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For bikers and bipeds alike, the Juneau Ave. block party on Sunday offered the perfect formula to wrap up Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary festival: lots of chrome, leather, loud music and laughs.
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Drama, drama and more drama were on the program for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's performance Friday evening in Uihlein Hall.
Guest conductor Rossen Milanov led the orchestra through a program bracketed by Mendelssohn's "Overture" to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and selections from Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet," joined by a quartet of actors. »Read Full Article
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No one turns into a pumpkin at "Midnight in MKE," the Skylight Music Theatre's season launch party at 8 p.m. Friday at the Wherehouse, 818 S. Water St. The season will be filled with fairy tales and fantasy — from Rossini's "La Cenerentola" to "The Wizard of Oz" — and the party will reflect some of that fun. La Prosette, sometimes known as Anja Notanja Sieger, will take typewriter in hand and help attendees write their own fairy tale ending. Partygoers may also think they have a fairy godparent when they win some magical jewels from Lizzibeth. Everyone will feast on treats savory and sweet from Kasana and Indulge. Buy a ticket online at www.skylightmusictheatre.org for $15 or at the door for $20. Partygoers must be 21 or over. »Read Full Article


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Bob Costas sticks to his guns
Sportscaster Bob Costas, who reignited the debate over gun control with his remarks on "Sunday Night Football," stood by those remarks in an interview in The Nation.
Costas made his original remarks one day after the murder by Kansas City Chiefs player Jovan Belcher of his girlfriend Kasandra Perkins. Belcher later killed himself. »Read Full Blog Post(81)
Soulstice mashes up movies in 'Completely Hollywood (abridged)'
A play that promises to send up nearly 200 movies in 90 minutes? Are you kidding me?
But there they all were, chastely listed in the program for Soulstice Theatre's spirited and funny production of "Completely Hollywood (abridged)," which opened over the weekend - just in time for the frenzied run-up to Oscar night. »Read Full Article

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old_man_mossy posted...
What part did you have trouble with Liger; I'd be happy to explain.
So this place is taking a dark turn...
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old_man_mossy 2 years ago#33
Not for me...well not anymore than what's normal here anymore. That was sooo yesterday anyway, lol.
No sense in bringing yesterday's disagreements into today's happenings. What's said was said. Since then Lig & I have crossed paths on the forum w/out prior dark turn drama.
No worries man, it's all good. Or atleast what passes for normal here XD
I'm going to bed, early day tomorrow. g'night.
A big part of me tries very hard to behave. A small part of me laughs at the effort and behaves like an ass, anyway.
LigersRule 2 years ago#34
^I second that post. I've been having a really crap last few weeks, and tried hard not to let it seep on to the board. The last few days I've failed.
*Insert 25 wit here*
Oh, okay. Glad to see you two are fine.
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Oh, okay. Glad to see you two are fine.
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I'm a casual these days, so yeah :/
Just throw me a Zelda game, get Konami to hire back Iga for a good Castlevania game, and let me just run around and jump on stuff. That's all I really care for these days.
If you believe in Jesus Christ, have accepted Him as your Lord and Savior, and are 100% proud of it, put this in your sig.
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I haven't heard the term "non-casual".
Normally it's either casual or hardcore.
My definition of those:
Casual gamers game for fun. They don't have a competitive nature and usually stick to certain genres of games. Now, someone can play an FPS casually and just not take it seriously. And that's fine.
Hardcore gamer is the guy that knows how to play the game. Knows how everything works. Is better than most, is competitive and wants to win, while also taking pride in his/her skill. The guy who plays COD and knows how to counter whatever the other team is doing and tries his best to make it happen. Who knows the range and damage stats for all the weapons. He knows what gun an enemy is using by the sound of it. He knows whether or not it is safe to engage that player based on the weapon he is using, the position of the player (and distance), and what the other player is using. He doesn't have to play COD a lot to accomplish this. Just have a good memory.
A hardcore gamer is naturally good at video games for whatever reason. Gaming is their hobby. It's something they're good at and passionate about. They can pwn you in COD and complete Zelda, Metroid, or (name your poison) at 100% without glancing at a gaming guide. They'll also do it while dying a lot less than the casual. They can outgun you in Star Fox 64 and leave you in the dust in Burnout or Need for Speed. They beat Battletoads.
