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I have a problem while trying to build a test application on carbide. I select the GCCE build configuration but whatever I do, this error message insists:
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It was a bad weekend on the diamond for the Wildcats. Here's a quick look back at what went wrong, and the few things that went right.
Arizona pitchers walked eight and hit an additional five Sun Devils on Tuesday as ASU evened up the season series at one-a-piece.
The two Arizona schools square off for the second time of the 2013 season tonight at Hi Corbett.
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The rivalry continues Tuesday night at Hi Corbett Field as Arizona and Arizona State square off for the first time in 2013.
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The Arizona Wildcats improved to 3-6 in PAC-12 play over the weekend after sweeping the Utah Utes in Tucson.
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Doctors say when Ryder gets up to 4lbs he can go home. He's not out of the woods yet, but he is in our world and appears to be a fighter. Please keep your prayers coming, as he still has a ways to go. And thanks for all the positive thoughts so far.
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I'm not sure how I stumbled upon this website, but it was back in August about a year ago. (Perhaps it had something to do with looking up the Jim Morrison grave memorial over in Paris?)
Anyway, a google search turned up "Find A Grave" dot com. This is basically a search engine that allows you to search by name, birth date, city, graveyard, etc.
And the nice thing is, if there is no memorial for your relative... or if you need help getting a photo record of the grave stone, VOLUNTEERS will snap a picture for you, and then post it to your new memorial!
Ironically, this happened for me on today, of all days! Today, on Halloween, I got an automated email informing me and linking me back to the memorial I had made on-line for my father. I had posted a request for some help finding the location and a photo of my late father's grave site.
A man who lives 13 miles or so away from the home town where my father is buried, traveled the few miles and snapped a photo of the headstone. He added it today, and I got the notice!
So a nice tip of the hat to one Ron Cole, who lives in Michigan not far from the family home. His kindness is appreciated, even if the timing is a bit suspect. But the photo is greatly appreciated.
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The Truffle Growers' Forum is an annual gathering and focal point for North America's truffle cultivation industry. It attracts an international cast of speakers, and growers from across the continent to discuss the breadth of thought and methods employed by successful truffle producers throughout the world. It enables growers, researchers, journalists, and truffle purveyors to keep up with advances in truffle science, engage with a wealth of experts, and make valuable contacts within the industry. The program for this event is dynamic, with different speakers each year, showcasing recent developments from around the globe. We assemble the best program possible, but as in any good conference, who you meet is often as valuable as what you learn. Since its inception in 2006, the Truffle Growers' Forum has served as a unique catalyst for future business and research collaboration.
The Truffle Growers' Forum will be held Friday, January 24th, and Saturday, January 25th, 2014 at The Hilton Eugene, headquarters hotel for the Oregon Truffle Festival. Friday consists of a lecture series with this year's speakers covering the breadth of the truffle cultivation industry. Breakfast and a truffle lunch are included on Friday.
Saturday's events are in the field, touring a research truffiere designed to produce five European truffle species and three Oregon truffle species, as well as a truffle hunt with truffle dogs for the native Oregon white truffles. Breakfast and a festive winemaker's luncheon with a guest chef are included on Saturday.
Dr. Christina Wedén, biologist and mycologist from Uppsala, Sweden, first started working with truffles in 1997. Prior to this, truffles were unknown to the general public in Sweden. Christina's PhD thesis in 2004 dealt with the naturally occuring Burgundy truffle in Sweden and in this work the first truffle orchards were planted in Scandinavia. Parallel to research and teaching at Uppsala University, Christina runs the private company Tryffikultur AB together with agronomist Lina Pettersson. Since 2010 Christina is an elected member of The Academy of Culinary Arts and Meal Sciences, working interdisciplinary with science related to food and culture.
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Dr. Pacioni is a Full Professor of Applied and Environmental Plant Biology and pro-rector at University of L'Aquila, Italy. Since 1972 Dr. Pacioni has conducted research in the field of Biology of the higher fungi, first at the I.S.S. (Higher Institute for Health) of Rome, then at the University of L'Aquila, dedicating himself mostly to the mycorrhizal fungi. He has enjoyed two NATO semiannual scholarships at the INRA of Paris (the 1978-79) and University of Michigan (1983). He has been responsible for the research units of the National Council for Research grants engaged in the field of the mycorrhizal symbioses and their biotechnological applications.
Dr. Shannon Berch is a Research Scientist with the Government of British Columbia, and holds adjunct professorships with both the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, and the Centre for Livelihoods and Ecology at Royal Roads University (RRU) in Victoria. She is a founding member of the Truffle Association of British Columbia (TABC) and leads their research and development program. She consults for North American truffle growers, providing independent assessment of inoculated seedling quality as well as site assessments and agronomic advice. Both as a lover of truffles and an active member of the South Vancouver Island Mycological Society (SVIMS), she is successfully prospecting for edible native truffles in British Columbia. Dr. Berch will be presenting on recent developments in the international research literature on truffles and their cultivation.
Dr. James Trappe, world renowned truffle researcher and professor emeritus at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. Among Dr. Trappe's numerous contributions to our understanding of truffles was his academic mentoring of many of the world's leaders in truffle cultivation, as well as many of the speakers who have presented their work at the Oregon Truffle Festival. These include Dr. Nick Malajczuck, Dr. Carlos Colinas, Christine Fischer, Dr. Shannon Berch, Dr. Tom Michaels, and Dr. Charles Lefevre among many others. Dr. Trappe will once again serve as Master of Ceremonies for the Truffle Growers' Forum.
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Dr. Charles Lefevre is the President and founder of New World Truffieres, Inc., a rapidly growing company specializing in truffle cultivation and controlled production of inoculated truffle trees. He co-founded the Oregon Truffle Festival in 2006 with his wife, Leslie Scott, to promote the native Oregon truffles as well as cultivation of the European truffles in orchards. Dr. Lefevre will be speaking on the industry developing around harvest of the native Oregon truffles, as well as the current status of truffle cultivation in North America.
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Aaron Hill had a game-ending single with one out in the 14th inning to give the Arizona Diamondbacks a 5-4 victory over Baltimore on Wednesday and a three-game sweep of the Orioles.
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Hill forced extra innings with an RBI single in the ninth off Jim Johnson in the Orioles closer's ninth blown save of the season and second in as many days.
