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MAC Liquidlast Liner Reviews
Not for me.I HATED how thick and globby this went on. I did not like the consistency of it. It did last all day, just like it promises, but if you can get past how difficult it is to apply, then it may benefit you. I won't use this again. After a couple weeks it dried up too. — 6 years, 6 months agovolta | 566 reviews
Probably my favorite eyelinerI own this in an aqua blue & I absolutely love it. The color is so vibrant & it looks so shiny & metallic. It lives up to it's waterproof name; it isn't coming off unless you have a good make-up remover. It goes on really smoothly but I didn't like the brush all that much. The brush is really long which became a problem because I have really long, curly lashes and would end up getting liner on my ...read morelashes & since this was such a bright blue, that was a bit of a problem. If you want a bright color (or just anything not the same color as your mascara) apply mascara fist! Anyway, a tube will last you a really long time too; I used my tube regularly & it lasted for like a year. If you are on a budget, Wet n Wild has a liquid liner in the same vibrant blue; the only difference is that it's not waterproof. — 6 years, 4 months agorunee89 | 299 reviews
Great eyeliner!I love it, it doesn't smudge once dry and the black color is really black. Great buy! — 5 years, 5 months agoreneegro | 210 reviews
Lasts forever!I love this eyeliner, its the only one I trust. It is super waterproof I have even worn it to the beach and swam with it on.. didn't even budge. With that being said you do need an oil based remover to get it off. Extremely long lasting and VERY waterproof. — 3 years, 3 months agoBlondie20 | 5 reviews
MAC Longlasting LinerI have this long-lasting liner in Blue Heaven. Because this liquid liner is waterproof, smudge proof, and pretty much life proof it is a fun color to add to any bold eye makeup. This long-lasting liner can be used on the upper and lower lash line but not to the waterline(otherwise it will cause irritation) All MAC products are fantastic but are a bit pricey. This long-lasting liner is available in several colors and all are highly pigmented making them quite fun to wear — 3 years, 8 months agomelody_merciless | 48 reviews
They don't lie about long lasting!Really hard to apply, but when you do it.. It's kinda like a tatto in your eyes! The color pops amazingly. — 4 years, 6 months agozayrav92 | 6 reviews
The Best!OMG this is the best liner I've ever used! I have oily eyelids and this stuff really stays. Its kinda hard to get off because I don't want to 'scrub' my eyemakeup off. I usually have a small bit left on close to my lashes, but its pretty easy to get off in the morning. — 5 years, 7 months agoMaureenC | 10 reviews
Long lasting but...This eyeliner is VERY long lasting and waterproof. Since it's so long lasting, it's extremely hard to get off. It takes a few wipes in order for me to get it off and it clumps to the roots of my lashes. Also, it dries pretty quickly and the brush is very hard to manage. The brush is pretty prickly, too. — 6 years, 6 months agomiss_t_goofy | 34 reviews
I swear by this product!I'm constantly experimenting with different brands for most of my cosmetics, however, when it comes to my eyeliner, I've been using the same type since I was 14--I'm 21 now! MAC liquidlast liner in 'point black' is not only my trademark, but also my one beauty neccessity. It definately lives up to, even exceeds, it's expectations, although it is surprisingly not one of MAC's most popular product...read mores. I suppose it is a best-kept beauty secret! It may take some practice to apply if you are used to pencil liners, but with a steady hand and a few applications it can quickly be applied with little effort. You can control how bold of a look you want to create simply by sweeping the brush wider along the lash line. You can also keep it subtle just by running a thin line right along your top lashes, or, just by lining the inside of the lash line. This will make any eye color pop and add a little something to your normal look. If you do try this technique however, or are just a beginner with liquid eyeliner, be cautious because until the liner dries, (only takes a minute or so at most) it is easy for the excess to run into your eye and possibly irritate it. Also, if you are a contact lens wearer (like myself) the excess could get stuck on your lens leaving a noticeable spot. If this happens, simply take the lens out and rub the spot between two fingers. It will gone in no time, despite other claims I have read on here. As I mentioned previously, it is important to let the liner dry, although it requires very little effort. Just be careful not to open your eyes very wide immediately after application on the top lid because it will get on your brow line, and once it is on your skin you MUST use soap or remover to take it off. "Liquidlast" is no joke; it cannot be removed with just water, although if you go swimming with it, it will cause it to begin to fade. What's great is that it does not run down your face like pencil liner would, and once it is dry there is no way of it smudging. You can work out with it on, and it will not run into your eyes no matter how much you sweat, and for less than $20 bucks, (which will last you around 2-3 months, even when worn everyday) it is a bargain! Whether you want to wear it alone and create a cat-eye, put it together with grey eyeshadows for a smokey look, or just work a little into the lash line for a natural, but "little something extra" appeal, this liner is amazing. — 6 years, 11 months agoittybittyashley | 1 reviews
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the best eyeliner I have ever ownedI get raccoon eyes very easily and I have tried almost every eyeliner product out there. I'm so happy my search ended after discovering this eyeliner. I can exercise, work all day, cry, and not even worry about raccoon eyes on a hot day. Because it stays on so well, it is true when people say it's hard to take off. After struggling with black eyes all the time, that problem is miniscule to me....read more Just buy MAC's oil-based makeup remover and it comes off just fine. It is, however, a small tube and goes out in 2 months if you use it everyday. $18 a tube is a lot to consider if you have to purchase it that often, but to me, it's well worth the price. — 7 years, 1 month agomalady0912 | 3 reviews
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adidas Originals x Spezial A/W 17
Sep 21 2017
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Gareth Pugh S/S 18
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My Name Is Eva And I Am A Witch
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Gareth Pugh A/W 17
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Gareth Pugh's collection for A/W 17 presents a ferocious expression of female resistance in the form of monolithic, dexterous garments. Filmed amongst ...
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Georgina Evans and Reiner Holzemer
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As part of SHOWstudio's commitment to championing fashion film and the possibilities of showing clothing in movement, Nick Knight invites aspiring film...
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SHOWstudio x Parsons
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In-keeping with SHOWstudio's ethos of international awareness and our reach to a global audience, Nick Knight opens conversation into the repercussions...
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In Fashion
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A constant series of exclusive and in-depth video interviews, profiling a myriad of individuals who help shape the ever-changing landscape of contempor...
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Dark Matter
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For his A/W 17 collection, forward-thinking footwear designer Nicholas Kirkwood tapped director Rei Nadal to create a promotional fashion film. The col...
Nick Knight, KANGHYUK, D /ARK, H. LORENZO, Gabriel Carasso, Lara Johnson-Wheeler, Raquel Couceiro, Stavros Karelis and Harry Fisher
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Ffrench Pharmaceuticals
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Nick Knight, Gareth Pugh, Rei Nadal, Raquel Couceiro, Georgina Evans, Lara Johnson-Wheeler and Layla Sailor
Mar 27 2017
Constructed seeks to exhibit the growing medium of fashion film within China whilst examining the faculty for contemporary artists to express themselve...
Nick Knight, Travis Scott, Numéro, Riana Casson and Numéro Homme
Mar 6 2017
Building on their previous creative collaboration, Nick Knight unites with rapper Travis Scott once again for the cover story of Numéro Magazine's 33rd...
Nick Knight, Matthew Williams, Paul Hetherington, ALYX, NOLIFE and Raquel Couceiro
Natural Order: Alyx A/W 16
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For the presentation of Alyx's A/W 16 collection, Nick Knight and Matthew Williams explore the chaos inherent in nature. Model Stella Lucia appears bot...
adidas, Gary Aspden, Nick Griffiths, &SON and Chronixx
adidas Originals x SPEZIAL S/S 17
Feb 27 2017
Celebrating the launch of the S/S 17 SPEZIAL collection, Gary Aspden, Nick Griffiths and &SON offer a short film set to music composed by Matthieu Bost...
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Ungewöhnlich Schön
Feb 22 2017
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New Space
Jan 26 2017
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18 Woodstock Street
Jan 20 2017
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Rei Nadal, Stavros Karelis, PRETTYBIRD, DELADA and Raquel Couceiro
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Commissioned by MACHINE-A's Stavros Karelis, Rei Nadal's latest film for DELADA showcases their A/W 17 collection and its multi-material, patchwork sty...
Simone Rocha, Rob Rusling and Gabriel Carasso
Design Download: Simone Rocha
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Black Orchid 2016
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Natasha Garoosi, Wendy Bowman, Alexandra Gavillet and Lara Johnson-Wheeler
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Ronan Mckenzie and Georgina Evans
Hard Ears
Dec 7 2016
Launched in December 2016, HARD EARS is photographer Ronan Mckenzie's debut publication. HARD EARS' first issue is a collection of text and imagery ins...
