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We pride ourselves on being unpredictable, but we're able to be honest with ourselves and say that, when it comes to our annual anniversary beer releases, fans know what to expect—something extremely hoppy! And most years, that means an over-the-top India pale ale. Ten out of the 17 anniversary beers we've produced to-date have been IPAs, including the past four consecutive years. So, it should come as no surprise that this year, our milestone-celebrating beer is another IPA. But, much as we've refused to be completely predictable with our anniversary IPAs (the past four years have featured an imperial British-style IPA, double black IPA, lemon verbena-infused imperial rye IPA, and 100% German-hopped double IPA), 2014's commemorative hop monster is extremely original. In fact, we're billing Stone 18th Anniversary IPA as the "hoppiest golden-brown IPA on Earth!" (Yes, that's our subtle brand of sarcasm you're picking up there!)
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Anything But Just Another IPA: Beachwood/Heretic/Stone Unapologetic IPA
We can see the headlines now: Stone makes another IPA! The world is shocked at such a divergence from a company that hardly ever explores hoppy beer styles. Yes, that's sarcasm! Obviously, no one will be shocked to discover we're making yet another aggressive IPA. We've never tried to hide our lust for hops. Heck, we freely fly our hophead flag. But we're sure the question will arise. Stone has already made a bunch of IPAs, so why make another. Isn't the already lupulin-obsessed market saturated with hoppy beers? And who says the world needs another IPA, anyway? We do!
The Next Step: Stone Enjoy By 04.20.14 IPA
We, like many hopheads, are immensely bullish on the incredible flavor and intense citrusy, bitter impact provided by our ultra-fresh Stone Enjoy By IPA. But believe it or not, for us, it isn't just about the beer. Yes, given the massive outpouring of affection for this West Coast double IPA, that last statement sounds kind of odd, but it's true. Stone Enjoy By IPA was forged with greater intentions than mere satiation. It was designed to convey the importance, nay, the necessity of drinking hoppy beer when it's fresh. We overtly stamp each batch with a 35-day Enjoy By date, and when that day comes up on the calendar, this beer should be out of your fridge and off retailers' shelves. Drinking it beyond the date printed on that evergreen bottle simply won't provide the same, vivid experience. But we went far beyond the bottle, communicating the facts on freshness via our Stone Enjoy By IPA website and our social media channels. It was a worthwhile endeavor, and much of that was thanks to you. Through social conversations online and over pints of this beer, many who had no idea how important beer freshness was have been converted, thus improving their quality of life and craft beer enjoyment forever. For those of you who helped increase the reach of that lesson, we thank you and are excited to share the steps we've taken to further broaden the reach of this important message and share in the many splendors of Stone Enjoy By IPA.
Ego-Boosting Brew: Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale
It should come as no surprise to anyone that the company that produced an unapologetic beer called Arrogant Bastard Ale sees no reason to defend its own self-assured state of mind. We've been bullish on the notion of bold, flavorful, artisanally produced beers long before many caught on and began to flock like moths with particularly good taste to an insanely bright and attractive flame. Thanks to our naturally inquisitive and adventurous style of brewing—big hops, big flavor, big wood, etc.—we've been ahead of the curve at nearly every turn in the dramatic American craft brewing revolution. So, we're justified in being pretty pleased with ourselves and our innovative brewed creations. Hence the moniker of our black India pale ale, Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale.
Wring Around the Brewhouse: Stone Ruination IPA
We'll be the first to agree that brewing is an art, but as anyone who's ever tried to scale up a recipe or dial in ABV for consistency knows, it's also a science. As exemplified by the consistency of our beers, our brewers have the smarts to turn out well-engineered ales. That said, whenever we can, we like to keep the math as simple as possible. Take, for instance, one of our most popular beers, Stone Ruination IPA. That hop-heavy double India pale ale is a result of a basic mathematical equation—one-times-two—and proof that sometimes in life, there's no need to overcomplicate things. When in doubt, just max it out!
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While we hold true to time-honored traditional brewing processes, we're anything but conformists. Ours is a brewery where, rather than blindly adhering to methods and styles simply because "that's the way it's been done for hundreds of years," we make a practice of regularly taking a step back, clearing our minds of all we know and contemplating simple but essential queries like "why not?" and "what if?" Our beers are founded on the logic gained from centuries' worth of brewmasters who mashed in ahead of us, but their true flavor and character is a result of our inquisitive, experimental nature. A poignant example of this is presented in our Belgian-style India pale ale, Stone Cali-Belgique IPA.
A Hoppy Standard Bearer: Stone IPA
When Stone co-founder and original brewmaster Steve Wagner crafted our initial batch of Stone IPA, little could he have known that that highly hopped first attempt at amplifying a British classic would become so popular and, for many beer drinkers, an India pale ale by which all future New World interpretations of the style would be judged. For many, Wagner's bright, potent creation was their first IPA. (Was it yours? If so, let us know on social media using #StoneIPA)


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For the past 11 years, I've been meticulously tabulating every calorie I consume and every calorie I burn. What started out as a necessity back in my lightweight rowing days in college (the cut was 130 pounds, and inevitably, I always came in good 2-3 above that in the days preceding weigh-in) after graduation turned into second nature behavior, the effects of which quickly began to control my life. From premeditating days in advance what I would eat at a restaurant to working out as late as 4 AM on a weeknight to assuage the guilt of a eating half a muffin for breakfast, my relationship with foodand purging what I considered indulgences from my conscience through exercisewasn't normal, nor was it sustainable. The thought of turning 30 and still allowing this aspect of my life to dictate every other was, in all honesty, an embarrassment. In speaking with several professionals, including a licensed dietician and a psychologist, both of whom specialize in patients with eating disorders, I learned that my condition is an eating disorder called exercise bulimia. To overcome and undo years of what had developed into instinctual behavior (e.g., I'd request a waiter not bring bread even before (s)he offered), I'd need regular therapy to get to the root of why I was doing what I was doing, and, given my goal-oriented personality, I'd also need to start chipping away, day to day, at my compulsive habits.
Here below is a diary of the first 21 days of my journey.
Day 1: Since one of my primary goals is to stop tailoring my daily exercise to that day's diet, I decide this morning, even before I've eaten breakfast, that when I hit the gym later I'll do so for no more than 40 minutes, regardless of what I eat during the day.
