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Ron Perlman
grew up in the Washington Heights section of New York City, where his father was a radio/TV repairman and his mother an employee with the city's Department of Health. A profoundly unhandsome youth,
was nonetheless very active in high school theater by virtue of his height (6-foot-2) and his deep, rolling voice. He continued studying drama at Lehman College and later at the University of Minnesota, where he graduated with a master's degree in theater arts. He went to work with New York's Classic Stage Company, an organization specializing in Elizabethan and Restoration plays.
starred in several Manhattan and touring productions staged by
Tom O'Horgan
of Hair fame before accepting his first film role as a Neanderthal man in 1981's
Quest for Fire
. Emotionally drained,
backed off from acting after finishing the movie, but was soon back in the groove, essaying such attention-getting roles as the hunchbacked Salvatore in
The Name of the Rose
(1986). Most often cast as brooding, inarticulate, villainous characters in films (such as Pap in 1993's
The Adventures of Huck Finn
became best known for his performance as the beneficent, albeit hideously ugly, sewer-dwelling Vincent in the late-'80s TV series
Beauty and the Beast
. Though this remained the actor's defining role for years after the show's run had drawn to a close, he was busier than ever through the '90s.
Appearing in everything from obscure arthouse hits (
[1993] and
The City of Lost Children
[1995]) to voice-over work for television (Aladdin) and video games (Fallout, A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game) to overblown Hollywood blockbusters (
Alien Resurrection
left few stones unturned in terms of flexibility and experimentation in new media. He continued this trend into the early 2000s, alternating between various arenas with remarkable ease and refusing to be pigeonholed, appearing in such high-profile releases as
Titan A.E.
Enemy at the Gates
(2001), and
Blade II
(2002). Though his recognition factor seemed higher than ever, few could foresee the opportunity just ahead when
Blade II
director Guillermo del Toro announced that
would star in the film adaptation of
Mike Mignola
's popular comic book Hellboy, although it seemed highly unlikely that studios would invest the millions of dollars needed to bring the comic to life with an actor of such minimal "marquee value." They wanted
Vin Diesel
for the role, but del Toro, with the blessing and encouragement of character originator
, eventually won out to have
play the Nazi-creation-turned-superhero in the 2004 fantasy-action film. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Conan the Barbarian
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When a powerful force of supernatural evil threatens to destroy Hyboria, legendary Cimmerian warrior Conan (Jason Momoa) raises his sword against mythical monsters and treacherous enemies. Ron Perlman, Rose McGowan, Stephen Lang, and Rachel Nichols co-star in a sweeping fantasy adventure based on the character created by Robert E. Howard, and directed by Marcus Nispel (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Season of the Witch
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A noble knight battles a wicked witch in a bid to save humanity from an ancient evil in this supernatural thriller starring Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman. Upon returning to his home in Europe, crusading knight Behmen (Cage) finds his faith beginning to falter due to the brutality he's witnessed on the battlefield. The Black Plague has decimated the countryside, forcing Behmen and his loyal companion, Felson (Perlman), to seek sustenance and supplies at the Palace of Marburg. They're weary from war, but they're about to discover that their struggle is just beginning. Commanded by the moribund Cardinal to deliver a suspected witch to the abbey where her powers can be abolished, Behman accepts the assignment under the condition that the young peasant girl will receive a fair trial. The church believes the girl to be the one responsible for the Black Plague, and they may be right, too. As the two men and a small group of chaperones set out on their arduous mission, they quickly realize that their young charge is something more than human, and that they're about to face an evil beyond human comprehension. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A lone-wolf Hollywood stunt driver (Ryan Gosling) moonlights as a freelance getaway wheelman, and he finds his solitary existence taking on new meaning after befriending Irene (Carey Mulligan), the lonely wife of convicted felon Standard (Oscar Isaac), and her young son Benicio (Kaden Leos). When Standard gets released from prison and is strong-armed into committing a bold daytime robbery, the Driver offers his services in an effort to help the repentant ex-con cut his ties to the criminal underworld. Things get complicated, however, when the robbery goes unexpectedly awry, and the Driver just barely manages to escape alive. When the take from the job proves to be stratospherically higher than the Driver was led to believe, it quickly becomes apparent that they were set up. Later, thugs threaten to kill Irene and Benicio, and all evidence points to transplanted New York crime boss Bernie Rose (Albert Brooks) and his hot-headed partner Nino (Ron Perlman) as the masterminds. As the Driver attempts to turn the tables on them, it becomes clear that the chain of command goes much higher than he could have ever anticipated. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Job
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Ron Perlman, Joe Pantaliano, and Taryn Manning star in director Shem Bitterman's adaptation of his own award-winning play about an unemployed man who wrestles with his conscience after accepting a job that poses a serious moral dilemma. Bubba Brady (Patrick Fleuger) is searching for work, but every lead he finds just takes him to another dead end. Then he meets Jim (Perlman), a carefree vagrant touting a golden opportunity with a mysterious, cigar smoking man named Perriman (Pantaliano). The pay is good; unfortunately the job entails murdering a man who's been skimming profits from a powerful gangster. With the $200,000 he would earn from taking the job, Bubba could finally give his girlfriend Joy (Manning) the life they've always dreamt about. Now, if Bubba can just switch off his conscience and embrace his inner-killer, he'll be on the fast track to financial freedom in no time. Of course that's easier said than done, and when the time comes to carry out the job, Bubba ponders the prospect of outsourcing the hit to his old pal Jim, who never let a moral quandary prevent him from collecting a big paycheck. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Killer By Nature
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Ron Perlman and Armand Assante headline this thriller about a man who realizes that his worst nightmares are coming true when his hometown is rocked by a series of gruesome murders. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale gets a lavish CG makeover as directors Byron Howard and Nathan Greno team up to tell the tale of a fair-haired beauty (voiced by Mandy Moore) with long-flowing locks, a gallant hero with a heart of gold, and the evil witch who plots to keep these lovelorn innocents apart. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A ragtag band of renegades takes on a master warrior and his private army in this stylish action thriller. In the wake of a global war, guns have been outlawed but violence is still the way for many, who now do battle with knives or their fists. Nicola (Ron Perlman), nicknamed The Woodcutter, is the most feared and powerful fighter on the East Coast, and he rules his empire with the help of a handful of similarly talented lieutenants, most notably Killer No. 2 (Kevin McKidd). One evening, The Drifter (Josh Hartnett) ambles into a bar in Nicola's village and announces he has a score to settle with the leader, and wants to know who's willing to help kill him. The Drifter's bold request catches the ear of Yoshi (Gackt), a swordsman from Japan who was also done wrong by Nicola and wants justice. Most believe the Drifter and Yoshi have signed their own death warrants by taking on the Woodcutter and his minions, but a few are eager to help them bring down the tyrannical Nicola, including the philosophical Bartender (Woody Harrelson), Alexandra (Demi Moore), a courtesan with an unpleasant history with the tyrant, and Yoshi's uncle (Shun Sugata) and cousin (Emily Kaiho). Written and directed by Israeli filmmaker Guy Moshe, Bunraku was an official selection at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Dark Country
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In his feature film directorial debut, Thomas Jane stars in this suspenseful horror thriller; also starring Lauren German and Ron Perlman. Two honeymooners rescue a mysterious car crash survivor in the Las Vegas desert. But their decision to save the man becomes increasingly regrettable when he turns on them, forcing the newlyweds to do the unthinkable. In a blur of paranormal chaos, the couple must take drastic measures to cover up their actions from the local police, ultimately leading each character to an inescapable fate.
