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William Wallace
Apr 26, 2008, 10:38 PM
My friends ibook, g3 (Blueberry) will not start up completely it turns on but the screen stays gray, is there any thing he can do to fix it or is it dead?
Apr 26, 2008, 11:22 PM
Have you tried to reset the PRAM or the PMU?
William Wallace
Apr 27, 2008, 12:12 AM
thank you i will try that
Apr 27, 2008, 02:34 AM
It depends exactly how far its getting. It sounds like either the hard disk has problems and it is stalling during startup, or there is a software problem and cant start up because of that.
Is what version of the OS is it running?
If you can, try starting up from OS X install disks (put in drive and start up holding C key). Once you have done, run disk utility on the hard disk and see if there are any disk errors. If it fails you can try repairing in disk utility but if it fails several times you will possibly have to do an erase. If that doesnt fix it then the drive has actually failed and you cant do anything except replace the hard drive. If it comes up clean, try an archive and install of the system software.
Apr 27, 2008, 03:53 PM
I'm not sure because I don't own an iBook, but here are some generic troubleshooters to try:
1. Try starting up from the installation CD. Open the CD slot (This can be done by holding the mouse (touchpad?) button down while starting up), insert the disk, and restart while holding down the C key. If that doesn't work, hold down the option key while starting up and select the CD from the menu that appears.
2. Start up with the command, option, O, and F keys held down. A white screen with black text should appear. (If not, then yes, it probably is toast.) When the screen appears, type "reset-nvram". You may be prompted for your Open Firmware Password. If so, enter it. (If you can't remember it, then there is no way to fix your computer other than waiting for a couple of years for the on-board battery to die.) Next, type "reset-all". then, restart the computer and try step 1 again.
Apple has excellent documentation on Open Firmware Password. Make them explain it to you; I'm making this post way too long. If no menu appears when you hold down the option key or nothing happens when you hold down cmd-opt-O-F, then something's happening that I can't fix.
Hope this helps!


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5/5 rDev +30.9%
08-13-2014 15:16:43 | More by Jeanmarie_r
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +4.7%
07-02-2014 02:25:43 | More by JMS1512
New York
3.21/5 rDev -16%
Best beer selection at the Palisades Center, not saying much though. They have a decent selection of most styles of beer. Not much knowledge from the staff, often understaffed and sometimes hard to get service. They do have a regular set on tap and have 6 rotating taps that change monthly.
Atmosphere is loud, classic rock is blaring at all times, and there is always a zillion tvs with every game on. Food is alright a mishmash of everything. It is a little over priced, but it is in a giant mall.
I do recommend the place for a pint or two, or for dinner before seeing a movie in the mall. I often stop in while my wife shops.
Not the best place, but a decent spot. Would go again.
01-06-2014 05:42:38 | More by tikk
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
12-18-2013 03:28:14 | More by Kevincredible
New York
2.55/5 rDev -33.2%
I'll put this out there: I'm a snob. I hate chains, I hate big box stores, I've lived in Brooklyn (aka Paradise) and often watch Portlandia identifying with the characters and laughing...well at myself really. So, that is the prism through which this review must be read.
I hated the atmosphere. Hated it. Its a SLIGHTLY toned down version of Buffalo Wild Wings. Its an amusement park thats schtick is good beer. But with all that stimulus overload all my beers tasted like Coldplay and smelled like ESPN. Won't go back.
Service. Well, nice enough but the people who work there applied at 12 other places in the mall that day. So, don't ask questions, you know A LOT more than they do. Also, they're incredibly slow. And due to that slowness, I ordered a "six pack sampler" (do not ask about flights, they do not understand that term), which is pre picked for you and there are no substitutions, while I was halfway through my first beer and was told they couldn't bring it out because there was a limit on "how many ounces could be on a table" (true story). We were eating there before seeing a movie, so time was tight and of course I had to wait 5 mins after I finished my first beer for the sampler to arrive. I'm getting annoyed just recalling this experience.
Selection: If you find yourself in a mall, this place, regardless of all else, can be an oasis. I highly doubt they give a shite about freshness but they did have a few beers I'd never had. Out of there 150+ beers, I've had most. If you've been into beer for more than a couple years, you probably have too. But still, its a decent selection and if they happen to have a couple rarities then good on you mate.
