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By L. Hamilton May 12, 2003 |
When I did it a couple of years back, it was tough to find anchors at the first belay ledge. Is that still the case? An obvious cam crack, well-used to judge from the erosion, is actually behind a huge unsupported flake that I didn't want to touch. On the second pitch I placed a TCU in the sandy pin scar at the crux -- that held its own weight, probably not much more. The moves aren't hard, but you're out there in the no-falling zone. Once inside the chimney, and following a nice crack, things feel more secure. I agree with John, it's a serious climb for the grade. |
By Anonymous Coward Mar 16, 2004 |
We did this route last weekend and there are anchors on the first pitch. the second pitch was a free solo because we did not know to go deep into the chimney to look for the crack. it was scary and there was no place for gear unless you have one of those nice new #5 big bros. |
By Craig Quincy Mar 17, 2004 rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b |
This is a good route, but not a great route. The first pitch is pretty mungey, but the second pitch makes up for it. I wouldn't recommend this for a 5.7 leader unless I didn't like them. It's definitely awkward with bad pro until you get up into the chimney proper. The supertopo says a rack isn't necessary on the second pitch, but that seems like bad advice. There's a piece or two of marginal gear to be had before getting in the chimney, once inside tunnelling about 15 feet in yields a crack that can be sewn up. There's two bolts on top and one bolt plus some slung chockstones atop pitch one for the rap anchors. I would definitely recommend Owl rock or Lizard rock over this tower, but it's worth doing once. |
By Anonymous Coward Mar 21, 2005 |
I did enjoy this route quite a bit. I would recommend approaching from the pull-off by walking back along the 'Windows' road toward the intersection and then down the main road - cut up hill straight toward the tower in a wash. This utilizes the shortest distance across the bio-soil. I would agree that there maybe some marginal gear near the beginning of the second pitch (equalize). I did not notice the crack inside the chimney until near the top. But after considering how far inside the crack is and how comforting the edge of the chimney felt, I'm glad that I did not move over to it until I saw it. It was however very nice to have a nut in it to finish on the slick slab before the anchors. I felt this route had some classic, desert tower aura about it. |
By James Beissel From: Boulder, CO Oct 23, 2006 |
You can place a yellow Alien before you enter the chimney and maybe a small stopper. That is the only pro until you get into the crack deep in the chimney, and it is marginal at that. Not for the 5.7 leader, but rewarding and cool for those who are up for it. Cam Burn's guide shows a fixed pin before the traverse. If this pin ever existed it is gone now. A single set from yellow Alien to a #3 Camalot with possibly some doubles on finger to hand size is about right. There aren't any placements for large cams on the second pitch, although a #4 or #5 Big Bro might work. |
By Brad Brandewie Dec 4, 2006 |
It sounds like some folks are going straight up for 20 feet to start the second pitch. That way is considerably harder and would result in a ledge fall if you blew it in the wrong spot. The easy way is to climb above the ledge about 5 feet and then tunnel into the chimney. Once in, you can basically walk to the middle of the formation and then GRUNT though 10 feet of squeeze chimney (If you're fat, you won't fit) until the chimney becomes more fun and the protection crack appears. |
By Ben Kiessel Dec 11, 2006 |
Brad why would we want to climb into the chimney to place gear when it is way cooler to stay on the outside and run it out to the top? It's all about the style points man. |
By Matt Pickren Mar 26, 2007 |
Brad, I have to agree with Ben, its all about the style points. I did this tower 4 years ago, with no gear on the entire second pitch, mainly because I didnt know how to read a guide book topo. I returned and took some friends up it this past weekend, and again, knowing the route, did the same as it feel really secure inside the chimney. Style points, but if your just an aid climber, you wouldn't understand. However, if you are interested in the route my firends did just what you said, pull 1 or 2 akward moves off the belay and then squeeze into the slot immediatley (being fat is not an option, so I couldn't have made it according to Ben). Then you can totally walk back on the chimney floor to the crack and protect it straight to the top. I also agree with John on preferring this route over the Olevsky on Owl. Also, there is a new bolt and fixed hex equallized to rap slings on the 1st pitch beay. |
By Andrew Gram Administrator From: Salt Lake City, UT Mar 28, 2007 |
Could we keep the banter on the forums? Its a bummer if you are trying to print out the page for beta and some of the comments are useful. Not that anyone would ever need to print out beta for this one, but even so. |
By Sam Lightner, Jr. From: Lander, WY Apr 23, 2007 |
