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In the coming year, more than 800 soldiers and airmen in the New Mexico National Guard will be deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. They will join what has become a seemingly endless flow of armed Americans to foreign war zones and back.
Last month, more than 70 New Mexico guardsmen came home from a year-long deployment to the US military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba—one of the most controversial outposts in George W Bush's "war on terror." President Barack Obama has promised to close the prison there within a year.
The New Mexico Guard had many responsibilities at Gitmo, from the logistical (running the motor pool) to the legal (prosecuting detainees in closed military courtrooms). They had side missions, too, like preparing for Fidel Castro's death or for a possible refugee crisis in advance of the hurricanes that struck the island last year. Most of the time, their weapons were locked away.
"It's not what you expect. When you deploy, you expect to get shot at," Capt. Steven Holder, who returned home to Rio Rancho last month, says.
Though Cubans didn't traffic the base, there were plenty of Jamaicans and Filipinos and Haitians who worked for the private military contractors there. Considering that the detainees hailed from everywhere from China to Australia, Guantanamo Bay was surprisingly cosmopolitan. At Christmas, the New Mexican contingent decorated the base with a large Zia symbol made of luminarias.
Returning home was both a relief and a shock to the system.
"It's kinda surreal. You come back and everything looks the same," Holder says. "When you come back and start dealing with people, you realize you have changed—your own personal self, the way you view things. Life is different for you. You don't get upset about the same things. You don't have a false sense of hope about the same things. A year on deployment really changes a person."
Still, Holder, whose wife was left to care for their two special-needs children, believes deployments are even harder on soldiers' families.
"Going on deployment, all we have to worry about is our jobs. Our families are left with the huge void of doing everything at home," Holder says.
Since returning from Cuba, Sgt. 1st Class Richard Ortiz of Rowe has been glad to see his son's high school basketball team and get reacquainted with his 4-year-old granddaughter.
"It really was a good deployment," Ortiz, 47, says. "Some people do ask me, 'How is it, about this and that?' The only thing I hear is, I hear they're gonna close it."
For what it's worth, Ortiz says, "I wouldn't close it. Those guys are safe there. If they release them, they're going to go back to their old habits."
Holder's friends and family ask questions, too. "They always want to know about the detainees. They always want to know what your perspective is on closing it," he says. "It's a politically sensitive subject. It's irrelevant what my views are. My job is to support the command."
Still, it's not as though Holder hasn't given any thought to what happens when the prison at Gitmo finally shuts down. "My biggest concern is to make sure they do a good job finding jobs for the detainees, finding places where we can put them, and make sure that's done safely and humanely, and make sure the American people feel it's done the right way," he says.
Luckily, perhaps, that wasn't their problem to worry about; that was their superiors' job.
Since returning to Albuquerque, Army Brig. Gen. Greg Zanetti, who was the top New Mexico officer at Guantanamo and deputy commander of the base, has been "doing the Gitmo talk."
From the military's perspective, he says closing the prison is "fairly easy." All it takes is a few airplanes. But then, what do you do with the prisoners? "The complexity of it is what most Americans don't understand," Zanetti says.
For example, soldiers at Gitmo checked on prisoners every few minutes to "make sure they're not doing anything crazy"—or attempting suicide. That level of supervision, Zanetti says, is impossible in the federal prison system—a possible next destination for the detainees—because the Department of Justice simply doesn't have the manpower for it.
After the November elections, the Department of Defense hosted a "Worldwide Detainee Conference." Zanetti was there, as were officers from Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. "They've got 15,000 detainees! We've got a little under 250 at Guantanamo. They're saying, 'Why are you getting all the attention?" Zanetti recalls.
Then President-elect Obama sent representatives to the conference, too. It was there, Zanetti believes, that "they began to realize some of the enormity of this."
"You didn't see a whole lot of people clamoring to become the detainee affairs executive director on the Obama team," Zanetti says.
Would he take that job?
"No," Zanetti says. "Would you? You've got one year to get this done. If you get it done, you're out of a job. If you don't get it done, you're out of a job."
Zanetti's take on the situation echoes what has become an inescapable conclusion in so many areas over the past few years: America can't do it alone.
"The President is going to need help from Saudi Arabia and Yemen and other countries in the Middle East who are going to take some of these detainees back. Then he's going to need domestic cooperation for detainees who are coming [to America for] trial," Zanetti says.
He's optimistic because Obama "may have a reservoir of goodwill that President Bush did not have."
