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By Rob Alexander
From: Alta
Apr 28, 2009
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c
|easy enough and faster to do as 1 picth... i would not trust tree at end of p1. big bro #1 is bomber in huge horizontal crack 20 ft from top.
By NEGuiding
From: Matawan, NJ
Aug 18, 2009
|I never tried it as one pitch, good idea. The trees and rodos are not to be trusted based on personal experience. As for the 5.4 rating, according to YDS it's a 5.3, especially considering the angle and the ENORMOUS jugs.
By Josh Smethers
From: Malvern, pa
Oct 10, 2011
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a PG13
|Great warm up climb or first climb if you have never been to the DWG. Looking forward to the Rib Cage variation next trip. Definite two rope repel.
By Josh Smethers
From: Malvern, pa
Apr 17, 2012
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a PG13
|Rib Cage Var. felt more exposed then the standard rib- was 5.6 according to the guide. Different/awkward movement, which made the variation exciting and a fun change up. Interesting movement to gain the Rib Cage. Hand size gear especially (2)#3 BD cams for the large horizontal crack.
By Larry S
From: Easton, Pennsylvania
Apr 27, 2013
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a
|There are bolted rap anchors at the midpoint belay and the very top. If you do it in one pitch a 60m just makes it. I'm not sure if you can rap this with one rope (we had a fixed rap line on Triumverate), it may involve some 5.easy downclimbing.
By Larry S
From: Easton, Pennsylvania
May 5, 2013
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a
|A single 70 m rope gets you down this in two raps. From the med anchors, rap climbers left to land on the raised platform above triumverate. A 60m will probably get you within a couple feet of the ledge if you're careful.
By gtluke
Oct 28, 2013
You start this route nearer the trail level, don't go up onto the ledge where Triumvirate starts.
60 Meter rope raps don't REALLY make it from the bolted rap station on P1, it's really really close, maybe with some rope stretch, just be CAREFUL. 70's will definitely make it to the bottom from P1
By Larry S
From: Easton, Pennsylvania
Oct 29, 2013
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a
|if you rap climbers left off the ledge with the bolts, you'll make it with a 60 to the raised platform above the trail... at least my 60 makes in no problem. If you rap up the way you climbed, you'll probably run out of rope and risk a bad swing. It's definitely not a good rap line, but I do like being able to get down w/o carrying a second rope.
By Jonah Klein
Dec 13, 2013
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c PG13
Loved this route. It was 10 degrees and the east rising sun made it feel like 40. Did this route Solo lead climb with Wren Soloist. I am not a expert at rating but after the 1st belay station, the traverse left to get from under the overhang made this more difficult for me. As a solo climber i took it slow and did it in 4 pitches. I was surprised it was rated a 5.3. I will have to do some others here in the Gap solo. The protection all seemed a bit shaky for me, stone flaked at cams. I depended mostly on nuts in the far right crack.
By Larry S
From: Easton, Pennsylvania
Dec 18, 2013
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a
|Jonah - If you go up the face on P2, it's 5.easy (it's so leaned in it can be done without putting your hands on the rock) but the gear is more sparse. Sounds like the gear in the corner pulled you in.
By Jonah Klein
Mar 18, 2014
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c PG13
Started 2014 with the return to DWG. Went fresh with the Rib again and did far left at the outskirt for more slab climb and the large crack. Made it more of a 5.6 and some fun moves. Great warm up for what was to come next. Got one of my 2 ropes on 2 rope repel caught so bailed on it, went to do a few other climbs, came back at the end of the day and ascended this climb with 10 to 20 foot run outs in about 20 minutes from ground up and back to the ground.
By Ian Colquhoun
From: New Jersey
Aug 18, 2014
|We also went out leftish of the corner and up the crack in the middle, which I know made it slightly harder and much better than staying in the grassy chigger infested corner. This route was more fun with better moves than triumverate.


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Hi, my name is Niamh. My father was just diagnosed with this cancer. Don't know much about it. Hoping to learn more here.
Dear Niamh, welcome to our extraordinary family but sorry you had to find us. I read your other post first but will answer here. Where is your Father being treated and how old is he? I am wondering why it took 3 months to diagnose? The best I can tell you from me is to get a 2nd opinion. We really believe in 2nd and 3rd opinions with CC. Try to read up as much as you can about CC as knowledge is the best tool we have to fight it. You have come to the right place and we are all here for you.
Thank you:) were in Ireland. He's 67. He became jaundiced 3 mths ago so I brought him to a private hospital an hour away from home. He had ct and MRI there, showed nothing. Then he had ercp after ercp. He had his gall bladder removed then which they thought was his problem and they thought he had a stone in his duct hence the jaundice. The gall bladder was full of stones. He eventually was referred to the main hepatobiliary hospital here. At this point he had a drain for the bile in situ for about a month. He went for endoscopic ultrasound and a biopsy came back inconclusive. He was then scheduled for the whipple for tuesday gone. We were told his tumours are not resectable and chemo is the only option. The problem with second opinions here is the lack of specialists in the country. We are currently under the lead hepatobiliary surgeon here, and we are awaiting the oncologist appt
Niamh, thanks for the post on your Dad's DX, We have only had 1 -2 people on here from Ireland but perhaps they still check in once in a while and can be of help. Looking forward to seeing what the ONC says. Be strong!
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Welcome to the site. Sorry you had to find us all and I'm sorry to hear about your Dad. Glad that you have joined us all here as I know you'll get a load of support and help from everyone. Our Gerry is from Ireland as well. He had a whipple and hopefully he will be along soon to share his experiences and knowledge of Ireland and where he was, diagnosed, treated, hospitals etc. Was your Dad seen by doctors in a hospital in Dublin or elsewhere?
