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"we're a football school, MSU is a basketball school"
Not so much anymore my friend. On both counts.
"we're a football school, MSU is a basketball school"
Not so much anymore my friend. On both counts.
"Not so much any more" wow bite your tongue, thats pretty bad especially coming from you.
1-seed SMU's students rushed the court tonight, also.
The rushing "rules" need to stop. Who cares? Kids having fun.
They have every right to rush the court, and I have every right to make fun of them for it when they look like dipshits for doing so Goes both ways.
not ever won in Chapel Hill?
I think maybe they rushed the court because its their last home game of the season. Isn't Clemson's next game the semis which is played at MSG? (or used to be MSG)
Yeah, any following games are at MSG.
Nooooo class.
Don't the Clemson students rush the field literally every time their football team wins, regardless of the opponent and score? I think it's just something they do. Not to say that it isn't a little lame..,
won the NIT, Christ you would have to be what? 12 not to. My reaction was from the Fab 5 to this (NIT CHAMPIONSHIP) omg I don't know if I should laugh or cry NIT give me a break. Now having said that I could understand a fan base getting somewhat excited over winning the er, what, oh that was the quarter finals? wow that is as lame as the dance they did in the film below. Sorry Clemson thats a FAIL!!!
Another individual derrogating another school's fanbase. When these posts are made by someone who was not actually at the game, who was not party to the atmosphere, hell, who is not a Clemson student, are just self-serving. They say more about the OP than Clemson's basketball fanbase. I hope this post made you feel superior. Now, its another question as to why you need to create a post like this to feel superior. Save that for your therapist.
Get off your high horse.
They beat BELMONT in the quarter finals of the NIT. They can do whatever the fuck they want to of course, but to most outsiders it seems strange and silly. Because it is.
The OP isn't even old enough to take part in a college student section yet.
They're having fun in college and supporting their team. Good for them.
I didn't even know this game was played until this very second.
Did they cut down the net too?
This happened 2 days ago and its now on our board. Anyways I have a buddy that went to Clemson and I asked him about that right after the game and he saids a common thing in football basketball. They do it after losses as well. Now I don't know how to true that is but he is a season ticket holder for Clemson football.
I have no problem with students rushing courts or fields for celebrations. Let the kids have fun, as long as they don't injure anyone.
The only exception I make is laughing at Notre Dame students for rushing the field after getting a last second field goal to beat Navy in 2003. Navy sucked and the Irish had beaten them 40 straight years. They looked stupid for doing that.
Exceptions can always be made in their case because... fuck Notre Dame.
Best part was the scene of the Belmont player mouthing "We're Belmont, man" while watching it all happen.

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Carl Anderson and Mary Bragg with Elise Davis
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Carl Anderson
Carl's a laid-back, straight-talking hilarious guy; somehow he has you crying from heartbreaking songs one second and then laughing at incredibly dry banter the next…
Since graduating from high school, Carl has been writing, performing and recording music. He released his debut full-length album, Wolftown, in 2011, and recently completed the sophomore LP Risk of Loss; both albums were recorded in Louisa County, Virginia, at White Star Sound with Stewart Myers and Chris Keup. Carl has quickly become a staple at Virginia festivals, logging two appearances each at Campout East and The Festy Experience in addition to Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion, Misty Mountain Music Fest, Red Wing Roots, Rocktown Beer & Music Festival and Crozet Music Festival. He was selected as a finalist for Telluride Bluegrass Festival's "Telluride Troubadour" songwriting contest and thereafter recorded a Daytrotter session.
Mary Bragg
Barely out of high school, Bragg spent six months in Nashville as a sprite, eager singer, chasing the dream. Like so many do.
Sent on her way to the University of Georgia where she was classically trained in voice, she put Nashville behind her and focused on developing her craft on her own terms. After college, New York became her muse, her trouble, her chaperone. Several years into growing acclaim in Brooklyn's Americana scene, she attracted overflow crowds for a yearlong residency at New York City's famed venue The Living Room. She has been honored in such prestigious songwriting contests as Kerrville New Folk, Telluride Troubadour, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Wildflower! Festival, and the International Songwriting Competition.
Now having recently been accepted into the world-renowned circle of songwriters at The Bluebird Cafe after a 60-second audition, Bragg finally has been embraced in Nashville. The 2011 release of her Lee Alexander-produced album Tattoos & Bruises, met with critical acclaim by USA Today, No Depression magazine and others, didn't hurt.
Elise Davis
In March of 2013, Elise signed her first publishing deal with Horipro Entertainment. The opportunity was presented as a prize for winning a songwriting contest through American Songwriter and Martin Guitar in which over 800 songwriters entered. That win planted her firmly in the middle of the Nashville songwriting community, and she began writing songs in the spirit of co-writes and collaboration.On May 27th of 2014, Elise released the Life EP in conjunction with her publisher Horipro Entertainment. While the songs on Life could take a slight right turn and fit nicely on the Music Row hit parade, there's an honesty and sharp-witted integrity fueling her creativity and constantly veering left.
Ultimately, staying true to her message may place her beyond the periphery of country label machine, but it simultaneously allows true music fans the opportunity to focus on a songsmith destined for a different kind of limelight.
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Pavel Urkiza - Live in the Coffeehouse
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Pavel Urkiza is internationally-know Cuban musician, composer, producer, and arranger of great sensitivity and connection to world musical cultures. His profound respect and understanding of Cuba's rich musicological ancestry, in combination with 22 years of musical life and experience in the Iberian Peninsula result in a truly unique style that offers a vast spectrum of rhythms, harmonies, melodies and lyrics. The Afro-Cuban-Spanish flavor is evident in his guitar playing and vocals. A Caribbean-Mediterranean way of playing with a singular Cuban swing. Among the rhythms he has inherited and others he has spearheaded are: Filin progresivo, Guaguancó-Flamenco, Spanish Tango with "Son", Bolero Filin, Bomba-Makuta, Timba-Funk, Chacha-Blues, Trova-Jazz, and more.
One guitar, one voice, many colors. MIM: música iberoamericana del mundo. (Ibero-american world music)
Cost: Free
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Tiffany Thompson and Jenn Bostic
Friday, August 21, 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Tiffany Thompson
Tiffany Thompson's music travels between the acoustic folk and pop worlds. But her smooth, emotional vocal and honest lyrics are always the center of her artistry.
Tiffany has released 4 records: Tiffany Thompson (EP 2009), We Are The Dreamers (EP 2011), Unplugged (LP 2012) and One Voice (LP 2012); and toured extensively in the United States as well as Germany, Prague, Budapest and London.
