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Part 1 of our story featured interviews with Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt and a bunch of contemporaries like Yonder Mountain String Band's Ben Kaufmann and Little Feat's Paul Barrere, as we broke it down, telling the Salmon tale from the very beginning. Part 1 also included the first set of songs from our free double album giveaway. You can read the full history of Leftover Salmon in Part 1 here, and you can download the first set of songs from the Leftover Salmon Celebrating 20 Years sampler here.
Part 2 of our feature revolved around interviews with John Bell, Jeff Austin, John Cowan and Pete Sears, and can be read in full here. Part 2 also came with the second batch of songs from the album giveaway, which you can download here, and if you go to the last page of the feature you will find complete track list info.
For Part 3 we're offering the next six songs from the double live album, which you can download here. We also caught up with Sam Bush, Cracker's David Lowery, and Ronnie McCoury to lend some more insight into what Salmon means to the scene.
Sam Bush
JamBase: On February 20, 2003 at The Fox in Boulder, you sat in with the band on "Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow." We are featuring this song in our live album giveaway and wondered if you have any memories of this night, perhaps even this song?
JamBase: There are a lot of instances when you've sat in with Salmon over the years. What else comes to mind?
Sam Bush: I can remember one great time, New Year's Eve 1999 going into Y2K. We were staying in downtown Denver, and back then, there was the Y2K scare of not knowing what was going to go wrong with the country, the electronic grids and what have you, and I remember many storefronts downtown having plywood over the windows! It was a little odd. So, we get to the Salmon gig and everything's back and fun again, and Salmon has a costume for everyone to wear, and I remember having a great time jamming with the guys that night; it was a truly wonderful experience. And we did sort of a musical parade through the audience, so to speak, in our costumes, and we were about two-thirds of the way through the audience and all of a sudden something smacked me in the forehead so hard that I actually saw colors, and it was a big ice cube that someone had thrown! It hit me right in the forehead, ended up making an egg on my head. And I thought, "Okay, I'm going to leave the audience procession to the young folks from now on."
I remember another time as well. We were all in Boulder to pay tribute to Mark Vann by getting to sit in with Salmon, and I had been to see Mark earlier in the hospital that day down in Denver. As a cancer survivor, I always want to try to see my brothers that are going through it. I really loved Mark a lot, and he obviously, of course, was a driving force in that band. Basically, I felt like Mark brought the work ethic to the band. He was a true professional.
JamBase: Thinking about Leftover Salmon's 20 year history, how do you feel they have most significantly influenced the music world?
So, NGR is long broke up, Salmon is going strong, and I think you can see where they influenced a lot of people who wanted to play music, especially musicians interested in acoustic instruments. I would venture to say Salmon did a lot, maybe more than anyone else for a period of years, to influence young people; by young I mean kids in their teens, to want to play bluegrass-style instruments. So you can see a band like Salmon that can do reggae and rock & roll but also play the fast and furious jamgrass and newgrass, that they were very influential for a lot of young musicians that got interested in mandolins, banjos, and acoustic guitar from listening to Leftover Salmon. In that way I believe they were very influential for the furtherance of acoustic music and progressive-style bluegrass.
JamBase: Obviously, you and NGR were a huge influence on Salmon. In what ways have they influenced you or your music?
Sam Bush: I think they've influenced me in that just playing with them and feeling the energy, helps me remember that one of the things I love about music is the onstage energy and the communication with the audience. So, in that way, they've influenced me and encouraged me to keep playing and keep the energy cycle going and the circle of communication with the audience.
Sam Bush was interviewed by Cal Roach
Continue reading for interviews with David Lowery and Ronnie McCoury...
Ronnie McCoury - Del McCoury Band & The Travelin' McCourys
JamBase: You've collaborated with Leftover Salmon many times over the years. Can you share some memories?
I don't know exactly the first time that I played [with them], probably some place like Telluride. But the first time we did a co-bill would've been at a place called The NorVa in Norfolk, Virginia. I'm really bad with the timeline here, but I'm thinking it was about 2001. We got up and played some stuff together, basically the two bands, my dad's [Del McCoury] band and their [Leftover Salmon] band. And from that, it led to booking a string of shows and doing a tour called "Under The Influence." Basically, it was kind of a play on "under the influence of my dad" a little bit. You know what I mean? And we went out for about a month, bouncing around the country together, and just had a great time.