Bud Norris (8-10), who started and threw five innings in San Francisco on Sunday, came on in the 14th and walked two batters ahead of Hill's single to take the loss.
Heath Bell (4-1) threw an inning to get the victory.
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I can tell you….I'm just so excited to be putting together thoughts about this game.
Big Picture
What is pretty clear at this point is that this team is not good offensively. At least not right now. Not even close. The team wasn't just "sleep walking" through the Auburn and Towson games. Those games were not the anomaly. The game against Washington is the anomaly. What we saw in that game is what most of us were looking forward to all summer. A devastating run game combined with an efficient quarterback that could make all the throws. However that game seems like forever ago now, doesn't it?
Suddenly, this team can't run the ball. And if they can't do that, then nothing else works. So in a sense, it's tough for the coaches to call plays when they're saddled with that reality. But LSU has spent too much time (i.e.. an entire spring practice, offseason and fall camp) working on doing things this way. They're not suddenly going to put Mettenberger in the shotgun every play and start slinging the ball around. LSU is going to do what they do and try to pound the ball. It's going to be ugly, but I'm quite sure that's what we're going to see. They'll lean on the defense a lot and try to win games any way they can. It could be a lot like the 2010 season but with a better defense and a worse running game.
Could they do something different? Absolutely. And they need to. Despite the fact that LSU is handcuffed due to the failures on the offensive line, they can certainly stand to be more creative in the passing game. LSU runs some very, very basic concepts in the passing game and it's easy to predict and easy to defend….especially when the opponent's safeties are not concerned about stopping the run. Making things more complex may not be the best thing for this team right now. But doing something different is absolutely necessary. It would also help if the wide receivers caught the ball when it hits them in the hands.
If Greg Studrawa, at $500K per year, and the rest of offensive brain trust on this team, can't get this group to produce better than what we saw on Saturday, then LSU needs a new brain trust. Consider the fact that most of the problems start with Stud's offensive line, and he should be feeling a little heat right now. It's too early for all that talk, so that's all I'm going to say about that right now.
OK, I'll say one more thing about it. In LSU's first two SEC games, they looked fantastic on their opening drive. These drives were likely scripted, with input from the entire staff. After that drive, the play calling responsibilities then go to Greg Studrawa. Draw your own conclusions.
Slant Routes
Starting with something positive, LSU's defense was simply incredible in the first half. Dominating. The offense was so bad that they essentially forced the defense to be perfect. Eventually, they cracked. For the day, LSU still allowed just 237 yards and they handed LSU's offense the ball at their own 40 and at Florida's seven yard line . That should be enough to win but unfortunately it was not.
After LSU's opening drive, Florida drove to their own 40 yard line before punting and pinning LSU on their own nine yard line. LSU was stuck. The two teams essentially traded punts for the rest of the first half and LSU's next four drives started on the 9, 6, 21, and 8 yard lines. Most of that first half was wasted in terms of play calling. Obviously, play calling drastically changes when you're backed up inside your 10 yard line. LSU was conservative back there, running the ball on a couple of third downs. Honestly, that's probably the right call early in a game on the road. They were aggressive once on 3rd and long, had a guy open, and Mettenberger sailed the pass and threw an interception. That play seemed to affect LSU's play calling for the rest of the day. LSU was very conservative from that point forward.
LSU's defense finally flipped the field position after a fumble and return to their own 40. After a punt, Florida started on their own 17 where LSU's defense forced another fumbled, resulting in a field goal.
Two turnings points. When LSU was unable to punch in their goal-to-go situation at the end of the first half, that actually gave some momentum back to Florida when it should have been heavily on LSU's side. A 10-0 lead going into half would have been a lot different than 6-0. Odell Beckham's fumble after his long reception in the third quarter was an absolute killer. With the ball on Florida's 23 yard line, you figure that LSU would have, at a minimum, taken a 9-7 lead. The defense, which had just given up a touchdown drive, comes onto the field inspired instead of totally deflated. We'll never know how that would have turned out. That fumble crushed the spirit of the entire sideline. Game over.
It looked to me that LSU did adjust a bit to their recent lack of pass protection in recent weeks. The coaching staff dialed up plenty of quick, three step drops for Mettenberger so that he could get rid of the ball quickly. The problem is that Florida's defenders did not fear anything over the top and sat on all of the underneath and short routes.
Kwon Alexander was playing a great football game, and I was just starting to think that Luke Muncie may get "Wally Pipp'ed". With the way things went on Saturday, it was natural, of course, that Alexander would break his ankle. He's out for the remainder of the season.
Where has Jarvis Landry gone? After catching eight catches in the opener, including several bubble screens, I though the Josh Reed comparisons were right on the money. He was nowhere to be found on Saturday, and only has four receptions in the last three games. With everyone else dropping the ball, he's a guy that I would try and feature out of the slot. I would throw him crossing routes, quick outs, and bubble screens until someone stopped it.
We'll end with a positive note too. Kevin Minter. Holy crap. 20 (!) tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks and a forced fumble. He was awesome on Saturday and it's a shame his effort did not contribute to a victory. His name is starting to pop up on some NFL Draft lists, and he'll be someone to watch in January as a possibly early entrant.
Tracking The Stats
As a whole, LSU and Florida played to a virtual tie in the field position game. LSU's average starting field position was their own 25 yard line while Florida's was their own 27 yard line. However, LSU started one drive at Florida's seven, which skewed the numbers a bit. As mentioned above, LSU spent most of the first half inside their own 20, unable to call plays like they normally would.
Florida enjoyed a +134 advantage in rushing differential. That is really, really bad. You have to go back to the Auburn game in 2010 for the last time that LSU was outrushed so badly in a game.
For the season, LSU averages a rushing differential of +99.83 per game, good for 21st nationally and fourth in the SEC behind Alabama, Florida and Texas A&M.
In pass efficiency differential, LSU has risen up the national rankings in the last two weeks. They're now ranked ninth nationally at +47.8 and that ranks fourth in the SEC behind Alabama, South Carolina and Florida. In pass efficiency defense, LSU is third nationally behind Alabama and Florida.
At the end of the day, this LSU team can still accomplish everything they want to this season. We knew going in that this three game stretch of @Florida, South Carolina and @Texas A&M would be brutal and that LSU could drop one. But beat Alabama, win out, and LSU is right where they want to be. But that's kind of out of people's minds right now, isn't it? People are upset over the Florida game. And if they're like me, they're not so much upset that LSU lost but rather over the realization that this 2012 team, which we all looked forward to so much, has not shown anything to make us believe it's a championship team. A crazy flood of injuries and suspensions have certainly played a part. But the players just seem a little bit off to me.
