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As Inside Higher Ed reports, there's been a lot of discussion of Assistant Professor Eric Hedin and Ball State University's approval of his Physics and Astronomy courses, "Inquiries in Physical Sciences," "The Boundaries of Science" and "The Universe and You." (Jerry Coyne has written most extensively about them here, here and, most recently, here). The courses apparently share the same basic syllabus, and if you read it you can see that Hedin has tailored the courses to promote the Intelligent Design movement (which is known for its intimate political and intellectual connections to Christian apologetics). It is hard to imagine that these courses fairly represent the methods, values, findings and competences of contemporary science.
Many critics of Intelligent Design say it shouldn't be subject to discussion in science classes. I disagree. I think a science class is the perfect place to debunk ID propaganda. And if you're going to let instructors debunk it in the science classroom, you can't very well censor those who lend it a more sympathetic voice. If the courses were forcibly kept out of the university (or out of its science department), it could set a worrisome precedent for academic freedom.
However, I do think something should be done. My concern is that two of these courses fulfill part of Ball State's science requirements. ("Inquiries in Physical Sciences" is one of three courses that fulfill a special science requirement for the Honors Course; "The Universe and You" fulfills one of the university's Core Curriculum requirements in Natural Science.) Students can graduate from Ball State with a major portion (if not the entirety) of their shot at university-level scientific literacy coming in the form of ID propaganda. This might run afoul of acceptable standards for accreditation.
I think this concern should be brought to the attention of the institution responsible for Ball State's accreditation, the Higher Learning Commission. They are currently in the middle of proceedings to determine whether or not Ball State will remain accredited for the next ten years. (The evaluation process ends in October of this year, from what I understand.) When I have time, I will draft a letter and post it on my blog, inviting others to copy or improve upon it as they see fit. (Update: My letter can be found here.)
I will also mention that, similar to PZ Myers and Laurence Moran, I don't see a good reason to think this is a First Amendment issue and I would not jump to the conclusion that we should try to get Ball State to curb Hedin's bias. So I disagree with Jerry Coyne. Since Ball State is a public institution, Coyne thinks that any use of its funds to promote religious belief is unconstitutional. In addition to the posts by Myers and Moran, there are several good commenters on Coyne's blog who have spelled out several reasons why Coyne is wrong. Universities, even public ones, should be places which nurture academic freedom. University professors are bound to be biased in various religious and ideological ways. Many of them are going to teach classes that focus on unpopular and even downright idiotic arguments, and sometimes those are going to have religious affiliations. It comes with the territory of academic freedom. Since no students are coerced into taking Hedin's classes or listening to his religious speech, there is no clear violation of the First Amendment. However, as legally free as Hedin should be to teach Intelligent Design and pass it off as science, we should be very suspicious of any school that would let such a course fulfill a core science requirement. We should question whether such a school deserves accreditation.
Edit: Upon reflection, the question of coercion might not be so simple. Since only three classes satisfy the Honors Course science requirement at Ball State, it is quite possible that students in the Honors Course will be pressured into taking Hedin's course--e.g., if the other two courses are full, or if scheduling conflicts make his course the only option. While the students are not coerced into attending Ball State to begin with, it is possible that many Honors students are forced to take his course because the alternative would be to either drop out of the Honors program or switch universities entirely, and those might not be fair options for a lot of students. That could open the door to a First Amendment case.
Update: A word about Hedin's qualifications. He has published most extensively in the field of nanoscience, which is listed on the Ball State faculty Website as one of his research interests. The Website states that his other research interests are Information Theory, Teleology and Cosmology. Those are some of the areas he is drawing on in his ID-infused Physics/Astronomy courses. Yet, Hedin has not published in any of those areas. I cannot find a copy of his CV online, but it is reasonable to assume that he has no formal qualifications relating to information theory, teleology, cosmology, evolutionary theory, the philosophy of science, or any other area of research which directly bears on the content of these controversial courses. Hedin is teaching bunk with a religious bias in areas that are far outside his competence. In my mind, that is reason enough to conclude that these courses should not satisfy any of Ball State's core requirements.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The number of Air Force service members implicated in a scandal involving alleged cheating on tests of nuclear missile launch operations has roughly doubled from the 34 initially cited by the Air Force, officials said Tuesday.
