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And that house on -- house call you know about half of adults in America take at least one daily dietary supplement.
About a third of us take a multi vitamin.
You know when you -- -- and you do you do good -- to get your vitamin DUB you know those.
Nine lessons and things -- don't know about but now new research shows that there is some truth behind the pills.
Doctor Siegel good bad -- you when you -- in the morning.
They're like OK I did my.
Right thing -- then it's got that whole long list I don't know what half the stuff is but I think it's good.
-- -- before I vote I wanna tell you this is an unprecedented.
Study very expensive.
NIH's behind it over 141000.
Were followed over ten year period and you -- we always say on the show you've won a -- don't give the other one a pill that's the way to do a study that's how this was done.
141000 of them half of them got a multi vitamin the other -- didn't get it it was randomized meaning nobody knew who got what.
The rest -- placebo and they actually found over more than a decade that there was an 8%.
Decrease in the amount of cancer in the group that got multi vitamins this is by far the best study that's ever been done on the wow.
Who won the two groups that didn't show a change one prostate cancer which -- will talk about.
Colon cancer also wasn't diminished.
Pick a couple of problems with the started -- one physicians are not the same as the entire population were little more responsible in terms of reporting medical problems.
But we're not we don't stand for everybody the other thing -- that I wonder is how many of those physicians had nutritional deficiencies -- how many didn't.
With the holy Grail here is to figure out.
Whether the multi -- is correcting deficiencies or what everyone should have -- and then there's a problem with vitamin.
Well I take multivitamin and and the reason for it is because you know if you're getting all of your.
Perfect diet you're exercising all the time in your life -- -- you may not need more to buy the -- -- is not necessarily better which is one of the myths that the everyone has out there.
What I like about -- is number one based on the study that's well respected publishing jam off.
Is that multi vitamin he's safe and if you take a little more then then then you need you're going to excrete it and get rid of -- so it is safe normal want.
Number two you're giving them load those.
A whole lot of different kind of ingredient it's not like you're taking just big calcium.
Big vitamin.
The fact is that women need for the gas -- they need -- they need your vitamin.
So us four -- this particular group is about 141000.
Doctors so we still have to study women we still have to said the younger population this is old fifty and -- there.
So the answer is.
That I think that if you have -- really well balanced diet if you exercise you -- probably donate more to -- me but if this study was done mostly for heart disease.
And they found that that -- heart disease multivitamin doesn't help before cancer reduces by eight per.
Since significant statistically I have one time according to this which is the safety point that David mentioned should be emphasized it's not this is the first time it showed that they -- not not only works to decreased cancer doesn't cause any harm to -- whereas -- -- like -- that vitamin every morning central point I'm glad that it wasn't sponsored by the vitamin injury.
Industry -- it's great to -- -- and I -- -- up folks you can see -- -- -- American Medical Association -- right here.
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Just had been 13 billion light years away? Well then we'd be in an area of space that was technically non existent. you'd be outside the big bang..lol. Unless I am misunderstanding you.. If you could exist "outside" the universe and were 13 billion light years away in nowhere land.. No you wouldn't.. because there would be no light and with no light, you get no pretty scenery.. You wouldn't even know it happened til billions of years later. The only way you could see it would be about 13 billion years later, which is how long it would take for the light to reach you 13 billion years away from the epicenter.. lol.. To my understanding anyway..
Am I the only one that got a belly laugh out of having a discussion of science, FTL, the Big Bang, and then someone asks that question with a straight face? who would have guessed that anyone intelligent enough to understand the discussion at all was unaware of the Star Trek "Q" reference No insult intended Drone, promises! Just kinda like being in a Political discussion and have someone ask why it's called "Obamagate"
Too sweet. I know there are other worlds out there! I just hope they can get here in time to stop mankind from killing it's self off!
there is no center, imagine a two-dimensional universe being the surface of a balloon. you can not travel away from the surface because you can only move in 2 dimensions. the color of the balloon is initially strong but the more it gets inflated the dimmer the color will be (= temperature in the universe). it doesn't matter where you are on the balloon, you can only observe everything in a circle with radius as far as light would have travelled since you have been put on the balloon. that's your observable universe.
