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By Quinn Stevens
From: Denver, CO
Dec 17, 2002
The people I climb with and have met at Morrison recognize the area for what it is - a dirty grotto that gives you a chance to have a solid workout on real rock. For myself it's not too much different than a gym, but at least it's outside. Futher, you can climb comfortably at Morrison when it's practicly snowing. While many problems are contrived, last time I checked they have been recognized as such on this site. It's not like you dip shits are offering any new information.
I understand the idea that the locals take the climbing too seriously. But I hope anyone who says that has never spent too much time climbing in a gym - the point being, everyone takes their silly climbing interests too seriously. Morrison is what it is. Some enjoy it and obviously others don't. Little pricks who have problems with that don't impress anybody except themselves.
By Schmidty
Apr 4, 2003
|Quinn and Nate, You guys are right on. Morrison is an outdoor gym with a high level of hard problems in a concentrated area, that's what makes it great. Schmidty
By Joel Gillmore
Apr 30, 2003
|My buddy wayne romanchuck downclimbed this line, pretty cool!
By Mike Lane
From: Centennial, CO
Jan 13, 2004
|What the hell! The comment up top attributed to me is not mine. I just happened to stumble upon this, appearantly anyone can scroll down and use someone else's name. For the record I bouldered there consistantly through the first half of the 90's. Before gyms this was a great place to develop contact strength; and there are many classic- albeit ancient- problems every local climber should be familiar with. As to the a-hole who used my name for that pompous statement up top, grow some hair on your balls and move out of your mom's basement.
By Anonymous Coward
Jan 25, 2005
I've been learning to climb at an indoor gym and would like to move things outside and try out some natural challenges. I live close to Morrison so can find it easy enough, but WHERE in Morrison exactly is it? I'm looking to do some easy boldering.
Thanks for any help.
By Anonymous Coward
Mar 4, 2005
Morrison vandalized. Cleanup scheduled for 3/5/05.
By Alan Klein
Jul 12, 2005
|If coming from [Denver], take [Morrison] exit off of [C470]. take first right past the foothills. park in the first lot at the base of the foothills, climb up the hill, and find any area you want all along the whole backside of the foothill. I've done quite a few leads up random places that look like a nice challenge. there's not too many bolts anywhere...which is fine you just have to find your own way up. numerous possibilities, although any climbs are likely to be only at a low 5.8 5.9 level. sure if you want there's plenty of places to set up a top rope. it's a nice climbing area. good rock (granite?) not one of the most prime spots though. a lot more bouldering than anything.
By Anonymous Coward
Jul 13, 2005
|Alan, Morrison is Dakota Sandstone, not granite. You have to go a little further west for that.
By Olaf Mitchell
From: Paia, Maui, Hi,
Mar 22, 2007
|For many years we had this place all to ourselves. When it was cold and snowy, the gang from Bolder came down. We put up most of the obvious stuff and had a real good time. It was our club! It's where we trained and met our adventurer partners. It was a great scene, and I hope that it still is.
By PbPaul
From: Denver, CO
Apr 28, 2008
I was looking around for the hill that leads up forever. When the four of us parked at the parking lot, just outside of the small town of Morrison, a block away from The Morrison Inn, we looked around for a trail.
We seen a very small trail to the left, and followed that until we ran into a little excavation site, went back, then tried going straight up. We stopped because we figured that there would be an obvious trail. Where is the trail up this hill, or were we at the wrong spot to go bouldering? Would anyone give detailed directions from this parking lot, please.
We ended up going all the way to Red Rocks, crossing over and doing that trail, looking for some rock to boulder... But there wasn't anything decent, especially something with a safe fall.
By Andy Librande
From: Denver, CO
Apr 30, 2008
PbPaul: I believe you were asking where the main area to boulder at Morrison is; it is very straightforward and it sounds like you just missed it. Here is a map showing parking spots and where the two boulder areas are:
Google Map Link
By doug rouse
From: Denver, CO.
Jul 1, 2008
|Best bet is to hook up with a local. There are hundreds of problems here, and many are very good quality. I have seen many people come and go, and miss several "used to be" locals. Anyway, I could not help but have a laugh regarding the above climbers inability to find " the bouldering ". Hope you have found them, and may your forearms last a good long time>
By jmeizis
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Jun 15, 2009
|Left a nice new guidebook there today. It's either soaked in rain or somebody grabbed it already, but since I live in Colorado Springs I guess it's my donation to somebody. Maybe I shouldn't have tried to pick up trash because I only ended up leaving some of my own.
