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Monday, September 23, 2013 - 10:57 AM
The Department of Education may no longer guarantee a spot in the city's zoned high schools, preferring to offer "priority" to neighborhood students instead. The Daily News reported Monday the proposal would affect 28 high schools in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn.
The new rule would affect 28 high schools in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn. According to the Daily News, Lehman High School in the Bronx and Flushing and Newtown High Schools in Queens, which are cutting enrollment, will no longer guarantee admission, officials said.
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Dunster House, built in 1930, is one of the first two Harvard University dormitories constructed under President Abbott Lawrence Lowell's House Plan and one of the seven Houses given to Harvard by Edward Harkness. In the early days, room rents varied based on the floor and the size of the room. Dunster is unique among Harvard dormitories for its sixth-story walk-up (it has no elevators); these rooms were originally rented by poorer students, such as Norman Mailer.
The House was named in honor of Henry Dunster, a "learned, conscionable and industrious man," who became the first President of Harvard University. He was appointed to the Harvard presidency at the age of thirty-one, immediately after his arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1640. He held the office during the early "troublous" years of the Colony and left the College in 1654 after it had become a well-established institution.
The tower of Dunster House is inspired by, but somewhat smaller than, the famous Tom Tower of Christ Church, Oxford. Above the east wing is the Dunster family coat of arms, and above the west wing is the coat of arms of Magdalene College, Cambridge, where Henry Dunster matriculated in 1627.[1] Magdalene College commemorated the relationship between the two universities by sending medieval tracery stones from the First Court of Magdalene; these are now set in the wall near the doors to J-entry of Dunster House.[2]
Dunster is located on the banks of the Charles River next to the John W. Weeks Footbridge, which links Harvard's Allston and Cambridge campuses. From above, its architectural shape, unusual among the River Houses, resembles a branching flowchart due to the odd trapezoidal footprint of the land on which it was built. Dunster is slated for a "full House renewal," a comprehensive renovation that will begin in June 2014.[3]
Dunster, like many of the Harvard Houses, has many yearly traditions, including Keg Races in the fall, Messiah sing-a-long in the winter, the Goat Roast in the spring, and the yearly Dunster House Opera. It is known as one of the more social houses at Harvard, boasting popular Stein Clubs and formals in either the beautiful dining hall or courtyard.
Dunster's current Masters are Roger Porter, who served in the White House during the administrations of both Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, and Ann Porter. The House's first master was Chester N. Greenough (Harvard Class of 1898), English Professor and former Dean of Harvard College. Former masters include Raoul Bott and Sally Falk Moore. Carlos E. Diaz Rosillo currently serves as the Allston Burr Resident Dean.[4]
Famous inhabitants of Dunster House have included Al Gore and Tommy Lee Jones, who were roommates there in the late 1960s. Other notable Dunster alumni include Al Franken, Darren Aronofsky, Christopher Durang, Susan Faludi, Roger Ferguson, David Halberstam, Lindsay Hyde, Jean Kwok, Norman Mailer, Lisa Randall, Erich Segal, Caspar Weinberger, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Deval Patrick. For many years Dunster was reputed to have the highest grade-point average (GPA) of any house. There was a murder-suicide in Dunster House in May 1995 in which Sinedu Tadesse murdered her roommate, Trang Ho;[5] the previous month, April 1995, two Dunster-affiliated students, Kathryn L. Tucker '94 and Ansgar Hansen '97, committed suicide.[6]
Dunster's mascot is the moose, inspired by the three golden elk on the Dunster family crest.
- ^ "Dunstor, Henry (DNSR627H)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
- ^ "Dunster House: History". The President and Fellows of Harvard College. Retrieved 3 February 2014.
- ^ Manning, Colin (30 January 2014). "Dunster Reimagined". Harvard Gazette. The President and Fellows of Harvard College. Retrieved 3 February 2014.
- ^ "Resident Dean Dunster House". Harvard University. Retrieved 2008-11-21.
- ^ "Satan Goes to Harvard". Retrieved 2010-01-02.
- ^ "Psychiatric Staff Tripled to Aid Grieving Students". Retrieved 2010-01-02.