A pro gamer is someone who does this for money. It's their life. They probably play more than anyone else and normally it's just one genre of gaming or possible one series.
I could write more, but I'm tired. I hope those descriptions make sense.
I should add that I didn't have time to read all the posts...
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Cume is $15.4 million.
The pic hit 2 million ticket sales in its 10th day of release on Saturday. That's four days quicker than "Shrek 2," which went on to garner 3.3 million admissions in 2004.
Another green monster muscled into the No. 2 spot. "The Incredible Hulk" opened on 529 screens and grossed $2.8 million from 455,588 admissions during the weekend.
Helmer M. Night Shyamalan's mystery "The Happening" debuted at No. 3 with a $1.2 million cume from 200,576 admissions during the weekend.
Having opened at No. 2 in its first frame, "Sex and the City" slipped to No. 4 with $1.1 million in its second weekend, taking its cume to $4.9 million.
"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" ranked at No.5 with $1 million, and "What Happens In Vegas" was No. 6 with $260,000, taking their cumes to $25.4 million and $4.2 million, respectively.
Two local films kept the chart from total domination by Hollywood summer blockbusters. At No. 7, "Black Heart," a romantic comedy about three mother and daughter pairs, took $210,000 from 34,053 admissions. "Girl Scout," a vehicle for Kim Sun-ah ("My Lovely Sam-Soon"), ranked at No. 9 with $100,000, taking its cume to $1.4 million from 219,090 admissions.


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Governor Edwin Edwards house arrest ended Wednesday and the four term former governor shows no signs of slowing down. With a possible reality show in the works, a Facebook page that filled the 5,000 maximum friends allowed in only eight days, numerous book signings, not to mention an upcoming wedding and birthday party extravaganza, it's safe to say that the man once known for his wit and Cajun charm will once again be in the spotlight.
When contacted by the Post-Signal Wednesday, the former governor, who will be residing in Pelican Point, a golf subdivision outside of Gonzales, was obviously humbled, yet overjoyed, by his release.
"Frankly, I am amazed and very humbled and thankful for all the support and well wishes from so many people," said Edwards. "I joined Facebook and in eight days had 5,000 friends (the maximum allowed) on my page and there are 3,000 waiting to get on."
On the people urging him to run again Edward's sounded as though he almost wished he could.
"I get so much encouragement about running that I am glad I am prohibited to because I would be tempted to do so," he said "It is really unreal that so many want me back in office."
When asked about Louisiana's current financial crisis, the former governor seemed somewhat reluctant to make any suggestions - not yet anyway.
"I know how to work out the financial condition of the state but it is controversial and there is no need for me to get into any dialogue at this time," he said. "If nothing is done soon we will be in a very dire situation and it will be very difficult to restore fiscal sanity to the state."
"But the answer to our problems will not be solved on the way to the White House."
Edwards also discussed the proposed reality show and emphasized that it will not be about the trial or his time spent in prison.
"I assure all that I will not allow the program, and it is just proposed at this time, to embarrass me or the people of our state," he said.
Edwards plans to spend the rest of the year traveling the state conducting book signings.
"I will be in Crowley on September 17," he said. "I will be there not only to sign books but to visit old friends."
Edwards also is looking quite forward to this year's International Rice Festival where he will be honored as grand marshal.
"I am very anxious to visit my hometown and am very pleased to be the grand marshal of the Rice Festival this year," he said.
His final comments expressed thanks to be blessed for the good health he is in at his age.
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It is pleasant to embark on a voyage, if only for a short excursion, the boat to be your home for the day, especially if it is neat and dry. A sort of moving studio it becomes, you can carry so many things with you. It is almost as if you put oars out at your windows and moved your house along. Thoreau, Journal, 8/31/52
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Review: In 'A New Brain,' Heading into Surgery and Singing the Whole Way
William Finn and James Lapine's musical, revived at City Center, stars Jonathan Groff as a composer who learns that he needs immediate, possibly fatal surgery.
June 26, 2015, Friday
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The summer series celebrating Off Broadway productions will feature "A New Brain" and "The Wild Party."
December 15, 2014, Monday
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Fractious Family Indulging the Dream of a Child
"Little Miss Sunshine," a musical adaptation of the popular indie film, centers on a frazzled family's road trip to a children's beauty pageant in California.
November 15, 2013, Friday
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The 2006 indie hit "Little Miss Sunshine" seems like a nice fit for the composer and lyricist William Finn.