Day 2: Having had no problem achieving Day 1's goal, I decide to one-up myself and take the day off from working out altogether. Of course, I make this decision on the one day someone brings a tray of Crumb's Cupcakes into our office. Never one to deny myself frosting, I eat an entire cap of vanilla buttercream with sprinkles, followed up later by a serving of Edy's pumpkin ice cream and two squares of dark chocolate. As a direct result, I break my morning resolution and jog 40 minutes on the treadmill that night. A tiny failure, but given that I'd normally go 60+, I consider it more a justifiable setback.
Day 3: Today, I ate well, avoided too much sugar (in part, because I think it's the cause of my jawline breakout) and finally tried "rolling out" in my own gym. My trainer guru, Ashley Borden, recommended I do the self-massage exercise before bed, since my normal cardio routine makes it difficult to fall asleep before 1 or 2 AM. I feel guilty leaving the gym without having broken a sweat, especially when the regular late night gym rats are all well into their runner highs, but I also feel like I've taken a step in the right direction, goal-wise.
Day 7: Breaking my Saturday night tradition, I've realized, will be my toughest obstacle. I'm not much of a going out person, especially when it comes to Saturdaysthat's always been my night to order in delivery, watch 48 Hours Mystery from 10-11PM, and then put in a hardcore late night run. If, as has been my preference since moving to NYC, I opt for Mexicanspecifically, two shrimp soft tacos with salsa, guac and sour cream and a side of black beansI typically run about 8 miles to make myself feel as if I've "undone" my bad deed. Last night, a Saturday night, was the first time since I started this endeavor that I willingly allowed myself to get off-track. Just like some of us have comfort foods or comfort exes, I have a comfort routine and it's going to be hard to break. I just love those tacos!
Day 8: Today, I have a late dinner. A late dinner at an Italian restaurant. My dining partner is a big eater who always orders dessert and teases me into joining him. What I'd normally do in this situation is barely eat anything during the day in anticipation of the feast, however, the new me decides to be more sensible. The up side? At dinner, I didn't gorge and didn't over-dessert. And, for the first time in months, I didn't force myself to exercise before bed.


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- Developer: EA Sports
- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Genre: Driving Racing Stock Car
- Release Date: Sep 19, 2002
- ESRB: Everyone
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During your first years in career mode, your crew chief will not be as experienced in choosing the correct setup for Superspeedways. If you go with his decisions, you will not finish well. Instead, go to practice mode and get a feel for the track. If your lap times do not come close to the pole sitter's time (about one or two seconds), then make changes on your car. Increase your fourth gear ratio by four or five notches; you will see your acceleration increase. This will allow you to achieve your top speed faster, and you can accelerate out of the corners faster. It is also a good idea to pit at the halfway mark on a 5% race, as most cars will take the next lap to pit and you will not run into pit road traffic. Remember to draft, and you can finish with a good position, and perhaps even win.
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Ok, so, misconception: Defense: I did X, and a baddie wouldn't!
Yes, that is a defense in a manner of speaking. However, what a baddie would, and wouldn't do is disrupted by the fact that baddies know what they would and wouldn't do, so would clearly do what they wouldn't do, because no one thinks that's what they would do, so clearly that's what they would do, but they wouldn't do that, would they?
In short: Your behavior is a defense in some situations, but that's not what we're looking for here. You're not on a jury stand. There's no alibis, no motive etc., just your role, and the baddie roles. I've been over and over and OVER your posts, and you've not said anything about your roles, and the "bandwagon" behavior, in my opinion, is a baddie defense mechanism. There was a discussion on that... uh... here: http://incognito.atf...tality-t12.html if you'd like to read exactly how I feel about it. My username is Einkil. So, what I am looking for you is some manner of subtle and cryptic clue about who you are, because a goodie wouldn't mind sharing a bit about their ID, and a baddie would. The best a baddie can do is hope to pretend to be a goodie, and then another goodie can call them on it. In short, what we're doing by putting pressure on others is forcing them to out themselves in some manner. The trick is to pick up on who they're outing themselves as before the baddies do, etc.
In response to my defense, I've left you several hints about my role, and in fact at this point it's almost spelled out well enough for me to ask for a save. If we're still looking for more tomorrow, I'll have more to give you then. Until then, I hope you stay with us Andromeda. It's clear that you're not dying today, so good or bad, your actions will impact this game, and inherently make it more interesting.
So I wanna know how was I supposed to hint that I'm a goodie (Nightcrawler)! Give me one sentence
Day should be ended now. ST is going to be lynched so carrying on is just postponing the inevitable.
After my interrogations over andro today, I think that I will need a save too. Me and Nick have come to the conclusion that we both have quick similar styles, but I remain more hidden so I have decided that in this game I will play much more openly to see how it works. I will be covered for tonight, but I have posted an "ideal" set of moves for the next night;
Professor X -Andromeda... and then follow previous plans accordingly
Wolverine - kill me/andro (if we are saved then your kill will fail and we can use your ability without risking a teamkill)
Rogue - steal... your choice. But DEFINATELY NOT mine SG's or andro's ability
Cyclops - no kill...
Jean Grey - save yourself (or cyclops if you are already targetted )
Nightcrawler - save andromeda Nightcrawler already had an action on night one, didn't you read the roles?? What were you thinking?? I don't think that anyone should plan actions for the goodies, especially if they don't read the roles properly!! Good thing is that at least Randro was sane!!
Beast - find out about Nightcrawler. It could be critical is crawler dies later on leaving wolverine vulnerable to stryker/baddies when we need a kill
Colossus - save me
Angel - save SG
Storm – I don't know what ability she has...
After this post by reaymond I kinda lost it and pretty much outed myself You really made me look like an idiot!!!!!!!!!
We were lucky that Stryker died night one!
Impervious could you please write down everyone's secret ability and the entire set of night actions (I hope you didn't delete them) I'm just trying to figure things out
EDIT: I felt lonely and decided to switch anonymous too, because two anonymouses were watching <_<
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Checking Hard Disk Sanity With Smartmontools (Debian & Ubuntu)
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Checking Hard Disk Sanity With Smartmontools (Debian & Ubuntu)
Version 1.0
This guide shows how to install and use the smartmontools package on Debian Etch and Ubuntu 7.10. The smartmontools package provides utilities to check hard disks for disk degradation and failure, using the Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology System (SMART) built into most modern ATA and SCSI hard disks.
