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Studies suggest that differences in diet may also play a role in determining cancer risk. But in contrast to the clear-cut identification of tobacco, sunlight, and alcohol, the exact identity of the dietary components that influence cancer risk has been difficult to determine. Limiting fat consumption and calorie intake appears to be one possible strategy to decrease risk of some cancers, because people who consume large amounts of meat (which is rich in fat) and large numbers of calories exhibit an increased cancer risk, especially for colon cancer.
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Actions can also be taken to avoid exposure to the small number of viruses that have been implicated in human cancers. The most common cancer-causing virus in the United States is the human papillomavirus (HPV), which is involved in the transmission of cervical cancer. Since this virus is sexually transmitted, its spread can be combatted using the same "safe sex" approaches that are recommended to prevent the spread of HIV; e.g., limiting exposure to multiple sexual partners. There is also an HPV vaccine available to young women which can decrease their chances of getting cervical cancer.
Avoid Carcinogens at Work and at Home
Because people spend so much time at work and at home, assessments should be made of possible carcinogens in these environments. Some occupational carcinogens have been identified because people who work together and have been exposed to the same substances have developed a particular kind of cancer at increased frequency. For example, cancer rates in construction workers who handle asbestos have been found to be much higher than normal. A potential hazard in the home is radon, a radioactive gas that can seep into houses from underground rock formations found in certain areas of the country. Simple test kits for radon are available.
Industrial Pollution
The fact that many environmental chemicals can cause cancer has fostered the idea that industrial pollution is a frequent cause of cancer. However, the frequency of most human cancers (adjusted for age) has remained relatively constant over the past half century, in spite of increasing industrial pollution. Hence, in spite of evidence that industrial chemicals can cause cancer in people who work with them or in people who live nearby, industrial pollution does not appear to be a major cause of most cancers in the population at large.
Is There a Cancer 'Epidemic'?
A related misconception arises from stories that sometimes appear in the news suggesting that we are now experiencing a cancer "epidemic." It is true that a person's chance of developing cancer within his or her lifetime is almost twice as great today as it was a half century ago, which means that doctors are seeing more cases of cancer than they did in the past. However, this increase is caused largely by the facts that people are living longer and cancer is more prevalent in older people.
When corrected for the increasing average age of the population, cancer rates in the United States have actually been stable or even falling slightly in the past several years. Much of the rise prior to that was due to cigarette smoking, a well established and avoidable cause of cancer.
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Gilbert Peak Climber's Log
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|Early Summer Attempt
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2012
|We tried the approach through Conrad Meadows and up to the Meade Glacier basin over a long 4th of July break. The basin below the Meade was totally snow covered save for the one melted out point where we camped. Made good time from camp up the "glacier" and to the ridgeline below the peak. We traversed over to the west face but were stopped by the steep snow barely clinging to loose rubble. We probably could have crossed but the runout was nasty and it was getting late in the day so we headed back. RT from camp was 5.5 hours which included some dawdling and filling up our water jugs. Beautiful area and an awesome route up the Meade basin, when I go back I'll wait till late July or August so the upper snowfield is completely gone, would be a simple but loose scramble when snow free.
|Posted Jul 14, 2012 6:59 pm
|7500 Foot Traverse
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2011
|We tried the traverse from Big Horn after reaching that summit. We made it to within a 50 vertical feet of the summit of Goat Citadel before realizing that we had run out of time. I'll be back, probably from the standard approach.
|Posted Aug 1, 2011 7:25 pm
|One Day with Late Start
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2001
|Can't remember the exact date in Sept. 2001, but threw in down from Conrad Meadows in 1 day even with a late start (~10:00 AM). Took a shotgun for grouse hunting. Left it just below the final summit block scramble.
|Posted Mar 8, 2011 4:12 am
|scramble route
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2010
|Buggy down in the pastures, one of the longest and most interesting ridge traverses I've done. Saw a long mound of rocks with cross coming out of head and Nalgene bottle buried under a layer. I think someone was buried here.
|Posted Dec 8, 2010 10:41 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|Big Horn Route
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2008
|Climbed with Edward. WE did Big Horn earlier in the day. A bit of a scramble getting around the Citadel.