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It was his only hit of the evening, but Nelson Cruz's grand slam in the bottom of the second inning proved to be the deciding dagger that would help propel the Texas Rangers to an eventual 10-5 rout of the Houston Astros on Friday. After an Elvis Andrus single and a pair of walks drawn by Ian Kinsler and David Murphy, Cruz stepped to the plate with two out and took a 1-2 pitch from Lucas Harrell to deep center. The slam was his record sixth at Arlington and second of the season, a season in which he has tallied 20 home runs and driven in 65 runs (both of which he ranks amongst the top five in the American League). Cruz's slam gave the Rangers a 6-0 lead at the time, whereupon they would go on to add four more, highlighted by Adrian Beltre's two-run shot in the fourth, which happened to score Cruz for Texas' eighth and ninth runs of the game. At the end of the fifth, the Rangers held the Astros scoreless, holding onto a 10-0 lead. However, the Astros would respond with four runs in the top of the sixth and another in the seventh. Despite the rally from the Astros, the Rangers were able to hold them scoreless for the remaining two frames and grab their second straight victory. Texas has now won six of their last ten games and sits just 1/2 a game behind the Oakland Athletics for the AL West division lead.
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Come and see this nice place. Seems the time has not passed in this library since it was built 300 years ago. It was the first public library in Ireland. Once you enter will see a corridor and in both sides compartments where the old books are. At the end of the corridor turn righ(but before turning right on a table there is a book where you can sign, like all the tourists do) and you'll see 3 big cages where readers entered to read worthy books. In this library there is a very nice and friendly old man working. Maybe you'll have the luck to have a conversation with him like I did. You have to pay about 2 euros (to enter, not to talk to him).
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Dating back to 1701, Marsh's Library is the oldest public library in Ireland. It is located right next to St. Patrick's Cathedral and is named after Archbishop Marsh, the man who initiated this project. It started out with a relatively modest collection of books, but as private collections were acquired or donated to the library, the collection became more and more important. It now contains over 25,000 books from the 16th, 17th and 18th century, relating to fields such as medicine, theology, law, science, travel, mathematics, music and literature. Very little has changed since the library first opened over 300 years ago - the original dark oak bookcases are still there, along with the cages where readers used to be locked in when they wished to study books from the library's rare books collection. For the benefit of visitors, small displays have been set up. There was a very interesting one pertaining to Jonathan Swift's rather unconventional relationships with Esther "Vanessa" Vanhomrigh and Esther "Stella" Johnson. There also was one dedicated to Queen Elizabeth I that contained, among other things, a poem written to the Virgin Queen by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Admission is only 2 Euros, and any book lover will think it's truly worth it. There are some volunteers around to give you information about the library's history and collection, and they were incredibly friendly and welcoming.
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This is one of those libraries that really look like a library. Obviously you can't just walk in and browse the books, it's not that kind of library. Just go in and ooh and aah about the authentic library look of it all.
You can't take photographs inside and that really is a pity...
See Stella's Skull!
Oh, OK. Stella Johnson's skull (or the plaster cast of it) is probably not the best reason to see Marsh's Library. Founded in 1701 by Narcissus Marsh, nemesis of Dean Swift, it is the oldest public library in Ireland, and remains a gorgeous working library for researchers of the 16th-18th centuries. It is not as popular as the much larger Trinity College library, so you might have a chance to talk to the librarian on duty about the building and the collection, as well as a better opportunity to look closely at the displays.
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Ramona's Taylor returns to volleyball and her horse after devastating fall
Makenzie Taylor, who did not participate in many organized sports as a child, began playing volleyball her freshman year at Ramona High.
The 5-foot-5 back row player was all set to play on the varsity team in 2007, but was forced to miss the entire season last fall because of a serious injury she suffered at home the day after school ended her sophomore year.
Now a senior, Taylor is back on the Bulldogs' girls volleyball team.
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A: It was a broken pelvis.
Q: How were you hurt?
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Noel Meade has saddled up just four winners in 2013 and not through a lack of runners. He boasts a cracking record at Downpatrick over the last few years though, and with a little luck he could begin to find his feet with spring ground a catalyst.
Over the last five years Meade has sent 45 runners to Downpatrick and has managed to come away with 18 winners (40%) and 7 placed horses. That is quite a record and his Fully Funded could just bounce back to form today encountering his preferred good ground for the first time in ages.