It wasn't immediately clear whether the additional 30-plus airmen suspected of being involved in cheating on proficiency tests are alleged to have participated in the cheating directly or were involved indirectly.
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A "profoundly disappointed" Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James, the service's top civilian official, told a Pentagon news conference last week that the alleged cheating at Malmstrom was discovered during a previously announced probe of drug possession by 11 officers at several Air Force bases, including at least two who also are in the nuclear force and suspected of participating in the cheating ring.
The Air Force's top general, Mark Welsh, has said the removal of 34 missile launch officers at one time appeared to be the largest such action in the history of the missile force. He said there is "absolutely no excuse" for cheating.
Malmstrom is home to the 341st Missile Wing, which operates, maintains and provides security for 150 nuclear-armed Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles. This represents one-third of the entire ICBM force.
The cheating scandal is the latest in a series of Air Force nuclear stumbles. The Associated Press revealed a number of them, including deliberate violations of safety rules, failures of inspections, breakdowns in training, and evidence that the men and women who operate the missiles from underground command posts are suffering burnout.
In October, the two-star general then in charge of the ICBM force, Michael Carey, was fired for engaging in embarrassing behavior, including drunkenness, while leading a U.S. delegation to a nuclear exercise in Russia. He was replaced by Maj. Gen. Jack Weinstein.
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Break from the bustle of L.A. with a hike in Elyria Canyon Park
Tucked away in an off-the-map spot between the communities of Cypress Park and Mount Washington, the quiet, 35-acre Elyria Canyon Park is a nice break from big-city noise.
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Belvedere Community Regional Park, an unexpectedly lush urban oasis in East Los Angeles, features 30 acres of baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, swimming, skating and even trout fishing. Oh, and nice walking too.
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Solstice Canyon hike in Malibu takes in ruins of old estate
Just off the Pacific Coast Highway between Pepperdine University and Point Dume, Solstice Canyon is an unusually scenic hike to the ruins of a once-grand private estate. Along the way are magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean.
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I was having a period of bad health — quite a long period. I had a hip replacement, and another, and a hand surgery. Then a broken leg. Then a spinal surgery. Then another spinal surgery. I was falling apart faster than the doctors could put me back together.
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One hundred years ago, water that had traveled from Central California began cascading into the thirsty San Fernando Valley. Today, this unexpected walk is one of the few L.A. hikes that features a close-up view of the great Los Angeles Aqueduct, near those historic cascades.
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This delightful oasis, a beloved destination for my wife when she was a young girl and our daughters when she was a young mother, is one of the few local walks that can be done at midday, no matter the season, entirely in the shade. Even in September, this Griffith Park canyon is a cool, quiet retreat.
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Griffith Park is L.A.'s largest city park, but at 4,200 hilly acres it's so large, and so mountainous, that hikers unfamiliar with the area may not know where to start. Here's a beginner's guide to a mellow, uncrowded walk with great views.
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Most folks probably don't look to Culver City for hiking trails with majestic city views. But the 57-acre Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook State Park has them, plus a set of stairs massive enough to be visible, like the Great Wall of China, from outer space. The huge workout is matched by the heavenly scenery.
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Walk along the L.A. River near Griffith Park
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Cherry Canyon in La Cañada-Flintridge
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June 23, 2012
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Naples in Long Beach
Spend a hot summer day on a cool summer walk around the Naples district of Long Beach. It's flat and breezy and makes a sweet sunset stroll too.
December 5, 2011
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Malibu's Sandstone Peak
If you're up for a long walk in the Malibu hills that features ocean and city views and varying terrain, head for the Sandstone Peak trail head.
November 7, 2011
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Beachwood Canyon and the Hollywood sign
Along the way are fantastic views of the Hollywood Reservoir, some famous homes and a visit to some of the area's secret public staircases.
