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Picking up where they left off, Evan Rachel Wood and Chris Evans are at it once again in the latest spot for Gucci Guilty.
She divorced her husband Jamie Bell after less than two years of marriage and now it seems Evan Rachel Wood has found another lover.
According to an eyewitness, the "Wrestler" actress was spotted with "The L Word" star Katherine Moennig at the Hammer Museum's annual Gala in the Garden in Los Angeles.
Rounding out her week with a little traveling, Evan Rachel Wood arrived at the Vancouver International Airport on Thursday (July 24).
The "Across the Universe" beauty kept it casual in a red and black plaid top as she toted her R2D2 backpack through the busy Canadian terminal.
She recently split from husband Jamie Bell, and now Evan Rachel Wood has some serious legal drama on her hands.
The "Wrestler" actress is being sued for $30 million by the producers of "10 Things I Hate About Life" because they claim they paid her $300,000 in advance to play the lead and she suddenly backed out.
Stepping out for a fun-filled evening, a smattering of stars left the mainland and descended on Wailea, Hawaii for the 2014 Maui Film Festival Opening Night Reception.
"We're the Millers" babe Emma Roberts brought her fiancé Evan Peters along for moral support as she accepted the Shining Star Award.
They've been married for less than two years and it looks like Evan Rachel Wood and Jamie Bell just aren't going to make it.
A rep for the couple told Us Weekly, "Evan Rachel Wood and Jamie Bell have decided to separate. They both love and respect one another and will of course remain committed to co-parenting their son. This is a mutual decision and the two remain close friends."
While there are many ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day (usually involving alcohol), the residents in and around Los Angeles woke up to a ground-shaking event this morning (March 17).
According to the USGS, a 4.7-magnitude earthquake emanated from the Westwood epicenter at 6:25am and plenty of stars were caught off-guard.
The Sunset Plaza in West Hollywood was the place to be on Sunday night (March 2) as many of the hottest ladies in the entertainment business turned up at the 2014 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
"The Wrestler" starlet Evan Rachel Wood looked like she stepped out of a "Gatsby" novel in her 1920s-style green gown with short and sassy hairdo.


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Brian Dohn- Northeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Oradell (N.J.) Bergen Catholic at Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco Prep at 7 p.m.
A matchup of two of the top teams in the state also brings elite talent in the semifinals of the NJSIAA Non-Public Group IV semifinals. Unlike past seasons, it is Bergen Catholic with more FBS talent, and the Crusaders are led by Northwestern safety commit Kyle Queiro and class of 2014 defensive end Garrett Dickerson, whose double-digit offers include ones from Ohio State, Rutgers, Northwestern and Stanford. Bergen Catholic also has 2014 linebacker Cam Queiro, who holds Northwestern and Vanderbilt, and 2014 defensive end Kurt Holuba, who holds a Rutgers offer. Don Bosco Prep is led by four-star defensive end Alquadin Muhammad, who is yet to make any official visits and is looking hard at Notre Dame and Rutgers.
Kristen Kenney- Northeast Recruiting
Saturday: Virginia Division 6 State Semifinals- C.D. Hylton (Va.) vs. Ocean Lakes (Va.) at 3 p.m. at Virginia Beach SportsPlex
Hylton is home to FSU linebacker commit EJ Levenberry. Ocean Lakes has a stellar senior class in UVA quarterback commit Corwin Cutler, Maryland defensive tackle Demetri McGill and wide receiver Andre Dessingburg, but it's the young Derrick Nnadi who is turning heads. The 2014 defensive tackle has a plethora of offers and it's just the beginning.
Chad Simmons- National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Webb (Tenn.) vs. Evangelical Christian (Tenn.) at 3 p.m.
This state title game features one of the best in 2013 vs. one of the best in 2014. The senior is Alabama commitment Walker Jones and he is a smart linebacker and leader for Evangelical Christian. He is a three-star outside linebacker on Scout. Webb is led by 2014 Scout300 athlete Todd Kelly. He plays both sides of the ball for Webb, but will likely end up in the defensive backfield on the next level. Scout currently projects him as a safety. He has over 20 scholarship offers including ones from in-state programs Tennessee and Vanderbilt.
Thursday: Memphis University vs. Ensworth at 7 p.m.
Ensworth is back again after winning it all in 2011 and they have the talent to win it again in 2012. Cornelius Elder is a four-star running back out of Ensworth that also plays safety. He is electric with the ball in his hands and he is not scared to come up and make a hit from the defensive backfield. They have some young prospects to watch too including running back D'Andre Ferby and offensive lineman Xavier Forrest in the 2014 class, and star sophomore Rico McCraw. McCraw is a big corner over six feet tall with close to double-digit offers. Memphis University does not have the star power that Ensworth has, but they do have some prospects to watch. There top seniors are linebacker Ford Howell (Wake Forest commitment), running back Shane Tucker, and wide receiver Marquez Lanton (Arkansas State commitment). They also have a couple of younger prospects we will be watching as well in junior defensive end James Prather and sophomore offensive tackle Drew Richmond.
Friday: Norcross (Ga.) vs. Camden County (Ga.) at 7:30 p.m.
