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Our Lady of Guadalupe Poster - Virgen de Guadalupe Poster - Medium
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La Cubeta Queso Blanco Fresco Los Altos Cheese (Pack of 3)
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Jocoque Los Altos Sour Cream (Pack of 3)
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Hispanic Marketing - How to Win The Hispanic Gold Rush by Francisco J. Valle
Cuisines of the World: Mexico by Julia Fernandez
In The Shadow of the Amates - A Romance Novel by Anne James Valades
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California Country Cook Book
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The Vegetarian Table: Mexico by Victoria Wise
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Too Many Chiles! by Dave deWit, Nancy Gerlach and Jeff Gerlach
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The Heat's On, Baby! - A Book for Chile Heads by Carol Lazzeri-Casey
Avenging Victorio (Hardcover & Signed by Author) by Dave DeWitt
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Mexican Light by Martha Rose Shulman
The Taste of Mexico by Patricia Quintana
The Practical Encyclopedia of Mexican Cooking by Jane Milton
Food From My Heart by Zarela Martinez
Shinin'Times at the Fort by Holly Arnold Kinney
Frontera Cookbook - Margaritas, Guacamoles and Snacks by Rick Bayless
Knack Make it Easy: Mexican Cooking Cookbook by Chelsie Kenyon
Pati's Mexican Table: The Secrets of Real Mexican Home Cooking
Vegan Tacos Cookbook by Jason Wyrick
Muy Bueno Cookbook - Three Generations of Authentic Mexican Flavor
Tamales 101 Cookbook: A Beginner's Guide to Making Traditional Tamales
Gold Jewelry Catalog LEE Volume 11 - New Lee's Gold and Diamond Catalog
Cocina Vegetariana Mexicana by Mary Jerade
Refranes - Persona que es Curiosa tiene un Refran para Cada Cosa
Mitos y Leyendas de Mexico
Gelatina Artistica - Guia Practica para Gelatinas de Maria del Carmen Suarez
La Cocina de Laura by Laura B. De Caraza Campos
Chile Maiz y Frijoles by Cornelia Zingerling
Crepas by Chepina Peralta
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Que Hare de Comer by Maruca Arias de Noriega
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Bebidas Mexicanas by Martha Chapa
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Mexico Cocina de Ida y Vuelta by Patricia Quintana
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Kohler K-2028-4-47 Almond Pinoir 18" Wall Mounted Bathroom Sink with 3 Holes Drilled and Overflow
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Offer Ends 5/8/2015
Technical Specs
Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | Yes |
Basin Depth | 4 |
Basin Length | 18 |
Basin Width | 12 |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Drain Assembly Included | No |
Drain Connection | 1.75 |
Drain Placement | Center |
Faucet Centers | 4 |
Faucet Hole Size | 1.25 |
Faucet Holes | 3 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 7.5 |
Installation Type | Wall Mounted |
Length | 22 |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Vitreous China |
Mounting Type | Centerset |
Number Of Basins | 1 |
Overflow | Yes |
Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Theme | Traditional |
Width | 18 |
Product Features:
- Rectangular basin gives a classically clean look to your bathroom countertop
- Covered under Kohler's limited lifetime sink warranty
- Constructed from vitreous china providing a classic look and feel
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I purchase this model sink in black. It is sharp, very nice shape and design. The one thing however, is that NO HANGING KIT COMES IN THE BOX if you just buy the sink alone. One assumes since this can be used as either a wall-hung lav or a pedestal sink, the hanging bracket and hardware for the sink would come WITH the sink. I drove myself crazy for a week trying to figure out how to hang this sink. Searched the web, searched Lowe's and home Depot... finally called Kohler direct and they said the hanging kit is included IN THE PEDESTAL packaging. Duh?? I didn't buy this to use as a pedestal. So, they offered to send me a hanging kit for free. Problem solved.
The description on this site should be updated to note this issue. Either that or a potential buyer will read this review before buying this sink to use as a wall-mount only.
I would have given this 5 stars but unforunately I have to take away 3 for the insanity it caused me.
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Great sink- now my wife and I can use the sill, on the edge to hold our things as we use the sink. 22" is a good size, and the oval bowl is very useful.