Her musical exploration reflects a traveling spirit she's had since living as a child in Moscow, Russia. After college in Chicago, Il Tiffany moved to DC where she dove into the music scene. Playing at landmark venues like The Birchmere, Jammin Java, The Hamilton and IOTA, Tiffany spent 7 years investing in the NOVA/DC music community.
In summer 2014, Tiffany moved to Nashville, TN to focus on songwriting and to immerse herself in that creative community.
Tiffany's solo performance is an intimate experience of story telling and song. Playing both guitar and piano, Tiffany entertains audiences of all ages with a dynamic set that brings tears to your eyes and a smile to your heart. And after a summer tour in Germany with Jenn Bostic, she is filled with new songs and stories to share with her home community of DC.
Jenn Bostic
Jenn Bostic is a Minnesota native, currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee. Her emotive songwriting and powerful vocals have been touching hearts around the world.Jealous of the Angels, a song written for her late father, allowed her to connect and empathize with her fans in a remarkable way.
Jealous of the Angels, produced by Barrett Yeretsian (writer/producer of the hit Jar of Hearts for Christina Perri) was discovered by noted U.K. DJ Simon Bates, who played it on his popular morning show on Smooth Radio, where the song immediately jumped into the station's Top 10 Most Played for the week. The song was soon playlisted on BBC Radio 2, and after a live performance on BBC Breakfast the song went #1 in the United Kingdom. It now has over 1.8 million views on YouTube, and after two follow up singles, Not Yet and Missin' a Man, Jenn became the first independent American artist to have their first three singles playlisted at BBC Radio 2.
In 2012, Bostic received 5 Independent Country Music Association Awards including "Best Female Artist," "Best Songwriter," and Overall Winner. She has performed across the United States, as well as the United Kingdom, including venues such as The Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, The Bluebird Cafe and Jazz at Lincoln Center, and has opened for artists such as The Band Perry, Randy Travis and Christian Kane.
June 1, 2015, Bostic release her third album entitled "Faithful." Which has already gained much support through her performance on BBC's Songs of Praise.
Cost: $10 adv/$12 door
Shawn Taylor - Live in the Coffeehouse
Saturday, August 8, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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With a thumping thumb, dancing fingers, wailing harp, deep gritty soul stirring vocals and poetic blue collar lyrics, Taylor's songs ooze American roots. His voice has been compared to Tom Waites, Ray Lamontagne, Bruce Springsteen and Chris Smither. His original songs draw from the deep Americana musical well and his lyrics are colored by the experiences of his own working class wandering roots.
He's been an oysterman, carpenter, hitchhiker, homeowner, father, husband, and 'thru-hiker' of the Appalachian Trail, the Long Trail and the John Muir Trail. He's won awards for his short prose stories and been a finalist in several competative songwriter open mikes, including the Towne Crier in Pawling, NY, which he won.
He plays venues from New England to Nashville, such as the Bluebird Cafe, and has shared the stage with acts such as, Maria Muldaur and Vance Gilbert. He also leads the ever evolving New England based Wandering Roots band.
He has released three solo CD's, "Wandering Roots," "Free," and "Home." Home" has aired on international folk radio from Japan, to Europe to WFUV in NY. He maintains a busy playing schedule, making 200+ apearances a year and is curentlty writing towards the next recording project…
Has shared the stage with…
* Maria Muldaur
* Vance Gilbert
* Amy Speace
* Scott Ainslie
* Kevin So
* Pat Wictor
* David Jacobs-Strain
* Danielle Miraglia
* Garnet Rodgers
* Abbie Gardner
* Michael Ronstadt
Cost: Free
For more information, visit http://www.shawntaylortunes.com/
Closer to Home (duo Mike Herz & Emily Barnes) - Live in the Coffeehouse
Saturday, August 1, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Closer to Home is the contemporary folk duo of singer-songwriters Mike Herz & Emily Barnes based out of northwest, New Jersey. These two artists combine heartfelt harmonies, penetrating songwriting and a natural artistic chemistry that makes for a captivating live show. The union of Herz's rich vocals with Barnes'mesmering voice creates an inimitable sound and style that is turning heads. Combined they have hours of original material, from tear jerking love songs to foot stomping anthems. Closer to Home is a new force to be reckoned with on the indie music scene.
Cost: Free
For more information, visit http://mikeherzmusic.com/closer-to-home
Passerine, Notes from the Underground
Thursday, July 30, 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Passerine's distinctive sound combines vocal harmonies, the crisp rhythms of an acoustic guitar, the haunting voices of the fiddle and dobro (resonator slide guitar), the resonant lows of an acoustic bass. With inventive vocal harmonies and song-writing, supported by the sounds of acoustic strings, Passerine offers a fresh take on traditional folk and bluegrass music as well as a repertoire of original songs that range from sweet ballads to the edgier side of contemporary Americana.
They were voted "Band of the Year" at the very diverse Deland Original Music Festival in 2012, and took home an award for "song of the year" in 2011. This year, Passerine was among three bands voted "Best of Local Bands" by the readers of SRQ Magazine
Notes from the Underground
The DC-based Newgrass trio Notes from the Underground performs innovative acoustic folk music drawing on Bluegrass, Jazz, Irish and Old-Time traditions.
Cost: $10 adv / $12 door
Athron McCann - Live in the Coffeehouse
Friday, July 31, 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM · Add to Calendar
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Softly woven acoustic-based tunes combined with raw lyrics, smooth melodies and layered with a thick vocal presence, Athron's music combines a rich blend of emotive sounds to guarantee satisfaction for the senses.
Cost: Free
For more information, visit http://athron.net/
Rivers - Live in the Coffeehouse
Saturday, July 25, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Rivers is a Harrisburg-area, all-acoustic trio consisting of lead guitarist/banjoist/vocalist, Vincent Yarnell, percussionist/vocalist, Matt Sinkovitz, and upright bassist/vocalis,t Joe Schaefer. Whether playing large venues, or out on the street, this group changes-it-up and throws-it-down with surprising sound and song. Indie meet folk, folk meet pop and pop meet Rivers.
Cost: Free
For more information, visit http://www.theriversband.com/
Musica Feminista Showcase
Friday, July 24, 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Musica Feminista is a new group of like-minded musicians, music teachers, music lovers and music business people who believe that a vibrant musical culture must include diverse voices. The emerging artist showcase series will nurture up and coming female talent, giving women a supportive and appreciative venue in which to gain experience as performers, band leaders and band mangers, and will help female musicians become the confident, skilled performing women of tomorrow's music scene.