Something isn't making any sense to me here. All matter originated in a space as small as a pin point, then the big bang occurred, and threw shit everywhere. We are a small part of that, matter that got thrown out into space and through billions of years evolved into what we are now. If nothing is faster than light, or at least, the fastest thing we know of, then how is it that we are here and light from billions and billions of years ago is just now reaching us? Shouldn't it be long gone by now? Shouldn't we be looking the other direction, chasing after the old light, and steadily losing our grip on it as the light gets too far away for us to see?
the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. also, if you believe in the inflation theory, the universe has expanded a lot in its early stages, so there is plenty of space for photons to travel
what i want to know is exactly how far light has traveled in total *aka the obserable universe* because its definetly more then 13.2 billion light years since we still have a Millennia of innovation to build better scopes, right now the observable universe is a myth because we dont have the technology to see *as of yet* the edge of the universe and i do mean edge by where we can see the universe expanding as we look at it because the more time that goes by the further the universe gets... i think they say the universe is actually 31billion light years long but we can only see 13b light years because that light hasnt reached us yet, the 13billion light years is just what we can see with our technology,.. its not the farthest light has traveled to us yet.
it's not that easy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comoving_distance no matter what technology you have, there is always a limit to the distance photons can have traveled since the big bang.
yes i was reading about that earlier today, but in a millenia we should have the technology to go atleast 85% of that distance
the furthest you can possibly go back to, when observing using photons is when the plasma recombination happened = cosmic microwave background as mentioned before, there are some theories that you could observe neutrinos or even gravitational waves from before that time, but they are barely theoretical also you would just see more and more isotropy and homogenuity = more boring
yes but no matter how boring... its still science and science will not stop just because its boring... it would be like saying those little red dots in the image are insignificant because they are just dots on a picture... but its just not.
You totally misunderstood what you quoted. When observing universe younger (if it was possible, that is*) than when deionization / atomic recombination happened is of little interest. It was just a totally featureless glowing sphere. BORING. *light that was emitted inside the plasma was absorbed and no longer exists.
It's interesting that we live in just the right epoch to easily detect the electromagnetic 'artifacts' of the early universe. Probably nearing the end of such an epoch, as that electromagnetic radiation will slip into the Radio region of the spectrum and then attenuate even more, in a few billion years. I wonder... Are we in the 'sweet spot' of the Universe's evolution? The 'sweet spot' for possibly spring-boarding into long-term survivability on the cosmic scale. The perfect time to accumulate adequate knowledge of the Universe's early history, to tangentially inform our technological development? Big questions, with no answers, but interesting.
On the contrary. Many astronomers suggest that we're actually late. Expansion pushed all clusters away so everything is quite further now than it was billion years before.
Um, I always assumed this was common knowledge. Over 13 billion years there have probably been countless civilizations formed and destroyed in the universe. Hell, in our galaxy alone. Hell, maybe even in our solar system! I'm looking forward to the discovery of life in our solar system, it won't be too long, now!
Scientists use Hubble telescope to solve 'missing satellite' problem and shed some light on dark matter and ghost galaxies. http://phys.org/news/2012-07-hubble-telescope-unmasks-ghost-galaxies.html These ancient galaxies no longer could form stars so they became dim and almost invisible. How could this happen? Scientists say reionisation caused that. Interesting theory Poor things, they stood no chance. Interesting read tho. Here's the picture of Leo IV captured by Hubble telescope: Residing 500 000 light-years from Earth, Leo IV is one of more than a dozen ultra-faint (dim and star-starved) dwarf galaxies lurking around Milky Way. These galaxies are dominated by dark matter, an invisible substance that makes up the bulk of the Universe's mass. Another interesting link: http://phys.org/news/2012-07-dark-galaxies-early-universe.html
Using Hubble, Astronomers Spot Oldest Spiral Galaxy Ever Seen Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! Light from this galaxy has been traveling to Earth for about 10.7 billion years. Would you imagine that? Here it is: Astronomers thought the spiral was an illusion. But using a special instrument called the OSIRIS spectrograph they determined BX442 was really a rotating spiral. http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2012/07/hubble-spots-the-farthest-spiral.html?rss=1
Lol your comment made my day It's really fascinating. That galaxy is 10.7 billion light-years from Earth. That's a freaking long distance. My brain boils.