October 13, 2013, Sunday
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Making the Rounds at Boxing and Brunch
The composer and lyricist William Finn, rather than seeking rest, looks for satisfaction in work and play.
August 25, 2013, Sunday
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June 6, 2013, Thursday
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'Little Miss Sunshine' Musical Heading to Second Stage Theater
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May 22, 2013, Wednesday
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March 9, 2011, Wednesday
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January 30, 2011, Sunday
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Are we in the nascent stages of a Travoltassance?By Jordan Crucchiola
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Epix has ordered a series based on the 1990 Elmore Leonard novel and the 1995 John Travolta movie.By Jackson McHenry
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The Detroit Free Press editorial "Make higher ed more affordable or pay the price in the future" (July 14) should be required reading for every policymaker in Lansing and every parent of school-age children.
The editorial's central messages -- that going to college is important and that the price is too high -- are not debatable. We know how we got here: years of disinvestment by governors and legislators who have deliberately shifted the cost of college off of taxpayers and onto students and families. Now comes the hard part. What can we do to remedy this horrible result?
Business Leaders for Michigan, an organization of civic-minded business CEOs, has urged Lansing to restore the billion dollars in public support for higher education that was cut in the last decade. Nothing would do more to reduce the cost of attendance for Michigan students.
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Kaiser spent $28,000 on a Google appliance to search an index of 150,000 documents. In the three months since the application went live, the number of searches has risen steadily. The low price meant Hochhalter didn't need budget approval, and there's little drain on IT staff time for maintenance. Hochhalter hopes the IT department will establish Google as a standard. "They're gonna have to pry my cold hands off the keyboard to take this off the site," he says.
But is a search engine alone enough for sophisticated knowledge work? While Google satisfied Bank One and Kaiser, it wouldn't work for KPMG's U.K. division. The business, which provides tax, assurance, and financial-advisory services, wants to create search-tendency profiles to help employees connect with others conducting similar searches, so they can share ideas and results. "We want to move from connecting people to content, to connecting people to people," says Iain Simpson, U.K. information architect. "Had we not been thinking about two years from now, I could easily have been seduced by Google's capabilities."
Last year, the division deployed Verity's K2 software. The knowledge-management and information-infrastructure technology combines sophisticated taxonomy and classification with so-called social networking that connects employees who are searching for similar things and remembers what users have searched for in the past.
In the past 10 months, the U.K. division has rebuilt its back-end information infrastructure to take better advantage of K2's taxonomy and categorization capabilities and redesigned the system's user interface. The next step will be to hook into nearly 50 KPMG intranets around the world. The Verity deployment is for 12,000 users. The rebuilt back end involved completely removing a Verity information server that predated the K2 software, rewriting all the code, and redesigning the server environment. The interface was rewritten to better align with Internet search engines and give users more choices for how they conduct their searches, such as by keyword, date, author, or department.
Other companies have turned to niche vendors that offer specialized capabilities they can't get from Google's simple keyword approach or Verity's taxonomy-intensive orientation. Gateway Inc. wanted to give employees useful search results using general terminol- ogy. It also wanted customers, who aren't always sure what they need to ask, to be able to use the same system. In mid-2002, the computer vendor deployed a natural-language tool from iPhrase Technologies Inc. to 6,500 Gateway employees in 12 call centers and 220 retail locations, with access to 700,000 product-documentation files and issue-resolution descriptions. Since Gateway went live with the system, support technicians have been able to get faster access to more relevant search results, which has improved service, says Mark Notarainni, director of E-support and technology for Gateway's customer-support group.
At the government solutions unit of IT services firm EDS, VP of knowledge services Joe Williamson is dealing with the same problems as many managers: mushrooming content, the need to find expertise quickly, and the desire to get more-relevant results. Added to that is the fact that the 5,700 knowledge workers he serves are scattered around the world and may play different roles on different days.
Williamson wants a search tool that will let employees build profiles and get results based on the jobs they're performing on a given day. A consultant working on a sales opportunity one day and a research-and-development project the next would get different results from the same query depending on what job she's doing that day. Williamson also wants the software to detect relationships among documents in different languages without running them through a translation engine.