Despite the last administration's insistence that the prisoners were too bloodthirsty and ingenious to treat according to long-standing laws and treaties, not all were cut from the same cloth. "Some detainees like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed are willing to nuke Los Angeles with no remorse at all. Then there are others who've aged, they're done with the jihad, and just want to go home," Zanetti says.
Then there were the 17 Uighur Muslims, members of a Chinese minority group who wound up at Gitmo, though a US judge ruled last year that they never fought Americans. "What do you do with them? We can't really send them back to China. The human rights groups are very concerned that they'll be killed," Zanetti says. Finding another home for the Uighurs has proven difficult because "no countries want to offend China" by hosting people considered terrorists by the Chinese Communist Party.
As with so many leftover messes of the Bush era, there is no perfect solution. Couldn't all this have been avoided had Guantanamo Bay never become an extrajudicial prison camp in the first place?
"Oh, sure," Zanetti says. But after 9.11, "we were an angry nation. Angry nations do things that five years later, you say, 'Why did you do that?'"
On the question of torture, Zanetti lapses into the kind of self-interrogation popularized by former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld: "Did things that happened at Abu Ghraib happen at Gitmo? No. But did people make that link? Yes."
Public opinion doesn't get to him. "New Mexico went down and did its duty honorably and professionally," Zanetti says. "You can't worry about what other people think. Lots of people support us as well."
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What's at the root of the name of the route?
Mount Saint Elias was named in honor of an Old Testament prophet, given the name by the Russian explorer Vitus Bering who, presumably, was a religious man or at least wished to be viewed as such. Denali, meaning "the high one," is the Athabascan name commonly used by climbers and Alaskans for the highest point in North America, but William Dickey, a 19th century gold miner in Alaska, named it Mount McKinley after a presidential candidate. William McKinley had no connection to mountains or Alaska but supported the gold standard, while his opponent supported silver. The name McKinley was nothing more than PR for keeping the price of gold high.
The Muir and Salathé walls on El Capitan honor the two Johns whose surnames they carry, and those men's reverence for the natural world.
Words have meaning but names have power, as the saying goes, and it is a matter of consequence to name a mountain or a climbing route. A name also reveals more about the mindset and values of the namer than the subject.
Royal Robbins, Tom Frost and Chuck Pratt made the first ascent of the Salathé Wall in 1961 and named it, in Robbins' words, to honor our beloved predecessor. It was the second route up El Capitan after the Nose, and, in keeping with Robbins' career as America's preeminent rock climber of his time, it broke new ground in both style of Yosemite climbing and naming of routes. The Salathé honored a person and his values rather than a physical feature, and the route was climbed in one push, unlike the Nose.
Four years later, when Yvon Chouinard and TM Herbert climbed the fourth route on El Cap, Herbert praised Muir as a hero of nature and conservation, so far ahead of his time in the environmental movement that the climbers wanted to recognize him. Robbins today says that he would have named it the John Muir Route, not the Muir Wall, but it was not his to name.
Other El Cap route names are simple geographic descriptions - West Face, West Buttress, the East Buttress and the East Ledges Descent®and others are not so easily grasped by the uninitiated: Tangerine Trip, The Central Scrutinizer, Grape Race, Magic Mushroom, Bermuda Dunes and Realm of the Flying Monkey.
And that's just one rock; granted, a big one. Every climbing guidebook contains a wild and wide range of names of routes: bizarre, boring, inspired, offensive, subtle, in your face, humorous and macabre. Themes often run through the names of an area, not all of them exactly wholesome.
Idaho's City of Rocks has the Decadent Wall, with a range of names guaranteed to offend somebody. The National Organization for Women took some hostile interest in its sexist flavor, and Dave Bingham's latest guidebook to the City includes this caveat: "In the early 1980s Utah climber Jay Goodwin coined the 'decadent' theme, using sexually-oriented names for about a dozen climbs. I decided to omit some names because they are idiotic and were not given by the first ascentionists."
Bingham's guidebook lists these names: Dikes on Harleys, Kibbles and Bits, Adolescent Homosapien, Divine Decadence and FDC. The original guidebook had more specifically listed: Dykes on Harleys, Nipples and Clits, Adolescent Homo, Devine Decadence and [unprintable]. Other original route names included Rancid Virgins, Dimples and Tits, Preteen Sex, Abortion on Parade, Life Without Sex and Estrogen Imbalance. (I recently encountered Goodwin having dinner in Almo, the closest community to the City of Rocks, enjoying looking through the charming homework papers and drawings of his 6-year-old daughter. I neglected to solicit his thoughts about the Decadent Wall routes or whether he thought his daughter would better appreciate Dad's original names or Bingham's tidied-up ones.)