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I Sell the Dead
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Adventure and horror merge in this morbid tale of two 18th century grave robbers who make it their mission to hunt down the undead abominations that refuse to accept their rightful place in the ground. Arrested by towering holy man Father Duffy (Ron Perlman) and threatened with the guillotine for robbing graves with his mentor, Willie Grimes (Larry Fessenden), apprentice ghoul Arthur Blake (Dominic Monaghan) agrees to make a full confession in exchange for a steady flow of whiskey. Arthur's story begins when he was just a young boy stealing jewelry from corpses in order to eat. Later, Arthur formed a partnership with Willie, and the pair went to work ensuring the walking dead learned to rest in peace. Now, with the specter of death looming ever closer, Arthur agrees to tell his tale to the very man charged with deciding his ultimate fate. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Mutant Chronicles
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Steampunk aesthetics inform this story of a dystopic future in which humankind wages an explosive last stand against the demonic NecroMutants, who would see the entire human race brutally annihilated. Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman, Devon Aoki, and John Malkovich star in this effects-heavy sci-fi action thriller from director Simon Hunter (Dead of Night). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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When an extraterrestrial spaceship comes crashing down to Earth during the reign of the Vikings, the Scandinavian plunderers get set to do battle with a most unusual enemy in director Howard McCain's earthbound science fiction thriller. Jim Caviezel, Jack Huston, and Sophia Myles star in a film scripted by director McCain in collaboration with screenwriter Dirk Blackman. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Uncross the Stars
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A man attempting to honor his wife's dying wish struggles to decipher what she meant when she asked him to "uncross the stars" in this gentle comedy-drama starring Daniel Gilles. In the wake of his wife's untimely death, grieving widower Troy Harper (Gilles) honors his promise to construct a porch for his Aunt Hilda (Barbara Hershey). A resident of the Happy Valley retirement community in Arizona, Hilda lives next door to irascible Bobby (Ron Perlman) and a collection of elderly ladies who help Troy to make sense of his wife's puzzling final request. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army
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Ron Perlman returns to the role of the big red BPRD agent in this sequel to 2004's Hellboy, directed once again by Guillermo del Toro and scripted as before in collaboration with original Hellboy creator Mike Mignola. For centuries, an ancient truce has kept the naïve citizens of the human race safe from the horrors of the invisible realm -- but that's all about to change, and fast. A ruthless leader has emerged in the invisible realm, a tyrant just as comfortable walking the surface realm as he is living in the land of fantasy. When this power-mad ruler defies his bloodline to assemble an unstoppable army of fantastical creatures that he will use to wage a supernatural war on humanity, it begins to appear that humankind's days are numbered. But Hellboy (Perlman) isn't about to stand idly by as the planet is purged by a demonic despot, and with a little help from his team at the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, he may just be able to send our otherworldly overlords packing. Of course, Hellboy's pyrokinetic girlfriend, Liz (Selma Blair), is always willing to conjure up an inferno or two when things get desperate, aquatic Abe (Doug Jones) is prepared to dive headlong into any battle, and protoplasmic mystic Johann (voice of Thomas Kretschmann) proves an invaluable companion in times of inter-dimensional conflict. Now, as the creatures who inhabit the spiritual realm gear up for an all-out attack on the human plane, the only one capable of saving the Earth is a tough-talking hellspawn rejected by both worlds. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
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Uwe Boll's fantasy adventure film In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale stars Jason Statham as Farmer, a simple man from the Kingdom of Ehb whose goal as the story begins is to care for his family. However, when the power-hungry Gallian (Ray Liotta) invades the kingdom, Farmer must abandon his simple existence in order to rescue his wife (Claire Forlani) and save his king (Burt Reynolds). This film is a cinematic adaptation of the video game Dungeon Siege. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Sons of Anarchy: Season 01
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Spirit of the Forest
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Spanish company Dygra Films presents this eco-friendly animated film chronicling the revolt of the plant and animal community against a dastardly businesswoman looking to bulldoze the forest. Sean Astin, Giovanni Ribisi, Ron Perlman and Anjelica Huston provide the voices for the computer animated production. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
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Battle for Terra
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When the peaceful inhabitants of the planet Terra come under attack from humans in search of a new home, the friendship between a human pilot and an alien girl may hold the key to saving both races. Mala (Evan Rachel Wood) is an alien girl living on the planet Terra. The Terrians are gentle race of extraterrestrials that have no need for war, and harbor a deep respect for nature. When Earth's natural resources began to dwindle, the human race established colonies on Venus and Mars. Although that solution worked temporarily, tragedy struck when the colonies on Venus and Mars attempted to declare independence from Earth, and all three planets were destroyed in the ensuing war. Now, humankind's only hope for survival is to reach Terra. The few remaining humans have developed a machine that will make Terra habitable for them yet poisonous for Terrians, and while the human council is dedicated to finding a peaceful means of coexisting with the Terrians, the villainous General Hemmer (Brian Cox) is fast losing patience. When heroic human fighter pilot Lt. Jim Stanton (Luke Wilson) crash-lands on Terra while chasing Mala into uncharted territory, the empathetic alien girl saves his life, and an interspecies friendship is forged. But time is running out for both the humans and the Terrians, and when General Hemmer stages a military
coup d'état
, the stage is set for a battle that threatens to destroy both species. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Hellboy: Blood and Iron
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Mike Mignola and Guillermo Del Toro team up once again to bring everyone's favorite wise-cracking, crime fighting demon to the screen in an animated adventure that finds Hellboy, Liz Sherman, and Abe Sapien pitted against a powerful horde of supernatural baddies. When a sprawling mansion becomes overrun with ghosts and werewolves, Hellboy is forced to put in some serious overtime to ensure that the situation doesn't get out of hand. Add into the mix a villainous vampires and a malevolent goddess, and you've got a recipe for Hellboy's most thrilling assignment to date. Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones, and John Hurt all return to voice the same characters they portrayed in Del Toro's rousing live action film. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Last Winter
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As preparation gets under way for the construction of an environmentally devastating oil well in a remote Alaskan base just outside the Arctic Circle, a series of unexplainable occurrences leads a team of adventurers to believe that something supernatural may be afoot in director Larry Fessenden's chilly snowbound thriller. Pollack (Ron Perlman) is the ultra-macho leader of a team of adventurers that includes his former lover Abby (Connie Britton), pot-smoking mechanic Motor (Kevin Corrigan), and inexperienced newcomer-cum-fortunate son Maxwell (Zach Gilford). When research scientists Hoffman (James LeGros) and Elliot (Jamie Harrold) arrive to assess the environmental impact of the proposed project, Pollack's unmasked contempt for the pair's stalling of the project immediately creates dissent among the group. As emotions boil to the breaking point and cabin fever begins to take hold, Maxwell's increasingly strange behavior is initially attributed to the blinding white barrenness of the region, which has been known to quickly wear thin the fortitude of even experienced men. There's more to Maxwell's midnight wanderings and incoherent mumblings than meets the eye, though, because as the outside temperature begins to rise during the dead of winter and the team members begin to experience fleeting visions out of the corner of their eyes, it starts to seem as if mother nature may be voicing her opposition to the proposed pillaging of her luminous white landscape. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Stephen King's Desperation