And I'll tell you what, besides the collaborating and the singing and all that stuff, one thing that we got from that is that was the first time that we all really plugged in. It was kind of funny, "under the influence," it turned us into that, too. And my dad, too. I've been playing with dad since 1981, and that was the first time that I remembered him getting a guitar plugged in. There wasn't any kind of distortion, it was still acoustic, but still...Coming from our world, all acoustic, that was a big deal.
JamBase: Was that Salmon's idea, or just a spontaneous thing?
Ronnie McCoury: Well, they were playing all plugged in, and we were playing like we do normally with two or three mics. We play with microphones that pick up from all directions called omnidirectional, that's how we play, and it picks up from two or three feet. So, we were out with those guys and we couldn't get onstage and do the same thing. We actually tried to, the first night or two, playing around our mic, and you just can't compete. The crowd can't hear you; you can't hear yourself. So, one night, Vince just gave Dad a guitar and plugged it in. And I knew by that time, we figured we'd better try and get some pickups at least and see what we can do because I knew we were going to be doing stuff together in the show, not like just jumping up and playing at a festival or whatever. So we kinda had it arranged that we would do that, but I wasn't sure what my dad was going to do. Well, he took that guitar from Vince, strummed across it and heard that volume and it was good! And that really is the beginning of us doing that.
JamBase: Was it like Dylan at Newport? Was there any kind of resistance among the traditional bluegrass crowd, or was it a natural absorption into the modern idea?
So, we had some really good times, and on some nights off we'd just go hang out and really bonded with all the guys [in Salmon]. I can't say enough about the friendship we have. And we did some recording, The Nashville Sessions [Hollywood Records, 1999], with them, and dad sang with Drew on a song called "Midnight Blues." A really good recording, I think, really a classic.
JamBase: Looking back on the past 20 years, what do you think that Salmon has brought to the music world in general?
Ronnie McCoury: There have been bands somewhat like that, say New Grass Revival, which is their roots. But what they did is they took it another step and really blended even more different music together. There was really nothing else like it, and there still isn't. I don't think there's any other band that puts that combination together quite like that. Really, with the keyboards and the different sounds with the bluegrass, the blending of the music, it's something that I hadn't heard before and haven't heard since.
Ronnie McCoury was interviewed by Cal Roach
Continue reading for the David Lowery interview...
David Lowery - Cracker
JamBase: Do you remember how you first came into contact with Leftover Salmon?
JamBase: The O Cracker, Where Art Thou? album?
David Lowery: Yeah. So basically, over the course of a summer and then a year, we ended up hanging out together a lot and doing some jamming, but the real connection between the bands was when we made this record. And we didn't really have a plan or anything like that; that's why we just did a bunch of Cracker songs in a different vein with them. But the cool thing about it was the whole recording session, once the crew and my engineer at the studio got everything set up, it really just became more like a bacchanalian feast. It became more about drinking, smoking cigars, or whatever else. There was a pretty nice restaurant across the street from my studio that they completely fell in love with, and we were constantly just eating, drinking, smoking, and occasionally playing a song. And there was like 48 hours of this. And then right after the holidays we just kind of roughly mixed it, and that was the record. But it really was just like something you'd do in another country or something, like a two-and-a-half-day party that involved recording and playing music. Not in a bad way, it was like something that musicians have been doing for thousands of years.
JamBase: I think a lot of people sort of imagine that as the rock & roll fantasy lifestyle, like that's what musicians do for every album.
JamBase: So, how would you say working with Leftover Salmon has influenced your music, or you personally?
David Lowery: Well, like I said, I never had really recorded a record quite in the way that we recorded that record that we did together. And since that time, it's not like I've ever done any Cracker records that way, but at our studio, with certain artists that I'm involved in recording or producing, I have adopted sort of a much more informal "let's eat, let's drink, let's do this, and we'll record and see what happens," approach on some projects that I have recorded there.
Also, Johnny and I are going to do something with this [Leftover Salmon] 20th anniversary party, too. We will be joining the Leftover Salmon guys on January 2 at the Ogden Theatre. We're playing New Year's Eve in Denver, so we're just going to stay and go to the party and play, which is going to be great. Basically, on their home turf, it'll be fantastic.
JamBase: What about Leftover Salmon's influence on the music world in general?