|Posted Jul 15, 2009 12:43 pm
|Klickton Divide
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2009
|The approach is a bit long, dusty and feces-laden. Nonetheless, the beautiful upper basin above 6000 feet makes up for it. I would have liked this peak less if there were more scree and less snow.
|Posted Jul 6, 2009 3:44 pm
|Klickitat / Meade Glacier
Date Climbed: May 27, 2007
|Fun climb with R3. Downed-tree/dirt grabbing approach. Skinned from 6000 feet. Icy conditions on last scramble to summit. Fun ski on soft corn. Well earned taco cones and miller.
|Posted May 13, 2009 6:09 pm
|Cispus Basin
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2007
|The easy approach is quickly forgotten when you get on the nasty rock traverse. Study the route pictures. I wish I had. I ran into a Mazama group here and they were the only other people on the mountain that weekend. Once on the open NW Ridge, I dropped my camping gear and went to the summit for sunset pictures. What a view! Better than Adams or St. Helens imo. The bivy was crystal clear with plenty of meteors. I descended into the marine layer and said goodbye to summer.
|Posted Sep 19, 2007 8:08 pm
|Karl Helser
|"Go Back" said Mother Nature...
Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2007
|Yeah, what Brian said...
Easy approach to camp. The route from camp to Gilbert has just enough danger associated with it to make it fun. Call me nuts, but I like that stuff! I'm looking forward to going back to tag some of the technical stuff...also, the Cispus Basin looks like a cool way to tag Ive's and Old Snowy
|Posted Sep 19, 2007 7:30 pm
|Brian Jenkins
|Beating the Storm
Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2007
|Climbed the West Route with Karl Helser. Beautiful easy hike in to one of the most magnificent basins I've seen complete with picturesque herds of goats on the hills around us. The hike in was shorter than we thought so we decided to climb Ives Peak before dinner. Climbed up and enjoyed the sunset but now realized it was not Ives but Peak 7478 between Goat Rocks and Ives. Clouds would roll in at night and then roll out with lots of moisture in the air. Our plan was to hit Gilbert Peak in the morning and then Big Horn and maybe try to find a way up Goat Citadel afterwards. We barely beat the approaching system up Gilbert and then hightailed it down in clouds and misty rain. No way we could get Big Horn in the wet without knowing which gully would take us up (and not being able to see it). At least that gives us another reason to come back and enjoy the meadows again.
|Posted Sep 17, 2007 1:33 am
|Route Climbed: West Route
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2007
|Yikes! This route has lots of loose rock. That said it isn't bad if you are good at knowing where to put your feet. Trip report here.
|Posted Jul 9, 2007 4:05 am
|Snidely Whiplash
|Klickitat Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 1990
|Beautiful. Recommend a camp at Warm Lake.
|Posted Feb 26, 2007 1:25 am
|Klickton Divide
Date Climbed: Jul 21, 2006
|From great camps at Warm Lake we kicked up the snow to the ridge. It was all straight forward and fun scrambling from there. One big exposed step at the end to the summit!
|Posted Oct 20, 2006 4:23 am
|Beautiful Fall Hike in Goat Rocks!
Date Climbed: Oct 14, 2006
|We met up with our group Friday night intending to hike up to Gilbert Peak on Saturday to take advantage of the good weather before the rain moved in that night. We all made it within a couple hours of the top when my wife's knee that she had twisted on the way up was causing her too much pain to continue. She and I returned to camp (getting lost for a few minutes along the way), while the others continued successfully to the top. We hiked out on Sunday in the rain, having seen some beautiful scenery and having shared some great company.
|Posted Oct 16, 2006 6:37 am
|West Route - 7500 Traverse
Date Climbed: Aug 20, 2006
|OSAT group of Rik, Bill, Nancy, Sally, Gary, Doug, Andrew, and Dan spent the night in Cispus Basin. We completed the summit the next day, following the scramble traverse and goat tracks at about 7500 ft. Previous posters took gullies up to Goat Citadel, but much of the loose gully ugliness of this climb can be avoided by traversing the majority of the route at 7500 elevation rather than going up to the Big Horn/Goat Citadel Basin before traversing SE.
This was my "Return to Goat Rocks" climb -- see posting regarding my 2000 accident and Blackhawk evacuation from Klickton Divide.