Food: Not bad, but like I said, I want to know my chicken's name, what the farm was like where he came from, and whether there were other chickens there for him to hang around with.
Value: Pretty good.
Overall: if you're making a trip to this place specifically, you can hopefully find a better spot and give your cash to a local owner, not a big corporation cashing in on the latest trend. If you're stuck at a mall anyways, you may as well give your money to this corporation because at least they've cashed in on the latest and greatest trend.
07-26-2013 19:24:12 | More by adkrogue
New York
3.84/5 rDev +0.5%
This version of the Yard House chain, is located in a HUGE mall just a few miles from the Tappan Zee bridge.
Large room, lots of tvs, decent food. We went with a large group on a busy friday evening and the service was sorta chaotic and took forever. If we wanted a beer the best option was to buy it at the bar and that was not easy either. They were swamped and seemed to be understaffed...of well, go for the happy hour specals and the HUGE tap list.
Green Flash West coast IPA was fresh, in good shape and quite delicious.
Yeah its a chain, yeah its in a GIANT mall.... Still worth checking out for the beer options, if you are local or if you are passing through the area. Over a hundred mostly high quality options.
06-16-2013 16:23:15 | More by Billolick
New York
3.65/5 rDev -4.5%
The Yard House is strictly a place for atmosphere and beer selection. The place itself is huge, tv's everywhere to watch sports. I know It's a chain but it's a chain that is none existant anywhere else in New York... therefore It's new to the locals here. The food is decent, they have great apps but the entres themselves are average. Tons of food choices like mexican italian american and so on.... but lets be honest, people visit the Yard House for it's crazy selection of beer. Close to 200 beers on tap at all times. Yes its pricey but the variety of beer selection is endless. Great place to hangout while your stuck in a huge mall that you do not want to be in.
12-19-2012 21:02:46 | More by rymurphy617
New Jersey
4.53/5 rDev +18.6%
Do you like beer? Do you like sports? Do you like food? If you answered yes to any of these questions then this is the place for you.
Was amazed at the selection of beers on tap..I think our server said 180+ (not sure if that was total or just on tap). I didn't count, but from looking at the menu that seemed about right. 10-15 of those were limited offerings. If you're a sports fan and a beer geek then this is your Graceland.
Nice atmosphere..sort of a modern..silver, black and white look to it. Although it's a sports bar with maybe 15-20 flatscreen tv's, it's definitely a kid friendly place. The food was good to very good. You'll probably spend a couple dollars more per item then at some other chain American food/sports bar type places, yet it's worth it because the ambiance and beer selecton is significantly better then almost ALL other similar establishments. Our server was friendly and knowledgable. The beer was very reasonable..about 6 bucks for a 16oz of some good quality craft beers.
I met a buddy of mine there to watch the J-E-T-S's Gump their way to a win yesterday. Now both of us have young children and this is the one free Sunday we were granted in probably the last 2 years, so if this place didn't live up to expectations it would have been a real letdown. Fortunately, we loved it! Now here's the kicker...the YardHouse is in the Palisades mall. So we got to thinking...we can meet here with our wives and kids for lunch on Sunday's..after lunch we stick around to watch the early games..while our wives go shopping with the kids and everyone is happy! BBBRRRILIANT!!!
Yes I'll be going back...OFTEN
09-24-2012 18:18:07 | More by Melikeydahop
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Old Walcountians paid the price for leaving it late as they went down 25-17 at Kingston in Surrey One on Saturday.
The Counts were missing two of their most forceful forwards in Matt Pridding and Remy Claustres, but this alone did not explain a lacklustre first half performance in which a powerful and efficient Kingston pack won the majority of possession.
The Kingston backs also played well and their fly-half drilled Walcountians backwards with a series of searching tactical kicks.
Walcountians held out until the 17th minute, but a try from Kingston's blind-side flanker after their inside-centre had carved a hole in the defence marked the beginning of the host's drive towards victory.
Kingston were 12 points up on 25 minutes when their open-side flanker caught Walcountians napping with a touchline break which yielded their second try.
Although Walcountians went close to opening their account two minutes later when flanker Gerry Connor was held up on the line after fly-half Tom Diamond had opened up the Kingston defence, Kingston added their third try in the 33rd minute when their number eight was put clear after his fellow forwards recycled the ball from a ruck in the Walcountians' 22.