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Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 03:30 PM #1
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ø Ignore B.T.If an option is presented, it needs to be good enough to take.
I was having a discussion with a friend of mine the other day, and he said something to the effect of: "I think blasting spells should be less good than melee combat because that's not what wizards are supposed to be doing. Wizards should be mostly about utility spells."
And this annoyed me, and I realized that this was what I really hate about Paizo. (Don't worry, this will relate to 5e at some point.) The idea that game designers should write an option into the game and deliberately underpower it for whatever cruel reason is foolish and encourages system mastery. As an example of this, the Pathfinder take on the VOP monk trades all your magic items for a few extra ki points a day. According to Sean K. Reynolds, it's okay for this to exist because "poverty sucks."
Naturally, what happens with this is that new players select an underpowered option and whoops it sucks lol, which then frustrates and discourages them while simultaneously encouraging an elitist sytem of character optimization.
Thus, 5e needs to take this lesson to heart: no deliberately underpowered junk. Not everything needs to be perfectly balanced, but if the developers include an option available to players, it needs to be rougly equivalent in power to the other options.
As a side note, this generally punishes non-casters more than casters. Why? Because realism or whatever. (This thread was sparked by a debate about tripping monsters in Pathfinder. The option to trip is available to everyone, but in order to use it, you have to specialize greatly, and even then, you'll probably suck at it. And the response to this was, "Well, monsters are hard to trip, duh.")
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Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 03:45 PM
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There is a context in which "poor" choices are still OK. That is, if they extend a character's abilities to cover a weak area, or provide depth that otherwise the PC could not have. A simple example - a fire specialist mighty still choose a non-optimal cold spell, so that they have a valid option to fight creatures that are immune to fire. In 4E, melee characters often benefit from having an low-damage close burst or area attack as a fall back in case they end up fighting invisible creatures, or are blinded.
Otherwise, I agree. I don't want to be presented with a bunch of "realistic" or "logically should exist" choices for character building, that are covering up decent helpful choices.
Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 08:11 PM
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ø Ignore Gorgoroth
Pathfinder was great in some ways, but terrible in others, and yes, I think it's mostly due to the unneccesary over-nerfage of options.
Definitely concur that all options should be viable.
In PF you needed high system mastery to even build a decent barbarian (since e.g. a fighter or an alchemist would kick your butt without even trying very hard).
I think not balancing the options is a result of not giving enough playtest time to iron out the bugs before printing, or just not opening up the online tools to the playerbase to fix broken kruft.
Have some faith in the players a bit. There is NO way any company can iron out in advance, all the bugs, but if errata are allowed, they need to be OPTIONAL and COMMUNITY-DRIVEN.
In the era of PDFs and online auto-errata, there is NO excuse for the mangled mess of krusty feats and useless magic items and terrible classes such as 4e had.
I'm not saying PF is necessarily better -- I've only played a dozen or so archetypes so far), but many more options are fun and viable to me, whereas in 4e I just could not get away from the system mastery aspect to have fun in it.
On the other hand, if I wanted to play, say, a 2WF in PF, I'd pick the archetype for the fighter and be done with it, but that doesn't mean it didn't suck, in practice it played boringly and very static and so on (a side effect of the full attack action / 5 ft sludge
Very good point to bring up, but the solution IMO is a framework where the community can vote on and propose fixes to items/feats/builds/whatever, and the errata can be applied optionally or in tandem, so that existing campaigns and characters are not broken 1/2 way through (this happened to us countless times...and derailed our campaign too often to continue. errata can be quite disruptive, especially when sometimes the fixes are worse than the problem).
Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 08:22 PM
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ø Ignore Neechen
Slightly tanget to what you rightfully identify as a problem is the problem of a false choice. Right now, in 5e, if you want to play a wizard, it is really hard not to choose the Magic User specialty. If you want to play a rogue, it is kind of mandatory to pick the Lurker specialty, or at least it seems that way to me.
And, straight to your point, I think Jack of all Trades as a specialty is a horrible choice. It really doesn't fit in the same league with the other specialties (especially Toughness - which is probably too good for fighters especially).
I'm hoping there will be many more backgrounds and specialties available so that it is possible to make a different kind of wizard or rogue or cleric or fighter rather than just matching the best option for the class.
Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 09:10 PM
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There are a lot of games I've run where Vow of Poverty is just a freebie. In it's Pathfinder form, I'd just allow it because it won't throw things terribly out of whack. Who would begrudge the monk a couple ki points?
On the other hand, if they powered it up to be "worth it" to never use gear (such as the 3.5 version), you'd need to make sure it wasn't allowed if your campaign went a gear-light direction. Which means, you need to know if your game is going to end up gear-light during character creation.
Similarly, in a campaign with a lot of humanoid enemies, a powered-up trip could end up being really annoying. But the current version is probably pretty good.
What I'm trying to say is: I don't mind if an option is "bad" as long as it's a valid choice for somebody's game. What I don't want to do is go around outlawing options in the games they're good for.
So, I'd rather the Undead Killer specialization suck in 90% of games and shine a little in my zombie apocalypse than have it be "valid" in every game and say "Sorry, you can't play an Undead Killer. Too many zombies."
Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 09:37 PM
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Agreed. If an option exists, it should be good enough to take.
And also the flip side: no option should be so good that taking it is a no-brainer (see 3e's Natural Spell feat for Druids).
Now, here, I'm not sure I actually disagree with your player.
Different classes have different skill-sets, and it's therefore not unreasonable for some of those options to be worse than others - after all, the Wizard has a whole bunch of other stuff he can do, whereas the Fighter has comparitively fewer options, so it's not unreasonable that the Fighter be better at those fewer options.
That said, that does open up the potential for a Warmage or similar class that trades that wider set of options for better blaster magic, either by getting access to the spells at lower levels, or getting more of them, or whatever.
Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 10:31 PM
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I'd say this: every option should do what it says it will as effectively as possible.
The distinction is that some weird options should be available for those who want them (for RP or other reasons), even if they're not completely optimal from a min-maxing perspective.
For example, an archer cleric is probably not as effective overall as a priest cleric or an archer fighter. But if I'm making an elven cleric of Corellon, it might appeal to me anyway. Should WOTC disallow this combo (perhaps by heightening the prereqs for the archer specialty), or strengthen it to parity with more typical combos? I'd say no to both: the archer cleric should be possible but should not be encouraged explicitly.
As for the blaster mage: it's fine to design the wizard class so that it focuses more on utility and less on firepower (if that's what WOTC is going for). But the way to do this isn't to make evokers suck; it's to make it so that even an evoker has a decent amount of utility in their spells along with firepower. So maybe a warlock can hit for more damage, but the evoker can impart more status effects with his spells (or something). If you make an evoker like this and then refuse to do anything but nuke for max damage and not take advantage of your utility powers, you're in the same position as a fighter who only hits people with an oar: exactly as effective as you deserve to be.
Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 10:32 PM
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I 100% agree with the OP. A wizard shouldn't have poor blasting skills because he does so much other cool stuff. Instead it should be made so that every option the CLASS has is equal, but any given CHARACTER can only use a few of them. This allows characters of the same class to be distinctly different, doesn't punish players with low levels of system mastery, and prevents any single class/character from monopilizing game play.
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I am fine with the option of trading power for versatility. One of my favourite characters mechanically could take on multiple roles in an encounter: diplotmat, party-buff/heal, self-buff/dps or nuke. Except for the diplomat part, every other character in the party was better at each of those roles. The pure cleric was a better party-buff/healer, the fighter as better dps, the nuking was better done by both the other cleric and wizards.
... You might ask why I wanted to play such a character? Well, because it's fun playing a character that's always useful. Letting the Wizard primarily rely on utility spells, but giving them the secondary role as nuker sounds good to me. To me it looks like 5e will let you create more or less specialized characters, with the less specialized characters having better secondary roles.
Now I am all for not adding options that are terrible, like Toughness in 3e. 3hp for a feat? Maybe useful to begin with but lousy as the game goes on. And sooo boring.
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Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 11:03 PM
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That was my first thought, too.
But I think the OP makes an interesting point about those sorts of "trade-offs" turning into traps to ensnare the unwary. A high level of system mastery (relatively speaking) would be needed to avoid them, and lots of players don't yet or never will have that.