The Arches Task Force replaced the anchors on this route. There are now camouflaged chains on the first belay and at the summit. Though I did not try it, I believe you can comfortably rap with one 60 meter rope (two raps). A prominent local climber reminded me of something before we replaced the anchors... when you get to the chains on this one, you have not summited. The block behind you is about two meters higher than the rest of the tower and requires a 5.11 move to get to... with bad pro. Some people might have to recount their tower list! |
By toddgordon From: Joshua Tree, California Apr 27, 2007 |
For the "timid" sandstone neophyte, the 5.7 rating is a worm on the end of a hook.....it was for me anyways. I did this climb in the early 1980's with Doug Smith, and we had a good time, but unprotected chimneying on sandy sandstone aint' for everyone. Still, I think it gets done often, and often by novice climbers cutting their sandstone teeth and desiring the "tower experience." It's all alot of fun until someone loses an eye;....don't slip! |
By TuFF GonG From: gunnison Colorado Dec 17, 2007 rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b |
There is plenty of good gear in the chimney. As long as you traverse far into the chimney right off the belay, it will swallow up all the nuts and small gear you bring. |
By Eric Odenthal Oct 14, 2008 rating: 5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c PG13 |
great route... classic chimney. climbed it in one pitch. there are two chain anchors, could rap with one 60m rope. instead of cruising up the OW after the first anchor... crawl your way back into the chimney to a crack that pros really well all the way to the anchor, but you don't really want pro because of rope drag... awesome to be way inside... bring a head lamp!? |
By JoergB From: Germany Oct 14, 2009 rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b PG13 |
From the first belay, I crawled horizontally inside the chimney till I nearly got out on the other side, then stemmed up and finally went to the center of the chimney where the crack is. I wonder if I really should recommend that variant, but at least its possible. |
By Bryan T From: Albuquerque, NM Jul 7, 2010 |
Top of first pitch to bottom is about 75 feet. Would be nice to have some clear glasses as the crack in the chimney was pouring sand. There is a bit of lose rock on the first pitch through the short traverse and where the old gear belay used to be, recommend a helmet for belayer. |
By paul bucher From: moab, utah Oct 17, 2011 |
did it yesterday (second time) with john lewis. takes a single set of camalots up to #5 and some med to large stoppers and a couple of runners. placed one extra #2 camalot size trango cam. did not really need the #5. protects well, not to run out, fun route. not your average 5.7 |
By DJ Reyes From: Northern Nevada Nov 22, 2012 |
Did this route this morning (Thanksgiving) with my brother. Waaaay exciting climbing inside the chimney. I didn't do any offwidth, but instead walked along the floor of the chimney till I was about halfway through at where the crack can be seen on the west side. Really fun and protected climbing up the chimney leads to the bolts at the summit. I didn't use any really wide gear on the route. I also thought that the first pitch was harder than 5.6, but then I haven't climbed a lot of sandstone lately and could have been a bit shaky. |
By Josh Cameron From: Moab, Colorado Jan 3, 2014 rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b R |
Started the 2nd pitch the same as DJ Reyes. No need for insecure runout liebacking with a bad fall; instead get inside the chimney as soon as you can and work your way to the center. |


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I could see him sticking as the 5th guy myself. I mean is David Anderson untouchable or something?
Let's see?
Speed - Carter
Size - Carter
Experience - Carter
Return ability - Carter
Hands - almost definetely Anderson
Route Running - ???
Coverage teams - Guessing Anderson, but not sure
I don't see the downside myself. I really don't understand why the naysayers always come out when we sign these borderline guys, and they start trashing the signing before they even see the guy. If they bomb, so what? What's the possible downside? What, you don't like them wasting a number or something?
Is there not enough oxygen in Houston to go around?
Did they steal your girlfriend? I don't get it. Obviousely, the guy has some ability and talent. He wouldn't have been a 2nd rounder otherwise. Has he lived up to that? No, but neither had Andre Davis when we scooped him up off the scrap heap last year. The parallels between these two guys is almost scary. Personally, I'll hold my opinion until I actually see the guy play.
Edit - You know what, I forgot. Is Carter a smaller guy? Anderson actually may have the size advantage. Anyone know?
I was beginning to agree with your points up until the oxygen argument........
Anderson 5'10"
Carter 6'0"
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Auto capitalization is impossible. What algoritm would you use to auto capitalize when a lady enters "cléopatra diane de mérode" as her name?
You would probably end up with things like:
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Cléopatra diane De mérode
The only correct spelling however is "Cléopatra Diane de Mérode" (wikipedia).
As you can see, capitalization of ...
I would suggest no.