Nick Knight, Charlotte Stockdale, Clemence Lobert, Raquel Couceiro, Phoebe Arnold, British Fashion Council and Travis Scott
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New Happiness · Love Chaos: Alyx S/S 17
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Demi Couture
Nov 7 2016
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Oct 7 2016
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Nick Knight and Daelim Museum
Nick Knight: Image
Oct 6 2016
From 6 October 2016, Daelim Museum presents 'Nick Knight: Image', Knight's first solo show. The exhibition features over 100 works and installations, h...
Nick Knight, Wolf Gillespie, adidas and Gary Aspden
adidas Originals x SPEZIAL A/W 16
Sep 19 2016
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Drawing On Style
Sep 15 2016
In collaboration with historical fashion illustration experts Gray M.C.A, SHOWstudio presents 'Drawing On Style', an exhibition showcasing original fas...
Nick Knight, Katie Shillingford, Isamaya Ffrench, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, AnOther, Younji Ku, 0044 and Riana Casson
Comme des Garçons
Sep 9 2016
Nick Knight and stylist Katie Shillingford unite to celebrate key pieces from Comme des Garçons' A/W 16 collection. Rei Kawakubo's bubblegum pinks and ...
Eva Losada Membibre, Rei Nadal, Stavros Karelis, Ellie Grace Cumming, DELADA, Raquel Couceiro and PRETTYBIRD
Sep 2 2016
Director Rei Nadal's fashion film, created exclusively for SHOWstudio and MACHINE-A, features DELADA's first full collection. The range was inspired by...
Nick Knight, Anna Trevelyan, Demi Scott, Younji Ku, Andrew Tomlinson and Harmony Boucher
The Worst Crime Is Faking It
Aug 25 2016
This Nick Knight film offers an honest portrait of a relationship between two young lovers, Demi Scott and Harmony Boucher. The work seeks to authentic...
Hywel Davies, Lou Stoppard, Central Saint Martins, Shonagh Marshall, Judith Watt and Alistair O'Neill
Jul 15 2016
Inspired by the predominance of fluff and fuzz on the runways, as well as the debates around body hair as a style or political statement, in early 2016...
Nick Knight and Kate Moss
Jul 7 2016
This addition to our e-shop is a t-shirt masterminded by SHOWstudio founder Nick Knight and modelled by Kate Moss. The limited edition piece features w...
Nick Knight, Matthew Williams, Andrew Tomlinson, ALYX, 032c and Raquel Couceiro
The Sound Of Light's Own Destruction
Jul 4 2016
Commissioned by Matthew Williams, creative director of fashion label Alyx, for his exhibition at 032c's space in Berlin, Nick Knight's film takes the f...
Gareth Pugh, Stephen Jones, Simon Foxton, Adam Murray, Lou Stoppard, Jon Emmony, Claire Barrow, Ben Whyman, Jamie Hawkesworth, Nina Manandhar, Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool John Moores University, Adrian Green, Helen Smith, Michael Kenny, Yara Heine, Christopher Shannon, Gary Aspden, Thom Murphy, Tom Zambaz and Katie Hindle
Jul 3 2016
'The skill will be in learning to look beneath the clichés and habits of imagination that lie at the heart of these myths.' Motivated by questioning ex...
Nick Knight, Helen Bullock, Alina Zamanova, Amelie Hegardt, Jenifer Corker, Rei Nadal, Richard Kilroy, Valerie Servais, Velwyn Yossy, Stephen Doherty, Bex Cassie, Frida Wannerberger, Gill Button, Samuel Harrison, Jacquetta Crook, Joshua Osborn, Connie Lim, Stephan Beaumont One Eye Girl, Cecilia Carlstedt, Nicasio Torres Melgar, Alessandra Genualdo, Yasmin Wijnaldum, Molly Bair, Ruth Bell, Julia Banas, Selena Forrest, Chaos Fashion, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, Riana Casson, Alina Stashinova, GARAGE Magazine, Raquel Couceiro and Gabriel Carasso
Jun 30 2016
On 30 June and 1 July 2016, SHOWstudio undertook its first ever Facebook Live broadcast. The stream, a collaboration with GARAGE Magazine, encompasses ...
Nick Knight, Carrie Scott, Robin Muir and Raquel Couceiro
Vogue 100: A Century of Style
Jun 27 2016
To celebrate 'Vogue 100: A Century of Style', a landmark exhibition that travelled from the National Portrait Gallery to Manchester Art Gallery, Nick K...
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Maybelline New York Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner Reviews
Gel EyelinerI really like this product. It is easy to apply and really lasts. — 6 years, 1 month agoCaroleVonAllten | 1401 reviews
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Not goodStreaky and messy. It smudged all over the place, and not in a good way. Junk. — 6 years, 7 months agoLittleBunny | 545 reviews
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Liked it a lot, but they do dry out a bit too fast...I had this in black and in brown, and hit pan on both of them. They are smudge proof and really, truly last all day. I do have to say though that they dry out pretty quickly. I personally didn't have a problem with that because I had literally been using them every day until I ran out, but I could see many people unhappy about that. Not everyone commits to one brand of liner at a time, so it...read more's not very practical when they dry out within 7 months. If you are looking for something that's blendable - don't get this because it sets pretty quickly. If you need an eye liner that is well pigmented, will last you all day and sets relatively quickly, then this is a perfect one for you. It's a thick cream, almost has a waxy feeling to it and the little brush that comes with these is pretty handy too – I actually ended up using it at the time. With that being said, I would like to point out that since then, I have completely switched to using "e.l.f. Cosmetics" Studio Eye Liners. I find them a lot more creamy than these "Maybelline" ones, they don't dry out as quickly which gives you time to smudge them if you need to and they definitely last you all day. Those are seriously smudge and water-proof. Sometimes I need to run the brush on the back of my hand before using it on my eyelid, and if I don't wash that swatch off right away I will have to work at it pretty hard the next time I wash my hands. These need to be rubbed off with a sponge! So yes, using a makeup remover for mascara definitely helps at the end of the day. But if you are considering getting these "Maybelline" liners because you've heard a lot about them – yes, definitely go for it. It is a good product and still relatively inexpensive, compared to high end alternatives of the same type… ;) — 3 years, 2 months agoNikatron | 150 reviews
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Ok, but not more than that.I've read a bunch of great reviews of this eyeliner, so decided to try it. It is not very impressive… The PROS: fairly intense color, smooth and easy application, nice little jar. CONS: doesn't last so well, the price is high for the questionable quality. Here is why I say the quality is questionable- I don't have oily eyelids, but by mid-day this eyeliner smudges, fades, and leaves marks where ...read moreit is not supposed to be. That happens even in dryer cooler environment. I actually end up carrying the jar and the brush with me for touch-ups. The liner is not easy to remove. Even elf's cream eyeliner lasts much longer and at one third of a price. And if you want something long-lasting, with good pigmentation, and easier to remove, and cheap, go for NYC's liquid eyeliner. Will not repurchase, do not recommend. — 3 years, 9 months agovenenumletalis | 176 reviews
Great drugstore creme eyelinerI keep coming back to this eyeliner for many reasons. Color payoff is awesome. Very long lasting since I have oily lids and it doesn't smudge on me. I can do different looks with this eyeliner. The brush that comes with the eyeliner is good but I'd rather use my pointed eyeliner brush that I bought at a craft store. But I didn't toss the brush. It actually makes a great brush for putting on brow powder. The formula is not too dry, not too creamy. — 5 years, 6 months agodarkangel81 | 302 reviews
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Happy I switchedThis is a great deep black eyeliner. I find that once it sets it doesn't go anywhere and it's easy to achieve a lovely cat's eye look with a thin brush and little strokes. The brush that came with the liner is junk, I just use my elf angled eyeliner brush. And it can be a bit difficult to remove from my lash line. This is available in black, brown, dark blue and plum. I'll be repurchasing the black and possibly the plum! — 5 years, 2 months agokimihavens | 74 reviews
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Great product!I just bought these on deep discount. I got the black and purple colors. It's my first time using creme eyeliner - I'm a liquid and pencil girl usually - and so I'm still practicing. The brush is a bit too small for me, so I bought the ELF angled eyeliner brush with great results. I love the black shade - it's dramatic and purely black, making my brown eyes pop. I was disappointed in the purple s...read morehade, which is more shimmery rather than a deeply pigmented color. The formula is creamy and moist, not really gel-like, but it's easy and comfortable to apply. Oddly, it does seem to last, but towards a longer run, the richness of the color is what seemed to fade. My first foray into cream/gel eyeliner and with some more time, I think I could really get to like this product. — 4 years, 10 months agonycmuse | 136 reviews
Long Lasting but sets longer than my preferedSo I generally go to Sephora and use the smudge pot. However that is twice as much as this product and it dries out pretty quickly. I have had this for almost a year and it's still going strong. Generally what I do is apply this first and then proceed after going into something else. It tends to smear if it hasn't set well. So I give it a good few minutes if I have the time to. I don't use it ever...read moreyday so if you're in a rush this may not be the best thing for you if you're applying concealor or something else that could potentially smear it. It's good for the price and does what I need it to do. It didn't get a 10 because of the setting time. — 3 years, 3 months agoMzWayne | 74 reviews
Great productI love this eyeliner, I tried a lot of eyeliners that faded thoughout the day, but this one stays put and is easy to apply. In addition, its very versatile (you can make a little line or make your eyes as dramatic as you wish). On the down side, the brush doesn't come with a cover to protect or store the brush. Thats why I give it an 8 instead of a 10. Still, the cream itself is amazing. — 6 years, 1 month agogisellemarie | 23 reviews
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Nice but not perfect.I like the deep black color, very dramatic. It glides smoothly on your eyelid. The formula and the pencil lets you do a fine line or a very dramatic wing line, it lets you get creative with eyeliner and I love that. It's not perfect because in the afternoon I had a black line in my crease and I had to clean it everytime. — 5 years, 5 months agoreneegro | 210 reviews
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By Mark MacClary
May 18, 2004
|40 DOLLAR REWARD FOR ANY INFORMATION LEADING TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE PERSON THAT STOLE MY DRAWS OFF OF MATRIARCH. I repeat, I will give anyone 40 bucks for any information that will lead me to the little f*cking b*tch that stole my draws, e-mail me or just leave a comment please. To whoever took them I promise no harm will come if you contact me first, but I'm gonna warn you, I have been climbing in Colorado for over seven years and regularly visit every crag in the state. So every time you use them you better be looking over your shoulder because I know exactly what they look like and I promise you we are going to fight. If you think I'm bluffing, just wait, I will find you.