I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!
1 Installing Smartmontools
In order to install smartmontools, all we have to do is run:
apt-get install smartmontools
The smartmontools package comes with two utilities, smartctl which you can use to check your hard drives on the command line, and smartd, a daemon that checks your hard disks at a specified interval and logs warnings/errors to the syslog and can also send warnings and errors to a specified email address (usually the admin of the system).
2 Using Smartctl
Before we can use smartctl, we must find out how our hard disks are named. You can do this, for example, by running:
df -h
fdisk -l
server1:~# fdisk -l
As you see, my hard disk is called /dev/hda.
Now that we know the name of our hard drive, we can run smartctl as follows:
smartctl -a /dev/hda
If you run it for the first time, you'll probably see something like this:
server1:~# smartctl -a /dev/hda
So SMART is disabled, to enable it, we need to run that command again with the -s on switch:
smartctl -s on -a /dev/hda
Now we get more output, including all errors that are in the SMART log (if any):
server1:~# smartctl -s on -a /dev/hda
Now that SMART is enabled, we don't need the -s on switch anymore, which means that you can now call smartctl as in the first example.
To learn more about smartctl and how it can be used, take a look at the smartctl man page:
man smartctl
3 Using Smartd
Smartctl is a nice tool, but you have to run it manually. Of course, it would be nice to have some daemon that monitors our hard disk at specified intervals and logs and/or emails us if something is wrong with the hard disk so that we can react before it fails completely. Smartd is just what we need.
To use smartd, we have to modify /etc/default/smartmontools first and uncomment the start_smartd=yes and smartd_opts="--interval=1800" lines (set the monitoring interval to whatever value (in seconds) you prefer; 1800 means 30 minutes):
vi /etc/default/smartmontools
Next we must configure the smartd configuration file, /etc/smartd.conf. You should take a look at
man smartd
to learn more about the available configuration options and also check out the examples that are in /etc/smartd.conf.
vi /etc/smartd.conf
For the beginning the following configuration is fine:
DEVICESCAN means that smartd will monitor all hard drives it can find. The -m switch specifies the user or email address that smartd will send warnings/errors to. For example, to monitor only /dev/hda and send warnings/errors to firstname.lastname@example.com, you'd use the following configuration instead:
Afterwards we start smartd:
/etc/init.d/smartmontools start
Now if you take a look at /var/log/syslog, you should find the startup messages of smartd there:
tail -n50 /var/log/syslog
If smartd finds something interesting about your hard disk or errors/warnings, it will also log these events, e.g.:
Apr 8 19:36:01 server2 smartd[13160]: Device: /dev/hda, SMART Usage Attribute: 194 Temperature_Celsius changed from 36 to 37
(This is of course no error or warning, just something interesting.)
Errors and warnings will also be sent to a user/email address if you told smartd to do so.
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Can I remove these columns and give my house a different elevation/frontage?
January 19, 2013 in Design Dilemma
My husband and I bought this house when we were newlyweds, not realizing we'd end up staying it it long-term (for almost eleven years now). Since we're in a very good location and the value of the homes around us is continually going up, we're considering staying and renovating and/or adding on instead of moving (as was always the original plan). However, one of my single biggest issues with this house are these ridiculous 1970s-style columns on the front. My question for any contractor or builder out there is this: would it be possible to just take these columns completely OFF if we took the roofline back so that it was fluid with the roofline across the other side of the house (ie. the right side in the photo)? I don't think these columns are load-bearing for the house itself but instead simply hold up that particular slope of the roof. Does that make sense? I'd like to modernize the frontage and give myself a cleaner, more traditional palette to work with - not something so stuck in the'70s.
Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated!
Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated!
Kaplan Architects, AIA
I think you could remove the columns and the small roof area associated with it as I believe you describe above. I would check with a local contractor and/or engineeer to make sure. You would then need to patch the roof and redo the gutter accordingly. I have to say that I like the columns and think you should keep them.....
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Ironwood Builders
From a builders stand point, I agree that the columns and the low slope shed roof can be removed. Matching the existing roofing should not be a giant issue, same with the exterior trim. Caveat is that as a builder, I want something over the front door to protect it, and the people that use it, from the elements. We did a gable end copper roofed portico (many years ago, sorry, no pictures!) supported by columns set close to the house sidewall. it tied with the Georgian style of the house and really gave visitors a clue where the front door was. Depending on your roof pitch, there may or may not be enough room for a full gable..alternatively you could consider an eyebrow gable....very traditional. If you keep the columns, you could go Tara-esque and complete the facade all the way across the front, add a balcony(!) and really be Gone with the Wind. I'll look up an eyebrow gable and send a pic/
2 Likes January 19, 2013 at 2:50PM
Ironwood Builders
Hmmm, well I found the picture I wanted here on houzz, saved it to my ideabook and now can't get it to you. So do what I did, go to pictures, query eyebrow gable and browse the pictures...about the fifth or sixth picture is an arched front porch roof. Best of luck!
David, good point. Is this the picture you were referring to? Traditional Exterior
I am not a fan of the columns either, but I think boothebf should think about the entry without them. Something like this would work: Front yard. This is a tricky build because the window is so low, but looks good: Georgian Manor - Exterior. I think your house has enough room for the gable without causing an issue. Simple: Authentic Colonial Transformation
I am not a fan of the columns either, but I think boothebf should think about the entry without them. Something like this would work: Front yard. This is a tricky build because the window is so low, but looks good: Georgian Manor - Exterior. I think your house has enough room for the gable without causing an issue. Simple: Authentic Colonial Transformation
2 Likes January 19, 2013 at 3:37PM
Interiors International, Inc.
Yes take them down it will not be that big of a project. If you can afford to do an exterior like the ones above you will recoup most if not all your investment.
Oh my goodness you all are AWESOME!! Thank you!! And thank you for saying you like the columns, Kaplan. :) It's nice to hear both opinions in case this just isn't a possibility in the long run. Yes, I agree, there needs to be some kind of accent to create a "marked" entry as well as to provide "shelter" and a gable of some sort makes total sense. Thank you all for the constructive wisdom - literally! - and for the photos, houssaon! Makes it so much easier to explain to my husband (I'm not sure "eyebrow gable" would've been in my repertoire!).