October 3, 2011
L.A. Walks
Will Rogers State Park
This is a casual, low-impact mountain hike that begins and ends in a scenic, historic spot ideal for weekend picnics and perfect for wowing out-of-town guests.
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Rancho Palos Verdes, Del Cerro Park
Sure, it's a little tough, but the rewards are worth the sweat: classic coastal chaparral, views all the way to Santa Catalina Island and a sweet breeze.
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The Arroyo Seco in Pasadena
This is a lovely country-in-the-city walk, flat and undemanding, offering rare views of the untamed river -- less than five minutes from Old Town Pasadena.
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FOXBORO -- In a year when pro football pundits tried to search for religious symbolism in every move made (or even stat compiled) by Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, it was Patriots quarterback Tom Brady who delivered a real message of faith Saturday night to the nonbelievers who might doubt New England's abilities this postseason.
In an AFC divisional playoff game at Gillette Stadium, Brady authored a performance straight out of Ezekiel 25:17. (For those of you who aren't necessarily theologically inclined, check out the version delivered here by the immortal Jules Winfield.) Saturday's show was pure domination, as the Patriots dismantled the Broncos, 45-10 (click here for the complete recap), thanks in large part to six touchdown passes from Brady and five sacks of Tebow.
Brady threw three touchdown passes to tight end Rob Gronkowski and one each to Wes Welker, Deion Branch and Aaron Hernandez, and used a quick strike offense to put together seven scoring drives on the night. At its best, it was a scorched earth performance that recalled the days of the 2007 season when the Patriots were regularly rag-dolling the opposition. Meanwhile, the New England defense submitted perhaps its finest and most performance of the season, holding Denver to one touchdown of consequence on the night.
As a result, the Patriots advanced to the AFC championship game, which will be held next Sunday at Gillette Stadium against either Baltimore or Houston.
"We'll enjoy this one for a little while, and then we'll find out who we have in the AFC championship," said Patriots coach Bill Belichick. "It's an honor to be in that game."
With the win, the Patriots were able to vanquish some of the demons associated with their last three playoff appearances, all unseemly defeats that ultimately sparked speculation in some corners about the legacy of Brady and Belichick. Neither of them wanted to talk extensively about big-picture issues in the wake of what happened Saturday night, but it was clear that the win was more satisfying than many the duo has enjoyed since they've been together.
"You lose a few playoff games, and it's a very bitter way to end the season and it sits on your mind for quite a long time," Brady said. "For us to come out and play the way we did, have a very solid performance in the most important game of the year, is very gratifying."
In many ways, that 1,456-day drought -- which began after a 21-12 win over the Chargers in the 2007 AFC championship game -- came to an end in such spectacular fashion Saturday night that it begs the question: Is this the start of another run, one that could ultimately put this team alongside the 2006 Colts and 2009 Saints as teams with great offenses but statistically questionable defenses that ended up hoisting the Lombardi Trophy once all is said and done? Or was it simply a case of the Patriots walloping an inferior opponent that clearly wasn't ready for prime time?
That answer will come in the next month. In the meantime, Brady may have caused New England football fans to be born again in their belief that a trip to the Super Bowl is their divine right, while sending a clear message to the rest of he NFL: When it comes to matters of faith, you may doubt these Patriots (still the least-flawed team in a wildly flawed conference), but do so at your own peril.
"I think that we have eight days until the biggest game of the year," Brady said. "From this point on, everyone will be focused on what we need to do to be better next week and hopefully come out and play for another championship."
Here are nine other things we learned Saturday night at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots were able to contain a Denver offense throughout the night by NOT making several of the mistakes that the Steelers did last week. For the most part, New England was able to maintain gap discipline and control the rushing lanes and keep the quarterback bottled up in the pocket. (Tebow had five carries for 13 yards on the night.) But most importantly, the Patriots did not allow Tebow to beat them deep all night, as the quarterback went 9-for-26 for 136 yards with zero touchdowns and five sacks. It all worked nicely for the New England defense, which turned in its most complete performance of the season: The Broncos were held to 144 rushing yards, 136 passing yards and 252 total net yards, the fewest passing yards and net yards they allowed all season.