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Masters of Horror creator Mick Garris joins forces with literary horror icon Stephen King for this, the pair's sixth onscreen collaboration. In the wind-swept Nevada town of Desperation, a malevolent sheriff (Ron Perlman) delivers arrestees to a jail cell from which, by all accounts, no one has emerged alive. The streets are littered with the corpses of dead residents, and it appears that a sinister supernatural force has tightened its deadly grip on the once-thriving community. Arrested by the sinister lawman and subsequently thrown behind bars, a vacationing family, a traveling writer (Tom Skeritt), and a drifting hitchhiker (Steven Weber) narrowly thwart death by escaping their cold metal confines. Upon coming into contact with a mysterious prepubescent boy named David (Shane Haboucha) who seems to possesses an eerie insight into the ancient evil that haunts the town, the brave group boldly determines to solve the combat the evil that has infected this desolate landscape. Despite some notable help from the surviving town veteran (Charles Durning) and the dejected female half of a married couple (Annabeth Gish) who recently incurred the wrath of the nefarious sheriff, this unlikely band of weakened mortals seems no match for the powerful evil that now inhabits the town of Desperation. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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5ive Girls
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The ancient demon Legion has exerted its malevolent influence on remote reformatory, and it's up to five wayward teenage girls to release the institution from his demonic grip in director Warren P. Sonoda's satanic supernatural thriller. Ron Perlman stars as the head priest in a film that pits the power of five teenage mortals against the unfathomable strength of the devil's greatest disciple. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Masters of Horror: Pro-Life
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A pregnant girl trapped in a woman's health clinic makes a disturbing discovery about the child growing inside of her while attempting to fight off her father and three heavily armed brothers in director John Carpenter's second Masters of Horror episode. A young couple is driving down a darkened country road when frightened Angelique (Caitlin Wachs) darts frantically into their headlights. Realizing that the young girl is terrified beyond consolation and shaken by the near accident she caused, the kindly couple informs Angelique that they are currently en route to a nearby clinic and would be happy to give her a ride. Shortly after arriving at the clinic with their young charge, however, Angelique's enraged father, Dwayne (Ron Perlman), arrives with two sons in tow and enough firepower to stage a small war. Staunch anti-abortion activist Dwayne is determined to liberate his daughter from the evil clinic in which she has sought sanctuary, but as he prepares to storm the building, Angelique makes a horrifying discovery about her unborn child. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Hellboy: Sword of Storms
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Buzz Lightyear of Star Command director Tad Stones teams with Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and Hellboy director Guillermo del Toro to follow the further adventures of the wisecracking demon who fights for the powers of light in the mortal realm. A folklore professor has become possessed by the ancient Japanese demons of Thunder and Lightning, and the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defense has dispatched an experienced team of professionals to investigate. As Hellboy discovers a cursed samurai sword that transports him to a feudal supernatural dimension inhabited by malevolent ghosts and vicious monsters, Liz and Abe Sapien face off against a powerful and very angry dragon. In order to slay the giant beast, Liz and Abe are going to need the help of the Right Hand of Doom, but before he can help his friends, Hellboy will have to defeat two of the most ferocious spirits ever to unleash their wrath on man. It's not going to be an easy fight, and before the battle is over, Hellboy will find out just how vengeful the legendary duo of Thunder and Lightning can truly be. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The comedy How to Go Out on a Date in Queens involves two seemingly unrelated storylines. One tale features a womanizing operator who ends up taking his best friend along on one of the worst dates he's ever had. The second story involves a bookie who owes a little too much money to men with hired killers on their payroll. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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This fun route is amazing from a historical perspective. It was climbed back in the days of primitive climbing equipment by a pair of visionary brothers. Its difficulty was certainly near cutting-edge for the day. Today, it has been reduced to a moderate outing with the advent of modern equipment & technique. Nonetheless, it has become a classic, mountaineering-style climb for RMNP. It can be linked with the Window Route or Kiener's Route for a full day's mountaineering outing, weather permitting. Route finding skills are a requirement, since there are many subtle variations to decipher with plenty of hardware and slings to obfuscate the original line. Any topo for the route would be difficult to follow precisely. S. Kimball's topo (p. 140 of Lumpy Ridge, Estes Park Rock Climbs) may be the most accurate with all the extra squiggles. He noted that the legendary Fritz Wiessner could not find the route when he tried to repeat it. Loose rock is certainly part of the experience for this climb, so those in search of ultra-clean granite should seek other climbs. Also, note much of the line remains in the shadows (facing North), so bring warm clothes (2 layers recommended, hat for the less-insulated). It has been written up in Rock&Ice under classic routes. Perhaps, those who have climbed this route may feel that a different line is the 'original line' than the one described here. Nonetheless, here is one variation that does work. Warning: the following may be soporific. Find this climb on the left side of the lower East face of Long's Peak about 5 miles in & 3000 feet up (2.5-3 hours for most). Enter RMNP at the trailhead for the Long's Area off CO Hwy 7, just South of Estes Park, North of the Wild Basin entrance. Hike up the trail for Keyhole (standard hiking) approach to the Chasm Lake cutoff, continue past Chasm Lake (skirting the North side), approach the firm snow of Mill's Glacier. Kick steps to the rock. If you get soft snow, have good enough footwear, have crampons, or have an ice axe, you may just continue directly up to the start at the highest tongue of snow right of Lamb's Slide. You can skip the ice axe, crampons, and take the shortest bit of lowest angle snow to the left of the start to the rock, traverse up the moat to as far as you can go in tennies. Then you can add a short 5.7-5.8s mostly traversing pitch up to a red sling & then traverse right. This line of right-facing dihedrals & flakes lies just left of the two dark, wet streaks that drain the Notch Couloir and form the wonderful line, Smear of Fear. Find a 2 pin belay stance a short distance above the snow. P1. Head up & gently left, choosing a line among the many cracks/flakes with loose rock in spots. A few scattered pins may help to direct you but beware, they are not always leading you to the promised land. At approximately 60 feet up, there is a large flake to the right with nice footholds to lieback, do not go this way or you will be forced to take a 5.8+ downclimbing traverse left to regain the line. Continue to angle left. ~130-140 feet up you may find an old pin at a ledge to belay. However, there are many options for a belay. P2. Continue up moderate ground (5.4 or 5.5) with at least 4 pins to reassure you that you are on route. You can belay at a very comfortable ledge about 100 feet up with a right-facing large flake/dihedral (old chopped bolt & hangerless