By Helldorado
From: Boulder, CO
Jan 13, 2010
I went to Morrison a few months ago and I don't plan on returning... ever. It is by far the shittiest/worst place to go climbing, or just to go in general. If you love greasy, varnished handholds, packs of dogs running beneath you while you climb, crowds so big you can't even get on anything, and a day of incessant traffic noise and dirty looks from the locals, then you're in luck, because shitty-ass Morrison is the place for you!
But in all seriousness, if you want to check this place out, don't even bother, it's too crowded to even climb anything, and most of the problems aren't even worth doing anyway. Do yourself a favor and go to the gym, where you'll actually be able to get on something, or a legitimate climbing area.
Flame away people, but this place is just sad.
By doug rouse
From: Denver, CO.
Feb 1, 2010
|I checked out this guy's profile...there should be an age limit to contribute to this site.... Maybe your dad will buy you your own bouldering area....
By Blkjesus
Jul 7, 2010
Question on South Mountain in Morrison? I've been working on a problem that people have been referencing as "Rapture": It starts low in a crack to a nice undercling, a reach of to a horn, and then you ride a rail to a slap on an arete and then work your way up. The problem is I can't find any info on the problem and I'm not believing everyone when they say that it's a V9 problem especially, since it looks like someone to a hammer punch to the crux on the rail. If anyone can lend some input, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks all,
and keep climbing.
By Clayton James
From: SLC
Nov 9, 2011
|As of today, November 9th, the "plush" (read: disgusting) carpet in the Black Hole has been carried out and disposed of. We felt it was time that something be done about the eyesore. The crag looks much better now! I hope that everyone is psyched on their winter projects... see you out there!
By Jon Sauls
From: Denver, Colorado
Jul 5, 2012
Can anyone tell me what problem this is and its rating? I have scoured the internet looking for it with no luck. It is the 1st problem in this video:
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From: crauschville
Jul 7, 2012
Moso Roof!!
By Matt Rhodin
From: Denver, CO
Feb 6, 2017
|Did anyone find a black North Face softshell in the main area of the Black Hole on Saturday (2/4)? Pretty sure I forgot it on my way out. PM me if you have any info!
By JP Whitehead
Apr 26, 2017
|After 2 seasons of playing around on the well-known established lines within the hidden gem that is Morrison South, I have recently wondered about the blocks littering the hogback as it continues towards the south. Have any of you ventured past the "Schoolyard" Boulder? Potential for more stuff back there?


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Landon Donovan will stay home for the time being, allowing the U.S. men's national soccer team to prepare for a friendly against Canada with fresh faces and MLS talent.
Coach Jurgen Klinsmann's 25-man call Sunday didn't include Donovan, the national team's leading scorer. It's no surprise, because Donovan didn't want to go and has cited burnout as a reason.
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If the fire still burns for Donovan, he will let Klinsmann know. For now, Klinsmann is right to look at options. Remember, he had to do so last year when Donovan was injured.
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Marin blues singer Lisa Kindred, in the opinion of harmonica great Charlie Musselwhite, "has been overlooked too long."
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"This is the album I've always wanted to do," Kindred said one afternoon, sitting around a table in the Mill Valley home of keyboard ace Austin deLone, who played on the record and co-produced it. "There's always been somebody else in charge of everything I've ever done. But this time I got to pick the songs, I got to pick the musicians, I even got to pick the picture on the cover, instead of someone else making those decisions. It's taken me this long to be in charge of what I do."
For the 71-year-old Kindred, "Blues and Beyond" is the apex of a career that began with the release in 1965 of her Vanguard Records debut, "I Like It This Way."
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"It was exactly the right time to be starting out," she said. "What a phenomenal era musically. I got to hear people like Mississippi John Hurt and Skip James before they died. I would go around the corner from where I lived in New York to the Jazz Gallery, where Thelonius Monk would be playing three nights a week, or McCoy Tyner. I'm glad I'm this age. It was wonderful."