David Lowery: Well, I believe that they are the guys that brought bluegrass to the jam world, and you see a lot of that now. It's everywhere, and they brought that in; they made that part of it. Before, it was more jazz-based, and now it seems there's more roots-based stuff, and clearly, they were the first ones to really do that. And [they have] just good ensemble playing, with solos but rooted to a pretty traditional song structure. I think it was a really necessary thing to happen in the scene, and they did that well.
David Lowery was interviewed by Cal Roach
Continue reading to download Part 3 of our FREE Leftover Salmon live double album...
You can download Part 3 of the Leftover Salmon Celebrating 20 Years sampler HERE.
Just unzip the folder and play. If you drag in to iTunes, all show information, comments, and even album art will be imported and displayed. Download and add each part to your iTunes or burn to CDs as they become available to complete the double album set!
Track Listing for Part 3 of the Leftover Salmon Celebrating 20 Years sampler:
17. Austin Five (Mark Vann Original, Never Released) 5:53
03/26/2001 The Canopy - Urbana, IL
Band: Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt, Mark Vann, Bill McKay, Greg Garrison, Jose Martinez
Songwriter/Composer Credits: Mark Vann
18. Teen Angst (with David Lowery) 5:12
09/24 & 09/25/2002 David Lowery's Studio - Richmond, VA
Band: Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt, Noam Pikelny, Bill McKay, Greg Garrison, Jose Martinez
Songwriter/Composer Credits: David Faragher/David Lowery/John Hickman - Cracker
19. Dark Hollow (with Del McCoury) 4:09
11/09/2002 The NorVa - Norfolk, VA
Band: Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt, Noam Pikelny, Bill McKay, Greg Garrison, Jose Martinez
Songwriter/Composer Credits: Bill Browning
20. Rocky Road Blues (with Mike Gordon) 4:30
12/04/2002 Higher Ground - Winooski, VT
Band: Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt, Noam Pikelny, Bill McKay, Greg Garrison, Jose Martinez
Songwriter/Composer Credits: Bill Monroe
21. Ain't No Use (with David Grisman) 7:28
01/29/2003 McNear's Mystic Theatre - Petaluma, CA
Band: Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt, Noam Pikelny, Bill McKay, Greg Garrison, Jose Martinez
Songwriter/Composer Credits: Joseph Modeliste/Arthur L Neville/Leo Nocentelli/George Porter Jr.
22. Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow (with Sam Bush and Ross Martin) 6:47
02/20/2003 Fox Theater - Boulder, CO
Band: Vince Herman, Drew Emmitt, Noam Pikelny, Bill McKay, Greg Garrison, Jose Martinez
Songwriter/Composer Credits: Traditionally arranged by Leftover Salmon
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Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Chemical toilet disposal point Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Payphone Electric hook-up Grass only pitch for larger tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Storage facilities A well-sheltered site Showers Electric shaver sockets Parent and baby room Drinking water taps Dishwashing facilities Gas cylinders Pets welcome Club Site Wi-fi Battery charging facilities Reviews Review 1 |2 |31 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 No public transport near the site. David (Club Member) stayed Jun 2015 This review is for Graffham No public transport near the site. You can request a bus one or two days in advance, and no taxi's in the area so very secluded. 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Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 3.3 We arrived and was told where to pitch our tent.This we did,trying to avoid the slope. brenda byrne (Club Member) stayed Jun 2015 This review is for Graffham We arrived and was told where to pitch our tent.This we did,trying to avoid the slope.Tent up with inner tent stove cupboards etc inside the guy then wanders round and said we were 3 foot too close to a caravan next door and we would have to move it all.He then made us turn it round so the footprint of the tent was on the grass and in front of the tent was a large expanse of dirt.Also on the slope so everything was sliding about.needless to say not happy.However we made do.On tuesday evening dinner on doulble ring hotplate electric tripped out,saw the guy whosaid he was sighting a van but would be round.Didnt want to worry them so waited.Another guy came next morning as it had been forgotten,not 3ven a cuppa all evening let alone dinner.To finish it off we had a big storm and torrential rain on friday and all the dirt had turned to mud and filled our awning.Couldnt understand why on a big site there only 3 female showers,but again geared to people with their own facilities. Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 1 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 A tucked away simple site with woodland glades to pitch in. Merrymac7 (Club Member) stayed May 2015 This review is for Graffham A tucked away simple site with woodland glades to pitch in. The staff were lovely, welcoming and very helpful after a long drive. Don't expect site wide wifi, tree cover is too dense. Lovely position for visiting Chichester, Petworth and Arundel which we did. Quiet and peaceful at night but take some repellent for the Sussex Midges! Towing: Moderate Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Welcoming staff make the relaxed atmosphere even more enjoyable. 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Wesley Duewel, is a former president of OMS International. A missionary to India for 25 years, Dr. Duewel is also the author of Ablaze for God; Mighty Prevailing Prayer; More God, More Power; and Revival Fire.
