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Locate the route Polyester Leisure Suit as described on this site and then look 20 feet to the left. P1: The dihedral and crack system leading up from the ground to a skinny pine tree goes at 5.5. Belay at a two-bolt anchor just below the tree. P2: Continue up and slightly right in a chimney and crack system behind the left side of a broken tower of rock towards the summit. Belay from a ledge up near the top. Use gear or sling boulders for an anchor. Walk off to the North and West as per the usual descent. There is some questionable rock on each pitch and although each is easy, a beginning leader might not like it.
A standard rack.
There is a good line between West Face and PLS up the obvious cracks and through a small roof. Same belay at the rings.
Climbed this route yesterday, very fun. I am a beginning leader, and I have to agree with the previous comment about loose rock, etc. This is not a real friendly beginner lead. We did the route in 3 pitches, which seemed to work well. Belayed at the tree and at the ledge in the notch. At one point I grabbed a seemingly bomber flake, and felt it move... I have climbed 5.6's that felt easier.
One of the crappiest climbs I have ever done...if you want to waste your time feel free but the canyon has a lot better to offer!
Did the 5.7+ route in the picture. We climbed it 2 days ago. I was the 3rd person up and while at the belay the 2nd almost got bit by a rattlesnake!!! In late October on the West Face of the Castle two pitches up a rattlesnake. Can anyone explain this? Wildlife Alert: super pissed off rattlesnake in the dark chimney above the 7+ in this picture!!!! Beware until first hard freeze!!!No I'm not kidding.
Dear AC, October is prime rattlesnake season at Castlewood Canyon, but I am surprised to learn that they are still active twelve miles up Boulder Canyon!
Also being serious, are you sure it wasn't a bull snake, they can live at higher elevations and try to mimic rattlesnakes...
I did some research online and found out that rattlers can live as high as 10000 ft. and that it was common seeing them in the fall. I guess he was headed home for the winter.If it was a bull snake he sure did a good job of sounding like one big pissed off rattlesnake!! We have kicked around several ideas even a bird dropping the thing on the route. Thanks for the input, After this experience I think anything is possible....JC
I'm a beginning trad leader and thought it was a good climb. Tons of good placements. Did it in 2 pitches, p1 to bolts. Lots of rope drag with the long p2 - it sets up well for 3 short pitches. If you're bringing up noobs, keep in mind the nontrivial downclimb. I ended up lowering my second.
Deceptively hard for the rating. In general it is no more than 5.2 or so, but there are some dicey moves on each pitch that raise the average rating to 5.5. In particular, route finding off the first belay is interesting. The protection is there, but it won't be real comforting for a beginning leader. P3 features either an exposed, runout slab, a grunt chimney, or an interesting off-width.
Not a great route but not a horrible one either. I personally feel like it would be a great beginner route. On the second pitch (relative I know) head up the wider crack with the choke stone and not the thin crack that goes straight up. Also, from the notch above what is the obvious second pitch, it is possible to head up a couple chimneys and some random face moves to make the climb end on the summit proper. This is probably off route but it puts you on the summit as opposed to the traditional end of the route (a ledge short of the top). A great night time climb, preferably when it's pouring rain.
Climbed this route today, and we couldn't clean a cam on the 5.7+ variation of the first pitch. It's an old school Wild Country Friend about a half inch in size. It walked itself deep into a crack and over-cammed, I spent a half hour trying to get it then lowered my partner who also spent a half hour trying to clean it. It's practically an antique and I doubt anyone would want to use it, but I'd appreciate it back. As for the climb, it's not bad, quite a bit of loose rock though, and I would call the variation we did barely 5.6 not 5.7+.