Thanks for letting us know what he has been through so far. Please do not give up hope. You have done the right thing in seeking further information about all of this as the more info you have the better you will be informed and that will help you so much. There is so much info here on the site both in the toolbars at the top of the page and also from what the members have shared regarding theres or their loved ones experiences. Using the search forum function at the top of the page will throw up tons of discussions on so many issues.
And also, please feel free to ask any questions that you have and we'll do what we can to help in answering them. We are here for you and we know what you are going through. Please stay in touch with us all and let us know how things go for your dad and what the Onc says as well.
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Hi, we saw the oncologist today. Starting on gemcytobine?? Next week. Prognosis 6-12 months. Palliative chemo. My father is shell shocked.
Dear Niamh, I am truly sorry to hear this about your father. They had given my husband a 6 month prognosis with Palliative chemo but he chose not to take it. Normally we do not listen to time frames as we were not born with expiration dates.
No matter what decisions ar made, they will be the right ones. Use this time no matter if it is 1 year or 5 years in making wonderful Memories. Please keep us updated and BE STRONG!
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Thanks for letting us know how things went today for your dad with the onc and I am sorry to hear what was said, I know that it is not the news that you wanted to hear. But please, do not give up hope and please do not focus on a time scale and the prognosis. I so agree with Lainy about not listening to time scales. So many people have been given a time frame from a doctor, onc etc and they are still here today.
I can so understand your dad feeling shell shocked, I and my dad went through that feeling a few times as well. But, after a few days he bounced back every time and I am hoping that your dad will as well. Who knows what the chemo will do, none of us can say for certain either way.
Once again I will say to please not focus on time frames. Stay strong for your dad and please stay positive as well. And know that we are all here for you and know what you are going through right now.
Hello, my father started his chemo Thursday. The baseline CT they did was very reassuring. It showed no cancer in the liver at all. Just an enlarged lymph node in his abdomen in addition to the primary in his bile duct. This is really good isn't it?
Dear Sheedy, sounds like very good news to me! Wishing your Dad the very best with his chemo!
I think that sounds great Sheedy. I hope that chemo zaps it all. All the best.
Hi Niamh,
Thanks for letting us know about your dad starting his chemo treatment. I so hope that it works well for him with the best possible results and I will keep my fingers crossed here.
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The first instinct for officials at Bank of America was to help as best that can. For that reason, and to make the best, most-effective use of the services, support and resources already in place in Yavapai County, Bank of America is donating $25,000 to the Yarnell Emergency Fire Fund at the United Way of Yavapai County. The Fund will help those who have lost loved ones fighting the fire with the Granite Mountain Hotshots and the residents of Yarnell who have lost their homes to the wild fire.
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Cheryl Leach, branded as 'despicable' by the family of her 69-year-old victim, was handed two six-month jail terms to run concurrently after breaching an anti-social behaviour order (ASBO).
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As well as asking for cash, Leach also manipulated former labourer Mr Cooke to buy her driving lessons and a car, his family said.
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"This month is like the Wednesday of our season," said Jarrett Jack. "It's like our hump day. A lot of things could make a turn for the good or the worse over these next few weeks."
Indeed, as much as the Warriors have shown to date in posting a 22-11 record — including 11-7 on the road — this almost certainly will be the month that reveals their true mettle over the long haul.
Golden State arguably has the toughest January schedule in the NBA. Nine of the next 10 games are against teams at .500 or above, a good number of them significantly above, and the challenges are evenly divided home and road.
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There is little relief from there. Portland (19-15) comes to town Friday and is riding a two-game win streak over the Warriors dating back to last year. Then the team heads to Denver on Sunday, where the Warriors have lost seven straight dating back to 2007.
The defending champion Miami Heat come to Oakland next week, and you know LeBron James and Co. will be itching to avenge the Warriors' win in South Beach last month. Then it's off to San Antonio, where the Spurs' dominance of the W's is legendary — 27 wins in a row in Texas dating back to 1997 and 15 straight anywhere dating back to Jan. 7, 2008. The Warriors almost got one in San Antonio last season, but the ghastly streak continues.
The Warriors' one "break" in the next 10 may be against struggling New Orleans, but it's also the night following the Spurs encounter and sets up as a trap game. Then comes yet another game with the Clippers at home, followed by Oklahoma City, which has five straight wins over the Warriors.
Survive all that, and the reward is a four-game Midwest road trip where at least on the first two stops, Chicago and Milwaukee, the Warriors haven't secured a victory since 2008.
Jack maintained that this stretch could ultimately prove tougher than the seven-game road trip in early December in which the Warriors went 6-1.
"With us being so young, we have a lot of guys who haven't been in situations that are right around the corner," he said. "We're not going to be sneaking up on anybody anymore. People are going to be waiting on us. These are going to be bigger, more high intensity games. I'm sure the scouting reports on us are more extensive now, too. Teams will know our tendencies, which may not have been the case a month to go."
So, how to counterpunch?
"Just focus," Jack said. "We all have to be incredibly in tune, and the habits we have created to this point have to be the things we believe we can hang our hat on."
Stephen Curry agreed on that count.
"We haven't exactly had a cakewalk schedule so far but we know this stretch is definitely going to be a challenge protecting home court against good teams and then trying to make our game travel when we're on the road," Curry said. "Obviously, we have to win games to stay where we are and keep pushing in the right direction. We just have to do it against better teams."
Predictably, Jackson won't get too far ahead of himself and said Warriors players shouldn't, either.
"Certainly, better teams are coming up, both home and away," the coach said. "But it's important for us to realize that if we do what we're supposed to do on the defensive end, execute and take care of the basketball and also continue to rebound, we'll be just fine. Who we play is not as important as how we play."