The distance isn't what has my neurons firing it's the fact that we found this early galaxy to observe! It really is an amazing time we are living in right now; our technology is allowing us look/probe farther/deeper into the cosmos allowing us to constantly be learning about our origins. They said the 18th century was the "Age of enlightenment" but i beg to differ, it was merely the begining of the separation of church/state which allowed us to reach the point we are at today; The REAL "Age of Enlightenment" We aren't here because of some super all knowing, omnipotent being who is self righteous/conceded and wanted to clone himself/herself for amusement.... I can't wait untill they finally start using the plasma rockets on space craft http://phys.org/news174031552.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_Specific_Impulse_Magnetoplasma_Rocket
It's just awesome when you try to comprehend it.. Science can allow us to see things over 10 billion LIGHT YEARS away.... eesh.. I can't even see my house from my job...


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Arrive in Chiang Mai aiport by mid afternoon (before 4pm), where you will meet your transfer service to the hotel. This afternoon at 6pm you will meet your local guide who will explain the next few days in more detail. After meeting with the guide you will enjoy a traditional Kantoke dinner and show by the local Hilltribes. If you arrive early you will have time to relax and explore Chiang Mai. Surrounded by rolling hills, Chiang Mai is the cultural center of Thailand. Enclosed by a moat and crumbling walls, the old city features great cafes, shops and over 300 temples. Our hotel this evening is located on the edge of the old city with easy access to the best shopping, restaurants and bars that Chiang Mai has to offer. The hotel has a swimming pool, wifi and many other facilities to ensure your pleasant stay. All rooms are double / twin share with an attached ensuite bathroom.
Today take a sightseeing tour to visit Chiang Mai's most famous temple, Wat Doi Suthep, tucked away in the mountains. The temples Golden Pagoda contains Buddha relics and offers exhilarating views over Chiang Mai. In your free time try your hand at one of the many optional activities on offer. Many visitors come here to attend cooking courses, massage classes or yoga lessons. It is also a mecca of handicraft production, with a long history of silverwork, woodcarving, pottery-making and weaving. A trip out to the countryside is available for those interested in riding elephants or cruising down a stream on a bamboo raft. The fun does not end when the sun goes down, as the night bazaaar opens. The bazaar is a series of covered markets, shops and stalls that offer the best selection of handicrafts in Thailand. You can ask your guide to help you organise any of these activities. Our hotel this evening is located on the edge of the old city with easy access to the best shopping, restaurants and bars that Chiang Mai has to offer. The hotel has a swimming pool, wifi and many other facilities to ensure your pleasant stay. All rooms are double / twin share with an attached ensuite bathroom. Approx Travel Time: Chiang Mai to Doi Suthep Temple: 45 minutes each way.
Today sees you traveling by road through the Thai countryside to Chiang Rai. On the way we will stop at an elephant camp to learn about these majestic creatures, see them take a bath and enjoy a short ride through the camp. After lunch we cruise downstream on the Mae Kok river to the village of Ban Mai Mok Jam. We continue our journey north to Chiang Rai with one more stop at a hill-tribe village where we can explore this unique way of life. This evening in Chiang Rai we stay in a resort that has a swimming pool, wifi, bar and restaurant amongst many other facilities to ensure your comfortable stay. All rooms are double / twin share and have an attached ensuite bathroom. Approx Travel Time: The sum of our driving today totals approximately 4.5 hours, but this is broken up into smaller segments. Timing largely depends on traffic leaving Chiang Mai.