While he hasn't found a tool that can do it all, Williamson is using Recommind Inc.'s MindServer, which understands that a single term can have multiple meanings. That capability makes it possible to deliver different sets of role-specific results for identical searches. Williamson says that MindServer is also excellent at categorizing a large volume of data, as it did for the National Library of Medicine's 11 million documents.
Of course, that still leaves EDS and thousands of other companies far short of instant neural downloads. But delivering faster, more-relevant results is a good start. If nothing else, it will help close the employee-competency gap that Ford's Sketch would like to eliminate. And that's the real value of the technology, Sketch says. "We think search is the future of learning."


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Chicago's food scene runs the gamut from the humblest of hot dog joints to the forefront of fine dining, with a whole mountain of caloric goodness in between. Metaphorically speaking, of course, as it's actually quite flat here. To make sure that even the slightest incline will leave you gasping for air, Thrillist Senior Editor Matt Lynch is bringing you his picks for grubbing around town.
An editor's guide to eating around town
Chicago's food scene runs the gamut from the humblest of hot dog joints to the forefront of fine dining, with a whole mountain of caloric goodness in between. Metaphorically speaking, of course, as it's actually quite flat here. To make sure that even the slightest incline will leave you gasping for air, Thrillist Senior Editor Matt Lynch is bringing you his picks for grubbing around town.
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1. Avec615 W Randolph St, Chicago
2. Au Cheval800 W Randolph, Chicago
3. Coalfire1321 W Grand Ave, Chicago
4. Roots Handmade Pizza1924 W Chicago Ave, Chicago
5. Ruxbin Kitchen851 N Ashland, Chicago
6. The Diner Grill1635 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago
7. Phil's Last Stand2258 W Chicago Ave, Chicago
8. Chicago Cut Steakhouse300 N LaSalle, Chicago
9. Davanti Enoteca1359 W Taylor St, Chicago
10. Mr. Beef Chicago666 N Orleans St, Chicago
11. Cemitas Puebla3619 W North Ave, Chicago
12. Publican Quality Meats825 W Fulton Market, Chicago
13. Jam3057 W Logan Blvd, Chicago
14. Doughnut Vault401 N Franklin St, Chicago
15. Bang Bang Pie Shop2051 N California Ave, Chicago
16. Schwa1466 N Ashland Ave, Chicago
17. Frontier1072 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago
Avec is an aesthetically pleasing experience, on all fronts. It's French comfort food, done delicately and respectfully. Basically, try their pork shoulder and thank us later.
This upscale West Loop restaurant is known for its European flair and sophisticated American diner-style eats. Au Cheval usually has a wait out the door at peak dinner hours because it's home to iconic signature items like the fried house-made bologna sandwich and the so-called single burger, which actually comes with two thin patties and is topped with American cheese, house Dijonnaise, pickles, and if you know what's good for you, the optional bacon and fried egg add-ons. The brasserie-like space includes an open kitchen and a bar where local, domestic, and international beers are all on tap.
This thin-crust pizzeria in West Town (with a larger location in Lakeview) takes its name from the 800-degree coal-fired oven that cooks its perfectly blistered pizzas. Every pie comes out of the oven with a charred crust and a myriad of topping like pepperoni, whipped ricotta, stracciatella, and sausage. Coalfire is a quintessential family-style joint where the pizzas are meant to be shared and devoured.
This deluxe corner spot in West Town helmed by the people behind The Fifty/50 is slinging "Quad Cities-style" pizza. The hand-tossed crusts are infused with the same malt you taste in your beer before they're topped with homemade sauce, doused in mozzarella, topped with your choice of fresh ingredients and cured meats, fired, and sliced into thin, easy-to-eat strips. Perfect for big family outings and group nights, the bar and patio seats more than 300.
Ruxbin's a funky 38-seat BYOB bistro reclaiming everything from old church pew booths, to vintage cookbooks to line the walls, to a glass wall pulled from the DJ booth of the defunct Sonotheque that now divides the dining room.
Slinging diner-style fare in Lakeview, The Diner Grill features 'merican grub staples like burgers and breakfast.
Phil's does hot dogs well: Get a char dog wrapped up with a healthy amount of fresh-cut fries for four bucks, and add on $1.25 for a side of Merkts cheddar because... cheese.
A steakhouse hit among the power meal set, Chicago Cut attributes its quality cuts to the Colorado cattle it raises 1,300ft above sea level. The beef is dry-aged for 35 days then butchered on-site, and no matter what you order (the bone-in prime rib is knockout good), expect dense muscle and an intense flavor. The 225-seat space, outfitted with red velvet booths, overlooks the river.