To descend, walk north from the middle of the large level area on the north side of Castle Rock below the summit to third class terrain. Find the slab gently downsloping to the east; at the edge of the cliff, find a vertical pinch about 20 inches high; if you look carefully, there is a gap behind it maybe 2 inches wide, just wide enough to fish a piece of webbing through. This can be used as a rappel anchor. From here, you can rappel directly to the eastern tree on the ledge about 60 feet below, or lower your partner(s) and downclimb. Alternatively, downclimb the cliff and slab following the wall on your right, make a left turn around a 4 inch tree, downclimb five feet of vertical rock, and get to the middle tree on a large ledge with three large trees. Proceed east along the ledge about 25 feet to the eastern most tree which has an old rusty rappel anchor chain around it (probably best to backup this chain with webbing). Rappel 95 feet to easy walkoff terrain. Alternatively, you can end the rappel at about 70 feet, and then downcliimb the last 25 feet to easy walkoff terrain. Have fun, Tom Stocker Aug. 4, 2008
Definitely not classic, but a fun multi-pitch route to take newer climbers up. When I climbed it, instead of going strait up the groove, I opted for the spicier (5.7?) line that ascends the face directly right of the groove to the right of the true start to the West Face - this alternative doesn't protect as easily. I broke the whole route into 3 pitches to try and avoid some of the apparently unavoidable rope drag. The down-climbing to get off the top could be a little sketchy for a new climber or someone who is uncomfortable with exposure. All in all a fun climb.
Not a bad beginner route because it offers some nice variety. Usually I do it in two pitches with no problem. With a 60 meter it is easy to reach the notch belay without too much rope drag. From there it is a relatively short pitch to the top. Note that the descent is not as trivial as the initial description would indicate. (Especially in the dark!) Do some route finding (trend north) and a few tricky downclimbing moves (no harder than 4th class or you are off route) and locate the rappel tree with anchor chains. Easy rappel to the ground from here and short walk back to the base.
Not a bad route for a somewhat cold day when you are in Nederland and have little opportunity to climb elsewhere and there's some beer to be drunk. The hardest part was the snow covered downclimb.
When you get to the top of the first pitch (past the bolts at the tree and up through the slot, to the perch behind the small tower); look right and you'll see a short hand/fist crack facing you in a dihedral. It's not listed anywhere, but it takes pro well, is relatively clean, probably goes at 5.7, and also takes you to the summit via another interesting and wandering line. Move your belay down below this crack onto a lower perch and try this crack. It's a fun variation if you've already done the regular second pitch.
Started in the chimney and it wasn't too bad. Giving it a higher rating, because the second pitch is pretty stout for a 5.5. All in all, fun route. The "walkoff" on the back is more of a 5.4 downclimb. For those who do not enjoy down climbing, on my way down I did see a tree with a chain on it about 15 feet down the back side. Requires a little down climbing to get to the tree, but then after that you can rap down if you so choose.
Did this route yesterday and it's definitely a decent climb if you're still fairly new to trad. I took a few friends up with me who don't climb much on gear, and it was a fun climb for the grade. I'd definitely recommend breaking this up into three pitches and building a belay right behind the "tower" above pitch one anchors, otherwise rope drag is awful. We didn't go directly to the summit, but there's a great tree to belay off of on the flat north side. The summit can be still reached from there with a small scramble around the back side. The downclimb to the rap anchor isn't bad, just take your time (head towards the road). You'll see the tree with chains around it about 25-30ft down.


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|Julian of Norwich
Julian of Norwich, as depicted in the church of Ss Andrew and Mary, Langham, Norfolk
|Julian of Norwich, Lady Julian of Norwich
|about 8 November 1342
|ca. 1416
|Honored in
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Lutheran Church
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|8 May or 13 May
|Major work(s)
|Revelations of Divine Love
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Julian of Norwich, as depicted in the church of Ss Andrew and Mary, Langham, Norfolk
|Julian of Norwich, Lady Julian of Norwich
|about 8 November 1342
|ca. 1416
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|Major shrine
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|8 May or 13 May
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Julian of Norwich (ca. 8 November 1342 – ca. 1416) was an English anchoress who is regarded as one of the most important Christian mystics. She is venerated in the Anglican and Lutheran churches, but has never been canonized, or officially beatified, by the Roman Catholic Church, probably because so little is known of her life aside from her writings, although she is unofficially venerated in the Catholic Church, much as St. Hildegard of Bingen was before her de facto canonization by Pope Benedict XVI.