The Warriors enter Wednesday with a 5½-game cushion in the playoff standings. But that could evaporate quickly if they're not ready for this competitive uptick.
"This month's going to be a grind, but we've proven we can do it both at home and on the road and we've already beaten a lot of the best teams in the league so far," said second-year guard Klay Thompson. "Our confidence is real high knowing we can beat anybody on any given night. We just can't let our guard down."
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Most of Edgar Rice Burrough's books are in the free domain. I'm a big fan of the Tarzan series of 24 novels.
I read them all when I was junior high age, they are very dated but I really liked them, the first one was written in 1912, The movies have never really followed them.
He also wrote the John Carter novel series, what the current movie is based on.
"Just look at the flowers ........ BANG"
Reading the Foundation Trilogy, by Isaac Asimov, some 36 years after I first read it. I guess it's not a trilogy anymore since are 7 volumes now, as Mr. Asimov wrote some more after I read it the first time.
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Facilitating Completion of HPV Vaccination
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With the surge in use of electronic media among adolescents, a strategy that has been utilized to increase HPV4 uptake in girls has been reminder text messaging to their parents. To date, no published study has looked at the effectiveness of texting adolescents themselves (especially boys) rather than their parents OR compared texting to social network sites to increase HPV knowledge and uptake of HPV vaccination in boys. Interactive technology-based interventions targeted at youth are feasible in North Carolina for the following reasons: (1) through the NC Minors' Consent Law adolescents can consent to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-21.5(a); and (2) many school based health centers can provide immunizations. Since HPV infection is a sexually transmitted infection, NC teens do not have to get consent for HPV prevention (i.e., vaccination).
To optimize HPV vaccination in young people, especially males, communication strategies are needed to motivate adolescents to get themselves vaccinated. Texting has been demonstrated to be a feasible, popular, and effective method of sexual health promotion to young people with a relatively low withdrawal rate, positive feedback, and an observed improvement in sexual health knowledge and STI testing (12). Social media communication strategies are a new and potentially effective channel for communicating public health messages about HPV vaccine that are also likely to increase HPV initiation and completion among adolescent girls in addition to boys.
According to the NC Immunization Registry, as of March 8, 2011, only 2% of boys ages 9-13 had received at least one dose of HPV vaccine. In the investigators continuity clinic less than 50 percent of adolescents are fully immunized. This project will identify social behavioral, emotional, and cognitive correlates and predictors that help explain why teens pursue, complete, and do not complete HPV vaccination, and develop a social media communication intervention collaboratively with teens to increase HPV vaccine initiation and completion.
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NO gets:
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NO gets:
Danny Granger
Darren Collison
Tyler Hansborough
2013 First Rounder (option to flip flop)
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#1 Overall
Trevor Ariza
Emeka Okafor
"Your course, your path, is not going to be like mine," West says. "Everybody is not called to be a multimillionaire. Everybody's not called to be the president. Whatever your best work is, you do it. Do it well. You cease your own greatness when you aspire to be someone else."
Hornets have a potential franchise saver in their hands. I don't think they should trade that for a "takes us nowhere" package
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Illegal thanks to the Ted Stepien rule that forbids trading first round picks in consecutive years.
Plus NOLA takes one look and laughs.
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen. "
The title of this thread sums up the Hornets' answer to this pretty nicely.
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Add in Paul George and they might consider it.
"It's just unfortunate that we've been penalized so much this year and nothing has happened to the Pistons, the Palace or the city of Detroit," he said. "It's almost like it's always our fault. The league knows it. They should be ashamed of themselves to let the security be as lax as it is around here."
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Sweet. Is that why u called him sneaky on twitter?
Greeeat news! I'm stuck on 4.3.5 missing my JB =\
Def upgrading to iOS 5!
Jailbreak is always awesome.Personally want to hear that it'll be able to fully unlocked on iOS5.Just wasn't satisfied how there hasn't been any updates on unlocks for the later iOS4's
It still doesn't do a lot of things that jailbreaking does.
Don't forget if it wasn't for jailbreaking and the cydia apps IOS5 wouldn't look like it does. 99% of the new features were from a jailbreak/cydia app first.
Patiently awaiting the release of the untether. For now, my iPhone 4 on iOS 5 with tethered jailbreak is awesome. Cant wait for my 4S!
a software unlock in not necessary anymore, with apple selling unlocked iPhones its not a priority, also you can just use gevey sim ultra which works like a charm. i rather them devote the time to jailbreaks instead of trying to crack the baseband, so as of know you have options for an unlocked iPhone, so i don't even want to hear whaaa... where's the unlock. its at the store... go buy it.


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Restaurateur Herbert Duarte cannot undo the headaches, unwind the hours or take back the thousands of dollars he lost, but he can make sure the city council hears his voice.
Since Duarte opened up Saffron Restaurant on Cross Bay Boulevard a little over two years ago, he said the fire department has visited him over 15 times — pinning him with a $10,000 fine for "having too many seats" back in May.
"It's crazy," he said. "When I decided to open my own restaurant, I didn't realize the big headaches that the city gives you."
Long an expert in the food industry, Duarte — who previously worked as an executive chef at Marriott Hotels for over 20 years — said he never had to deal with the hassle of city agencies when he worked for a major hotel.
But now, Duarte said he has had to hire a lawyer and cut employee work hours in order to pay for the costs. He said the fine was reduced to about $2,000, but he still had to shell out another grand for the lawyer.
"You're barely making money as it is," he said.
From architects and attorneys to plumbers and podiatrists, local small business owners — like Duarte — joined city officials for help with surviving being a small business owner in a struggling economy.