Despite not winning the national championship a year ago, it's almost as if this group is suffering from a bit of the "hangover effect" that you often see after a championship season. After being SO DAMN GOOD in 2011, it's as if the guys just expect the good things to happen this year the way they did last year. Hell, we all thought that way, didn't we? I know I'm guilty of just assuming we'd be able to steamroll teams again when, in fact, a season like 2011 is very, very rare. The good news is that while injured and suspended players can't suddenly get back on the field, this mindset is something that can change.


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Cub 501 Picture
Does anyone know where we could see a recent..say within the last five years or so..picture of Cub 501..The first cub
mltiema, I just know you are joking by asking for a pic of 501 aren`t`ya?. I have been thinking about getting a new ID-Tag made for My Cub and now the thought of solving this mystery could be ended if I have the new tag numbered (501) and then I can post a picture of (501).
Then came Bronson
What everyones been waiting for
Since no one else would post a picture of 501 I decided I would
It's been right there with my posts for quite sometime. I just never noticed it before. Not in bad shape don't you think
Too late
Post edited - wrong topic. Sorry fellas.
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I couldn't stop myself. That was slightly twisted and not nice . I hope I won't be banished from cub.com
Here are some pictures of Cub #563. Near as I can sipher it rolled off the line the day after #501. Nothing has been added or modified.
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Interesting. It says "McCormick-Deering Farmall Cub." I would've thought it would have had the circle Cub decal.
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Jim, I would agree. What's interesting is it still has McCormick-Deering decals. It must've been a very early repaint!
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This Beautiful two bedroom home is located just two blocks walking distance to the village of Lake Placid and all its amenities, like the Olympic arena, olympic speed skating oval, toboggan rides, movie theatre, wonderful restaurants and shopping. The centre of Lake Placid is located on Mirror Lake. The road around Mirror Lake is approximately three miless, a walk or run would be wonderful with the breathtaking views of the Adrirondack Mountains. If you like hiking you can access many wilderness trails within a short drive. For you interest visit lakeplacidcom for events, hiking trails and what to explore during your stay in the adirondack region.
This house can accommodate four people. The master bedroom has a king bed with a half bath. The second bedroom has two twin beds that can be combined to be a king bed. In the living room, there is a stereo and a flat screen TV with premium cable and a computer for your use. The kitchen is fully equipped with four bar stools and a table and chairs for six. In the basement, there is a flat screen TV with cable, a VCR, and a DVD player, there are weights and excercise mats for your use. At the front and side of the house, you will find a deck with Adirondack chairs for you to sit and relax.
Outside in the garden you can enjoy a barbecuse with a gas grill. A full size washer and dryer is located in the basement. If you are feeling energetic, you can take one of our two kayaks down to Mirror Lake and see the town from the water. In July, watching the fireworks from the water is fabulous. During the winter if downhill or cross-country skiing is your sport it's only a short drive away.
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100% PET FREE (no pets ever present with owners or renters)
100% SMOKE FREE (no indoor smoking ever by owners or renters)
Electric Firlplace, Hairdryer, High Speend Internet, Premium Cable TV, Linens and Towels, Movie Collection, Music Collection, Microwave, toaster, Kayaks, outdoor gas grill, equipped kitchen, dishwaher, washer/dryer, deck, telephone with Canada and USA free calling, VCR, DVD player, stereo and CD player.
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Bike Paths
Bike Rentals
Boat Rentals
Boat Tour
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Farmer's Market
Fitness Club
Gas Station
Golf Courses
Grocery Store - Large
Live Theatre
Miniature Golf
Mountain Bike Centre
Movie Theatre
Nature Center or Attraction
Office/Shipping Service Store
Public Beach
Public Boat Launch
Scenic Ski Lift or Gondola Ride
Skiing, Alpine (downhill)
Skiing, Nordic (Cross Country)
Snow Shoeing
Hiking Trails
Historic Sites
Horse Trails
Urgent or Emergency Care Center
Ice Skating (indoor and outdoor)
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LORAIN -- East Erie Avenue is closed to local traffic while crews repair a sanitary sewer lateral between Euclid and Nebraska avenues, according to the Lorain Utilities Department.
The road closed about 7:30 a.m. and crews hope to finish the job by 7:30 p.m. today, said Gary Eckler, superintendent for Lorain sewer collections.
Workers had to dig about 12 feet down to reach the lateral, which needs repairs under the road, Eckler said.
The repair was scheduled for today and a lane of traffic is open for school buses, tractor-trailers or emergency vehicles, Eckler said. Other drivers should follow a detour around the project.


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Mistake # 120: But Dave Eggers Doesn't Use Dialogue Tags
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While I was on vacation, I picked up a copy of Dave Eggers' A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. And it is heartbreaking, and staggering, and all of those things. It's hard not to scarf down this book as if you're a starving person who just had a plate of steak and potatoes set before them. It just goes and goes and goes and you're there, hanging on every word like a life raft. At least that's how I feel when I read it. It pulls me along and before I know it I'm a hundred pages down the road and an hour has passed.
One thing I've noticed about this book and come to love is that Dave hardly ever uses dialogue tags. And yeah, some writers don't. But a lot of writers don't write long dialogue back and forth strings that take up two pages. Dave does and the tags are absent.
And this is where, if it were anyone else, people would be jumping up and down, screaming, "You can't do that! How do we know who's saying what? WE'RE SO FUCKING CONFUSED."
But you know what? With Dave, you aren't. Here's why:
By the time you reach a conversation string, you've read a walloping paragraph/page that has forced you to read at higher speeds. It's nearly manic. His voice is so audible, it's like he's talking to you, flinging his hands around, trying to make a point. So when you come upon the conversation, you're already a little used to speed, to mania, to some confusion, to feeling. You have already been listening in on Dave's thoughts — now you're listening in on a conversation.
Everything's back and forth most of the time. Toph says something and Dave responds. We know enough about these people (I feel weird saying characters) to know what they sound like when they speak. We've spent enough time in Dave's audible head to know what he's most likely to say. So when there's a conversation between him and someone else, we always know where Dave is, even without tags.
