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Route starts at the top of the trail from the parking lot to Supercrack Buttress. Follows the obvious chalked hand crack in a corner through a large overhang. Lieback up the corner to the roof. Jam out the roof with perfect hands (crux) to a great rest at the end (#3 Camalot). Finish up the corner to a bolt anchor at 95 feet. It really is incredible! Get there early because lines will form on the weekends.
Cams from 2-2.5". Heavy on 2.5" (#2 Camalot)
I agree with Ben, for the average-sized (w/r/t hands!) the jams through the overhang are ridiculously bomber. 9/10, and really freakin cool.
Getting onto the initial pillar, about 20', can be difficult unless you jam it. I liebacked with a green FCU at 8' and pumped out, unable to get in a piece in higher, about a foot below the pillar top. Use a #2 camalot to get on top of the pillar and recover it if you feel the need once you're on top. The landing area only has one rock, but it has a knob on it. A spotter kept my groundfall (with the pulled green FCU) from becoming a broken leg.
I've only been to IC once in my life and that was last spring break (2001), but let me just say that being over here in Germany for the semester and not even being able to climb (Northern Germany is nothing but flat flat flat..) Looking and thinking about IC is just giving me a hard on the size of Texas. I'm already starting to train again just to get my muscles in some kind of shape to hit it hard again this spring break!!!!!!
It's common to see this rated 5.10c and Supercrack 5.10. I really can't understand that. I have perfectly average sized hands, and Supercrack (both the technical start, and the crack itself) feels like it's in a different league of difficulty altogether. I can't bring myself to think of IHC as any harder than 9+, whereas I'd call Supercrack solid 10+. Perfect hands (even with an overhang, it has no-hands rests both before and after the crux) should be easier than sustained wide hands with no rests. But maybe, if you have excellent wide hands technique, Supercrack could feel even easier I suppose. Now I'm just confusing myself.
whatever you want to rate it this is an excellent route that should not be missed. If you feel comfortable leading just about any other route in I.C. then you will enjoy this one and it will keep you coming back for years to come. It is best to have your second follow this route as you belay from above or you risk pushing your cams into the crack with your rope if you top rope it.
Agreed, simply lowering off can suck cams way into the crack near the crux. When we did this, my brand new #2 Camalot was pulled so far in I could barely touch the stem. Fortunately 10 minutes fishing for the trigger with a cleaning tool got it out.
Great route and the 1st I climbed at IC. Might be that I have weird-sized hands or something, but I found this to be considerably harder than Supercrack.
Those are not hands Eric, they are paws. I am surprised you can type with those meat-hooks. Supercrack was loose for me and good for you. I.H.C was good for me and tight for you.
Duh... I think the short pumpy section is enough to warrant a 10, but with all the rests, it's definitely easier than most 10s around here. The hands were great for my size (average to small).
The crack is getting wider. It gets done more than my belayers sister. Anyway I think the rating is historical. It is unbelievably locker now but probably not so when this crack was more virgin. Once it becomes Incredible Fist Stack Crack it probably will have shorter lines.
IHC is definitely .9 And the worst part is that its because of excessive traffic. I climbed it first only like seven years ago and couldn't get my hands into the crack. I remember there was one part to SQUEEZE a #2 Camalot in at the lip of the crux; I think people manking gear around in that pre crux manic attack have increased the wear. It's a shame people don't redistribute the wear a bit. climb some other cracks and definitely try not to top rope the whole team up the thing. Have some respect. I wonder if most people even realize the all that white rock is from wear, ditto on Supercrack, fingers, chad davis
Well Chad, it looks like you've climbed it at least twice (probably more), so clearly you have already exceeded your limit and we can safely expect that you will never climb it again, right? But don't worry, we can tell everyone who's there for the first time that half their party won't be able to do it so all the other old-timers like you can have their multiple ascent quota.
I don't mourn the wear on IHC. I mourn the ridiculous hoards of climbers who flock to Supercrack Buttress. I still can't figure out why everyone stays on this one cliff, when Indian creek has countless cliffs of excellent quality, with short approaches. Go do some FA's for Pete's sake! There are a million IHC's and Supercrack's at the Creek, and many haven't even been climbed.
does it get any better? just a joy of a route.
The picture of Ben climbing w/o shoes is fantastic. May I suggest climbing w/o pants? This affords a great cock jam rest before the roof!!
Stellar climb with nary a variance in size the whole way. This crack was made for #2 Camalots. I recall placing about 9 of that particular cam and sewing it up - super fun route. Exactly 100' to the anchors.
For what it is worth, I've confirmed the crack is getting bigger! 4 years ago I could NOT get in a metolius fat cam (forgot the size) below the crux 'roof'. This year, same cam fit PERFECT. It'll be the IFC in about 10 years.
this route takes a 5.10+ amount of juice for me to get up it. 10- and 9+ is more like generic crack.
if you place gear under the overhang, use long runners to avoid rope being sucked into crack.
it would be nice if everyone would take a voluntary "three climb maximum" vow on this (as well as Supercrack, and maybe Coyne and Fingers in a Lightsocket). I have. That said, it is nice that this climb, the buttress, and its short approach keep attracting the majority of Indian Creek visitors. Helps save the rest of the canyon.
if cookie monster ate only #2 camalots- he would be very happy on incredible hand crack.