In-form jockey Paul Carberry rides this course excellently well also, but has never won on this horse from ten attempts! Bit of an alarm bell, as is the horse's recent form and apparent zest for the game of late.
However, he does have some very good form in the book and they do say form is temporary and class is permanent. Indeed the last time he ran with 'Yielding' in the going description he came a 3.75 length second to Voler La Vedette at Navan over 2m4f, with Mikael De Haguenet back in third.
Rated officially on 145 at his peak, he faces similarly rated rivals today and gets a bit of weight from them on the back of his not winning for quite some time. The market leading pair, Shrapnel and Rattan, have endured admirably busy seasons, running a combined and quite evenly split 17 times and while they both are the respected likely winners of this, they could be worth taking on with the better ground undoubtedly having a tangible effect on some results in recent days.
A bit of a flyer here, no question about it. I'm pinning my hopes on a grossly out-of-form horse and an out-of-form trainer based quite heartily on the going conditions – not the usual style. It is probably suicide.
That never ending pursuit of a 'spark of genius' is what so often misleads in assessing the potential outcomes of a horse race, but when the rare episodes of it coming off do occur, it makes it all worthwhile.
The horse is 16/1 with Sportingbet and Stan James and I'll advise 1pt E/w at that price.
The Ulster National gets going at 5.05 and forgive me, but it's the Meade/Carberry combo that catches the eye once more with Another Palm. A horse I like, he has been off the track for 11 months but is a young staying chaser who is tailor made for marathon trips on good ground. His form is patchy at best but the best of it would entitled him to run a sound race here and the fact that connections have opted to take a shot at a 16,250 Euro 1st prize kitty first time out could be significant. When on song he jumps and travels very well through his races and hopefully he'll strip fit enough to do himself justice. If that happens, he is probably being under-estimated by the morning markets.
0.5pts E/w at 18/1 on Another Palm with Coral rounds off a quiet day's betting with Wetherby and the A/W meetings appealing to me about as much as a Marmite sandwich. I hate Marmite, a disgusting, rancid and vile concoction.
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This amazing orange wall is visible high through the trees from above the shale ledge track, just before you get to the cable/wire traverse of death leading to Sweet Dreams. It's just like the famous Janicepts Wall at Piddington - a slightly overhung black and orange wall extending left from a stonking corner crack - except Ben Trovato Wall is three times higher and with better rock! All the routes are technical face climbs, usually very sustained and well protected by new bolts (or bomber trad). The rock is very rough in places - bring a good set of finger tips.
Access issues inherited from West Face (Main Area)
There are private houses directly above this cliffline - try not to be too noisy, especially in the carpark.
From the shale ledge track beneath the wall, scramble up the steep vegetated hillside, starting below the big arete (The Swiss Route) and trending left and up metal rungs and fixed ropes. Alternatively you can rap access the crag from above (8 minutes from the carpark) if you know where you are going, have a 100m rope, and enjoy insanely exposed free hanging abseils!
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Most of the newer routes have bolted lower-off anchors. For the multipitch rutes topout, scramble up the hillside for 50m to small cliffline, walk right along the base past a little cave then up a short section of fixed rope to arrive at a tourist track. Walk right along this track back to carpark.
Ethic inherited from West Face (Main Area)
Sublime Point is an old climbing area, with many routes dating from the 1950s and 1960s. Aid and mixed climbing was the fashion then, and the easier routes can be pretty bold for a modern climber. In the last 10 years there has been a lot of well protected sport routes added. This has been seen as controversial by some climbers who consider the crag a 'mixed' climbign venue.
Originally known as the Great Red Wall from Rock-Climbs of NSW - S.R.C. Guidebook, 1963. Giles Bradbury added one route and one project in the 80s. The upper pitch of Marxism was done in the 2000s but it wasn't until the 2010s that the majority of the sport routes were established.
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Not many details about this at all. Starts at 'Colosseum Corner', right across chossy break to arete. Up on right side of arete. Pro is spaced and route wanders out onto the right wall a bit. Will be retrobolted (with permission) soon.
Start: The major exposed arete on the right side of Bentrovarto Wall.