bolt on the left) or you can seek the historic alcove belay up & left with pins on its back wall. P3. Wander up moderate but loose terrain with a long horizontal crack for pro. Find a series of 4-5 pins that mark the famous 'piton ladder' (sometimes wet) free-climbed by Paul Stettner in 1927. These pins trend slightly left on somewhat-delicate face climbing. Beware of rope drag here. Above the last pin, you can traverse left around an ar�te (harder) or traverse a few feet right to a moderate series of flakes & cracks to the belay ledge on Lunch Ledge. ~150 feet. There is another variation to the right of the 'piton ladder' that looked wetter than the piton ladder. P4. Move the belay left on Lunch ledge to its far left end where the terrain goes up steeper dihedrals. ~100 feet. P5. You are about 400 feet from Broadway here. You will be faced with a choice on this pitch to finish as the 'original line' traversed left partway up this pitch to the finish on Alexander's Chimney or to continue Hornsby Direct or variation up to Broadway. Start up a line left of the larger, wet dihedral sporting a couple pins. Well-worn edges suggest you move back right to the larger, wet-in-places, right-facing, dihedral. Alternatively, you can stay a dihedral to the left with somewhat harder entry moves. Continue up. Somewhere here (allegedly the Dog's Ear of Alexander's Chimney) you can traverse left to the Alexander's Chimney's leftward traverse. It is less than obvious. You can continue up a full ~195 feet to a ledge with less than optimal pro (fair #2 Camalot, iffy #3.5 Camalot, looped horn, & itty bitty wire) or find a better belay below. P6. From here, there seem to be at least 4 dihedrals to choose from. The right most is wet, wider, and less appealing and the apparent original Hornsby Direct finish. The next one L to the route sports some fixed pro & a sling. The next dihedral to the left is small but clean (fun, 5.8). The next one left is harder to see but also sports something fixed in it. From below, it is not obvious which dihedral has the 'many pins' described by various guidebooks. You can move about 60 feet up before you must choose. We chose the small dihedral, two dihedrals left of the large, wet dihedral. It is clean, fun, & dry. From the marginal belay described on P5, it is a full ~195 feet to Broadway. You top out just left of the exposed '5.1' move at Broadway. Nice cracks above a boulder take fingers- to hand-sized pro. Descent: This can be potentially the crux. 1) you can ascend the Notch Couloir if you lugged up snow/ice gear. 2) You can ascend Kiener's (right on Broadway past the Notch Couloir) to the top of the Diamond, then down climb/scramble the North face of Long's to the Cable Route rappel. 3) You can traverse off left to Lamb's Slide and kick steps, self-arrest, or downclimb if you have the right equipment. 4) You can certainly rappel off the first 3 pitches worth on in situ rap anchors (best to have 2 ropes). For any of the following descents, I recommend staying roped up to access the raps. We did not see obvious established rap stations above P3 via Hornsby Direct. 5) You can rappel off the top of Alexander's Chimney (Direct) approximately 300 feet left of the Hornsby Direct finish at a pile of snow just below Broadway. You start with a pin & nut rap above a boulder. There are many variations to the rappels here. 2x60m ropes are recommended. You can go about 100 feet to a large slung spike backed up with a nut. It starts to get wet here. You can rappel approximately 110 feet to below & right of the chockstone, very wet from here down. You can rap approx 100 feet to another anchor (less recommended) or 190 feet to a double spike slung (back-up-able with a #2 Friend), right of the chimney. You can reach the snow with another 190 feet rappel. There were no other obvious established rap points here & down and the terrain is still steep & definitely loose. You still must descend lower Lamb's Slide from here. 6) you can rap off the original finish on Alexander's Chimney route approximately 60 feet below Broadway & then into Alexander's Chimney (see 5) above). 2x60m ropes are recommended. 3 stars for fun, 2 for rock, 1.5 for abundant loose rock, 3 for history buffs, 2.5 for the setting, 2.4 overall.
Set of wires, 1 set of cams blue Alien to #3.5 Camalot or #4 Friend, a few hexes can be nice, a dozen slings (24 in) with some extra slings. Ice axe optional. Helmet essential. Warm clothes.
It is best to climb this on a weekday. Consider other routes if you are unfortunate enough to be climbing under other parties above on Kiener's or on Broadway above the route!
This was a remarkable achievement in 1927 and worth doing to imagine yourself leading in wool knickers with a few pitons and a hemp rope. A helmet is highly recommended - unfortunately debris, knocked off Broadway by the clumsy Kiener's-bound, seems to get funneled down this route, especially by the diagonal ramp around Lunch ledge. One trick on the approach is to carry a pair of instep crampons or other similar light weight gadgets. The day we climbed it a number of parties were having epics just trying to get to the rock without ice axes or crampons; I'm sure the difficulty varies from year to year. We had only a single pair of instep crampons, but it was easy to climb up to the rock using these and belay the other guy up. The location of the crux pitch was not entirely obvious to us as there are a number of pitons around in various cracks. I highly recommend romping on to the summit via upper Kiener's, this is easy and goes quickly, you only need to rope up for 2 more pitches or so.
Attempted this route on the 8/21/04. Got hit by rain, sleet and snow above P5 and had to rap back down the route, leaving slings and biners. The alcove with the 4-piton ladder directly above it is shown in the Gillett "High-Peaks" book and is noted as the crux. It is very sheltered and contains rap slings and rings. The photo that Leo Paik posted as being in the crux area of P3 does not appear to be taken from the alcove. When we climbed, rain and sleet had fallen the two previous days and there were water streaks all over the east face. When we got on the crux it was very slippery. There is considerable lichen and moss. The delicate moves required were very difficult for us due to the lack of friction caused by the wet lichen, probably closer to 5.10+ in the condition it was in. Won't attempt it again unless there are no water streaks going down into it. There quite a few pitons to the left of the RF dihedral above and left of the piton ladder.
Finally, someone has submitted beta on Stettner's! We climbed Stettner's and finished up with Kiener's in August 2000, but I could not remember all the pitches in detail. Great history and very good mountaineering route. History buffs will enjoy this climb as they visualize what the Stettner boys encountered on the climb. I climbed this route with John Bicknell and Dan Nifond in August 2000. After a few pitches, cold rain and hail nailed us down. After a spirited discussion, we decided to continue and finish the climb. The weather made it tough but it was FUN. In our case, the weather got so bad we got off route on Kiener's, which is hard to do! We climbed in heavy rain into a 5.12 box canyon. At that point, we really knew we were off route so we rapped down and found the correct route and finished up. Combining Stettner's with Kiener's makes for a very enjoyable alpine climb.
Just did this yesterday, finishing with Kiener's, for a highly enjoyable, long day. The one bad thing was the tremendous amount of rock fall generated by parties doing Kiener's above us. We started Stettner's at around 6:30 or so, and at that time several groups were in various portions of the Lamb's Slide to do [Kiener's]. As we were climbing the middle pitches those parties were traversing Broadway towards the Notch. The size and amount of rockfall we were exposed to because of them was physically sickening at times. Again, the route and the day were fantastic, but I honestly might not do it again if I saw several groups starting up the Lamb's Slide, especially if some of them looked a little inexperienced. The most difficult thing about upper Kiener's was being constantly aware of where we were stepping and where the rope was dragging (we stayed short-roped traversing across the Notch and the first few hundred feet). I do not believe we knocked anything off, but it took a lot of concentration (and some alpine experience) not to. So, a word to the wise: the objective dangers of climbing Stettner's are greatly magnified if parties are headed up the Lamb's Slide as you start. ~JGH
ac (from previous comment): I had the exact same experience re: rockfall from Broadway on Stettner's over 10 years ago. It made the climb very scary, with rocks singing by us the whole way...