Number three Friends NOW fit this crack perfectly, it has also become easier with 'man hands'.
Oh my god. This climb is sooo much fun. I want to mate with the Incredible Handcrack and make baby IHCs that will hopefully resemble the original. The wear and tear of climbers is taking its toll on this route so get on it soon. In the Kalymnos guidebook under the entry for the route Trela it quotes a spanish climber as saying "Oh my god, how could I have existed without having done this climb". IHC might be considered the crack climbers equivalent. Ok, maybe I am exagerating it a little bit, but this climb is really fun.
i think I places 7 #2 camalots, and maybe a #1 at the start. Easier than it looks if you have huge man hands (felt cruiser to me). 10a!
I have small hands, and the crack was shaky hands or off hands for me. I could not get a good jam over the roof at all. I would give this a solid 5.10 rating. Still a great route though
"Well, if perfect hands is your thing" uttered to us by another climber while we were waiting for the climb. The hands really are perfect and the crack is a bit tapered so it fits a lot of hand sizes.
FA: Rich Perch, John Bragg, Doug Snively, and Anne Tarver, 1978.
This route is a raging pain with small hands. Wear long sleeves.
The new guide suggests 6-7 2.5 Friends....ya they don't work. #2 BD and #3 Friends work really good. After the roof you can get a pretty good #3 BD placement in a small pod. It takes a little looking to see the placement.
For anyone who wants additional evidence of the changes that have occurred on this route from all the traffic...
This is probably the best single pitch route I've ever been on. The crack is sustained perfect hands (for me) and eats gear. Make sure you have a ton of BD #2 cams with you. I think I racked with 7 #2s, 2 #3s, and 1 #1. The #1 can be placed in the thinner part of the crack at the very beginning. It's #2s the rest of the way with exception of one #3 placement at the beginning of the overhang section. A must-climb. A must-lead.
Pretty damn incredible. Bomber hands the whole way. 5.fun if your hands are yellow c4 size. There are several great rests (before the roof, after the roof and a bit higher) that make the climb feel super mellow. Use the rests and move efficiently through the roof you shouldn't even feel pumped. Great route!
5.10c? Most of this route was tight for my hands, but not .10c tight. I got tired in the roof and hung out on hand & foot jams to rest before continuing up. No way I see myself doing that at the crux on a .10c! To me the roof seemed easier than the crux move to the pedestal on Super Crack but harder than the main event of Super Crack, which for me was comfortable cupped hands.
First SENND of the year was on January 2, 2013(avg high temp 18)....smoked IHC and all the other classics with NO LINES ahahaha where were you guys???


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If you could change another player's position, who would you move?
Funny, CPlunk. :D
Roby has too much talent for just one postion. I think he's being wasted just playing DB. He could be that Percy Harvin type while J. Hall is out. I'm not saying he should be in every play on offense. I just would like to see him playing several times on offense to give the opposing teams something else to have to plan for.
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I thought Stoney performed well against Indiana, so perhaps this signifies that he'll start getting the ball more often. To me, it seemed like he was a guy who was making some catches then getting some tough yards after the catch.
Also, I think somebody said Stoney's production is down from last season. If I remember correctly, he had 14 catches last season. After 7 games this season, he has 11 catches (3rd highest on the team). Seems he's on pace to surpass his production from last season.
It's really not hard for any of the receivers to surpass last year's totals considering our leading receiver had 16 (?) catches or so. 11 catches through 7 games (less than 2 catches a game) really isn't much considering how much he was hyped by the coaches during the offseason. Hopefully the Indiana game will be a spark to get him going more the rest of the season because we could really use more reliable targets in the passing game.
I think Bryant as an LB would be a decent idea. Maybe not permanently, but he likes to bring the wood, can cover decently, and is pretty quick to close on the ballcarrier. With Orhian getting PT, I think Bryant could make a decent impact at LB in passing situations. Wouldn't have underneath routes going for 20+ yards, you'd think. I don't think that Bryant would be a good idea in normal packages, because a linebacker that small would get wiped out fast by one of the men in the trenches, but in definite passing situations it'd be helpful, in my opinion.
That would be hilarious and awesome at the same time. It would take at least 3 people to bring Big Hank down. Thankfully, we aren't really in need for a goal line back, Hyde and Smith are both plenty big for that role.
We don't give a damn for the whole state of Michigan, we're from O-HI-O!
I think it would be cool if they lined up Braxton as RB and bring Kenny G in. Run a play action zone read to Brax, throw it to him on a wheel route, speed option, the possibilities are endless. Maybe next year or the _ichigan game when everyone really has a grasp of the offense.
We don't give a damn for the whole state of Michigan, we're from O-HI-O!
Voted for Roby to WR, just because I think he'd be extremely dynamic with the ball in his hands, but I agree he is too valuable at CB to make it permanent.
I think Bryant to LB would be a good move, but make that 'LB' more of a permanent Star position, and let him roam more like a LB rather than having to be in coverage so often. I'd actually also be completely in favor of going to more of a dime look rather than nickel in passing situations. Teams are really taking advantage of the LB situation OSU currently finds itself in. Klein, Boren, even Shazier, definitely have and will continue to have trouble tracking speedy RB's or WR's.
With that said, two of the remaining games are against pro-style offenses, and two others are against teams that much prefer running the football rather than slinging it around 40-50 times a game. Purdue may be the last true spread passing team OSU will face this season, so this "problem" may not be seen much the last part of the year.