If a player looks at a wizard and sees fireballs and gouts of flame, he is going to be tempted. "Sweet," he thinks, "I'll be a total spell-flinging bad@$$ just like all those mages I know from fiction!" Then, come gameday, he sits there with a sad face because his fighter friend with a bow is doing essentially the same thing he is (damage at a distance), but much better.
If you are going to give the wizard the option to be a blaster, you need to balance it so that blasting is fun to do. Otherwise you might as well omit the option and save people the frustration of being naive enough to take it.


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There are more voice recording apps for iPhone than you could ever hope to try, and most them don't offer much more than the simple functionality you get with Apple's built-in Voice Memo app. Audio Memos, on the other hand, earns our top choice because it offers tons of control over your recordings and makes them very easy to share.
- Recordings are very loud and easily audible.
- Share your recordings via email.
- Transfer recordings to your computer via USB (iTunes) or Wi-Fi (WebDAV or FTP).
- Unlimited recording length (unless you run out of space on your device).
- Search, sort, and filter your recordings.
- Save your memos to iCloud
- Pause and restart recordings.
- Combine recordings.
- Attach pictures to voice memos while recording.
- Re-record portions of a memo if you made a mistake.
- Set recording markers.
- Add a lock code to the app for privacy.
- Record with a Bluetooth mic.
- Adjust recording quality.
Note: Audio Memos has a crazy number of features and settings, so this is just a selected list. Be sure to hit up the download page for the full list.
Audio Memos is one of the most feature-rich apps you'll find for recording voice memos. You can use it to just make simple recordings, just like the built-in iPhone app, but it excels in its ability to make changes to the memos you record. You can go back and re-record sections, add markers, insert a new recording inside of an existing record, and combine multiple recordings already saved. Everything you record is email-able, but you can also transfer files via Wi-Fi using WebDAV or FTP. Recording quality is adjustable, as are a very long list of settings. There are also 15 extensions available for in-app purchase that provide several more features for your recordings. Buying them can get a little pricey, but you can try them all out for 15 days for free.
Audio Memos can be a little confusing to use in the beginning. Making your first recording is very straightforward, but because the app can do so much those additional features can be overwhelming or hard to find. On the plus side, Audio Memos includes an introductory video that teaches you how to use the primary features in the app. The video is a bit long—at alost nine minutes—but you'll know your way around when you've finished watching it. I also noticed a few glitches in use. For example, I had to push the record button twice whenever I wanted to initiate the recording (three times if you include the button to create the recording, but that's normal behavior). None of the glitches amounted to much of a real problem, but they do exist.
Voice Memos, the voice recording app that comes with iOS, is obvious competition. It's already on your phone and you can't get rid of it, so if Apple's built-in app is sufficient for your needs then there's no sense in downloading anything else. If you don't already know, it records your voice, syncs those memos to iTunes (unless you tell it not to), and allows you to share any recordings via email or MMS. It has a nice interface and works well, but you don't get much more than that.
DropVox ($2) is actually my personal favorite of the recording apps because you just record a memo and it's in your Dropbox moments later. That's all it does, and so it wasn't chosen as the best because it has that one single feature that only applies to people who actually use Dropbox. That said, if all you want to do is record a voice memo and send it to your computer this is pretty much the fastest and easiest way to do it. In my tests, the recording quality was excellent.
QuickVoice Pro ($3), or QuickVoice2Text Email (PRO Recorder) as it's officially called in the iTunes App Store, is the app I guessed would be our top pick but was ultimately a little disappointing. It records voice memos like all the others but has a few compelling features that make it stand out. First, you can email any recording as a ringtone. (This isn't that useful but kind of neat.) More importantly, you can email recordings as text. From what I can tell, these recordings seem to be transcribed by a human and are very accurate. The downside? Transcriptions have a maximum length of 30 seconds. If the limit were 10 minutes, or even 60 seconds, that would make a big difference. At the current length, what could be a killer feature isn't so great.
Recorder ($1) is a basic voice recorder, but it can also record your phone calls. If you need to record phone calls, then get this app. If you don't, get something else. It should also be noted that in order to record phone calls you need to buy credits. One hour will cost you $2 and eight hours will cost you $13. That's a little pricey for my taste, but I don't need to record my calls. If you do, it might be worth it.