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text: Multiple Tony Award-winning musical The Book of Mormon is still one of the hottest selling tickets on Broadway, so it makes sense that the touring production, which opens Tuesday at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, has been one of the biggest tickets in Tampa Bay. If you haven't been able to get a seat for the show's two-week run or can't swing the $70-plus ticket prices, you're in luck. The Straz just announced a ticket lottery for Mormon, similar to the ones they've done with popular shows like Wicked, in which a limited number of tickets will be available before each performance for just $25. One person can enter to win up to two tickets at the Straz ticket office beginning 21/2 hours before each show. Names will be drawn two hours before curtain for the $25 tickets. Note that the lottery is cash only. Only one entry allowed per person. Winners must be present at the time of the drawing and show valid ID to purchase tickets. Go to strazcenter.org or call (813) 229-7827. — Michelle Stark, Times staff writer


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Tonneau covers are an essential custom-truck accessory. A lid adds good looks, trunk-like functionality, and it will help with gas mileage. Tonneau cover companies have been using gas shocks for support and lifting of the lid for decades, but Gaylord's Bed Covers has just released its new electric opening and closing feature to its already fully-loaded X-2000 lid. The new 150-pound electric actuators can open and close the fiberglass tonneau with a push of a button on the supplied remote. A great feature of the lid is the ability to stop the lid at any point during the opening or closing process, which is perfect for moments when it is raining and you need to throw things in the bed and get inside the truck. On a recent install, we added a Gaylord's X-2000 lid to an '02 F-150 SuperCrew with the 5-foot 5-inch bed. This lid was paint-matched, buffed to a shine, and included several options like the Speedstur wing and LED third brake light. All Gaylord's lids have carpeted linings on the inside of the lid and the X-2000 features a no-drill installation for easy removal of the lid. We drove to Gaylord's installation facility in Santa Fe Springs, California, where Dave performed the install in about an hour and a half. Check out the photos and contact Gaylord's if a powered tonneau could meet your custom-truck needs.
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"… eighteen extraordinary and exciting minutes. Rarely has found footage revealed so many intimate issues." - Thierry Méranger, Cahiers Du Cinéma
"The Marina Experiment raises many complex issues, not least the sensitivity and controversy of using children in art. It is a brilliant piece of filmmaking from somebody who had absolutely no knowledge of how to do it: 'I did it instinctively,' Lutz says." - Louise Carpenter, Observer Magazine, Guardian.co.uk
"… disturbing echoes of "Capturing the Friedman's" and Michael Powell's "Peeping Tom." - Glenn Lovell, Film Critic/Author cinemadope.com
"… a chilling document of psychological abuse and fractured survival." - John Ginn, daVinci Film Festival
"... brilliantly intense and the message is penetrating."
Carol Mandel, Dean of the NYU Libraries
"Powerful in it's simplicity." - James Vincent Colbert, Screenwriter
"Your film is astonishing. I love it, really sad, witty and poignant. Has moments where I felt like I was being indoctrinated."
- Jane Pollard, iainandjane.com
"… controversial and overwhelmingly powerful ... it brought tears to my eyes." - Paul Hawkins & Dug Degnin
"… eerie and infinitely fascinating … intelligent and absolutely unique…" - Mads Mikkelsen, CPH:DOX
Combine a screening with a guest lecture and Q&A with director Marina Lutz.
THE MARINA EXPERIMENT has successfully screened in universities, high schools, art galleries, museums and art fairs around the world.
SELECTED SCREENINGS where Marina has done Q&A's:
• NYU Center for Neural Science, presented to the students of Joseph LeDoux, whose work has focused on the study of the neural basis of emotions, especially fear and anxiety. The group presented to was taking a class called "Emotion, Memory, and the Brain."
• THE SORBONNE (Paris), where it was highlighted in a Film Analysis class and also featured for a course on The Psychology of Perversion.
• BRYN MAWR for a course titled "Identification in the Cinema," focused on the ways that the self is defined in and through images.
• CINEMA APOLLO a theatrical screening in Chateauroux, France, where the audience consisted of retired Vietnam Veterans who related to the film because of their personal experiences with post traumatic stress disorder.
The Marina Experiment screens here as part of a special focus called SCIENCE FRICTION, dealing with the impact of science and research.
Cinéma La Clef
34 rue Daubenton
10 December 2015 at 8PM
Double bill with La Corruzione (1963) directed by Mauro Bolognini
The screening will be introduced by Derek Woolfenden (experimental filmmaker)
Erarta Museum and Galleries of Contemporary Art
St. Petersburg, RUSSIA
March 2015
The Marina Experiment screened at the Erarta Museum and Galleries of Contemporary Art in St. Petersburg, RUSSIA, as part of a short film program curated by filmmaker Sergio Oksman. Erarta is the largest private museum of contemporary art in Russia.