The drug culture significantly altered the consciousness of American climbing. The double-entendre in the group of climbers who named themselves the Stonemasters is one of my favorites, and their contribution to pushing the limits of climbing is certainly mind-expanding. Among the many routes with drug-inspired names (not all of them, by any means, done by the group called Stonemasters) are Left, Right and Middle Peyote Cracks in Joshua Tree, Colombian Crack and White Line Fever at the City of Rocks, Mescalito, Magic Mushroom and Pyschedelic Shack in Yosemite, and Drug Nasty (aka Dean's Dream), Lethal Dose, Panama Red, Cocaine Crack and Powder Up the Nose at Smith Rocks. The popular Tuolumne route Oz is not named after the famous wizard. It is on Drug Dome and connects to the Gram Traverse.
If a name has power, then the more one understands about the name the more power it has. Some of my own perspective on this issue is included here because I believe my experience is like that of other climbers, and clarifying history is crucial.
At one time my friends and I were taken with naming routes according to a hidden message. For instance, in 1972 Sibylle Hechtel and I named a route on Mount Mitchell in the Wind River Range Ecclesiastes. Joe Kelsey, who might be called the John Muir of the Wind River Range, was not amused, pleased or in favor of the name because of the precedent it might set. But neither Sibylle (I believe) nor I are Bible students or, at least in my case, even Christian. We named it because of the great line in Ecclesiastes, "It is all emptiness and chasing the wind," an apt description of climbing and, one might say, much else in life. The name of the route had nothing to do with Bible thumping or Christian theology. The name stuck in certain circles, but so far as I know it has never been included in a guidebook.
A year earlier Chris Vandiver and I named a route on Lembert Dome in Tuolumne Meadows Truckin' Drive. It is next to the older route Rawl Drive, named after the Rawl drill which was used in the early days of placing bolts by hand (as was done on both routes). Truckin' Drive was named after the Grateful Dead song "Truckin'" and particularly for the famous verse:
Sometimes the light's all shinin' on me;
Other times, I can barely see.
Lately it occurs to me ...
What a long, strange trip it's been.
In the guidebooks, Truckin' Drive is misnamed Truck 'N' Drive, a misnomer that matters mostly to those who named the route and to those curious about the long, strange trip between the two very different names. A truck and truckin' are as different as a pair of pants and pantin'.
That same Tuolumne summer Wayne Merry and I named a route on Daff Dome El Condor Pasa from the then popular song by Simon and Garfunkel on their album "Bridge Over Troubled Water," and, more specifically, the line in it proclaiming, "I'd rather be a hammer than a nail." The music for this lovely song was actually written in 1913 by the Peruvian Daniel Alomia Robles. Wayne was on lead and very runout when he yelled with great relief that he'd found a chicken head - a knob-like protrusion jutting out from the rock. After he tied it off with a sling and clipped in he said that it wasn't just a chicken head, it was a condor head. The condor allowed us to pass and we would rather be hammer than nail, and as with Truckin' Drive there is much lost in that Tuolumne guidebooks call the route El Condor instead of El Condor Pasa.
Undoubtedly many names have morphed into something quite different from the original: poetry in the raw turned to poetry dressed in a mistake or the censor's burka.
A rock formation at the City of Rocks was once called Hershey's Kiss because its top resembled one. On the left side of its west face is a three-star overhanging jam crack rated 5.12. Tony Yaniro is credited by Bingham with the first ascent of this fine route, but according to Stan Caldwell, Yaniro did not complete it, while Caldwell found the key to the route in a hidden hold at the crux that, he said, "You ought to see" to make the move. Through a process that can be imagined but probably never completely tracked, both the rock formation and its best route are now known as Odyssey. My favorite routes and route names there are Driving at Night and Just Another Mormon on Drugs, the former because it's one of the best short 5.9 climbs at the City and its name mimics the title of a book I published at least 20 years after first climbing the route, and the latter because of its cultural humor.
Yosemite's Crack of Doom was first climbed and aptly named by Pratt in 1961. This led to another intimidating route being named Crack of Despair soon after and even another Crack of Doom, named by Greg Lowe at the City of Rocks. These names are poetry eliciting the feeling of beginning such routes and, of course, inspiring puns. In Colorado's Unaweep Canyon is a far easier route named Crack of Don, though I have been unable to find out anything about Don.
Every climbing area contains names to suit (or not) every taste intriguing, inspiring, descriptive, confusing, dumb, clever, incomprehensible and sappy. A guide to Oregon's Smith Rock includes Vomit Launch, Victory of the Proletarian People's Ambion Arete, Virgin Slayer, Shark-Infested Waters, Silly Boy, Chairman Mao's Little Red Book and Darkness at Noon.