1 Like January 19, 2013 at 9:37PM
Hi, I just wanted to add my thoughts, not that I am an expert :) But I was so taken aback that you would want to remove those columns. They are so beautiful and grand, and give your house a point of difference to others which are similar (but without columns, as shown in the pics). I would have thought you should grow some lovely tall pine trees and add a very grand garden. I just feel like one day you or others will look back and realise how beautiful things in their original state can be, especially these columns. But just my thoughts, you obviously have a lovely home regardless. Good luck.
2 Likes January 21, 2013 at 4:43PM
Mari, thank you for your kind words! I think I might actually like these columns more if they weren't square, which, in my opinion, gives them a more dated look. I have always been a big sucker for those lovely old flat-fronted houses in Europe and columns aren't totally my thing - the aesthetic just doesn't do it for me, I guess - but I think in some ways you're right: they do add a lot. So the good news for me? Either way, I think it's a win. Thanks for the input.
1 Like January 21, 2013 at 9:22PM
Scott Design, Inc.
Food for thought. Your main roof has a shallow pitch. It will look more like the above photo "Authentic Colonial Transformation." rather than the other photos. If I'm correct in interpreting your "lovely old-flat front homes in Europe" correctly, most of the roofs have a steeper pitch. The 2nd roof supported by columns on your house interupts the shallow pitch and gives the appearance of height. I suggest you try to find other homes with the same roof slope so you can get a better feel before you start to remove roof and columns.
1 Like January 21, 2013 at 9:48PM
I completely understand, I actually couldn't tell they were square I thought they were round, so I see what you mean :) all the best!
1 Like January 22, 2013 at 3:14AM
Deborah Butler, Brickwood Builders
I have a flat front home that has no covering over the front door and it faces S/W. The 1980's Williamsburg style. The sun is murder on the door and no where to stand out of the rain for guests. Faced with your situation, I would continue the porch across the whole front of the house, change the columns all to round. Make the porch and steps a special material to stand out. Add some decorative items and re-landscape the front.
1 Like January 22, 2013 at 4:36AM
Ironwood Builders
Hey boots, Got any more gigantic projects you want to get started? My list is getting longer every day! We've got the front facade, the two story kitchen and master bath/bedroom addition and the panel painting in dining room(?). As I recall, we were talking about $75 per sq.ft. for the addition? So I'm thinking it is time for you to talk to a realtor and relocate to the house you need and want and let this one go...eleven years of the mortgage you have...can you shave 3 points off and keep the mortgage the same? Not as much fun as dreaming your space...but think of the furniture those bambinos can ruin! Got any dogs?
Martin Bros. Contracting, Inc.
Here is a project similar to the one you describe that we did for a homeowner.
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Rogue S-3 Squat Stand is rated out of 5 by 29.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dmitriy from 'Murica After much research, looking for a tall enough pull up bar that would allow me to swing freely without having to bend my legs (6ft tall, 230lbs.). I am glad I got the S-3 from Rogue. As a matter of fact, glad isn't even the right term; this thing is a super sturdy, easy-to-put together solid piece of equipment. The great news is that it took me less than 30 minutes to unpack it from the pallet it was shipped on and have it fully set up. The construction and components are solid. Another thing worth mentioning is that I ordered it late Sunday night and had it delivered on Thursday. If you are looking for a solid, very reasonably priced and American made squat rack/pull up bar, then spare the time looking at anything else and buy the S-3.
Date published: 2014-10-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Charlie W from Great stand and great quality! Bought this as part of the Charlie CrossFit and it has been amazing. Solid and great quality. Couldn't ask for anything more. I would recommend getting the optional pullup bar shown in the picture if you are looking to do Bar Muscle Ups. Assembly is a piece of cake as well. Put it together in under a half hour.
Date published: 2014-08-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sully103 from Absolutely awesome! My garage gym just took a giant leap forward with the S3. The stand is impressively solid! Top quality! This equipment is built to last and you can tell as it comes out of the box. Powder coating is perfect and the hardware is stout. I researched options for 6 months, and Rogue customer service helped me answer the final questions prior to ordering - very helpful and patient ( I had a lot of questions). Ordered Sunday night, got the stand on Thursday. I can't say enough about the whole experience and look forward to many workouts on my new rack, and adding accessories along the way.
Date published: 2014-08-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by Charley from awsome I just got this rack and it is awesome. It was easy to put together and rock solid.
Date published: 2014-08-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by crad from Awesome Solid bulletproof rack. I recommend the base plate storage to weigh the rack down for kipping. I was amazed by the quality of this rack. Well worth the price.
Date published: 2014-07-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Christopher Pray from Better than expected - great piece of gear My gear arrived as expected and I assembled it easily in about 30 min (by myself - with a ratchet and a wrench) . It was easy to put together and there we're no missing pieces. The construction is pretty beefy and the quality (powder coating, fit of pieces, etc) is excellent. I'm new to Crossfit and did Fran for the first time using my ohio bar, rogue bumper plates and my the dirty south bar for pull-ups on the S-3 stand. While I'm not necessarily pleased with my Fran time (18:10 rx) - I'm very pleased with my rogue gear. I'm a big guy ( 6'4" 225) and with 200 lbs of plates on storage poles mounted to the side, the rig was plenty stable for kipping pull-ups. My ceiling is only about 1" higher than the top of the rig, and the dirty south bar is the perfect height for pull-ups. I can swing freely, my feet don't hit the ground and my head doesn't hit the ceiling. I also purchased the long plate storage poles (attach to the side of the rig), safety arms and bench. All are very sturdy and work great. My only small issue is that when I have plates on the storage poles (mounted as low as possible), the plates on my bar will hit the plates on the rack when I bench press - so I have to take the plates off the storage poles. I also purchased the wheel attachments and they seem to be very good, but they are kind of useless for me since my ceiling is barely higher than the top of the pole. I can't tilt the rig enough to roll it. Maybe one day I'll pull it outside for a WOD and they'll come in handy then. Overall - I'm very pleased and would highly recommend this to anyone (with the dirty south bar add on) - especially of you're a taller person and want to do pull-ups without dragging your feet. I'll be cancelling my LA Fitness membership this week. :)
Date published: 2014-05-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Aaron Hrcka from Great Quality I ordered this for my home gym and did quite a bit of research before selecting this set. This is by far the best stand, especially at this price range. I was most concerned about pull-ups and whether the stand would rock or tip and it is very solid. I'm around 195# and even when I kip I get very little movement without any weights or clamps on the stand's feet/base. I would definitely recommend this stand.