Above is a link to my recent interview for Wisconsin Public Radio's nationally-syndicated, Peabody Award-winning program, "To The Best of Our Knowledge." The theme of this particular show is "Privacy." Producer Doug Gordon created an astonishingly moving nine minute expose.
Here is a list of Radio Stations throughout the USA that carry the show
Art Kino, Bastard Gallery & NOMAD Films present:
The Marina Experiment
Thursday, June 16 2011
Bio Rio Cinema
Stockholm, SWEDEN
This single-screen cinema was built in the 1940s and is Stockholm's go-to theatre for all edgy new films.
The NOMAD Project October 23, 2010
Paris, FRANCE
The NOMAD Project films screened at the Access & PARADOX Open Art Fair.
Screening location:
L'Espace des Blancs Manteaux
48, rue Vieille du Temple
Access & PARADOX is a collaborative project whose aim is to transcend the art fair, turning it into an exchange space for galleries and institutions to offer outstanding and artistically audacious projects during this contemporary art week.
SOUVENIRS FROM EARTH October 23, 2010
Paris, FRANCE
The cable TV station Souvenirs From Earth, currently available in France and Germany, broadcast The Marina Experiment at the same time it screened live in Paris. Souvenirs from Earth is the first TV station broadcasting a 24/7 program of Film and Video art, transforming flat screens into art terminals, giving access to the avant-garde of visual cultures.
DEATH BE KIND June 29 2010 to July 30 2011
Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
a twelve month curatorial project called "The Memorial" reproduced text and images from the film in a magazine devoted to objects inherited from the dead.
WIMBLEDON COLLEGE OF ART March 9, 2010
London, UNITED KINGDOM
TABAKALERA Int'l Contemporary Culture Centre
Feb 23 to 27, 2010
San Sebastian, SPAIN
CATM Chelsea Art Gallery
Sept 30, 2009
New York, NEW YORK
Thailand's leading film critic and writer, Sonthaya Subyen, screened the film as part of the Best of the 2009 Sydney Underground Film Festival.
Dreux, FRANCE
Screening and discussion with high school film students.
Screening and lecture for a course entitled "Identification in the Cinema" about the ways that the self is defined in and through images.
New York
Screening and discussion at The Center for Neural Science for a course called "Emotion, Memory, and the Brain." The students research is aimed at understanding the biological mechanisms of emotional memory and how the brain learns and stores information about danger.
© 2010 Leila Morrissey
Film Analysis, "Études cinématographiques et audiovisuelles."
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Every year, just before Christmas, our former boss used to play John Lennon's song "War is Over" -- also known as "So this is Christmas." He would play it over and over.
I found the tune depressing and now I find myself repeating the lyrics -- "So this is Christmas and what have you done, another year over and a new one just begun."
My sister Stephanie Peel, the most wonderful person in this world, probably won't be with us in the new year. At this moment she is in the hospital in palliative care.
This incredible woman has battled a debilitating disease for more than a decade with the courage and faith of 10. After being diagnosed with a horrible liver disease that has attacked her body in so many awful ways, she went to school, earned a bachelor's degree and then a master's degree and went on to become a Christian counselor.
I would have pulled the covers over my head and never risen from my bed. It's hard to believe we came from the same family.
Stephanie has always, always, put others welfare before her own. She is kind, loving and thoughtful. If there was a way for her to make your life easier or more pleasant she would do it. Wherever there was a need, she was there to assist.
She has lived her life with faith and determination. She has been a good and faithful servant.
I know if everyone she helped along the way, even before she became a certified counselor, stepped forward, we couldn't find a hall big enough for all of them.
So Christmas this year is very painful for me and my family.
It's hard to think about the normal trappings of Christmas -- gifts, parties, decorating, baking, shopping -- but it makes it so much easier, as a Christian, to focus on the reason for the season: the birth of Christ and the hope of eternal life.
Have a blessed Christmas.
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I think that Boston is going to overtake the Hawks and/or the Bulls.
Ash from Army of Darkness: Good...Bad...I'm the guy with the gun.
Omer Asik in transition
He's got some good things in his offensive game -- he knows his limitations, finishes strong, passes pretty well (usually). But overall, he's a miserable offensive player and it's amazing that the Rockets found a way to have him score 10 points a game in just 30 minutes on 54% FG.
those fans in the background.
seems like Al Harrington's healthy but done for the year, Magic playing their young guys. probably shoulda just bought him out, but whatever.