Treat a person's name - in terms of capitalization, spelling,
punctuation and spacing - exactly as the person does. [1]
There are a variety of cultures with names that does not use capitalization in all parts of their names.
It's true that most traditional English, American, north/central European names are written with ...
As others have mentioned, Dutch names like mine, even after they've been mangled into something English-like, can still have strange capitalization. If you tried to change my name to "Teneyck" after I entered it, you'd just irritate me.
If your clients are unwilling to spell their own names correctly, it's not your job to correct them.
Auto-correction shouldn't occur. It takes control away from the user, is often wrong, and is even worse if it's changing the content of the message silently.
You cite localization as one of the area in which it behaves badly. It's also the case with old or dead languages, citations, programming languages, medicine or very technical terms... Actually there ...
There's two factors here; the first is brand image, the second is that autocorrect isn't perfect, and mistakenly swearing at people is a pretty city thing to do.
First and foremost, brands want to project an image. That's probably why, aside from legal concerns, Youtube doesn't allow pornography. Legal issues aside, Youtube can't be taken seriously by a ...
What is the context of your application? Context really matters for dates. Consider the two following situations.
A budgeting application where users plan spending for future years
A college reunion signup where users enter their graduation date
Clearly if people are planning, they would be annoyed to get a date in the past and if people are entering ...
Typing on the phone is much more difficult than on the keyboard, so people make more mistakes and the phone autocorrect has to work much harder.
Keyboard mistakes come from actual grammar mistakes and from typos, which are usually caused by typing an adjacent key by mistake - in most cases the wrong key is the one immediately to the right or to the left of ...
The best experience for the user is to let them review how their name looks on the site and allow them to change it whenever they are displeased. This approach is similar to GMail not asking for confirmation when deleting/archiving but giving you the "undo" option right after.
No, for the simple reason that though you might have users who enjoy using terms like that as ways of endearment, there is always going to be a user base which is going to be offended.
Also another reason is that texting is often done on the fly and there are numerous examples of where people have typed something else and autocorrect messed it up resulting ...
Yes, it's good to suggest the autocapitalization, letting the user change something if that gone wrong.
Just be sure to define who your audience is: there are several algorithms to deal with particles like "de, da, e" in Brazilian Portuguese, for example: Lula da Silva, Pedro Bento e Silva, etc.
Similar rules can be used for "van, de, la" etc., and even ...
How about a simple rules-based defensive approach
if a user takes the time to capitalize his/her name -> assume it's correct
else (if all lowercase) ->
if name consists of 2 terms -> assume firstname + lastname -> capitalize first letter of both firstname and lastname. This is not correct for lastnames like 'MacLeish' but 'Macleish' is arguably 'not ...
As Stephen already said: the purpose of the entered date matters a lot.
I recently developed a date entry widget that also does this (and more). It allows entering the dates in basically any format. When it recognizes the entered data as a date, it shows a passive popup under the widget with the possible matching dates for the entered text. The ordering ...
If the text your users is entering is "normal" (not specific language for your site), the least intrusive option would be to trigger the user's browser spell check, as defined in the HTML 5 spec. The user is used to the behavior of their browser's spell check, which is typically unobtrusive.
How uniform is the content that your customers will be entering, and will they all be from the same part of the world?
If they need to enter names, or other irregular words like place names, then spell checking is a bad idea. If it's just general text where they won't need any non-dictionary words, and they all use the same spelling system (e.g. UK v US ...
If such words are used often, it would be handy to have them in the autocomplete lists. However, UX is more complicated than simple mechanics of efficiency.
The brands releasing such software would want to prevent any association with this kind of language. Having swear words in autocomplete features could suggest that Apple or any other organization ...
Firstly, don't use two character years. We finished with the Y2K horrors, so please let's learn from them.
Then, assuming there is some critical reason to use two character years: If your users aren't entering future dates, or if those future dates are bound to something near the current date (say a few years in the future), then you should not use the ...
This is as far as I can tell not a matter of auto-correction, but rather how you have set up your keyboard/regional/language settings.
I'm on a norwegian keyboard and we too use the comma (,) as a decimal point. The decimal point key on the numpad has a comma (,) printed on it and it will always type a comma (,), no matter what application I use or what ...
I would make a distinction between "autocapitalization" before and after the user types. On the iPhone when users "Add Name" in Contacts, the shift key lights up. If they don't want the name capitalized, they can deselect the shift key first. It does something similar when users type messages, at the likely beginning of sentences. I find this helpful - most ...
Although I don't necessarily agree with including swearwords by default, I will play devil's advocate and say yes, swearwords should be included.