This game is loaded with top prospects out of the Peach State and it should be a great game. Brice Ramsey and J.J. Green are committed to Georgia and they lead the Camden County offense. Ramsey is the top quarterback in the Peach State and Green is one of the most electrifying high school players in the South. On defense, Auburn commitment Jarrad Davis leads the way at linebacker. Chris Williams and Kalvarez Bessert are juniors that anchor that secondary too. Norcross has a pair of playmakers in the backfield in senior Alvin Kamara and junior Myles Autry. Kamara currently favors Alabama, Georgia, and Oregon. Autry is a top 10 prospect in Georgia next year. Shon Akins is a cornerback that is committed to California and Lorenzo Carter is a 2014 defensive end with around 15 scholarship offers as well. He will be considered for the 2014 Scout300. Each team has plenty of other prospects we will have our eye on as well.

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Good info, Doe Nob!
Something to think about is that this misinformation may make that the best NR draw odd unit.
SHHHH..... (finger to lips)
I understand if you apply on-line you can apply for hunt 313-00 as well.
What is the trophy quality like in the Crazies? I took an 8" goat many years ago in Colorado. If I ever hunt mountain goat again, I would like to hunt self guided, in a unit with good access and high success on big mature goats. I have max points in Montana and have only been applying in the hardest to draw units like Bridgers and Square Butte.
There are nine and ten inch billies in the Crazies.
If you are looking to book a goat in MT, the areas you have been applying for are the ones, UH.
I just took a look at the record book, and there are a whole bunch of entries from Choteau and Gallatin, and not very many from Sweetgrass and Park, so yeah, I think you are on the right track ... just got to get lucky.
I cant believe the increase in Crazy Mnt goat tags. I drew a goat tag there in 2000 and there were 13 available. Its gone from 13 to 85 in 12 years. Thats Crazy no pun intended.


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text: Every fan and promoter of urban cycling simply needs a copy of Shirley Agudo's "Bicycle Maniaâ€. You can regard it as a photo book, with probably the best collection of Dutch cycling photos ever assembled. Even as an Amsterdam resident and amateur(ish) photographer I marvel at the shots in these pages. Have a peek at a few examples here at the Eduard Planting gallery. But "Bicycle Mania†goes much deeper. The photos are accompanied by well-informed and thoughtfully written text covering in sections covering the how and why the Dutch have achieved (and continue to build upon) the world's best of nearly everything in transportation cycling: broad popularity, amazing infrastructure, safety, fun and pure variety on wheels. The text is in both English and Dutch, handy learning for those anglophiles who want to delve deeper into Dutch cycling culture than English can take you. Numerous authorities are interviewed, hyperbole and abuse of statistics is thankfully avoided and and it's just a good read. In a nutshell: Recommended.The photo I entered: 'Family Cycle Train', from the photo set 'Saturday Cycle Modes'. As of today 'Family Cycle Train' is displayed in the window of The American Book Center in Amsterdam (Spui 12) and The Hague (Lange Poten 23). It will also be published in the next issue of The XPat Journal magazine (March 2010). And of course the grand prize: a special edition Workcycles Secret Service and a copy of the book Bicycle Mania. I will read the book and Lauren will ride the bike ;). It really made my day. Honored and proud. I think I will make one or two stops downtown and in the Jordaan today :). Update: you gotta love the internetz, @IkbendAF (a contact on Twitter) already went by the store and took this picture: Not only did Shirley Agudo's book beat me to the punch, now a fan does too ;). Disclosure: as you know I have a close relationship with Workcycles, call it 'a fan, based on customer experience, but Henry was not on the jury, he 'just' sponsored this contest.


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Canon's biggest problem is that they refuse to acknowledge that Micro Four Thirds even exists. They sit around and simply rest on their reputation alone.
The Canon T4i is so far behind the Panasonic GH3 and Olympus EM5 but no one knows about Micro Four Thirds because of poor publicity until now. That is changing quickly and it will eventually force Canon to make changes to their philosophies.


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STERLING, Va. (WUSA9) -- American Airlines Flight 1589 made an emergency landing in Dulles after the plane's first officer fell ill on board.
According to American Airlines spokesperson Kent Powell, the Dallas-bound plane landed Saturday morning shortly after departing from Newark.
The plane landed safely and the 141 passengers on the flight boarded another aircraft scheduled to depart at around 2 p.m., Powell said.
He added that paramedics transported the first officer to a local hospital with what may be appendicitis.
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The room contains an outstanding collection of rare books on British history and new exhibit about the Rye House Plot of 1683, as well as a display of unique Victorian page turners, all of which were donated by Bill and Maureen Rhinehart of Melville, N.Y. A native North Carolinian, Bill earned two degrees at Appalachian and was a long-time school principal.
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Ogburn was dean of the Marriott Library at the University of Utah from 2005-12 and more recently special assistant to the senior vice president for academic affairs at the university.
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Wow! This is a great subject! My interest in it doesn't stem from the kind of success you guys are writing about. But, that doesn't mean I'm not always looking!