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"Nice read!"
The story was nicely paced and the plot was believable. The inner conflict of the characters was expressed very well and both characters were worth cheering for. The resolution came at just the right time...something that seems to be a struggle for many authors. I loved this story!
"Not much going on here"
More plot, more action
Something more than two people falling in love needs to happen.
I have not but the narration was good -not at all the problem.
Boredom and frustration.
If all you need from a romance is two people falling in love, you will enjoy this book. If you need action, surprises, originality, this is not the story for you.
"Confusing steampunk novel"
Not from the author but the narration was good.
Something less sci-if, more romantic.
The voices and inflections were distinct. Good job.
Characterization was not the problem. I didn't realize this was steampunk. Confusing and distracting....all the bugs and technology
This novel needs to be labeled better in terms of genre
YES! Refreshingly unique characters. Some twists…didn't see everything coming from a mile away. I like that!
The "medical" exam.
The male lead was wounded but tough…his voice reflected that.
Yes! It's that way with a good book.
More like this!
"Returning it. Deja Vu! Recycled plot!"
NOT if they read the first book. It's a recycled plot!! Daughter poses as a maid, to find the "truth" about her father, Home is equipped with a (soon to be) laughably shallow Lady of the House…who hates the daughter/maid. Conflicted daughter seduced. Seduced daughter near-victim of murder. Everything is the same, except for the sodomy references, which I could have done without!!
I appreciated the demise of the villain NOT coming at the hands of the male lead…same as the first book.
Already did…when I listened to the first book.
XE is great, but I am annoyed at having, essentially, purchased the same book twice. Stuart is good….but it's time to come up with something fresh. One daughter to go. PLEASE make book 3 something refreshing. Please.
"Compelling characters, refreshing plot & narration"
I would, but it's a little edgy so I would keep that in mind. A young friend, I think.
The male lead was the best. The female lead was quite frustratingly naive. The male lead was a little disturbing!…but in a compelling way.
Voices are superb!…but I would like her slow down just a bit. Felt a little rushed.
The warehouse scene.
More XE please, just need her to slow down a bit. More from this author as well!
"Refreshing Plot! Risky character development."
I have not read the print version but Landor does such a great job, I'd bet the audio is better!
When the heroine approaches Temple in the streets at night.
Very consistent. Good stuff! Male voices are not much differentiated among the minor characters, though….except for children.
All moments when the characters were torn between current attraction and past resentment.
I might have liked the heroine's reason for tricking Temple to be justified/explained a little sooner. It was hard to like her…what she had done seemed unforgivable and an indication that she was not a good person.
"Sweet story.Ashley knows her stuff!"
The story was believable, compelling, and interesting. The characters were likable and sympathetic.
When the main characters first arrived at the estate. The author did a good job of using the house as a metaphor for Elliot's mental state.
Dawe is very consistently good. What a talent! I feel that I am watching a film as opposed to simply listening to a book.
Several moments of Elliot's vulnerability. The author does an EXCELLENT job of making Elliot human without making him wimpy or a liability for the female character. I think this is tricky, but she pulls it off!
"Struggling to get through the first half!"
The narration is cold and haughty. It's difficult to distinguish the characters from the aloofness and unemotional tone of the narration. Mostly I feel like the characters are unlikable.
No. I will finish it because I paid for it, but I mostly use the book to fall asleep. Sounds rude, but it is absolutely true.
She is emotionless. Her narration causes the characters to come off as emotionless and unlikable. I cannot cheer for them or even like them. They seem to have no pathos.
No. I don't care about the objectives of the characters. The seduction scenes are so cold that I cannot believe that anything meaningful exists between the characters other than calculated manipulation.
I will not take another chance on this author or narrator because I cannot tell if the problem is with one, the other, or both.
"Character development and plot better than the sex"
Yes. The narrator is excellent, the plot is engaging, the character development brings the story to life and the romantic relationship is engaging and sweet.
The voices and the plot. I was engaged the whole time.
Voices with real personality and distinction. Excellent accents (except for the German one, maybe).