I think the first, most important reason is that swearwords are extremely common words. It is estimated that 0.5-0.7% of spoken words are swearwords -- that's about 90 words per day. For comparison, the common ...
Personally, I think the convention is positive. It enables users to correct their mistakes easily, but I agree it can be a hassle when you typed the string correctly and you have to opt out because the search engine or OS thinks you made a mistake. I don't know in what way it already happens, but I think in these cases the search engine or OS should react ...
It's a widespread convention, and based on the assumption that the use lost likely mistyped the word, and want it corrected.
If you make the option opt-in, this use case becomes much more complex for the user, as they have to notice the option (however you present it), and explicitly select it.
In the case of search engines, if the user notices the ...
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Adult-supervised practice driving for adolescent learners: The current state and directions for interventions." J Safety Res. 2012;43(1):21-8.
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Chicago White Sox Trade Carlos Quentin to San Diego Padres
Sometimes when players are traded, they get all upset about where they end up and who they'll miss. In Carlos Quentin's case, he's pretty excited.
The Chicago White Sox traded the All-Star outfielder to his hometown San Diego Padres this weekend, and when he got the call he was conveniently already in town.
This is also good news for the Padres, who sucked it up in the National League West last season. They finished worst in their division at 71-91, 23 games behind his former team, the NL West-winning Arizona Diamondbacks. Padres general manager Josh Byrnes, who traded Quentin from Arizona to Chicago four years ago, is happy to have him back:
"Trading him is pretty high on my list of regrets. That group in Arizona had a lot of talent. Carlos always stood out for his intensity and his style of play. Having a chance to get him back became very appealing here this offseason."
Quentin, who batted .254 with 24 home runs and 77 RBI last season while playing right field for the White Sox, is expected to start out in left for San Diego in 2012. He's also expected to do wonders for the Padres' collective offense, since he's nailed 20 homers in each of the last four seasons, including 36 in 2008.
The White Sox acquired two minor league pitchers in the deal: right-hander Simon Castro and left-hander Pedro Hernandez.
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COLUMBIA — J'den Cox was sitting in the stands watching a Hickman football practice during his junior year. He had given up football after tearing the meniscus in his knee and playing only two games for the Kewpies as a sophomore. Cox had already won two state wrestling championships and didn't want to jeopardize his bright future on the mat.
But once he started hearing the pads pop, Cox could feel himself getting hyped up, and realized he didn't like his view.
Helias (2-1)
at Hickman (3-0)
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: LeMone Field at Hickman High School
"I was just sitting there," Cox said. "It didn't feel the same. Every football game that I've been to except for like two, I've been on the football field. That's the view I like."
Now a senior, Cox has since won a third state wrestling championship and become one of the leaders on a Kewpies defense that has surrendered just 14 points in the past two weeks, anchoring the team's 3-0 start.
Hickman coach Arnel Monroe doesn't give Cox, a linebacker, all the credit for the defense's success, though.
"I think our whole defense is a weapon," Monroe said. "We focus more on the team aspect, but he's a big wheel in that cog."
The success of the entire defense has taken some of the pressure off Cox, who doesn't necessarily think the defense needs a leader.
"I'm going to say what I need to say, and do what I need to do, but I don't feel as if I'm in front of the pack," Cox said. "We're just a team that plays really good defense. People are hungry to make plays on defense."
That team aspect is part of what drew Cox, who is used to the individual competition of wrestling, back to playing football.
"Whatever you're going through, you're fighting the same battle with 10 guys that are right there with you, and that love you and want to pursue the same goal, and that's to win," Cox said. "When the game is on the line, there is nobody I trust more than those 10 guys next to me."
Monroe said the Kewpies are lucky to have Cox, who plans to wrestle for MU next year. While wrestling is his future, Monroe says Cox makes football his priority during the season.
"J'den is a tremendous, tremendous wrestler who happens to like playing football," Monroe said. "He loves his teammates and loves Hickman. We're blessed to have him."
Hickman had to feel fortunate to have Cox last Friday night. In the first quarter of Hickman's 56-7 victory over Smith-Cotton, Cox stripped opposing quarterback Dakota Brown and found his way to the end zone for the first time in his career.
His second career touchdown came minutes later when he intercepted Brown and hurdled multiple would-be tacklers on his way to crossing the goal line.
Even after his great individual performance, Cox remained focused on his teammates.
"I love this team," Cox said. "It's all about the name on the front. There's no individuals on this team."
While Hickman's success, his talent and his relationship with teammates all make football tough for Cox to resist, his main reason for playing is simple.