By the numbers: The Patriots' 252 net yards allowed was their lowest total of the season. The second lowest of the season was the 255 yielded in an Oct. 9 win over the Jets. In addition, Tebow was the only quarterback who faced the Patriots twice this season but did not throw a pick.
Money quote: "Our job as the defense is to stop the opponent. Whatever we score, make them scoreless. That's the [mindset] we have. We don't want to depend on offense to score 30 points, just thinking that each week is going to be like that. We aren't going to set ourselves up for failure. The defense, we always go out and set goals; we want to create turnovers or we want to put our offense in good field position." -- Vince Wilfork on the defensive mindset of the Patriots
The Patriots, who averaged five points per game in the first quarter over the course of the regular season, had insisted they were capable of playing 60 minutes of quality football, and they proved it Saturday against the Broncos. They scored their first first-quarter touchdown since Dec. 18 (the last time they played Denver) when Brady engineered a five-play, 80-yard drive that took just 1:51 and was highlighted by a ridiculous 43-yard carry around left end by Aaron Hernandez. (The first series ended with a 7-yard scoring strike from Brady to Wes Welker.) After a Tebow fumble, the Patriots then tacked on another first-quarter score when Brady hit Gronkowski on a 10-yard touchdown to make it 14-0 with 7:17 left in the first, which made it 14-0. It was a similar story on defense, as the Patriots held Tebow to 3-for-10 in the first half and 28 yards passing. The Broncos simply couldn't get started early, as they ran six plays in Patriots territory in the first half.
By the numbers: The 14 points the Patriots put up in the first quarter tied a season high for New England. (They also posted 14 in a Dec. 11 win over the Redskins and 14 in a Sept. 25 loss to the Bills.) Their 35 in the first half was a season high.
Money quote: "Yeah, that run to Aaron really got us off to a great start. He's great with the ball in his hands. All those guys played well; all the skill guys, the offensive line played awesome. They threw a lot of stuff at us and I thought we really responded well. Certainly the turnovers, I wish we wouldn't have those but we can learn from those and hopefully go out and play better next week." -- Brady on the Patriots' fast start
The quarterback has saved some of his best work for divisional playoff games at home on Saturday nights. Brady, who is now 3-0 at home in such contests (the Tuck Rule game, his 2007 masterpiece against the Jaguars, and Saturday night against the Broncos), was 26-for-34 for 363 yards with six touchdowns and one interception. (He even threw in a punt for good measure, a quick kick on a third-down play that ended up going for 48 yards.) He kept his foot on the gas all evening, directing six scoring drives that lasted less than four minutes in length (the longest was an eight-play, 52-yard drive that took 3:35 and ended with a 12-yard touchdown pass to Gronkowski). As they have done for a good chunk of the season, Brady and the Patriots utilized the no huddle to their advantage -- overall, the Patriots operated out of the no huddle for 33 of the 64 plays from scrimmage.
By the numbers: In those Saturday night home divisional playoff games, Brady is a combined 84-for-114 (74 percent) with nine touchdowns and two interceptions.
Money quote: "What can you say? He's Tom Brady. He's been around the block a few times, and if you're not ready to punch him in the mouth, he's going to eat you up all night." -- Denver cornerback Champ Bailey on Brady's performance
The Patriots have used the tight end at various spots over the course of the season, but on Saturday night he was at his versatile best, lining up for several snaps in the backfield in an attempt to hide him from the Denver defenders. Hernandez, who has been lined up flush next to the tackle, in the slot and split wide, has been there before -- including taking many reps there in training camp. He ended up with 61 yards rushing (including his game-high 43-yarder) on five carries, to go along with four catches for 55 yards and a touchdown. He was conked on the head early in the fourth quarter on a goal-line run and left the game (he could be seen on the sidelines getting checked out for a concussion, and said after the game that he feels "great"), but it was a standout performance for the young tight end, who, like his counterpart Gronkowski, remains a matchup nightmare for opposing defenses.