Walcountians were a transformed side in the second half, with the forwards, inspired by skipper Steve Cowlin, starting to compete for possession and showing more aggression in driving play forwards.
The Counts' dangerous half-backs, Tom and Will Diamond, began to see much more possession and began to run the Kingston defence ragged.
Five minutes into the second half, Walcountians were back in the game after forceful centre Chris Walsh bounced off two attempted tackles and forced his way over for a try.
Walcountians were conceding too many penalties and Kingston's fly-half successfully converted two kicks to stretch Kingston's lead.
However, the middle part of the second half saw Walcountians stun Kingston as elusive fly-half Tom Diamond scored two breathtaking tries and put them back in the game.
The first came when he took the ball after the Counts forwards recycled the ball from a ruck and swerved past several defenders to touch down.
The second followed when Steve Cowlin fed the backs and the mercurial Diamond left four defenders in his wake as he danced his way over for a try which he converted himself.
Walcountians' chance of victory evaporated after they were reduced to 14 players for the closing minutes after lock Pete Cowlin was sin-binned for a late tackle.
Walcountians have no game next Saturday and return to League action on October 20 when they take on newly-promoted Old Cranleighans (kick-off at Clock House is at 3pm).
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Approximately 60 million Americans, nearly one-third of all adults and about one in five children, are obese. In 2008, only one state -- Colorado -- had an obesity rate less than 20%.
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Here's MSC's June Steel Structure Trivia question! New Orleans' seven-year-long $1.2-billion Huey P. Long Expansion Project was completed on June 16 when the updated bridge was fully open to drivers. The widening of this landmark steel bridge accommodates increasing regional traffic flow and today's increased load requirements. The above image is a composite artwork of the bridge using an original and recent construction photo. Your trivia question is: What year did the original Huey P. Long Bridge open? Photo: Courtesy of Shane Peck at LA Timed Managers (new construction photo) and Joe Spadea / Modjeski and Masters who provided the original photo and created the compilation.
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"Modjeski and Masters has a long history with the Huey P. Long Bridge and the completion of the widening project marks the beginning of a new era for the city of New Orleans and Huey P. Long Bridge travelers," said Bruce Peterson, senior associate and Huey P. Long Bridge Widening project manager at Modjeski and Masters. "The ability to expand the bridge versus replace it is a testament to the original bridge's solid design – saving money for the state of Louisiana and taxpayers alike."
The Huey P. Long Bridge was originally constructed in the 1930s as one of the first Mississippi River spans built in Louisiana. The cantilevered steel through truss bridge was originally designed by Ralph Modjeski, founding partner at Modjeski and Masters – the same engineering firm that created the innovative design for the expansion project. The seven-year project was divided into four phases, including main bridge pier widening, rail modifications, main bridge truss widening and construction of new approaches.
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Paris, France (SportsNetwork.com) - Su-Wei Hsieh of Taiwan and Peng Shuai of China captured the women's doubles title at the French Open on Sunday with a straight-set victory over the Italian duo of Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci.
Hsieh and Peng earned a 6-4, 6-1 triumph in the final for their second Grand Slam doubles crown. They also teamed to win the Wimbledon championship last summer.
The matchup of the top women's teams featured numerous breaks of serve and the Italians grabbed a 3-1 edge early before Hsieh and Peng rattled off five of the next six games, breaking Errani's serve twice.
Peng was broken to start the second set, but the Italians could not win another game. Vinci was broken twice and Errani once more during the 30-minute second set.
Errani and Vinci won the 2012 French doubles crown and finished as the runners-up last year. They won the Australian Open title earlier this year for their fourth Grand Slam championship.


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FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) -- During the tumultuous period of the 1980s and 1990s within the Southern Baptist Convention, Paige Patterson, then-president of the Criswell College, was at the forefront of the struggle over biblical inerrancy between theological conservatives and moderates.
Two significant debates occurred between Patterson and moderate leaders in 1981 -- one with Cecil Sherman on Feb. 11 and the other with Kenneth Chafin on June 6.
Jason Duesing, vice president for strategic initiatives and assistant professor of historical theology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, presented research at the SWBTS student center on the two debates in a paper titled "Debating Paige Patterson: 1981 Southern Baptist Inerrancy Debates with Cecil Sherman and Kenneth Chafin."