Davanti's Italian menu's loaded with sharable snacks, including mini Mason jars ("vasi") filled with everything from chicken liver pate to ricotta w/ honeycomb; mascarpone polenta topped with a "ragu of the day" (braised pork cheeks, etc); and Ligurian-style focaccia w/fresh cow's cheese.
Nationally famous for its Italian beef sandwich, the menu features a wide array of Italian/American comfort food.
Cemitas Puebla is known for those eponymous sandwiches, and other traditional Mexican dishes and pastries round out the menu.
A tri-case deli & whole-animal butcher shop that'll supply you with sausages & charcuterie, PQM will hook you up with smoked Spanish chorizo or boudin noir, fresh-baked breads, specialty groceries, and seriously stacked sandwiches.
You haven't brunched in Chicago until you've brunched at Jam, a sleek Logan Square daytime-only restaurant that's won consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand awards for its sweet and savory plates like peach pancakes, malted custard French toast, and hot chicken & waffles. Jam's breakfast sandwich -- made with a heap of pulled pork shoulder, eggs over easy, ricotta salata, and plum preserves -- is one of the best in the city, and its house burger, topped with a sunny-side egg, tastes great for a late, or early, lunch. The restaurant serves brunch all day (from 7am to 3pm, that is), and there's a fine selection of house cocktails, including a daily punch special and bacon-infused Old Fashioneds.
This wildly popular fried-dough purveyor in River North (it has a second location in West Loop and a "Vault Van" that changes location every day) breaks hearts with its limited amount of fresh-baked donuts. DV only bakes a certain amount of donuts every day, and once they run out, they're gone 'til the next morning. The dense, old fashioned-style donuts come in flavors like buttermilk glazed, toasted almond, and lemon-poppy seed. Stop by on the early side (it opens at 8am on weekdays, 9:30am on weekends) for the best selection and the shortest lines.
Constantly the forerunner for Chicago's most awesomely named pie shop, Logan Square's Bang Bang Pie Shop is a true testament to an older time when everyone's favorite neighbor Ethel would let her pie cool on the windowsill. The pies are handmade daily using the freshest seasonal ingredients, and the scent of the just-baked fruit -- or the fact that Bang Bang serves a pork & grits option -- will have you floating through the entrance.
Schwa focuses on making its food pieces of art. It also has a BYOB option, which allows you to choose your own serving sizes, since you'll be getting fed grasshopper portions of delicately plated (yet delicious) grub.
It may not be the final frontier, but with ice-taps pouring 16 traditional and seasonal brews, a meat heavy menu featuring specialty sausages, steaks, and "Animal Service", flat screen TVs, and a beer garden, you won't need to explore any further. Allied: Ready yourself for Animal Service with some Smith & Forge, the hard cider that's built strong -- built from Apples and built to Refresh.


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Absalom, Absalon, Absolon or Avshalom may also refer to:
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- Avshalom, Israel, a communal settlement in southern Israel
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- Absalom and Achitophel (1681), landmark poetic political satire. Absalom was the name given by John Dryden to the Duke of Monmouth, son of Charles II of England
- Absalom, Absalom! (1936), novel by William Faulkner
- Absalom, fictional character in Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton (1948)
- "Absalom", science fiction story by Henry Kuttner anthologized in the collection Tomorrow, the Stars (1952).
- Absalom (comics), Marvel Comics character (1992)
- Absalom (One Piece), a fictional character in Eiichirō Oda's manga One Piece (1997)
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|I forgot to mention the crux is protected by a bong piton that could be backed up with a cam. It looks fine, but some may be spooked by it.
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|Just did it again. Thanks to the FA's - Ron Olsen and friends really did a great service to us by putting up this one.
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|I've lobbed onto that bong - it held. What a great route.
By glen kaplan
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rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
One of my favorites! Especially in the fall when it is one of the last routes to get sun in the area!
By Spencer Weiler
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|Fun route, a little scary, and harder than its southward classic 10c neighbor Goodro's, most likely because I felt gear was harder to place and get to sit right. One fixed piton is available after traversing back right to the corner, and the old bong piton still appears, well, old and rusted but good enough.