And the beauty of this whole thing is that without tags and without exact back and forth, (exact back and forth being that Dave says something and then Toph says something… sometimes Dave says something and on the next line, he's saying something again) you feel as if the conversation is even more real and authentic. Because when people are talking excitedly to each other, or scratch excitedly — just talking, they don't say something and then wait for the other person to respond. We frequently talk over each other. We interrupt. We correct ourselves, just change our minds mid-conversation and make a new, opposite point. And in this book, we hear that. And we hear it without being confused.
One of the things I find myself saying most while editing or working in a critique group is the phrase "dialogue tags." A lot of people don't like to use them. Which is fine. Obviously you can not use dialogue tags and everything will be fine. No mobs will hassle you.
But here's the thing: Missing dialogue tags only work if the speakers are clear. And usually, if someone asks you to use dialogue tags, it's not because you're being a rebel and breaking the rules and this person can't handle that — it's because your dialogue is just confusing and your reader is simply asking for clarity.
The thing is, you can obviously break rules. Fuck rules. Who needs 'em? The greats sure don't. But the fact is that the greats aren't just breaking rules willy-nilly and laughing at their own genius. Their rule-breaking is a kind of give and take. They find something new to do — and they find a way to clarify and qualify it.
Eggers couldn't have had his long, tagless strings if he hadn't first set the stage with his voice and characterization. Cormac McCarthy goes one more and doesn't even use quotation marks — not because he thought it would be cool, but because when you read without quotation marks everything sounds just a little more silent, just a little more lonely.
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The Alabama Senate has approved drug testing for some welfare applicants.
The Senate voted 24-4 Wednesday to require drug testing for any welfare applicant with a felony or misdemeanor conviction for drug possession or distribution in the last five years.
The bill's sponsor, Republican Sen. Trip Pittman of Daphne, says the legislation would give people using drugs an incentive to stop. His bill would cut off benefits to the head of a household after three failed drug tests, but others in the household would continue to get benefits. The bill is set to expire in 2017.
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The Road Not Taken III 5.10. AS one reaches the Butte in front of the parking area the route takes a system of ramps on the east face. The 1st pitch takes a break in the lower wall, directly below the large spikey blocks midway on the upper ramp. P1: Traverse right across a flake to a short hand crack to the rocky ledge and block belay 60'. Move belay about 300'left along the ledge to the start of the massive right-diagonaling ramp. Double bolt belay. P2: Follow ramp, at 20' 5.7 up wide crack, then easy to 5.6 step down to good ledge and 2 bolt anchor/rap 190'. P3: Up through 5.8 squeeze chimney to belay behind large blocks 85' P4: The great crack, a superb and unusual pitch. Most of this 180' pitch is about 5.7 .the final 20' is a 5.10 lieback into a short off-width. Descent: From the ledge just above the final belay, walk 300' left to rap anchors. It is essential that the first person down carries prussics or ascenders and knots the rope ends,as one does not touch rock until 40' below rap anchors. swing and get onto double bolts top of P3. or best walk to descent of Pearly Gates. (See new Desert Rock IV by Bjornstad) First Ascent:_ Jeff Pheasant, Paul Ross, Layne Potter.. Oct 2001. To date there are about 9 multi-pitch new routes on this Butte and about 9 in the Tombstone Area half mile or so from the Lost World. Many are recorded in the new Guide book.A nice quiet area.
Set of friends, best with extra #5#6. Two 60m ropes for rappel
The third pitch may be the worst climbing I have ever done, lots of dirt and loose blocks.
Pitch 3 . Sure you were on route ?? All we found was a typical sandstone 5.8 Offwidth...... No big deal !!
I think Paul's comment was in regards to one that I posted that is gone now. I had commented that the 3rd Pitch (2nd if you don't count the walk across the large ledge as a pitch) was one of the nastiest pitches I have ever climbed, tons of loose dirt and rocks, I had to empty out my shoes they were so full of dirt after that pitch. Still a fun route just be ready for loose dirt climbing.
Hi Bryson . Sorry about the dust in your socks . We are still puzzled as we had no such problems !! Maybe we think its just normal desert climbing... actually we are scruffy bugga's at the best of times ....Anyway glad you had fun... Cheers .
Yeah, it was an adventure. How the heck did you guys find that line??
Hi Bryson.. Well when you have been used to finding new unclimbed rock in the UK ,a line like TRNT stands out like a sore thumb. . If you want a few route finding problems try some of the very fun new climbs on the San Rafael Swell , Eastern Reef slabs, plus there is no nasty squeeze chimnies..Cheers Paul .
The weather can be great in the winter, or it can be bad. I spent the last couple winters climbing and establishing routes in the lost world butte area. I loved road not taken. We did that in fall of 2002 and it was a fantastic week out there. I loved the Gouli Basher Crack. Now I know what you mean.
Good Adventure route for sure. Frosty and I were having a good laugh over Paul's reply to Bryson's comments about the 3rd pitch. We had the pleasure of camping with Paul after we did this route and the bugga had no recollection of loose rock on the 3rd pitch. He is so use to loose rock that he probably never even thought of it. The 5.8 offwidth that Paul refers to is actually on the next pitch. Bryson is correct though as there is plenty of loose rock on the first ramp pitch, and although it really isn't bad getting across any of it, the final moves, climbing down and right to the anchors, are thought provoking to say the least. Your last 'decent' pro is about 40' back and left of you at that point and with the rope drag (it's almost a 60 m, rubble covered, ramp traverse pitch) it is a bit of a hairy, although easy, move. I missed the piece in Bryson's photo but I'm sure it is a mental piece at best. The Gouli Basher crack is unique and worthy, as is the summit. Good fun in a perverse way...
A friend and i went to climb this route, it would be an awesome route, but it needs a lot of work to clean it up. We brought a dog with us and we rapped off at the first chains too keep from killing the dog. Lots of loose rock don't climb with anything breathing below you, don't be afraid of throwing off loose microwave size rocks off instead of leaving it for the next party, which we were not able to do with the dog below us.
Someone must be taking those loose rock up there ...thought we removed most !!Anyway next time bring a hard hat for your dog or like we do with two Jack Russells use harnesses and tie them up well out of the trundling area.Simple as that ...