By Anonymous Coward
Aug 26, 2004
|Mmmm. Climbing right off the road. So good!
By ziggler
Aug 21, 2006
|Someone seems to have re-bolted the left side of the wall. Anchors have been moved and bolt positions changed on some climbs. By doing us this dis-service the traverse (one of the best lines on the wall) has been ruined. The run-out and position between bolts 2 & 3 now means that you will deck if you are close to bolt #3 and fall.
By Darren Mabe
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Sep 15, 2006
The recent re/retrobolting destroyed some of the historical significance of this crag. True, the bad bolts have been replaced by good ones, but some unnecessary additions have been poked in.
A few examples:
I think it would be a better service if the top hook anchors had been replaced (Anarchitect, Anarchy Rules, etc...). The top snap links on Hazardous Waste do not seem to be full strength, 600-800lbs max?! It would have been good to replace the first hanger on Matriarch. The last bolt on Power Trip is not needed. Anarchy in the UK climbs differently now. The added 3rd bolt on Monkey Wrench is not neccessary.
Hopefully, this doesn't start being an acceptable practice in the rest of the canyon. In the future, I would suggest coming to a forum such as this site for community consensus.
By Nate Weitzel
Sep 20, 2006
|I agree with the above comments, the re-bolting while attempting to be a service, has changed the routes and put bolts in rock in areas that are not needed. In addition, the upper anchors on Power Trip and Anarchy in the UK now cause the rope to run sharply over the edge. The added bolts, especially to the 12a/b, and the 11c are entirely out of character with the "old" routes, and are not needed. I too agree that the 12c traverse will now be much more dangerous to lead, and am glad that I finished this before the changes. Do us all a favor, and please do not change the position of any more bolts in CCC, especially on the few "heady" bolted climbs that are around (stay away from the top of Presto, Anarchitect, etc.)!
By Nate Adams
Apr 12, 2007
I hate to point fingers, but the rebolting was egregious. I've been told that Ken Trout moved bolts and anchor locations. I certainly don't want to blame the wrong culprit, so if it was not you, Ken, please say so, and I'll modify this post. Whoever it was, please take the time to talk to the first ascentionist and/or the climbing community to get a consensus before changing the nature of existing lines.
Unless anyone objects, I plan to restore the traverse by replacing the chopped bolt with a high quality stainless steel ASCA bolt/hanger. I'll locate the bolt as close as possible to the original hole. BTW, Fixe Triplex bolts are perfect for climbing, as they can be easily removed and inspected, and there is no need to turn the rock into Swiss cheese when replacing (only one hole is ever needed).
The re-bolter used spring-loaded snap links on the 2nd and 3rd route from left. These are labeled only "China". Given no way to track the manufacturer, the rated strength is unknown. Further, they are difficult to clip. I propose restoring the anchors to their original locations with double ring stainless Fixe anchors from the ASCA. If the rebolter wants his/her hardware back, just let me know, but please don't use those "China" links for climbing. They're probably fine for hanging philodendrons, though.
By Darren Mabe
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Apr 12, 2007
|Agree 100% and you have my support, Nate!
By richard magill
Apr 13, 2007
|Good, Nate! The bolts at Anarchy were always fine, never needed revision.
By K Trout
From: Golden, Colorado
May 14, 2007
June 27, 2007: I took off the massive blog that was here, just too much. The changes to the left side of Anarchy are covered in both Mark Rolofson's and Darren Mabe's guidebooks.
One new thing is that Mark got the bolt back in on the traverse last week. tech note: It took two battery packs (DeWalt) to get the old metal out and 1/2 inch rawl 5-piece in.
Sorry to have caused a stir and hope to see you all up there!
By louis
From: Albuquerque
May 14, 2007
I have lowered off the mussy hooks on both Hazardous Waste and Power Trip at least ten times. Although the first iteration of the hooks had smaller openings, they offered superior safety to the old untie-and-thread method. Mussy hooks are safer than closed shut anchors or lap links, dictate fewer critical steps in the lowering process (including untying from the rope), and also expediate the non-climbing moments of climbing - leaving more time to sit around and fight the pump. The opinion that mussy hooks are safer, based on accidents from unite-and-thread method, is spreading from the Sierra as the best solution to safely descending (see current Owen's River Guide).
While certainly not perfect, last summer's re-bolting was not conspiciously bad nor ill-intended. The extra bolts on Hazardous Waste and Anarchy in the UK certainly make the routes more enjoyable and safer. The extra bolt on the UK makes the route safe and worth leading. Likewise, last summer's re-placement of the anchors on Power Trip (and its added bolt largely useless and where the original anchors used to be) allowed the climber to reach the anchors after trully completing the climb. After pulling the final ledge, the climber could clip the mussy hooks and statically weight the rope from the ledge. The original anchor forced the climber to down jump if they wanted to finish the route. Unlike the current anchor chains that meet at the impossible-to-clip last bolt, the mussy hooks' anchors both allowed the climber to finish Power Trip powerfully, up and over the final ledge, and removed a dangerous step in the lowering process.
I agree with Ken that Anarchy, perhaps appropriately, presents difficult route-setting problems, with imperfect solutions. Lastly, "pointing fingers" based on word of mouth is always a bummer. I guess though that the area's name is Anarchy.
By Nate Weitzel
May 16, 2007
Ken and others:
I am glad to read the history and situation. I will admit to removing the hooks on Power Trip and Hazardous Waste, and would love to get them back to you ASAP. I wanted to put in stainless steel biners or clips that were easier to clip, but didn't find them yet and was fed up with clipping the hooks. They seemed to twist my rope significantly and I felt the clip was very difficult. With regard to the anchor position on Power Trip, my only reason for putting the clip where it is now, was to avoid running the rope over the admittedly round edge. Again, I confess to having climbed these routes many many times, as I routinely work out here. I certainly have all the moves wired and primarily use the cliff as an outdoor gym. So I appreciate trying to improve the anchors, and I am not sure that my modification is really the best thing, I just wanted to improve the "clippability" of the routes (although it is still tough to clip the power trip anchors, and is easiest still to climb up a bit higher than before). Other climbs in CCC (Wall of Justice) have regular carabiners for anchors, and my thought was that they are very easy to change out at the first sign of problems.