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|A little trickier than Goodros, particularly the gear, but it's all there. Awesome route that makes you think and stick with it.
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|Nice route, the whole thing goes with nuts if you want to get a feel for how it was back in the day!
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|I found the crux to be the traverse down low -- pretty committing, thin moves a little ways out from gear. Once you get to the piton you're golden, but there isn't much for gear between the initial crack and the pin.
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|Took a pretty bad fall attempting to get to the first pin that slammed me into the ramp on this one... Be solid at the grade and know that its a good run to the pin that you cannot blow. I thought I was pretty solid at the grade, but I guess my mental game on runnout quartzite face climbing wasn't where it needed to be. Will have to go back for the red point. Having gone back, it does look like it would have helped to place a high micro offset or peanut in the crack prior to the traverse, then not to over grip the traverse. All the holds are good just flow and before you know it you'll be at the pin. Climb safe folks!


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Seahawks title could ease Seattle's miserable past
SEATTLE -- Standing in the middle of the locker room, nodding his head to the beat of the music thumping with bone-shaking bass, Ben Haggerty absorbed the scene.
As he shook hands with players and coaches who for the most part lacked association to Seattle other than employment as members of the Seahawks, Haggerty watched the chaos around him with special appreciation as a hometown native.
Better than most, Haggerty knew how special the moment was as the Seahawks celebrated winning an NFC title and getting to the Super Bowl, because they happen so infrequently in Seattle.
"This is the team. At the beginning of the year, preseason, it was like this was the team to do it," said Haggerty, a Seattle native better known to his millions of fans as Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist Macklemore. "All these guys, the defense, Russ, Pete, everybody, it's been an amazing year to watch. We deserve to be there."
The last sentence Macklemore uttered is the one that is so rare in Seattle.
This is the region of jets and technology, of guitar riffs and coffee. It's not a place where expecting championships is the norm, because there's been so much disappointment in the past.
The last time one of Seattle's major franchises had a parade to celebrate a title came in 1979 when the SuperSonics won the NBA title and no one on the Seahawks' current roster was born.
To call Seattle's championship history thin is an understatement. The crushing losses along the way have become so plentiful that disappointment has become the default expectations for most fans in these parts.
But this group is different. And maybe that's why there is so much support behind these Super Bowl-bound Seahawks.
Seattle fans are not ones to puff out their chest with swagger and bravado because there's so little substance beyond the front.
It's hard to brag on a national scale when the only professional titles won over the past 30-plus years came from your WNBA franchise.
That's not to belittle what the Seattle Storm accomplished, winning championships in 2004 and 2010. But it's not something that registers.
Even the success of the Seattle Sounders, winning two U.S. Open Cup championships and becoming the model for expansion success doesn't resonate beyond a select audience. Creating a world-respected soccer atmosphere is an achievement fans in Seattle take great pride about.
Still, it remains a blip on a broader scale.
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They are the antithesis of what Seattle has been. And because of that, their legions have grown exponentially. The "12th Man" is real -- sometimes overly so -- that has engulfed far more than just Seattle and the Puget Sound region.
"We have the best sports fans in America and to be able to give them this opportunity to play in the Super Bowl, possibly win a Super Bowl, that would be huge for this whole state," said Seahawks wide receiver Jermaine Kearse, one of two Washington natives on the roster.
This version of the Seahawks also differs because they've managed so far to meet the expectations heaped upon them. They haven't teased as teams in the past 20 years have.
They are not the 1994 Seattle SuperSonics, who had the best record in the NBA during the regular season then became the first No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 8 seed in the opening round of the playoffs.
They aren't the 1995 Seattle Mariners, a feel-good story that helped save baseball in the Northwest by rallying from 13 games behind in August to win the AL West title then stunned the New York Yankees in a five-game division series victory but could go no further.
And they aren't the 2001 Mariners, who tied the major league record with 116 regular-season wins but were no match for the Yankees in the postseason.
There is optimism on the horizon -- beyond just the Seahawks. There remain hopes of the NBA coming back and with it, an NHL franchise.
All that hope will have a crowning achievement if the Seahawks can beat Denver and claim their first Super Bowl title.
"We all have those kinds of dreams. So we need to take note and recognize how special it is and be grateful for the guys that's helped us get there which is the guys in our room," Seattle coach Pete Carroll said. "I think we're very fortunate to have come together at this time to make this happen."


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