I've also posted a detailed route report.
|Posted Aug 22, 2006 5:33 am
|Klickton Divide
Date Climbed: Jun 18, 2006
|Approached from Conrad Meadows, hiked up to Warm Lake where we camped for the night. Snow level at 5,000 feet, and trail disappeared at Surprise Lake. From Warm Lake, which was frozen except for an edge where we pumped water from, we gained the crest of Klickton Divide after about 600 feet of climbing. Crampons used during the entire ascent, as most of the ridge climb was on frozen snow and some patches of dirt/choss. Great early season non-technical climb/scramble, but long and tedious approach. I doubt I would like this route in late season, but Warm Lake is a very fine and scenic camp destination. Route is certainly preferable and better overall quality than the hideous "Gully of Doom" from Cispus Basin.
|Posted Jun 24, 2006 6:20 pm
|Route Climbed: Hudson Highline Route Date Climbed: July 2, 2005
|What an amazing day to be climbing. I think this is one of the most beautiful areas I have been. The Mead glacier was in perfect condition for kick stepping. No crampons needed. The scrambling was also great. We did see seven goats on the way up. Good thing since this is the Goat Rocks. We were the only ones on the mountain that day.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 2:14 am
|Route Climbed: Cispus Basin Date Climbed: October 3, 2004
|A couple of years ago i came up to climb this and we thrashed around all morning barking up blind gully after blind gully until we ran out of time and patience and turned around. This time i came up with a group associated with a reputable local climbing club and much to my astonishment found that when we turned around the first time we were but a mere 50 feet away from the key to the route. After that, a stroll.
|Posted Oct 7, 2004 1:17 am
|Bob Bolton
|Route Climbed: Tieton Glacier/West Ridge Date Climbed: June 18, 1983
|Duane, Dennis and I camped at Goat Creek, climbed from there, then broke camp and hiked out in the dark after the climb.
|Posted Feb 3, 2004 11:28 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: August 9, 2003
|This is one route where the approach is better than the climb! Refer to hkutuk's post below ... we hiked in on the Snowgrass Flats trail and met up with the PCT towards the beautiful Cispus Basin. Not seeing any obvious trail in the basin we continued to Cispus Pass before deciding which route we wanted to take. Instead of backtracking to the basin we traversed across the ridge to the saddle below Black Thumb. From here we tried to follow Beckey's route description but we ended up mainly following the goat droppings. The worst part was over when we arrived at the far edge of the Goat Citadel; from there it was a fun, easy scramble up the ridge to the summit. We enjoyed the dramatic summit view for a whole 4 minutes before beginning the tedious, dangerous descent back to the basin. Happy to have all of our bones intact, we set up camp above the basin and cooked our dinner in the fading sunlight. Beautiful location, nice summit - but not a great route. If I climb this peak again in late season, I'll approach from the other side!
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My feed went out with 5.7 left. When it comes back all I hear is "we'll take it, Hornets win 90-87". Missed the entire last play.
its good to see even though we coughed up the rock 21 times to charlotte's 10 we still won, plus FT's definately improved this game. Prop's to thomas and roberts.
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Why did Lopez not get many minutes? Purely because of the 4 fouls?
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Yeah, it is pre-season. Don't expect regular season lineups to happen. This is the time to experiment since there is nothing to lose.
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In four of the last five years, if DoD had made its small business contracting goal, the federal government would have hit its overall goal. In fiscal 2011, the government fell $5.4 billion short. The Defense Department, with a goal of 22.28 percent for small business contracting that year, missed its mark by $7.2 billion. Each agency negotiates with the Small Business Administration its own small business prime-contracting goal.
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That doesn't mean the Pentagon is abdicating its influence or responsibility. DoD is finding ways of carving out a space for small firms on large contracts and targeting businesses for certain industries, but it has been a challenging endeavor for the agency.
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Budget uncertainties in recent years have created extra hurdles for small businesses. The continuing resolution was "the single largest negative impact to us" in fiscal 2011, said Andre Gudger, the director of DoD's Office of Small Business Programs.
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"It's critical for us as a department to modernize and enhance our industrial base to make sure we have enough capable companies to deliver what we want to buy."
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Additionally, Recovery Act funds — more than 30 percent of which went to small businesses — expired last year.
A more long-term challenge is DoD's need to buy large weapons systems, leaving less procurement dollars available for small business contracts.