While I also appreciate the idea of trying to top out on Power Trip, I basically think that this is really a very nice, bolted boulder problem. While the top is mildly interesting, I personally do not think it is worth all the hassel and rope issues to have the anchor above the lip. My two cents are that these routes should be sport routes that are easy to lower off of without danger or rope damage.
I do have concerns about the chains at the top of Anarchy in the UK as they are not galvanized, and have already rusted significantly. I was planning on changing them out soon, not the length or position, just the chains. Incidently, while I had previously done this route multiple times, never falling while clipping the open hooks, last weekend I took a significant fall off of the ledge trying to top out Anarchy in the UK while there was water flowing on the sloping ledge causing me to slip. (Another argument for avoiding this hassel and keeping the clips at the lip). Another ten feet for these short routes doesn't really seem much use in my opinion. Although in retrospect, the extra bolt down low does make this route more fun and less scary.
I intended this email / commentary to be friendly, and not antagonistic or angry at all, so I hope that it doesn't sound that way. I apologize if changing the anchors at Anarchy to the current set up also was a bad move, but like you, I was trying to keep the cliff fun, convenient and safe.
Overall though, I am happy that Anarchy Wall does not have crowds of people there, and that is the main reason I like the cliff. There are plenty, and I mean plenty, of good 5.11 and 5.12 routes with many, many bolts on them scattered throughout the canyon. I would like to see some routes left a little more old school, especially ones that require working both physical moves and mental toughness. This has always been the character of Anarchy Wall, at least in the ten years I have climbed here and I am ok with that.
Cheers and safe climbing.
By Nate Adams
May 16, 2007
Hi Ken - Thanks again for your hard work and being a good sport, particularly regarding my prodding comments :). I think the bottom line here is that intentions were good, and improvements have been made, and will continue.
As far as the 'mussy hooks' go, my suggestion is to plead with the ASCA for Fixe's Sport Anchor. The steel quality is almost certainly better than the Chinese material (my humbly biased opinion), and the openings are designed for climbing ropes. I'm sure they would be happy to provide gear for the retro-bolting that needs to be done in Clear Creek. The ASCA has been very generous in providing gear for causes such as this, including drill bits, bolts, hangars and anchor hardware. Check out:
As far as fixed draws for the traverse, what would folks think about a few 'permanent' chain draws with steel biners near the start?
By micah stocker
May 16, 2007
|I am glad to see the work done on this wall. I was working anarchy in the UK several years ago and I thought it was a pretty damm good route. I am sure it is much better now. I really appreciate the history on this wall. While I haven't lived in Colorado for almost two years now, I remember sending Power Trip as my first 12. When I was climbing at Anarchy I never really understood how much work went into putting up this place. Thank you. Out of all the walls in CCC and the country for that matter, this is one of my favorite.
By Nate Weitzel
May 16, 2007
So after reading about these mussy hooks, I looked into them more as Ken suggested, and they are being promoted at Owens River Gorge and by the ASCA as a preferred anchor for sport climbs such as at Anarchy Wall. When I first used these, I think I used the small one that Ken put up, but now that I look at the larger one (rated >1000 lbs), it seems to clip ok although stiff and to be ok on the rope. I will plan on putting these back up in place of the biners I installed recently. Further anchor "renovations" should still be discussed and considered, although I don't support moving the PT anchors up.
This is a commentary from the ASCA website:
CRAG and ASCA replace anchors in the Owens River Gorge
Thanks to CRAG and the ASCA, climbers will find 20 new anchors at the Great Wall of China and Negress/Warm Up Wall at Owens River Gorge. Instead of the traditional cold shuts, usually with a backup Fixe sport clip, there are now "Mussy" hooks, which you've seen if you've done some of the newer routes like Dr. Evil. These are hugely thick tow hooks, attached to normal hangers with a quick-link; ultimate strength rating of 8,000 lbs (the quick-links: 10,500 lbs). The Mussy hooks have a gate, unlike most cold shuts. A 3rd bolt with a chain plus carabiner is also present on some of the routes. Yeah, some jerk may pilfer the biner, but by the time the hooks start wearing thin, you can put another one on as a backup. Even on the anchors with two hooks, if you don't like the look of a worn hook, just slide it up on the quick-link and add a leaver biner.
The Mussy hooks will vastly improve the safety margins of the anchors while preserving the tradition of super-convenient lower-off anchors. Cold shuts, while time proven, are also somewhat dicey. Also, there are no conventional hangers to clip with cold shuts if you don't like the look of the hook, while Mussy hooks are attached to normal hangers. This also means that they can be used as lower-off points for the first pitch of multi-pitch routes, since you can clip into the hangers to belay.
In addition, future replacement is much easier. Instead of having to unscrew the main bolt at the anchor every time you swap out a cold shut (and find a rusty mess inside), the Mussy hooks are easily swapped by unscrewing the quick link. The new bolts we are using are super bomber 1/2" stainless steel Rawl 5-pieces with big Fixe hangers.
While these new hooks seem insanely thick, and while the concept of them wearing to nothing appears infinitely far off, PLEASE use quickdraws when top-roping, and a rope bag to keep your rope free of metal-carving dust. You can clip the main bolt, the link, or the hook itself, just as long as you make sure the last person can safely transfer over to the fixed anchor.
We hope to switch more and more anchors in the Gorge to the new system over the coming months (and yearsÉ).
By MixmasterM10
Jul 3, 2008
To: JLeining
You're an idiot. A crack climb rated 12d/x is no 'perfect' example of something that shouldn't be bolted. Again, you're even more of an idiot to think that if you send it, you have the right to chop the bolts. How many times did you two enjoy the bolts that are in-place to rehearse your climb-of-the-century-historical-ascent?? Besides, the first ascent has been done, your ascent will be meaningless....
By Tom Hanson
Jul 3, 2008
Saying that the bolts are no longer legitimate since it's been climbed trad is kind of like erasing the Wright brothers from the history of flight because an airplane subsequently broke the sound barrier.
We never would have landed man on the moon without the endeavors of the Wright brothers.
No one would have led Anarchitect trad without Alan vizualizing and bolting the line.
By Darren Mabe
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Jul 3, 2008
|Check the date of their last post, guys. This is almost exactly a year ago, old news. While you have valid points, let it be. Nothing happened to the route and nothing will. They weren't being serious and were just talkin' shit.
By M Lindfors
From: Highlands Ranch
Jul 14, 2009
|My son left his shoes here on July 5 or 6, 2009 they are size 4.5 Pontas, and we would love to get them back. Please message me or look at the lost and found forum for my number. Thanx
By Jeff Welch
From: Denver, CO
May 26, 2010
My friend had his draws stolen off Anarchitect in the last few days.
Details here
Please get them back to him.
By Harald Harb
From: Dumont
Jul 26, 2010
I don't understand the disintegration of civility in climbing? If a draw is on a route, honor it. Why remove it, steal it, take it away? It's not yours. Ok, if it's a weak or a defective draw, sure, use your own, but don't steal it! Heathen!
Honor among climbers?
By Jay Samuelson
From: Denver CO
Jun 13, 2011
|Hey Mr. Nick, I hear ya there. Unfortunately Anarchy Wall is probably the most robbed crag in Clear Creek due to ease of access and common fixed draws on these routes. Another guy was working Anarchy Rules the past few weeks and also had a few of his draws stolen. I think the only guarantee (especially here) is to not leave your gear hanging....
By Keith H. North
From: Englewood, CO
Jun 15, 2011
One idea that seems to keep draws where they are: Rapid links. tighten them down TIGHT! Makes them hard enough to remove so that it isn't worth it for the rouge jackass.
Though someone did steal not only a draw (rapid link + sling + biner), but they took the bolt off, too. They were jacked from one of Kimball's new routes, and if someone knows something, apologizing to Kimball would go over very well.
By Jay Samuelson
From: Denver CO
Jul 2, 2011
|I wouldn't recommend adding perma-draws to this wall, more than likely they'll probably get stolen as well. It's not that hard to hang draws and clean 'em on these routes - especially on the left side. It's frustrating not being able to leave up draws to project the routes here, but I don't think fixing the left side of the wall is the answer.
By Tzilla Rapdrilla
Jul 6, 2011
|I would recommend against perma draws on this crag, or any in CCC for that matter. Remember that almost all of CCC is Jefferson County Open Space and visual impacts matter. Climbers presently enjoy a fairly relaxed atmosphere in CCC, but lots of stuff dangling off the crags attract a lot more unwanted attention. The less that climbers are noticed by the non-climbing public the better. If you look at the crag from 100 yards away and no one is climbing, there should be no obvious signs that climbers use the crag. Besides it's easy to put the draws up on Anarchy or any other crag in CCC when you do the route and take them down when you leave for the day.