By the numbers: Hernandez's 43-yard run in the first quarter was the third-longest run in Patriots postseason history, trailing only a 78-yard touchdown run by Curtis Martin vs. Pittsburgh (Jan. 5, 1997) and a 45-yard run by Robert Weathers at Miami (Jan. 12, 1986). It's the longest run of Hernandez's career. (He had 19-yard run in the season finale vs. Buffalo on Jan. 1.)
Money quote: "They've used that before and it's something we have seen. Didn't look like it, but we had seen it." -- Denver coach John Fox on the Patriots' use of Hernandez as a running back
One of the things that make them such a matchup nightmare is the that that the two bring such a complementary set of skills to the same position. Gronkowski, who had 10 catches for 145 yards and three touchdowns against the Broncos, is a big, physical type who is strong enough to outmuscle defensive backs and fast enough to box out linebackers. He runs so hard, there are times where it appears he's seeking out contact. Then there's Hernandez, who remains a fluid chess piece capable of being shuffled around the field to a variety of positions, a long and lean receiver in the mold of Saints tight end Jimmy Graham. The two present such vastly different skills sets but are fantastic at playing off each other, so much so that after two years in the NFL they are one of the most dynamic pass-catching combos in the league. While Hernandez was at his best on Saturday coming away with a 43-yard gain on the early end-around, Gronkowski's highlight likely was the 12-yard touchdown catch (his first of three touchdown catches on the night), an acrobatic grab on which he laid out near the corner of the end zone for one of his sweeter touchdown catches of the season.
By the numbers: Gronkowski tied an NFL record for most touchdown receptions in a postseason game with three. It is the 17th time in NFL history a player has had three touchdown receptions in a postseason game. Gronkowski and Dave Casper of the Raiders (vs. the Baltimore Colts on Dec. 24, 1977) are the only tight ends of that group.
Money quote: "I'll tell you what ... these two [Hernandez and Gronkowski] are changing the game. I think that you're going to see tight ends get drafted that would have been fourth- or fifth-round picks will probably be drafted higher because of what these guys are able to do. You're going to see other teams try to match guys with their receiving tight ends by trying to match them with a guy that can do some of the things that our tight ends can do. So, I think these two are changing the game." -- Patriots offensive lineman Brian Waters
Tebow got off to a bad start on Saturday night, and as the game continued, it was clear that he was playing checkers while the New England defense was playing chess. A quarterback who had so many tricks up his sleeve over the course of an unbelievable season ran out of surprises on Saturday against the Patriots. While the Broncos were able to run the ball, they couldn't do it with any consistency (Denver had 144 rushing yards, but a relatively subpar 3.6 yards per carry average). And thanks to the constant presence of a deep safety, Tebow was unable to go deep like he did the week before against Pittsburgh. (He ended up 9-for-26 for 136 yards passing.) But after the game, the Patriots had nothing but praise for Tebow. It will be interesting to see if there's any improvement of his much-discussed throwing mechanics, especially given the fact that now he'll have a whole offseason to work with coaches and teammates.
By the numbers: The Patriots sacked Tebow five times on Saturday night, matching their regular-season high, which they accomplished three times (once each against Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers on Oct. 30, Mark Sanchez and the Jets on Nov. 13 and Matt Moore and the Dolphins on Dec. 24). In addition, Tebow's passer rating of 52.7 was the second worst of any quarterback New England faced, when compared with the numbers from the regular season. (Kansas City's Tyler Palko posted a 48.3. back on Nov. 21.)
Money quote: "Man, I wish I would've had that last one. It would've been nice to have that last one because I missed him a few times in the first game. That would've just been the icing on the cake right there." -- Ninkovich, who just missed a fourth-quarter sack of Tebow
The New England left tackle was at the heart of a standout performance from the offensive line against Denver. The veteran lineman absolutely smothered rookie pass rusher Von Miller when Miller was working off the edge, and in one instance, chased Miller back across the line after he was called for encroachment. (Miller scurried back.) As a group, the Patriots offensive line was able to stymie the Broncos pass rush almost completely -- there were several times when Brady wasn't even touched. The Broncos didn't do much blitzing -- they were able to bring some pressure in the second half -- but when they did dial it up, the New England offensive line was up to the task. In the end, Brady wasn't sacked on the night. (It was the third time since the start of the regular season the Patriots weren't pinned with a sack on their record.)