Cost: $10
For more information, visit http://www.musicafeminista.org/
The Bergamot, Lucas Carpenter, Jesse Lafser
Thursday, July 16, 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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The Bergamot
Winners of the 2012 Bud Light Battle of the Bands, Brooklyn based husband wife duo Jillian Speece and Nathaniel Paul Hoff are the songwriters behind this vibrant indie folk-rock sound.
The Bergamot's uplifting songs are powered by unbreakable harmonies with seamless songwriting adeptness that combines a story of both the joys and heartaches of life. Jillian and Nathaniel met in high school in their hometown of South Bend, Indiana in 2003; they have since released three albums and toured extensively across North America and Europe.
Drawing upon influences such as Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Joni Mitchell, The Dave Matthews Band and Bob Dylan. The Bergamot writes songs that are uplifting, catchy, and enchanting. Jillian's velvety alto voice blends seamlessly with Nathaniel's ethereal vocals creating dynamic harmonies that are apart of their signature sound.
Speece and Hoff have an amazing gift for writing poignant songs based upon personal experiences with a relatable and emotional immediacy. Their performances are high energy, infectious, and have turned first-time listeners into instant fans. The Bergamot bridges the gap between artist and audience by engaging them on a personal level though-out the performance.
They have opened up for artist such as All American Rejects, Young The Giant, and Wiz Kalifa. The Bergamot has performed at SXSW, Taste of Chicago, The Traverse City Film Festival, and Bud Lights Port Paradise Music Festival located in the Bahamas. The Bergamot has graced the pages of Icon Magazine, BuzzFeed, The Chicago Tribune, CMJ, Skope Magazine, WGN Chicago, CBS, HGTV and NPR.
The Bergamot will release their highly anticipated new record TONES Spring of 2015.
Lucas Carpenter
Crossing state lines with guitars, looping pedals, and all manner of percussive instrument in tow, Lucas Carpenter is a modern pop troubadour. With a beat heavy and melody rich sound that borrows from his love of folk songcraft, the colorfulness of pop, Nashville storytelling, and hip electronic production values, LC is remixing what it means to be a singer-songwriter.
Born into a tightly knit, small town community in Pennsylvania, he is the son of a funeral director and the much loved black sheep of a large family. A self-proclaimed "Art Kid From the Country", Lucas began his creative journey in musical theater productions, choirs, and garage bands before moving first to Pittsburgh, then to Boston to attend the Berklee College of Music ('06 Songwriting graduate), to Philadelphia for 3 years, then to New York City. Eventually "Music City" beckoned, landing him in Nashville, TN, where he currently resides when not on the road. His songs are colorful sonic tapestries, contrasting the mundane and often comic reality of life in rural America against the cultural diversity and fast pace of the cities he's called home.
Since releasing the "Art Kids From the Country" EP 6 years ago, Lucas has played over 500 shows, sold over 5,500 albums and digital downloads completely independently, plus created "The Pixelated Path" (2008) and "Evolution/Mystery" (2010), his most ambitious work to date. Both EP's, produced with Los Angeles based friend and producer David Bowick, venture into new sonic territory, combining beats generated from samples of office equipment, classic synthesizer sounds, beatboxing, and even a desk chair rolling across the floor, with organic instrumentation that included fretless guitar, Irish tin whistles, nyckelharpa (Swedish keyed fiddle), and toy pianos.
Currently, Lucas is on the road, sharing his high octane, electro-acoustic show with fans across the country. As a songwriter, a storyteller, a producer, and a performer Lucas Carpenter offers a new vision for the modern pop artist.
Jesse Lafser
Jesse Lafser is a singer-songwriter named after a Thomas Hart Benton painting of a woman playing the guitar. Originally from St. Louis, MO, her musical style is inspired by the blues and ragtime sounds native to the port city - Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters, Elizabeth Cotten, and more. There is, however, another side to her style that evokes the acoustic folk and roots music Lafser was raised on: she cites Gillian Welch, Bob Dylan, Roger Miller, Kris Kristofferson, and other great songwriting icons as influences.
She is a prolific songwriter and a talented instrumentalist - her stellar finger-picking and clear voice have landed her spots sharing the stage with artists like Steve Earle, Will Kimbrough, Robert Ellis, John Fullbright, Sarah Jarosz, Bobby Bare, Jr., and many more. American Songwriter magazine said of her 2012 debut Land in Sight, "Her ability to tell a story is remarkable."
Raised On the Plains (April 2015) beautifully showcases Lafser's hybrid blend of blues and folk, and was heavily influenced by her travels in the southwest. The album features some of Nashville's favorite session players - Jeremy Fetzer (Steelism, Andrew Combs), Evan Hutchings (Brandi Carlile, Sara Watkins, Escondido), Justin Moses (Ricky Skaggs, Sierra Hull), and more - as well as special guests Will Kimbrough and SHEL.
Cost: $10 adv/$12 door
Anna May (duo) - Live in the Coffeehouse
Saturday, July 11, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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The Anna May Acoustic Duo is traditional folk with a flavor of jazz and an Americana twist. Anna May is a twenty one year old singer and songwriter from New London, Connecticut. She shares the stage with her father, Vince Thompson, for a cross-genre escapade through heartbreak, nostalgia, and adventure. Anna's original music is inspired by the people in her life and their stories, the places she has traveled to, and the coastal town where she grew up. Anna is influenced by the likes of Neil Young, Madeleine Peyroux, and Natalie Merchant, and covers everyone from Cher to Cab Calloway.
Cost: Free
For more information, visit Facebook.com/AnnaMayFolk
Kenny George Band, Zia Hassan, Rorie
Friday, July 10, 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Kenny George Band
Since 2007, KGB has been building a reputation in the Southeastern United States playing all-manner of venues and arrangements—offering the full, intricate sound of a five-piece or stripping down to a duo or trio for more intimate settings. Led by singer-songwriter-guitarist Kenny George, the group is rooted in country, but deeply delves into rock and folk. "Think The Dirty Guv'nahs meets the throwback Southern sound of Whiskeytown," George describes.
The core of KGB has been crafting a heartfelt and melodic blend of country, folk and Southern rock since 2007. The attention-grabbing sound is driven by Kenny George's gritty vocals and the twangy pedal steel of band member Center Ely. Known in places they've been for that genuine sound, KGB (who are not spies for the Soviet Union) bring passion to the stage and their recordings—as evident on their 7-Track critically acclaimed self released debut EP "Gunshy."