Utah's Wasatch Range has Satan's Corner, Saint Alphonso's Pancake Breakfast, Nipple Remover, Shadow of Death, Final Prayer Variation, Garden of Eden, Holy Grail, Judas Priest, Lazarus, Missionary Jam, The Rosary and Celestial Ascension. Official religion dominates Utah culture and these sorts of names are only to be expected, as, of course, is the occasional Nipple Remover in any culture.
Every route has a name (except, of course, the few orphaned, nameless ones looking for adoption or at least discovery) of history and personality, thoughtfulness and thoughtlessness. Contemplating its significance and power adds to the meaning and experience of the climb. Discover the stone poetry, the political PR, the hidden meaning, the pun, the idiocy, the crass libido and the refined reverence at the root of the name of the route.
Dick Dorworth lives in Ketchum, Idaho. He spends most of his time writing, climbing, skiing and reading. The best climbing he's done recently were some routes in Tuolumne last summer that he hadn't done in more than 35 years, including Truckin' Drive. The best skiing he's done recently was this morning (January 2, 2009) on Bald Mountain in Sun Valley.
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In todayâs article I will outline three features in Office 2010 that improve table interaction in Excel. These feature additions build on the work started Excel 2007, addressing areas with significant customer feedback and further improving the feature area.
The first table improvement feature, AutoFilters in sheet headers, builds on work completed in the previous version of Excel. In Office 2007, when the table header of a selected table is scrolled outside the visible range of a sheet, the table column names snap into the sheet headers for display. This functionality is extended in Office 2010 to also include the AutoFilters dropdowns in the sheet headers. This change enables customers to easily access the sort and filter functionality of the AutoFilters on tables without requiring that they continually scroll back to the top of the table.
The left image below shows a screenshot of Excel with a simple table. The right image shows the same Excel spreadsheet scrolled down such that the header row of the table is outside the visible range of the sheet. As can be seen circled in red, the sheet headers are modified to display the table column names as well as the AutoFilters dropdowns in this situation.
The second feature that improves interaction with tables in Excel 2010 is the introduction of search in AutoFilters for tables. Customers frequently work with tables containing very large data sets in Excel. These data sets can be difficult to navigate and explore in previous versions of Office since all members of the field were displayed in the filter dropdown. Excel 2010 provides search functionality built into the AutoFilters dropdown, allowing fast navigation to apply the desired filter.
The screenshots below shows the search functionality of the AutoFilters dropdown in action.
Additional details about this functionality is available in this previous blog post.
The third table improvement feature in Excel 2010 helps to simplify the notation used in table formulas, making the formulas more compact and readable. In Excel 2007 the â[#This Row]â notation was used in table formulas to signify the referenced cell came from the same row in the table. This notation required the explicit mention of the referenced table, often making even simple formulas very long.
In Office 2010 this notation has been condensed to improve the user experience. The â[#This Row]â notation has been replaced with an â@â notation in formulas and, where possible, the requirement for explicit table name references in the formula have been removed. This change can be seen in the screenshots below, showing a formula in Office 2007 on the top and the same formula in Office 2010 on the bottom.
It should also be noted that this functionality change only impacts the display of the formula. The file format is not impacted by this modification and the files will continue to work as expected with previous versions of Excel. Theâ[#This Row]â notation is still used in the file format when saving from Excel 2010, keeping in compliance with the file format standards. Also, either the â@â or â[#This Row]â notations can be used when entering formulas in both the UI and OM, however, they will be modified to the â@â notation for display in the UI once the formula is committed.
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Here's the Halloumi after one side has been browned. Of course I couldn't resist turning it 45 degrees to get grill marks, but it's not necessary.
Grilled Halloumi Salad with Rotisserie Chicken, Mini Peppers, and Lemon
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4-5 cups salad greens
6 mini peppers (or chopped bell pepper)
1 cup diced leftover cooked chicken (or more)
4 slices Halloumi, cut 1/2 inch thick
olive oil, for brushing cheese
Dressing Ingredients:
(This is about twice as much dressing as you need, but it's good to have in the fridge and I hate making tiny amounts of dressing. Cut it in half if you prefer.)
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
1/2 tsp. Dijon mustard
1/2 tsp finely minced garlic (or use garlic puree in a jar)
1/4 tsp. Greek seasoning (optional, Greek seasoning has salt, garlic, lemon, oregano, pepper, and marjoram)
fresh ground black pepper to taste
6 T olive oil
Wash salad greens and dry or spin dry in salad spinner. Cut stem end off mini-peppers, then pull out seeds and slice in 1/4 inch thick slices.