The sex scene was terribly disappointing. I think the author should either skip sex scenes or make them enticing. Painful virginal sex with minimal foreplay is not what women want to read!!
"Nobody writes likes Greenblatt!"
Yes, and I will. His thoughts are complex but one can follow.
I really don't think there is a comparable book....perhaps Haidt.
There are not scenes in this book, really.
No. It's a little dense for one sitting, but I would gladly listen to it repeatedly.
More from Greenblatt. Students and scholars benefit greatly from his writings!


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Not really, because after he's a no-show at 2013 Nationals, he'll tell us he's going to comeback for realsies in 2014 and you'll probably fall for it again. Don't take it the wrong way - I like eternal optimists.
Not really, because after he's a no-show at 2013 Nationals, he'll tell us he's going to comeback for realsies in 2014 and you'll probably fall for it again. Don't take it the wrong way - I like eternal optimists.
No offense, but you dont know me well enough to call me an eternal optimist. I really dont think that he can make Sochi if he skips this years Nationals (and subsequent Worlds). SkAm 2012 means NOTHING for Sochi 2014 so lets not use it as the absolute marker for the likelihood of his comeback.
If you say so.
Wow, you guys must think that doing things like turning over twice in the air while twisting or launching your body four feet over a bar and catching it again are easy. Obviously they must be easy, if people can apparently do them without training and conditioning. Becoming an alternate to the World team (Shawn in 2011) is obviously something that you can just do while slacking off with one hand behind your back. And getting your beam routine back to elite levels and scoring among the top tier at nationals (both gymnasts) is obviously cake as well. Regaining every skill that was in your Olympic bar routine? Totally a walk in the park. Trying to compete the routine after a shoulder injury limits your ability to run full routines and develop muscular endurance (not the same as cardiovascular), even when competing could cause you to re-injure that shoulder? Totally sounds like the best route to fame and fortune. That's why everyone does it......... working out five to eight hours a day is the easiest way to make a buck, don't you know.
Same with Evan. There have been numerous reports of him slacking off by training quads last spring. But, of course, he wouldn't need to actually be in training to do something like that without hurting himself. Because skaters totally never lose their jumps when they stop training... just look at Sarah Hughes. Yep. No training and you can just keep all your skills to pull out of your *** just to make a buck.
Except Nastia couldnt do it so your point is moot:
Like I said, just a token appearance to do a few crummy bar routines, wave goodbye, and keep the illusion of the "comeback" that earned her so much money to the very end, and seem half legit by making a token appearance at long last, LOL!
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Absolutely agreed. Thank you for saying that. I'm sure there are monetary rewards to announcing a comeback, but in most athletes' cases, I do think it stems from a genuine love of the sport and wanting the Olympic experience again. Honestly, there's no reason to put yourself through that kind of training, lifestyle, and pain again if one didn't truly love it.
Shawn made an absolutely respectable comeback...she went to the Pan American games in 2011 (and was alternate to the world team), helped the team get gold, and even got an individual bars silver. If she didn't have her knee injury to contend with, I think she had an outside chance at a spot, maybe as a specialist. As for Nastia...well, she started her comeback too late and in general just went about it the wrong way, even though I loved her gymnastics.
As for Evan, I think he's serious about his comeback and I do think we'll see him at least in a small competition...and I'm not a fan.
While I certainly wish Evan a complete recovery from his groin injury, I am thrilled that Armin finally gets a GP assignment this season.
Shame for Evan, Hope he has a speedy recovery, Evan is serious about the comeback, its all of the strenuous training to get back to top form to compete with the top guys, when your body has had a lenient spell it is hard for your body to react to rigorous training. The sport has changed so much, we all forget how demanding it is on the body now!! The guys are now thinking of 2 quads in their free program?
Comeback to competitive skating is not easy. Remember Emanuel Sandhu? Injuries are very likely in the suddenly increased intensive training. I do not question that Lysacek is injured. But I'm just not sure whether or not he'll ever really come back. Making comeback announcement over and over again itself has becoming embarrassing, I'd say.
I'm sure Evan is injured. The question is for me: Why Armin? I think Joshua would be better!
With all these comebacks falling short, I wonder if Yuna Kim is going to face an "injury" too. At any rate, this season of skaters even without the comebacks is worth watching.