"I play football because I want to have fun," Cox said.
The fun continues for Hickman at 7 p.m. Friday night, when the team defends its perfect record at home against Helias Catholic. Lucky for the Kewpies and for Cox, he will have his favorite view from the heart of the defense.


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Jiangnan Spring
A Buddhist Retreat Behind Broken-moutain Temple
Ah, homeward bound I go! - A Poem by Tao Yuanming
The Reeds and Rushes ——A Classic Piece of Shi Jing(the Book of Songs) |
江南春 杜牧 千里莺啼绿映红, 水村山郭酒旗风。 南朝四百八十寺, 多少楼台烟雨中。
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High Point, North Carolina Firefighters Tackle Commercial Structure Fire
Units responded to 710 W. Green Drive, cross streeet of Grimes Street, on a commercial structure fire.
Battalion Chief 2 arrived on scene and advised that there was smoke showing from the Green Street side of the structure.
Trucks started to arrive on scene positioned themselves near hydrants. Ladder 2 set up for ventilation and to flow water.
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Villa Lagoon Tile is very proud to have been chosen to reproduce a cement tile for an important California landmark. This is a complex that has been locked in controversy for 20 years and the City of Los Angeles is now moving forward to complete a municipal educational facility, The Central Learning Center, on this prominent city property. So much had gone into the final decisions on what to do with this property and so many people were involved, it was very important to get approvals all along the way and to be sure the original tiles were reproduced as accurately as possible. See the video of how they are made below.
Spring 2010 Installation Photos:
The first step is to identify the best color choices for the new tile to be made as close as possible to the 80 year old originals. | |
The samples of the original 8 inch by 8 inch tile that we received had been made by two different companies. The goal was to pull some color from one version of the tile and other colors from the second tile. Both tiles showed significant wear and deterioration from neglect. | |
We aligned our current color chips with the portions of the tile that had the desirable colors. Several people were involved in the color matching decisions. We could see that the green used in the solid relief tile was slightly different from the green in the mosaic patterned tile. A decision had to be made about which green to match. |
Line drawings of the original patterns are then given to the mold maker to reproduce cement tile mold inserts for each component of the field tiles and border tiles. | |
We were considering the possibility of making several molds since this tile installation originally utilized two different border tile and two different corner tile patterns in addition to the central motif. There is also a relief paver tile. It will be up to the architects and historical committee representatives to decide if both versions of the border and corners need to be reproduced. | |
These are our finished reproductions of the original Cuban tiles. Our cleints said they looked too new. We told them that the originals had 80 years of weather, wear and tear. We could try to help them do a fauz ageing treatment but it is very likely that this is what their tiles originally looked like. See how this antique reproduction tile is made: |
Photos of the original tile at the famous Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. | |
The pool was surrounded by matching solid color cement tile. |
The Central Learning Center campus will also feature a new public park along Wilshire Boulevard honoring Robert F. Kennedy who was shot and killed at the Ambassador Hotel originally on this site. See the new installation of our tile at the Los Angeles Central Learning Center Story about the planning of this monumental project... |


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Drusky Entertainment Presents
28 North
The Altar Bar
1620 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA, 15222
Doors 8:00 PM / Show 9:00 PM
This event is 21 and over
Take the art of timeless songwriting, infuse it with astounding instrumental prowess, and throw in the blistering energy and attitude of the 21st century. What do you get? 28 North. Recently Voted Best Band in Pittsburgh by Pittsburgh Magazine, the members of the band — Michael Lindner, Taylor Netzler, Tyler Bond, and Dominic Liberati — have been putting on epic, crowd-pleasing shows all across the U.S. from New York to California, and everywhere in between. An ever-growing mob of fans has been coming out to watch 28 North perform with groups like Blues Traveler, Young the Giant, My Morning Jacket, TV on the Radio, and Crash Kings. The band has recently signed with legendary manager Jerry Heller (CCR, CSNY, Elton John, Marvin Gaye, NWA) and relocated to Los Angeles. 28 North has become a Los Angeles staple regularly performing at The Roxy, The Viper Room, and House of Blues LA. The groups self titled record, '28 North' has gotten radio play for 28 North in over 150 markets across the nation. Armed with this record, their unparalleled vocal harmonies, virtuosic guitar work, polished hook laden songwriting, a rapidly expanding fan base, and their boundless charisma, it's only a matter of time before "28 North" is blazing from the stadium lights.
28 North is currently playing tour dates nationally and working with Grammy Award producer David Kershenbaum among others on what is poised to be their breakout record, "World on Fire."