Exploration and discovery is one of the most rewarding and sometimes exciting aspects of hunting. I dream of finding a honey hole full of trophy bucks (or even one trophy buck) like you fellows are describing. All my hunting life I have pushed myself to not fall into the rut of only hunting the areas I am most familiar with, and to always try out new and unusual country, off the beaten path and out of the mainstream of hunting pressure. I've had some minor successes, but nothing like what you guys have found in Nevada and Oregon. I'm envious! However, I wish you all the best of luck and look forward to hearing about your results. Mike T.
Did this thread start a bit different? It seems a part of a post has been deleted I cant quite remember if it was this thread or not? A pm would help.
I found a honey hole last season while hunting with my dad outside or Carlin, NV. it is a hidden bowl about a mile into the Independence Mountains and weve shot 4 bucks there
While in Wyoming hunting antelope, my pard and I decided to go to the top of a big ridge (highest vantage point in the area) the day before season opened. We took our spotting scopes and started looking across the open areas below us for goats. I looked down below us in a pretty big canyon and saw 3 of the biggest buck mulies I have seen in awhile feeding. I would estimate all at least 180. We watched them awhile and I took some video of them. That was in 2005.
This year we were in the same place and decided to do the same thing again. In the same canyon we saw 12 bucks! Again there were 5 or 6 really big bruisers (I am sure one was close to 30")and and the rest were average bucks. I really don't think these deer ever get hunted because it is really secluded from everyone antelope hunting and not what most hunters would consider good deer habitat. You can't see the canyon from below or from either side, you have to be above it to see it. I think they are there because they are really left alone and no one hunts them. The bad part is that it is almost impossible to draw a tag. I have max NR points and i put in every year. Draw success is about 15% with max points.
Maybe one of these years.
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"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
Aldous Huxley
While helping a guy in Colorado I had spent all morning glassing a canyon I had been given a tip about and picked out some young bucks but nothing special. Returned to the truck and was taking a leak & filling up a glass w/ some good ol' Red Diamond tea and noticed movement about 1000yds away on the side of a ridge. Ended up it was a 215" buck that we'd lost when some hunters bumped him during 2nd season holed up where he could see everything going on for miles. Since then I check that spot first & it's produced a 190s buck, 30"er & a cpl passed 180" deer. This past yr I found an old buck there, but he was just a big broken up 3pt. What has been more amazing is the number of people that are deer hunting that manage to drive right by the deer even when they're out in the open.
While this doesn't have anything to do with mule deer, it's along the same lines. In 2009, the day before the Montana general opener, my dad and I were helping my uncle move some cattle off their summer pasture and separating the pairs. Since it was going to be a long day, we started at day break, which proved to be an obviously really good time to be out spotting animals. As I rode across the field picking up stragglers, I couldn't help but notice a substantial herd of elk that were grazing out of the timber on a section that was Block Management. My dad and I had already made up our minds to go to our usual spot, which was several miles away, for opening day, but in light of the sure evidence of elk in an area we could hunt, we made a last second change. We had never even stepped foot on this stretch of land and made the decision to go for it. We just studied some maps that night and walked in in the dark. I ended up shooting the biggest bull I've gotten yet, the next day. This was no secret "honey hole," as there were a ton of guys hunting the same spot, but it was definitely an interesting way to find a new hunting area.
Here's a few shots from the day before chasing cows and the day after with my bull:
I shot the bull in the timber just above the cows.
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Can't spell scum without U&M... Go 'Cats!
That is an amzing buck your buddy took ! What a find !
LOL...that's what they call it where I'm from! Looks pretty similar...


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Tommy Tuberville was in such a rush to leave Texas Tech that he didn't even have time to finish his dinner.
Junior college offensive lineman Devonte Danzey, who was in Lubbock for an official visit last weekend, told the recruiting site Wreckem247.com that Tuberville stepped away from a dinner with several recruits and assistant coaches on Friday night and never returned. On Saturday morning, Tuberville surprised many by accepting an offer to become Cincinnati's coach.
Danzey told Wreckem247.com that he asked Tuberville about his future plans at Texas Tech, how long he expected to remain with the program, but Tuberville tiptoed around the question.
Moments later, Danzey said, Tuberville disappeared.
"The waitress brought our food out, and we thought (Tuberville) went to the bathroom, but he never came back to dinner," Danzey said. "Then next thing I know, the next day, he made an announcement that he's going to Cincinnati."
The next morning, when Danzey and other recruits were set to take a tour of the campus, Texas Tech offensive line coach Chris Thomsen (also the team's interim coach) told the group that Tuberville was gone.
"There's always a next step," Tuberville said Saturday.
Think this is bad? It's nothing compared to Tuberville's exit from Mississippi in 1998. Less than a week after saying "They'll have to carry me out of here in a pine box" - meaning he was locked in for life - Tuberville took the job at Auburn.
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Paul Clark on Twitter says we've got a new football commitment!
EDIT: It's D.A. Williams.
Yahoo! Rivals Profile: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...illiams-134656
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CW is on vacation...good things always happen when CW is on vacation...I'm going to assume he's a top 100 player.
Let CW is on vacation week begin!
Has Dominique Booth visited yet?
When does his vacation start/end?
CW did go on vacation today. It was to be expected.
should be interesting
BREAKING NEWS: CPR has been spotted at a gas station.
No word as to whether he was getting a snack or filling up.