Great route. Pitch 2 looks like a war zone but isn't too bad due to it being a traverse, although the last unprotected 30 feet make things interesting. Go light on rack, with the exception of big cams for pitch 4. First 100' only protectable with #5 C4s or bigger, then you get a couple smaller placements, then save a #5 for the last 15'. Cool crack.
"...we rapped off at the first chains too keep from killing the dog" must be one of the weirdest comments on MP. Without the context it is hysterical. What an odd sport we all love....


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I have the exact same problem. It was working fine yesterday night, turned it off. This morning went to turn it on and all I got was a white screen with the Nokia logo just stuck there.
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Please I need help I have the same problem, Icannot tour on the device again....if someone have a solution please tell me!!!
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I sent the phone back to the seller in hong kong. They had their technician have a look at it. Apparently they had no issues with the phone. According to them it turned on, booted properly, and they could even get it to make a call. I got them to flash format the phone and install the new firmware. Since getting the phone back I have had no dramas. I have absolutely no idea what the problem was, but it's gone now.
I hope those of you who have also had trouble with your N97s get it sorted out. The rest of you, thanks for your advice.
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If everything else failed, you'll have to do a hard-reset (you will loose all your settings and apps installed to the C: drive.
Keep pressed SHIFT + SPACE + BACKSPACE keys while pressing briefly (until vibrates) the POWER button. Keep the 3 keyboard keys pressed until you hear the booting melody.
In the last 5 days I have to do this 4 or 5 times (so it is buried in my memory, LOL) I hope you have to do it fewer times !!
Good luck !!
BTW: For crossed-diagnosing purposes, Could you tell me the model and firmware you have (you could get it typing *#0000# on the dialpad) I'm interested in the RM-??? and Firmware rev data. -- Thanks
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I had this same as everyone else and used the hard reset,it works well and it didn't happened for one month yet.
I love hard reset option
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wow...the hard reset work thanks guys......
but..how come some of my videos don't show in Videos and TV, but if I check the mass storage using my pc..i can see those videos.
Also, messaging loads very slow...
any suggestions guys?
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reformatting is your solution for now. it is kind of like cleaning up your computer so it can run smooth and faster and bug free. it is a part of life with smartphones these days. it is good for the phone as long as you don't reformat mass memory too often or memory card you will be ok. i know its a pain in the b.....ttt but for many things it is the only way to go.
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Hello, I've read some posts, but I could not understand if there is any possibility to preview a MMS message to a real phone without having to send it via a mmsc. My need is to upload the message to the phone, so that a client of mine could see a preview of message on a real phone. Showing it on a notebook pc in the emulator would not have the same effect...
It would be better if I could use a 7650, but any model is accepted, provided it supports this feature.
Is there any way to do it?
Do you think it cold be a good workaround to upload different parts of a message (smil, gif, wml) on the phone an then compose the message directly on the phone?
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Louisiana Tech head coach Mark Montgomery and his coaching staff has been busy since their arrival in Ruston just over a year ago.
On Wednesday during the first day of the early national signing period, Montgomery and Co. announced the addition of seven high school prep stars to the Lady Techster softball program, including four from the state of Louisiana.
Tech added shortstop Katie Smith (Bossier City, La./Airline HS), pitcher Carolina Sanchez (Shreveport, La./Evangel Christian), pitcher Bailey Allen (Pineville, La./Pineville HS), catcher/utility Kassidy Harris (Ida, La./North Caddo Magnet HS), shortstop Karlee Jensen (Taylorsville, Utah/Taylorsville HS), shortstop Casey Ingram (Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville HS) and shortstop Taylor Brintzenhoff (Fleetwood, Penn./Brandywine Heights HS).
"This is our first full recruiting class," Montgomery said. "The thing we wanted to address foremost was depth at all positions. Therefore we have four shortstops whose athletic abilities allow them to play multiple position, one true utility player, and two pitchers. This should allow us to be at least three deep at every position with quality and each player really only having to learn two positions.
"We are very excited to add a little Louisiana flavor to the roster, but we have also expanded our recruiting to some new areas that we think will really pay huge dividends now and in the future."
Allen has lettered for the past three years for Coach Mark Mertens at Pineville High School where she has led the program to pair of bi-district titles the past two seasons.
"Bailey is a pitcher with a tremendous upside," said Montgomery. "She has as much movement in her best pitch as anyone in the country. After developing another pitch or two, and working on her consistency, she could become remarkable."
Allen is a three-time all-district selection and was named to the All-CENLA team by the Alexandria Town Talk last season after posting a 19-5 record with a 1.19 earned run average. She also added 189 strikeouts on the year.
"I chose LA Tech because I believe it's the perfect fit for me," Allen said. "All the coaches and players are awesome, and I can't wait to be a part of such a great team."
Sanchez is another pitcher from the area who lettered the past five years at Evangel Christian Academy where she helped lead the program to a pair of state championship game appearances.
"Carolina has all of the abilities to be the next great pitcher at Louisiana Tech," Montgomery said. "She throws multiple pitches with great velocity and has fantastic movement. She has also displayed outstanding power at the plate. Carolina has the tools to help take us to the next level."
Sanchez is a five-time first team all-district selection, a three-time all-city honoree by the Shreveport Times and a two-time all-area selection. She was also named first team all-state as a junior, posting a 1.21 earned run average with 91 strikeouts and a 14-5 record.
"I chose Tech because my mom wanted me to stay close so she could come watch games and so we could see each other often," Sanchez said. "Also because of Coach Montgomery; the program is already better after his first year and is going to continue to rise. I'm confident in his ability to create a great team, and I already know a few of my future teammates. That just seals the deal."
Harris lettered for two years at McLeod I.S.D. in Texas before moving to Louisiana where she played as a junior for coach Lory Kowaleski at North Caddo Magnet.
"Kassidy is a true utility player," Montgomery said. "In fact other than pitcher, I'm not sure there is a position she can't play. However, it is her left-handed bat, and the fact that she can hit for both power and average that will allow her to be an immediate asset to our team."
Harris is a three-time first team all-district selection during her high school career and was named all-city by the Shreveport Times and all-state as a junior at North Caddo Magnet. She batted .536 with six home runs, 35 RBI and 28 stolen bases as a junior and was named team MVP. During her playing days in Texas, she was named the Newcomer of the Year by the Texarkana Gazette as a freshman and Offensive MVP by the media outlet as a sophomore.
"When I first walked on the Louisiana Tech campus, it felt like home," Harris said.