Climbed it last weekend, and the rock fall was petrifying. The sound of the jerks knocking rocks off of Broadway on [Kiener's] was perhaps the scariest thing I have ever endured. One that was a good foot and a half in diameter nailed the rock two feet from me, luckly we positioned our belays in protected areas, otherwise I think that would have been my last climb. The book referred the climb as 5.6 mostly with a couple of 5.8 [pitches]. Climbing it in my mountaineering boot I'm sure didn't help but it seemed much harder, perhaps from the fear of the rock fall. Nonetheless, a beautiful setting and good climb. We used hexes, nuts and cams varying in all sizes. I would highly recommend not doing this climb if people are going up the [couloir]. I do a lot of dangerous things, and I was just about pissing my pants...also we did it in one shot, not recommendable. We left the parking lot at 12:45AM returned at 11:15PM and never stopped for more than 5 minutes, not even having time to eat.
Hot damn, we (I soloed above a roped team of two) must've gotten lucky in '03. No loose rock, pretty obvious route-finding, and great weather. The first ascent was quite the accomplishment back in the day. My friends and I used descent #9: laborious traverse across Broadway to the base of D1, then rap down 'Crack of Delight' to Mills. This definitely added a bit of alpine adventure to the climb, although not necessarily recommended.
This was my very first "Alpine" climb back in 1961. I climbed it with Bob LaGrange and he took a huge 30 foot whipper on the 4th pitch. He weighed 245 pounds and I made the catch with a hip belay. I still recommend this climb, but the single most important gear item is a hard hat. There were very few other climbers on the mountain; melting snow/ice was continualy sending down rock showers. We used only existing fixed pitons and slings around horns. A very primitive ascent! Yeah, we were wearing wool knickers, too! This is a remarkable climb, but I wouldn't care to ever go back and repeat it. The objective hazards from rockfall are too high considering all the traffic on the mountain now.
The Stettner bros were total bad asses. This route must have been insane in 1927 or whenever they did. We found this route challenging for the grade. We were bombarded by rockfall for the first 2 pitches. Sounded like gunfire whizzing by my head, which was the scariest experience of my life. The rockfall was all natural, as there was no one above us. The route moves to climber's left, which helped to alleviate the rockfall for the upper 4 pitches. We encountered lots of wet rock, snowy ledges, icy cracks, verglas on the slabs, and wind chills in the 30s in the middle of August. Despite all of that, it was a cool route in a remarkable setting. Finished up on Kiener's.


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The Loyola Maroon VOL. XXXIII Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, May 11, 1956 NO. 24 'Nite At Loyola' To Honor Queens Loyola musical talent will pay homage to four queens Sunday at the annual "Nite at Loyola" at 8 p.m. under the stars in the University Quadrangle. The featured sweetheart, however, won't be there to take her bows. Theresa Kelly, now Mrs. Harvey Couch, sweetheart of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, sponsors of the outdoor show, will receive her loving cup by proxy, in the person of her younger sister, Lynn. The trio of royalty remaining are the sweetheart* of three Loyola social frats, Geraldine Biundo of Upsilon Beta Lambda; Margie Fastring of Alpha Delta Gamma; and Judy Fernon of Sigma Alpha Kappa. All will be formally presented. Two musical aggregates and a host of vocal and instrumental soloists will provide the music for the show. The Loyola Concert Band, under the direction of George A. Jansen and Campus Capers, headed by Louis Pendarvis, are the bands. Ralph Slifken, winner of the 1956 southern regional auditions of the Experimental Opera Theater of America; Barbara Faulkner, '55 Blue Key Talent Night winner; and John Paquette, frequently a Talent Night winner, provide the vocalizing.Wanda Laris, pianist, and Pendarvis on the trombone are the instrumental soloists. Arthur Cosenza, director of the Opera Workshop and frequent performer in New Orleans operas, will serve as master of ceremonies. Tables will be arranged in the Quadrangle, "pops style, under the stars," according to Pat Harrigan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia president. On the program are: Concert Band—Entry of the Gladiators, by Julius Fucik; La Forza Del Destino, G. Verdi; Visi D'Arte Tosca, Puccini (Barbara Faulkner, soloist); Emperor Waltz, Strauss; Torna A Surriento, Di Curtis, (Ralph Slifken); Rhapsody in Blue (Wanda Laris, piano); Ballet Suite from Swan Lake, Tschaikowsky; and Semper Fidelis, Sousa. Campus Capers—theme from "Man With the Golden Arm"; "April in Paris" medley; and "Jerico."Soloists—C har 1 i e Suhor in "Birds' Word," a modern jazz drum solo, dedicated to the late modern jazzman, Charlie Parker, and composed by Suhor; John Paquette, vocalist, in "The World Is Mine Tonight;" Lynn Murphy, vocalist, in "Besame Mucho;" Louis Pendarvis, trombone, in "Speak Low;" and Curtis Rome, trombone, in "Tenderly." BARBARA FAULKNER Fr. Crandall To Speak At Blue Key Fete Blue Key, national honor fraternity, will end the year with its annual banquet Sunday, May 20 at Commander's Palace Restaurant. The Very Rev. A. William Crandell, S.J., provincial, New Orleans Province, will deliver the principal address, "The Blue Key Man." The Toastmaster will be William J. Wegmann, local attorney, who will introduce the other speakers: Dr. Louis A. Legett, speaking on the symbolism of the Key; and Keith J. Bruner, who will tell the history and purpose of the fraternity. The affair will see the formal initiation of the new honorary and active members and the election of next year's president, Stapp added. Those new members are: John Boone and William Walsh, dentistry seniors; John Paquette and Ronald Rod, BA seniors; Harold Legendre, evening division junior; Edward Merritt, BA junior; Robert Morgan, music junior and Matthew Schott, A&S junior. Elected to honorary membership are: Lt. Col. Luther R. Barth, commandant of the ROTC unit; Oliver P. Carriere, lecturer in law; Dr. Robert F. Eastman, professor of operative dentistry; Harry E. McEnerny, Jr., president of the Louisiana division of the American Cancer Society; Judge Louis H. Yarrut of the Orleans Parish Civil District Court; and the Rev. Patrick A. Ryan, S.J., dean emeritus.Rev. Aloysius B. Goodspeed, S. J., University treasurer, was the sole faculty member elected. Stapp said that the rest of the officers will be elected next September.ADG Initiates Honorary Members Mayor de Lesseps S. Morrison and the Rev. Homer R. Jolley, S. J., professor of chemistry, were received as honorary members by Alpha Delta Gamma, national Catholic social fraternity, Sunday. The memberships were tendered and new officers installed at the fraternity's annual banquet at Delmonico's. • Gasper Schiro is the new presidentAlumni Sets Baby Party The Loyola's Alumni annual Baby Party is set for tomorrow from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Holy Name of Jesus School on Calhoun Street. Advisory chairman for the event is Sally Vas Nunes. Co-chairmen include: Betty Loch, Jo Pinney, Jean Charbonnet, Marjorie Stockman, Blanche Comiskey, Marie Villere, Francisca Marsal, Odile Cabirac, Beverly Carlin, Mary Lee Schlumbrecht and Charles L. Rivet. Given under the auspices of the alumni, Kent Lemarie, president, and presented by the alumnae, Rosemary Rivet, president, the party will offer a merry-go-round, Punch and Judy show, a magician, pony rides and refreshments. APPOINTED Dr. John E. Altazan, assistant professor of International Trade, and Dr. G. Ralph Smith, assistant professor of management, were elected to the Advanced Committee of the New Orleans Area Boy Scouts of America. Our Outstanding Athlete Study Time PETE GAUDIN, SOPHOMORE, VARSITY BASKETBALL Final Exams Begin May 23 accordingto the Rev. Edward A. Doyle, S.J., dean of facul- During this period all regular classes will be cancelled. Only the examinations will be held. In departmental examinations, all sections of the courses mentioned will take their exam