Sooo, who has a CR account that wants to anonymous leak the information to another CF poster that is completely unaffiliated with CR so he can post the information on here?
What's the over/under on this commit having a profile?
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The Divergent Styles of Jane Freilicher and Jane Wilson
An exhibition of the works of the two artists, running through Jan. 18, shows their different approaches to same subject: Long Island's East End.
November 22, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON PARRISH ART MUSEUM AND: Art , Parrish Art Museum , Wilson, Jane (1924-2015) , Freilicher, Jane
New Design for Vancouver Art Gallery Unveiled
The Vancouver Art Gallery is releasing first look at the design for its new building.
September 29, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON PARRISH ART MUSEUM AND: Beijing (China) , London (England) , Minneapolis (Minn) , San Francisco (Calif) , Switzerland , Vancouver (British Columbia) , Herzog & de Meuron , Parrish Art Museum , Vancouver Art Gallery , Architecture , Art , Museums , Olympic Games (2010) , Pritzker Prize
Elaine de Kooning and Andreas Gursky in Close-Up in the Hamptons
Visual art still has a lively presence in the area, as viewers can discover at two of the region's pre-eminent destinations.
August 7, 2015, Friday
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Chuck Close, Collaborating in a Big Way
A new exhibit of Chuck Close's photos shows not just mastery of everything from daguerreotypes to 20×24 Polaroid images, but also his penchant for collaboration.
May 7, 2015, Thursday
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The Art of Music and Conversation
Since 2013, Louis K. Meisel, a Manhattan art dealer, has worked with the Parrish Art Museum to produce similarly intimate, chatty concerts, featuring young violinists and pianists playing both classical and contemporary works, while surrounded by...
April 19, 2015, Sunday
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The Creativity of Almost Anything
An event of brief presentations includes artists, of course, and a beekeeper and a clam digger.
March 1, 2015, Sunday
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Old Belts and Fishing Tackle Transformed
Two exhibitions in Water Mill feature Midwestern artists who have morphed ordinary objects into high art.
January 11, 2015, Sunday
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A Refuge of Natural Light
The Hamptons light has become something of a legend among artists.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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The Beauty of the Everyday
The subject of an exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum, William Glackens spent much of his time drawing and painting what was almost always immediately in front of him.
August 15, 2014, Friday
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New Art at Parrish: Theater
Two sons of the Hamptons will present the world premiere of an adaptation of the 1985 Kurt Vonnegut novel "Galápagos" in Water Mill.
July 20, 2014, Sunday
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The Kings are finalizing a buyout with Jimmer Fredette.
Klay Thompson scored 21 points during a 96-88 Game 7 victory over the Thunder on Monday, adding five rebounds, one steal, one block and six 3-pointers in 42 minutes.
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No animations, I think that'd be overkill. Otherwise I think I like the idea - your thread needs a poll though!
I'd like to see a contest that shows something like a weather forecast as shown on TV...choose any country or state you like and add clouds, sun, rain, temperature, etc...maybe over a 3 day period...
I watch lots of news from all over the world and think there are some nice looking ones and rather boring ones. The main focus would be on originally designed clouds and, suns, rain...no existing clipart allowed...also maybe differently chosen theme...futuristic TV or Fantasy or something more funny like a 10.000 B.C. setting TV...the sky is the limit...maybe include a broadcaster or presenter that stands in front of these displays and all framed in a TV set....anyway...just my 2 cents.
p.s. gif animated rain or clouds, fog, etc. perhaps?
No animations, I think that'd be overkill. Otherwise I think I like the idea - your thread needs a poll though!
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I like the idea...a few months ago I downloaded a bunch of weather symbols for just such a thing.
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March 26, 2012
This year's Abel Prize goes to Endre Szemerédi for his "fundamental contributions to discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science."
March 14, 2012
Happy Pi Day to you! Happy Pi Day to you! Happy 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288.... Day to you! Happy Pi Day to you!!
March 8, 2012
If you've been worrying about how to combine the imminent Olympic fever with that other great passion — maths — then salvation is about to arrive. John D Barrow, eminent cosmologist, best selling author and director of the Millennium Mathematics Project (of which Plus is a part), has written a book, 100 essential things you didn't know you didn't know about sport, exploring the maths behind your favourite disciplines. And if you're near London or Cambridge you can see Barrow himself talk about some of its contents — for free!
March 8, 2012
The Cambridge Science Festival is on from March 12 to March 25. We've picked out some maths goodies for you.
March 8, 2012
Today is International Women's Day! Plus is run entirely by women who are happily disregarding maths and gender stereotypes, so we're very pleased to join in the celebrations. We've got lots of content by or about women mathematicians on Plus and here are some of our favourites. (And we'd like to ask all remaining dinosaurs to stop sending us emails starting "Dear Sirs"...)
March 7, 2012
Data, data, data — 21st century life provides tons of it. It's paradise for researchers, or at least it would be if we knew how to make sense of it all. This year's AAAS annual meeting in Vancouver devoted plenty of time to the question of how to understand large amounts of data. And there's one method we particularly liked. It's based on the kind of idea that gave us the London tube map.
February 29, 2012
Interested in the connections between art and science? Then come to this free public lecture at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge on March 14, 2012 to hear theoretical physicist David Berman and artist Grenville Davey talk about string theory as an inspiration to art.