By the numbers: In their last three postseason losses, Brady was hit a total of 19 times. On Saturday against the Broncos, Brady was hit twice.
Money quote: "We had a couple at the end, but overall we played penalty-free and that was a big help to us offensively, as well. We weren't in a lot of long-yardage situations. As you said, no sacks. A couple of runs that weren't great, but we didn't have a lot of sacks and penalties, so we were usually in a fairly favorable down-and-distance situation." -- Belichick on the performance of the New England offensive line
The veteran linebacker struggled to set the edge early in the Dec. 18 win over the Broncos in Denver, as he (and the rest of the Patriots run defense) looked bad early against the Broncos. New England settled down and made the adjustments, but the image of Ninkovich whiffing on a pair of big tackles against Tebow and the Broncos was an enduring image. On Saturday he was the Patriots' best overall defender, doing an excellent job setting the edge and working as a pass rusher, bringing constant pressure from both sides. He had a first-quarter strip sack, and working as an outside linebacker and defensive end throughout the evening he ended with five tackles (four solo), 1.5 sacks (for 9.5 yards), one tackle for loss, two quarterback hits and one forced fumble.
By the numbers: As colleague Kirk Minihane Tweeted last week, Ninkovich was the only player in the league (other than Baltimore linebacker Terrell Suggs) to finish the regular season with at least six sacks and two interceptions.
Money quote: "You've got to give him a ton of credit. You've got to prepare for him all week, for a guy that can run an option, get out of the pocket and do things on the run. So, we were very stressed all week on keeping him contained, keeping the run contained and not letting the ball outside." -- Ninkovich on preparing for Tebow
DEVIN McCOURTY CONTINUES TO SHOW VERSATILITY
The Patriots shuffled McCourty from corner to safety and back again throughout much of the first half, utilizing him (most of the time) at corner for the first two downs and as a deep safety on third down. It was the second consecutive game McCourty spent time at safety, and he played a big role in not allowing Tebow to chuck it deep. (The longest pass play Tebow was able to convert was a 41-yarder to Demaryius Thomas in garbage time, when Thomas picked up most of the yards after the catch on a short connection to the left side.) After a rough ride for much of the regular season, it was another relatively positive outing for McCourty, who continues to show improvement -- as well as some positional flexibility that will surely help out the Patriots down the road.
By the numbers: McCourty finished with four tackles (three solo), good for third on the team among defensive backs.
Money quote: "We still have to go and prepare for whoever our opponent is next week. This game is over. We're not playing the Denver Broncos again next week. We're playing a team that's going to deserve to be playing in the AFC championship game right along with us, so it helps a little, but it's all about preparing for next week." -- McCourty on what a game like Saturday can do for a team's confidence
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I'd get him his own pair!!!
get his his own too, but wonder why he's doing it
I'd be interested to know why he's doing it too. Maybe it's a fetish. It makes think of that little kid in Freaky Friday that would wear high heels.
Make him wear a dress and makeup too
I'd buy him a couple pairs in his own size, so he doesn't ruin mine!!
Let him. He is expressing a need to feel sexy or feminine. Or he just simply has a fetish and can't get enough of heels. Does he get turned on when you wear heels for him? If not, then there may be an issue with him sexually. Either way it is healthy and normal. Ask yourself this question, is he a good husband? And why is it a problem for guys to dress in girls clothes? Girls wear guys clothes all the time, and no one says a thing. Its just another double standard in our society. Heck, they even have women's underwear named "boy shorts"... At least he is doing it with you at home and not in secrecy or with someone else
compliment him and help paint his toenails . then take him shopping for his own pair of high heels ! :-)
Agree Rangerglt! Encourage him! I get a rock hard cold blue steel when I wear heels.