After breakfast drive to Golden Triangle - Mae Sai, the northernmost town in Thailand, which sits on the Burmese border. Stop off at a Jade factory, a colourful market, Fish Cave and Monkey Cave along the way. You will also visit the local hill tribes before heading back to Chiang Mai. We return to Chiang Mai to stay in the same hotel that your journey began in. Comfortably equipped and well situated, this is a great point to branch out and explore the night markets, flower markets and handicraft shops that Chiang Mai is famous more. Approx Travel Time: Our total travel time today is approximately 6 hours, but once again this is broken up into smaller sections to ensure your journey is more comfortable. Timing is largely dependent on the traffic re-entering Chiang Mai.
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Introducing my personal challenge to make something original, creative and new, everyday. The Everyday Apple Project - TheEverydayApple.tumblr.com
My initial goal is to produce a new apple everyday for the month of September. We'll see how well this goes.
Aug 5, 2012
Came across this cool old ad and the tag line caught my attention. "Faster-than-the eye-can-see" Italian Stiletto will be the center of conversation wherever you show it.
Imagine that, pulling a stilletto out in common settings and it drawing attention! I felt inspired by the strangeness of it all and put this type based peice together. Enjoy.
Jul 9, 2012
I put together some branding for a friend who does some consulting and programming work. We wanted to portray both the name, and the very electronic nature of the work his company does. Pretty happy with the results and so was he.
Apr 7, 2012
This idea popped in my head today. I felt like making a type joke. You can download this as a background for your iphone if you feel so inclined. I've also uploaded a version for those of you who aren't into puns. Enjoy.
Futura - iphone, ipod touch (320 x 480)
Future - iphone, ipod touch (320 x 480)
Mar 14, 2012
Wedding invitations I illustrated a few months ago for my good friend Landon. Dayly and Landon came to me with a carnival theme for their wedding and an open mind. After many conversations about must haves and must not haves I think we came up with something that suited them well.
We managed to fit in some wood grain and a little hand drawn type.
Here's to many years ahead of you. Cheers.
Dec 4, 2011
"Everyday is a journey and the journey itself is home." a quote from the Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō. One might think it a little cheesey at face value but I'd like to think not.
The past year has been a rocky one for my family and I. Just one year ago, this friday, my grandfather died. He suffered for years with parkinsins disease and ahlziemers. He was foundational to so many aspects of my life. If that weren't enough to continue to process, on April 13th our home burnt down along with nearly everything we owned.
We were surrounded on both occasions by people who love us and care about us. In some instances people we had either just met or still have never met who sent us letters, threw us a fundraiser or gave us gifts to help us get back on our feet. The generosity was more overwhelming than the fire itself.
With all of that in mind I wanted to create something that communciated what I was learning through all of this.
Nov 29, 2011
This friday my wife and I will be setting up at Dirt Bag Arts. Really looking forward to the event and seeing what other creative folks have made here in Kansas City. The image above was one of several items I designed to print and sell at the event. A little teaser as to what you'll be able to find this weekend.
We decided against printing this thank you card but I didn't want to see it go to waste. With that in mind I've posted the link here for a free download. A little vintage wood type goodness to tell someone Thanks.