Long sustained face climbing just right of 'Colosseum Corner' on ringbolts. The upper half follows an orange streak. Hidden lower-off anchors are tucked under the rooflet at end of this streak. Re-thread half way down or use double ropes to get off!
Start: Start as for 'Colosseum Corner'.
FA: Neil Monteith & Jason Lammers, 2009
Big clean wall following the right orange stripe following carrots. Some trad gear occasionally for the EZ sections - but it's mostly bolts. Classic.
Start: Starts 4m right of 'Colosseum Corner'.
20m (24) Tricky start start over overlap then easier dark wall to small ledge and rap chains.
40m (25) Blast straight up the awesome orange streak, thru small overlap to EZ topout finish. Awesome Blueys climbing..
15m (16) The easy final pitch up to shared anchors with S&B.
Supa fun, big sporty jaunt. Starts as for 'Colosseum Corner' and traverses across Giles route to big belay ledge left of arete. Up thin face left of the arete. Take about 12 draws and slings and stuff for the belays. A couple of cams on the 1st pitch can be handy. Can either top out (tree belay) or lower off down the route.
20m (18) Rising to the right, and upto obvious belay ledge.
35m (22) Launch up the thin wall. The money pitch !
20m (20) Can be linked from the 2nd pitch. Up over small buldge and continue to final headwall.
FA: Bundy, Frogman & Mr Tonsai, 2009
The major corner on the right side of the amazing orange wall. A trad classic, but it needs a bit (heaps!) of gardening, especially the top half. There is a rap anchor at the end of pitch 1. Add style points if you do it in the original fashion - with the rope tied around the waist and a total of only 9 pieces of lead pro.
20m (19) Technical stemming corner with excellent protection. When the greenery gets too much, traverse left to belay ledge and bolt belay (shared with Bentrovarto).
13m (17) Up shale corner, step right onto arete and up front of juggy detached pillar to large belay ledge. Can be linked with pitch 1.
1.a. 32m (~21) Memorial Direct variant - Obvious direct continuation of 1st pitch corner. Instead of traversing left at greenery, simply plug in a nest of gear and launch up the corner and face options that deliver you eventually at some good gear and then up to the large belay ledge as above.
40m (19) A long corner which would be amazing if it was clean, but unfortunately it gets increasingly vegetated, it's even got major trees in the last 20m.
(10m)? That tree is actually a very lovely little belay spot, classic in fact on a sunny day or for a late evening joint massage, though the original belay was actually further out on the face apparently?? Top out to good tree belay. Walk 20m straight up hill, up a short section of fixed rope, and 20m more to find the good walking trail. Turn right on this and follow it back to the tourist lookout. Alternatively rap back down one of the sport lines.
FA: John Ewbank & John Davis, 14th Jan
FA: Zac, Sophie & Direct 1st pitch, 2013
Originally done by starting up Collosseum corner, it is 18 this way. But ever since the FA most people have climbed the crack 3m L of CC as the first pitch, which is 20. The rest of the route is several grades easier.
FA: Bryden Allen & P Messenbergh, 9th May
The first pitch is perhaps the best easy sport route on the wall and the second pitch is even better!! Link them together and you have one of the best pitches at the grade in the Bluies. You will need a 70m rope and 23 draws (some long), and re-thread at the first belay when lowering off. The route name comes from the frightening flake that fell off when Neil was bolting the first pitch - which is now embedded in the ground at the base. Historically this route has a murky past - the first pitch had a couple of poorly placed rings in already, that Neil pulled out with his fingers (!), whilst the 2nd pitch had been half bolted with carrots by Giles Bradbury in the 90s but then abandoned.
Starts 4m left of 'Ben Trovato' at small tree.
20m (22) Stem off tree for a few moves, then a bouldery pull onto the flake to reach better holds. Motor up lovely orange rock to anchor on small ledge. The start can been done without the tree at 23/4, but this makes the pitch less classic.
28m (24) 'Fantastic' climbing. Loads of bolts. Pumper crux at the top and superb rock. WATCH YOUR ROPE LENGTH when lowering back to the belay.
FA: P1 Neil Monteith & P2 Chris Coghill, 2010
Two pitches of wonderful wall climbing. First pitch is a good single pitch sport route with lower-off, 2nd pitch is a much bigger affair - a 50m wall of sustained edges and slopers, in dire need of rebolting.