February 27, 2012
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The new guy gets to do some strange things in camp...except Dez Bryant.
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This was a big weekend story on ESPN. They covered it as constantly as you would expect.
That's funny. I've cut down my Sportscenter after The Decision and the constant Favre spectacle.
Not a bad cut, not bad!
he's the mile high messiah
"Success isn't owned. It's leased, and rent is due everyday" -J.J. Watt
friar tuck hair, solid choice
"I have come back to life!"- Ca-Mun-Rah/ THE DURANTULA"
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The new guy gets to do some strange things in camp...except Dez Bryant.
That "do" is absolutely hilarious on so many levels...genius decision by the Bronco veterans. By the way, Dez "prima donna" Bryant is going to be a colossal flop in the NFL...mark my words.
I cheer for two teams, Iowa State and whoever is playing the hawkeyes.
This will get him on Dancing with the Stars.
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There are no Visible differences in the sets of photos shot on each other than the resolution details, but who needs to pump it up in the size of a moon ?
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5. "Hold On, We're Going Home," Drake
6. "Holy Grail (feat. Justin Timberlake)," Jay Z
7. "Berzerk," Eminem
8. "Applause," Lady Gaga
9. "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)," Ylvis
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6. "Mechanical Bull," Kings of Leon
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Why limit yourself to specific terrain types when you can step into the all-mountain MSR Evo Tour Snowshoe and experience full range of backcountry experiences. Designed with the MSR Unibody traction system, which features vertical steel traction rails and horizontal braking bars, the Evo Tour offers tremendous traction on everything from steep grades and sketchy traverses to mellow hills and crusty flats.
- Glove-friendly SpeedLock binding adjustment system adjusts quickly and easily
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- The Ergo Televator heel lift system reduces calf fatigue, conserves energy, and improves traction on the steeps—the intuitive design engages in seconds with a simple flick of your pole
- Optional Modular Flotation Tail allows you to custom-tailor your footprint size to match trail conditions—attach the connector piece when expecting powder, and leave it off for hardpack (sold separately)
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First shoes and very happy!
Been looking into getting snowshoes for a while and finally pulled the trigger on these. They fit perfectly, with the main front strap being a little tough to adjust initially, but working well once it was all squared away. The adjustability of the other straps is excellent and this makes sizing the shoes really simple.
The traction from the rails and the front teeth is out of this world! I do a lot of off-trail shoeing, going up some rather steep hills and slopes. These shoes hold like there's no tomorrow! I WOULD recommend the tails for these if there's any decent amount of powder, as even without a pack I sink in a decent amount (I'm only 155 lbs). Consequently, tails are on the way!
Overall, I'm VERY happy with these shoes and would recommend them to anyone who's looking to get a pair of snowshoes!
These are great snowshoes!
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I was a little hesitant to buy snowshoes that weren't "women specific," as I'm pretty small (5'6'', 115), but these are great! The bindings adjust to my feet perfectly, they are easy to get on and off, and they have great float in powder. I didn't buy the extra tails, and might look into that for serious backcountry snow shoeing, but for everyday taking the dog on a romp off trail, these are amazing!
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I have these and I like their toughness and versatility. The bindings allow you to put them on considerably quicker than others that require 3-4 bindings. I have heard that the complexity of other binding systems allow for a more snug fit, but I have not had any problems, especially since it comes with an optional third binding that you can detach. My only complaint is that you REALLY have to becareful that you don't lose the clip for the optional binding cause it get lost. I wish it had a better way to attach, however i guess that wouldn't make it an optional binding.
I want to do some approach hiking for BC...
I want to do some approach hiking for BC snowboarding but splitboards are out of my price range... will my chicks' size 10 snowboard boots fit into these? I've heard the MSR's are the only ones that fit snowboard/ski boots...
They will indeed! I've been using the Evo Ascent for years, with a size 11 snowboard boot. The Tours take some time to set up for your boot size but but once they are set up you're good to go.
Be aware if you're going to be going through deep snow that you may want to get the "float tails" these are not very large shoes and do post-hole in light pow
Here's a shot of the boot in the shoe, they work great for spring touring
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Dear Customer Service: I'm interested in the MSR EVO Tour snowshoes...are they all 22"? do you have to add extensions? I weigh 270 lbs. Please advise...Thank You...
Yes, they are all 22". You can add 6" extensions to make them a bit longer. There are other MSR shoes that go to 30". With your weight i would recommend at least the Evo with the tail if you are doing backcountry trekking. Hope this helps.
I want to get a pare of these but I herd...
I want to get a pare of these but I herd from a little birdy that the large binding strap on these is not comfortable or easy to adjust. Does anyone have experience along the same line, and does anyone know if MSR will switch out the bindings on these for a different pare or would that just turn them into the Evo Ascents.
I'm not sure that they will plan on changing these bindings anytime in the near future because they do have another binding on this same snowshoe in the evo ascents. If you don't like the tour bindings go with the ascents, they're designed to be a more secure binding for all day use, whereas the tours are designed for easy on and off, so you set the front strap at the desired length, and then just slide your foot in at an angle, straighten it out, adjust the backstrap, and secure the "optional" security strap across the middle of the foot. There's usually only a 20 or 30 dollar difference between the two bindings, so it depends on what type of use you're planning for them. For all day use i would recommend the evo ascents, while if there's the possibility of frequent on and off, or you desire an easy on/off feature over the added security, go with the evo tours.