"We are trying our best to help people who have jobs keep their jobs, and to create more jobs for the future to make doing business in New York City just a little bit easier," said Councilmember Eric Ulrich, who hosted the December 15 event. "We want to make sure we keep people off the welfare roll and keep them on the payroll."
Council Speaker Christine Quinn addressed the concerns of the area's business owners, briefing them also on recent business initiatives within the council.
"Our job in government should be to help all of you keep your neighbors working, even though sometimes you think our job in government is to put you out of business," she said. "It's infuriating when one agency tells you to do one thing, and when you abide by regulations from that agency, you're violating another agency's regulations. It makes no sense. They just seem out to get restaurants, and I just don't get it. I just think we need to make huge changes when it comes to restaurants."
In order to address that issue, Quinn said the council has created a regulatory review task force in order to help make the city's enforcement process clearer and fairer to businesses.
"With this panel, we're literally going through — and it's painstaking — the entire administrative code to find contradictory rules, rules that don't make sense and remove them from the books in the city," she said.
The task force — now meeting issues in its second round of recommendations — also offers increased education and information to businesses pre-inspection to avoid violations.
During the roundtable event, other business owners expressed concerns about parking meter fees and eliminating the Cross Bay Bridge toll.
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The Gawler Wheelers are a road cycling group based in Gawler, South Australia. A regular Social Group Ride is held every Saturday morning. All riders are welcome (age 16+ only).
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Can you even remember names? I'll do it for you.
There was also a whole thread of people telling me how much better Danny is of a defender compared to PG so the "Danny is the Pacers best defender" thinking is not a new thing.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
Can Danny be our best defender? No. He lacks the athleticism and focus. He can focus more, but then he will not be able to keep up with PG in athleticism.
Besides I think Hibbert was the best defender last year.
Without question.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
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From one to five I rate the starting unit like this:
Roy #1
Hill #3
Danny #4
West #5.
EDIT: Totally missed the starting unit thang. My bad.
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He was talking about the starters.
And after Hill became a starter, West was unquestionably the worst defensive player of the 5.
Which is saying something because Danny, while somewhat better last year than previously, was still pretty bad.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
Although every statistic suggests otherwise.
Anyhow, you don't have to read any stats to remember Roy getting destroyed in pick n rolls all season. The fact that you think Roy was the best defender during the regular season is beyond ridiculous. That's embarrassing.
Edit - Who are they going to come up with as the Pacers "best" defender??? I wonder. Paul George? The same guy who can't defend back up shooting guards? (JJ Reddick) Roy Hibbert who was absolute disaster in the PnR last season??? David West? Who's just plain horrible at defense??
There are zero reasons to insult your fellow posters, everybody is entitled to an opinion even if it is wrong or if you think it is wrong.
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I'm headed to work, I'll be back tonight so keep that in mind when you guys are coming up with your There is just no call for this type of comment comeback. Take your time. At least make it somewhat plausible. Please?
Paul Pierce get to the line a lot, Danny Granger does not. I know the recent numbers are comparable, but look at Pierce's numbers in his prime. Also guess I should clarify that Granger does get to the line, he just doesn't get to the line as much as he should.
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"The greatest thing you know Comes not from above but below" Danzig
7.7 - TMac
10.1 - Dunleavy
10.8 - Hayward
11.2 - Galinari
11.6 - Korver
11.8 - Mello
12.6 - Dudley
12.6 - Rashard Lewis... and plenty more
Cmon man, we can go back and forth your numbers till the end of time. (and i'm a newb at this )
edit: I'd say this is also some pretty good proof of what I said months ago without even looking at the stats... SF isn't a very difficult position to defend once you get past the big 3. Not nearly as tough as SG despite the lack of superstar power.
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So if you think that Danny should get to the line as much as likely Hall of Famer Paul Pierce, then yeah he falls short.
But more importantly shouldn't we compare apples to apples by comparing this stat between Danny and other starting small forwards who played similar minutes per game?
I just decided to look at bums first to compare Danny's numbers to see if mattie's arguement held water... it didn't. There are several more players, besides the ones listed, who play Danny type minutes and perform better than him according to 82 games. I didn't have time to list them all. It looks like he's middle of the pack among SFs. I should have left Hayward off the weak list, but it's telling that a second year, 21(?) year old player out performs Danny by 2+ points.
PER's adjusted for minutes played so I think it's fair to throw in most of the guys I listed.
None of our starting 5 are perfect defenders, they all have major flaws, except for possibly Hill. Hibbert has trouble with the PnR, George can't get through screens, Granger lacks focus, and West just isn't a good defender (at least not last year). Hill is probably our most complete defender, but he is more of a jack of all trades player. On the flip side though Hibbert is one of the top defenders in the post, George is one of the top on man defenders, and Granger when focused is one of the better defenders at the SF position.
If both Hibbert and George get past their weaknesses, and at least become adequate then they both would be elite defenders in this league.
All together as is we probably have one of the best groups of defenders in the league. Just imagine how good it would be if George, Granger, and Hibbert fixed their issues.
Yeah but according to some people Danny = Pierce.
Yeah, seems to me the Pacers had this big, tall brotha. He blocked lots of shots. Maybe I am mistaken in my mind.
PP in his prime blows Danny in his prime out of the water...
Nothing in life worth having comes easy.
And he altered 10x as many shots as he blocked (I really wish that was a published stat)... His straight up form of D is a thing of beauty!
Nothing in life worth having comes easy.
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Pierce in a wheel chair is still better than Danny


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Before I say anything, I'll preface it by saying that I've only recently been using sidearm shots for anything more than just getting out of trouble. I have been far too inconsistent with it to feel confident using it off the tee. Also, the more hyzer I would try to put on the disc, the less power it had. This is just a reflection of where I am in my own progress but hopefully this information can help someone else out too.