Start at the 2nd line of rings left of Ben Trovato's p1 crack, starting up tree.
25m (23) One of the best pitches on the wall. Intricate face climbing finding a line of weakness amongst blankness. Clamber up tree for a few metres to clip high RB and horizontal break. Launch onto the wall and weave upwards to triple bolt lower-off.
50m (28) Really awesome climbing on thin edges with a long vertical crux move to undercling a shallow flake! The 10th bolt has been replaced on this pitch (which presumably tells you where the crux is), but the rest are unrecessed rings and potentially bad. There is no loweroffs, so you either have to top out and belay off a tree, or take your chances lowering off a single ring.
FA: Phil Sage (pitch 1), 2002
FA: Neil Monteith (pitch 1), 2010
One of the best pitches on the wall. Intricate face climbing finding a line of weakness amongst blankness. Clamber up tree for a few metres to clip high RB and horizontal break. Launch onto the wall and weave upwards to triple bolt lower-off.
FFA: Neil Monteith, 2010
A very impressive orange face, originally established as a 2 pitch aid route via a bolt ladder up the guts of the wall to the top by John Ewbank in 1964. Mentioned in old guidebooks (including Ewbanks) as "Vespian's Wall" - but was surely meant to be named after the Roman Emperor who built the Colosseum. Soon after bolting it Ewbank's anti-bolt sentiment kicked in and he chopped the bolts. Nearly half a century later, this free version lets you marvel at the relics. Start 5m left of 'Marxism'.
25m (25) Possibly the best single pitch on Bentrovarto wall. Tiny hanging arête to start then right and up amazing sustained wall with crux near the top. Clip the first bolt with a stick, or off a kneebar in the break. Once p2 is open, p1 will be a 33m pitch incorporating an extra 8m of easy ground up left from the current anchor (1 extra bolt).
33m (-) Project - Steps right to the flake/corner left of the guano, then takes the orange streak above the guano. The starting DRB and 4th RB are positioned to re-use old holes drilled by persons unknown (and other holes were patched); they also left 4 or 5 UB holes for ~12m above the belay to a blank dead end, 2-4m left of this pitch. A 70m rope is enough to lower off p2, pull rope, then rap down p1. A 60m might even stretch -
FA: John Ewbank & Bob Smith @ 15 M.3, 1964
FFA: Neil Monteith (p1), 2011
25m (25) Possibly the best single pitch on Bentrovarto wall. Tiny hanging arête to start then right and up amazing sustained wall with crux near the top. Clip the first bolt with a stick, or off a kneebar in the break. Once p2 is open, p1 will be a 33m pitch incorporating an extra 8m of easy ground up left from the current anchor (1 extra bolt).
FFA: Neil Monteith, 2011
Another sustained outing up a slightly overhung wall. Up for 8 bolts then traverse hard left across wall to finish up 'Kizashi' to it's lower anchor. The bolted direct extension up the shallow little pockets will be 'ard and is an open project.
Starts 15m left of 'Colosseum Corner' at line of leftward leading rings.
FA: Neil Monteith, 2009
The direct finish to The Young Violent Pony past at least three more bolts and some very thin moves. Finishes on small ledge and lower-off.
Set by Neil Monteith, 2009
FA: Steve Grokovic, 2014
Roughly translates as "something great is coming". Thin seam crack that gets harder the higher you go. Never fear, there are no jams - it's all face moves and chicken wing gastos. Starts on the right edge of small chossy cavelet in the middle of 'Ben Trovato' Wall. Currently finishes at first set of double U bolts 3/4 of the way up the wall (extension is 29).
FA: Neil Monteith, 2009
Ignore the first set of anchors and keep on climbing up the ever thinning seam crack that eventually fades to crimps. Mega. (There is also a couple of bolts above the extension on the juggy grey slab above to reach the main ledge - but no pitch above these.)
Set by Neil Monteith, 2009
FA: Steve Grkovic, 2014
Links the start of 'Kizashi' into the finish of Sadomastication at about the 8th bolt. Very sustained steep wall climbing with a punchy reachy finish. Watch your rope length for the lower-off.