As the band has expanded its geographic reach and Gunshy is heard on more-and-more radio stations in the Southeast, the Aiken SC-based group has grown in popularity and has been asked to open for major acts including Montgomery Gentry, American Aquarium, Whitey Morgan, Will Hoge, and Eric Paslay. In January 2014 the band won a songwriting contest whose prize was an invite to Zac Brown's Southern Ground Studio. The band spent several days in the studio and the resultant recordings from those sessions will form the basis of KGB's next release in the Fall of 2015.
Zia Hassan
Zia Hassan is a storyteller. He likes to ask questions and seek honest answers from (and about) a vast array of subjects, such as love, neuroscience, solar particles, consciousness, dark matter, and surrogate motherhood.
This passion of his is the catalyst for his music, as well as multiple other creative projects including a podcast series, short films, photography, insightful blog posts, and more.
He's a guy who keeps a pen and paper on him at all times just to make sure a new idea doesn't get away. It's his observation skills coupled with a genuine sense of childlike wonder that brings Zia's music and other creative endeavors to life.
Rorie is a singer-songwriter, crafting music that tells stories of both heartache and hope. She released her EP, 'This Time,' in July, 2014, and a single, "Restore," in May 2015. "Restore" was funded by 98 Kickstarter backers, and the song is now being sold to raise funds for anti-human trafficking organizations. Rorie is currently playing shows and writing as much as possible, with the hopes that you will find a part of the story you love and connect to.
Cost: $10 adv/$12 door
The 9 Singer-Songwriter Series
Friday, August 7, 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM · Add to Calendar
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Founded in 2008 by singer/songwriter Justin Trawick, "The 9 Songwriter Series" is a touring live music event based in Washington, DC. The show was created with the idea of nine artists getting together and combining their talents in order to play in nicer clubs and to larger amounts of people. Each installment features nine solo singer/songwriters performing in rotation and often sitting in with each other, providing audiences with a rich, intimate, varied listening experience. Where else can you hear almost 30 songs from nine different artists for only $10? To date, over 60 different artists have participated in "The 9", at events in DC, Arlington, Bethesda, Baltimore, Annapolis, New York City, Richmond, Charlottesville, Charlotte, and Philadelphia.
Follow and Like "The 9" at www.facebook.com/wearethe9 and www.twitter.com/wearethe9.
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By Graden
From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Jun 8, 2015
BRING A HELMET. More people than I expected for an area not in the guide book, which combined with the choss and narrow belay area made for a particularly perilous environment. The climbs however are awesome, with something for everybody. Bring a helmet. We climbed Out of Gas, Out to the Black, and Sudden, Yet Inevitable Betrayal and thought they were all fun, with great holds and fun moves. As a newish leader I felt Sudden Yet Inevitable was great, with a pumpy lead up to the crux... which sadly left me without enough energy to on-site the climb :-/ Or maybe it was the amount of time I spent pulling out loose rocks...either way...
Did I mention bring a helmet?
By Christian "crisco" Burrell
From: PG, Utah
Sep 7, 2013
|Somebody's been watching a little Firefly!
By Boissal
From: Small Lake, UT
Sep 8, 2013
|Solid work gentlemen! It's not everyday that you see 25 odd new routes pop up in AF. Can't wait to visit the crag and clean some of the choss off! I like the naming scheme too!
By nooky brown
Sep 8, 2013
Finally, a shady summer cliff with a bunch of moderate routes.
Should not take too long to clean up as it will probably become one of the most popular cliffs in the canyon.
I would strongly suggest the belayer wear a helmet for the next year or two.
Kudos to Perin and Darren for all the hard work and expense.
By Austin Baird
From: SLC, Utah
Sep 12, 2013
Great area!! I can't believe how much good climbing these guys pulled out of a 5 minute approach from the car. Definitely take helmets; you'll be sure to pull several holds off each route you get on. Also consider rapping off some of the taller routes - the anchors are above ledges or bulges that make getting lowered hard on your rope.
Thanks for all the work!
By chris nance
Jun 8, 2014
|Fun routes! The routes need some clean-up for sure. The grades were not consistent with other AF areas in my opinion. I thought over-all the grades were higher than they should have been. The 11's were closer to upper 10s and as the routes get cleaner and holds become more obvious I think the ratings will need to come down significantly. Thanks for all the work and effort putting them up. Very nice spot!
By John Ross
From: Wasatch Front, UT
Jun 10, 2014
|@chris_nance, thanks for the input and for adding your take on route ratings. I know there are more climbers on these routes so hopefully they will share their feedback too.
By Spencer Weiler
From: Salt Lake city
Oct 19, 2014
|Give this area 5 years and hopefully it will be as clean as division, but for now, beware the choss! We did our part by breaking several holds, mostly feet, on every route.
By Buddy
Jun 14, 2015
|Climbed this area for the first time, and was a bit worried about loose rock based on the MP comments for the area. I was pleasantly surprised to find the rock solid and clean, shade and comfortable climbing temperatures, and the routes long, well bolted and very enjoyable. We had no issues with rock fall or blowing holds.
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EDMONTON -- Imagine a world where you're taken unconscious and with no identification to a hospital. The doctor scans the microchip implanted in your shoulder, downloads your medical identification number and links up with a secure network that says you're a diabetic and allergic to Tylenol.
Sounds ideal.
In a world where more than 230 physicians in the United States have bought microchips for implantation in patients, and where a club owner in Spain offers to implant VIP chips into posh people so they don't need to carry credit cards or identification, the ethics of human microchip technology needs to be debated in Canada, says a University of Ottawa professor.
"This is all happening relatively quickly," said Ian Kerr, an expert in ethics, law and technology who spoke Friday at the Access and Privacy Conference in Edmonton. "I don't think we're that far off."
Canada hasn't given its approval to microchips that can be implanted into humans for medical purposes. But since 2004, people in the U.S. can have $100 to $200 radio frequency microchips inserted under their skin. The rice-sized implant releases a patient-specific code when it is scanned. With that code, an authorized health-care professional can then link up to a network to find information on the patient's medications or prior treatments, similar to what might be available on Alberta's electronic health record system.
In the U.S., 97 health-care facilities and 230 physicians have jumped aboard. Harvard Medical School's chief information officer had one implanted in his body. Mexico's attorney general did the same thing so that he could access secure areas in his office.