I just noticed it's 5 games in 7 days for us. The first 4 vs. playoff teams, the 5th on the road on a back to back in Dallas. West questionable too. Yikes. If this team can go 3-2 i'll be very proud of them.
The NBA, where AMAZING happens.
The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
Fan made BIG commercial.. best one yet.. lol
Ex-Knicks guard Ray Williams dies
NEW YORK -- Ray Williams, the former New York Knicks guard who averaged 15.5 points and 5.8 assists in 10 seasons in the NBA, died Friday. He was 58.
The Knicks confirmed the former guard's death, but didn't provide a cause. Coach Mike Woodson said he spoke to Williams' wife and brother to offer his condolences.
Born in Mount Vernon on Oct. 14, 1954, Williams was drafted 10th overall by the Knicks in 1977. He averaged 16.4 points in five seasons in New York and went on to play for New Jersey, Kansas City, Boston, Atlanta and San Antonio.
Williams, averaged 18.9 points in two seasons at the University of Minnesota, where he teamed with Kevin McHale, Mychal Thompson and longtime NBA coach Flip Saunders.
Coach Pop got win 900 tonight.
Well, if someone was to say in the beginning of the season, that the Wizards were going to beat Miami, OKC, Denver at Denver, and the Lakers most would have figured the Wizards would have been a playoff team.
Ariza had 7 threes tonight...making a point.
Why not take a look at the backside as well?
Is that Al Horford's brother again?!
Magic in full tank mode, Afflalo done for the year
He's played like a chump since the deadline anyway. Watching his body language, you could really tell that he doesn't want to be there. I'd bet Orlando deals him this offseason, even if they get next to nothing in return.
Marc Gasol out indefinitely with a reaggravated abdominal tear. Tough break.
We really are lucky Hibbert has been so healthy. Falling really does have something to do with it I think.
There is no NBA player named Monte Ellis.
So how far can this Denver team go in the playoffs? Their 15 game winning streak would probably be getting a lot more publicity if it weren't for the Heat.
Congrats at least the kid is real this time
Wes Johnson has been called a dud, bust,and a poor draft pick by Kahn at Minnie by many here on PD. He was traded to Phoenix, and he is now starting. So far in the month of March, he's averaging 12.5 pts on 43% FG shooting.
Also Derrick Williams drafted by Kahn at Minnie is starting and playing well. Numerous PD posters were interested in trying to get Williams when he wasn't doing much. He, Rubio, Love, and Pekovic look to be a good core to build around for the T-Wolves. If they stay healthy, they could possibly be a playoff team.
Chase Budinger is back now playing after being out most of the season for the T-Wolves. He's a player I'd like to see coming off the Pacers bench next year.
Just a FYI Lindsey Hunter is starting and playing all the young players to see what they have. Make no mistake about it if they were trying to win he wouldn't start, Dudley would. Gentry was unfairly fired but if it is because he refused to play the young guys that is understandable. At this point in time the Suns have to do that. I look for the Suns to trade Scola this summer. They would look so smart if they did. They would of basically picked up a great asset for nothing via amnesty. They need a plan though they have a long way to go in their rebuild not very many good assets IMO.
Gortat and Scola is what they should look to deal if they get fair value.
Close to the trade deadline it was reported the Suns were trying to trade Dudley. That seems suggest they feel Wes Johnson was going to be the SG of the future for them.
Dudley is owed 4.25 mil for each of the next 3 years. That to me is a reasonable salary for what he produces even if a bench player.
The Heat are on the road in Orlando, but the Magic are wearing their black road jerseys and the Heat are wearing ( what I assume to be ) White Road jerseys.
WTF is up with that?
Ash from Army of Darkness: Good...Bad...I'm the guy with the gun.
John Wall with an absurd game of 47/7/8. The guy has always had massive talent and potential--perhaps he's finally arriving?
Jae Crowder and Branden Wright are shapeshifters
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When most people see a used dryer sheet, they see something for the trash bin.
But Linda hrn-McDaniel, associate professor of fashion design, took numerous dryer sheets and made them into a garment. In another recycling touch, hrn-McDaniel decorated the bodice with sequins made of Pepsi bottles.
This dress and several other garments created by hrn-McDaniel, a Tallmadge resident, can be seen at the Kent State University Museum through Feb. 10.
"She is just very inventive," said Jean Druesedow, museum director. "She challenges herself to use new technologies. She experiments and this assists her in encouraging her students."