Cut Halloumi into slices that are not quite 1/2 inch thick. Brush each side of cheese with olive oil. Preheat pan or outdoor grill, then grill cheese about 3-4 minutes on each side, or until well browned. (Actual time will depend on how hot your pan or grill is.)
To assemble salad, toss greens with chicken and mini-peppers, adding additional dressing as desired. Arrange salad on two plates, cut each piece of grilled cheese in half lengthwise and lay over salads.
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Cous Cous Salad with Halloumi from Mac & Cheese
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Halloumi and Vegetable Skewers from Vannescipes
Grilled Halloumi Cheese and Lemon from Mango and Lime
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I am at a complete and total loss.
I have no idea how to fix this and I don't know if we even have the people in place to fix this.
I just know that this is an absolute disaster and any hopes of real post season success are going further and further away from us as we continue to lose to cupcake teams that the league so graciously gave us to start our season.
I mean in all honesty we have an ideal beginning season schedule, sure there are a lot of road games but a lot of them are against teams who either did not make the playoffs last year or were very low seeds with a few contenders sprinkled in. Giving us another massive home stand to end the season and maybe secure home court advantage, right now that is the absolute farthest thing from my mind. I think I'll just be happy to make the playoffs at this point in time and really can no longer concern myself with playoff positioning.
I think that is my biggest problem this year, it's not that we are playing any worse than in years past I mean for the love of God I had to sit through the O'Brien years. But in all honesty I came into the season actually thinking this year was going to be something different. Not the normal different that I hope for every year but the real honest difference that comes with actually being one of the best teams in the league.
I mean if I'm honest I will admit that once Danny went down with injury I figured that everybody else would step up, that our depth would show brighter than it ever had and frankly I thought that Paul George would develop into option A as a scorer leaving me with the very unenviable task of having to defend Danny against all of Paul's fans who would want him moved because Paul was doing so well.
That has all collapsed.
In fact as I type this I am listening to NBAtv in the background & tonight Ernie Johnson is in studio as host and he just called Danny Granger a superstar. Yes you read that right he called him a SUPERSTAR. I didn't even believe it myself so I just went back & rewound it to make sure I heard him right.
I find this so frustrating because in the pre-season preview NBAtv had nothing good to say about Danny.
I digress.
I'll quote General Beringer from War Games: I'd **** on a spark plug if I thought it would do any good.
That's where I am right now, I have no idea.
Is it Frank? He needs to accept a lot of the blame & maybe he needs the vast majority of the blame, I don't know.
His sets are predictable and frankly every team in the league knows them. Tonight Calderon was turning around on defense showing the Raptors what play the Pacers were running by hand signal. In other words whatever Frank held up Jose made sure that his team mates saw it.
But as much as I think Frank deserves blame here, and believe me I'm not giving him a break, I just don't know how much of this is all on him.
I mean honest to God Roy Hibbert is now missing 3-5' bunny hook shots that are just rolling out of the rim. These were plays called specifically to get Roy an open look, which he got, but then just missed the shot. Frank also has the disability of not having anyone on the roster who can just flat out square up and shoot the ball.
Think about this Calderon changed the game in the first quarter and how did he do it? It wasn't wizardry or deadeye long distance shooting. Simply put he just squared up and started hitting 13-15' jump shots. Now the argument can be made that Frank doesn't design plays to get those types of looks but then the counter argument to that would be even if he did who is going to hit that shot? I have no idea, sometimes David West can but the past couple of games he has not been a real threat from the field.
I mean collectively the team shot 32% from the field. Some of that was on the coach for the type of shots but some of that is on the team for missing wide open shots and taking poor off balance shots as well (some of that is the fault of Frank I'll grant you).
I wanted the win at the end of the day, because like I said for whatever reason I haven't been able to give up the ghost on playoff positioning, but frankly we didn't deserve to win.
I can't tell you how disgusting it is to feel that the team was out hustled by a team that played a triple overtime the night before half the country away. By the end of the 4th quarter the Raptors were beyond running on vapors. It was a sad pathetic way to spend the night to be honest with you.
Also does anyone have any idea why Kevin Pritchard is out watching College Basketball instead of watching the Pacers and trying to figure out what is wrong with our team? Don't we have college scouts anymore or did we let them go and Pritchard has to do that as well?
I'm just doing grades tonight & as you can imagine they won't be pretty. Also as a reminder to people game grades are based on the game played that does not mean the player can not get a lower or higher grade in another game.