For Alzheimer's patients who get lost, the technology could be particularly useful. Kerr said putting such a chip on equipment in a hospital say, a rare mobile cardiac machine also could help doctors find the machines quickly in an emergency.
But already, people have been able to clone the chips. While that doesn't give them complete medical information, issues of privacy and security must be raised, Kerr said.
VeriChip, the company that makes the technology, has opened offices in Vancouver and Ottawa.
Wal-Mart is looking into similar technology to track inventory and microchips are already used in pets.
A school near Sacramento, Calif., outraged parents when administrators made students wear identification badges outfitted with microchips. When the students walked through doors equipped with chip readers, teachers could monitor the students' whereabouts through their palm pilots.
"It can be in a knapsack, embedded in somebody's shoe or implanted in your shoulder," Kerr said. "It's hard to know what's around the corners with these kinds of things E Let's think a little bit about the implications before they happen because sometimes you can't put the genie back in the bottle."
Kerr said it's hard to know if Canada would approve the chips for human implantation.
Frank Work, Alberta's privacy commissioner, said he thinks it's inevitable.
"Worried or scared, you know that if there is an advantage to it, either economic or medical, someone is going to perfect it," Work said. "Someone is going to bring it to a point where it can be used in the near future.
"We'll do it in a well-intentioned way, wanting to look after people. But like with anything, as soon as you bring in the well-intentioned application, someone will figure out the evil application."
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With my daughter, you could clearly see 3 lines, which means girl.
I would drink juice and eat something sweet beginning at least 30 minutes before the ultrasound. They told me no caffeine but I did it anyways, lol. I ate a brownie, then sipped on juice and then got a coke on the way there. My little boy was very active and they were able to see his "man parts".
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Definition: waver; shift; rise and fall as if in waves; change or vary irregularly
Sentences Containing 'fluctuate'
Although views fluctuate somewhat in response to geopolitical issues (such as the invasion of Iraq), Americans regard modern Germany as an ally and few hold anti-German sentiments.
Another area of concern is California, where recovery began to fluctuate or decline in the late 1990s.
For example, in a Complete Market framework, given that agents can fully insure against idiosyncratic risks, each individual's consumption must fluctuate as much as anyone else's, and the relative position in terms wealth distribution of an individual should not vary much over time.
However, because the rainfall is extremely erratic — at Hughenden itself it has ranged from in 1926 to in 1950 — droughts and floods are normal and stock number fluctuate greatly.
Image differencing techniques are commonly used in astronomy to locate objects that fluctuate in brightness or move against the star field.
In the mean time, the temporary and occasional price of corn may frequently be double one year of what it had been the year before, or fluctuate, for example, from five-and-twenty to fifty shillings the quarter.
Its coastal nature and tropical location ensures temperatures won't fluctuate much throughout the year, the mean average of 27.2 °C and average precipitation of 242.2 cm (95.35 inches).
Ivan's strength continued to fluctuate as it moved west on September 11, and the storm attained its highest winds of 165 mph (270 km/h) as it passed within of Grand Cayman.
Osiris discovers that the deaths he caused have corrupted Isis' soul, causing her to fluctuate between her normal personality and a cruel callous one.
Patients' vision will seem to fluctuate over a period of months, driving them to change lens prescriptions frequently, but as the condition worsens, contact lenses are required in the majority of cases.
Since it is fairly close to the equator, the temperature does not fluctuate much between winter and summer.
The mating season occurs at the end of the rainy season, which can fluctuate slightly according to the region and climate.
The money price of labour, as I shall endeavour to shew hereafter, does not fluctuate from year to year with the money price of corn, but seems to be everywhere accommodated, not to the temporary or occasional, but to the average or ordinary price of that necessary of life.
The native state of the B domain, deviates a lot since its inter-helical angles fluctuate.
The price of such commodities, therefore, varies not only with the variations of demand, but with the much greater and more frequent variations of quantity, and is consequently extremely fluctuating; but the profit of some of the dealers must necessarily fluctuate with the price of the commodities.
The primary source of error in capacitance measurements is stray capacitance, which if not guarded against, may fluctuate between roughly 10 pF and 10 nF.
The public smog atmospheric park consists of two areas which fluctuate in size and location.
The regions are fixed over time while the districts fluctuate with electoral redistricting.
Typically, concierge companies will bill on an hourly rate, and depending upon the type of task, fees can fluctuate drastically.
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::: potent - powerful; convincing; persuasive; greatly influential
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The Senate Education Committee has approved several good PARCC bills that should be passed by the entire Senate. The Committee has not yet voted on two other very important bills that protect students and schools from the harmful effects of PARCC.
For the first time since No Child Left Behind (NCLB) became law in 2002, Congress appears poised to reauthorize – and make significant changes to – the underlying Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). This is an opportunity for NJEA members to make a difference on issues that matter to us, especially in the area of standardized testing.