"What we do in life echoes in eternity"
Does anyone know or looked into whether Meyer has ever played a player on Offense and Defense, regularly, over the course of a season during his time at BG, Utah of Florida? I'm thinking both sides in the same game, ala Chris Gamble.
I am all for playing the best player at all times. I think student practice limits and the amount of position preparation necessary each week are as much of a reason that we don't see players lining up on O and D in the same game as is player conditioning.
Gamble was exciting to watch!

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quote:Originally posted by Kyle514:I am in a similar situation. I am 29, my wife is 27, two kids. We have been together 12 years married for 6. We use to have a great sex life then after we got married she got pregnant with our first child and we didn't have sex for probably 10-11 months. She didn't have any interest in sex while pregnant, but she was sick the first 5 months also. Then when our "sex life" started again it was usually once ever 2-3 months. Then when we got pregnant with our second we didn't have sex again for the whole pregnancy plus another 2 months. Our kids are now 6 and 3 and we still only have sex every few months. Two weeks ago I came home for lunch and she was very horny, we had sex before I went back to work, again when I got home and later that night. Tonight I mentioned something about sex and she says she got her quota in. When we do have sex it is really great. I know it isn't something where she doesn't get hers, she does. I can bring here to orgasam with just using my hands but she usually tells me to just stick my d*** in. When I bring up sex she will either get mad and ask if that is all I ever think about or say she is tired/not in the mood. Or if I ask if she wants to have sex she will say maybe, which always turns into a no.I work about 45 hours a week and help around the house, dishes, laundry, vacumum, help with the kids, etc. Sorry for the long rant, I just don't know what to do. Thanks.
quote:Originally posted by systemic:Does she work? I don't see this, especially with kids, but is there any chance there is someone else? Think of a crime.. motive and opportunity. Motive aside..does she have opportunity?Basically, you're both young and are together every day, yet only have sex 6 times a year, right? Two years ago I would have thought this was impossible. Some people just aren't that into sex though. Maybe she'll come around in ten years when whatever physiological changes take place in women we all hear about, but maybe not. Changing it today or near-term is going to be like a war of attrition against her forces. Stress the value of intimacy, not sex, and try counseling. It's not about getting your rocks off.. it's about being closer to her. I don't know how your brain hasn't popped yet.
quote:Originally posted by systemic:Do you actually try to have sex with her? How often? Or does it just kind of happen every 2-3 months?
quote:Originally posted by Kyle514:I know she isn't cheating on my, she is a stay at home mom and she does daycare out of the house. My sister and her husband live next door so they would see something going on. So there isn't an opportunity.quote:Originally posted by systemic:Do you actually try to have sex with her? How often? Or does it just kind of happen every 2-3 months? I will try a couple times a week, I will be flirty with her, tell her how good she looks, etc. She just never seems interested, then all of the sudden after it has been a few months, she wants to have sex once or twice and then nothing after that.
quote:Originally posted by systemic:How is the rest of your relationship with her? Does this affect any part of it? I'm 29 too and had the same exact situation (except NO kids as an excuse).. Although I about blew my head off the first time we got close to the two-month mark and it ended after that. The same thing though, total lack of desire on her part despite my best efforts. And it dragged down every other aspect of our relationship because I could not be in the best mood around her, even while doing other things, because the lack of intimacy was always on my mind.I gave up though. Had we been married already, especially with kids, I doubt I could have. You've clearly been dealing with this with your wife for over 6 years now (starting from the first pregnancy right?). I'm going to assume the rest of your relationship with her is great. And I'm sure you've had millions of talks with her, even if they just turn into fights about sex. Does she do anything else intimate for you besides sex? Could birth control in between and after the babies be a factor? Sexual desire starts and ends with hormones. You should lay it out to her in a totally loving way about just wanting that connection with her, and try to suggest getting her hormone levels tested as well as a sex therapist to try figure out what caused this enormous shift.
quote:Originally posted by Kyle514:I lover her very much and I can't see my life without her in it but not having sex is hard and frustrating.
quote:Originally posted by Struggling:I am in the same boat. Sex between my wife of 33 years and I only happened 5 times for the whole year. We are both seeing therapists now but honestly since she has told me she doesn't need it, gave me a masterbation tool, and showed me how she can use the hand held shower head to get off so unless she decided mentally she wants it, it won't matter. Sorry to be so down but that is the sad truth.
quote:Originally posted by Kyle514:The rest of our relationship is great. I have talked to her about it, I told her that sex with her isn't about getting off, it is about being close and intimate with her.She said she talked to her gynecologist last year about her lack of interest in sex and was told it was probably a side effect of the birth control she was on. She has her yearly appointment soon maybe I will see if I could come along and we could talk to her doctor about it.I lover her very much and I can't see my life without her in it but not having sex is hard and frustrating.
quote:Originally posted by Avarion:Some interesting responses on here. Hopefully I can offer a slightly different perspective.Several people have said they don't understand how anyone can not want sex. Personally, if I never had sex again I really wouldn't care. I'd just like to be noticed and appreciated from time to time.
quote:Unless she has a medical issue, women don't resist sex for no reason. You need to sit down with her and have a brutally honest conversation about your relationship because I guarantee there will be something holding her back.