These large weapons systems contracts potentially could be broken down into small contracts, "but it takes a lot of effort and it takes a lot of time" on the part of the acquisition workforce, said Linda Hillmer, chairwoman of the Small Business Division of the National Defense Industrial Association.
The department — like the rest of the federal government — has struggled with maintaining a well-trained acquisition workforce, especially with new employees expected to enter the workforce in coming years. A 2008 Government Accountability Office report found 55 percent of the acquisition workforce will be eligible to retire in 2018.
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The department has made up the shortcoming in weapons systems by devoting more small business dollars to other areas, such as facilities management and research and development.
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Opportunities in subcontracting
The department has had more success in subcontracting to small businesses. In 2010 and 2011, DoD exceeded its subcontracting goal of 31.7 percent — hitting 35.2 percent in fiscal 2011 and 37.3 percent in fiscal 2010.
"[Being a subcontractor], you generally don't get to meet with the client yourself, so you don't get to form that very important relationship that in the future could result in a prime contract directly to the small business."
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A had a great lunch with sports radio host Frank Giardina, who was in Williamson on Wednesday doing some public relations work for the state's Attorney General. Frank grew up in a coal camp in McDowell County, before his family moved to Kanawha County where he attended the old Dupont High School.
Frank is the former radio voice of the Thundering Herd of Marshall and the Penn State Nittany Lions. He still does some regional games as a free-lance broadcaster for ESPN. Frank and I recalled some of the old coalfield rivalries in southern West Virginia. As a child he attended games at the old Gary District High School and other black high schools. He is a former sports reporter for WSAZ and once did a segment on PM Magazine on the intense rivalry of the Williamson-Logan basketball series. We also recalled the great Northfork Blue Demons teams and the old gym there in Northfork.
Frank also recalled going to basketball games with his father at Mullens High School and watching Dan D'antoni play. Of course he is the older brother of Mike D'antoni, who is now the coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. His brother was one of his assistant coaches when he coached in Phoenix and in New York. Both went on to play and star at Marshall University, after they played at Mullens for their father Lewis D'antoni, who is a legendary coach down in Wyoming County.
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… A fundraiser 5-K race will be held to help raise money for Josie Dillon and her family. All proceeds go to her medical recovery. Dillon was badly injured in a car accident. The run will be held in South Williamson, Ky. on Saturday, October 5. Registration is from 3:30pm - 4:45 pm at the race starting line located at 201 Central Ave., South Williamson. The race will start at 5 p.m.
You can pre-register on Facebook and the last day to register is Oct 4th till 5 pm. Runners can also register at the Coal House in Williamson. Entry fee is $20 for everyone, $10 fee for those 14 years old and under. T-shirts will be available and sponsorship is still available for these. (spread the word)
… Former WVU quarterback Geno Smith threw two touchdown passes, including a go-ahead 69-yarder to Santonio Holmes in the fourth quarter, and the Jets (2-1) overcame a team-record 20 penalties to hang on and beat the Buffalo Bills 27-20 Sunday.
Smith, who also ran for a score, slightly outplayed E.J. Manuel in a matchup of the first two quarterbacks selected in the NFL draft.
… Nigerian center Henry Uwadiae verbally committed to the Marshall Thundering Herd men's basketball program. Uwadiae is a 6-foot-11, 235-pound player for the Kirkwood Community College Eagles in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who reportedly made a Marshall visit Aug. 31.
… Mountaineer Athletic Club members and past season ticket holders have until Monday, Sept. 30, to reserve priority seating for the 2013-14 men's basketball season. Single game tickets for non-conference games will go on sale Monday, Oct. 7. To order tickets, fans can stop by the Mountaineer Ticket Office in the Coliseum, call 1-800-WVU GAME or visit WVUGAME.com.
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I don't really, but... (Score:4, Funny)
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No arrow to the knee choice???
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Yeah, GP should have said person of color.
by Translation Error (1176675) on Wednesday November 21, 2012 @06:25PM (#42060811)trample children and the elderly!
And then maybe go shopping.
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I used to think that. After I had kids it was called 'me time'~
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What's the problem? Don't you receive an appropriate increase in your compensation due to the additional workload?
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Nor am I, but I am still going to trample kids and elderly
I know of no one in retail who works 364 days a year.
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I'm in Germany.
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Up here in Canada for the last couple years we have started to see Black Friday deals.