Very little is known about Julian's life. Her personal name is unknown and the name "Julian" simply derives from the fact that her anchoress's cell was built onto the wall of the church of St Julian in Norwich. Her writings indicate that she was probably born around 1342 and died around 1416.[1][2][3] She may have been from a privileged family that lived in Norwich, or nearby. Norwich was at the time the second largest city in England. Plague epidemics were rampant during the 14th century and, according to some scholars, Julian may have become an anchoress whilst still unmarried or, having lost her family in the Plague, as a widow.[4] Becoming an anchoress may have served as a way to quarantine her from the rest of the population. There is scholarly debate as to whether Julian was a nun in a nearby convent or even a laywoman.[4]
When she was 30 and living at home, Julian suffered from a severe illness. Whilst apparently on her deathbed, she had a series of intense visions of Jesus Christ, which ended by the time she recovered from her illness on 13 May 1373.[5] Julian wrote about her visions immediately after they had happened (although the text may not have been finished for some years), in a version of the Revelations of Divine Love now known as the Short Text; this narrative of 25 chapters is about 11,000 words long.[6] It is believed to be the earliest surviving book written in the English language by a woman.[7]
Twenty to thirty years later, perhaps in the early 1390s, Julian began to write a theological exploration of the meaning of the visions, known as The Long Text, which consists of 86 chapters and about 63,500 words.[8] This work seems to have gone through many revisions before it was finished, perhaps in the first or even second decade of the fifteenth century.[6]
Julian became well known throughout England as a spiritual authority: the English mystic Margery Kempe, who was the author of the first known autobiography written in England, mentioned going to Norwich to speak with her in around 1414.[9]
The Norwich Benedictine and Cardinal of England, Adam Easton, may have been Julian of Norwich's spiritual director and the editor of her Long Text Showing of Love. Birgitta of Sweden's spiritual director, Alfonso Pecha, the Bishop Hermit of Jaen, edited her Revelationes. Catherine of Siena's confessor and executor was William Flete, the Cambridge-educated Augustinian Hermit of Lecceto. Easton's Defense of St Birgitta echoes Alfonso of Jaen's Epistola Solitarii and William Flete's Remedies against Temptations, all of which are referred to in Julian's text.[10]
The Short Text survives in only one manuscript, the mid-15th century Amherst Manuscript, which was copied from an original written in 1413 in Julian's own lifetime.[11] The Short Text does not appear to have been widely read, and it was not edited until 1911.[6]
The Long Text appears to have been slightly better known, but still does not seem to have been widely circulated in late medieval England. The one surviving manuscript from this period is the mid- to late-fifteenth century Westminster Manuscript, which contains a portion of the Long Text (not naming Julian as its author), refashioned as a didactic treatise on contemplation.[12] The surviving manuscripts of the whole Long Text fall into two groups, with slightly different readings. On the one hand, there exists the late sixteenth century Brigittine Long Text manuscript, produced in exile in the Antwerp region, and now known as the Paris Manuscript. The other set of readings may be found in two manuscripts, now in the British Library's Sloane Collection.[13] It is believed these nuns had an original, perhaps a holograph, manuscript of the Long Text, written in Julian's Norwich dialect.[13] which were written out and preserved in the Cambrai and Paris houses of the English Benedictine nuns in exile in the mid-seventeenth century.[14]
The first printed version of the Revelations was edited by the Benedictine Serenus Cressy in 1670, and was reprinted in 1843, 1864 and again in 1902. Modern interest in the text increased with the 1877 publication of a new edition of the Long Text by Henry Collins. An important moment was the publication of Grace Warrack's 1901 version of the book, with its "sympathetic informed introduction" and modernised language, which introduced most early 20th century readers to Julian's writings.[15] Following the publication of the Warrack edition, Julian's name spread rapidly and she became a topic in many lectures and writings. Many editions of the works have been published in the last forty years (see below for further details), with translations into French (five times), German (four times), Italian, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Dutch, Catalan, Greek and Russian.[12]