Marry a real man, who has bigger feet.
Get a new husband that acted like a man.
Dump him. Big style.
Not care.
I don't know what I should do but I know what I would do......cry.
Well, we've been married for 28 years.....and to see that now would mean that he hid a part of himself away from me for all that long time...omg.....that would be too sad
I'm sorry. I hope I am not being hurtful by my honesty. It's just that, if that did happen, I would realize that my awareness of my husband and my prior knowledge of him had been based on my ignorance of a kind of deceit on his part. A whole aspect of his personality had been hidden from me.
Tell him to get his own and stop stretching your shoes
Hun is your husband wearing your shoes again?
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If designated smoking areas are provided, they should be described here.] 4. Tenant to Promote No-Smoking Policy and to Alert Landlord of Violations. Tenant shall inform Tenant's guests of the no-smoking policy. Further, Tenant shall promptly give Landlord a written statement of any incident where tobacco smoke is migrating into the Tenant's unit from sources outside the Tenant's apartment unit. 5. Landlord to Promote No-Smoking Policy. Landlord shall post no-smoking signs at entrances and exits, common areas, hallways, and in conspicuous places on the grounds of the apartment complex. [Where signs are posted will depend on extent of no- smoking policy.] 6. Other Tenants are Third-Party Beneficiaries of Tenant's Agreement. Tenant agrees that the other Tenants at the complex are third-party beneficiaries of Tenant's no- smoking lease addendum with Landlord. 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The steps could start with a verbal warning, followed by written warning(s) and/or fines, leading to eviction for continued noncompliance.] 8. Disclaimer by Landlord. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord's adoption of a no- smoking policy and the efforts to designate the rental complex as no-smoking do not in any way change the standard of care that the Landlord or managing agent would have to a Tenant household to render buildings and premises designated as no-smoking any safer, more habitable, or improved in terms of air quality standards than any other rental premises. Landlord specifically disclaims any implied or express warranties that the building, common areas, or Tenant's premises will have any higher or improved air quality standards than any other rental property. Landlord cannot and does not warranty or promise that the rental premises or common areas will be free from secondhand smoke. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord's ability to police, monitor, or enforce the agreements of this lease addendum is dependent in significant part on voluntary compliance by Tenant and Tenant's guests. Landlord shall take reasonable steps to enforce the no-smoking policy. Landlord is not required to take steps in response to smoking unless Landlord knows of said smoking or has been given written notice of said smoking. Tenants with respiratory ailments, allergies, or any other physical or mental condition relating to smoke are put on notice that Landlord does not assume any higher duty of care to enforce this lease addendum than any other landlord obligation under the Lease. LANDLORD TENANT __ [Optional Paragraph for temporarily "grandfathering" current residents who smoke.] 9. Effect on Current Tenants. Tenant acknowledges that current tenants residing in the complex under a prior lease will not be immediately subject to the no-smoking Policy. 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Flakes and Chips f4+
Juggy Groove f5
Crack Start f5
Oik f6A
Wings of Unreason E4 6a
Three Pocket Slab V3 6a
The Uppercut (with arete) V3 6a
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Ticklists BETA
Peak Bouldering - bold-star Eastern-Grit sub 7s 22%
Stanage Routes BMC Graded List 55%
Stanage E1 Challenge (1989 Guide) 66%
Gritstone's finest gruesome and damaging struggles 42%
ROCKFAX Eastern Grit: Top 500 80%
Top 20 Gritstone UKC Wishlist Climbs 80%
ROCKFAX Eastern Grit: Top 50 82%
Eastern Grit Jamming 86%
Steve Ashton's 100 Classic Gritstone Climbs 52%
Hard Rock 21%
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Climbs Wishlist
Not to be Taken Away f6C
Crescent Arete f5+
The Vice E1 5b
The Unprintable E1 5b
Pulpit Groove VD
The Drainpipe HS 4b
Travesties HVS 5b
Doctors's Saunter VS 4c
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