True only this time of year it's a white friday, followed by a white saturday, white sunday etc.


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Rand would only have insisted that any support that Raymond receives be donated voluntarily. Her objection was to the use of force to extract money to support Raymond.
Suppose that the society that Raymond lives in does not create enough wealth to provide Raymond with his comfortable existence? ("comfortable" was your description) Should they all be condemned to die of starvation because Raymond "needs" to be comfortable? If not, is it okay to reduce their lives to bare subsistence? At what point do you stop once you decide that it is okay to coerce one person to support another?
What if Raymond is only mildly autistic and can create enough wealth to just barely support himself? Is it OK to take money from him to support Jane who is in a permanent coma?
Human beings face raw nature and unlike other animals, they must create the values that they need to survive. Rand's position was that the creator of wealth gets to determine how that wealth is used and no one may rightfully coerce that creator into giving up his creation against his will. If you read "The Fountainhead" you will understand why I used the term "creator".
The fact that Raymond has needs is irrelevant. "Need" doesn't constitute a claim on anyone or anything. Suppose that Raymond had to face nature on the same terms as anyone else. What does "need" mean in that case? Will nature feed him and provide him with comfort because he has needs? Of course not, Raymond can only survive if someone else produces that things that Raymond needs. So the real question is "Is it okay to enslave some people to support others?"
Either people have the right to their own lives and the wealth that they produce or they don't.
In fact the central plot of Fountainhead relies on seeing the purposeful destruction of something the government subsidizes as being heroic. I don't want to get more specific than that in case you want to read the book.
I'm not going to put in spoilers either but that is not a correct description of the plot. The question you refer to was "Can the government rightfully take whatever it wants from those who create wealth in order to support those who don't?" The major character spends many pages arguing against that idea in exactly those terms.
However, this was not the central issue of the novel. The central issue was the individual vs the collective but not in the political sense. Rand was more interested in how individualism is related to creativity and happiness. She contrasts the people who live by their own independent judgment with those who simply "go along to get along".


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It was a bit like waiting for a new Pope to be elected.
Waiting for the new British prince to be born, I mean.
When a Pope is elected, you know, there is that huge crowd with all eyes focused on that window and balcony. And they are watching for the white smoke to signal that a new Pontiff has been elected. Then they wait for him to appear on the balcony.
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Not so with the prince.
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When will we see the baby?
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Good call on The Rock. I think he definitely makes an appearance - he's gonna be in Survivor Series in November.
is anyone going? Got my tickets the other day, and normally I wouldn't give a rats arse about this ppv but since I moved to Kenner and its happening 15 minutes away I figured I'd go. Never been to a ppv before, and I haven't been to a WWE event since an 07 Raw at the cajundome in Lafayette so I'm a bit excited. looking forward to seeing the Punk, Del Rio, and Cena 3 way. My unlikely but possible prediction: Since GiJoe is filming here, and Rock is in it, he will make a surprise appearance. I know probably not but man that would be awesome.
Good call on The Rock. I think he definitely makes an appearance - he's gonna be in Survivor Series in November.
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I'll be there. I'm going with 4 of my buddies. We got tickets back in March. It will be my third PPV that's been down here, along with Royal Rumble 01 and Extreme Rules 09. I thought about that too about the Rock making a surprise appearance since he's filming down here...
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Scott Cody on Byron Scott: "He was there during the Hornets best and worst season. His legacy, most likely however, will fall somewhere in between..."
Didn't know about The Rock filming there at the time. Interesting.
I live in New Jersey, and I'm not buying it either. Going there live sounds fun. I'm gonna save my money for Survivor Series (was gonna go live, but it sold fast and not enough seats for our group) and Bound For Glory.
just a heads up if some of you didn't hear, CM Punk will be at the Kmart on Clearview @ 11 am signing autographs.
All I will say is that ending was CRAZY!!! Almost NWO-like. It made it worth the ticket.
Very good show. Every time the security guys by meet gathered, I looked around for Miz and Truth.
I do wish they would have `arrested' HHH though. Given that he `attacked' people in `custody', the should have be thrown in OPP too. I guess they have enough controversry.
Them giving up as soon as the `cops' got in, for me, put them over huge for me. Like they are professional disturbers of the peace, plus it robbed everyone from seeing the beatdown. Great stuff.