at the hour indicated even though the class does not meet regularly at that hour. All exams, Bt departmental ones, will be i the room in which the class y meets and under the supervision of the regular professor. A special list of rooms and proctors for departmental examinations will be posted. Father Doyle added that students with conflicts should report to the dean's office. Eiami on Wednesday, May 23 are: departmental examination* in theology 106, 210 and 310, 8 to 10 a.m.; biology 303; chemistry 202, 302 and 312; education 310; journalism 208; Latin 104; physical education 261; physio 309 and 322, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; drawing 102, expression 102, history 322 and 361, 2 to 4 p.m. Exams scheduled for Thursday, May 24 are: departmental examinations in math 103, 105, 110, 302 and 312; medical technology 102, 202 and 302, 8 to 10 a.m.; biology 207, education 353, journalism 202, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; biology 102 and 302, chemistry 102 A and B, chemistry 304 and 310, Latin 313, math 310, physics 213, 2 to 4 p.m. Exams on Friday, May 25 are: departmental examinations in philosophy 202 and 301, 8 to 10 a.m.; biology 306, chemistry 308 and 314, education 155, English 328, political science 102, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; biology 102, expression 202, journalism 341, physical education 364, physics 203 B and 337, 2 to 4 p.m. Exam* scheduled for Monday, May 28 are: departmental examinations in English 101, 102, 202 and 340, 8 to 10 a.m.; education 302, physics 203 A, 303 and 319; sociology 102 A and B, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; biology 108, journalism 206, physical education 263, sociology 206, political science 312, 2 to 4 p.m. Exams on Tuesday, May 29 are departmental examinations in history 102 and 202, 8 to 10 a.m.; biology 202, chemistry 203, Latin 202, journalism 102 and 204, physical education 151, philosophy 211, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; departmental examinations in all French, German and Spanish courses, 2 to 4 p.m. Exams scheduled for Wednesday, May 30 are: biology 102, English 390, Greek 102, physics 333, political science 304, 8 to 10 a.m.; departmental examinations in all military science courses, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Journalism 321, math 323 and 399 will be scheduled by their professors. Harry Meyer Receives Oak Ridge Fellowship Harry C. Meyer, physics senior, has received an appointment to the Health Physics Fellowship program at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Vanderbilt University, it was announced by the Rev. Francis A. Benedetto, S.J., chairman of the department of physics. Meyer is the third Loyola graduate to receive this distinction.The appointment carries a $2500 allowance, and also covers travel and tuition expenses for the duration of his studies at Vanderbilt and Oak Ridge. Father Benedetto said that health, or radiological physics as it is sometimes called, is a necessity for the safety of workers and other personnel involved in atomic operations. Meyer, for his senior physics project, has constructed a sensitive beta-ray scintillation counter, which will be a valuable addition for future measurements in atomic laboratory, Father Benedetto added. Past Loyola graduates who received this distinction are Luis Garcia, who is presently chief of the health physics section at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D. C; and Richard Reinecke, who is nearing completion of reactor training at Westinghouse. ROTC Day, Set Tuesday Twelve major awards will be presented to outstanding cadets in the University's ROTC unit at the annual "Awards Day" ceremonies Tuesday beginning at 3p.m. on the drill field. In addition, awards will be presented to sponsors of the ROTC and to winners of the rifle competition in both girls and cadets divisions. Col. Luther R. Barth, commandant, said that a special distinguished sponsors award, pre- • sented by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be given to Carol Cunningham, former Little Colonel of the regiment. The President'* award will be given by the Very Rev. W. Patrick Donnelly, S.J., to the best drilled cadet selected after a competitive drill Tuesday. Judges for the drill will be De Lesseps S. Morrison, mayor and Col. J. D. Reynolds and Col. William H. Lewis. Other awards and their winners are: Provost Marshal General's award, presented by Lt. Col. Barth, to Cadet Lt. Col. Dennis L. Rousseau. The Dean's award, presented by the Rev. Edward A. Doyle, S.J., to Cadet First Lt. Thomas A. Woods. The Reserve Officers Association medal, presented by Capt. John E. Morehiser, Jr., to Cadet Col. Ronald F. Rod. The Association of the United States Army award, presented by De Lesseps S. Morrison, to Cadet Lt. Col. George A. Frilot, 111. The Activities medal, presented by Capt. Tom C. Oberst, to Cadet Lt. Col. Paul J. Gelpi. The Military Order of World Wars award, presented by Col. Robert L. A. Indest, to Cadet Second Lt. Robert J. Daigle. The American Legion award, presented by Lt. Col. Chester A. Peyronnin, to Cadet First Lt. Edmund J. Schmidt. The PMS&T award, presented by Lt. Col. Barth, to Cadet Master Sgt. Edward J. Pesce. The Veterans of Foreign Wars medal for second year students, presented by Capt. Richard R. Day, Sr., to Cadet Sgt. George G. Guilbault. The Forty and Eight medal, presented by Joseph A. Schiro, to Cadet William F. Miller. The Veterans of Foreign Wars medal for first-year students, presented by Captain Day, to Cadet Patrick C. Mc- Ginity. Girls' division rifle winners: Suzanne Coco, Page Dugas, Pamela Jones, Barbara Palm and June Smith. Cadets' division: Gordon Drozeski, David Magne, Robert Miller, George Pabst, Ronald Rod and Thomas Woods. Sponsors to be honored include Dale Hickey, "Little Colonel"; Lynn Craft, first battalion; Nancy Battle, second battalion; Carol Cunningham, Pershing Rifles; HARRY C. MEYER Card Key Alums To Fete Graduates The Cardinal Key Alumnae will entertain at a buffet sup' per in honor of the graduates of the active chapter on May 19, according to Helen Cahill, president.The supper will be given at the home of Mrs. Chris Voelkel at 1255 Mirabeau Avenue. The alums will hold election of officers.Jr. Thespians Stage 'Valiant' Tonite At 8:30 The Junior Thespians will present "The Valiant," a one-act drama, today at 8:30 p.m. in Marquette Auditorium.The play by Holworthy Hall and Robert Middlemass, considered one of the modern American stage's best plays, centers around the last few hours of a convict in death row. Michael Jung, arts and sciences sophomore, is cast in the leading role of the condemned convict. Others in the cast are Pat Farley as the warden; James Arceneaux as Father Daly, the chaplain; Dale Hickey as Josephine Paris, a young girl; Gordon Plunket as Dan; and Ray Canton as an attendant. The Junior Thespians' first production of the year, "The Valiant" is directed by Norris Borden, A&S freshman, with Reginald Hendry as producer. Bill Louree and B. J. Eckholdt, Jr., are in charge of lighting and staging, respectively. George Hoag, Thespian president, announced that the production is open to the public free of charge. He added that a group of selected readings will precede the play. The convict in "The Valiant" is a mystery man and will reveal his identity and background to no one. The play shows how a warden, chaplain and young girl try to discover the doomed man's identity and learn the strange story he has to tell as he awaits his death. (See ROTC, page 6) Pete Gaudin Outstanding Loyola Athlete (SEE STORY ON PAGE S)
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cdrtools (formerly cdrecord) creates home-burned CDs/DVDs with a CDR/CDRW/DVD/BluRay recorder. It works as a burn engine for several applications. It supports CD/DVD/BD recorders from many different vendors; all SCSI-3/mmc- and ATAPI/mmc-compliant drives should also work. Supported features include IDE/ATAPI, parallel port, and SCSI drives; audio CDs, data CDs, and mixed CDs; full multi-session support; CD-RWs, DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, BD-R/BD-RE; and TAO, DAO, RAW, and human-readable error messages. cdrtools includes remote SCSI support and can access local or remote CD/DVD/BD writers.