Several pieces have a personal story, such as hrn-McDaniel's wedding dress. Visitors to the museum may recall one part of the dress, which has been on exhibit in the past, but, for the first time, the museum has displayed the overlay that went over the dress. hrn-McDaniel said she spent "several hundred hours" on her wedding dress. The dress includes a sleeveless dress embroidered with the memories she shared with her husband, and her thoughts of him, in both Swedish and English (hrn-McDaniel is originally from Sweden). Then she created a garment to go over top of this dress, which had holes to allow only glimpses of the thoughts and feelings captured in thread in the dress underneath. hrn-McDaniel said that the top garment is what her husband saw first during the wedding; the top part came off during the reception.
hrn-McDaniel said she has recently been experimenting with zero waste garment construction, where the patterns are cut in such a way that there is little to no waste of fabric.
"I admit I didn't think of it at first as stainability but as a way to save money," she said. "But I realized that this was a sustainable way to do things. It's a good pattern challenge to work with."
Several garments on display show hrn-McDaniel's sense of fun, Druesedow said. For example, there are two garments with black stitching, one in the shape of a face in profile, the other with short black stitching at the waist. Upon closer inspection, the black stitches are small black ants.
Another interesting garment is a dress made of pennies attached to black fabric. In an additional touch of whimsy, the heads of the pennies are shown on the front of the garment, and the tails in the back, Druesedow said.
Yet another was made using steel, leather and aluminum.
"I've seen her wear it," Druesedow said of the last dress. "It is very wearable."
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Let's begin today with an interesting tidbit on that ancient index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average. It has been the clear leader in the last several days, and by Monday's close it had been in the green for four trading days in a row. Four days had not seemed like a lot to me, but I checked the statistics anyway -- and it turns out that, for all of 2012, the only longer Dow winning streak was the seven-session run higher that led to the top in mid-March.
Isn't that rather curious when we consider that, in 2012, big-cap dividend-paying stocks were the place to be? The Dow is the "daddy" of these kinds of stocks, yet it managed only one winning streak longer than four days. This tells us the odds of a fifth green day are not high.
As for broader market statistics, not much has changed. Breadth continues to chug along. In fact, if we use volume, breadth on the laggard index Nasdaq has logged a higher high, thanks to beloved Apple (AAPL). While I realize I have written about this several times of late, this tells us that positive seasonality is working in smaller names.
At least the Russell 2000 finally outperformed on Monday, although we do need a microscope to see the move.
While the market is no longer as overbought as it was, it's also not yet oversold. I remain unable to foresee when a good oversold condition will arrive. If we can see some downside this week, then conditions on the Oscillator shape up well for a Santa Claus rally -- both the Oscillator and the 30-day moving average of the advance-decline line would read as oversold for that final week of the year.
I would note that the number of stocks making new highs is still well below where it was on Dec. 3, the last time the S&P 500 was up around 1420, as it was Monday. There were 149 stocks at new highs on Dec. 3, and Monday saw only 85 new highs. This should be improving, not contracting.
I continue to believe the upside will remain limited until the market returns to an oversold condition.
Considering that it's freezing in the Midwest, several folks asked my view on natural gas. As longtime readers will recall, I've often said nat gas traders in New York don't seem to notice the cold weather plaguing other parts of the country -- which is good for nat gas -- until they have to wear heavy coats themselves. Attention New Yorkers: It's coming your way!
In any case, natty bounced off an uptrend line during Monday's gap down, and it closed near the high of the day. So do we put more stock in the bounce off the line, or in the breakdown under $3.60 per Btu, which completes the double-top? I say that if we see a gap up above $3.60, that would produce an island bottom, which would be bullish for nat gas. If it merely continues Monday's intraday rally, then it ought to fail just shy of $3.70. I think it will rally from here, but it's a matter of how that occurs.


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Valdes, Horst make strong cases for 'pen spots Tuesday
CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Left-hander Raul Valdes is a frontrunner for one of the three openings in the Phillies' bullpen, and he seemed to solidify his spot Tuesday in a 10-1 victory over the Rays at Bright House Field.
He pitched three innings, allowing two hits, one run and striking out five. The Phillies don't have a prototypical long man -- nor do they feel they need one -- but Valdes has shown the ability to pitch more than a couple innings while throwing strikes. He went 3-2 with a 2.90 ERA in 27 appearances last season.