Smith is one of four shortstops that Montgomery signed who should provide Tech with plenty of infield depth over the course of the next four years. She has lettered for three years for Danny Roberts at Airline High School.
"Katie is arguably the best fielder in the state of Louisiana," Montgomery said. "She make defense look smooth and effortless, and I have seen her make every throw from about every arm angle. She has been playing college level defense since her sophomore year in high school."
Smith has played shortstop, second base and outfield during her high school career. She batted .426 as a junior with 24 RBI. She is a three-time all-district selection, two-time all-city honoree by the Shreveport Times and two-time all-state honoree.
"I am signing with Louisiana Tech because I think it is the best fit for me," Smith said. "I have always wanted to play college softball, and Tech has always been at the top of my list. I feel very thankful and blessed to have been given this opportunity."
Jensen is a three-year letter winner for Coach Rich Kaelin at Taylorsville High School in Utah who has also played shortstop, second base and outfield for the Warriors.
"Karlee is a slick fielding infielder," said Montgomery. "Her style of play is very similar to that of Derek Jeter. She can range deep into the hole and make the strongest of throws to first base. In addition she has surprising power in her swing."
Jensen batted .506 as a junior with six home runs and 38 RBI. She is a three-time first team all-region honoree and was named first team all-state as a junior and second team all-state as a freshman and sophomore. She led Taylorsville to a first place finish in their region as a freshman and sophomore and a second place finish as a junior.
"I am excited to play for a school that has a strong academic reputation and softball tradition," said Jensen. "I fell in love with the coaches, campus and team. I am proud to be a Lady Techster."
Brintzenhoff signs with LA Tech after lettering for Coach Donald Roach at Brandywine Heights School in Pennsylvania where she played shortstop for the Bullets.
"Taylor is maybe our strongest athlete in this class," Montgomery said. "In addition to having great defensive skills, her hitting ability is what impressed us the most. Her strong swing will provide significant power to our line-up."
Brintzenhoff led the Bullets to three straight district titles and the 2013 Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class 2A state title. As a junior she batted .438 with a .505 on-base percentage and a .760 slugging percentage. She is a two-time all-division selection.
"I am excited to sign with Louisiana Tech because it's such a beautiful area and a perfect fit," Brintzenhoff said. "The coaches, the team, the campus and the town … it all falls into place. I feel at home when I'm in Ruston, and I can't wait to become a Lady Techster."
Ingram lettered for Coach David Sisson at Pflugerville High School in Texas where she played shortstop, second base, outfield and catcher.
"Casey is a fireball," said Montgomery. "While small in stature she plays this game as if she is 6-feet tall. She is a versatile fielder with speed, and plays the game with passion that is immediately apparent to anyone watching."
Ingram helped lead the Panthers to the bi-district title and the area finals in 2011 and 2013 and was a two-time honorable mention all-district honoree. The three-time academic all-district selection also received the Fighting Heart Award, a school-wide honor that is voted on by all the coaches.
"I've always had the goal to play Division I softball at a school strong in traditions," said Ingram. "After my first visit, I knew Louisiana Tech was the place I could accomplish this goal while pursuing my degree. The coaching staff saw the passion I have for the game, and I am excited to play for them the next four years."
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It's been 16 months since I first shared shared my experience in Vibram Five Fingers (VFFs) and since I just passed the 1,000km mark 2 weeks ago in these strange looking minimalist shoes (I refuse to call them "barefoot shoes". You are either barefoot or in various kinds of footwear.), I'd like to share again on my journey thus far.
The two ailments I had in regular shoes prior to switching to VFFs were plantar fasciitis and knee aches/pains. Knee aches have been non-existent so far. As for plantar fasciitis, the only times when I will feel slight pain is when I haven't been running for a period and I MIGHT feel a little pull under the left foot during the 1st to 2nd run. So I can safely say that I am rid of these two problems for good every since switching to VFFs
Besides the period of time last year when I went got top of the foot pain (suspected tendinitis), probably from switching to VFFs much too soon without a transition plan, I was completely free of any injuries. Apart from a good, progressive training plan, the most important thing for any runner is to be injury free. An injury can set you back for weeks, months & even years of progress in fitness and being free from that ensures that you can constantly improve even if you are just inching forward.
I wish I had found some way to measure my feet before switching to Vibram Five Fingers; especially the bridge of my feet because I can almost swear that the arches of my feet have risen slightly over time and they feel more muscular as well. I remember being identified by a "shoe specialist" that I am leaning towards being flat footed and I have not encountered any problems from "the lack of arch support".
I have 3 pairs of Vibram Five Fingers now. One pair of Classics that I use to walk in on an almost daily basis and 2 pairs of Bikila that I rotate for runs. Note that I don't rotate them because of cushioning; I rotate em so that they have time to be dry from sweat and wet weather.
How long do these thin shoes last? I run mostly on cement and tarmac and manage to clock 600km in my VFFs KSO. I could have continued to run in them but I don't want holes in my socks when a section of my socks started showing through the bottom of my KSO. I read of others like this dude who clocked over 1,200km in a pair and still going strong!
I really don't see myself running in anything else but minimalist shoes and will recommend it to anyone. But along my journey, I have also came to a bigger understanding that the saying of "If it ain't broke, do not fix it!" applies to shoes as well. If you never had a problem running in shoes or even landing on your heels, I'd say that you are a lucky man/woman.
Else, if you are willing to forgo the concept of cushioning and structured shoes or have been getting injured, I will highly recommend you to give minimalist shoes a try and run like how we humans are engineered to. Remember to transition slowly!
Here's a screen-shot of a recent barefooting article by My Paper where I gave a short blurb on running with minimalist shoes.
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Feel free to contact me to discuss about VFFs or running! I always love to make another friend who enjoys this misunderstood sport. I can be reached via my contact form, on Twitter and through Facebook.


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Get a Good Fit–Prevent chronic foot problems in 6 easy steps.
1 Shop in the p.m. Feet swell during the day. Try on boots in the evening, and they'll fit–and feel–like they do on the trail. Always wear hiking socks when trying on boots.
2 Measure your feet Do it every time you buy boots–your size can increase as you age. A good bootfitter will measure both feet using a Brannock device. If the sizes are different, go with the larger one.
3 Shop around Try on several models and brands, because almost every boot is built on a different last (the mold that determines a shoe's internal shape). Note: Fit usually doesn't improve after break-in. Wear will reduce stiffness, not fit problems.
