table during
restaurant week just an hour before dinner, and we were surprised in a good way how excellent was the service, food, vine and the atmosphere to have relaxing evening in the surrounding of intelligent people and absolutely professional and experienced waiters. We enjoyed the environment and the food."
Dined on 8/4/2014
There's no question that the food
will be outstanding but where capital grille excelled is with service. Out reservation for 13 people was seated nearly 55 minutes late- didn't totally bother us since we were drinking at the bar. We didn't complain an ounce, yet the manager still brought out trays of fried calamari and shrimp cocktail for everyone. Haven't experienced service this good in nyc in a long time."
Dined on 8/1/2014
booth near window provided view of
construction scaffolding and smokers. Curtains would help. Generally a nice setting but the extremely loud group in the next booth drowned out the music. Steak, salmon and sides were very good, as was dessert. The generous pour red wines were quite good and server was attentive. We have been thee before and will certainly return."
Dined on 8/1/2014
I took advantage of Restaurant
Week and ordered steak- terrific!! It was cooked EXACTLY to my specifications. The clam chowder soup was a bit too heavily laden with potato and not enough clams, but it was tasty. The wait staff was phenomonal- attentive & responsive WITHOUT being overbearing or pretencious. Definitely worth the trip. The decor makes one very comfortable. Unfortunately for the day I chose, the restaurant was "packed". Even with reservations, had to wait a little bit to be seated, and sadly the crowd contributed to the noise level. The flourless cake was fantastic! Great ending to a great meal."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Obviously it's a more of a
business spot. But it's great as a casual dining too, as I ptake my wife out there as well."
Dined on 8/1/2014
WaitInc too long for the entrees
to come, otherwise the food is good."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Sarah was great, speedy
professional service, just what I needed for lunch. They did keep the quality even thought it was for restaurant week menu. The espresso cake was even better than usual, very fresh. I tried my sister's cheesecake, and it was very good also."
Dined on 8/1/2014
I never have been disapointed by
the quality of the meals nor service. A great place for meat lovers!"
Dined on 7/31/2014
Restaurant week menu was a great
value for the price. Great selection of options and portions were fantastic. When i made a reservation, i wrote in the note that it was my bf's bday. When we arrived, the receptionist greeted him a happy birthday and our table had a bday card from capital grille saying they were happy we decided to celebrate that occasion with them. Our table even had confetti. When our main courses arrived, they got my bf's food wrong, and the manager even came to apologize. I talked to the waiter beforehand and gave my credit card because i wanted to pay for the bill and didn't want arguments about it, and the waiter was so smooth in giving me the bill at the end of night. Their service is amazing! Will def come back!!"
Dined on 7/31/2014
Amazing experience from the moment
you walk in the door. Attention to detail - phenomenal. Delicious food. The "generous pour" is a great way to sample delicious red and white wines. We loved it!!!!"
Dined on 7/31/2014
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