The current obsession with high-stakes standardized testing started with NCLB. Now, with parents and educators uniting across the country in opposition to the overuse and misuse of those tests, federal legislators in both parties are ready to consider changes that could reduce the amount of testing and lower the stakes for students, educators and schools. But they have to hear from us.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by AvidAdventurer2014 Awesome location! Couldn't ask for a better location!! June 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by nwkuo5376 Excellent location and service Originally, I scheduled to check in Sheraton New Orleans on May 30. However, due to flight misconnection, I arrived at New Orleans on May 31. When I checked in at Sheraton New Orleans, the counter staff kindly offered me adjusting the original reservation from 3 nights (from May 30 to June 02) to 2 nights (from May 31 to June 02). The room is clean. Housekeeping do a good job. Location is excellent and is very close to French Quarter. June 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CraigC Friendly Staff! Thank you to Sandra B and Angelle W for hosting a great event! June 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimbob2758 Conference I stayed at this Hotel as a result of attending a conference. Both the Conference facilities and personal accommodations were very good. Family enjoyed the pool and local cuisine and attractions. June 20, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Steve51 This hotel did not meet expectations I made my reservation at least a month in advance and when I arrived late in the afternoon, our room was not ready. We had to wait around an extra 90 minutes before we got something close to what was our preferred choice of room. In addition, there was a power failure in the hotel which knocked out the elevator system. This resulted in long waits to get to the 36th floor. I also thought that $42/day for parking was excessive. June 20, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Maui808 Disappointed Being a part of Starwood Hotels, I didn't expect that my hotel stay at the Sheraton New Orleans would be my least favorite about my recent trip. My reservation says river view but I was put in a room with a street view, next to the elevator and electrical room. I guess my room has not been occupied for a while, glass tables were dusty. We traveled for almost a day so we didn't bother to be transferred to another room. I did call the next day but I was basically told that's what I got so deal with it. And we didn't have a mini fridge, something that even small inns provide nowadays. We had to buy a styrofoam coooler from CVS Pharmacy down the street just to keep our bottled water cold (took a picture but can't attach it here). I also left a message to the General Manager, Jim Cook, but I didn't hear back from him. I attended a big conference and my hotel experience just made me think about customer satisfaction, as what the hotel industry is all about. What if I am a guest whose vote (1 vote) will determine whether or not to use Sheraton again for the next big conference. Not trying to over react but just to show my dissatisfaction with my hotel stay. With the price I paid, I am really disappointed with my hotel experience. At least Sheraton provided me with a place to sleep in and a place to shower for 7 days. June 19, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Theresa512 Hotel has a great location but needs a few improvements The hotel it's self was beautiful, great bar area with lots of local art work and photography on display. Had a pool which was nice on the 8th floor, kinda small but will do the job. Upon check in the front desk staff very nice and accommodating, she said I requested a handicap room which I did not request. I didn't want a room with the handicap tub so we ended up taking one for a deaf person (which is great they had that many options for different handicaps, including a lift into the pool). My problems were in the room, looked clean on surface but I saw ring around the toilet, the black moldy kind (first day I thought it was markings or paint) so I didn't mention it to my husband. Third day he mentioned it, I told him that the hotel promises to thoroughly clean the room and change all bedding after the third day. So I didn't do anything. Fourth day came back to hotel and checked toilet, still hadn't been cleaned enough and they never changed the bedding, I had spilled a bit on water on bedding which left water stains. It looked like the same bedding. All in all, the cleanliness was the only problem. I wanted a clean room from the start.. June 18, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by PSD33 Very Loud This hotel was wonderful for the location of surrounding attractions, the conference was set up great and the ability to access the room with the plethora of elevators is great. The walls are very thin, the doors slam very hard, and the constant running water in the bathroom leaves one somewhat sleep deprived. The valet parking is somewhat objectionable. I enjoyed New Orleans, however, I would look at possible alternatives when booking a room in the future. June 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by scsd New Orleans Great Location--loved my stay here. June 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by likesprofessionalism Dissapointed as we checked in! We converted our home property to starpoints to come to New Orleans for our first time and when we checked in they sent us to a room with 2 queen beds next to the busy elevator, even though we paid extra points to get a king size bed with a balcony overlooking the famous Bourbon Street. 2 Beds on what was supposed to be a fun romantic trip to N.O. was not what we had in mind! The part that was most frustrating was that they didn't say a word, or try to explain, just sent us there! Like we wouldn't notice? So back to the front desk to let them know they made a mistake and now they explain that they are over booked and will try to move us to the room we had reserved the next day. When I mentioned how disappointing this was I was given a shrug and a "it happens" kind of thing. So back to the room to make the best of it and there we find a cell phone left behind by the previous occupant. Makes one question how well the room was cleaned? Next day we did get the room we had used extra points to pay for, but of course requires time to move everything and repack toiletries. We did love our new room and view, but our balcony was filthy. The balcony floor was sticky and needed cleaning desperately and I had to clean the patio furniture myself. Feeling like I was just putting more work than expected we stopped by the front desk to let them know that we were not happy paying for the premium room when we didn't get it for all our nights and he said he'd try to get us some extra points back. Never happened. They just didn't really seem to care. June 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jeffreynei54 Trip for APSAC The restaurant staff were unresponsive; I left after not being spoken to after 5 minutes. Three different soda machines did not work on three different floors. Bathrooms were not functional on the floors where my conference occurred. June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by PHC1 Just the little things I stayed at the Sheraton for a wedding weekend, and had no major problems. For the Sheraton name and the cost of the room, I had higher expectations. A mini-bar is certainly not necessary, but a small fridge is the norm and was not available without ordering it and paying a fee. My key deactivated 3 times: the first time, they sent someone up to let me in, but I had to go down to the desk and get another key (during the wedding reception!), the second and third times I went to the desk and was nonchalantly told "this should work." In total, I spent a good portion of the afternoon and evening of a lovely wedding reception dealing with room access. There also seemed to be a shortage of valet/bellmen. Again, not a necessity, but with costly valet parking, I certainly had higher expectations. June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Obi25 NOLA EXPERIENCE The Sheraton New Orleans was a great place to stay. Walking distance to everything in the area. The staff was excellent and very nice. My tub was stopped up in one room and they moved me to another room no problem. I will definitely be staying there when I return. June 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sample Great Hotel I really enjoyed my stay at Sheraton New Orleans June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by edtd food you need to work on you restaurant food its was dry and bad for lunch or breakfast but every thing else was very good. June 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kulbuppal AACE International I was late by one day from the cut off date for making reservation for our stay. Our group rate was $164 but I was charged $209 for being late. Although we had received a note from our association that the lower rate will be honored. We were there for three nights for Board meetings. June 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sfsdfsdf stay at Seratan Staff went above and beyond in making this a wonderful stay! Great location. June 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KAJA Sheraton consistency As has always been the case with my Sheraton stays, the service and room was wonderful. This location on Canal St. is perfect for walking or taking the trolley to all the places you want to visit. I had a great view of the river - love the full length windows! June 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jcti5 excellent we have stayed in sheraton for a number of years this was one of the best. June 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by steveoooooooo don't bother overpriced for what you get June 11, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by BOYLEE123 Needs