After a field session yesterday, I found that I'm starting to get a much cleaner release by simply thinking about what makes the backhand technique go and how to adapt it to sidearm. By that I mean, generating power from your legs and hips and not from your arms. I had to go back to that backhand drill where you're trying to spin your shoulders as fast as you can -- just in the other direction. It felt really strange to me, but the result was much straighter, repeatable shots. In fact, I almost have to try not to move my arm too much or too fast. It's "slow, slow, slow...POP!" With the "POP" originating in my legs. The arm is just along for the ride until the very end. I don't know why it took me so long to figure this out when I read the same idea on this site every time I visit. Muscling sidearm shots with the arm hurts and it's not very effective. I knew this, but I guess I didn't spend enough time thinking about it or working on it.
The epiphany occurred, believe it or not, in throwing putters with my index finger supporting the middle of the disc (fingers making a "V" with the middle finger on the rim". When you do this for control, you barely move your arm at all, but the accuracy and efficiency of the throw is off the charts compared to what I was doing. Then I tried standstill shots with some other grips. The run up just throws me off at this point and I start to revert back to wildly swinging my arm without any hip or shoulder again. I plan to work that in slowly.
I have no idea how far these shots are going right now, but before, 220-240 was all I could expect. I could muscle overstable stuff out to about 300, but the cost was too great in terms of wear and tear on my arm and I had no idea where the disc was going to go out of my hand. I could really feel it after 6-10 shots.
To summarize, get a feel for it with a putter, just flicking the wrist without rolling it. Try that standstill wrist flick with a couple faster discs -- don't worry about the distance, just get a feel for a nice clean release on various angles without any kind of wrist roll. When you go to add some power, rotate the torso similarly to what you do for backhand shots, try to start it in the legs and hips and don't move your arm until the instant before you release. "Slow -- slow -- POP!".
This epiphany assumes a certain level of familiarity with the various sidearm instructional videos that are out there, including the technique troubleshooting section of this website. Even if you've read it -- it's good to go back and re-read after some time. Your own experience will enhance your understanding of these articles. Old habits die hard, as they say...


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Muskingum College Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. David L. Craft has been recognized for his outstanding teaching by Ohio Magazine, in its annual Excellence in Education issue.
In honoring Dr. Craft, the magazine cites "his skill and successes in education [which] have left profound marks on his students for many years. They describe him as a teacher and mentor who consistently finds ways to challenge them as individuals."
Earlier this year he received Muskingum's William Oxley Thompson Award for Excellence in Teaching, the college's highest teaching honor. He joined the Muskingum College faculty in 1993 and presently serves as the Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science.
Dr. Craft's research focuses on the genus parameter, and problems in Graph Theory and Combinatorics. His numerous publications include On Questions by Ringel and Erdos About Edge-Magic Graphs, Current Problems in Topological Graph Theory, On the Genus of Joins and Compositions of Graphs, The Genus Imbedding of the Cartesian Product GxK2 Need Not Include a Genus Imbedding of Its Factor G, and Surgical Techniques for Constructing Minimal, Orientable Imbeddings of Joins and Compositions of Graphs.
Prior to joining Muskingum, Dr. Craft taught at the University of Illinois, Miami University, and Buena Vista College. He is a member of the American Mathematical Society, the Mathematical Association of America, and the Institute of Combinatorics.
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The Fundamentals: The Reports We Produce
Kathy | September 1, 2008
Getting through to management in the right way is critical to the health of your PdM program.
When someone talks about his/her predictive maintenance (PdM) program, we commonly hear about great saves and machinery problems that have been resolved. This would lead most of us to believe that these programs are thriving and well-funded with well-trained, happy personnel. Unfortunately, more often than not, this simply isn't the case.
Today many PdM programs are dying on the vine—with staff either retiring or returning to the shop floor to perform their previous jobs as tradesmen. In some cases, this exodus seems to be associated with plant management not responding to machinery trouble calls generated by the program. As a result, frustration percolates within the PdM program staff over a perceived lack of appreciation by maintenance or plant management for the usefulness of the PdM program and the value of the results it produces. Interestingly, one of the main contributors to this situation is the type of reports that the typical PdM program produces.
Who wants to know and how? Technical reports can range from simple raw data output to complex documents that are so detailed they defy understanding. Seldom do the authors/providers of these reports consider the needs and capabilities of their readers. It is, therefore, very important to ask the question: "What kind of report will be responded to best?" The first step in answering it is to determine what type of person the reader is and to what that person responds to.
Human behavior shows us that there are four basic personality types* we may encounter. Even though these types may blend together in most people, there typically will be a dominant type that can be used for our purposes. By understanding the type of person you are dealing with, you can create reports that will be better received. Let's look at these four types and what they want to see in a report.
The first and most common type of personality that you may see in management can be described as a "Driver"—a no-nonsense multitasking person that many consider to be a type-A personality. Drivers don't have time for details! They want to know what's wrong, what to do, when to do it and why. Time is the big factor here. If you can get more than 10 seconds of a Driver's attention for your 20-page report, you are lucky. As a result, detailed multi-page reports with pictures and graphs are not the right things for these people. Raw data that has to be examined also will probably go directly into the trash can or, at best, the filing cabinet.
Drivers want simple precise reports that tell them what needs to be done and in what order. Data and long descriptions are not necessary. This does not mean that you don't need to be prepared to answer questions now and then. When asked, provide the Driver with brief and specific answers. He/she may be testing you to be sure your recommendations can be trusted. Once this person is convinced that you are providing valid information that is helpful to his/her job, you probably will have a strong supporter.