Rock n' Roll Ninjas. Purveyors of Joy. Pittsburgh heavyweights making moves out west. Managed by the Jerry Heller. Currently in studio working on a full length!
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Water, Pizza, The 90's, Socks, Weights, TV's, Dinners, TV Dinners, Rock, and, Roll.
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The Band, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Green Day, Phish, Tool, Wilco, John Scofield, The Beatles, Cold War Kids, Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn, REM, Loudon Wainwright III, Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, Bjork, Donny Iris, Pink Floyd, Nickleback, Radiohead, Aerosmith.
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Day Four of Medina Hill Blog Tour: Where is Trilby Kent Today?
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Trilby Kent has written for the Canadian national press and publications in Europe and America; her short stories have appeared in such magazines as Mslexia and The African American Review. She now lives in London, England, where she is about to embark on an English PhD with a focus on Creative Writing. Open Book talks to her about reading, writing and her novel, Medina Hill (Tundra Books). Open Book: Toronto:Tell us about your book, Medina Hill. Trilby Kent:The story is set in 1935 and is told from the point of view of a boy with what is now known as selective mutism: that is to say, he's able to speak, but he clams up in front of strangers. Because their mother is unwell, Dominic and his little sister, Marlo, are sent from their home in London's East End to spend the summer at an artist's colony run by their uncle and aunt in Cornwall. It's here that Dominic develops a fascination for Lawrence of Arabia (the memory of the Great War hangs over much of the book; Dom's father fought at Passchendaele, while his Uncle Roo was a conscientious objector). When he finds out that a local band of Travelers are being persecuted, Dominic immediately starts to see parallels between what's happening in this Cornish coastal village and the Arab Revolt. His emerging friendship with a Romany girl cements his resolve to do the right thing – and so he begins to learn what it really means to have, and to use, a voice. The book has its dark moments, but is also fairly whimsical: the boarding house where Dominic and Marlo stay is peopled with a crew of likeable eccentrics – including an American clairvoyant and a potty-mouthed priest – not to mention a decorated carrier pigeon, known as The Baron. OBT:Did you have a specific readership in mind when you wrote Medina Hill? TK:I tried to write the sort of book that I would have enjoyed reading when I was a kid: something with a little grit to it, but also a dash of the absurd. OBT:Which books made a great impression on you when you were a child? TK:I had an eclectic taste in books: Enid Blyton was my comfort reading when I was very young, as were the Sherlock Holmes stories a little later. I loved anything grounded in history, whether it was I, Claudius or A Girl of the Limberlost. The Chronicles of Narnia, too – partly because the Pevensie children had escaped the Blitz, and I loved anything to do with the Second World War. I also enjoyed books with a Gothic bent, such as The Wolves of Willoughby Chase. From an early age, I didn't really distinguish between stories about children and stories for children, which meant that I stumbled across The Turn of the Screw and The Lord of the Flies rather earlier than perhaps I should have! OBT:What was your first publication and where was it published? TK:Besides student gigs – I deputy edited both The Cherwell and The Isis at Oxford – I think that my first "real" publication was a piece for Macleans in 2001. It was an account of Fresher's Week at Oxford in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. OBT:What's the best advice you've ever received as a writer? TK:Start as close to the end as possible. Conflict is story. Describe the coffin, not the grief. Write what you don't know, but make the reader believe that you do. Take time. Some of the best tips I've picked up come from The Paris Review Interviews. OBT:Describe your ideal writing environment. TK:Somewhere within reach of life (museums, galleries, cinemas, bookstores): I don't find the rural idyll terribly helpful when it comes to writing about people, human drama. Perhaps it would be different if I wanted to write a book about cows. Somewhere foreign, somewhere strange – because I find dislocation very exciting and inspiring. A garret in Calcutta, maybe! OBT:If you had to choose three books as a "Welcome to Canada" gift, what would those books be? TK:
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"We just never developed the kind of leadership you need to be successful," the Alabama football coach said of 2010. "There was a hangover from the year before" after winning the 2009 national championship. "We got satisfied. I haven't seen that for this team."
With another national championship in the book in 2011, and as Alabama's 2012 preseason expectations seem to climb with every news conference, Saban is hearing some of that what-could-be stuff again. It goes with being the defending national champion, Saban's reputation as a defensive coach, and an offense that returns quarterback AJ McCarron, the BCS Championship Game MVP, and a line that could be best summed up by new offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier on a Mobile radio station a few days ago: "I've never been fortunate enough to be around one like this. ... They're big, they're physical."