FA: Neil Monteith, 2009
Another direct multipitch straight up the middle of the wall. The first pitch is one of the best harder routes at Sublime Point, featuring sustained thin crimping. Starts at FH on left edge of little overlap at ground level.
27m (26) Very sustained face climbing that took Neil several years to do. The red and black face with shallow pockets and flakes.
20m (22) This pitch is best done by moving the belay 10m left to 'Microdermabrasia', or doing a runout climb up to join the pitch at the third bolt. Out right, up a bit then back left to belay on comfy ledge. Contrived in the middle.
25m (-) This pitch is still a project. Feel free to do it! Looks 25ish.
FA: Neil Monteith & Will Monks, 2012
Shorter and less sustained than other routes on this section of wall. Step left off block and up face between Sadomastication and Microdermabrasia to premature low anchors. The bolted extension to the ledge is grade 25.
FA: Neil Monteith & Jason Lammers, 2012
The epic 5 bolt extension past the lower anchor to finish up Sadomastication for last 2m. A great mix of crimps and sidepulls with an ever increasing pump to the very end. Hard 25 or easy 26.
FA: Neil Monteith, 2014
Micodermabrasia for 3 bolts then direct up the wall (via Reigning Steel for 2m) then leftwards on crimps to finish.
FA: Steve Grkovic, 2014
One of the more obvious 'lines' on this wall. Three sustained pitches up the guts of the left side of the wall with comfy belay ledges and phat ringbolts. Pitch 1 can be done alone as a great single pitch 23 if you want to lower off.
30m (23) Straight up to the base of the right facing and left leading big flake. Follow this to final tricky layback finish. Best to extend bolts on the right of the flake (60cm+ draws), so that your rope isn't pulled in over the sharp-ish edge of the flake. Belay on big ledge at giant staple bolt. You can lower from here.
25m (25) Balancy start then blast straight up the gorgeous orange wall above with final death by crimp section. Belay on ledge at double rings.
30m (24) Pumpy conclusion up the steep wall and corner above with a baffling reachy thin section down low. Either lower off the double rings just below the top or dirty mantle out to belay from a tree.
FA: Neil Monteith (p1, p3), Lucy Ellis (p2) & Adam Demmert, 2009
Sustained thin face left of the Microdermabrasia flake with a left trend. At about 15m it meets the Exile pitch 2 traverse. From here go up via Exile for a couple of moves then take the left trending ringbolts finishing at double double lower-off (this is not a typo!). A more logical (and easier) finish is via Exile.
FA: Steve Grkovic & Megan Turnbull, 2014
RBs just right of Exile.
Set by Steve Grkovic, 2014
A sustained multi-pitch up the far left end of the wall, just before the fixed rope scramble. All pitches are well bolted, but higher up there is some loose rock.
20m (22) The holds get smaller the higher you get. At the last bolt drop down and bail left onto arete for a move before going up and right again.
15m (23) Whacky traverse right on bizarre scoops for a several bolts to meet up with Microdermabrasia and then up (crux) to easy ground and belay on small ledge. This can be linked into pitch 1.
25m (22) Through funny upside down corners (past fixd sling) and then follow the bolts and groovy features to belay ledge.
20m (22) Stellar orange rock up thin face to the belay.
5m (18) Optional short pitch to top out if required. Move up and left of final anchors past 2 bolts to big tree belay.
Set by Jason Lammers, 2012
FA: Jason Lammers (pitches 1, 4), Neil Monteith (pitches 2 & 3), 2012
The next three routes start BELOW the main Bentrovarto wall, on the main path to Sweet Dreams just before the metal cable traverse. The bolted arete is obvious, and the other two trad routes start just right of this.


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PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- High Gear Media, the fastest growing automotive publisher on the Web, today named three cars as its "Best Cars to Buy 2013"-the Ford Fusion, the Porsche Boxster and the Tesla Model S. The awards were named by expert editors from High Gear Media's premium destination sites The Car Connection, Motor Authority, and Green Car Reports.
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Peter and Shufford, 20-5 (9), will headline the third installment of Cedric Kushner Promotions' Heavyweight Heroes: the Search for the Next Great Heavyweight on May 17 from Bally's Las Vegas Events Center,
Its been a frustrating time for Peter, who says hes more than ready to bring some much-needed power and excitement back to the ho-hum heavyweight picture. The problem is that no one seems eager to face the up-and-coming slugger.