When dealing with a Driver, remember that simple, to-the-point and valid are best. Large print helps as well.
The opposite of the Driver is the type of person we can refer to as "Amiable." These people are easily recognized by their desire for personal contact.
Amiable people like forming relationships with those they work with. They will want you to go over the report with them and take the time to answer questions to their satisfaction. Trust is very important with Amiable types.
A simple report—similar to what is used for the Driver— is fine, but again it is important to be prepared to go over the report with them. Amiables will appreciate the time you spend in making them comfortable with your recommendations. If there is any doubt about the report format, sit down with these people and design the report to their satisfaction. It also is important to show that you care about how they respond to your reports.
The third type of person you may run into can be described to as "Expressive." These people are very active, animated, multitaskers who are interested in the "BIG PICTURE." Colorful reports that include charts and graphs along with the overall department and plant condition are essential. Excessive detail should be avoided, but you should be prepared to provide data and artwork that can be used for presentations and wall hangings. When given the right kind of reports, Expressives will be among your biggest and most vocal supporters.
On the other hand, it is important to keep control of the report process. Expressive managers may ask for more than they need or can digest. Another word of caution is to take special care to establish a process to ensure that the work is done and results are measured as a result of report recommendations. In short, Expressive people sometimes have short attention spans. Enough said.
The fourth and final personality type can be referred to as the "Analytical." Surprisingly, this may be the most difficult type of person for whom you ever will generate reports.
Analyticals like lots of data to study. In many cases, these individuals are successful engineers and technicians who have advanced into management. You may notice that their offices are cluttered with prints, spec. sheets, parts and—unfortunately—reports. They enjoy technology and processes. They always will want more data to examine. Yet, they may not decide what do with your recommendations. This can drive you crazy. As a result, Analytical types may be the hardest to work with.
The reports you provide to Analytical managers should include the basics coupled with some supporting data to back up you recommendations. Let them ask you for more information as needed—then meter out additional details to them sparingly. By doing this, perhaps you can get them to take action. Good luck!
For all types, a simple report generally is best. Too much data challenges the reader to join in the analysis. This can be annoying to a Driver (who typically doesn't want to waste time); intimidating to an Amiable (who wants you to talk to him/her); confusing for an Expressive (who only wants to see the "BIG PICTURE"); and downright self-destructive for an Analytical (who will immerse himself/herself in the data, never to be heard from again).
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Keep in mind that it is useful to form a "supplier/customer" relationship with those who receive your reports. In essence, your report is the product of your work. To be successful, though, this product must meet the reader's needs.
Just like a good newspaper or a well-developed Website, a report should communicate the right message to the right people to evoke the desired action—i.e. a response that results in your recommendations being acted on. If this helps create a better running, more efficient and profitable workplace, your PdM program has a good chance of being successful.
Bob Martin is a district manager for Emerson Process Management's Machinery Health Management Division. He is a CMRP, a category three vibration analyst and holds a level two lubrication certification. He has been supporting predictive maintenance practices for nearly 20 years, primarily working with industries in Detroit and surrounding areas. His experience with spectrum analysis extends back over 30 years, beginning with his work in the US Navy as an anti-submarine warfare systems operator, flying as aircrew on P-3 Orion patrol aircraft.
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Anybody have any experience w/ replacing their Prius hybrid battery?
I have 150K on my 2001 and now need a new hybrid battery as well as the battery that controls the computer. The price is $5000 - $4000 in parts and $1000 in labor.
If I knew I could get another 150K out of the car, it *might* be worth the cost of the repair. But, that's such a hefty price tag I'm wondering if I'm a total idiot for even considering it.
Another option is to replace it with used parts at a cost of about $2000. There is some risk w/ used parts that they won't work. If the parts are warrantied, I can return them to the salvage dealer, but I'll be out the cost of the labor.
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Great First Day!
Hi Andrew and Laurie,
We are off to a great start! We began our day by sitting in our morning meeting area and shared how we were feeling for our first day of school. Next, we went to our desks and filled out a sheet about third grade: what we might be wondering, what we are excited about, what we wished we could do and what we are nervous about. We then went back to the meeting area to share our thoughts. This was all before snack! After snack we played a game with some toilet paper. Make sure to ask Harry about this! We then started a project that we will complete on Friday called GUESS WHO? At the end of our day we sat together and shared one word that best described our first day as a third grade class. Awesome, fantastic, amazing and wonderful were just a few of the words that were shared.
We definitely had a fast, busy, yet fun filled day and look forward to seeing Harry tomorrow.
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In his book "The Structure of Science," philosopher of science Ernest Nagel described theories as, "conceptual frameworks deliberately devised for effectively directing experimental inquiry, and for exhibiting connections between matters of observation that would otherwise be regarded as unrelated."
Most simply, a theory is an explanation about why things are the way they are. We human beings seem to have an intense desire to make sense of our experience, and so we develop theories to accomplish this. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to characterize theories as "right" or "wrong," "true" or "false" or "proven" or "unproven." Rather, it is probably more accurate to think of them as good or bad, useful or not useful, or supported or not supported.
A theory allows us to develop hypotheses based upon it, which we can then test in a systematic and controlled manner. This, essentially, is the scientific method. No theory can explain everything, and every theory has its problems, but the best theories account for the greatest number of observations of our world with the fewest contradictions. A good theory is therefore very practical, allowing us to make predictions about our environment, which we can then use to our considerable benefit.