By Peter Beal
From: Boulder Colorado
Jul 7, 2011
|The Anarchy Wall is 30 feet high and takes about two minutes to clean any route on the left side. Why would anyone want fixed draws here?
By Darren Mabe
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Jul 7, 2011
|If y'all are that hard-up on draws, I currently have at least 47 draws (!?) hanging on several routes in that canyon that you are welcome to borrow. I don't know their current condition or if anyone is using them, but just a thought. ;)
By SteveZ
From: Denver, CO
Sep 4, 2012
Does anyone know what the short little route is that sits above Question Authority? It's about 3 bolts and maybe 20 ft. Doesn't appear to have an anchor either.
Also, has anyone tried the project to the left of Chaos, right of Anarchitect? It looks pretty blank, but I'm sure there's some sneaky beta out there... right?
Edit: ... so to answer my own question, the project is really tough. The second half is very doable at probably 12- but the first half is heinously blank. There may be just enough there but it will be like a much harder, longer version of anarchitect's crux pulling on those slopey ripples.
By Andrew Riley
From: Yangon, Myanmar
May 17, 2013
|Steve, I got on that three bolt line up top today, and it was harder than I thought it would be 11plus range probably. I had to hang a couple times. I ended up topping out and cleaning my draws with a stick clip.
By Jay Samuelson
From: Denver CO
May 26, 2013
I did the 3 bolt line up the hill from Anarchy Wall today. I would say it's 5.12a, and there is an anchor up and left once you mantle the ledge. The bolts looks less than inspiring though, and you can either downclimb easy 5th back to the base or once mantling over you can downclimb/down-clean your gear off the route instead of using the bolts. Decent moves and harder than it looks.
Also to whomever was up there last, you forgot 2 cigarette butts, the wrapping to your pack of cigarettes, and the tinfoil you ripped off from inside the pack. PM me with tinfoil color and I will get them back to you.
Edit 7/16: I replaced the anchor on what I called Power Rules up the hill with a new two bolt anchor a few weeks ago.
By Craig Hoffman
From: Boulder
Jul 15, 2013
Boulder Climbing Community: Fixed Hardware Replacement Initiative.
Thanks to all the work done by all the volunteers this past weekend in Clear Creek. Over 90 bolts were replaced!
By Andrew Riley
From: Yangon, Myanmar
Nov 3, 2014
|I may have left a bright green Outdoor Research jacket at Anarchy in the last couple of weeks; probably over by Chaos. If anyone picked it up let me know. 303-868-1317.
By Jason Zellers
Jan 29, 2016
|Regarding SteveZ... to answer your question, the 20 foot 3 bolt route above Question Authority is called Above all Authority, 12a/b, bolted in the summer of 2001. The black crack to the right is called Medical Authority, 11a, 1 bolt anchor, and there is a really short boulder problem with a 1 bolt anchor to the right of that. This area was bolted by myself and Steve Schmidt. Medical Authority was first ascended by Dr. Gilbert Peneda.
By Max Robbins
Apr 3, 2016
|Belay glasses found on April 3, 2016.
By josh-works
From: Golden, CO
Oct 24, 2016
Found sunglasses 10/22/16 (Saturday).
Give me the description, and I'll get 'em back to you.
I'll delete this in a week or two, to avoid cluttering up the discussion of more useful things.
By Mike McKinnon
From: Golden, CO
Nov 5, 2016
|Found something at the base of Anarchectect last weekend. Tell me what you lost, and if it matches what I found, we can meet up for the exchange.
By Terry O'Neill
Mar 18, 2017
|I left a pair of Native Wazee sunglasses at the base of Anarchitect on Friday, March 17th 2017, around 630pm. Please call or text me if you happened to pick them up. I checked the wall around 3pm on Saturday March 18th. Thanks! 720-447-6164


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Looks to cold for some to get out, but lets see who does
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Morning Masters. This cold weather is for the birds. I"m to far south to wake up to temps in the 20's for the next few days. Then to top it off, they are saying we have a chance of wintery mixture possible on Friday, don't they know we can't drive in that. The wrecker service will be in high demand if it does. After a great weekend with some running and watching many friends set huge PR's at the louisiana marathon on Sunday, I was pumped up on running. But since the gym I joined last friday isn't open yet, I will have to hope the high spirit carries over for when it warms up. I will stay inside bundle up thinking how in the world do y'all get out there and do it. Stay safe and warm masters.
dfbourg - Thanks for starting us off.
It does seem like a stronger winter than in recent memory. 4*F here. It was supposed to be sub-zero but some cloud cover kept it a little warmer. Screw shoes again because of snow and ice on the roads. Thankfully, just a breath of wind. 6.2 miles at recovery pace. Felt surprisingly good after yesterday's tempo.
Happy Hump Day masters!
Morning all!
We're still in the cold snap. It's -13f, with windchill of -28f. Good times. ;-)
I have plans with DBF tonight, but need to fit in a short run at some point today. (I didn't run last night). Even 2-3 miles is fine.
Back in a bit, take care everyone,
Hey Masters! Got a little bit of snow last night here in NC. Less than an inch. Schools 2 hours late, so DW got a slight break. Won't make it out of the 20s today!
Plan is 3-4 miles, hopefully outside. As I said before, since I haven't been running much this winter, layering up to go run hasn't gotten old yet. Anything but the TM if I can make it happen.
Pudov - Yes, caught some of the Isles game last night since the Canes got canceled in Philly. Tavares is special - no doubt! Isles are looking good for a second half push. Good luck with the restructuring. My company just went through a bunch of that - didn't affect my contract, but one is never sure and it is always stressful. Keep us posted.
Elizabeth - I have nothing to say except - brrrrr!
DF - good morning. Stay warm! It's all relative I guess. Our old Alaska friends laugh at us wearing jackets in the low 50s. We got a chuckle out of them nearly passing out from the "heat" when they came to visit and it was only 85 here! I like 4 seasons personally - as long as a 6 month summer is one of them!
NB4 - hope the snow wasn't too much of an issue. I saw news of double digit totals up your way. How was it?
Snail - way to get it done in the cold - nice 10K.
Falcon - Is it a good thing or bad ting that I can't remember what AFSO21 is anymore? I know I knew it once, but it's been 7 years already since I hung up the spurs. Hard to believe how fast time goes by.
N8 - I assume your are outbound again by now, if not there. Hope all is well.
Shout outs to gship, George, EIB, jbyram, Fittest, RCL, mysol, Liney, Poppy, Mile 1, TC, DAW and the rest of the Masters.
Good morning Masters! Thanks for starting us off dfbourg. Tuesday: 9 miles 1:36:15 - 10:41 avg. pace - easy in snow + 2x150m reps. The bitter cold is here. I should have counted my blessings the temps were all of 16° for my run yesterday. I'll put on my hardcore gear and run after I get the kiddies off to school. Stay warm and run inspired!
Not as cold as some. It was 1 with a WC of -10. I did an easy 7 and now back in bed....thinking about doing taxes later in the day.
Good morning masters
6.4 miles to begin a winter morning.
Pleasantly surprised to awake and find that the storm had kept just to the south of us. We had a dusting of snow last evening and that was pretty much it. Even the wind was a non-issue when I was out there. The storm had its eye on Cape Cod. Good place for it if you ask me. They seem to always miss the storms (due to the ocean influence on the temperature) that bang us around .
Brisk walk for me today to play it safe due to temperature (minus 2). I'll be in the walking-mode for the next couple of days and that's fine. Fortunately for me I'm on a road that is almost 100% trustworthy in that almost all of the surface is new within just a few years. Most days I know where the ice is (if any) and there are only a few potholes. Nevertheless, I definitely don't want to breadk-down with the extreme temperatures that are settling-in.
Have a great day friends....work hard
Happy Hump Day, Masters.
Today would make a good rest day. However, I had mine Monday, so I bundled up and hit the road. 6* with no wind, so the 'feels like' was supposedly also 6*. Seemed a lot colder to me, but a much better than what some of you are experiencing, like elizabeth's -13/-28!
No snow yet, but we usually get at least one good snowfall each winter, so still waiting.
Felt better this morning, not as low energy as yesterday. Put in 6.1 miles of fartleks; fast half miles at 7:35 to 8:00 pace, with slower intervals of approximately 100 feet. Had a good time, and don't feel tired at all, quite unlike yesterday. It's interesting how different one can feel between one day and the next.
Stay warm, run hard, and watch out for ice!