4 Take a test drive Walk up and down an incline board and check that your heel stays stationary and your toes don't slam into the front. Spend at least 15 minutes walking around, and if you feel pressure points anywhere, keep looking.
5 Wait for perfection You'll know it when you feel it: Your heel is cradled snugly, your midfoot and arch feel well supported, and your toes have wiggle room.
6 Add padding Did all of the above and you still have sore dogs? Try aftermarket insoles, which boost arch support and lateral rigidity. They can also improve fit, especially if you have low-volume feet.
Putting plastic bags on your feet is probably the dumbest idea. One, your feet cannot breath. Two, that would cause a lot of moisture build up. Three, that will result in trench foot and blisters.
Although putting plastic bags over your feet prevent moisture from getting into your socks it does not let sweat escape from them. Thus, your feet still get wet from your own moisture generation.


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The day worker center is very strongly opposed by literally everyone I know. No one wants it here.
And they planted that tree too close to the sidewalk, in a few years it will cause all sorts of problems for us to repair the damage they caused and increase our property taxes.
on Nov 16, 2008 at 10:58 pm
Is this center for everyone, or just immigrants?
on Nov 17, 2008 at 8:17 am
Is this a joke? No property owners want it, the area's is zoned for residential so the city will have to make an exception, no one wants free labor (which no doubt exploits some one down the line), and it primarily serves the illegal immigrant population which is draining our state and city of revenue while ruining our system of public education.
I'd like to set up a coffeeshop out of my garage in old Mountain View, in a residential zone. I'm going to ask the city for an exception. I'm going to offer a free cup of coffee to anyone who might oppose it. My employees will all be illegal and I ain't going to pay them squat. Oh, and I'll be seeking donations for my project.


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DeCastro went down after playing about 2/3 of the Steelers offensive snaps in their loss to Oakland in Week 8. He's been getting stronger with each passing game, and his absence would be a significant blow to an up-and-down offensive line.
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Offensive lineman Guy Whimper suffered a hyperextended knee, and he should play, according to Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.
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It's almost tax time. Imagine if you didn't have to pay state income tax. To stay competitive, Governor Dave Heineman is proposing exactly that.
It's a welcome round of applause for Heineman Tuesday. Where in front of local lawmakers, he gave his annual State of the State Address.
"This is a great state and it starts with our citizens," Heineman said.
In this year's budget, Heineman plans to tackle education, making it more affordable and more accessible. He's also looking at how to prepare the state for the Affordable Health Care Act next year and Medicaid expansion. Heineman opposes it, calling it an "enormous financial impact."
But it was his third and final piece of the budget that caught the attention of the Legislature: major tax reform.
"Without the individual income tax and corporate income tax, there would be no income tax on working Nebraskans," Heineman said. "Social Security and military retirement income would no longer be taxed. There would be no tax on small business income."
To achieve this, Heineman wants to eliminate more than 2 billion dollars in certain sales tax exemptions for businesses,. He says many companies are willing to have this conversation.
Speaker Greg Adams expects a lot of debate within the revenue committee.
"Every one of those sales tax exemptions on the books has a constituency," Adams said. "Their arguments will be compelling and the gloves will come off."
While the whole thing may sound good, Senator Jeremy Nordquist says over the long run, other taxes will need to be increased to offset the difference.
"If they add all of that up, I think ultimately the burden under this plan shifts from corporations and high-income earners to middle-class Nebraskans," Nordquist said. "So, that's where I have great concern over the Governor's package."
Heineman hopes his ideas on tax reform will make the state more competitive with Wyoming and South Dakota, neither of which have a state income tax.
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Our economies and our daily life increasingly depend on space based systems and infrastructures. Be it for weather forecasting, telecommunications, television, financial transactions, our transport systems as well as for our security. Satellites have already a direct impact on our lives and surely this trend will increase more and more in the decades to come.
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Former Timberlane High hoop star Samantha "Sam" Wheeler of Derry was among those injured when a charter bus carrying the University of Maine women's basketball team went off Interstate 95 in Georgetown last night.
Wheeler's on-court career was ended in early 2012 by the lingering effects of two concussions. She remained with the Black Bears as the team's director of basketball operations, according to a statement released by the university last night.
Coach Richard Barron was treated for facial lacerations, and two players, Ashleigh Roberts and Corinne Wellington, were also injured, according to the statement.
Wheeler was leading the Black Bears in scoring and rebounding when she banged her head against the wall after a collision during practice during the 2010-11 season.
She made a comeback in the 2011-12 season, but suffered another concussion in a game against UMass that December.
Wheeler, who graduated from Maine in 2012, had dreamed of playing for the Black Bears since she was a girl.
Her grandfather, Manchester "Manch" Wheeler, had quarterbacked the football team and was drafted by the Buffalo Bills of the old AFL in 1962; her uncle, Jeff Wheeler, captained the 1984-85 Maine basketball team.
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naruto: what the heck? i thought he'd be an old geezer!
kakashi: g-gh...this..this cant...
gai: obito...why...
he falls to his knees. kakashi holds his eye while beginning to pass out.
bee: snap out of it! yo!
tobi surges forward in rage, shooting out stakes from his eyes.
bee: naruto!
naruto: i know uncle bee!
naruto begins crushing them with chakra arms. tobi smiles and draws his warfan, batting away another chakra arm attack.
shinra tensei! naruto puts chakra into his feet and reverses the attack. tobi is blown back with force but goes intangible in time to stop any damage.
naruto: so he can use rinnegan paths?
tobi: damn it...
kakashi: is it you obito? or not?
tobi: why should i tell you? you couldn't even protect rin. honestly. it was a very simple promise. and you couldnt even do that. such trash.
kakashi: why would you do this? you attacked konoha..you attacked sensei! a pregnant woman!
kakashi flashes back to seeing kurama rampaging across konoha, and gamabunta appearing in the nick of time.
tobi: i dont expect someone like you to understand! i sent myself into oblivion to save your worthless life and i did it on a lie! freedom and peace are not peace at all. theres no such thing as heroes or hope anymore. i once believed people can be heroes. but all you get for being a hero is this.
he points to the scars on his right side.
gai: i cant believe this is the same kid i beat all those years ago.