Theories evolve (no pun intended) as we become more sophisticated in our reasoning and investigatory technology. At one time, it was likely perfectly sensible to believe that thunder and lightening represented the gods' displeasure with us, that the earth was flat, and that the sun revolved around the earth. However, as our ability to study the pertinent theoretical predictions improved, these theories fell out of favor. So it goes with theories, and so it has gone with so-called creation theories in the eyes of, it seems, most scientists, who for the most part now consider them of anthropological interest.
In the biological world, evolution has emerged as the top theoretical dog for the vast majority of scientists because, in their view, it does the best job of explaining the "facts" in these realms. It cannot be "proved" in the sense that it can never be shown to be absolutely "true," as is the case with any theory. It is simply the best theory available for now, though one day it, too, may be eclipsed by a theory that we find more satisfactory.
Regarding astrophysics, it appears that we are still trying to develop satisfactory theories about the origin of the universe, or even deciding if this term is applicable to it (or deciding upon a definition of "universe" for that matter).
In her latest article, Grieze acknowledged the impracticality of "any and all beliefs being included" for study in our science curricula, but maintained, "Either the topic is opened up for discussion during class, as a matter of personal faiths ... or any ideas about 'the beginning' are left out of the science curriculum all together (sic) until mankind acquires sufficient enough technology to determine the absolute truth."
Unfortunately, with theories it is impossible to attain "the absolute truth" that Grieze understandably desires. So what shall we to do with the science curricula in public schools? Should we devote considerable time and resources to revisiting a great many scientifically obsolete creation theories, or should we recommend studying the latest theoretical ideas entertained by the majority of the scientific community, developed using conceptual reasoning based upon our accumulated knowledge of the pertinent subject matter and available state-of-the art technology?
Or, as Grieze suggests, should we exclude such considerations altogether?
Whereas arriving at the answer to this question will no doubt involve continued public debate, in the scientific community this debate has long been over. In any case, I do hope that I have given Grieze some additional food for thought.


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I just do not understand the networks I am watching more and more netflux. I miss Finder, Enlisted, and Surviving Jack, Longmire I can go on and on. I hope big networks start firing as they over pay. We do not need three I got talent ..idol etc shows.. I like a little fun, humor and crazy.. Eureka gone, warehouse 13, Rush, one season and gone. Benched and bad judge were hilarious. Oh well I am renewing netflix …
My husband and I loved the show Rake with Greg Kinear and were very disappointed that it was cancelled. It was very funny. And I agree with most other comments, LONGMIRE is a great show!! My husband and I loved Longmire and hope that Netflix will come out soon with new episodes soon. I joined Netflix after I heard that they were going to continue the series. I also upped my satellite internet package so that I could stream Longmire when it comes on, but so far I've not heard when they will start airing the new shows.
Agree with the cancellations —never heard of most of them anyway
I wish the powers to be would reconsider and give REVOLUTION another shot. I discovered REVOLUTION in Netflix and LOVE IT! Now, I'm left wanting and curious so bring it back!!!
NOOOOOOOO!!!! "The Tomorrow People" IS MY FAVE TV SHOW!!! NOOO PLZ NOO :'( :'(
Revolution is a great show, they should be ashamed of themselves for canceling a good TV program. That irritates me!!!!
I can't believe you're talking about here soon the Millers. This is a great comedy too bad you don't see it
I would like for you to list the canceled shOws and not returning. I would like to know if Time Warner will renew cable channel HLN.
I never would watch nbc before Believe for this reason, they get a winner then cancel in mid stream. Big mistake!
Bring back channel HLN please
I want HLN BACK
Revolution: time for the executives to revolve and learn what the true viewers want. Nielsen ratings-I have yet to hear of anyone knowing truly how this works. A box-I highly doubt as thousands of people I have come across or listened to have yet to see or hear of someone receiving one. Time for executives making these cuts become ex-employees and they will have the time to see what they have done to good TV. I can admit at my age of 44 I still enjoy fantasy and comics as an escape from all these reality shows-but one Vampire show is enough-they don't age so how do you explain trying to keep them on and becoming pregnant? Enough repeating and revolve before you get the cut or the network does to cable. Get used to using EX-as in employee not executive. Revolution was great. What's next-Blacklist?
I agree with several of the comments below – BRING BACK LONGMIRE!
My husband and I want LONGMIRE back.
Longmire is only a few for adults. bring it back. if you put some stupid thing then there I will also not look for other on A&E
Please bring back Revolution. You finally have a show that is different and worth seeing and you want to drop it. It was my favorite show. Please don't cancel it.
Bring back revolution, it is one of the best shows in a long time.
Loved DRACULA. It just got better and better. Too bad NBC did a poor job of promoting it after the Olympics.
Friends With Better Lives is hilarious! POOR DECISION! Another network should take it over! I laughed all the way through every showl
AGREE with Carol
I think you're wrong about Revolution. I found it to be a very exciting show . You take off all the good ones!!!
The loss of Almost Human is the one that has me peeved. It was working very well, but the network started showing episodes out of order, jerking around the time slot, and you knew the writing was on the wall due to some dispute none of us could see. Its to bad as it was equal parts humour and action.
please bring revolution back! why would they cancel the show? it was one of the best shows on that channel.
why would you cancel revolution one of the best shows on nbc. which i will not watch. any more. i am so upset with nbc. please fox,abc, etc. pick up the serious. REVOLUTION. PLEASE !!!!
Am in the Uk and gutted about Revolution, Star Crossed and most of all Almost Human. Scoff never seems to be given a chance!
It is always about money, the viewers don't count unless they are teens or 20 somethings. We must have good looking Ken and Barbie actors' even if they can't act or the plots are simplistic or stupid. The Uk has arranged for this series to be shown in there. Many of their TV shows have been
exported here. These shows are well written, good acting and are not full of blood and gore with cute guys and gals. Take Kevin Bacon out of the bloody mess that replaced Almost Human and put him in the show. The writers, actors, premise etc, were all very well done in Almost Human, instead
we will be served up some rehashed pap which is poorly written, acted and produced.