Revelations is a celebrated work in Catholicism and Anglicanism because of the clarity and depth of Julian's visions of God.[16] Julian of Norwich is now recognized as one of England's most important mystics.[17]
Julian of Norwich lived in a time of turmoil, but her theology was optimistic and spoke of God's love in terms of joy and compassion, as opposed to law and duty. For Julian, suffering was not a punishment that God inflicted, as was the common understanding. She believed that God loved everyone and wanted to save them all. Popular theology, magnified by current events that included the Black Death and a series of peasant revolts, asserted that God punished the wicked. Julian suggested a more merciful theology, which some [18] say leaned towards universal salvation.[19] She believed that behind the reality of hell is a greater mystery of God's love. In modern times, she has been classified [19] as a proto-universalist, although she did not claim more than hope that all might be saved.[20]
Although Julian's views were not typical, the authorities did not challenge her theology because of her status as an anchoress. A lack of references to her work during her own time may indicate that the religious authorities did not count her worthy of refuting, since she was a woman. Her theology was unique in three aspects: her view of sin; her belief that God is all-loving and without wrath; and her view of Christ as mother.[19] According to Julian, God is both our mother and our father. This idea was also developed by Francis of Assisi in the 13th century. Feminist theology in the 20th and 21st centuries has developed along similar lines. The harmony Julian suggests between the motherly and fatherly qualities of Christ has greatly influenced feminist theology.[16]
Julian believed that sin was necessary because it brings someone to self-knowledge, which leads to acceptance of the role of God in their life.[21] She taught that humans sin because they are ignorant or naive, and not because they are evil, the reason commonly given by the mediaeval church to explain sin.[22] Julian believed that in order to learn we must fail, and in order to fail we must sin. She also believed that the pain caused by sin is an earthly reminder of the pain of the passion of Christ and that as people suffer as Christ did they will become closer to him by their experiences.
Julian saw no wrath in God. She believed wrath existed in humans, but that God forgives us for this. She wrote, "For I saw no wrath except on man's side, and He forgives that in us, for wrath is nothing else but a perversity and an opposition to peace and to love."[23] Julian believed that it was inaccurate to speak of God's granting forgiveness for sins, because forgiving would mean that committing the sin was wrong. She preached that sin should be seen as a part of the learning process of life, not a malice that needed forgiveness. She wrote that God sees us as perfect and waits for the day when human souls mature so that evil and sin will no longer hinder us.[24]
Julian's belief in God as mother was controversial. Some scholars think this is a metaphor rather than a literal belief or dogma. In her fourteenth revelation, Julian writes of the Trinity in domestic terms, comparing Jesus to a mother who is wise, loving and merciful. Julian's revelation revealed that God is our mother as much as he is our father. F. Beer asserted that Julian believed that the maternal aspect of Christ was literal and not metaphoric: Christ is not like a mother, he is literally the mother.[25] Julian believed that the mother's role was the truest of all jobs on earth. She emphasized this by explaining how the bond between mother and child is the only earthly relationship that comes close to the relationship a person can have with Jesus.[26] She also connected God with motherhood in terms of "the foundation of our nature's creation", "the taking of our nature, where the motherhood of grace begins" and "the motherhood at work". She wrote metaphorically of Jesus in connection with conception, nursing, labor and upbringing, but saw him as our brother as well.
The saying, "All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well", which Julian claimed to be said to her by God himself, reflects her theology. It is one of the most famous lines in Catholic theological writing and is one of the best-known phrases of the literature of her era.[19]
Each year, beginning in 2013, there has been a week long celebration of Julian of Norwich in her home city, Norwich England. With concerts, lectures, workshops, and tours, the week aims to educate all interested people about Julian of Norwich, presenting Julian as a cultural, historical, literary, spiritual, and religious figure of international significance. For further information, see www.julianweek.org.