"On a denominational level, for Southern Baptists, the inerrancy controversy of the late 20th century was the greatest and most violent collision that the denomination had ever seen," Duesing said in the Nov. 12 session.
"In 1981, two theological debates took place that revealed the ideas at stake in this war over truth. These debates allowed the 'people in the pew' to see the extent of theological disparity that existed between the average Southern Baptist and the existing Southern Baptist leadership."
Citing audio of the debate as well as personal correspondence by Patterson, Sherman and others, Duesing provided new insight on the Patterson-Sherman debate, which went unreported in the denominational press. He also addressed the much-publicized Patteson-Chafin debate at the Religion Newswriters Association's annual meeting just prior to the SBC annual meeting in Los Angeles.
As a result, Duesing said, these two debates "allowed Southern Baptists to see firsthand what the moderate leadership really believed about the Bible, and it propelled them to action."
"Over the next 20 years, conservatives led a recovery of theological integrity in the denomination's agencies and seminaries. For the moderates, the highly organized plan of the conservatives proved too much to master, and they simply grew weary of debating Paige Patterson."
Duesing presented his research at the Evangelical Theological Society's annual meeting in Baltimore on Nov. 19. The theme of the ETS annual meeting was "Evangelicalism, Inerrancy, and the Evangelical Theological Society: Retrospect and Prospect."
During a question-and-answer period following Duesing's presentation at Southwestern, one student asked if the current debate in the SBC over Calvinism could result in a split similar to the inerrancy controversy in the 1980s.
"Southern Baptists have always discussed Calvinism at some level, and admittedly the rhetoric has increased in recent years," Duesing said. "And depending on which state convention or association you go to, you're going to find differing perspectives on that even now.
"I don't think, personally, that it's the type that will create another rift or a split. I don't think it's anywhere near this level of anything like [the inerrancy controversy]. It appears to be the case that there is a younger generation coming who know what they believe about this, whether Calvinist or non-Calvinist, but that really isn't the top-tier concern for them. I choose to be hopeful about that in terms of whether it will lead to a greater split.
"Partly, too, speaking of what's going on in the greater culture, I think we're coming to a place where we're really not going to have a whole lot of time to sit around and fight about things like that," Duesing said. " We're going to be looking around for any Southern Baptist who will stand with us on religious liberty issues and other kinds of things. I don't think we're going to have a lot of time in the future to really let Calvinism be as divisive as perhaps it appears to be right now."
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Kabuto: the Student has surpassed the master
Orichimaru: the master still has some teaching to do
the **** lol, oro rapes........because if kabuto has dsm then oro can have hands which means he's just as strong if not stronger than hiruzen
Oro will kick kabuto's butt anyday
orochimaru was surpassed as was stated multiple times by kabuto. and no one would know oros full powers better than the guy healing his every wound and watching his battles.
kabuto has the ability to control anything dead. so he would take control over kusanagi sword and cut oro up with it. before orochimaru can body shed, kabuto moves in and bisects orochimaru. since oro would just rebuild himself, kabuto then puts him in demonic flute. oro is now paralysed and defenceless.
kabuto is faar faster, more effective in defence, doesnt lose stamina or SM, isnt affected by orochimaru genjutsu if he has it, great waterfall tech would wash back ten thousand snakes.
suigetsus ability makes most of orochimarus offence worthless.
Oro takes it. kabuto wouldn't have DSM without Oro
whats orochimaru's counter for the SM techniques?
Also in tht true form he releases paralyzing poisen witch I Dnt see how kabuto would escape
why would he resort to true form when not changing bodies?
Cant oro just take his chakra back from kabuto like he did recently then fights over kabuto sucks
how does he do that while kabuto is moving about nimbly spamming high level attacks at him?
Oro has to many jutsu up his sleeve
and kabuto probably can perform all of them if he wanted. kabuto seems smarter to me and more effective in durability and stamina.
Orochimaru wins kabuto doesn't have anything to put him down
demon flute genjutsu works as well as oro's poison blood.
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Do You Think Floyd Mayweather Will Retire Undefeated?