quote:Originally posted by Taylor Ruble:I think women need to ask themselves if they always deny a man the one thing that brings him the greatest amount of pleasure, how much do yiu really love him?
quote:Lets put in these terms. There 10080 minutes in every week. Sex typically takes on average from start to finish 20 minutes. Even if you just go with one encounter a week ladies, you only given your man .002% of your precious time. So how much do you really love him?
quote:Originally posted by Taylor Ruble:I love my wife and i know she loves me. We have sex maybe 1 / mo. It sucks. I try not to pressure or complain, but as time goes by my need, yes physical and emotional need, for sex grows. My attitude, and patience change. In our marriage, my wife's greatest need is that i listen to her about issues that are emotional to her, and though i am not always in the mood to do that, i listen and interact without always trying to help her solve a problem. Lately, i have found myself disconnecting from that very important need, and my wife is beginning to see it. Even more, she has made the link between me not getting my needs met with me not meeting her needs. It sounds selfish and a little childish, but the one sided nature of our relationship was getting a little worn.I think women need to ask themselves if they always deny a man the one thing that brings him the greatest amount of pleasure, how much do yiu really love him? I man how long does it really take? Lets put in these terms. There 10080 minutes in every week. Sex typically takes on average from start to finish 20 minutes. Even if you just go with one encounter a week ladies, you only given your man .002% of your precious time. So how much do you really love him?
quote:Originally posted by Junkboy:We are both in our 30s and have no kids. We are talking about staring a family, but then I would really be stuck with Someone who doesn't want to have sex.To make things more complicated, she is bisexual and cheated on me 2.5 years ago by making out with a woman. She was running around behind my back for months. It's not like most men would think - she has had very serious relationships with women, so it's not like "wow that's hot". It's a legit ament threat as it would be with another guy. Talk about adding to my fear and sadness around sex.
quote:Originally posted by Kiwiric: I asked her if she still finds me attractive and she said yes...
quote:Originally posted by Kiwiric:Hello guys and gals, I have been having a long look at the posts in this thread hoping to find some help/advice with the 0 sex issue.My situation is I have been with my girlfriend for over 4 years. I am 33 and she is 28. We have a mortgage and no childrenBut for the last year things have just gone to the dogs. We had a fantastic sex life and that slowed down A little as time went on. As to be expected I guess. But now I'm lucky to get sex once in six weeks hell I'm doing well if I get a handjob once every 3 weeks or so.It has broken me as a person to be honest. To be with someone I love and want to be intimate with and find that they want nothing of the sort. I'm finding now that I'm getting so frustrated I'm acting out if sorts. An example would be after a nice day and dinner etc I try to be nice and subtle and try and nice slow foreplay. I just get my hands pushed away.... I have tryed many things from been patient to just hugs and cuddles for months as she has told me she finds that to be intimate.Sex for me is something that a couple share with each other. It's not something we do with anyone else etc and it brings that warmth and joy.But alas nothing. I'm finding my mood swings to be getting worse over time. Myself esteem is all but gone I don't feel wanted at all and to be honest ugly... I feel brokenI have talked to my girlfriend about these issues she says she understands and feels guilty about it. But nothing comes from that. I have asked her to seek help but she wont do so. I asked if she was cheating on me. And got the big no and she was upset to be asked... And to be honest she is busy I don't think she would have the time... I asked her if she still finds me attractive and she said yes.... But at this stage hell I feel so low I'm starting to not belive her...To make things worse I have a high sex drive, he'll I would be happy to have sexy for lunch dinner breakfast.I'm a bit lost and feel like crap I was hoping someone might be able to spare a thought or view my wayPs sorry on the layout of the post, I'm doing this from my iPhone at work
quote:Originally posted by Xemry:After reading all of this, I really have no hope for sex in my relationship.I have been with my girlfriend for 2 years and sex has gotten scarce, ie, once a month, if that. I have been nothing but faithful, no matter how many times she has blue-balled me, though I will admit my thoughts of seeking sex elsewhere has increase recently when I made attempts and she rejected them. It has been 2 months now and I am losing my nerve.
quote:Originally posted by dt_lions:quote:Originally posted by Xemry:After reading all of this, I really have no hope for sex in my relationship.I have been with my girlfriend for 2 years and sex has gotten scarce, ie, once a month, if that. I have been nothing but faithful, no matter how many times she has blue-balled me, though I will admit my thoughts of seeking sex elsewhere has increase recently when I made attempts and she rejected them. It has been 2 months now and I am losing my nerve. Ha! Try a year or more! You're not married. Get gone before it gets more difficult and your resentment builds...
quote:Originally posted by The other side:Hi all struggling with this issue just wanted to share the other side, I am 30 yrs old and have struggled with low to no libido all my life. This has seriously frustrated partners in the past and is currently upsetting my bf now. He is the love of my life and every time I am not in the mood I feel guilty, the guilt builds up and stops me from wanting sex more. I don't feel normal and I hate that I don't have a healthy libido. I hate the way it effects him and our relationship, but I don't know where to start to fix this problem we don't have a magic Viagra pill like you guys. I get its not fair on you guys but leaving someone you love without talking about it isn't the answer sex isn't the be all and end all of a relationship. Consider that maybe the build up of guilt and frustration on both sides is adding to the problem. Have you asked her whether she cares that it upsets you? Maybe you should....