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conducted outside the official purview of the USGCRP. Thus another option, in principle, is that the government could simply declare these programs and their budgets to be part of the USGCRP. Assuming that the government agencies conducting this research agreed to the relabeling, it would at least create the perception that the USGCRP is more faithfully fulfilling its mandate, give the federal agencies that conduct this research increased visibility, and broaden the constituency for the Program. However, fully integrating these additional activities into USGCRP would require additional staff time and funding, which may be infeasible given current budgetary constraints. An informed analysis of this potential broadening strategy requires more time than this review allows; but we do suggest that the matter deserves further discussion as the Program develops.
Finally, as discussed later in this review, the Plan not only proposes expanding its scope from climate change science to "climate and related global changes", but also proposes expanding its scope to increased integration of the social and ecological sciences, increased attention to decision support, and increased attention to matters of education and communication. We strongly support these other areas of expansion, and emphasize that they are closely intertwined with the questions about climate change versus global change. For instance, the CCSP's earlier focus only on climate change, to the exclusion of other global changes, may have inherently constrained the social sciences and decision support components of the Program – because most real-world decisions made by government leaders, businesses, individual citizens, etc. are seldom, if ever, based on consideration of climate change in isolation.
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Andre Hedrick: In Memoriam
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I remember him as being one of the more argumentative of kernel folks. He always seemed to be explaining why something was absolutely required or something was absolutely impossible because of the convoluted insanity of IDE hardware. The problem often was: There are hardware standards, and then there is reality. Often the hardware manufacturers didn't quite conform to the standards, but Linux had to support them anyway. Sometimes the standards themselves had missed some crucial nuance. Andre undoubtedly found it frustrating to debate such issues with people who he felt didn't fully understand the hardware under discussion.
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Beatty, Nevada (map) | (775) 553-2395
Sites: 14 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 13 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $25.00
This is a great park; the hot springs are wonderful. The managers are awesome people. The park does need upgrading. We stayed here in Feb and now staying here on our return trip home to Reno. - The Howards
Dec 2014 - $25.00
Not too bad for an overnight stay. The tree pools as described by others are exactly as they say. We used the pool that was 104F., and wonderful heat, and private. We could have stayed in the pool as long as we wanted, 20 minutes was plenty. As witnessed by others, the 30 amp power was sketchy; we used it anyway, but did not connect to the water or sewer. We had to back out of our pull-through site. Use this place only as an overnight stay and nice soak in the hot pools after a day of driving, don't expect good RV park amenities. - simonsrf
Oct 2014 - $25.00
Older and cramped sites. After arriving and paying, the guy said to take whatever site I wanted. I checked the service at one of the few left and the 30 amp power pole was falling over and had a ground fault so I moved to another one. Pole was falling over but it did have power. After the last two rigs pulled in I realized that I was going to have to back out of my site in the morning there was no way to continue forward so I can't really say they are true "pull-thru sites". They said they had wifi but it was so slow that it took almost 5 minutes to get my email, surfing I wouldn't recommend. The hot springs were OK but small rundown buildings with no lights inside so if you went in them after dark, you were in the dark completely. The bathroom was not well kept and the laundry area was filthy, clothes laying all over the place and I think the clothes that were hanging out of the dryer when I got there, were still there the next morning. I would not stay here again. They just built a new one on the other side of town that I would stay at next time. - taddyport
Beatty, Nevada (map) | (775) 553-2732
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 43 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $25.00
Stayed over a pass through to pull the trailers up into the mountains in the cooler mornings. It is a flat open gravel area with diagonal pull through sites along the side of the highway 95. Very friendly staff. No reason not to stay here on a pass through night or two. - Gtwood65
Jun 2015 - $25.00