Date published: 2014-04-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by David Jeffries from Awesome Squat Stand Ordered an S3 on the recommendation of a friend (who has a SML-2 half rack). The S3 is rock solid. Construction quality could not be better. Assembly was super easy with just a wrench and ratchet/socket. Had it up to go in less than 30 minutes. I bought the floor mount kit but have not used it. Even without added weight, it isn't moving anywhere for me (170#). Kipping pull ups down phase it at all. I added some plate storage and I have no need at all for the floor mount kit. The spotter arms are great too and make working out alone very easy. As with everyone else, shipping was lightning fast. Just make sure you are by your phone to schedule your delivery. I had to wait an extra day due to missing a call. Great work Rogue! You have a customer for life!
Date published: 2014-01-14
Rogue S-3 Squat Stand is rated out of 5 by 29.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shawn Montgomery from Built Like A Tank All I can say is WOW! First of all, shipping was blazing fast, I was not expecting it to come in so quick. When it did, I helped the UPS guy(I like to call him "Brown Santa") unload the truck, and I new it was going to be quality when I felt the weight of the parts. Even the ups guy commented on that, which led us to talking about CrossFit. Anyway, This bad boy was easy to put together, never had to look at the directions, which is probably the reason I had a few parts left over....Just Kidding. The reason I got the S-3 is because I wanted the high pullup bar, my door jam "perfect pullup bar" doesn't cut it anymore. I was worried about how sturdy it would be without weighing it down or anchoring it into the concrete. Some of the other stands I looked at were way to unstable for kipping. After I put it together, and did my first kipping pull-up I knew I made a great purchase. This thing is rock solid and I won't need to anchor it down. If you are on the fence about buying this stand, go for it, you will not be disappointed!
Date published: 2013-12-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anthony Del Balso from Great Product and Service Rogue has done a great job of offering terrific product quality, along with service AND a plethora of options and upgrade paths to the entry level buyer. I've had this S-3 since 2011 and it's been a great companion to my workouts. It has been outside under a tree with sap droppings since Sept. 2012 and there has been no issue with the finish. It's very resistant to wear and tear. When kipping pullups, the taller unit increases the torque on the base so consider that in your decision. It moved a lot without weight on the unit, and made a lot of noise. I drilled holes in the base bars and screwed it into the concrete that way. I only lightly torqued the bolts otherwise the tubular cross section will be deformed from the bolt pressure. It rattles a bit but has held firm. In my garage I had to drill holes in the uprights to accommodate a different height for the pull up bar to clear my rafters, I wish Rogue would upgrade to include a few more holes for pull-up height options to span from the next smaller size to the full height of the S-3. When I turn this into a rig, I'll probably lower the height of the pull up bar on this unit, and get taller uprights for the other side for a better rope and ring station.
Date published: 2013-11-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff Wunder from Build to withstand anything you throw at it!! I just received this stand today, and had to write a review. This is the first time I have ever written a review on any product, and I order stuff online often, so hopefully that says just how great this product is. I expected a sturdy, heavy duty piece of equipment, but was blown away when this stand arrived, talk about American Made Beauty and Beast in one!! This thing can take any abuse I give it and keeps asking for More!! I look forward to many years of use and am a Rogue customer for life. Can't wait for my next order. Thank you Rogue!
Date published: 2013-10-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jason Mack from Great Piece It's hard to imagine how beefy this piece is until you see it for yourself. Really awesome quality. Nice and tall, just clears my garage ceiling. Bolts are huge. I put the fat/skinny bar at the very top and hang rings from there. Because I'm using it for a lot in a small space, there are some limitations - I can't squat and do pull-ups without taking the bar down. Same with the Matador. No dips with the bar n the squat position. Minor inconvenience however considering my entire workout takes place in a 4x4 ft space in my garage with the S-3.
Date published: 2013-10-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by William Wilson from Initial S-3 Thoughts This thing just showed up, I just put it together, and did a few simple tests. I had to immediately do a review. Let me tell you, the guys at Rogue rule - a few email communications with Jesse is all it took for that comment. He took care of all my questions, concerns, and order customizations immediately! Anyway, my S-3 just showed up. It's sturdy as s*#!. Ya, weigh it down or bolt it to the floor for some serious kipping work, but you can't beat the stability for a squat stand - anywhere! Did I mention I put it together, by myself, in 30 minutes? Easy. easy, easy. And unlike everything I get from China, the bolts slid in like butter where they should have. Everything is obviously machined with perfection in mind. Well done boys!
Date published: 2013-09-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cesar Cordero from Sturdy rig, It outlasts me every time! I love my rig. Its the centerpiece of my garage gym and it stands up to anyone who challenges it. The westside hole spacing accommodates me and all of my shorter and taller friends equally. The stand rocks a little when kipping unweighted but it's not bad. With 230lbs on the bumper storage pins I added it doesn't move an inch. Set up was a breeze, I did it alone with my impact driver, sockets and a step ladder in 25 minutes. My only suggestion would be a laser cut designation to identify the hole markings along the uprights for easier identification of the corresponding heights. It was a fix I addressed with a stick of chalk, but it would be useful if it was permanent.
Date published: 2013-08-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeffery Lawshe from awesome What a great, versatile rack. I weight my rack with side storage like a lot of people, and after that it doesn't move. The dirty south sub was great for me because I like having extra clearance for kips, but a shorter distance to the bar for strict pullups (probably because I'm terrible at the latter and end up spending more time than I should hopping on and off the bar). If you have high ceilings, this is an awesome piece of equipment.
Date published: 2013-05-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by RYAN FOSTER from Excellent Buy The S-3 exceeded my expectations. It was extremely easy to set up and the quality was second to none. Took me 30 min. max to put together. The only thing I would recommend is bolting the rig to the ground or putting weight on the legs if you are doing butterfly pullups. The rig starts rocking a little. Other than that I would highly recommend this to anyone.
Date published: 2013-04-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by Eileen Souza from Great product! Very happy with our S3! Got the fat/skinny, as well as vertical plate storage and plates for anchoring, rings, safety bars and bench. Very easy to put together - well made and excellent quality. I was able to assemble completely by myself before my husband got back from the gym. With the plate storage to anchor, it is very sturdy and doesn't move at all for kipping pull ups, t2b, etc. J hooks and safety bars pop right in, and stay. I had extremely high expectations, and Rogue delivered! I absolutely recommend the S3 for any home/garage gym.