The other matches were solid, though there wasn't alot of `caginess' to the matches, which I'm fine with since I'm not a fan of blood etc.
Yeah. The "we give up moment" was classic. We were ROTLOAO at how they did it. What would have made it better would have been them taking HHH as well, plus using NOPD instead of Superdome police.Originally Posted by 42
And in person Beth and Natalia are two fine-*** chicks.
And as much as I'm not a fan of Alberto, anything that screws over John Cena is A-ok with me.
yea we had a good time. surprisingly solid ppv given that it was only 2 weeks after the last ppv. I expected run ins during the main event, but that ending was chaotic, it was cool. I think what they are doing with Mark Henry is great, booking 101 of how to present a monster heel. its a breath of fresh air. was it just me or did I see way more punk shirts than cena shirts? I made my dislike for cena very loud. so much the kid in cena gear in fron of me kept turning around looking like he wanted to punch me and cry. only thing I wish would have been different was our seats. we were in section 122 and couldn't see the damn titan tron.
I enjoyed it also. Very surprised they kept the title on Henry. It was needed because both titles have changed hands so much in the last few months. And Henry can give the World title credibility because I love how they are having him be the monster heel. I don't think anyone can stop him now that he has beaten Orton twice, but I think Sheamus will take the title off of him after Henry has a lengthy title reign.
Very surprised Cena lost the title. Wish Punk would've won; but I like most heels so I'm glad Del Rio has another run with the title. Hope he holds it past the next PPV. It did look like more Punk shirts and I'm glad. Finally a show in NOLA that wasn't full of Cena fans!
All of other matches were fun. Sheamus/Christian was good. Crowd was dead for Sin Cara 1/Sin Cara 2 but I enjoyed most of it. Glad to see Dolph and Swagger in a match. I think they'll have a tag title reign before they break up and hopefully that will lead to Ziggler in the main event. Glad Beth won the title. Loved Rhodes bringing back the old IC title. Myself and the group I was with popped big for that.
the torch reported that punk was #1 in merchandise sales in august. was the first month in 5 or 6 years cena wasn't #1.
Hell, I wish I was was in a section close to one of you guys. I was surrounded Cena lovers. Cody is definitely growing on me with his gimmick. And seeing the new (old) IC belt brought back a bit of nostalgia. I really would be hyped if the city could land Wrestlemania. I would be there for every event.Originally Posted by HornetsDude3160
I've always wondered why they've never brought Wrestlemania to Nola yet. It's been everywhere else why not here?Originally Posted by GrandAdmiral
btw, may I suggest a separate wrestling/mma forum for the site?
My understanding is that there is mutual interest for a Mania here.
I would assume 30 will be at the Garden, but 29 and 31 would be possible. 29 would be awesome, but they'll have to come in the weekend after the Final Four. San Francisco was mentioned, as was Toronto. Also, maybe the Garden has seen it's last mania and 30 is more of a possibility than I've been considering.
Ha we were in sec 124, 4th row. I always try to get on the camera side for every show so I'm always in either 124 or 101, preferably 101 because that's right in front of the camera. I was surrounded by Cena fans also to some degree: had kid Cena fans in front of me and some 50 year old woman behind me screaming for Cena and kept screaming the whole night thinking it was all realOriginally Posted by GrandAdmiral
I really hope N.O. can land a WM real soon, especially since the renovations to the Dome are finished and with Champions Square finished. WM 29 is possible, but I had heard rumors it could be in Toronto to induct Edge and Trish into HOF. Then, NOLA should be a given for 31. I would be at every event also: Axxess at Convention Center, WM at Dome, HOF and RAW at N.O. Arena. It's pretty much all solved and the Hyatt is right there by the Dome for all of the talent. I was at WM 27 in Atlanta and it was one of the best weekends of my life. I never saw so many wrestling fans in one place in all my life!
I thought of going to that one, but then realized it was Atlanta. I really hate that place.Originally Posted by HornetsDude3160
Gotcha. Well, actually I won the SyFy WM contest so the hotel, airfare, and tix were all paid for, so I couldn't complain . But I agree I was not impressed with Atlanta.Originally Posted by GrandAdmiral
I've gone to the past 2, 2 others, and have the cash sitting around marked for Miami. My buddy and I do the trip every year. It's a great time.