David West: D
Just didn't produce. Played nearly 40 min and came away with 11 points & 6 rebounds. No Bargnani didn't light him up either but unlike the first game where he saved us tonight he just could not hit shots. Also side note, on that last possession where he was taken out he was limping and wincing coming to the bench.
Paul George: D+
Again I'm just going on tonight's game if I went on expectations I'm sorry it would be an F but I'll hold that go with the D+. The guy just has no idea how to drive to the basket and has almost no ability to dribble in traffic. His defense is outstanding and his rebounding is solid but right now we need a true elite level scorer from the wing position.
Roy Hibbert: F
I tweeted at half time that when Roy walked on the floor from the locker room he looked totally out of it and disengaged. In other words I wonder if Frank didn't call up Jim on the phone to give Roy a half time talk. I told Diamond Dave that there was just no way that he was going to be of any functional use. Sorry guys this is a real problem because we are in a full fledged mental melt down by the big man. I'm not sure how to snap him out of it but sadly our fortunes are tied to him.
Lance Stephenson: C+
Dude plays with fire and purpose. He may play out of control a lot but even that is much less than it used to be. However give me some of that edge and fire over cool nonchalant demeanor any day of the week. No he didn't give us enough but for what is expected of him this was a decent game.
George Hill: C+
Shot putrid from the field but at the end of the day this guy does not shy away from big moments and really is about the only player on our team (other than maybe Lance) who can get his own shot. Now understand he had some poor passing early in the game but if it wasn't for him we would have probably not outscored the Raptors in the final quarter (not that it really mattered).
Tyler Hansbrough: B
You wouldn't think it by looking at his stats but I'm telling you he was a difference maker on the floor. He tapped a lot of balls and he drew a couple of charges & poked balls loose. Not all of that shows up as a favorable stat for him but he really upped the energy level out there as well. So far this season he has been a pleasant surprise.
Gerald Green: D
Ian Mahinmi: C-
Just as a reminder we are paying him 2 million more a year than what Greg Stiemsma is making with the Wolves. I bring that up because I wanted Greg and they are both producing the same results. Its obvious Frank doesn't trust him very much either with is really bad considering Roy is having a nervous breakdown.
D.J. Augustin: C-
He hit a shot, he hit a free throw, and these are massive up grades over what he has done in the past. Other than that though once again Frank shows almost zero faith in him letting him play a whopping 11 min on the floor.
You guys tell me what's wrong.


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Paññā: 'understanding, knowledge, understanding, insight', comprises a very wide field. The specific Buddhist knowledge or understanding, however, as part of the Noble 8-fold path magga to deliverance, is insight vipassanā, i.e. that intuitive knowledge which brings about the 4 stages of Nobility and the realization of Nibbāna see: ariya-puggala and which consists in the penetration of the impermanency anicca, misery dukkha see: sacca and impersonality anattā of all forms of existence. Further details, see: under tilakkhana.
With regard to the condition of its arising one distinguishes 3 kinds of knowledge knowledge based on thinking cintā-mayā-paññā knowledge based on learning suta-mayā-paññā knowledge based on mental development bhāvanā -mayā-paññā D. 33.
'Based on thinking' is that knowledge which one has accquired through one's own thinking, without having learnt it from others. 'Based on learning' is that knowledge which one has heard from others and thus acquired through learning. 'Based on mental development' is that knowledge which one has acquired through mental development in this or that way, and which has reached the stage of full concentration; appanā Vis.M XIV.
Wisdom is one of the 5 mental abilities see: bala one of the 3 kinds of training sikkhā, and one of the perfections see: pāramī For further details, see: vipassanā and the detailed exposition in Vis.M XIV, 1-32.
Padīpa [cp. Epic Sk. pradīpa] 1. a light Dh 146; Vv 462 (jalati blazes); Tikp 14; Miln 40; VvA 51 (padīpaŋ ujjāletvā lighting a lamp, making a light); PvA 38; Sdhp 250. -- 2. a lamp Sn 235 (nibbanti dhīrā yath' âyaŋ p.); DhA ii.163 (anupādāno viya p.). ˚ŋ karoti to make a light, to light up Vin i.118; ˚ŋ ujjāleti see under 1. Usually as tela -- padīpa an oil lamp Vin i.15; S ii.86 (telañ ca vaṭṭiñ ca telapadīpo jhāyati)=iv.213; v.319; A i.137; VvA 198. -- appadīpa where there is no light, obscure Vin iv.268.
-- kāla lighting time Vv 96.