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The Covenant | Actor | Caleb Danvers | 1 | |
Crazy Love | Actor | Jackson Cooper | 1 | |
10,000 B.C. | Actor | D'Leh | 1 | |
Undiscovered | Actor | Luke Falcon | 1 | |
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Magic City (2010-2012) | Actor | Stevie Evans | 2010 | 1 |
Sleeping With the Fishes | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
City Island | Actor | Tony Nardella | 1 | |
Sky High | Actor | Warren Peace | 1 | |
Requiem For A Bantamweight | Actor | Teen Bobby | 1 | |
Stop-Loss | Actor | Michael Colson | 1 | |
Undiscovered | Song Performer | ("Boomerang") | 8000055 | |
Undiscovered | Song Performer | ("Half Lit") | 8000056 | |
Undiscovered | Song Performer | ("House Lights") | 8000057 | |
Undiscovered | Song Performer | ("Never Said Anything") | 8000063 | |
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Undiscovered | Song Performer | ("Smart In A Stupid Way") | 8000066 | |
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Co-starred in the independent comedy, "City Island" |
Modeled for Vogue, Details and Pop magazine and worked with photographers Bruce Weber and Herb Ritts |
Appeared in second feature, "Undiscovered"; also performed several songs on the films soundtrack |
First TV appearance was in an episode of NBC's "Third Watch" playing Bobby Cannavale's character as a teenager |
Featured in Bruce Weber's book, All-American: Short Stories |
Began modeling professionally after meeting the head of Boss Models, John Bobin |
Moved to Los Angeles after graduating from high school |
Played a teenage superhero named Warren Peace in his film debut, "Sky High" |
Played the lead role of D'Leh, a prehistoric mammoth hunter, in Roland Emmerich's blockbuster, "10,000 BC" |
Starred as Caleb Danvers in Renny Harlin's supernatural thriller, "The Covenant" |
A native New Yorker, Strait was born on March 23, 1986, growing up in Manhattan's West Village. At P.S. Three, which he attended up until the sixth grade, he had an early interest in sports - first in basketball, then later in boxing and karate. A huge influence, Strait's mother was a highly belted practitioner of karate. Just before his teens, he began focusing on acting, ensconced in classes at the Village Community School, where he was nudged into acting in a musical. That performance nabbed him both a modeling manager and a few commercial gigs, all by the age of 13. Strait went on to attend Manhattan's Xavier High School, where he decided to further continue his acting, music and modeling, with the modeling detour becoming the catalyst. Early in his teens, a chance meeting with the head of Boss Models, John Bobin, led to his recruitment as a model for the agency, with Strait appearing in photo campaigns for illustrious clothiers such as Harlequin and Hollister.
In 2000, Strait, age 14, began studying acting at the prestigious Stella Adler Conservatory. His training also extended to training at Black Nexxus. Strait first appeared on network television in the New York-based series "Third Watch" (NBC, 1999-2005), playing Bobby Cannavale's character Bobby Caffey as a teenager on a February 2001 episode. By early 2003, Strait had been wooed into the fold as a client for one of Hollywood's elite talent agencies, International Creative Management. After signing, he made the jump to the west coast, heading to Los Angeles after graduating from Xavier High in 2004.
It was not long before Strait, eager to put his years of acting training to use, was sent out for film auditions. He was very quickly cast in an ambitious Disney family comedy about teen superheroes called "Sky High" (2005). Released in July 2005, the young actor could be seen heating up the screen as Warren Peace, a superhero with the ability to manipulate flames. Just after "Sky High" began filming, Strait was tapped for his second film project, the more-low key of the two efforts, "Undiscovered" (2005), which chronicled the lives of an interconnected group of struggling actors and musicians. As he had done with "Sky High," Strait sported a mane of long hair for his role as Luke Falcon, a budding singer-songwriter who moves from New York to Los Angeles in search of stardom.
While "Sky High" was a small hit with moviegoers, "Undiscovered" sank at the box office amidst mostly unenthusiastic reviews. Not a total loss, Strait landed an impressive seven songs on the soundtrack's 15-track release. Though critics did not buy into performance of Falcon as a singer-in-the-making, he was indeed a real life rocker. Lakeshore Records, the label who put out the movie's soundtrack, quickly signed Straight and his band, Tribe. Despite the musical detour, Strait continued with his acting career, landing a role in director Renny Harlin's supernatural thriller, "The Covenant" (2006), in which he starred as Caleb Danvers, one of four friends and descendents of New England witches who use their warlock powers to compete for the love of a classmate.