quote:Originally posted by Frank Ly:Wow - I stumbled on this site from a Google search after talking to my wife of 30 years yesterday about sex and getting a confirmation that her sex drive had fallen off the cliff. I am surprised about the number of husbands facing this issue. My wife's problems are hormonal. She has been moderately frisky over our marriage, but since menopause hit her hard about 5 years ago, she gives me attention more as a wife duty, than from her own natural motivation. However, she is on bioidentical hormone therapy and it has helped her reduce the hot flashes and have at least a blip of a libido.We are talking about female Viagra. She is going to talk to her doctor about it.I have a few other suggestions.1. Suggest that your wife read Dr. Laura Schlessinger's book "Care and Feeding of Husbands". My wife did this about 20 years ago when we had young kids and we both felt our marriage slipping away. She didn't tell me that she read it until one day she broke down after I brought home flowers, gave her a passionate hug and kiss, told her how much I loved her, and told her to get dressed to go out to dinner… that the babysitter would be there in 30 minutes. She told me that the book caused her to start paying more attention to me. The theory was that the wife holds the key to intimacy and she also drives much of the strength of the marriage because men are generally uncomplicated beasts that only need to be given some attention and then they will respond to be happier and more responsive to what a woman partner wants. What my wife discovered was the true power of a woman over a man. Wives that don't understand this need to read the book.2. Wife attention. What makes your wife happy? The saying "happy wife, happy life", is absolutely true. My wife loves to dance. I don't. We go dancing. I get rewarded. Otherwise I could just lay around on the couch watching Sports Center every night and not get rewarded. But then I should not complain.3. Pot. It works for my wife much of the time. It also works for me. Not all pot, but there are some strains that we have found to be what we call "horny weed". My wife has a doctor prescription for it from another health issue, and she noted that when she smoked it she started thinking of jumping me. We now only smoke it 1-2 times a month (kids are grown and out of the house) after we get home from a date night. Alcohol sometimes works too, but it also seems to numb nerve endings which defeats the benefit of the libido boost. 4. Get away. My wife and I discovered that we need to periodically re-learn why we liked each other in the first place. Spending some time and a bit of money on little 3-5 day vacations do the trick for us. We go sight-seeing, then dinner, drinks and dancing. It makes us feel a little younger and it reminds us of our dating history where we were frisky all the time.
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And right now as the clock winds down toward the fiscal cliff deadline and looming tax hikes and hikes and spending cuts that'll impact nearly every single American.
We're just hours away from crucial White House meeting President Obama and leaders from the house and senate will sit down for their first face to face since November.
But what can they hope to accomplish with so little time left at at this point do they even want to come up with a solution.
Joining us now Oklahoma congressman James Lankford the incoming chairman of the Republican policy committee also serves on the house oversight and budget committees.
A congressman are we going over the cliff.
Well we certainly hope so -- hope not actually try to get this resolved the house you know full well -- all over sequestration documents and may we pass over tax documents in August and we have waited.
But the senate all of this time.
And for the president quite frankly all this time so it's very frustrating for us in the house that did our work and -- -- early.
I have to now be at this point that we never hope to via a so when senate majority leader Harry Reid says that speaker Boehner and the leader of the House of Representatives has fast acting like a dictator how how would you respond to that.
That that seems interesting for a person that is actually brought seventy different bills out that prevented him from going to committee brought them straight to the senate floor.
The way the senate has operated right now are -- not operated.
-- show are real difference in the senate so that.
There's one of those issues -- say the pot is calling the kettle black.
In that process because that.
The way the senate is non functional right now not -- bring him bills up not remembering -- -- committee.
Is incredibly frustrating to those of us -- how's that are doing the work that has to be done.
If the senate wants a resolution the senate passed actually passed something on this we've done our work in the house the senate -- to respond.
Well -- as you know Harry Reid blames the minority party in the senate the Republicans for blocking legislation that he wants to bring forward.
Yeah I'm very aware but DS and -- -- Embree -- committee that that's a nice talking point from the senate.
But they have the power to be able to bring things through committee if they want to be able -- this through.
It is a different process in the senate we're both parties have to work together to be able to bring this out it's not just a single party issue.
And Harry Reid is trying to.
Make the senate run like the house and the senate needs to run like the senate.
Referring to your fellow Republicans in the house you had an interest in quote that I wanna read back to you and and and get a full explanation on and you say we've Republicans.
We're not trying to solve the fiscal cliff.
We're trying to solve the debt and deficit.
Can you explain that.
A sure can't the the White House has been very focused on what are we have to do to just get past the fiscal cliff let's just get over this bump and let's just keep spending and keep going.
In the house we're trying to actually solve the debt and the deficit -- -- -- illustrate that we have a trillion dollars in deficit spending.
Every year the last four years the president has said okay let's go back to the Clinton levels of taxation.
If we went back to the Clinton levels of taxation.
We are still double the highest bush -- deficit spending still.
Because spending was accelerated so much in 2009 and 2010.
We're trying to bring the spending levels back down on the contrary if we just brought the spending levels down the Clinton level of spending -- said the tax level going up to the Clinton level of taxes.
It would solve this so we're trying to solve the debt and the deficit we're trying to say how do we get out of debt -- the president's trying to say well let's just get past the fiscal cliff and let's just keep moving on.
That doesn't solve the problem.
What solves the problem is that -- reduce spending.