VLC media player is a multimedia player, framework, streamer, and encoder. It can play inputs like files, network streams, DVDs, audio CDs, Blu-Rays, capture devices, and screens. It can play most audio and video codecs and formats (MPEG 1/2/4, H264, VC-1, DivX, WMV, Vorbis, AC3, AAC, MKV, etc.), but can also be used to convert to different formats and/or send streams through the network.
beaTunes is an iTunes companion app capable of automatically analyzing your music collection to help you build better playlists. It analyzes BPM (beats per minute), silence at the beginning or end of a song, and the color (based on frequency spectrum) of a given song. Some of the data is stored through iTunes, and some is stored by beaTunes itself. beaTunes can suggest albums that would complement your music collection, display music charts, and help you find and fix errors in your song meta data, like typos and wrong genres. It also allows you to blog about selected songs or playlists.
GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software suitable for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It can be used as a simple paint program, an expert quality photo retouching program, an online batch processing system, a mass production image renderer, a image format converter, etc.
Wine is an implementation of the Windows API on top of X and Unix. It does not require Microsoft Windows, but can use native Windows DLLs if they are available. It provides both a development toolkit for porting Windows source code to Unix as well as a program loader, allowing many unmodified Windows programs to run on x86-based Unixes.
For users on Linux and Unix, KDE offers a full suite of user workspace applications which allow interaction with these operating systems in a modern, graphical user interface. This includes Plasma Desktop, KDE's innovative and powerful desktop interface. Other workspace applications are included to aid with system configuration, running programs, or interacting with hardware devices. While the fully integrated KDE Workspaces are only available on Linux and Unix, some of these features are available on other platforms. In addition to the workspace, KDE produces a number of key applications such as the Konqueror Web browser, Dolphin file manager, and Kontact, the comprehensive personal information management suite. The list of applications includes many others, including those for education, multimedia, office productivity, networking, games, and much more. Most applications are available on all platforms supported by the KDE Development. KDE also brings to the forefront many innovations for application developers. An entire infrastructure has been designed and implemented to help programmers create robust and comprehensive applications in the most efficient manner, eliminating the complexity and tediousness of creating highly functional applications.
LibRaw is a library for reading RAW files obtained from digital photo cameras (CRW/CR2, NEF, RAF, DNG, and others). LibRaw is based on the source codes of the dcraw utility, though some of the drawbacks of dcraw have been eliminated. The users of the library are provided with an API to be used when writing their software programs.


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"That's no moon...it's a space bar.
Also, it doesn't look anywhere close to a moon. How could you mistake that for a moon? C'mon, man...use your eyes."
The Horsehead Bar OOC
"...and we'll be right back to live Galactic News Network coverage after these messages from our sponsors. Just because it's the 23rd century doesn't mean commercials are out of style."
"Hi, I'm Kim Kardashev...and no, I am not at all like that Kim Kardashian female from Earth 200 years ago. Goodness no. It really is a shame our names our so much alike. It's Kardashev...like the guy who invented the Kardashev scale that everybody knows. Anyway...I'd like to invite you to the grand opening of a new premier destination spot for interstellar travelers, sightseers and those just looking for a good drink. Come to the Horsehead Bar to sip on your favorite cocktail from Ceti Alpha V while overlooking the breathtaking Horsehead Nebula. We have drinks from every corner of the galaxy and a view that is second to none. Come sit down at a booth or a barstool and stay awhile, having the drink you've been craving while getting to know species you never knew existed. Experience both the wonders of the Universal Translator and the wonders of our beverages simultaneously...I think you get the idea now. We have spacious space docking facilities for spacecraft of all shapes and sizes, as well as overnight rooms for when you really need to stay awhile *wink*. We can repair or refuel your ship while you come in for a nice cold sip. The Horsehead Bar is officially open for business.
...if this sounds way over-commercialized, that's because I'm getting paid to make it that way. I do seriously care about my bar though, and I'd love for everyone listening to stop by for a drink. Hop over to the Horsehead Bar when you can...you won't regret it!"
"Aaand...CUT! That's a wrap! Thank you very much Ms. Kardashev, here's your credit chip...there should be enough in there to help jumpstart your bar. Best of luck to you and we'll contact you if we ever wish to make another ad. Thanks again."
Kim thanked the film crew for the money and sighed after they left. Well...here's hoping that was worth it. The extra cash certainly helps, but it's all about how many people actually show up. Ah well, this little bar of mine has plenty going for it, with genuine drinks from every planet and moon in the galaxy. It's spotless and everything's ready to go...here goes nothing.
A low hum emerged as the bar whirred into life, the Petrubian lights flickering on for the first time.
"Now we wait."
By popular (i.e. about 4 people) request, this is a freeform social sci-fi themed roleplay that takes place in the 23rd century entirely inside the Horsehead Bar, which exists in a universe where the Earth has been destroyed for roughly a century (nuclear war). Its purpose is twofold:
1. Allow new roleplayers to get their feet wet RPing by participating in a non-paced, non-plot driven RP that is always open and where character development and adherence to a story arc is not required.
2. Allow experienced roleplayers to join a fun, relaxed roleplay to kick back and relax, experiment with character ideas, and generally just have a good time.
That said, although it is freeform, there are rules.
0. No attacking, damaging or otherwise negatively affecting the bar or its staff!!! The bar is an entity which is at the core of the game and may not be tampered with.
1. The Fundamental Rules of the Guild still apply. This includes: no godmodding, no killing without permission (though I don't know why you'd need to kill in this RP), etc.
2. Although this is a relaxed freeform roleplay, this is a Casual roleplay, NOT a Free one. This means that you are expected to take the time to create quality posts at least a paragraph long, with proper spelling and grammar. OOC is only acceptable in the IC thread in minimal quantities, always denoted by ((double parentheses)).
3. You can have up to two characters at a time, but I would prefer everyone stuck to a single character. If you're bored of a character or just want to change it up, simply have your character leave the bar for whatever reason and have your new character walk in, after stating in the OOC that the first character is at least temporarily inactive and posting a CS for the new character.
4. Every character must have a CS posted in this thread, the OOC, first before they can began posting in the IC. CSs do NOT need to be approved before you can begin playing, as this is a freeform RP where all character types are accepted and there is no canon or storyline to adhere to. As long as the character fits within the sci-fi genre, you're good.