I enjoyed Almost Human and Sean Saves the World, but after ABC's V was axed in 2011, I restricted by emotional connections to most series, except the Hollywood faves, like Nurse Jackie and Game of Thrones. Because if Hollywood loves it – they'll move mountains to keep them. Plus, pairing Sarah Michelle Gellar with veteran Robin Williams almost guarantees disaster…sigh.
See this is why I rarely watch shows in their first or even second year. I'm tired of watching a new show and quickly growing to love it because inevitably it will get cancelled. It's happened to me too many times before. I started watching Believe and, of course, it gets axed. I am going to stick to my rule of waiting until a show is 3-4 years old before I invest in it. And the networks wonder why no one watches any more.
…But FOX, thanks for bringing back Jack…24!
So cancelling these shows are all person decisions and choices? It seems the Nets work out what they want to keep on the air based on what THEY like.
I have kind of grown numb to the poor decisions of networks. And as TV ratings erode even more, executives will still stand there and scratched her head and wonder what's going on. Their time is long over and ratings and viewership will keep sliding and sliding.
There are just better choices out there with companies that will allow shows to mature.
For years now I've wondered what TV will look like 20-50 years from now? Will the nets still be with us or will they survive and adapt into something different. One thing is certain, the end is near. And FOX, I will never forgive you for cancelling PROFIT.
growing up fisher was one of the best shows in years…it had a lot of character…these execs don't give a show a chance to build an audience…im over fifty and watch a lot of evening tv…some of the junk on tv is worthless, and they get rid of something so special…IDIOTS!!
"Surviving Jack" is the best comedy left on TV, and to "Lie To Me" the 2 shows FOX never should have cancelled
Join the fight to save it! Surviving Jack fans are bombarding every social media site, fox them selves via email, mail, and phone calls, AND there's a petition to sign on change.org. No other show has the support like this one to try and bring it back!
This is why cable is kicking broadcast tv ass. they don't let programs mature.
Having worked in a major studio for over 20 years, I STILL can't understand the mentality (or lack thereof) to what gets made and what gets cancelled. Several fantasy/adventure shows got canceled because the market is over saturated. Yet there are more coming into production. When was the last time you saw a good Western series??? Yet I'm having an uphill battle getting the green light on mine. Check it out. Don't you think it might be new and refreshing?
yeah. 15 years as a network director and STILL have no idea how the execs think and their reasons for cancelling.
Bring back surviving jack and the crazy ones the tell life how it really is come on its great tv
Not to mention Surviving Jack had better rating than any show fox renewed. Any explanation as to how that happens?
Which TV shows got canceled
Bring Back Surviving Jack! The show ratings JUMPED 20% in it's last episode. I just don't get it. This show has SUCCESS written ALL over it!
Hollywood keeps pumping out garbage that mainstream America recognizes as such.
Sorry to hear you cancelled the excellent show Growing Up Fisher.
Person of Interest should be on the list of shows not returning. Nolan and Plageman and CBS did a terrible "bait and switch" on viewers when they changed the premise of the drama and killed a lead actress, and laughed about killing her. The show has lost a third of its fans, specifically in the desired demographic, and should be an embarrassment to Warner Bros. and a taboo to advertisers. This X-Files wanna be has turned out to be a big WHY is it still on? Shame on Nina Tassler, of CBS, for not doing her job in controlling the hubris of the writers!
this is amazing shows that are really worth watching they cancel. revolution and believe were two of the best shows out there and I think NBC has made a very big mistake canceling them.
The networks are so frustrating when they have a show that is doing well and move it to another slot or intoduce a show and then skip a week here and there and loose the momentum and interest .
The two shows from the list that I personally will miss are Almost Human and The Neighbors. Both were fresh ideas that needed more support than a go ahead from the network
I think the networks are driving the public to seek whole seasons to be watched at a later date becsuse its not worth watching a show faithfully week to week and then be left hanging . At least on Netflix i know what i am going to get
Shame on ABC for pairing The Middle and The Neighbors for an excellent family comedy hour and ripping it up
I totally agree it's as if the networks are sabotaging their own shows, being from the UK I get very frustrated at the way American networks mess about with time slots during a shows season, that tends not to happen here in UK. I have lost 4 brilliant shows due to this.not happy.
The rating system should not be judged by 18-49 year old there is a huge amount of people 49+ that should not be overlooked.
Once again another awesome show I faithfully watched from its debut has been canceled! Revolution was the BEST show on TV! NBC has just lost a viewer! I will never invest my time in another new show they air! Again we are left with a cliffhanger we will never know the end to!! Would be nice if another network picks it up! Would be perfect on SyFy!!! Please save Revolution!!!
I like Revolution also but I was getting unnerved by the story line getting off track as do so many other shows.Why does that have to happen? Can't the execs see that that's when they start to lose viewers?
Cancelling Revolution is a MISTAKE! It is a fantastic show. MY husband & I look forward to it every week. Are you, at least, going to wrap it up for us? We invested our time, it would be nice if you did too!
good riddance
So glad they cancelled all of these shows and left the crappy one. Now i can get off my couch and have a life again!!
And then there were none. I'm out of touch as I never watched one episode of any of these shows, but I don't care. There are so many things on the web and cable and I rarely watch anything new anyway. I like proven good stuff over wasting my time on new crap.
All of these shows have one element in common that caused them to fail with Americans audiences. The hysterical part of it is that no one in Hollywood who is in the trade know what it is, though it's glaringly clear to the "flyover country".
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