Following his turn working with Harlin, Strait was hired by another veteran of the blockbuster genre, director Roland Emmerich, for the movie "10,000 B.C." Strait took on his biggest film challenge to date in the lead role of D'Leh, a prehistoric mammoth hunter forced onto a continent-crossing trek to save his tribe from complete extinction. Unfortunately, Strait's hoped for breakthrough film met with a mixture of derision, scorn and indifference from audiences, offering the young actor little in the way of career advancement. Less maligned was his small role in the Iraq wartime drama "Stop Loss" (2008), starring Ryan Phillippe, Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as young soldiers struggling to reclaim their lives as civilians. After appearing as Andy Garcia's illegitimate son in the dysfunctional family-drama "City Island" (2009), Strait scored a regular cast role on the cable series "Magic City" (Starz, 2012- ). On the period drama, Strait played Stevie Evans, the charming "bad boy" son of Ike Evans (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), owner of the ritzy Miramar Playa Resort, where glamour, sex, power and crime all converge on the shores of Miami in the late-1950s.
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Only one suggestion. You have signs reminding customers to keep their ticket until they exit but it would be good to remind them to keep the ticket WITH THEM so they can access the building.
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Buenos Aires is birthplace of the tango. It was created in the 19th century in the district Boca, which was mostly inhabited by Italians. The tango reflects the attitude towards life of people whose everyday life is characterised by hard work and worries, but who want to surmount these difficulties in a positive way. If you can find the time, we recommend you to visit a tango event while being in a Buenos Aires hotel.
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Formats: | 12 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Tom Cruise, Bryan Cranston, Malin Akerman, Paul Giamatti, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Alec Baldwin, Julianne Hough, Russell Brand, Will Forte |
Director: | Adam Shankman |
Genres: | Comedy, Drama, Music/Musical |
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Rock of Ages is definitely more about the music than the plot with songs seeming to come every 10 minutes.
Rather than being out of place, Cruise gives a great performance as Stacee Jaxx, a mix of Axl Rose and Jim Morrison. His vocals are surprisingly good and his version of 'Pour some sugar on me' is the standout of the film.
Female lead Julianne Hough's vocals are simply adequate. At one point her character says she is a better singer than a dancer. I have to disagree.
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By gazza_safc1990 (6 reviews) from Durham , 15 Nov 2013Having watched the Rock of Ages show in Las Vegas I decided to give this film a watch too, how disappointed I was. I felt bored from start to finish, perhaps the show added that bit of comedy and entertainment that is needed to sit through the boring plot but the film just failed in every way.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By MOVIEMART (18 reviews) from MILNGAVIE , 30 Oct 2013this has got to be one of the worst films ever made, even for a musical, which are rubbish, (Except The Blues Brother s of course) it was more dire than a wolf in game of thrones. I was cringing after about 5 minutes, and all the way through I wondered what song they were going to slaughter next? I grew up with this music and they totally made a mockery out of it- a sin against Classic American Rock; The main girl had a voice like a chipmonk and the guy wasn't much better, in fact the best voice was Tom Cruise! The Bands playing the songs were kept low in the volume, especially the guitars! But the plot, characters, in fact everything about this film was soooo bad I couldn't wait for the end. AVOID.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Tom and Russell should swap
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After graduating from the University of Virginia with Distinction, Kate earned a Master in Landscape Architecture from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard. In 1996, she was a member of small research group focused on the urbanization of Pearl River Delta, led by architect Rem Koolhaas, which became the first case study in the internationally recognized Harvard Project on the City. Kate later worked for the planning and landscape architecture firm Hargreaves Associates and for OMA/AMO.
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This is great, hopefully we will get 3.60+ games working soon. The scene has certainly heated up these last few days.
Yes it has. Can't wait to see what the next few weeks bring. Good stuff indeed.
There already is a 3.6+ game in there newest release. So more 3.6+ games are incoming for sure the next days.