Last night I felt yesterday's workouts: Lunch I did a 1 hour and 30 min spin mostly in Z2 and Z3 I did get my HR to 150 (short time only) that is the highest I have gotten it on my bike. Maybe my legs are getting a little stronger? Last night I did a 3500 yard swim one of the HS kids asked how far I was swimming because I was swimming when they arrived and when they left, I was told him I am slow! We have a progressive tempo tonight it was going to be VO2 type workout but it's to cold for that high 28-30.
RAM: Nice progressive 9.8
Snail: Nice 10K's in the cold.
Spunky: You had another great week! Nice 8 and 12
NB: Hope you are not under the snow! Nice 6.4. It's hard to read/watch anything that does not have a political view anymore. Thank you
Gship: Very creative run! Nice fast 400's! Was that on synthetic surface? Your training looks like it is going very well!
Moth A: Nice 9
RCL: Nice 6.6. I think gas was my issue, should have drain it!
FF: Nice 9.5 plus a few extra in IL! Be safe
Liney: Nice 3.5, they sent kids home here also and we are 2 hours south of Opus on the coast! My A race is 1/2 IM Augusta, I am running a 8 mile trail race 1 Feb with my DD, A half in Daytona 16 Feb and Wrightsville Beach 1/2 in Mar with my DW! Seems like a lot?
Opus: Nice 3.5 have a good run. Glad your legs are doing better! Did you see my post on the trail race location, it's was a great race/park!
Mile1: Nice 4
Tony M: Nice 3.11, I am more custom to see your runs in terms of hours instead of miles! But you stated it perfectly 3 is better than zero! I understand!!!!
George: Nice 3.2,3.4 and 3.4! Have you done a 100 before? That seems impossible to me now!
Gregory: Good luck at work! hope you feel better
Drake: Thanks for the start. NO cold is cold to the bone!
E: Enjoy your night with DBF! That's cold!
Marco: Nice 7 and that's also cold!
NB: Nice 6.4
poppy Ott: Nice 6.1
Good morning Friends. I hope everyone is staying safe and warm. It was a beautiful morning for a run with WC at 12 and actual temp was 20. I had 4 easy ones on the TM last night and felt good and rested this morning. I got 13 miles at a very slow pace. My last 3 outside runs were in the daylight and this morning was very dark. The sky was overcast and a small moon. My feet didn't feel confident and thence a slower run. That's ok.
BOSN - Wow! That's a lot of spinning. Good job. It looks like your swimming is getting stronger also.
MARCO - POPPY - SNAIL & LIZ - Those temps would probably sent me to the TM. Good job to those of you who braved it outside!
DRAKE - Hope the weather clears or the gym opens soon. It's good to go when the mojo says so!
MOTH - Nice run for you but that isn't unusual for you!
OPUS - Bundle up and make it happen!!
NIGHT - Good job on getting out there even if the roads demand walking instead of running. I have to throw on an extra layer if I have to do much walking.
THERESA - I have really been boosted by your encouragement. Thank you! You mentioned spinning. Did you mean the same day (later) as the long run or the next day?
Blessings All and All to come, Spunky
BOSN - sorry about that - yes I saw your post, but haven't had a chance to look it up in detail yet. We camp up that way sometimes, so it could be a good future run. Thanks for the info. Yes it is cold. I canceled practice as this would be "de-motivational" for the kids.
Hi Rcl, I was surprised yesterday at how tired my legs were during the day from the intervals. I guess I've heard that below certain temps effort increase like it does for above certain temps. Good job on yesterday's recovery.
Hi Liney, Ummm. Oatmeal raisin cookies. Good job on yesterday's 3.5.
Hi Opus, 3.5 in 60 degrees, nice. That's quite a temp drop you'll have though. Stay upright today.
Hi Tony M., Good job getting the 3.11 in real cold done.
Hi Mile1, Good job getting the 4 done and keeping dinner down.
Hi George, Good job getting the runs done.
Hi Falcon, 18 laps to the mile sounds dizzying. Congrats on another year of your streak.
Hi Pudov, Hope you're feeling better today. Good luck with the restructure at work.
Hi dfb, The fun part of running in the cold is knowing that everyone passing in cars thinks you're crazy. For 20s a long sleeve tee, a short sleeve tee, and a 1/4 zip top, with shorts and running pants works for me. If it's high 20s I'll go with the thin running glove; low 20s an old pair of ski gloves, and of course a hat. By the end of the first mile you'll be enjoying it.
Hi Snail, Glad your legs felt good for your run today. How's your toe/foot been?
Hi elizabeth, I was sure when I saw -13 that was with the wind chill, but -28, wow.
Hi Moth, Nice 9 miles to get back at it.
Hi marco, Great job getting out for your 7.
Hi nb4, Good job getting out for your 6.4.
Hi Poppy, Sounds like you had a great mix for your 10K today. Nice going.
Hi BOSNPM, Yesterday's intervals were on an artificial turf field. It was a little on the too soft side, not much rebound. Tough on the legs, but maybe good for the feet. Have a good tempo run tonight.
Hi Spunky, Nice job on the midweek long run. At this point long slow distance is good for you.
Not sure what the exact temp was out this morning. With the wind and it being a recovery day, I opted for the elliptical. (I don't have a TM. I bought the elliptical before I had started running again.) So 1 hour on the elliptical. You would think I'd have memorized the temperatures as I was flipping between the morning shows and the weather was a constant story. We did get almost a foot of snow. It's hard to tell the exact amount as there was a lot of wind and the drifting. I shovelled last night when I got home from work and there was only 3 or 4 inches to shovel this AM after the elliptical. Legs are feeling great compared to yesterday.
Have a great day masters.
Snow day today, though I got my cross training shovelling a foot of white fluff out of the driveway. And helping DW clean out the basement, hauling boxes of books and old papers up the stairs to be disposed of.
Hi Snail, Glad your legs felt good for your run today. How's your toe/foot been?
Thanks for asking! It's slowly improving. It must have been some deep tendon or bone bruise. I've eliminated that particular kick from my repertoire when sparring. Another elbow strike on that spot would not be good. I don't spar competitively so I won't lose anything. I've made some other adjustments as well. There's a lot of ways to get hurt if you aren't careful.
GSHIP - Glad the legs are feeling fine! Elliptical is a good work out.
RAM2 - Nice cross training!
4.0 miles around the 'hood. 3 layers, hat gloves, tights...far cry from yesterday's t-shirt and shorts!
Hi all. No run this morning. Snow, cold and wind. Had running clothes in hand and stuck my head outside. First time that I can recall where I "chickened" out and felt it was too dangerous, but my gut said to stay in. Could not convince myself to get on the TM so I did some XT by shoveling the driveway. Not a lot of snow (maybe 4-5 inches). It was the wind with the cold that really got to me. All ok as the plan called for a rest day anyway, but I missed yesterday's run too due to life. So that is 3 days no running for me. Back at it tomorrow. Better get used to the single digits. Looks like it is with us for a while.
bourg - Ha, ha. We wonder how you run in that heat and humidity. That is definitely worse. Snow and cold has never stopped me mid run, but heat and humidity almost had me passing out. You win.
Snail - Way to get out there for the 10k.
Liz - Flannel....flannel shirt, PJs, bed sheets, etc. Just flannel. : -) Enjoy your time with DBF after your run.
Opus - I hope you get the run in. The way this winter is shaping up, I might have to give in and start using the TM. Ugh.
Moth - Nice 9 + ? (for today)
NB4 - was wondering how much snow you were getting. Glad you caught a break this time. I think February is going to be "interesting" weather wise. Be safe.
Poppy - Way to get out there. Nice speed on today's run. I also tend to have more energy after a run if it is faster paced.
BOS - track day! Enjoy the tempo. Another nice swim last night.
Hi Spunky. Very nice mileage. Smart playing it safe this morning and going slow.
gship - I agree with the media attention. Ok, it's cold and snowy. Now lets move on. ; -) Good elliptical workout followed by the XT (shoveling).
Jody - Nice XT. Jersey seemed to get hit pretty good with this one. You guys have been a target over the last few years. Wonder what you did to Mother Nature.
Back to work. Great day to all Masters.
Opus - nice run. You are all making me feel guilty now. : -)
mysol - no way I could make you feel guilty given my last 2 months! . Your temps and conditions are a bit more challenging. Wise call to not tempt fate. There is always tomorrow!
MYSOL - I left the house at 4:40am. Way before sun-up. Snow shovel cross training is good!
gShip... I have been feeling especially lately too. I wondered whether it is the x-training, but it could also be exercising the cold. It does seem to pose an extra challenge, especially to running fast. That is a lot of snow.