Charles Shufford is the man who beat the man who beat the man, WBO Champion Lamon Brewster and thats a very good step up for Samuel that will test where we are with his development, said manager Ivalyo Gotzev. Im glad Charles was man enough to take the fight because a lot of opponents have been turning Samuel down. Its going to be a great night and were very excited about the opportunity.
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As a super-heavyweight amateur, Samuel Peter was a quarter-finalist in the 2000 Olympic Games for Nigeria. He lost a decision to fellow contender Paolo Vidoz, however, Peter had already previously destroyed eventual silver medalist Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov and fought to a close decision with gold medalist Audley Harrison.
Of all the prospects, (Samuel Peter) has insiders excited the most because of his relentless style, hand speed and power. Reminds some of fellow Nigerian and onetime top contender Ike Ibeabuchi.
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Ive known he was going to be the champ some day since the 2000 Olympics in Sydney Australia. When everybody else was chasing the US fighters, I went straight to the best heavyweight prospect in the world. I was much more excited about him than (Gold Medalist) Audley Harrison, who had just an ok style. With his incredible power, he has much more potential as a professional.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker, on Thursday said its fourth-quarter net income fell 27 percent from the previous year, as PC sales continued to weaken.
Net income was $2.47 billion, or 48 cents per share, for the October to December period. That was down from $3.36 billion, or 64 cents per share, a year ago.
Intel still beat earnings expectations for the quarter by 3 cents per share relative to the average of analysts polled by FactSet. That was due to slightly higher-than-expected prices for its chips and lower-than-expected costs for starting up new production lines.
Revenue fell 3 percent to $13.5 billion, matching analyst expectations.
Intel is challenged by a shift in consumer spending from PCs _ most of which use Intel chips _ to smartphones and tablets, which don't. Research firm Gartner said this week that global PC shipments fell 4.9 percent in the fourth quarter from a year ago. Households are letting tablets replace their secondary PCs, it said.
On a call with analysts, Intel chief financial officer Stacy Smith admitted that tablets are affecting sales of PC chips, which fell 3 percent in the quarter.
Intel is trying hard to get its chips into smartphones and tablets. On the call, CEO Paul Otellini touted the company's latest "Atom" processors, which are used in ten tablet models, he said, and can yield the same or better battery life as the competition.
Intel had warned that the fourth quarter would be lackluster, and that the usual holiday bounce in PC shipments would be cut in half, even though Microsoft launched its new operating system, Windows 8, in the quarter.
The Santa Clara, Calif., company expects about $12.7 billion in first-quarter revenue, below the analyst forecast of $12.9 billion but in line with usual seasonal variations.
For the full year, Intel is forecasting a revenue percentage increase in the low single digits, in line with Wall Street's 2 percent expectation.
Intel shares fell $1, or 4.4 percent, to $21.68 in afterhours trading, after the release of the results. That more than wiped out the day's gain of 57 cents in regular trading.
For the full year, Intel earned $11 billion on $53.3 billion in revenue. Both figures were down slightly from the year before, when it earned $12.9 billion on $54 billion in revenue.
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SM Investments Corp., which reported Thursday a 14-percent year-on-year rise in January-September net profit to P16.1 billion, remains optimistic on its five core businesses: banking, shopping malls, retailing, residential property, and hotel and convention businesses.
For next year, P30 billion of the P65-billion capital spending estimate will be accounted for by SM Prime Holdings' investment in new malls, said SMIC chief finance officer Jose Sio. Out of this, about P18 billion will go to local shopping mall projects, added SM Prime chief finance officer Jeffrey Lim.
SM Development Corp., for its part, is projecting a capital spending of about P32 billion next year.
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On SMIC's nine-month results, banks accounted for 36.1 percent of consolidated net income, followed by retail operations, which contributed 25.8 percent. Malls and property development accounted for 23.3 percent and 14.8 percent, respectively.
"While SM's strong financial performance is in part a reflection of a robust Philippine economy, it is equally a reflection of our continuing efforts to deliver value across our core businesses. As we approach the last quarter of year, which has traditionally been our strongest period, we are confident of achieving our full-year target," SM president Harley Sy said in a statement.