The person that I am purchasing these...
The person that I am purchasing these snowshoes for are around 180 pounds, would this shoe still function properly? Or do I need to look for options that don't have this weight on the high end of the limit?
It all depends on the conditions. If you're looking at a lot of powder, 180 pounds will definitely push these to the limit (especially considering the person will likely also have a pack of some weight...). You can, however, get tails for these (for about $40) that you snap onto the back to create greater flotation. I have them and they work great. Overall, these are fantastic, bomber snowshoes. If you're really concerned, though, go with the Lightnings, which will add a bit more length.


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) --- An iconic Redskins fan is facing eviction from her home.
Pat Hill gained local notoriety in 2009 when she was sued by the Washington Redskins in a dispute over the season tickets she first bought in 1962.
A self-described Redskins fanatic, Hill was a realtor whose business was ruined when the housing bubble burst, sending her into financial distress, making it impossible for her to honor her agreement to purchase the tickets. The Redskins eventually dropped the lawsuit after a public outcry of support for Hill.
Still a die-hard Redskins fan, Hill is looking forward to the Sunday Night contest with The Dallas Cowboys, convinced beyond question that the Redskins will prevail.
It is what will happen the following Friday that makes her supporters wonder if she will prevail. Hill faces eviction from the home where she has lived for 37 years, her efforts to re-finance, so far, unsuccessful. The court hearing is on January 4th.
"I told the bank that I could make a $2,000 payment ( per month) if they would give me a loan modification because 17 times they had me fill out paperwork, because they said they were willing to work with me," she said. But she has been unable to reach an agreement with her lenders.
"I'm going to fight them until the day I die because I want to live in my house until I die," she told 9News Now.


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PART 1: A different Perspective
One thing we all have in common is we come into this life through birth. However, the quality of the experience and the different choices parents make regarding the event can vary widely.
These experiences and choices can be limited for those who are in breech position in the womb and for their mothers-to-be.
In breech birth, the baby enters the birth canal with the buttocks or feet first as opposed to the normal headfirst presentation in which the baby is positioned head down, facing back.
Today, about 3 to 4 percent of babies present themselves in a breech position, and the vast majority will be born by cesarian section.
Early in June, I joined leading professionals from the Los Angeles-area birthing community to discuss prevention and management of care for breeches and other malpositioned babies.
Sharing information, experiences, and insights, we addressed real alternatives to C-sections for breech births, which are so common in the United States. Ana-Paula Markel, doula (birth coach) and childbirth educator, hosted the event at BINI Birth in North Hollywood for 100 people.
Many questions were discussed, such as: Why are some babies in a breech position? Can we prevent a breech or posterior presentation? What are the options for a mother with a breech baby in our community?
Markel moderated the panel, which included Naoli Vinaver Lopez, a midwife from Mexico; Davi Kaur Khalsa, an LA-area midwife; Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz, who specializes in vaginal birth of breech twins in hospitals; Jessica Jennings, a prenatal yoga instructor who works at BINI; Dr. Elliot Berlin, an LA-area chiropractor who specializes in helping with breech babies; and Dr. Stuart Fischbein, an obstetrician-gynecologist who assists women who choose to give birth at home. Under certain conditions, Fischbein will deliver breech births at home.
Breech presentation carries the risk of serious complications...
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As per Michel's request, I am here posting his comments (as he is actually in Brazil in a middle of a conference)
Dear Marie Paul,
This is an extract of chapter 13 of my book 'The Caesarian'. Although published in 2004, it is still valid.
Warm regards,
Michel Odent
Breech presentation offers the most typical example of the impact one published study can have overnight all over the world. Without being simplistic, we can claim that the turning point in the history of
breech birth came on October 21, 2000. On that day, the Lancet – one of the most prestigious medical journals in the world – published a large trial involving 121 hospitals in 26 countries.(4) This study had a high scientific value, because it was randomized, which means that, after drawing lots, the researchers divided a population of pregnant women into two groups. This is how they could compare a policy of planned caesarean section with a policy of planned vaginal birth. They studied only 'frank' and 'complete' breech presentations at term. Frank breech means buttock first, with hips flexed and knees extended, so that the legs are like splints along the baby's trunk. Complete breech means that hips and knees are flexed, but feet not below the baby's buttocks.
'Footling presentations', when one or two feet are below the buttocks, were excluded from this trial.
This is how the authors of this study summarized their conclusions: 'Planned caesarean section is better than planned vaginal birth for the term fetus in the breech presentation; serious maternal complications
are similar between the groups'.
Since that day it is difficult to find an obstetrician who would accept to take the responsibility of a breech birth by the vaginal route. The quasi-standard strategy is to try to turn the baby three to four weeks before the due date. If it does not work, a scheduled caesarean is advised.