"Raul has been fantastic," Phillies pitching coach Rich Dubee said. "He's a strike thrower. He pitches down in the bottom of the zone. He reads bats real well. He reads swings real well, and he can go back and forth on you. He can throw that breaking ball behind in the count, first-pitch strike, double up, triple up. Then he can paint you with some fastballs that are deceptively quick."
Left-hander Jeremy Horst is also a frontrunner for a job. He allowed one hit and struck out one in two scoreless innings. He has a 4.80 ERA this spring, but has not allowed an earned run in his last 10 1/3 innings in seven outings. He also had a 1.15 ERA in 32 appearances last season.
Right-hander Mike Stutes allowed one walk in one scoreless frame. He has allowed four hits, six runs and five walks and struck out one in four innings in his last four appearances. He has a 7.36 ERA this spring. Right-hander Phillippe Aumont seems to be ahead of him for the last job in the bullpen at this point.
"He hadn't commanded the ball really well," Dubee said of Stutes, who missed most of last season because of an injured shoulder. "Whether it's not having last year buildup-wise, or it's still not timing his delivery..."
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for The Stand Pat Boys!" What, you haven't heard of them? They're the group of middle-aged National Hockey League executives whose harmonious excuses make The Backstreet Boys sound like drunken chain-smokers with asthma at a Karaoke bar. Buffalo's Darcy Regier and Phoenix's Wayne Gretzky are among the latest to join the growing chorus singing the smash hits, "We Can't Trade Garbage for Garbage" and "We Must Trade Dollar for Dollar."
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After a recent U.S. U-20 friendly with Cal FC, Benji Joya held the hand of his little brother Augustin, 9, who wore a zig-zag shaved into the side of his head.
At 19, Benji Joya is used to taking care of the family. Growing up in San Jose, Calif., his daily schedule looked like this: school, soccer, then off to help his mother and step father with janitorial work.
Now he lives with his best friend, Dani Cuevas, in Torreón, Mexico, where they play for Santos Laguna. The pair make unlikely protagonists for the United States, which is currently in Turkey for the U-20 World Cup.
"They've been guys that everybody pulls for because they've come the unconventional way," U-20 coach Tab Ramos said. "They're sort of the guys that people didn't want."
They're valued now, particularly by Ramos, who is leaning on the pair to spearhead his attack in the World Cup.
Both are the first born of parents from Mexico. Cuevas spent summers with his aunt nearby in Sacramento and her two sons, who are several years older than Cuevas. He has one sister, "but it's not the same," he told Sporting News. Joya is the oldest of four boys. When his parents separated, he helped his mother – who works for Naturally Clean Janitorial Service – support the family.
Joya played for De Anza Force Academy. At 17, he was prepared to commit to CSU Bakersfield. Instead, a trial with Santos quickly changed his life plans.
Cuevas (Atlas Academy and California Development Academy) had met Maximiliano Roditis, now the agent to both young men, at an indoor arena. Roditis showed up early for his game and liked what he saw from Cuevas, a stocky, direct forward with whirlwind feet, so he approached Cuevas' parents.
When Roditis took the pair to Torreón, the trial was supposed to last one week. "But that turned into months," Joya told Sporting News. Soon enough Joya had to fly back to California to sort out his Mexican passport, so he wouldn't count as a foreign player. The pair moved out of the hotel they'd been staying at and into Casa Club as full-time youth players.
Casa Club is a pair of houses, essentially dorms, stocked with 20 boys each.
"It's not the easiest life in the world," Ramos said. "You really have to be dedicated and really want to do this in order to succeed in the younger levels in Mexico."
Cuevas, weaned on summers away, handled the homesickness better.
"It's pretty tough at first – leaving the family, leaving everything behind," Joya said. Cuevas struggled initially with the rampant crime (which he says has cooled) and the climate. "That heat!" he said. "I couldn't stand it."
But slowly the pair adjusted to life, walking from Casa Club next door to the soccer fields for training and gradually working their way up the pecking order. "We didn't need transportation. We didn't have to pay for anything," Cuevas said. "Food – they gave us everything." All the two had to worry about was playing soccer and each other.
Both described the other as "a brother." "We're always together," Joya said. "We support each other. I support him. He supports me. It's a great relationship."
Joya, a sleek midfielder with a tendency to drift toward the flank, made his first-team debut on his birthday, Sept. 22.