Group-wide revenue rose by 13 percent to P157.9 billion from the level a year ago, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) grew by 15 percent year on year to P36.7 billion, for an Ebitda margin of 23.2 percent. Return on equity was steady at 14.2 percent.
SM Retail reported a net income of P4.1 billion in the first nine months of the year, up by 6.7 percent year on year, while sales rose by 8.7 percent to P110.8 billion.
Ebitda amounted to P7.6 billion, up 13.5 percent year on year, for an Ebitda margin of 6.9 percent. Net margin for the period stood at 3.7 percent.
The country's largest retail group now has 193 stores, consisting of 46 department stores, 37 SM Supermarkets, 34 SM Hypermarkets and 76 SaveMore stores.
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07.12.04 - By Umar ben-Ivan Lee: According to reports from other boxing websites the Vitali Klitschko-Danny Williams fight may be in trouble because of the beard that Williams has let grow. Nevada State Athletic Commissioner Mark Ratner has stated If the beard is considered abrasive, then the fighter will be asked to cut it back.
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For those unfamiliar with the issue; many religious Muslims grow a beard, and trim the mustache above the lip, because they seek to follow the Sunnah (traditions) of Prophet Muhammad who instructed his companions to grow beards and take from the mustache. Islam is not the only religion with regulations regarding facial hair, many religious Jews do not shave due to rabbinical teachings and in the Sikh religion men are prohibited from shaving.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - A NASA scientist says a loud boom that rattled Hampton Roads and the Eastern Shore might have been caused by a meteor.
Residents in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Suffolk and other areas reported hearing the boom Tuesday night. Some said it shook their homes.
NASA scientist Joe Zawodny tells WAVY-TV that the boom is most consistent with a meteor entering the Earth's atmosphere. He says the boom could be associated with a meteor shower that peaked last week.
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The family of overseas Filipino worker Joselito Zapanta on Wednesday reiterated its appeal for help in raising P44 million in blood money in four months so the condemned OFW can be spared from execution next year.
"I'm begging, knocking at your hearts and asking for help. Please help us, I want my son to live," Zapanta's mother, Mona, said in between sobs during an interview held at the sidelines of the Christmas party organized for overseas Filipino workers' families by the Blas F. Ople Center.
The government of Saudi Arabia has stayed the execution of Zapanta by four more months, giving his family more time to raise blood money to settle with the family of his Sudanese victim.
Zapanta's 50-year-old mother made the same appeal to OFWs and their families who attended the event. She said she was able to talk to her son at the Saudi detention center and he was deeply grateful for those praying for him.
"Joselito Zapanta admitted to the crime but has also sought forgiveness from the aggrieved family for what he has done. In the spirit of Christmas, we support Nanay Mona's appeal because everyday and every peso counts in this herculean fund-raising effort," labor advocate Susan Ople said.
She added that the Zapanta case has the biggest blood money requirement so far from an aggrieved family and that Zapanta's family will not be able to raise such a substantial amount on their own.
"Nanay Mona is a housewife with health problems while her husband is a carpenter. Joselito has two children of his own and is the sole breadwinner of the family. If you were in Nanay Mona's place, wouldn't you also appeal to everyone and do everything possible in four months to save your son's life?," Ople added.
In response, the OFW families contributed varying amounts after a donation box was passed around following Mona's appeal.
Donation boxes for victims of typhoon Pablo were also set up at designated areas for those who wish to help out. According to the Ople Center, donations for typhoon victims will be coursed through the Overseas Workers' Welfare Administration.
"We celebrate Christmas as one family with hope and joy in our hearts despite all the challenges confronting our OFWs. This annual Christmas celebration is our way of providing OFW families with the opportunity to feel the spirit of Christmas together, with people who most understand how it feels to have an OFW loved one so far away during the yuletide season," Ople said.
Meanwhile, the gathering also coincided with the launching of "OFWs for Peace," part of the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process' (OPAPP) campaign to mobilize public support for peace through the involvement of various sectors.
Presidential Peace Adviser Secretary Teresita Deles administered the peace volunteers' oath to officers of the OFWs for Peace movement headed by Engineer Francisco Aguilar Jr., a former OFW.
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