We were in ATL if the HoF and event; that's it. We spent the rest of the time doing stuff in Alpharetta and Athens.
Mania is a good excuse to go to a part of the country you wouldn'beingt normally go to. Being on a Sunday night, it allows you to take full advantage of the weekend. Plus, the shows are great.
I sat on the exact same row dude.Originally Posted by ReedSpeed
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That's great. 4 of my buddies and myself have at least talked about going to WM in Miami but we have kinda backed off of it. I was only upset about when I finally go to WM, the MITB match is taken off the card. I hope NOLA can get the MITB PPV. That would be an awesome show.Originally Posted by 42
Did any of you guys who went to mania check out the ROH or DGUSA shows while there?
I actually had a typo above: I went to the past 5 and 2 others.
I was able to see ROH in Houston. It was pretty good except that I don't care for gore so I had to turn my eyes from Necrobutcher.
Colt Cabana, Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan), Austin Ares, and more.
Very fun. Cheap too.
We opted for Athens last year to check out UGA (only SEC school I've not visited yet is Kentucky . . . until they add Missouri . . . I have A&M covered, along with some of the other possibles) and to eat at the Weaver D's . . . the restaurant that inspired the title of REM's Automatic for the People. Great food.
So is anyone else feeling the new storyline with Cena? Of course I believe it's a sham, but if there's any way the Fed can get Cena to do a heel-turn, this would be it.
They should just keep Cena serious without the scripted jokes. I view The Rock as the heel. Been nothing but a jerk since coming back (character wise).
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parking lot on Jarvis south of Front - this one could get nasty
The only lot in that area is south of St Lawrence Market and I thought a Shoppers Drug Mart was planned for it.
Wow. It will get nasty.
Seeing as they are planning a 37 storey across the street from Loblaws as part of the East Bayfront plan I would expect 25-35 storeys would be tough to block at the OMB, especially with London Condos at about 30. I doubt they will get 46.
The locals wanted London to be it for tall buildings as you move eastward along the Esplanade. They've been fighting tooth and nail to keep the sw corner of Church and Front from being too tall. They won't be pleased with anything taller than 10 or 15 stories here in keeping with the buildings on both sides of this lot.
I think something between 10-15 should be fine. Something to taper down from the proposed height on the south side of the highway.
Apparently the Shoppers standalone proposal was rejected. They wanted a fully developed block that had mixed use throughout the site. Hence this proposal.
The St. Lawrence charette (2005?) made it clear that this site is ok for a tall tower on the south/east part of the site since it has almost no impact on neighbours... shadow or otherwise... it's right up against the rail berm. Presumably it will step down to the municipal parking lot which will hopefully become a park (charette recommendation).
They'll probably have to it shrink it some to appease the usual suspects, but I see only benefits to the St. Market specifically and neighbourhood in general (the park would be fantastic here)..
I'm off to my aA meeting but they haven't helped much so far (recovery seems out of reach when you are boxed in).
Funnily enough that city parking lot is zoned as parkland.
Thus the recommendation... all charette participants were/are rocket scientists.
I'm off to my aA meeting but they haven't helped much so far (recovery seems out of reach when you are boxed in).
Here is the link to the St. Lawrence UD guidelines:
A 30-40s is probably ok for this site, considering that's going to be the pattern for all the intersections at East Bayfront anyways. I can see the Crombie Park Expansion being a potential Section 37 carrot - perhaps they should up the ante a little and ask for some additional capital funding for renewing the entire park.
I don't necessarily object to something tall if it's pushed right up against the rail berm. 46 storeys sure is massive, but it seems to be becoming the new standard height for condos in Toronto. Do we have the more detailed planning report available for this project?
You're going to love this Clewes building, in this context.
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Very pleased with availability, service, and location.Terry from Rochester, NY
May 2, 2015
You did meet our expectations with explanations of the process and assurances that we would be able to count on you for further information as we need it.Deborah from Webster, NY
April 28, 2015
Expectations met or exceeded because- The facility is very well maintained and plowed. The manager (Tina?) is incredibly friendly and helpful. Never had a storage facility ask if I was satisfied.Valerie from Rochester, NY
April 28, 2015
Both Linda and Roy were more than willing to show us the unit and help us decide on size.Jill from Webster, NY
April 28, 2015