Nice work on the cold run, Opus
BosnPm, once again your workouts are making me feel tired. How is your body reacting to all the x-training? i.e do you feel tired and sore all the time?
NB4, I was also surprised this morning to see no snow... cold, though. nice work getting out there.
Hi Poppy Ott... nice fartleks in the cold.
MySolitude, nice X-training with the shoveling. Yes, there is always tomorrow.
Spunky, that is a long run in the cold and dark. Nice work!
Hi George, I hope you got your run in, indoors or out.
Another cold run today... temps said 8 with windchill of -10. They forecast snow, but it seems to have passed us by. I did 8.8 miles at 8 min/mile. I forgot my mittens and so used light gloves and heavy socks, and my fingers were pretty painful thawing out when I finished.
Went to the ortho. Took Xrays. Said there was nothing showing up and the knee looked perfect. Said I was doing exactly what I needed to be doing which was gradually building the miles back up, trying to lessen the impact, and slowing down. Going to wean off the Naproxen gradually and to put heat on it occasionally. I am beginning to think I might have to run Boston just for fun and not try to PR.
Home from work. A big day. Make'n spaghetti while wife is taking no 1 son to doctor. Nothing serious, so no worries. 5 miles on the TM tonight. I say that so I make sure to get it done..... Maybe, have to, I'm tired. Opus, you did it, so I'm lacing up now.
Good Evening Masters,
3.6 on the TM again this evening.
NB4 - glad the big snow missed you this morning. Another fine 6.4. Any word on spring, hopefully comes around real quick.
BOSNPM - cold temps down in NC. Hope you had a good tempo run this evening. I have done 60+ mile rides, but never 100. I through the 100 out there to hold me accountable and hope I will be ready.
Rick - excellent pace on your 8.8 in the cold weather.
marco - glad the knee looked good. Hopefully the pain subsides soon on your runs. Good seven miler in the morning.
mysol - have a great run in the morning.
Tony - get out for another strong run today?
Opus - good four mile run around the hood. Great to get the runs done outside.
dfbourg - thanks for starting us off. Hope it warms up for you, so you can send it up north.
Miles1 - how was that 5 miler on the treadmill.
gship - nice cross training with the elliptical and shoveling. Have a good run tomorrow.
Liney - a shout out down to you.
Be Well…..
Lots of TM action today! Way to get it done everyone.
RCL - I would think the double layers would actually be better for the hands. Guess not! Hope they've thawed out. Nice 8.8 in the incredible cold.
George - are you back to 100%?
Mile 1 - well done!
Marco - since my attendance here was a bit sporadic lately, what was the knee issue? Good news that you are good to go again.
See you all tomorrow.
Went to the ortho. Took Xrays. Said there was nothing showing up and the knee looked perfect. Said I was doing exactly what I needed to be doing which was gradually building the miles back up, trying to lessen the impact, and slowing down. Going to wean off the Naproxen gradually and to put heat on it occasionally. I am beginning to think I might have to run Boston just for fun and not try to PR.
Good news, Marco
5r done. Thanks guys.


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Scouts on lookout for players who can make impact
CHICAGO -- The marching orders from general manager Rick Hahn for the White Sox pro scouts on the road remain the same from what they were in Spring Training.
Find players that can enhance the White Sox chances to contend for the postseason. That's the attitude Hahn will follow until this team returns to full strength and plays together or he has reason to go in a different direction.
"Our pro scouts are out looking for guys who can help the 2013 team," Hahn said. "Again, until we get this team back and give them the opportunity to play together and for an extended period of time, there's no need to make that judgment.
"Everyone deals with injuries. It is a test of depth for everyone over the course of a long season. At the same time, we're not making any judgments on this team until we have everyone we can reasonably expected to have back healthy playing and give this team a chance to play at the level they're capable of playing."
That chance might come as soon as this weekend, with John Danks a possibility to start Friday against the Marlins and Gordon Beckham knocking out five hits in two Minor League rehab games. The White Sox certainly haven't fallen out of contention while dealing with injuries that include season-ending surgery for Gavin Floyd to repair the ulnar collateral ligament and a torn flexor muscle in his pitching elbow.
The White Sox's defense has steadied over the past week and their struggling offense hit .299 on the recently completed seven-game road trip, despite hitting just .212 with runners in scoring position. A chance exists that Chicago doesn't completely turn things around and become sellers before the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline.
It's an idea Hahn is well aware of but not currently entertaining.
"There's always that possibility," Hahn said, "but we're 42 games in to the season at this point, and we are a long way off from making any definitive change in direction towards selling guys off.
"Is it possible? Sure, but the marching orders now for our scouts hasn't changed from what they were at the end of Spring Training, which is to look for players that we feel can help make the 2013 team stronger and in a better position to win a championship."
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ben wrote:Yep.
LonesomeYogurt wrote:Get yourself a copy of the Dhammapada as well and try and read some every day to get in the mood, so to speak.
Guy wrote:I haven't been meditating...Any tips on self-discipline?
And he discerns that 'Whatever is fabricated & mentally fashioned is inconstant & subject to cessation.'
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka ... .than.html
Goofaholix wrote:More importantly have you been keeping up mindfulness of your daily activities, have you been noticing your mind states and quality of awareness throughout the day?
if you can do this reasonably consistantly then build on this, don't worry if you are not sitting much, if you can't then yes you need to get into more disciplined sitting so as to establish mindfulness.
spoke wrote:You might consider setting up a commitment on a goal tracking website like stickk.com - I did this a few months ago and it worked well.
Here's how it works: you define a goal that you want to stick to, say for example, I want to meditate X number of minutes per day, every day, for Y weeks. And then once you've set up the goal, you need to check back in on the website every week to notify whether you reached your goal or not.
The part where it becomes effective is this: you can (optionally) put an amount of money on the line that you will either go to a charity that you like if you succeed in reaching your goal every week, or, you can choose to have that money donated to an organization that you really don't like (examples for me would be organizations like the National Rifle Association in the US, or those dedicated to denying global warming) if you fail to achieve your goal for that week. So it kind activates the "there's no way my hard earned money's gonna go to those guys" factor to get you motivated to stick to your goal no matter what. (The creators of the website, psychologists at Yale I believe, actually say that the latter is more effective at getting people to stick to their goals.)
You also can designate a "referee" that you know personally, who will report back to the website every week on your behalf - so you're accountable to the referee as well, not just to the website.
Good luck!
Guy wrote:I haven't been meditating...Any tips on self-discipline?
Stefan wrote:Start small and gradually increase. First day meditate for just 1 minute. Next day meditate for 3 minutes. The following day 5 mins. After that increase by 5 minutes per day until you are meditating for 1 hour every day. Then meditate for 1 hour every day for a whole week. The following week meditate for 1 hour and 10 minutes per day. The week after that meditate for 1 hour and 20 minutes every day. Increase your daily meditation by 10 minutes every week until you are meditating for 3 hours every day.
You'll find it quite easy to do that. Gradual way is the best way. Good luck!
Stefan wrote:Well 3 hours was just an example. Whether 3, or 2, or 1 hours, my point was to get there gradually. I just said 3 because that is my own goal.
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Palo Alto, California-based, Tesla Motors uses proprietary technology, world-class design, and state-of-the-art manufacturing processes to create a new generation of highway capable electric vehicles. We utilize an innovative distribution model based on Company-owned sales and service centers. This approach allows us to maintain the highest levels of customer experience and benefit from short customer feedback loops to ensure our customer needs are fulfilled. We believe our operational infrastructure provides us with a competitive advantage compared to traditional automobile manufacturers.
The Senior Parts Analyst will report to the Warehouse Manager and will be responsible for maintaining material disposition as part of the Materials Management operation. The position will be responsible for coordinating and overseeing the picking, packing and shipping of materials required for to support European Service Locations, individual vehicle parts requests and maintenance of material stock levels at the central European hub. This role includes responsibility for the effective control of incoming, outgoing and internally held materials. The role will need to coordinate with the Quality and Purchasing teams to facilitate the timely disposal of obsolete and rejected components, maintain the system stock position and accuracy. The person will be required to co-ordinate cycle stock counts and generate the required authorization for adjustment to ensure system stock accuracy. It is expected that this role will work in conjunction with warehouse personnel, coordinating daily picks and overviewing incoming and outgoing logistics.
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For the past six years, I have devoted a lot of space in this column to The Wheel of Life, and what it takes to create a level of satisfaction in all areas of the wheel.
This includes your level of fulfilment in your career, as well as with money, health, friends and family, physical environment, fun and recreation, personal growth and spirituality.