"Benjamin Galindo debuted me," he said, a broad smile unable to mute his pride. He made five appearances that season, including starts against Atlas and in the CONCACAF Champions League versus Toronto FC. But Joya hasn't seen any minutes since Galindo left for Chivas de Guadalajara and new Portuguese manager Pedro Caixinha joined Santos, in January.
Joya talks to Mexican assistant coach Miguel Garcia about his place in the squad.
"I speak to him about what I need to work on. He tells me. He's been telling me to just keep doing what I'm doing," Joya said. "He just tells me to stay calm, because there's a lot of elder players in Santos. They have higher names. Just being there and being on the squad I think is enough for now. I'm young, you know. I'm barely starting."
Joya and Cuevas train with the first team and play with the U-20s.
In January they graduated from Casa Club and moved into a modest pre-furnished house.
"It's not like a real fancy or anything. We're only there to sleep basically," Cuevas said. "Most of the day we're at training. So we just rest there and that's about it."
In February and March the duo left to join the United States in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship in Puebla. Both consider it their breakouts. Ramos said Cuevas, who had two goals and an assist in four matches, singlehandedly won the important earlier matches, which helped the USA qualify for the U-20 World Cup.
"He's a very smart, powerful player," U-20 teammate Jose Villarreal said of Cuevas. "He's someone just so dynamic with the ball, just go at you with the ball and pretty much destroy you with his speed and strength. He has a great shot, a great left foot."
With qualification wrapped up in the quarterfinal, captain Caleb Stanko rejoined his club, Freiburg in Germany. Tab Ramos pulled Joya aside and told him he'd be captain for the semi and final.
"It hit me by surprise but I was ready for it," Joya said. "It's something I've always wanted – to be captain in a team, especially the U.S. national team. I feel I'm a good leader and I like putting the team on my back. I like carrying them. I like fighting for them."
He fought for 120 minutes in the final, scoring the penalty that forced extra time against regional powerhouse Mexico. Eventually, the Americans, down a man and with only enough healthy bodies to make one substitution, caved, losing 3-1. (Cuevas watched from the sideline with an injury.)
"Not a lot of people knew me in Mexico," Joya said. "And then playing in the qualifiers raised my rating in Mexico." People stop him on the street and ask for his autograph now.
"Benji's more of a finesse player," LA Galaxy forward Villarreal said. "He can run at you and beat you with skills but he's a very smart player on the ball. He can connect a few passes and make a very dangerous play on attack. He's a good leader on the field, too."
Neither Joya or Cuevas is cap-tied for the full national team. But before worrying about senior internationals, they need to work their ways into the senior Santos team.
"I think that's the dream for all of us," Joya said. "First we have to work hard for that, obviously. It doesn't give by itself. It's just hard work."
Both see the U-20 World Cup in Turkey as a potential career catalyst. Just as the CONCACAF Championship put them on the map, the World Cup could raise their stocks considerably.
The United States is in arguably the hardest group, along with Spain (current world and European champion), France (fourth in the 2011 U-20 World Cup) and Ghana (2009 U-20 World Cup champs). Progression out of the group stages is a tall ask, especially after losing to Spain 4-1 in the opener on Friday.
Of all the things rattling around in Joya's head when he took the field against Spain – his career arc, his bond with Cuevas, his brother's tiny warm hand – most prominent was his mother, scrubbing hospital floors.
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The agenda meeting marked the first use of the county's increased security measures for public meetings.
The first meeting between New Hanover County Commissioner Brian Berger and the rest of the board since the public call for Berger's resignation went smoothly – mostly because Berger was not present.
Berger arrived at the board of commissioners agenda meeting Thursday evening on time, but did not stay in the conference room once the meeting was called to order. He spent the meeting right outside the conference room doors conducting interviews with local television stations.
He re-entered the 20-minute agenda meeting right as it adjourned.
"The agenda had significantly less important items than the issue of county commission relations, for lack of a better way to put it," Berger said about why he left the meeting. "I think it reflects on all of us. Unfortunately, sometimes adults act like children and there is enough blame to go around. Nobody here is free from responsibility."
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AFTER a run of seven unbeaten home games, Frome Town suffered their first home defeat as they conceded two early goals and, despite a better second half from the home team, play-off certainties Stourbridge always looked capable of defending their lead.
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A week after launching The Ales Way, one of Wharfedale Brewery's shareholders is to run the length of Wharfedale's Ale Trail to raise awareness and money for Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue, whilst calling in at all 15 pubs on the 35 mile trek en route.
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