Date published: 2013-03-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by christopher bergstrom from Steller Rig What can I say that others haven't already said about the S-3? : - easy to assemble (did it solo in about 40mins) - SOLID (I am #220 and with #100 on each side of the added Vertical plate storage, I can swing a huge kip and there is no rocking. INSANELY SOLID) Only observation I can add is ... THE S-3 IS TALL! I am 6 foot and I dropped the Skinny/Fat bar down a notch so it doesn't require a huge jump to grab the bar. So to recap: YES everything they say is true about this being one SICK Rig and built like a TANK (A moveable tank incase you need to reposition it). But you'll need a high ceiling cause its TALL! Buy one, give yourself a high 5 for not skimping on some other brand rig and happy Lifting. -Magnus
Date published: 2013-01-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by parafrog from Built well Solid piece of equipment, small issue with one of the "J" cups and they overnighted a replacement so good service from Rogue.
Date published: 2012-09-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by Garlon from Great Garage Gym been using it for a year and a half now and its been great. very versatile workout equipment. ive added the matador, spotter arms, and plate storage making this a perfect garage gym. and it doesnt take up a lot of space. at the end of my workout i can park my car inside my garage.
Date published: 2012-06-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by KWB from Best Piece of Equipment in my Home Gym!! The S3 is SOLID! I am 250lbs and it does not budge when weighted down properly, allowing me to do kipping pull-ups, dips, toes to bar, etc. Best equipment added to my "home box".
Date published: 2012-04-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by marty mcfly from excellent quality ive only had this for 12 hrs and I frickin love it ! solid construction -- easy setup -- thanks rogue for the quality - can wait to use this with friends and family
Date published: 2012-04-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by marty mcfly from excellent quality ive only had this for 12 hrs and I frickin love it ! solid construction -- easy setup -- thanks rogue for the quality - can wait to use this with frends and family
Date published: 2012-04-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by KB from Siple, Strurdy, Effective Purchased in August 2011 it is the best piece of equipment I ever invested in. It is super sturdy for squats, bench, and pull-ups. If you have high ceilings the S3 is awsome, at 6' tall I can hang from the lowest bar and have my feet clear off the ground for proper kips and work with rings. I got the spotter arms instead of storage, turned out to be a good choice, you can store your plates on the base of the S3 for added stability, but you don't really need it. Great piece of equipement, well worth the $$.
Date published: 2012-03-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by theboy111 from Great Pice Love the S3 squat stand. Put it together by myself in about 30 min (took my time). It is rock solid, I have single plate storage on both sides and I can kip all day without the stand rocking or sliding. My only gripe is the powder coating on the fat skin bar makes it difficult to hold on when your hands are moist. I know I just need a stronger grip then I don't have to worry about. Great piece of equipment that looks a good as it preforms.
Date published: 2012-02-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by Steve from SOLID! This is the corner stone of my new home gym. Squats, Pull ups, Ring Dips, Dips, Plate storage and of course, a base to attach bands for stretching or anything else I need to do. I even got a pull up bar for my little ones, and they have more fun with that than any toy in the house. With the weight on the sides this thing does not budge during the kipping pull ups.
Date published: 2011-12-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Boondock Six from Dont buy the Pendlay!! As a longtime Crossfitter I have begun building my garage gym. I elected to purchase the Pendlay squat rack from MuscleDriver. It was a bit cheaper, and was 95" high which was what I needed. It sits unbalanced and the weight racks (another $80) cant be attached at all when you bench. Bottom line is I should have bought the Rogue Rack. Everything else in my gym is Rogue and I have never been let down. I'm putting this here because there is no review system on MD and I wish it would have been here for me. ROGUE FOR LIFE.
Date published: 2011-12-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by James Rorick from Awesome! The S3 squat stand is absolutely one of the best pieces of equipment I have had a chance to use. I have a dirty south attached, spotter arms, and plate storage making it a great garage gym piece. I have dropped over 250 lbs doing push jerks and over 400 lbs squating on the spotter arms and the entire stand was SOLID!
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Blisters healed? Violent Femmes announce Coachella reunion
The Violent Femmes, one of Milwaukee's biggest claims to rock fame, is getting back together 5 1/2 years after its last show.
The trio that gave the world "Blister in the Sun" on its self-titled debut album in 1983, played its last concert in October 2007, according to its website, and released its last song, a cover of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy," in 2008. »Read Full Article(13)
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra considers move to Couture
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, which has long wanted its own performance hall, is considering a move from the Marcus Center to the Couture hotel and apartment high-rise proposed for downtown Milwaukee's lakefront.
But any discussions about a move to the Couture are "super duper preliminary," said Mark Niehaus, MSO president and executive director. »Read Full Article(5)
City's bra ban doesn't hold up
Stripped of the bras that decorated the tavern's ceiling for nearly half a century, the Holler House looked mighty naked.
But on Thursday, justice was restored to the universe. A ridiculous city order to ban the bras as a fire hazard was rescinded. »Read Full Article(53)
Museum seeks more help from Milwaukee County taxpayers
The Milwaukee Public Museum is seeking a multimillion-dollar infusion from county taxpayers to cover its unfunded pension liability and to extend the county's commitment for an annual operating subsidy.
The museum is also raising the subject of eventually fully privatizing the museum. The county turned over operation to the nonprofit Milwaukee Public Museum Inc. in 1992, but retained ownership of the building and its collection. »Read Full Article(10)
Milwaukee movies off the grid
Bicycle film fest on track
Bike to Work Week races to a close with the Bicycle Film Festival 2013 Saturday at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive. »Read Full Article
Good performances can't thaw 'The Iceman'
Characters like TV's Dexter, Tony Soprano and, to a less violent extent, Don Draper, have removed a lot of the anti- from pop culture's idea of anti-hero, so it's particularly interesting to watch a character that holds on to that anti- with both clenched fists, and yet still gives the audience peeks at his humanity.
In "The Iceman," Michael Shannon plays real-life hitman Richard Kuklinski, so perhaps it's not fair to call him a character. Somehow, it's hard to believe that the real Kuklinski — his reported 100-plus kills notwithstanding — is as riveting as Shannon's "Iceman." »Read Full Article
Milwaukee band Crappy Dracula goes for short, eclectic bites
So here's one way to get a reporter's attention.