And -- get -- spending backed down answering nations back -- balance again is it mostly Medicare and and perhaps Social Security that are of the drivers of the problem in your view.
It is everything it's on the table.
When you look at our discretionary spending how much that was accelerated through the one -- stimulus program -- -- to -- that in 2009.
-- -- remembers average can be a one year anomaly in 2009 that spending go up and it'll come back down again the problem is it didn't it was firmly locked down.
We do have issues with all of our entitlements we have issues -- how much interest for paying people lose -- of -- We're paying 220 billion dollars a year just in interest payments that is just out the window.
We're going to have this kind of struggle -- quite frankly this is no different than a marriage a lot of marriages fail because they fight over money they get heavily in debt.
And then they begin to fight over money issues we as a nation are right now fighting over money because for so.
Heavily in debt and we see two different parties one that says we should spend a lot more money and that will get us out of debt and will help our economy and no one that is my party that says.
We're spending way too much we cannot continue to do this we have to get back and -- and until we can resolve this ring continued this argument but if we go over the fiscal cliff how is your Republican position strengthened.
It it's not it's doesn't help anyone and this perception that we'll just over the fiscal cliff then we'll get things unwound and and solved right -- that is not true.
The other Alternative Minimum Tax it's a tremendous number of Americans it -- slow down tax return for people are trying to get their tax returns.
It increases taxes for everyone it creates tremendous instability in our economy.
That doesn't need it.
This needs to be resolved but -- -- were resolved in a way that actually fixes the problem.
Not just postpones the fiscal cliff for another six months or another year that doesn't resolve it.
So -- -- is and why we try to get this done in May of this year rather than in December is to say we need to fix the problem let's focus on the James Langford is a Republican from Oklahoma -- our viewers know why you're on the Republican policy committee it's good of you to join us today -- -- -- Thank you.
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"That's where it is. That's my prison, " he said, walking toward No. 10 at the end of a row of cells -- now storage units -- lining both sides of the courtyard.
Stepping inside, Duval said, "Shut the door." Seconds later, it slammed opened again.
"It's very emotional, " says Duval, 53, a stocky man who now runs a feeding and sports outreach program for 1,300 children in the capital's Cité Soleil slum.
The paint inside is peeling and the cell is choked with cobwebs. Scrawlings on the metal door hint at the desperation its inmates must have felt.
"St. Yves and St. Joachin, my attorneys, deliver me, " wrote one ex-prisoner.
"St. Joseph, father of orphans, defend your children in this, " wrote another.
"People like to say that when Duvalier was in power there was security. There was no security, there was total insecurity, " said Alix Fils-Aimé, 58, once jailed in the cell across from Duval.
Fils-Aimé, who now heads the government commission to disarm Haiti's violent street gangs, says he spent some 15 months in the Dessalines cells after his April 1976 arrest, accused of plotting against the regime. He, too, was released at Carter's request.
"I grew stronger every day I was in there, " said Fils-Aimé, noting that while he no longer is angry, it's difficult to put his emotions into words. "It's revolting to think of how the whole country was submitted to that horror."
Despite such memories, it appears that the younger Duvalier, who has lived in exile in France since he was forced to flee, and his supporters are trying for a comeback.
This fall, Duvalier issued a recorded speech from France in which he said that "if, during my presidential mandate, the government caused any physical, moral or economic wrongs to others, I solemnly take the historical responsibility . . . to request forgiveness from the people."
Préval told The Miami Herald that under Haitian law, Duvalier has a right to return -- but he must be prepared to stand trial.
The apology came as Duvalier's political supporters, with his French girlfriend guiding them, have been quietly campaigning to clear the way for his return by attracting a new generation of followers.
"It's not a question about looking toward yesterday, it's a question of looking at the mistakes of yesterday and those that are being created today and fixing them so that we can have a better tomorrow, " said Stanley, a supporter of Duvalier's National Unity Party who declined to give his last name but said he was 30 years old.
Those who lived through the Duvalier era recall much worse than "mistakes."
If today's Haiti is still struggling with extreme poverty and a weak democracy, it is because it was already spiraling downward by the end of the Duvalier regime, said Bernard Diederich, a retired journalist who lived in Haiti during part of the Duvalier years and has authored several books on the subject.
Under Duvalier, the country lost most of its teachers and other professionals, and suffered from such widespread corruption that Haiti was left "an intellectually handicapped country, " Diederich said.
"What we are seeing now is the result of those 30 years of dictatorship, " said Diederich, 81, who lives in Miami. "There was nothing good about those days. . . . Those who have nostalgia are idiots."
Newspaper publisher Elsie Ethéart agrees. She was among 21 journalists jailed at the Dessalines barracks in 1980. Expelled from Haiti by Baby Doc, she said there is nothing to be nostalgic about.
"To the contrary, some of the people who sent me to jail are coming back to live in Haiti today. It is hard for me to be 'nostalgic' about that period, " she said.
This is not the first time the government has tried to preserve a symbol of the Duvalier era.
Several years ago there was an unsuccessful attempt to save Fort Dimanche, where political prisoners were executed.
Determined to spare the Casernes Dessalines from the same fate, Préval says he wants to transform it into a museum where school children can see what they call "a ruthless dictatorship."
"We need to remind them of the history, " he said.