The final and one of the most important wedges in the wheel, is about your significant other and how deeply satisfied you are with your partner and your relationship. There is no question that when this piece is unfulfilled, the rest of the wheel suffers as a result. So, finding your bliss in your relationship, or in look-ing for that relationship, is paramount to your happiness, health and well-being.
I was delighted recently to do an episode on my show Finding Your Bliss, about finding and maintaining bliss in your relationships. On the program, I was happy to have the Toronto Star's syndicated advice columnist Ellie Tesher, who offered a wealth of wisdom, wit, insight and inspiration about finding love and nurturing the love you already have. One of the most salient pieces of advice Tesher brought forth on the program was that it all begins with your relationship with yourself – when you are in a loving and healthy place with yourself, you will attract the best quality partner.
She is also a positive and optimistic person who has become a shining example of her own advice philosophy, which is that people can successfully overcome all kinds of obstacles, rise above them and inspire those around them to do so as well. She is very happily married to her second husband, and proves that love can be even better the second time around.
There's a wonderful book by psychologist Tami Kulbatski and Jeffrey Zeig called Ten Commandments for Every Aspect of Your Relationship Journey. In it, Kulbatski has a wonderful list of the Ten Commandments for Effective Communication for Couples.
They include: "Practise active listening; restate your partner's message; validate the emotional undertone of your partner's message; use 'I' statements, instead of 'You' statements; use clear self-expression, rather than assuming that your partner knows how you feel or what you need; verbalize your thoughts as clearly and honestly as you can."
She goes on to talk about how to use clear self-expression, and my favourite one of all is: "Use a 5:1 ratio in communicating with your partner," which means for every one negative exchange, follow it up with at least five positive exchanges.
The final commandments deal with changing criticisms into requests, never bringing up past disagreements when you are discussing something, and talking more. I love this one because it involves committing as a couple to sitting down every day for 10 to 20 minutes to "share your thoughts, feelings, dreams and hopes."
Ultimately, to find bliss in your relationship, you need to devote time to each other. According to Sarah Chana Radcliffe, author of Raising Your Kids without Raising Your Voice, it's important to make time for date nights alone once a week, without another couple, and to keep the spark alive and ignited, go away without the kids, go on mini-moons, honeymoons and spend time together.
And as American journalist and author Mignon McLaughlin once wrote: "A suc-cessful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same per-son."
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A cattle farmer's thoughts on An Odyssey with Animals
By Anne Burkholder
Dr. Adrian Morrison explores the animal rights vs. animal welfare (well-being) debate that is currently permeating mainstream
I firmly believe that it is the cattle farmer's responsibility to ensure that the focus of scientific research and "on farm" animal care practices continue to proactively improve animal well-being. It is also the cattle farmer's responsibility to take the message of "I care for my animals, and I am competent in providing that care" to the American consumer. In order to accomplish those things, it is imperative that the cattle farmer remains diligent in his focus on animal well-being and does not get solely caught up in the debate of animal rights. While the animal rights debate is one of philosophy, the animal well-being issue is one based on scientific research and practical implementation of best management practices (BMP's) "on farm".
While I do believe that it is important to recognize the strategies and efforts of animal rights groups in order to protect our businesses, I believe that it is more important to maintain a proactive and diligent focus on improved animal well-being. Reading Dr. Morrison's book allowed me to decipher the difference between animal rights and animal well-being, and to begin to formulate how cattlemen must focus in order to move forward successfully on the issue.
There is not much that will scare a cattle farmer more than the thought of increased regulation. I hope that cattlemen will individually place the needed importance on animal well-being without requiring regulation; however, I felt that Dr. Morrison's statement regarding regulation was thought-provoking. He states, "For the most part, the resistance to change in the early 1980's, mine included, was not because scientists were not concerned about the welfare of laboratory animals. Rather, we were resistant to the possibility of a burgeoning bureaucracy. To a certain extent that did occur, but overall, the changed environment in which we do our experiments today is for the better."
Fortunately for the field of biomedical research, "sound science" was used to create the increased regulations which I believe was instrumental in the success that Dr. Morrison notes. Given the current political swing away from science and more centered on "emotion", I have personal worries that current increased regulation of our industry will lack the scientific basis to enable it to be proactive and effective.
Therefore, I challenge the 800,000 cattle farmers in the United States to become involved with industry driven animal well-being education/certification programs such as the Beef Quality Assurance program so that we can accomplish better well-being for our animals without increasing government regulation. I believe that this is particularly important for the feeding segment of the industry—both from an animal efficiency/health standpoint and from a consumer trust standpoint.
I view the newly created North American Food Animal Well-being Commission (NAFAWC) committee a proactive step to:
1. Refocus attention on scientifically supported BMP's for animal well-being and
2. Aid grassroots cattlemen's organizations to insure that good BMP's are implemented on the farm.
The final stage is programs such as the new BQA Feedyard Assessment which will objectively measure and certify the cattle farmer's competence in providing animal care, and provide a means to communicate that assurance back to the consumer.
Dr. Morrison continues with an equally powerful statement regarding the "fight" that tends to develop between those who believe in the use of animals and those who do not (animal rights groups). He states, "Also, in the heat of the battle against those who were seriously misleading the public about the value and necessity of the use of animals in research, it was sometimes difficult to discern between those who wanted only better treatment of animals and those who wanted to block our work entirely. I freely admit that I made a number of mistakes in this regard. So focused was I on the unconscionable attacks on various researchers and the validity of biomedical research in general that I sometimes turned away the true welfarists."
Are we in the beef industry guilty of this? Do we get so caught up in the battle that we lose sight of what the goal should be? As a cattle farmer, my mission is to use BQA holistic herd health and animal well-being BMP's in order to provide quality care to my cattle. This, in turn, enables my cattle to efficiently produce safe, healthy, and delicious beef to feed my family and families all over the world. My mission has nothing to do with animal "rights" and it has everything to do with animal well-being. As such, my focus must remain on the commitment to quality animal well-being.
Morrison reports that, in an attempt to improve animal well-being in biomedical research, a couple of British scientists developed the concept of "the rule of the 3 R's" for the use of animals in medical research. Later, this increased to "4 R's", which are:
- Reduction (#'s of animals used)
- Refinement (of techniques to eliminate or reduce pain)
- Replacement (with alternative approaches when available)
- Responsibility (of the laboratory scientist) to provide good care.
While not all of these are applicable to a cattle farmer's use of animals for food production, I believe that they are worth considering.
I revised them in an attempt to make them relative to my cattle operation. They are:
- Responsibility (to provide basic care)
- Refinement (of techniques to improve care and reduce pain and stress)
- Research (continue to study the animals that we raise in order to best understand their needs and how to care for them without jeopardizing food safety)
- Realization (of scientific advancements "on farm").
While someone smarter than I am can come up with a better way to say it, the idea is to have simple, universal ideals/standards by which to operate our cattle farms.
Advancements of animal well-being will evolve as the industry continues to learn. As Morrison states, "Most of us realize that animals are important to us, have contributed much to our lives in several spheres, and thus deserve thoughtful attention to their welfare. It is their due, and the principle of fair play demands it. The present awareness of our duties toward those under our control—and this more or less extends to every animal on the planet—requires centuries to mature. The process continues… We can do still better in many instances, and we will, with the aid of science and good will." It is the cattle farmer's responsibility to continue this study—it will improve the efficiency of our businesses while also ensuring that we exercise the "moral conscience" that, according to Charles Darwin, sets humans apart from animals.
While this short study of Dr. Morrison's book does not even come close to giving full credit to the great ideas that he shared, it does pull out what I felt were the most important "lessons" for those of us involved in animal agriculture (specifically the beef industry) to ponder.
It is true that with every day that passes the average American gets further and further away from a rural agricultural life, but that separation does not have to ensure that mistrust exists between those that produce food and those that consume it. A universal focus on science based best management practices "on farm" which work to create consistent and competent high quality animal care will ensure that animal wellbeing continues to improve. With the documentation of these practices and the ability for farmers to communicate that "I care" to the consumer, that gap can be filled with the positive flow of information rather than the negative falsifications that currently plague media reports.
We must focus both internally to analyze and improve the care that is currently offered to our animals, and externally to share our story with the consumer. Either way that you look at it, the focus must be on animal wellbeing—not animal rights.
Quality animal care is both the right thing to do and the economical thing to do. The future of the thousands of cattle farmers in
Bovine Veterinarian's sister publication, Drovers, featured Burkholder in an "I'm a Drover" column. Read it here.


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