The issue of breech presentation offers a typical example of how the primal health research perspective can enlarge the framework of criteria commonly used until now to evaluate the practices of obstetrics and midwifery. The keyword 'breech presentation' offered by our database is productive. It leads in particular to a huge Norwegian study of breech birth and intellectual performance in late adolescence.5 The authors looked at the scores of intelligence testing at conscription (age 18) of 8,738 males born in breech presentation and
of 384,832 males born in cephalic presentation. It appeared that the mean intelligence scores were slightly higher among breech-presented males than among cephalic-presented males, and that breech-presented
conscripts had higher mean scores if born by the vaginal route. In other words, being breech born by the vaginal route is associated with the highest possible mean intelligence scores.
The keyword 'breech presentation' also leads to a study assessing at the age of two the children who had participated in the Lancet multicentre randomized trial.6 At that age the risk of death or neuro-developmental delay was no different for the planned cesarean than for the planned vaginal birth groups. We cannot conclude from such a small number of studies. We can just claim that the primal health research perspective tends to support the intuitive knowledge of women who, in spite of all opposition, want to avoid a cesarean section and try the vaginal route.7
However, If we take into account the widespread misconceptions regarding birth physiology, we must accept that, today, it is usually better to give birth by caesarean to a breech baby rather than to try
the vaginal route in the presence of scared practitioners. This will remain true as long as the basic needs of labouring women, particularly the need for privacy, will not have been rediscovered. There are women
who accept the principle of a caesarean birth, but, intuitively or in a rational way, they feel that it would be more beneficial for the baby to wait for the beginning of labour. This point of view is shared by many pediatricians who emphasize that the risks of respiratory difficulties are undoubtedly lower after 'in-labour caesarean'. We must keep in mind that the alleged advantage of hospital birth is the possibility to perform an operation at any time, day and night. It is often claimed that an emergency caesarean is associated with more maternal complications than a scheduled caesarean. But 'in-labour caesarean' should not be confused with emergency caesarean.
Since, whatever the results of randomized controlled trial, there will always be women who will try the vaginal route, and since there are still undiagnosed breech presentations, I find it useful to transmit
some simple rules that I gradually adopted after having the experience of about 300 breech births by the vaginal route (including two home births):
- The best possible environment is usually a place with nobody else around than an experienced, motherly, silent, and low-profile midwife who is not scared by a breech birth.
- The first stage of labour is a trial. If it is straightforward, easy, and fast, the vaginal route is possible. If the first stage is long and difficult, a caesarean should be decided without any delay, before a point of no return has been reached.
- Because the first stage is a trial, it is important not to make it artificially too easy, either with drugs, or even with water immersion.
- After the point of no return, privacy remains the keyword. The priority is to make the birth as easy and fast as possible. Even listening to the heartbeat is a useless and even counter-productive distraction. Creating the conditions for a powerful 'fetus ejection reflex' should be the main objective. 8
- It is permissible to be more audacious with a frank breech than with the other varieties of breech presentation.
The strategies adopted for breech births have significant effects on overall caesarean rates, since breech presentations at term represent about 3% of all births.
+ references
4- Hannah ME, Hannah WJ, et al. Planned caesarean section versus planned vaginal birth for breech presentation at term: a randomised multicentre trial. Lancet 2000; 356: 1375-83.
5- Eide MG, Oyen N, Skjaerven R, et al. Breech delivery and
intelligence: a population-based study of 8,738 breech infants. Obstet
Gynecol 2005;105(1):4-11.
6- Whyte H, Hannah ME, Saigal S, et al.
Outcomes of children at 2 years after planned cesarean birth versus planned vaginal birth for breech presentation at term: the International Randomized Term Breech Trial. Am J Obstet Gynecol 2004
7- Odent M. Home breech birth. The Practicing Midwife 2003; 6(1): 11.
8- Odent M. The fetus ejection reflex. Birth 1987; 14: 104-5
Vaginal birth is more desirable than Caesarean in virtually all cases.
Breech deliveries require a very specific skill set acquired by fewer and fewer OBs in training.
Dr. Odent's comments are excellent especially in his discussion of labor trial and easy safe labor leading to a vaginal birth. And I like very much his statement about an immediate decision to delivery via Caesarean if that trial is long and hard.
I have been a supporter of home birth and out-of-hospital birth for thirty-five years and refuse to have that support questioned by anyone. Additionally, I strongly request that hospitals and skilled obstetricians give mothers with favorable breech presentations the option of a vaginal birth but I do not support breech delivery at home under any circumstances.
I feel very strongly, as you do, that vaginal birth is most important in any variation of birth (breech being one of them) and should be the choice in hospital's birth, instead of typical caesarian. So parents need to start asking for it to their Ob/Gyn... so that we can create better/safer environment for these babies to come to the world.
Thank you for comment Dr. Jay Gordon.
Ok, there is other great trailer on the subject: A breech in the system: http://tinyurl.com/3vzudwg
READ the comments: very valuable and informative... Let's keep this discussion going Parents to be need to know and have more options to Breech Birth.
As a mother that gave birth at home to a footling breech baby unassisted, I rarely join in discussions as I don't enjoy being criticized (which seems to happen with even the most progressive natural birth advocates). But Marie-Paul asked me to share my thoughts/experience and so I will.