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Telecommunications reform is a priority for Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Issues such as ensuring network neutrality and advanced broadband deployment are critically important to research libraries and the education community.
Net Neutrality
After years of debate and consideration, on December 21, 2010, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted 3-2 in favor of enacting a narrow set of net-neutrality rules to regulate the practices of broadband providers. "Net neutrality" is the principle that Internet users should have the right to access and provide content and use services via the Internet as they wish, and that network operators should not be allowed to "discriminate"—slow, block, or charge fees—for Internet traffic based on the source or content of its message.
The wording of the net-neutrality rules, advanced by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, appears to reflect an attempt at a compromise between network operators and advocates for strong net neutrality protections—including ARL, ALA, and EDUCAUSE. Ultimately, however, the limited scope of protection in the rules has not fully satisfied the concerns voiced by parties on both sides of the issue and thus has set the stage for further debate over regulation in the courts and in Congress. ARL works with the Open Internet Coalition on this issue.
"ARL Issue Brief: FCC's Net Neutrality Rules and Implications for Research Libraries (PDF)," by Kristen Riccard, Jan. 24, 2011.
"The Importance of Net Neutrality to Research Libraries in the Digital Age," by Kristen Riccard, Research Library Issues, no. 273 (Dec. 2010): 8-16.
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To ensure advanced broadband deployment for the research library and higher education communities, ARL works with the Schools, Health, and Libraries Broadband (SHLB) Coalition. The mission of the SHLB Coalition is to improve the broadband capabilities of schools, libraries, and health care providers so that they can enhance the quality and availability of the essential services they provide to the public and serve underserved and unserved populations more effectively. The Internet has become a fundamental cornerstone of modern education, learning, health care delivery, economic growth, social interaction, job training, government services, and the dissemination of information and free speech. High-capacity broadband is the key infrastructure that K–12 schools, universities and colleges, libraries, hospitals, clinics, and other health care providers need to provide 21st-century education, information, and health services. The SHLB Coalition is dedicated to ensuring that each and every library, health care provider, and school (including K–12 schools, colleges, and universities) has robust, affordable, high-capacity, broadband connections.


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June what? Hurricane season kicked off early this year, which makes everyone think of Bolivar.
Poor, exposed Bolivar.
Not only is the peninsula at risk for another storm (always at risk), but they've apparently got an ongoing "health crisis." According to the Galveston Daily News, a little known Texas legal technicality shut down Bolivar's only health clinic last month.
You get sick out there, you takes your chances.
The peninsula is without any type of health care facility since Crystal Beach Medical Clinic closed last month because of House Bill 2098, which requires that medical clinics must be owned by a physician, rather than a physician's assistant.
Physician's assistant Bruce Mitchell and his wife, Joan Mitchell, a registered nurse, served the community at Crystal Beach Medical, under the supervision of Dr. Phillips A. Ward, who was based in Anahuac but was the majority owner of Crystal Beach Medical.
But Ward, only 39 (!), died last summer of a cerebral aneurysm. No Ward, no doctor…no clinic.
So the residents of poor, foresaken Bolivar can either drive to Winnie OR hop the ferry to Galveston (which, in the Summer, could take somewhere between forever and never).
Forget the future of Rollover Pass, the 2,500 or so residents of Bolivar have bigger fish to fry. Anyone out there got a medical license and enjoy extreme weather? Where is Dr. Jim Cantore when you need him?
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On Mar 16, 2005, at 7:30 AM, Robert G. Brown wrote: > I assume that you've experimented and have no difficulty returning and > unpacking ordinary ints, strings, or raw data blocks with PVM. If so > you probably aren't making a pointer error on the master server side, > although it never hurts to check. Actually, I had tried passing ints and the like in other programs and had no problem, but when I tired to pass just a string in my factorial program, not using GMP, but still having the GMP library, it would segfault. What I hadn't tried was to create a simple test program for just sending strings using PVM. I have now written a test program that does not use the GMP and tries to send a basic string back from a child to the parent. This again will segfault on the linux machine and work just fine on the OSX machine (essentially BSD). The code that I tried is posted below. For convenience I have also posted the source of this test program, my simple factorial program, Makefiles, and script outputs from both OSX and the linux machine at the following address: http://www.cet.nau.edu/~jrz4/pvmTest/ --strPVM.c-- #include <pvm3.h> #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char** argv) { int info, mytid, myparent, child[2]; if(mytid = pvm_mytid() < 0) { pvm_perror("Could not get mytid"); return -1; } myparent = pvm_parent(); if((myparent < 0) && (myparent != PvmNoParent)) { pvm_perror("Some odd errr for my parent"); pvm_exit(); return -1; } /* I am parent */ if(myparent == PvmNoParent) { info = pvm_spawn(argv[0], NULL, PvmTaskDefault, NULL, 2, child); for(int i = 0; i < 2; ++i) { if(child[i] < 0) printf(" %d", child[i]); else printf("t%x\t", child[i]); } putchar('\n'); if(info != 2) { pvm_perror("Kids didn't all spawn!"); pvm_exit(); return -1; } for(int i = 0; i < 2; ++i) { char* retStr; info = pvm_recv(-1, 11); info = pvm_upkstr(retStr); printf("Recieved return string: %s\n", retStr); } pvm_exit(); return 0; } else { /* Child follows */ char str[3]; str[0] = 'a'; str[1] = 'b'; str[3] = (char)0; pvm_initsend(PvmDataDefault); pvm_pkstr(str); pvm_send(myparent, 11); pvm_exit(); return 0; } } Also, for the character array "str" in the child segment above, I have tried using malloc to create the memory, and using const char arrays as well. While all of these methods give seg faults on the linux machine, the above way was the only way that I tried that worked and didn't give a bus error on Mac OSX. Thanks again.