So it shouldn't be all that surprising the Crimson Tide is picked to win the SEC West in The Birmingham News' 66th annual Spring SEC Football Preview. According to the league's 14 football information directors -- this is the first year for newbies Texas A&M and Missouri to participate -- Alabama, South Carolina and Georgia are the teams to beat in the division races.
Alabama, in a tight battle with LSU in the West, picked up four first-place votes and two second-place finishes for a total of 34 points to edge the Tigers, who received three first-place votes and three seconds for 33 points.
In the East, South Carolina and Georgia tied for the top spot with 33 points apiece. The seven East voters cast four first-place votes, one second and one third for South Carolina and gave Georgia three first-place votes and three second-place finishes.
In the overall strength poll, which is voted on by all football information directors, LSU and Alabama were 1-2. By leading the overall poll, LSU is the preseason choice to leave the Georgia Dome as SEC champion. LSU received nine of the maximum 14 first-place votes for 164 points. Alabama was runner-up with 160 points, Georgia was third with 136 and South Carolina was fourth with 133.
A school's football information director could not vote for his school in the polls.
"I kind of doubt something like that happens again -- too many factors have to line up -- but if it does maybe an East team gets in there," said South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier.
His Gamecocks went 11-2 last season, the most wins in school history, and return the league's marquee running back, junior Marcus Lattimore.
"If we can give him some help -- we didn't throw and catch all that good last year -- we should do OK," Spurrier said.
He has his quarterback returning, junior Connor Shaw, who was 8-1 as a starter, and the defense will again run with the best. Up front, the Gamecocks envy no one with ends Jadeveon Clowney and Devin Taylor and tackle Kelcy Quarles. Seniors Shaq Wilson and Reginald Bowens return at linebacker and seniors DeVonte Holliman and D.J. Swearinger are experienced safeties.
For the Gamecocks to get back to Atlanta, where they lost to eventual national champion Auburn two years ago, they'll have to beat out Georgia, and Georgia is loaded. Defense? Start up front with preseason All-SEC tackle Abry Jones and 350-pound nose guards John Jenkins and Kwame Geathers, preseason All-SEC linebacker Jarvis Jones and preseason All-SEC safety Bacarri Rambo. The offense has veteran Aaron Murray at quarterback and the top five receivers from a year ago. Running back, featuring Isaiah Crowell, is one of the team's deepest positions.
"Little worried about the offensive line," said Georgia coach Mark Richt. "But I expect us to win the SEC, be in Atlanta and compete for a national championship. We have some issues, but I like our team."
Richt has heard how the Bulldogs have an easier path to Atlanta than most other team with no Alabama, LSU or Arkansas on the schedule. Just like last year.
"There's nothing I can do about that," he said. "People are going to say what they're going to say. I'll say this: We've never backed off playing anyone at the University of Georgia."
Alabama's path to the top will require significant reloading. Eight players were taken in the recent NFL Draft, including four in the first round. The defense, one of the school's best in history, lost seven starters. And here the Tide is with more lofty expectations.
"That target is always on our back," Saban said. "Our players know that. If they don't, we're going to remind them every day ... We need to look forward and not look in the rear-view mirror at what we did."
The rest of the SEC story:
⢠Ole Miss tries to recruit its way out of the SEC cellar
⢠SEC notes: Missouri has impressive record against its new conference
⢠SEC East spring preview: Kentucky Wildcats looking to build around solid D-line
⢠SEC East spring preview: South Carolina looks for another big season with Connor Shaw⢠SEC East spring preview: Vanderbilt hopes improvement continues with James Franklin
⢠SEC East spring preview: Georgia looks for another division title with Aaron Murray at quarterback
⢠SEC East spring preview: Florida Gators could be loaded on defense, but locating offensive playmakers remains a priority
⢠SEC East spring preview: Missouri enters new conference with prolific QB at the helm
⢠SEC East spring preview: Tennessee Vols return plenty of starters, but will they be better?
⢠SEC West spring preview: Mississippi State has stability, promise at quarterback
⢠SEC West spring preview: Ole Miss starting from scratch under Hugh Freeze
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1980's tax photo, terrible quality, but you can just barely make out the marquee.
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If anyone else has photos of the old Essex Theater- please please please post.
How about "Stiletto" or if you saw them in 1972, "Carnal Knowledge".
Saw the 1969 Rene Clement flick, Riders in the Rain, here as part of a double feature. Don't recall the other half of the bill. Help, anyone?
I've passed it about a million times. But does anyone have a photo of the theater that once stood there in the 80's?