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Wusup FHC! Now that we know about Mayweather's 6 fight deal with Showtime in 33 months, if he owns up to it, do you see him retiring undefeated based on the (realistic) talent around the Welterweight/Super-Welterweight divisions?
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Floy'ds defense and agility will offset that his speed... Power? Martinez does not strilke me as such a powerful puncher The Paul Williams one shot deal spooked people.. Mayweather will not put himself in a position where is running into punches- like Pac did against Marquezzz--- Martinez Power will be negated as well.
Forget the williams shot, cause Paul went in blind sort of how pac did. But didnt Martinez bust barkers ear drum? The same guy that fractured chavez face and busted and cut up pavlic and macklins face? I agree he probably doesn't have 1 punch ko power but he has some serious weight on his shots.
But as you mentioned (if Floyd is still in semi top shape) the question is whether he can land something meaningful on mayweather.
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Unless and until somebody can provide credible tests, I think screamers are an exercise in wishful thinking. To the extent that this is true, Dolgio (and Will Gadd's) position that they are just lipstick on an inadequate protection pig seem like the only rational approach. The various testimonials are worthless, since they do not involve repeating the same situation without the screamer to evaluate what effect the screamer did or did not have. If screamers make you feel better about your pro, go ahead and use 'em, but understand that there is no good experimental evidence for their effectiveness on anything except very short falls, and elementary physics considerations guarantee that they cannot reduce the loads significantly when long falls are involved. The most interesting experimental results about screamers in the the climbing context are the drop tests done by the CAI (www.caimateriali.org/homepage.html , but I can't find the article at this point) [Edit: the article is at www.caimateriali.org/index.php?id=27], tests that suggest that screamers are not effective in reducing peak loads when their full deployment is not enough by itself to absorb all fall energy. In other words, if the screamer fully deploys and then the rope has to stretch further to stop the fall, there appears to be little benefit to having had the screamer present at all. As far as I know, the CAI tests are the only ones that used a real belayer rather than just tying off the rope to an anchor and so providing a totally static belay. Beware of the pseudo-physics arguments in places like the Yates site, which, after admitting that there does not seem to be any good explanation for so-called "observations" about screamer performance, advance the idea that screamers work by making the fall arrest take more time. The fall isn't going to stop until all of its potential energy has been absorbed. Energy is the area under the graph of tension vs. stretch, not tension vs. time (impulse). So, for example, it takes more time to stop a long factor-1 fall than it does to stop a short factor-1 fall, but the peak loads are the same. Time isn't the issue, except in the secondary sense that it takes longer for more stretching to happen. In the case of long falls, it is obvious without experiment that screamers will have a negligible effect, because the fraction of the fall's potential energy the screamer can absorb is small and so the majority of energy absorbtion still falls to the rope. But the CAI tests suggest that even in more moderate falls the screamer is not much help. The most optimistic perspective on screamers says that they will reduce the load on the anchor to the level obtained by a fall that is 3 feet shorter. This is good news for, say, a five foot fall, but insignificant for a 20 foot fall (waist 10 feet above the pro), and ignores the CAI testing, with real belayers, that suggests that screamers might, in low-friction conditions, short-circuit load-reducing slippage in the belay device and so end up doing nothing or even increasing peak load. The BD tests cited upthread seem to me to confirm this, as well as reveal some fundamental misunderstandings on the part of the BD engineers involved. Gauging the seriousness of a fall by using the fall factor is appropriate when the mode of energy absorbtion is the rope, which can be treated, to a first approximation, as an elastic medium that is scalable (more or less rope can be involved in the fall arrest). A screamer is neither elastic nor scalable. It is capable of absorbing a fixed amount of fall energy, basically its activation load times the length of the extended screamer. If this fixed amount of energy is a significant fraction of the total fall energy, the screamer will be effective, otherwise not, and so the only thing that matters for screamer effectiveness is the fall height, not the fall factor. The BD tests are almost a joke, because in order to "detect" screamer effectiveness they have to use falls so short you could basically grab the pro. Those tests tell you nothing about the performance of screamers in any situation beyond the shortest aid fall, and in particular provide no evidence about what would happen for longer falls of the same fall factor. From Jim Titt: "With screamers there are three camps amongst the manufacturers. There are those who promote them as the answer to everything and make claims which even the most deluded find a bit dubious. Then there are those who hum and haw around the benefits with plenty of "cans" and "mays" (the Petzl website is a masterpiece for this). Then there are the ones who never got them to work, got pissed off with the whole business and don´t make them, who are incidentally in the majority. From my chats with the technicians in industry the most positive thing you will hear is "they might help" which is not exactly a positive endorsement. Some, who have spent a long time trying different sewing patterns and cold days on the test rigs are less charitable. Since there is no UIAA/CE test for these things all we can fall back on is our intuition, a bit of private testing, some back of the envelope calculations, information leakage from the industry and the Italian testing which was about as complete and credible as we can hope for at this stage. From all these the manufacturers claims don´t come out well and some braver souls such as myself would be prepared to brand them as hype or worse to sell an effectively worthless product. Since the issue has been open for many years and no manufacturer has ever published any verified test results from an independent test laboratory to clearly establish where the undeniable benefits of screamers stop and the undeniable negative aspects start, then I feel the public can say or do what they think and so they should. Time perhaps for one of the manufacturers to step up to the plate?"