Jalita (adj.) [pp. to jalati] set on fire, burning, shining, bright, splendid Sn 396, 668, 686; Vv 216 (=jalanto jotanto VvA 107); Pv i.1014 (burning floor of Niraya); ii.112 (˚ânubhāva: shining majesty); PvA 41 (=āditta burning); ThA 292.
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It has something to do with debt's cause--a small business loan (at 4-8%) is surely nobler than that a vacation to Key West expensed to your credit card (at a variable interest rate north of 19%). It also has to do with debt's intentions. Money-lenders are in business to lend you money, plain and simple, regardless of your best (or worst) judgment about how to spend and repay that money. Student loans are the ultimate in good debt, at least historically. Your blue ribbon diploma should indicate, or so the lender believes, that you're going to be a productive, educated wage earner who pays down the principal. That's a good, economically supporting role to play, all things considered, because the promise of prosperity leaves you free to wrap yourself in other kinds of debt--good and bad--over the course of your life: home mortgage, credit cards, and then loans for your own children to attend college. Student Loan Debt and the Diminishing Retirement Dream If you're 20 years out of college, though, the underlying assumption that you'll play this supporting role is not as true as it once was--particularly if you're struggling to pay your student loans. Student loan delinquency rates are up 50% since 2005, according to FICO Labs, and two-thirds of national student debt is owed by adults under the age of 40. Saddled with hundreds of dollars of student loan payments per month, Gen X- and Y-ers and Millennials do not fit the model of so-called productive wage earners--particularly if they can't free up capital for a down payment on a home or gain access to credit.
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The more active you are, the more breathable you want your jacket to be. A non-laminated softshell offers plenty of breathability, but it sacrifices some weather protection. On the other hand, a two or three-layer softshell jacket will sacrifice a bit of breathability for the sake of more weather protection.
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A loose fitting softshell is fine for skiing, but if you're climbing or backpacking, you'll want a jacket with a slim or athletic fit. A more contoured fit keeps the jacket close to your body, give you room to layer underneath, and it'll feel comfortable when you're wearing a backpack or climbing harness.


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Does Creatine Work?
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There is buzz about creatine, and my first reaction is skepticism when it comes to the latest miracle supplement for climbing. However, if you look at the research, much of the hype around creatine seems justified. I don't pay much attention to the manufacturers' surveys, but independent studies point toward creatine having serious benefits, not just for power athletes, but for those whose sports require speed and endurance.
Creatine is manufactured naturally by the liver and kidneys and is available in muscle and nerve cells, where it plays a crucial role in the production of ATP, the essential muscle fuel. ATP is only available in limited supply, enough to last us for a few hard boulder moves. Once it is depleted, a secondary process kicks in to produce more ATP to sustain activity. Here, creatine phosphate combines with the by-product ADP to produce further supplies of ATP. Research proves that creatine supplementation helps ATP to be stockpiled within the muscles in a way that will greatly assist performance in sports requiring both endurance and power. Increased creatine supply will raise the lactate threshold (a good crude measure of endurance levels) by up to 14 percent according to some studies, and performance in interval training will improve correspondingly.
Clearly there is much relevance to climbing, but the big question is not whether to take creatine, but how? You are right to point out that creatine is notorious for causing water retention and increasing body weight. A few climbers who have experimented with creatine, myself included, have deduced that the answer is to train on creatine to get stronger and fitter, and then to come off it just before an important climb or competition in order to lose the excess water. This is also what the manufacturers prescribed, but new studies have found that the problem of water retention lies in the excessive dosages that were formerly recommended. It used to be advised that you should crash load with up to six scoops (12 tablespoons) a day during the first four or five days before reducing your intake to one or two scoops a day. It is now understood that less is more and that two or three scoops (four to six tablespoons) to load up are more than sufficient to produce all the performance gains without causing excessive water retention. It is also recommended that creatine is consumed with a meal (in particular with high-protein foods) in order to maximize absorption. Remember also that creatine works best when taken for limited periods of intense training (typically four to eight weeks), so don't take it all year. If you do experiment with creatine, always read the instructions and consult your doctor first if you have a medical condition or an allergy. Note that for most people, all that is likely to happen if you over-do it with creatine is that you will bloat out with water and drain your bank balance!


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Chicago has a rich history with the roots of Improvisation being used to create one act plays (dating back to The Compass Players original mission in 1955). Under The Gun Theater is proud to announce our inaugural production "One Act Roulette" performing on Fridays at 10:30pm Nov 22-Jan 3 at the Donny's Skybox Theater.
One Act Roulette will take a cast of 12 performers and have them Improvise several short 8-10 minute pieces inspired by the audiences suggestions. A guest playwright of the evening will then choose out of the Improvised pieces of the night which one they will develop into a written one act play to have its world premier the following week.