Stayed one nite on our way to Pahrump. Park is a primitive type with full hook ups, outside of a laundry room, there are no amenities, which was fine for us. Loved listening to all the sounds in the a.m. and P.M. Owner was very nice. Will stay here again on our way thru. - sissys
Jun 2015 - $25.00
This is a very friendly atmosphere. The gentleman who checked us in went above and beyond with helping us. He personally walked us to our site, showed us the hook-ups, and was super super nice. We had a problem with the location of our sewer connection on our motorhome and he came back and drilled a new hole location. It worked out perfectly. Would highly recommend this campground!! - Julie Schuster
Beatty, Nevada (map) | (775) 553-9702
Sites: 39 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 35 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $38.00
Stayed overnight after leaving Vegas. Level dirt spots. Quiet while we were here. Gal checking me in was friendly. Best thing here was the WiFi. Fastest I've experienced at a park. 5 MBPS per SpeedTest. I really needed it today so it was much appreciated. - Seb
May 2015 - $38.00
All sites pull-through hard dirt with full hook ups, 30 & 50 amps. Most sites level with trees between. Nice public laundromat. Access to pool in adjoining motel. Park is a OK place to stay but way over priced at $38/night. Others in town and a couple miles away for $25. Would not stay again. - Pepper Dan
Apr 2015 - $38.00
Easy in & out. Quiet. Good overnight, although a bit pricy. Level gravel pull-thru pads. Cable TV had background squeal on several channels. WiFi was spotty at 12 mbs. Washrooms were very clean, free showers. - wfgk
Beatty, Nevada (map) | (775) 553-2238
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 1 Reviews
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Campground is at the Beatty entrance to Death Valley State Park and a couple other nearby attractions. Sites are level, closely spaced with a few shady spots. Access roads while well maintained are dirt as are the pads. Management folks are friendly but not terribly helpful. Good place to stop if you're caught in a Nevada snow storm, otherwise head on down the road. - Motorhome Madness
Beatty, Nevada (map) | (775) 553-9039
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 10 Reviews
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Feb 2015 - $24.00
This is a great spot for overnight or an area visit. The lady in the office is very friendly and the on site market is well stocked and reasonable. The sites are easy access, and the WIFI and Cable TV are good. This park is clean and handy to town. We would definitely stay here again. - leom
Oct 2014 - $24.00
We stopped at RV parks in Tonopah, which were not very nice. So we drove to Beatty and found Space Station. The staff was friendly and it is walking distance to a market, restaurant, and casino. We had enough space for a 34' RV and a tow car. There are some trees. The cable TV was good but the Wi-Fi was poor. We did not use the restrooms or laundry. The utilities were all fine and the site was level. Would stay here again while passing through or visiting Death Valley. It was very quiet even though the highway is right in front. - mvano
Sep 2012 - $23.00
This was just a quick stopover on the way to AZ, thankfully. It was dusty, dirty and pretty much of a dump. Sites not level, hookups left a lot to be desired. Wi-Fi instructions were not correct and it was very slow. The only saving grace was a wild burro who came to visit. - Skip and Sally
Beatty, Nevada (map) | (775) 553-2419
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2011 - $15.00
The Stagecoach Inn motel/casino has developed a large parking lot across Hwy 95 from the casino/hotel location - They used to have free parking but I guess they decided to capitalize on the RVer's (mostly seniors) that use their casino. The lot is basically a dust bowl and we will not stay there again. - juniorfan


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Jeff Lowe, Metanoia
I love this picture - it's completely ridiculous. Leaping crevasses with a giant pack and crampons on? But this is the least of Jeff Lowe's legendary accomplishments as a mountaineer.
Recently the Denver Post did a fantastic article on Jeff Lowe and I'll leave the video and article to tell you more about his vision in the mountains, and his ability to accomplish his dreams.
Since the days of pioneering unimaginable routes in high places, Jeff has retired from the mountains due to a neuromuscular disease similar to ALS. In spite of this new hardship, he continues to bring the ultimate climber and explorer sensibilities to bear. I haven't been able to get this story out of my head since I found it a few days ago.
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"Climbing, you do the best you can with what you've got, from where you are, right now. You are focused in this moment on solving this next step, this next move. You're not saying, 'Argh, this shouldn't have happened. Why is this crack ending here?' If you're doing that, all your creativity shuts down."