I was going through my mail, shuffling through a batch of CDs, when I came across a package with the latest single from local satiric rock band Crappy Dracula. »Read Full Article
On Tap this Weekend: Jazz-era fun, magic and more
Don your best Gatsby-esque apparel this weekend for a jazzy time. Find out the details, along with our other picks for weekend fun, in this week's video. »Read Full Blog Post
Kenny Chesney's key to success
Kenny Chesney is the Buffett of the country music world, as in Jimmy — and Warren.
Adopting Jimmy Buffett's party attitude through festive songs like "Beer in Mexico" and latest single "Pirate Flag," Chesney isn't a mere man or musician but a brand: country music's personification of easygoing fun. »Read Full Article(8)
Everything you need to know before Kenny Chesney's show at Miller Park
Yes, Milwaukee music fans, it's been a long, long time.
Miller Park hasn't hosted a full-blown music concert since Farm Aid in 2010, and memories of just how stadium shows operate may be fading. »Read Full Article(2)
Calling all contributors: A weekend of art
Art City contributors are not the types to be sitting by the phone on a Saturday night. No, indeed. In fact, we're picking up the phone to help you make your weekend plans. As you know, we are a multi-platform gang and never to be outdone in any media. So, starting this week, the contributors are calling the good, old-fashioned Art City phone line with their best suggestions for art to see on the weekend.
'Uncommon Ground' at the Kohler Center
On recent flight from New York to Milwaukee, a fly with a bent wing kept banging itself up against the window beside me as if it was trying to flee the interior of a car.
A new food truck, Roll MKE, will sell sandwiches and hand-cut fries
A new food truck, Roll MKE, will sell sandwiches such as short rib grilled cheese with Peppadew peppers and a burger with bacon jam along with hand-cut fries, perhaps as soon as next week.
Chad Rittgers worked in restaurants years ago in Racine, before leaving to work in sales and marketing — although still in food service. The food truck was a way to get back into serving food, but in an environment that lets him interact with customers. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Milwaukee County Parks kick off summer season
The summer event season in the Milwaukee County Parks begins Memorial Day Weekend, and the openings include The Family Aquatic Center, kite-festival, Friday Night Fish Fries and Nite-Glow Golf.
Cool Waters Family Aquatic Park in Greenfield Park, 2028 S. 124th St., and David F. Schulz Aquatic Center in Lincoln Park, 1301 E. Hampton Ave., will open May 25. Early Bird Discounts on season passes will be available. »Read Full Article
DuVall, Cantrell keep Alice in Chains' drone-rock alive
In the early 1990s, when music journalists with nothing better to do hastily gathered together various Seattle-area rock bands - Nirvana, Mudhoney, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, etc. - under the term "grunge," Alice in Chains came closest to what little tangible definition the term had.
Wednesday night in the Eagles Ballroom at the Rave, Alice in Chains still defined it. »Read Full Article(1)
This week's concerts
8 p.m. Friday, Eagles Ballroom, the Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave. $26.50 and $36.50. »Read Full Article
Door County Sled Dogs host warm-weather party
"Party With the Sled Dogs" brings the Door County Sled Dogs back to Milwaukee for an off-season event June 1from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at American Serb Hall, 5101 W. Oklahoma Ave.
The party includes demonstrations of "dog scootering" (riding a special scooter pulled by a dog) and cross-country running with dogs. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Bring a jug?
This Thursday we're talkin' about old-time sounds that have been around since someone somewhere first blew across the lip of a jug.The "Allis After Hours" music comes courtesy of Michael Ammons the the Water Street Hot Shots, which plays not only vintage jug band songs, but classic blues and original music. They're the instructors and the entertainers who present tonight's installment of the Charles Allis Art Museum "American Roots Music" series.
Explore some of the roots of heavy metal music at the Queensryche show tonight. »Read Full Blog Post


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AIADMK cadre staged a demonstration here on Tuesday condemning the Congress-led UPA government for its decision to divest 5 per cent stake in the public sector Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC). The demonstration held near the Khadi Kraft was led by party member and Tuticorin Mayor Sasikala Pushpa.
AIADMK Rajya Sabha member (elect) and the party's Tiruchi rural district secretary T. Rathinavel, party MLAs R. Manoharan, M. Paranjothi, and N.R. Sivapathi, Mayor Jaya, and AIADMK functionaries took part.
Terming the decision as "anti-labour", the demonstrators wanted the Centre to sell the NLC shares to undertakings owned by the Tamil Nadu government.
AIADMK cadres staged a demonstration in front of the Head Post Office. The agitation was to condemn the alleged inaction of the Centre on the proposal of the Chief Minister to offer the shares to Tamil Nadu owned public sector undertakings.
Durai Govindarajan, State president of the farmers' wing of the AIADMK, led the agitation. MLAs M. Rangasamy, M.Rathnasamy, and R. Doraikannu, Savithiri Gopal, Chairperson, Thanjavur Municipality and Amutharani Ravichandran, Chairperson, Thanjavur District Panchayat Council, participated in the agitation.
The cadres staged the demonstration in front of the Head Post Office led by K. Rajendran, assistant general secretary of All India MGR Mandram. Jayalakshmi Ambigapathy, Chairperson of Tiruvarur District Panchayat Council, took part.
AIADMK cadres led by the Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board Chairperson K. Thangamuthu staged protest in Nagapattinam in front of the head post office. Mayiladuthurai MP O.S. Manian, MLAs Pounraj, Kamaraj and Shakthi, urged the Centre to accede to the State government's demand for acquiring 5 per cent stake in the Central PSU. Over 5,000 cadres participated in the agitation in front of the post office.
A large number of cadre participated in the demonstration held in front of the head post office in Pudukottai. Raju, State president of Anna Toyilsangha Peravai, led the agitation. C. Vijayabaskar, K.P. Krishnan, Karthik Tondaiman, M. Rajanayagam, P. K. Vairamuthu, all MLAs, and V.C. Ramaiah, president of the District Panchayat, participated.
Hundreds of cadres of AIADMK staged demonstration in front of the Head Post Office in Karur led by party State propaganda Secretary and Karur MP, M. Thambidurai. MLAs A. Pappasundaram, and S. Kamaraj, and District Secretary Anna Trade Union, Porani K. Ganesan participated in the protest.