I grew up in that neighborhood. Early to mid 80's I was there every Friday night with friends for a double feature. If you knew the theatre- you knew that up front was a bad place to sit because of the rats. Don't eat the hot dogs and chicken….and you'd be alright. And DO NOT bring a crying baby into the theatre as the tough L.E.S. crowd would in unison scream "SHUT UP!!!!"
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The Essex theater was a great theater. My mother use to bring me there all the time. I remember seeing all of the Bruce Lee movies there. There was a toy store right next to it. The Last movie my brother and I saw at the Essex Theater was King Kong lives, and Cocaine Wars in the 80's . We had really good time in the Essex Theater. Great memories .
I'm fairly certain however not sure that I saw a production of Sartre's "No Exit" at the Essex. I was probably about 15 years old and the date would have been 1967. The movie I wanted to see was no longer playing but I went in anyway. That experience forever changed my life.
Would love it if someone could confirm "No Exit" having played at the Essex. Thanks!
Saw "Savage Streets" and "Avenging Angel" there on a snowy winter night in 1985….
My fave Essex double bill, circa 1969—"The Astro-Zombies" and "The Undertaker and His Pals." Last film I recall seeing there was "Hollywood Harry" in the late 80s, I believe with a Bronson movie. Not sure when the theater closed.
I worked as a deliverykid for that Chicken Delight. I got mugged only once, at the Smith projects. They not only took my money but also the chicken!
The bagel bakery next door is a classic – it is still there
there used to be a Chicken Delight next door as well
I saw a great double bill here, maybe in the 60's: "Pocketful of Miracles" and "The Best Man".
The theatre was designed by William Eli Kohn and was built at a cost of $350,000. Seating capacity was 598 and the theatre opened, with "The Manchurian Candidate," on November 20, 1962.
The address was 375 Grand Street, New York, NY, 10002.
I never attended a film at this theatre, but do remember walking by it. It seemed to be attached or part of an apartment complex. Before all the gentrification, the Lower East Side was a tough neighborhood.
The then-shuttered Essex is visible in a handful of scenes from the 1997 indie film 'Kicked in the Head'.


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Morrisville shows appreciation for town workers, with chili
Town employees broke out their best homemade recipes in the town's first Chili Cook-off on Wednesday.
Morrisville Fire Battalion Chief Cliff Cates emerged victorious with his "Chili Bombero," which translates to "firefighter chili" in Spanish.
Scoring a 32 out of 40 possible points, Cates' mix of ground chicken, pork, lean beef and spices won over the panel of judges.
Judges included Town Council members TJ Cawley, Liz Johnson, Vicki Scroggins-Johnson and Director of Development Services Tim Gauss.
Fifteen town employees entered the contest, which is part of Morrisville's employee appreciation program.
Some workers said the program helps the town maintain a low turnover rate, at about 6 percent. Other events include a kickball game and a Thanksgiving Day potluck.
As the contest winner, Cates won bragging rights, a wooden spoon-decorated plaque and an extra four hours of vacation time.
Cates is no stranger to the culinary limelight. Last September, he was among the chefs featured in the Local Heroes Cooking Competition at the Southern Ideal Home Show which pits several area firefighters against each other in the kitchen.
"It feels pretty good," Cates said of the win. "It wasn't expected. I entered just to have a good time and feed people. That's why I made so much."
Cates has been a town employee since 1999. He said he has stuck around partly because of the way the town treats its employees.
"They are constantly trying to do special things," Cates said. "That's one thing about Morrisville, they let you know you are appreciated."
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Publication Detail:
Type: Case Reports; Journal Article |
Journal Detail:
Title: Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography : official publication of the American Society of Echocardiography Volume: 16 ISSN: 0894-7317 ISO Abbreviation: J Am Soc Echocardiogr Publication Date: 2003 Oct |
Date Detail:
Created Date: 2003-10-20 Completed Date: 2004-02-20 Revised Date: 2004-11-17 |
Medline Journal Info:
Nlm Unique ID: 8801388 Medline TA: J Am Soc Echocardiogr Country: United States |
Other Details:
Languages: eng Pagination: 1085-7 Citation Subset: IM |
George Washington University Medical Center, Washington, District of Columbia, USA. |
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MeSH Terms | |
Aortic Aneurysm, Thoracic
ultrasonography* Diagnosis, Differential Echocardiography Echocardiography, Transesophageal Heart Injuries / complications, ultrasonography* Humans Male Middle Aged Mitral Valve Insufficiency / etiology, ultrasonography Ventricular Outflow Obstruction / etiology, ultrasonography* Wounds, Stab / complications, ultrasonography* |
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