"When you stay open to possibilities, you stay in the present moment and you keep moving. You can make the best possible decisions when you keep your creativity open and you're embracing reality."
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"He met himself, and he experienced infinity, experienced the universe in all its grandeur and all its expansiveness, his purpose in it and what he needed to do," Self explains. "Being himself was the most important thing for him to do. It changed everything for him."


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Junior Callie Wemple delivers a pitch against West Valley High School. She pitched five
innings, struck out five while recording the save. Photo by Will Freedman
April 28 - The Lady Grizzlies softball team finished up a three-game series against Yreka High School on Friday, April 17 before opening up another series against league opponent West Valley High School on Tuesday, April 21. The Lady Grizzlies beat Yreka in the road, 10-5 and took care of business against West Valley, 11-5 and 12-2.Add a comment


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Similarly, Samuel Alito testified to the Senate that the doctrine of stare decisis is "a fundamental part of our legal system."
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The Sandusky History blog at Sandusky Library has just posted an old picture of Columbus Avenue in the middle of downtown Sandusky, lit up for Christmas.
The photo likely was taken in the 1930s by a prominent Sandusky photographer, Ernst Niebergall, the blog says. The posting includes blowups of portions of the photo, emphasizing the stores that used to line Columbus, such as J.C. Penney, Montgomery Ward and Denzer's Books and Gifts.
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BOSTON – It took them a little longer, but the Kansas City Royals held on to beat the Boston Red Sox 10-9 in 12 innings Saturday night at Fenway Park. Junichi Tazawa took the loss for the Red Sox, falling to 0-1. With two outs in the 12th, Tazawa walked Jeff Francouer, who took third on Eric Hosmer's double and scored on Tony Abreu's single to left with the go-ahead run. "I went to home plate to make good contact," Abreu said through an interpreter. "[Tazawa] left it up and I had good contact. I didn't try to do too much. I shortened up my swing a little, choked up and I was able to make contact. I'm happy." Reliever Francisley Bueno earned the win for the Royals, his first of the season (now 1-0). He went 1 2/3 scoreless innings and gave up a hit with two strikeouts. Greg Holland earned his seventh save with a scoreless 12th. "I don't know how you sum it up, but I never felt like we were ever out of that game," said Royals manager Ned Yost. "A bloop here and a bloop there, ...
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Perhaps, Mike. But I strongly suspect it does depend both on the specific endurance event, and on the athlete's time spent developing the capacity to apply their gained strength through the energy pathways specific to their sport.
I'm more familiar with rowing ... where a 2k race for well trained but non-elite folks tends to run in the 6.5-7.5 minute range. This is well into the aerobic domain, something like 80% or above of the energy used is through the aerobic pathway ... but the strength demands are substantial throughout.
The research shows that rowing competitiveness correlates not only with a vastly trained aerobic system but also with greater strength, up to a point. That point's relatively low in comparison to the barbell sports (i.e. elite rowers show about 2X bodyweight squats), but relatively high in comparison to, say, cyclists or middle -long distance runners.
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text: Home > Experts > Question Search health advice Find an answer Question Posted by: Adele | 2009-02-19 Q.Internal callus at base of middle finger HiI have a hard internal (callus / bone ?) at the base of my middle finger (where the finger and hand meet). When my fingers are stretched straight you can' t see it, only when I bring my finger towards by palm does it stick out. It is very sore when I pick something up and it presses against it.Any idea what it is and what treatment I should get?Thanks More: All ExpertsCyberDoc Expert's Reply A.CyberDoc Hallo Adeleplease let our doctor have a look, you may need a x/ray. It could be due to inflammation of the joint or a problem with the tendon.Dr Bets The information provided does not constitute a diagnosis of your condition. You should consult a medical practitioner or other appropriate health care professional for a physical exmanication, diagnosis and formal advice. Health24 and the expert accept no responsibility or liability for any damage or personal harm you may suffer resulting from making use of this content. Want to comment? Your name (optional) Your comment To prevent spam please solve this simple math problem: × Thanks for commenting! Your comment will appear on the site shortly. × Thanks for commenting! Your comment will appear on the site shortly. Reply to Your name (optional) Your comment To prevent spam please solve this simple math problem: Close Submit comment advertisement From our sponsors Soothe your family's coughs and colds Why hydration is important while exercising Taking charge of your health Man, take care of your health!