The agitation at Ariyalur town was led by Nambirajan, state deputy secretary of the Jayalalithaa Peravai. Kavitha Rajendran, district secretary of the party, A. Elavarasan, MP, and Durai Manivel, MLA. In Perambalur, agitations were staged in front of the local post office led by Varagur A. Arunachalam, former Minister.


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Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Glenealy Plantations Bhd. said it got an offer from Samling Strategic Corp. to privatize Hong Kong-listed Samling Global Ltd., and in turn a proposal to privatize the company and Lingui Developments Bhd.
If a formal offer is put forward, Samling Strategic has indicated that it expects to propose an offer price of 7.50 ringgit per share for the privatization of Glenealy and 1.63 ringgit for Lingui, according to statements to the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange today.
The offers are at a 14.5 percent and 19.8 percent premium respectively to Glenealy's and Lingui's last traded prices of 6.55 ringgit and 1.36 ringgit on Jan. 19, before they were suspended for trading. Lingui, a Malaysian timber, plantations and property group, and Glenealy Plantations, a palm oil producer, are controlled by Samling Strategic.
Samling, one of Malaysia's largest lumber groups, is owned and run by the Yaw family and based in the country's timber-rich Sarawak. Lingui owns 37.9 percent of Glenealy, while Samling holds another 15.2 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Glenealy has palm oil plantations in Malaysia's eastern Sabah and Sarawak states, as well as Indonesia's East Kalimantan. It had a total land of 50,428 hectares and total planted area of 28,522 hectares at the end of 2010, according to the company's website.
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Brands Must Be Ready To Respond In Real-time To Social Media Situations (Like This One)
American Airlines had a little problem yesterday when a computer glitch cancelled its flights, stranding travelers. The airline was slammed with angry tweets and found themselves in the midst of a potentially damaging social media situation, while trying to deal with everything else that went along with the outage.
We know your company probably isn't a huge airline, but let's think about this in scale: Do you have employees ready to monitor and respond to a company major event once it hits social media?
If your company has a "what to do when the media calls for comment" section in its handbook, but nothing about social media response, take a page from how American Airlines handles such situations – and then get to work on updating that handbook. Unless you're a fan of learning things the hard way – then do nothing and await the inevitable communications nightmare.


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Jack Wilshere has revealed he never wants to leave Arsenal, vowing not to follow the likes of Cesc Fabregas out of the exit door and claiming he wants to emulate former Gunners captain Tony Adams, the Daily Mail has reported.
Fabregas left Arsenal for Barcelona last summer after confirming his desire to play for his hometown club but Wilshere has revelled in already being at his local team. The England international said he understood Fabregas' position but there was no danger of him following suit as he was already home.
Wilshere continued by pledging to match the achievements of the likes of Tony Adams, who made more than 650 appearances for Arsenal and won the league title of four separate occasions, with his first and last championship victories coming 13 years apart.
The 20-year-old missed almost a year-and-a-half of football after a series of back, ankle and foot injuries, with Wilshere only able to return to action a matter of games ago. Wilshere is suspended for Saturday's Premier League meeting with Fulham but was included in Roy Hodgson's England squad to play Sweden next week.
"To have my family 20 minutes from the training ground and an hour from the stadium is perfect for me. Cesc wanted to go home. Home for me is Arsenal. Cesc wanted to go back to his family and friends. My family and friends are 20 minutes away. It's perfect," Wilshere said.
He added: "I've played 39 games in the Premier League, which is nothing when you look at players like Tony Adams and how many appearances they made. That's something I want to do."
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 25-28.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was James Madison's feeling about the compromise?
(a) He felt that the convention was sacrificing justice for the small states.
(b) He felt that the convention was sacrificing large states to small states.
(c) He felt that the convention was sacrificing federalism to distributed power.
(d) He felt that the convention was striking the right balance.
2. Delegates were trying to strike a balance in their decision about electing representatives for the House between what?
(a) Between ideals and practical applications.
(b) Between American and foreign power.
(c) Between federal and state power.
(d) Between East coast and southern power.
3. What was Mr. Wilson's feeling about the compromise?
(a) He felt that elections were not accurate indications of the country's needs.
(b) He felt that appointed leaders were better suited for the work of governing.
(c) He felt that popular participation would weaken government.
(d) He felt that majority rule alone could legitimize government.
4. What did James Madison argue concerning the question of whether the executive should be chosen by the legislature?
(a) He argued that the executive and the legislature should be kept separate.
(b) He argued that the Supreme Court should appoint the executive.
(c) He argued that the legislature should elect the executive.
(d) He argued that the legislature should appoint the executive.
5. What did the draft of the Constitution contain concerning slavery?
(a) The draft did not mention slavery explicitly.
(b) The draft prevented a tax or prohibition on slavery.
(c) The draft outlawed the domestic slave trade.
(d) The draft outlawed the importation of slaves.
Short Answer Questions
1. What were the delegates debating in Chapter 3?
2. What subject were the delegates debating in Chapter 6?
3. What did a legitimate government require, in James Madison's opinion?
4. What kind of representation did James Madison advocate?
5. What is the current residency requirement for citizenship?
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Just wondering - I know the WEEE etc regarding disposing of whole PCs/monitors/printers etc, but I'm seriously running out of room at the moment... If I strip the mobo/PSU out of cases, effectively leaving them as bare metal, does anyone know if it's OK to just skip the empty shells?
If it's bare metal it should be fine. You might find that a scrap metal merchant might actualy pay a small amount of money for them, or your local tip might accept them. Might be worth asking your D&T department what they do with their off cuts.
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Photogallery: SR, Bratislava: Bratislava Castle
SR, Bratislava: Bratislava Castle
A colossal building we can see today had many forms in the past - originaly it was a Celtic oppidum, then a fortified settlement, followed by towers and palaces, and finally a representative residence of the royal court. However, it has been a strategic position of this national cultural heritage (since 1961), an essential part of Bratislava rising above Dunaj, that remained invariable through ages. No wonder that the the castle is a symbol used on a back side of Slovak eurocoins.
It has been already several decades since the gradual reconstruction of the castle begun. Its purpose is to keep this proud national heritage for future generations and to make it accessible for tourists.
Text: Monika Babická
Photo: Daniel Babický
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