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There is a 3d model converter for this so i thought it would be cool to share the download so its easy to get the models.
Did you test it on 3.55 CFW? also thanks for the link . Might be useful for someone who wants this game and doesn't have access to PSN.
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This Traverse covers the whole of the area from left to right. Start at whichever end you prefer. This is often regarded as one of the best traverses in Flagstaff due to its overhanging but positive holds. Many variations exist, come up with one of your own!
Crash pad and spotter optional, sturdy landing.
How does the standard route end, if your going from left to right? It looks like (by the chalk) that numerous people go up and out before the crimpy overhung section on the far right. Great traverse, I just can't find much said about this one, unlike Monkey & Cloud.
I know that Flag has a rich history of being snadbagged, how else would Front Range climbers maintain their reputation as hard core boulderers, but how is it that consensus puts the monkey trvs at solid V4 and this only checks it at V3-4? It seems that the monkey gets sent much more often than the upper Y.
The rating on this route is tricky because, if going left to right, it is V1/V2 up to the last few moves. Those last few moves, however, are pretty solid V4 I think, especially when you are worn out from the rest of the problem. The last few moves involve a couple moves down to a jug-match, then a push up to a sloper-match, then three icky right-facing crimps. Don't barn-door!
Bouldering at Flag is all about contrived hard moves, "don't grab that jug in front of yer face, use the half pad crimp, then it's truly V4 not V0 with the jug" or "the V2 rating only appplies if you climb it one handed". Bouldering is game of contrivances: how hard can I pull two inches off the ground and what amazing holds will I avoid to create my 2 move V10 lowball masterpiece, and then when someone repeats it, I can inform them how all the good holds are off if you use the good holds it's only V1 not V10. Sorry for the rant, but bouldering grades piss me off and I needed to some were to complain, so there ya go, mtn proj.


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Welcome to the 44th Annual Southern California Genealogy Jamboree Friday through Sunday, June 7 through 9, 2013 Plus Pre-Event "Family History and DNA" Thursday, June 6 |
To read more about the many capabilities and valuable information contained on the app, please check out the Mobile App page of the Jamboree website. You don't want to miss a single benefit of this outstanding communication tool. You'll use it before Jamboree for planning, during Jamboree to manage your schedule, read syllabus articles, and provide speaker feedback. After Jamboree, you will continue to use it for fingertip access of reference materials. We are very grateful for Jamboree sponsor Ancestry.com for again sponsoring the Jamboree app. MEET THE SPEAKERS. UPDATED! Jamboree offers professional, knowledgeable speakers who are dedicated to sharing their skill and experience with others.
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GENEALOGY WORLD is a 75-minute JamboFREE activity that is all about exchanging information. Genealogy World is an informal round-table discussion that allows people with similar interests to sit down at a table and compare notes. If you've had success, tell others. If you need a little help, bring up your question and see what others can suggest. You'll find tables dedicated to many types of topics: ethnic or geographic, record types, technology, whatever comes up. If you'd like to recommend a topic or host a table, we would love to hear from you. Drop us a note at firstname.lastname@example.com. LODGING UPDATED! The conference hotel, the Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport Hotel, is sold out and is not accepting any further reservations. Our recent blog post lists a couple of alternatives. Parking is available for $10 per night at the Marriott. Parking at the Marriott is at a premium and overflow parking arrangements have been made with the Burbank Airport. As we draw closer to June, we will post maps and other instructions to help to relieve the pain of parking. Check the blog for more detailed information. What we are doing to help: This year's schedule allows for repeated "due to popular demand" sessions, as well as video and audio-recorded sessions. New this year, we will have overflow rooms for many of the streamed video sessions. But the most important thing you can do is to tell us what sessions you are planning to attend. We need your input to accurately plan the room assignments. We use the information to assign the sessions to the best room. The most popular sessions get the largest rooms; specialized sessions go in smaller rooms. It is impossible to accurately assign rooms without input from everyone. Click here to take the survey.
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