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text: Home Politics 'One Nation' for Whom? The Oct. 2 rally sounds good in name, but let's call it what it really is: an attempt to unite liberals in time for the November elections. By: Lenny McAllister Posted: Oct. 1 2010 4:43 PM 0 Former DNC Chairman Howard Dean (Getty Images) In name and in theory, the premise is great: "One Nation Working Together." Initially, the Web site looks the part as well. There is talk of uniting conservatives and moderates, liberals and progressives. There is the common goal of advancing prosperity for all Americans in a manner that is above politics and encompasses citizens from all backgrounds. And then there's the welcome video clip with former DNC Chairman Howard Dean. When you see it, you understand what this rally is truly all about: not losing the elections in November. A closer look at the sponsorships of the rally gives a deeper understanding of the folks who are expected to participate in the rally at the National Mall in Washington: a coalition of political left-leaning and leftist organizations, some of which have no reputation at all for working with conservatives and moderates for political and social solutions in today's America. Furthermore, a quick peek at some of the rhetoric on the site, including Dean's monologue, tells us what "nation" this rally is really attempting to unite today: the Obama Nation -- or at the very least, the movement of Obama voters who came to the polls in 2008. Without them, there will be a lot of electoral losses for the Democrats in November. With them, the Democrats feel that they have a shot at holding on to at least one of the two chambers on Capitol Hill. Either way, we have lost the true definition of "nonpartisan" in the process. Just as the left criticized the Restoring Honor event as nothing more than a rallying cry for Republican voters in the fall (while overlooking the significance of Aug. 28), those holding Saturday's rally are guilty of the same halfhearted efforts to feign bipartisanship through nice slogans and good sound bites, only to display their partisan tones soon after. The One Nation march will, in the end, come off as nothing more than a political rally for voters to "stop people that want to take us backwards, not ahead," and will not do much to fulfill the promise of reuniting America. And just like the controversy surrounding the Restoring Honor rally, the pall hanging over the One Nation rally proves that unifying leadership in America is disappearing at a time when our nation badly needs it. Years ago, there was a time when national organizations, public speakers and public figures could be counted on to truly bring together the nation. Martin Luther King Jr. and others did this, most famously at the Mall. They used their platforms to call out their oppressors where necessary and chastise their supporters when needed -- not merely to rally them to vote in an election. Leadership to inspire action on such a broad scale -- such as the One Nation rally -- requires that honesty and unity be present in the planning, execution and aftermath of one's actions, with an exclusive focus on uplifting results. A Dearth of Statesmen The economic crisis is already putting us through the worst of times. The political environment is turning it even more negative. With a dearth of real American statesmen and women out there -- people who are skilled at reconciling past differences and making appropriate compromise -- we no longer have the social structures to regain our sense of stablity and common identity as "one nation." Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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Jaree Strozier wrote:I gotta admit, I lost alot of respect for @rihanna.. Makin a song w/ the dude that beat your face off is not a good look
Rihanna wrote:@JuhReeV neither is your avi #clapback
Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna I know I look better than you when chris beat ya ass... You musta liked it
Jaree Strozier wrote:Dont be mad at me cause youre in love with a psycho @rihanna... You need to reevaluate
Jaree Strozier wrote:This bitch done called me ugly... Hoe is too far away to be talkin shit, bring it to the front @rihanna
Jaree Strozier wrote:Im just sayin @rihanna must like gettin beat on cause the bitch is goin back for more.. Why ya'll mad though?
Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna is just a dumb bitch, plain and simple.. @chrisbrown is a unstable psycho! They deserve each other
Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna needs to get her ass beat again.. Maybe it'll knock some sense in her head
Jaree Strozier wrote:This bitch @rihanna scared to say something else... Got her insignificant fans on it instead
Rihanna wrote:I'm being cyber bullied by ---------->@JuhReeV
Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna aint nobody cyber bullying you... Im just speakin the truth. You the one callin people ugly
Jaree Strozier wrote:Aw, did I hurt little @rihanna s feelings? Get over it!
Jaree Strozier wrote:You shouldnt worry about me cyber bullying @rihanna.. Worry bout @chrisbrown pouncin on yo ass
Jaree Strozier wrote:**** you and @rihanna if you dont like what I have to say... Eat the fattest part of my ass
-Jaree Strozier wrote:Im officially over this @rihanna shit... Let the bitch get her skull bashed in, I dont care
From reading all the tweets between them I don't see where Rihanna called her fat or ugly. It must be the girl's own perception of herself to be that way when Rihanna said "neither is your avi".
And I would not call this bullying. It's both ways. It's a fight. No one is being bullied here. If anything, "fat cheeks" is the one with the aggressive and violent tones in her tweets.
Oh, LOLurbanmusik wrote:Rihanna deleted most of them. She retweeted loads of things her fans were saying about the girl and said how that girl must love to eat cake, playing on the Birthday Cake lyrics in relation to her weight.
Well, see... Rihanna was just joking after all.


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