The 20th-century poet T.S. Eliot incorporated the saying that "…All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well", as well as Julian's "the ground of our beseeching" from the 14th Revelation, into "Little Gidding", the fourth of his Four Quartets poems:
Whatever we inherit from the fortunate
We have taken from the defeated
What they had to leave us—a symbol:
A symbol perfected in death.
And all shall be well and
All manner of things shall be well
By the purification of the motive
In the ground of our beseeching.
Julian's feast day in the Roman Catholic tradition is on May 13.[4] In the Anglican and Lutheran traditions, her feast day is on May 8.
Many editions of the works have been published in the last half century. In part, this serves as evidence of the renewed interest in Julian's thought and spirituality. Also, though, it demonstrates the continuing lack of scholarly consensus on the most important manuscripts for presenting the text:
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"They imposed a candidate on me in my Local Government, I met with all the leaders about it, but at the end of the day nothing was done about it. We did our ward congress, the governor canceled the first one because his cronies were not favoured. They did a second congress and people who never participated in the congress emerged winners.
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About 20 years ago, he and Enoch "Nick" Willard were patrol officers staking out a drug house in the city when Mara told Willard that, should Mara ever become chief, he would have Willard at his side.
Willard was brought to tears by his daughters, Paige and Rachel, who gave a detailed account of his storied 21-year career with the department, ending it by saying he was an amazing dad and their hero.
The child was snatched from her bed at 203 Wilson St. in June 1995 by a man who lived in the same building and took her back to his apartment where he brutally assaulted her.Willard and Officer Al Mosely were sent there after a woman called to say her boyfriend, Dewayne Miles, then 26, had grabbed her by the hair and choked her.The woman arrived home unexpectedly that morning about 2:30 a.m. from work and unwittingly interrupted the rape.
"I have always been a victim-oriented police officer so I have a certain attachment to that case," he said. "It's just something you don't ever forget."Miles is incarcerated in the state prison in Berlin. He is eligible for parole in 2024, according to prison officials.Willard, a native of Portland, Maine, entered law enforcement after a four-year stint in the U.S. Air Force.
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Germany's cancellation followed similar announcements on Sunday by the U.S., Australia, New Zealand and the Netherlands.
Meanwhile, French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner announced early Monday that France would attend the conference, but would walk out if participants use the platform for racist remarks against Israel.
Britain also chose to attend the conference, while attempting to counter "an unacceptable attempt to deny the Holocaust," a British Foreign Office spokesman said.
"We will have plans in place so that if it becomes clear that the conduct of the proceedings is degenerating and is getting to a point that we saw back in 2001 in Durban, then of course we will be ready to consider a range of options, including walking out of the conference," one official said.
"I'm sure you're aware President Ahmadinejad is going to be attending and will speak to the conference on Monday afternoon," he said.
"It goes without saying that is one speaker in particular we are anxious about in terms of what the content of his speech might amount to," he said.
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High Art: Charles Baudelaire and the Origins of Modernist Painting
Sherak, Constance, The Art Bulletin
High Art: Charles Baudelaire and the Origins of Modernist Painting University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1996. 220 pp.; 21 b/w ills. $39.50
In his preface to High Art: Charles Baudelaire and the Origins of Modernist Painting, David Carrier recalls the experience of wandering the streets and galleries of New York thinking, "What would Baudelaire say about this scene?" (pp. xvii-xviii). He attempts to answer this provocative question in the pages that follow. In teasing out this conundrum through the encounter of philosophy and art history, Carrier has revitalized Baudelaire's art criticism by making it relevant to the theorization of modernist and postmodernist painting. Ever the critical flaneur, Carrier ventures through intersecting pathways of Baudelaire studies that have been paved by Walter Benjamin, Claude Pichois, Enid Starkie, and Martin Turnell, and subsequently diverted by the likes of literary and art critics such as Ross Chambers, T. J. Clark, Michael Fried, Michele Hannoosh, and Timothy Raser. On the way he revisits the writings of Leo Steinberg and Clement Greenberg on modernism, as well as the experimental drug culture of the 1960s. Brought together within the pages of a single study, these ventures map out a compelling trajectory that repeatedly leads Carrier back to Baudelaire's own art writing.