Major Improvement I am a Starwood Preferred member and try to stay at one of the properties on all of my business travels (3x times a month). I was extremely disappointed in the Sheraton New Orleans. They put me in a room that shared a wall with an elevator shaft so I had to try and sleep with the sounds of people talking waiting for the elevator and it moving up and down between floors every night. Additionally, I called for a wake up call for an early morning, and the front desk called me an hour early after one of these sleepless nights because they had written the hour down wrong. When I had to wake up for my 6am flight out of New Orleans, I tried to take a shower to find that there was no hot water to be had at 4am. Not a pleasant stay at all, will be staying elsewhere on my next trip down. June 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 NO SLEEP Well the first night I knew the moment I got off the elvator on the 19th floor I was going to be in trouble as I noticed what looked like HIGH SCHOOL nametags on teh doors. I continued to my room and when I went to bed, I was awaked by loud mothed teens in the room next to me at 2:30am.. I called Hotel Security they sent some one up to ask them to keep it down, that lasted about 15 min. then it sounded like they were jumping on the beds or falling into walls. by this time I am wide awake with no possibility of fallaing back to sleep. NOT HAPPY. The air was also terrible. I asked to be moved the next morning. to another floor. They moved me. But i really expected a little more like a REFUND. June 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Melissa15 Conference stay Location couldn't be beat. Desk staff were great. Hotel itself seems "tired", could use some updates. They were out of king rooms when I arrived so I had to take two doubles. Room was very small. Beds were comfortable but could not sleep because of noise all night long (maybe from the elevators going up and down, I'm not quite sure). Ice machine on my floor was missing, so I had to go to another floor for ice. Problem with a/c - even though i kept it at 65, room was very warm. June 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Redhead60 More Help Needed My husband and I spent this last Saturday night at the Sheraton on Canal in New Orleans. We have visited the Sheraton fairly often; however, we have never seen it this crowded. As a consequence, there was not enough hotel employees to assist the patrons. We waited almost an hour to have our car retrieved from valet parking upon our departure. Also, I thought there were small refrigerators in the rooms. I am on a special diet, so that would have been convenient. In addition,the price of our room had gone up considerably . . . .we used to be able to stay for $100 a night. Now with parking and taxes, it was close to $250. Overall, we enjoyed our stay but there needs to be extra attention paid to details for this price point. Otherwise, we will be looking for a different hotel when we come to New Orleans. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jon1235223 Great overall Our stay in this hotel was fantastic; the staff was very attentive, the hotel was clean, reasonable prices and great location. However, if I have to pick at an area that needs work is the pool. The water was a little hazy and it would be great if it was a tad warmer. June 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tropicalorchids Poor work prioritization by maintenance staff We experienced a failure on the room door lock that resulted in a wait time of 25 mins to access our room and belongings. For two consecutive days, the key card failed to open door and the first day maintenance indicated the battery needed replacement but it was never done. The door failed the next day and we found ourselves in the same predicament - waiting in the hallway for maintenance to arrive to troubleshoot/unlock. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jbhov WOW extremely busy this weekend but still received friendly service throughout my stay. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MelJam12 Ms. Very accommodating staff! Excellent location with respect to local attractions!! June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CSEnvoy Great Business Hotel We enjoyed a great conference at this wonderful hotel. It was a beautiful hotel, a great location and close to everything. Met and exceeded my expectations. June 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JenLZ Excellent service My stay at the Sheraton New Orleans was awesome. I was there for a convention and everything was prepared and the catering was amazing. I loved the variety and quality of foods and the service of the staff. June 8, 2014


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Arab League foreign ministers meet on Sunday to discuss whether to ask the United Nations to help their mission in Syria which has failed to end a 10-month crackdown on anti-government protests in which thousands have died.
Qatar proposes inviting UN technicians and human rights experts to help Arab monitors assess whether Syria is honouring a pledge to stop its crackdown, sources at the Arab League said. One source said it might request that UN staff helping the mission be Arabs.
The foreign ministers, who will consider an initial report by the monitors, will also discuss measures to allow the mission to operate more independently of the Syrian authorities, media sources at the League said.
The violence has continued since the monitors began working in Syria on Dec. 26, with scores of people reported killed.
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani said Syria was not implementing the deal and monitors could not stay in Syria to "waste time". The Syrian army had not withdrawn from cities and there had been no end to the killing, he said.
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In light of the increasing significance of environmental and ecological programs in the new economy, the Arizona Board of Regents had established the interdisciplinary Center for Sustainable Environments (CSE) at Northern Arizona University. The Center serves as a catalyst for many on and off campus projects, and has a direct and immediate impact on the community and the regional economy. Since its initiation, CSE has developed over twenty partnerships, and this rapid expansion has created a need for additional research space on the Northern Arizona University campus. Infrastructure needs include space for developing applied research projects, as well as the technology and infrastructure needed to disseminate environmental knowledge to the region and the nation. Given these needs, the administration at Northern Arizona University developed a plan to design and build a unique building that would meet the expanding research needs of the Center for Sustainable Environments and its public and private partners.
One of the recipients of the AIA 2010 Housing Awards, this single-family house is situated along the Connecticut shoreline of Long Island Sound. It is conceived of as an extension of both its natural and social contexts. Building on the site is regulated not only by the implied aesthetic expectations of a neighborhood association, but also by town zoning regulations on height and yard setbacks, as well as FEMA regulations requiring structures to be raised above base flood zones.
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Located in Gurgaon, the office hub in the suburbs of New Delhi, the building moves away from the typical office typology, provides an alternative with interweaving open social spaces, and closed workspaces.
Selected as one of the 2010 COTE Top Ten Green Projects, the new Watsonville Area Water Operations Center supports the larger Water Recycling Project, a joint effort of the City of Watsonville and the Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency to provide recycled water to farmers throughout the coastal areas of South Santa Cruz and North Monterey counties. By treating wastewater and making it available to the $400 million local agricultural industry, the Water Recycling Project protects groundwater that is being consumed more quickly than it is replenished, resulting in saltwater intrusion into coastal wells. In addition, the plant significantly reduces wastewater discharges into the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
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The children of Aarhus now have a unique hall to romp in. Aarhus Gymnastics and Motor Skills Hall, designed by C. F. Møller Architects, combines the best of the sports hall and playground and is the only one of its kind in Denmark - probably worldwide.The Motor Skills Hall is an extension of the Aarhus Gymnastics and Trampoline Hall. The idea of the approximately 1.200 m2 of activity landscape is to invite and motivate children aged three to ten to develop motor skills while having fun playing. Possible future users of the hall are sporting associations, schools, youth centres, kindergartens, families etc.
Toolbox is a project based on the transformation of 3 floors of an office building (about 4,500 square meters) which was conceived to respond to the transformation of the city. Traditionally, Torino's professional structure was largely related to an industrial setup (FIAT cars, Pinifarina, etc...). Nowadays Torino's professional reality is increasingly represented by freelance workers. The intervention, designed by Caterina Tiazzoldi, focuses mainly on the ground floor. It is conceived to create a functional and architectural rehabilitation of the entire complex. Toolbox has been conceived as a professional incubator. Its design has been created for a new generation of professionals (architects, web designers, artists, lawyers, accountants and independent contractors). Derived from an hybridation of traditional European working spaces (organized in small offices) and the American open space model, Toolbox has been conceived as an attempt to invent a new approach to work.