I know that this is a very sciency and pompous forum and my question is simple but... I had a buddy fall on a screamer which only partially deployed (about half of the threads popped). In this instance, didnt the screamer absorb enough energy to make it so that the remaining threads did not receive enough force to pop? If this is the case, didnt that absorbtion of energy create less load on the piece of pro?
the best advice is just dont waste time placing dubious gear. when in doubt run it out.
To all of those involved in this inane rambling thread...
To slightly elaborate. (Though I think rgold's comprehensive analysis covers pretty much everything.) Screamers take time to fully deploy they don't deploy instantly. If it takes 0.2ms to deploy and the rope tension at/above the threshold force only lasts for 0.1ms then you would end up with a approximately half deployed screamer. ie, A partially deployed screamer simply indicates a short time at/above threshold force. And a small amount of energy absorbed by the screamer.
i have 2 of these that i use above micro cams, RPs and manky pins that are sometimes the only gear you have on some climbs ... do they work? ... who knows ... but anything in said situations that reduces the fall forces on said sketchy gear is a bonus when its between you and the ground ... as a bonus they are reusable ... so you arent paying 20$ per pop ;) oh and i scream alot as well =P
-edit to remove reference to BD testing. I missed RGold's "analysis" previously. - Not sure that he provides any more insight than those he criticizes. He wants data then argues the data isn't good enough when it contradicts his beliefs. I use screamers somewhat regularly to stack the odds in my favor because I'm a big guy and if they reduce the "effective" fall (his term) by even 3 feet out of 20, it might be enough to save my butt. If you believe in 'em, use 'em, if you don't, don't. I don't think ANYONE is going to intentionally place shitty gear just because they use screamers. Nor are screamers going to CAUSE a problem if they don't work as intended - they just might not prevent one. Is there really anything more to discuss???
Uh yeah, I have been. He refutes what he calls anecdotal evidence and opinion with anecdotal evidence and opinion. I'm done here. Everyone do what you want.
rgold really like to type - or just cut n' paste the words of others. I agree with Kevin Craig on this one. Use em or Don't - who cares??? They inspire confidence and sometimes that's what you need to get up the climb.
Rgold- Despite the pejorative use of non-words such as "sciency" (oh the irony) by others here, I for one sincerely appreciate your thoughtful and measured contributions both to this thread and this forum in general. Cheers.
Thanks Derek.
I use screamers for my first two to three screws. A full rack of screamers would be heavy as hell. If you read Richard's long ass posts (sarcasm here), there is no evidence of screamers not working, and some "debatable" evidence of screamers working. So... my suggestion, keep using screamers until proven otherwise.
Divnamite, if you really do read my long-ass comments, you will find that there is specific evidence of screamers not working and even of them making the situation worse. The tests were done by a highly reputable big European climbing organization with resources far beyond what anyone in this country could dream of. Whether they are conclusive or not will depend on further confirmation tests. Tits, you're the one who posted a video comment that begins with "What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I've ever heard." The only war going on is the one you promoted, and offensively at that. And I am not on a war against screamers. I own them and have used them, and would again for specific applications to very short falls, where there is a chance they might help. Moreover, I am open to opposing theoretical arguments or credible testing that suggests I'm wrong. I'm interested in the truth, not in advancing one version or another of it. I posted Joe Healy's comments contradicting everything I said and gave a link where more of his opinions could be read. I'm interested in understanding my gear rather than making uncritical general assumptions about it's effectiveness. And if the answers take a while to type or are illuminated by what others have said, I'm willing to do that too.