High Art addresses this writing by seriously reevaluating Baudelaire's key essays. Moving from "Salon of 1846" to "The Painter of Modern Life," and from "Artificial Paradises" to three paintings by Henri Matisse, Carrier integrates structural analysis with philosophical exegesis. The result is a fertile exchange between the languages of modernism and the situation of art writing today. In chapter 1, Carrier takes up Baudelaire's view of history by focusing on the problematics of his divergent theory of painting, one that links an appreciation of Eugene Delacroix to a fascination with the painting of modern life. For Carrier, Baudelaire's linking of color theory to the political debates of his time underscores the mechanism of historical and aesthetic change. He extends this notion of transition to later discussions of high and low art and understands such incompatible claims structurally. In doing so, he finds that this rhetoric of ambiguity serves to enrich Baudelaire's text.
The following two chapters present a history of modernism through an analysis of Baudelaire's narrative structures. Chapter 2 focuses on his writing on Delacroix, while, in chapter 3, Carrier turns to philosophical exegesis to reconstruct Baudelaire's theory of beauty and to trace his anticipation of Impressionism in "The Painter of Modern Life." In chapter 4, Carrier goes on to address Baudelaire's reworking of ekphrasis, or the poetic description of a work of art, as it applies to scenes of contemporary life. Here, he engages both his art criticism and his poetry, which, for Carrier, emblematizes his metaphysics, "a motionless high that does not fall into the miserable lows of everyday life" (p. 9). In chapter 5 Carrier discusses Baudelaire's use of drugs in "Artificial Paradises" as a temporary, unsatisfactory escape. And finally, in his last chapter, he explores the contemporary relevance of Baudelaire's art criticism by situating Matisse's Baigneuses (Bathers by the Stream, 1916-17), La danse (Dance, 1910), and La musique (Music, 1910) in an imagined, idealized space of Arcadia.
Carrier's project is not so much to analyze the l9th-century art world as it is to assess Baudelaire's art criticism in conjunction with recent reevaluations of modernism. For Carrier, Baudelaire's aesthetic way of thinking, viewed from the perspective of the 1990s, illuminates the situation of art criticism today and helps us understand current debates surrounding the status of popular culture within cultural studies and art history. Carrier does not attempt to resolve these debates; instead, he magnifies Baudelaire's rhetorical strategy for creating an ongoing dialogue between artist and viewer and between artist and critic. …


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- View Degree Audit.
If all requirements are met, each section on audit will show COMPLETE.
In-progress courses will not show complete until passing grades are in.
Please meet with an Academic Advisor prior to submitting your graduation application if you have any questions.
Click on corresponding links if you want to view requirements to complete an Associates (A.A / A.S) or Bachelors degree.
Apply For Graduation
- Log in to MyDaytonaState
- Click on FalconNet
- Then Records
- Graduation Application
Fill out the graduation application, pay the fee, and submit for approval. Fees may also be paid in person once the application has been made online.
Application must be approved before being processed
Graduation fee is non-refundable.
Fees For Graduation
- Certificate $10, additional are free
- Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science- $20, additional are free
- Baccalaureate- $20, additional are free
Students who do not meet graduation requirements must reapply.
All communication will be initiated via your FalconMail.
Requesting a Duplicate Diploma
- Log in to MyDaytonaState
- Click on FalconNet
- Then Records
- Select Graduation Application
- Duplicate Diploma
Students may also print out the duplicate diploma request form online or in the Q & A Center/Enrollment Office on any campus. There is a $10 fee per duplicate diploma request. Please allow 3 business days for your request to be processed.