Marina Bay Sands is a high-density, mixed-use integrated resort that brings together a 2,561-room hotel, convention center, shopping and dining, theaters, museum, and a casino across the water from Singapore's Central Business District. Designed by Boston-based architect Moshe Safdie, the 929,000 square meter (10 million square-foot) urban district anchors the Singapore waterfront, creates a gateway to Singapore, and provides a dynamic setting for a vibrant public life.
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Although we had featured the Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, designed by Steven Holl Architects back in July of 2009, in the light of yesterday's news of the project receiving a 2010 RIBA International Award, we wanted to show some new material about the project that we have just received. The museum unites three distinct cultural institutions: the Herning Center of the Arts, the MidWest Ensemble and the Socle du Monde.
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Lost one of the worlds greatest game players-Walter Browne-Chess Grandmaster, Dies at 66 NYT http://t.co/it3X4mlC6d
Finished day 1 w 560k, av is 862k. 47 left. Hopefully will have a little excitement tmw #OneDrop
Good start in One Drop, have over a million on dinner break. Chips will be flying later, fast structure
The @briankoppelman interview is incredibly entertaining, his story about finding/signing Tracy Chapman is particularly great
Spent the day listening to a couple of @WTFpod podcasts featuring poker players @BarackObama & @briankoppelman
@Mcnabb44Clayton yes
RT @IFPoker: .@Erik_Seidel, who finished fourth, is the all-time top money earner in 2-7 single draw tournaments with $776,791 to his name!…
Congrats @dalaei on #5. Phenomenal win, as much as it stings to lose a 30-1 bet, I'm happier for Daniel than I am unhappy for myself
Tired, need a reboot
Busted 10k O8 18th
.@coachktemp Daughter, Liz Phair, Young Ladies, Giant Sand, Florence & the Machine, Dawes, MMJ, Soak, MO, Hot Chip #mellow #WSOPplaylist
Good news: made the money in consecutive 10ks. \nBad news: laid @dalaei 30-1 on winning the O8 & he is 3rd in chips w 18 left
@_BenCain not the high rollers
In the money 10k Omaha 8. 18 left, I'm below average in chips
RT @mdotbrown: I want LeBron to take me to the Finals next year
RT @kileynoodles: The clerk in home furnishings told me "Lazy Susans" are now called "chronically fatigued Susans."
Can finally check Twitter, didn't want Tony spoilers. Congrats to @PublicTheaterNY they are about to go back to back Fun Home + #Hamilton
Busted 11th in the 10k Razz
12 left in 10k Razz, I have a little above average going into day 3
In the money 10k Razz, 16 left. I have average chips & less than average Razz skills
That feeling when moved by someone's artistic effort. A movie, book, film, piece of music. That's the feeling Love & Mercy left me with
Wiped out by the film "Love & Mercy", such a pitch perfect script, & great performances. Loved everything about it
RT @pratyushbuddiga: Congrats also to @Erik_Seidel for winning the prestigious #WBOM for May after impressive HR performances in both Monac…
RT @EliTerry: I hide photos on my computer of me petting animals at the zoo in a file named FIREWORKS AND VACUUMS so my dog won't find them.
Congrats to @luckychewy on the win! Tremendous player & one of the nicest guys on the circuit
Heads up w Lucky Chewy in the Aria 25k. We made a deal, but playing for title & a little $$$ #wheresCurly
In the money, Aria 25k. 7 left, I have average chips
RT @mdotbrown: When you throw on your flyest but everybody talking bout Riley http://t.co/2PGITMl2m1
RT @DanKCharnley: what is your favorite movie about lamb silence
RT @joshcomers: Merriam-Webster added 1700 new words, including "photobombing," which jumped in at the last second and pretty much ruined t…
If you're one of those people who camps out for the new IPhone or Star Wars movie, you'll be well prepared 4 experience getting a Box @Rio
Signing up for my 1st event. I'll be giving 2% of any WSOP cashes to REG, because I love what these guys r doing http://t.co/PRHpDDaDCJ
RT @dmccarthy7: disappointing news: my weekend-long "French Toast Cleanse" has not produced the #fitness results I hoped for
@Wozeke no belt, wow
RT @TonyYazbeck: Lucky to meet and chat with @Erik_Seidel at the inaugural #broadwaybets for @broadwaycares @SardisNYC http://t.co/U87Nvjw9…
RT @OnTheTownNYC: VIDEO: @TonyYazbeck lets New York, New York know he's "Lucky To Be Me"! @theatermania http://t.co/NFoetnvxos http://t.co/…
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This little determined gal, turned into the Teachers College grad in blue. She taught me many lessons along the way http://t.co/CyiheryO82
@marykarrlit don't know why UES. If u want UWS, have a good one to show u. 73rd. DM if u want to have a look
Playing a charity event tonight for @BCEFA i'm a theater junkie, so this is a particularly fun event for me. Great cause too!
RT @marykarrlit: From the Dead Kennedys tagged on a fence: 'Things I Hate: 1. Vandalism 2. Irony 3. Lists' http://t.co/UFwCRj2ca1
"There is honestly no worse punishment than being in Boston during deflate-gate" - My daughters friend
@GD_Howell I have them now, looking forward to hearing them
@fishloops1214 thanks, yeah some good food down there
This happening in lobby of Chelsea Hotel right now. No explanation... http://t.co/I7b62L7c4B
Steinway, in the middle of Washington Square Park http://t.co/qWC18bRUko
Pumped, I'll be sitting "on the glass" tonight for Ranger game. Glass is a TV, right?
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American Idol Returns Tonight For 11th Season
The titan of reality TV returns tonight at 7PM CST in a two-hour premiere on FOX. Your favorite judges are back for the 11th season of American Idol. Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, Steve Tyler, and host Ryan Seacrest begin their search for those diamonds in the rough among the hilariously horrible singers.
The show responsible for[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Kelly Clarkson[/lastfm], [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Carrie Underwood[/lastfm], and [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Scotty McCreery[/lastfm] premiers tonight in a two-hour special with a one-hour episode tomorrow night. Tonight's premiere will kick-off with auditions from Savannah, GA. Will the judges find peaches & belles in the Old South?
Last season's runner-up, [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Lauren Alaina[/lastfm], hails from Georgia. Season 3's [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Diana DeGarmo[/lastfm] is another Georgian that finished in 2nd place. Savannah's own [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Stephanie Edwards[/lastfm] finished in 11th place in season 6. In all, there have been 7 finalists from the Peach State.
Tune in tonight at 7PM CST on FOX for the two-hour premiere of American Idol!
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