She did every single skill from that Olympic bar routine. Note that she missed different skills in different routines, but did them all at some point. She had to have been training to do that as all of those skills take tremendous strength and conditioning to do. What she didn't have was the muscular endurance which can only be gained from doing actual routines back to back, and she wasn't able to do that much because she injured her shoulder in January. I don't think you realize just how incredibly hard those skills are. The release she fell on the final night of trials? That thing was so huge that I am inclined to believe that she overcooked it due to the adrenaline of one final chance to make it. There is no way you can launch yourself that high without training. I do think she should have considered a different dismount as it wasn't the prettiest thing even when she was at her peak, but she kept the one she had because it is highly valued as very difficult- so difficult that most gymnasts wouldn't even try it. If she actually hadn't been training and just made a "pretend" comeback, she wouldn't have been able to do half of that, and her beam routine would've been a mess. As it was, her beam routine was actually harder than the one she did in Beijing. She had more time to train it because it put less stress on her shoulder. Additionally, I doubt someone who was making a comeback for publicity only would dare to show up in competition not feeling 100% due to injury or whatever reason. I gained a ton of respect for her trying, and quite frankly think she could have made it with just a few more weeks of training uninjured. Her beam scores were better than Kyla's, and her bars scores had the potential to be there if she could just put it all together. I'd like to see you try to do any skill in her routine without training.
I get so tired of jaded naysayers who have no concept of what it takes to train and compete at a high level in these sports.
Edit~ I find it very interesting that you chose to link parts of routines to highlight her mistakes and not the full routines.
Last edited by MoonlightSkater; 10-11-2012 at 11:28 AM.
Yes that is her dismount she did when she was winning all those World and Olympic medalis, and as for the rest most of them with a major mistakes. Given that she could probably do a bar routine of the quality of those when she was 9, and that a 5 year old could do the dismount she did, I doubt the 14 time Olympic and World medalist had to train much to produce that BS.
LOL you need your eyes checked. 2 of the 3 links I posted were full routines.Edit~ I find it very interesting that you chose to link parts of routines to highlight her mistakes and not the full routines.
If you think a five year old could do the dismount she did..... Oh, wait, you were referring to the timer and not the actual dismount she did the final night. Even then a five year old is very unlikely to be able to do that! That's a skill that level seven and eight gymnasts learn. Most five year olds are at levels one through five- they aren't even allowed to start competing those higher levels until they're older. Though I'm sure you're trying for hyperbole and not a realistic comparison. As for the double front-half, I'm glad she pulled it if she was uncertain, as it requires more height than most, if not all, other dismounts to avoid landing very badly. Nine year olds don't generally go about copying bar routines that medalled at the previous Olympics......
I might not think she handled the comeback perfectly, but it's hard to plan ahead of time that you'll have to deal with a chronic injury. Hindsight is 20/20. Knowing what she knows now, I'm pretty sure that she would've come back a bit sooner, been very careful about starting those spinning skills on bars without doing a ton of extra conditioning (hyper extension of the shoulder is the probable cause of her injury), and probably trained another dismount. By the time you encounter problems it's usually a little late to change course. As for the decision to come back, it can be very hard to make if you've already checked 90% of your goals off, so I can see why she delayed in committing, even though it was certainly her largest mistake in her comeback.
And I'm done with this conversation. If you want to go on believing what each of these athletes is doing is easy, you go and do that. Just don't try to do what they're doing without training all day every day for a long time because you wouldn't like living in a body cast.


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It's not easy to find the perfect girl, even when you're the same sex! Kanako thought attending an all-girls school would be the perfect way to meet the girl of her dreams, but after her hot new roommate turns out to be a guy in drag and catching the eye of the most popular girl in school only brings down the wrath of all the other similarly obsessed girls, she's not so sure!
Complicate things with a cat-eared dorm leader, her roommate's rude-mannered maid and identical twin sister (who attends an all-boys school, of course,) and way too many attractive girls of questionable persuasions and the question becomes whether Kanako can die from frustrated nosebleeds! (Life would be SO much easier if guys didn't literally give her the hives!) Will Kanako ever find a non-polar opposite of a compatible non-opposing polarity?
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