Each week the audience will be treated to each stage of the creation process (from Improv, to opening night, then an additional closing night performance).
Our guest playwrights bolster impressive stage writing resumes in Chicago and beyond.
Playwrights include:
Fri Nov 15 (PREVIEW)- David Cerda [Artistic Director of Hell In A Handbag and writer of such shows at The Birds, Scarrie The Musical, and Rudolf The Red Hosed Reindeer]
(Directed by Angie McMahon)
Fri Nov 22-Vicki Quade [Co-Author of Late Nite Catechism and Author of Sunday School Cinema, Put The Nuns In Charge] (Directed by Angie McMahon) (location Skybox)
Fri Nov 29- Scott Woldman [Resident Playwright at Redtwist Theatre, Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, and Chicago Dramatists](Directed by Greg Callozzo) (location Skybox)
Fri Dec 6- Joe Janes [Author of 50 Plays, 365 Sketches a comedy sketch a day for one year, and Seven Deadly Plays](Directed by Greg Callozzo) (location Skybox)
Fri Dec 13-Mia McCullough [Resident Playwright at Chicago Dramatists. Author of "Spare Change" and "Taking Care", both performed at Steppenwolf] (Directed by Kevin Mullaney) (location Skybox)
Fri Dec 20- Evan Linder [Co-Artistic Director of The New Colony. Devised by include "Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche", "Frat" and "11:11"] (Directed by Kevin Mullaney) (location Skybox)
Fri Dec 27- (location Skybox) Only Improvised One Acts
Fri Jan 3- (location Skybox) a presentation of all scripted One Acts created during the run.
Fridays 10:30pm Nov 22-Jan 3
The Donny's Skybox
1608 N Wells 4th Floor
Chicago, IL 60614
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Performed by: Alex Manich, Ali Barthwell, Allison Keller, Allison Ungar, Daniel Ennion, Danielle Bluford, Gabriel Caruso, Jennifer Kaesheimer, Johnny Kalita, Mathew Pina, Samuel Kyker, Tim Lee.


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A couple of years ago, the mainstream media in the United States latched onto the juicy, fear-mongering story of "Colony Collapse Disorder" among honeybees. This "disorder," which sounds like it was named by prescription-pushing child psychoanalysts, has been blamed on everything from the spread of GMO (genetically modified organism) crop seeds and pesticides to mobile phone radiation and cantankerous, bee-killing mites.
We still don't know for certain what's damaging bees (the media has gotten distracted with other issues), but we do know that with fewer pollinators, both industrial and regional organic agriculture stand to suffer immensely.
We also know that other countries have been dealing with the issue longer than the US, and that honey bee populations have steadily declined in the US since the 1970s. One way to effectively combat the problem is for more people to raise bees using natural and sustainable techniques.
Local honey, in addition to being a byproduct of local pollinators, is an energy-infused, sumptuous, gourmet, locavore sweetener that boosts the immune system and helps deflect allergies. It also keeps well—forever, as far as humans know. Plus, it's handy for making mead, soaps and lotions, for those with hippie-weirdo-granola tendencies.
Anyone truly interested in raising bees and exploring apiaries would be well-advised to learn through New Mexico's acknowledged master, Les Crowder. A proponent of "topbar" beekeeping—a technique that utilizes more natural hives than the cubes one generally sees—Crowder teaches season-long courses through the Permaculture Institute. It's a commitment of eight weekends and, gulp, over $1,300, but the resulting knowledge and experience is comprehensive.


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bodom wrote:It is nothing more than rites and rituals.
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Presently, the Buddha Statues on my shrine face the East and I sit in meditation in front of the shrine, facing West. I do not have access to a Sangha, Buddhist temples or meditation centres in the region I live, so I will appreciate any advice in this matter.
tiltbillings wrote:If it has meaning for you, then don't pay a bit of attention to any of the naysayers.
Guy wrote:At the Dhamma Center I go to the Buddha statue is facing West. Ajahn Brahm says that if the Buddha statue wasn't happy he'd turn around and face East by himself.
tiltbillings wrote:If it does not have meaning for Ajahn B having the Buddha-rupa facing east, does that mean it should not have meaning for anyone else?
retrofuturist wrote:Well said, Guy.
Which side? Getting cranky?appicchato wrote:A side of you I hadn't seen before tilt... there's hope after all...
And it never stops.Mawkish1983 wrote:Hmmm, I've much to learn.
Laurens wrote:Its just a statue, kick its head off it you want to... You're not gonna hurt Buddhism
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