Bringing up the "it can't hurt" arguments starts to sound similar to arguments made by people defending homoeopathy or other 'junk' medicine in the face of scientific arguments. While absolutely and clearly useless, homoeopathy worse effects most of the time is lightening the wallets of the users. However the false hope can lead to sub optimal decisions with occasionally severe consequences. Science and evidence based research has been the basis of the modern world's technological growth with obvious benefits for mankind. It is frustrating to see people ignore it so willingly.
Goldie, that video wasn't aimed at you, but more the back and forth before your posts. Sorry to offend, glad you like to type and/or not use screamers, because in the end, I really don't care what you think about your gear. Your posts never really presented any evidence large enough to not clip a screamer, so I will keep using mine. Thank you for your thoughtful posts. Climb Safe.
This thread reminds me of the silicon breast implant liability lawsuit. The argument that the plaintiffs offered for the implants being the cause of the damages they suffered was, essentially: "I don't need evidence, and I don't need proof; I just know."


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- 1 cup graham cracker crumbs
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 can (15 ounces) solid-pack pumpkin
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- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 12 to 16 pecan halves
- In a small bowl, combine the graham cracker crumbs and sugar; stir in butter. Press into the bottom of a 9-in. springform pan; chill.
- For filling, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Add eggs, beat on low speed just until combined. Stir in the pumpkin, spices and salt.
- Pour into crust. Place pan on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 50 minutes.
- Meanwhile, for topping, combine the sour cream, sugar and vanilla until smooth. Spread over filling; return to the oven for 5 minutes. Cool on rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around the edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer.
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A thorough 2-0 win at 10-man Manchester City put the Spanish champion in clear control of its Champions League last-16 series, as Barcelona's highly regarded possession-passing game thrived in perhaps its most important match of the season.
Tuesday's victory came after Chelsea manager -- and always prickly Barcelona antagonist -- Jose Mourinho labelled this "the worst Barcelona in years."
While the Catalan side has endured unusual dips of form this season, it left no doubt of its pedigree in Europe after dismantling big-spending City's continental ambitions to secure a major advantage for the return leg.
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City coach Manuel Pellegrini harshly placed blame on Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson despite his stubborn decision to stick with Martin Demichelis, as the Argentine defender was exposed against Lionel Messi -- just as he was against Chelsea in a recent league defeat. Demichelis' red card led to Messi's penalty to open the scoring, with Dani Alves adding a second valuable away goal in stoppage time.
Barcelona's style of play was clear, yet Pellegrini was unable to thwart it.
"Possession breeds opportunities for us. That was always the script and it worked to perfection," Fabregas said. "We could have also complained about (Gerard) Pique's goal being waived away for offside."
Barcelona has progressed each of the eight previous times -- stretching back to the 1959-60 season -- it has taken a 2-0 advantage into the return leg.
Its last two performances have certainly returned some shine following a bumpy campaign under new coach Gerardo Martino, who has also been without Messi to injury while playmaker Andres Iniesta's form has wavered because of knocks this season.
"We came here to win, and at no moment did we imagine a result that was any different from that," said Martino, whose tinkering left Pedro Rodriguez on the bench. "We played a little differently than we usually do when there are three forwards out there. Having an extra midfielder meant even more possession for us."
The running barbs between Barcelona's players and Mourinho stem back to the Portuguese's sour time at Real Madrid.
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Spoon makes Footbal Outsiders All-Pro Team
It is an ESPN Insider piece, and they had this to say about Spoon: OLB: Sean Weatherspoon, Falcons Weatherspoon was involved in 16 percent of Atlanta's total defensive plays, third among outside linebackers. He was particularly strong when it came to stopping the run, and made his average tackle on run plays after a gain of just 2.0 yards, which ranked second among 4-3 outside linebackers. Weatherspoon was also part of a Falcons linebacker group that played excellent pass defense. The Falcons ranked first in the league in DVOA against tight ends and seventh in DVOA against running backs as receivers.