tobi: shut up. you're the kid you miserable fool. can't even remember faces. you cant remember this face is what is driving the world to the best chance it has of peace. my infinite tsukiyomi! you cant remember a damn thing because you are just as bad as the senjus! the will of fire dies tonight.
kakashi: you've fallen so far...obito.
tobi: you dont have the right to talk to me.
kakashi: no your right....rin's fate was my fault. but...punish me for that. not innocent people.
tobi: and do you think that petty sentiment is going to convince me to stop? my father...mother...rin...BRING THEM ALL BACK!
naruto flashes to sasuke saying the same thing.
naruto: uchihas are truly cursed by hatred....what you said to me..that im like the first hokage...
obito: yeah you have the same rotten senju stink as his cells do. disgusting! i have no respect for this sentiment kakashi. the will of fire discriminated against my clan. the will of fire instigated entire wars for greed and land. the will of fire drove them to rebellion, following in madara's footsteps. but i will rectify their errors. it is time...
he picks up the warfan.
obito: for you all to lie down and die. you have no place in my perfect world. me, the rightful heir to all uchiha! and i....will be the god of this world. khe..heh hehehehehe!
?: my my, you truly do go on some rants dont you? if anyones going to be god... its me.
mokuton roots spring from the ground, much like the zetsu mayfly. and out comes...
naruto: madara uchiha!
kakashi: uchiha..who?
madara: ive been looking forward to see how my grandson had grown after all.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- April 5, 2008 -- Nikki Hay won three events and finished second in a fourth to lead the Springfield College women's track & field team to victory in a quadrangular meet at Middlebury College last Saturday.
Springfield scored 229 points, followed by Middlebury (191), Bowdoin (183), and Colby-Sawyer (24).
Hay, a sophomore from Norwalk, Conn., finished first in the 100-meter dash (13.01), long jump (16-7 1/4), and triple jump (36-9). She also finished second in the 200-meter dash (26.43). Hay competed in the triple jump at the indoor NCAA Division III nationals last month in Ada, Ohio.
As a team, Springfield captured seven firsts in this highly-competitive meet.
Freshman Lacey Cartier (York, Me.) placed first in the 800 (2:21.43). Senior Kayla Robertson (Peace Dale, R.I.) took a first in the high jump (5-0 1/4). Junior All-American Kelsey Bishop (Warwick, R.I.) placed first in her specialty, the hammer (156-0). The other first place finish was claimed by senior Ashley Palmer (Holyoke, Mass.) in the 100-meter hurdles (16.51). She also had a third in the high jump (4-10 1/4).
Others from SC placed second and third. Sophomore Nicole Reynolds (Riverside, R.I.) placed second in the 400 ((1:02.86). Sophomore Amanda DiPaolo (Garrison, N.Y.) finished third in the 5000 (18:58.67). Freshman Kathryn Schumann (Cromwell, Conn.) placed third in the pole vault (7-10 1/2). Freshman Rachel Keyworth (Berlin, Conn.) took a third in the discus (99-11). Freshman Katie Bolton (Epping, N.H.) took a third in the javelin (103-10). And freshman Katherine Ward (Winslow, Me.) took a pair of thirds in the shot put (33-1 3/4) and the hammer (110-10).
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The 'big fella' on the big cat: "The Bay is a small place"
America's Cup Regatta Director Iain Murray, known to many in the sailing community as 'big fella', spent Tuesday afternoon foiling around San Francisco Bay with ORACLE TEAM USA. It wasn't a joyride however; Murray was assessing how the guest racer program could work on the AC72.
"They're wonderful boats and fantastic crews as you would expect at the America's Cup," he said. "With some practical safety measures and time I think we can provide a good opportunity for guests this summer."
Murray, who has spent plenty of time on high-performance monohulls from 18-foot skiffs to giant offshore race boats like Wild Oats, says the sensations on board an AC72 are very different.
"The normal feedback of wind and waves that give you the sense of speed aren't there on a catamaran," he said. "It's a very serene sense of speed. Almost unemotional compared to the fuss you get with a big yacht."
And it's a similarly subtle sensation as the boat lifts up onto the foils: "It's actually quite hard to tell. You almost have to look. If you were blindfolded you probably wouldn't know you were lifting out of the water. The biggest sign is the reduction in noise as the waves and splashing go away as the boat comes out of the water."
And of course, the pure speed is impressive.
"The speed they travel and the ground they cover and the efficiency of the boats mean they just tear across the Bay," Murray said. "The most impressive part to me was how efficient the boat was sailing upwind. Tacking was surprisingly good; they tacked as well as a monohull in my opinion.
"The Bay becomes a very small place in these boats. The races are going to go by very fast and I think it's going to be quite a spectacle for the fans on shore."


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Accommodation Spain Barcelona AinB B&B Eixample-Muntaner
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Comfortable elegantly designed rooms with private bathroom, for maximum 2 persons. Decoration includes pieces of baroque furniture - small tables, and armchairs, that define a strong and unique personality.
Breakfast is included in the price. Access to common areas: sunny and spacious living room with flat screen satellite TV (where breakfast is served) and fully equipped kitchen at your disposition 24 h, no charges applicable.
In a neo-classic building in the centre of Barcelona, only steps away from Plaza Catalunya and Las Ramblas. In the famous and highly fashionable Eixample, that hosts a great number of the most popular modernist buildings: Casa Batllo, La Pedrera, etc.
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Please contact us at (+34) 933106623 or (+34) 618 064 701, 30 minutes prior to your arrival.
Check in starts at 15.00, but you can leave your luggage with us if you come earlier.
Check out must be done by 11.00, but late check-out is possible upon room availability. Please contact with our Reception for rates and room availability.
Cancellations can only be made by email and 5 days in advance. Late cancellation and no-shows will be charged one night's price.
GUESTS WHO MAKE A RESERVATION 24h BEFORE ARRIVAL OR THE SAME DAY OF THE ARRIVAL MUST CONFIRM THEIR RESERVATION BY TELEPHONE ON (+34) 933 106 623 or (+34) 618 064 701
AinB B&B Eixample Muntaner offers different discounts on city tours (hope-on hop-off bus), flamenco shows, night clubs and more, so be sure to ask for more information in the Reception. Our staff will always try to best attend your needs while youre staying in our apartment.
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Diego was the key to the experience. He was so nice and made sure that we had a super breakfast. The apartment was close to everything and quiet when you needed to sleep.
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