I believe that women can create the best possible births by using both their rational, critical mind and their intuitive mind. I personally did not feel the need to consult a doctor or midwife during my pregnancies, as I believe there is an intelligence within us that knows how to give birth. I tapped into this intelligence during my pregnancies and births and received many valuable insights that I believe allowed me to give birth to my babies unassisted despite the fact that none of the labors were textbook.
With my second pregnancy I had a dream in which I saw a woman in labor standing over a little plastic baby bathtub. Her legs were slightly bent and she was catching her baby herself. I heard a voice gently say to me, "Tell her to remember not to do too much." I watched as the baby peacefully slid into her hands. I understood the message of the dream - giving birth successfully isn't a matter of pushing and panting, or struggling and straining. Nor is it a matter of finding experts who supposedly understand a woman's body better than she does. The best birth can be achieved by truly understanding that the same consciousness that knows how to grow an egg and a sperm into a human being, knows how to get that human being out of the woman's body. She simply needs to relax and allow it to happen. When she is afraid (and triggers the fight/flight response) or is surrounded by fearful people, birth can be and often is problematic.
Several months after having the dream I began feeling contractions. Two hours after my first contraction my water broke and I felt that the birth was near. I took out my little bath tub and stood over it, just as I had seen the woman in the dream do. A foot emerged, and over the course of the next minute or two it descended with no help from me. Something inside me then said to give a little push/pull and he slid into my hands. Twelve years later I read a passage from Michel Odent stating that breech babies can be born vaginally but the woman should be in an upright or standing squat position and the attendant should do everything possible to not interfere.
Regarding the intelligence of breech babies (Odent), my breech baby grew into a wonderful young man. During college he wrote for 5 newspapers and within a year of graduating was hired by both the New York Times and Denver Post. Today (at age 31) he is the west coast director of PR for a major health care company. Interestingly enough, this month he won a PR award for a campaign he has been working on to educate doctors about the dangers caused by unecessary c-sections. :)
Thank you Laura for sharing your insights.
I, like you feel very strongly about a mother's intuitive knowledge, and focus my work on getting
pregnant moms in touch with this part of themselves that has been repressed in modern society as we have replaced our wisdom and inner knowingness with machines and gave our authority away to everyone who says they know better than we do about what goes on in our own body. So thank you for sharing your story and your wisdom as a mother.
Women have a strong intuitive knowledge to guide them while pregnant and definitely while giving birth. Perhaps finding themselves limited by our system which doesn't seem to give much options that are truly beneficial to them and their baby will spur them to talk to their care providers to create new
options making it safer for everyone involved.
Wonderful post, Laura. Your birth worked beautifully but I don't believe that most footling breech deliveries would proceed as smoothly and as safely as yours.
I would not use your birth as an example for encouraging the delivery of footling breech babies at home unassisted. I also read your comment about not wanting to be criticized. Without criticism of either you or Marie-Paul, while I would certainly include intuitive knowledge in the criteria for birth choice I would also include more obstetrical and midwifery knowledge and data before the final decision is made.
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Dayton Moore and Ned Yost discuss the 2012 season
General Manager Dayton Moore and Manager Ned Yost met with the media on Thursday morning for a season-ending press conference.
The major news of the press conference involved the club's coaching staff. Hitting coach Kevin Seitzer will not return in 2013. First base coach Rusty Kuntz, third base coach Eddie Rodriguez, bench coach Chino Cadahia and pitching coach Dave Eiland have been retained. The club will also be hiring a bullpen coach as former coach Steve Foster became the club's minor league pitching coordinator and a special assistant on August 31. Yost says that the Royals have good in-house candidates, though no decision is imminent.
As for the change in the hitting coach, Yost noted that Seitzer's philosophy was a middle of the field approach. He feels that the Royals need a different approach with their young power hitters to bring more out of the offense. Moore said that Seitzer is one of the most gifted coaches that he has been around and a person with incredible passion.
Yost saw a lot of good things in the 2012 season, though it did not reflect in the club's wins and losses. He believes that the Royals have a solid nucleus going into the winter (more so than in his past two winters as manager). He believes that the club is poised to take a step forward and noted that things can improve quickly, as it did for the Oakland Athletics this season.
Moore mentioned that he is proud of the way that the players handled themselves in the clubhouse in the community. The players worked hard every single day and just need to produce at a more consistent rate.
When asked about first-year pitching coach Dave Eiland, Yost commented that he helped the staff develop a new swagger. The goal early in the year was to develop Danny Duffy and Felipe Paulino. Both pitchers had strong starts to the season before suffering injuries. Yost also noted the development of reliever Tim Collins, who cut his walk total while also setting a strikeout record for Royals lefty relievers.


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Paddy doesn't have a TV, internet connection, an I-Pad or I-Phone. He takes exception to being described as a "caveman" by Minister Pat Rabbitte in relation to the new public service broadcasting charge. Other callers tell Philip why they don't have television in their homes.
Louise has a 22-year-old daughter with moderate intellectual disabilities who has a place in Sunbeam House Services in Bray. Louise tells Philip how upset she was that the daily bus service her daughter uses to get to Sunbeam House has been discontinued due to budget cuts.
Wendy was on a family holiday for 2 weeks in France. Within a few hours of arriving back in Ireland her motor home was broken into and their belongings stolen.
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