5. There is no Activity Pledge or anything. If you stop posting temporarily for whatever reason, it is just assumed that your character has melted into the background noise of the bar, is waiting for a drink, or whatever. If you intend to stop posting and not continue at a later time, please post to that effect in the OOC so I can mark your character as deactivated permanently. Also, if you stop posting for any extended length of time, please don't stop in the middle of a conversation with another player or any other such awkward/RP-affecting moments. Set up your character's exit within the RP before making it happen. All that said, it IS preferred that players post regularly.
6. Be creative! This is a freeform RP so you can experiment with any kind of character type you want. Invent a species from another star system. Combine two species (humanoid fox, etc.). Be a sentient robot. Whatever you want! It's the creativity and diversity of character species and personalities combined with regularl activity that makes this roleplay fun. Finally, most importantly...
7. Have fun! ...but take it as seriously as you would any other Casual RP.
The IC thread will be started as soon as there are enough CS submissions.
(Delete everything in parentheses)
Name: (does not have to be a human firstname-lastname, unless of course your species is in fact Homo sapiens)
Age: (if applicable to your species, but real age and apparent age)
Gender: (male/female/other if your species has different or more than two genders)
Sexuality: (straight/homosexual/bisexual)
Species: (be creative! mythological creatures, made up space races, enhanced humans, hybrids, robots, etc. Including a picture of your character (can be a photograph, painting, anime, etc.) is encouraged!)
Species Info: (optional, but if you have a species that's not self explanatory I'd love to read about it.)
Occupation: (what does your character do for a living?)
Personality: (not everyone at the bar can be happy and friendly to each other)
Biography: (what's your character's story?)
Affiliation with Kim: (has your character ever crossed paths with the bar owner in the past? If so, how?)
Other Info: (what are you character's hobbies? why are they visiting the bar? anything else I should know about your character? do you want to be a character that joins Kim running the bar (bar staff)?)
Post Frequency: (just for my reference, how often do you intend to post?)
The bartender needs her own character sheet, after all. It's not much, but it's a good sample to follow.
Name: Kim Kardashev
Age: 362 (appears 25)
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Bisexual
Species: Enhanced Human
Species Info: Kim was one of the first volunteers in one of the first experiments to cybernetically enhance humans. Of course nowadays it's rare to find an all-organic human, but in her day back on Earth it was completely new. Her surgery to install a cybernetic heart failed in a spectacular fashion, knocking out all the power in the building she was in, destroying the cybernetics intended for her, and for a reason unexplained to science causing her life expectancy to increase tenfold and her ageing process to be halved in speed. She is predicted to live to see a millenium.
Occupation: Owner/Bartender at the Horsehead Bar
Personality: Kim is a very outgoing but very classy and kind woman. She loves interacting with and personally serving her customers. She is admired the galaxy over for her incredible kindness and class, her radiant beauty, and her expertise at making a fine tasting beverage.
Biography: Kim grew up on Earth in the United States as a child amongst the increasingly corrupt world governments. Before the Earth was destroyed, she moved to the Alpha Centauri system in the 22nd century and made a name for herself as a model for a wedding dress company as well as a brewer. Once the Earth descended into nuclear war and was lost forever, she decided to open the Horsehead Bar as kind of a tribute to Earth (because of all of the Earth drinks she had accumulated over the years).
Affiliation with Kim: n/a
Other Info: n/a
Post Frequency: As often as I can (at least once per day, if there are other new posts).
Strikethrough = deactivated. Color of character name = color of speaking text for character (optional).
Kim Kardashev (beautiful female bar owner) / DrivingPark
Morris ("The Main Man") (burly snow white super soldier bounty hunter) / VaultBoy
Iris Santiana (adventurous treasure hunting android female) / MissCapnCrunch
Nanael (merchant Fyin (elven) female) / Raining


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The University of Northwestern Symphonic Band will be touring to Ireland May 22 – June 2, 2013. Questions can be directed to Julie Johnson, Music Tours Director (firstname.lastname@example.com or 651-628-2080). If you are located in this area and would be interested in hosting students overnight or would like additional tour information, please contact Julie Johnson (contact information above).
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA BON VOYAGE CONCERT Friday, May 10 7:30 p.m. University of Northwestern – Maranatha Hall 3003 Snelling Avenue North St. Paul, MN 651-631-5218
DUBLIN, IRELAND Friday, May 24 1:15 p.m. Christ Church Cathedral Christchurch Place Dublin 8, Ireland
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Audio Visual Technician
Xavier University invites applications for an Audio Visual Technician. This position is part of a team that is responsible for the design and operation of the campus audio visual and multimedia equipment. This position will provide tier I/II support over Audio Visual technologies in classrooms, conference rooms and other areas on campus. Assists in design/build, and technical troubleshooting for audio visual activities. Monitors and maintains audio visual systems across the entire campus.
The Audio Visual Technician reports to the Assistant Director for User Support, a key department within the division of Information Technologies. Support for information technology at Xavier University is integrated across academic and administrative areas, primarily centralized in nature, and driven by a commitment to excellence. An important focus involves the expanded use of technology in teaching and learning. The work environment includes a team of highly qualified and dedicated professionals, and is highly dynamic and service oriented.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: troubleshooting of mobile and stationary technology as well as assisting users with challenges revealed with the use of their media/tools in conjunction with Xavier's tools; delivery, setup, and retrieval of instructional technology throughout campus; assists with design/build for new audio visual technology implementations and equipment refreshes; and provides ad-hoc and organized instruction on the efficient use of instructional technology tools to Xavier community.
Qualifications: 1 - 3 years of technical experience in audio visual field; proven analytical and problem solving skills to function in situations that are varied and/or non-routine; strong capacity for detail with the ability to document work; ability to communicate well with professionals in a demand based, service-oriented environment; must have a willingness to offer solid assistance to end users in problem identification and needs assessment; working knowledge of audio visual systems and how they are designed; solid interpersonal skills; must be committed to the values represented by the Jesuit, Ignatian principles and tradition of the University.
Preferred Qualifications: higher education experience; programming and integration of Creston control systems.
To ensure consideration, application must be submitted by Sunday, January 27, 2013. Interested/qualified applicants must submit a cover letter, resume, and names and phone numbers of three professional references to: Ms. Connie Perme, Xavier University, 3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45207-7000 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Oracle RDBMS 11gR2 – alter or replace user defined types even when there are dependencies
In our series on the 11g R2 release of the Oracle RDBMS, AMIS staff discusses various functions, features an facilities that have been added, improved or extended in this latest release. These articles are the fruit of several months of studying this new release and projecting which new features and changes would be the most useful to us in our daily practice. This article looks at apparently relatively minor changes in functionality that may well have a substantial impact on the usability of Abstract Data Types (ADTs) or user defined (object) types.
Using ADTs or user defined types in the Oracle RDBMS is quite often very useful. Much more useful by the way than many developers realize. The integration for example between SQL and PL/SQL can be streamlined using user defined types in conjunction with TABLE and MULTISET or the BULK COLLECT operations. Presenting a service-style interface from PL/SQL packages is also much easier realized using custom type definitions – easier both for the definition of the package's "service contract", the consumer of the package (at least the Database Adapter used in the SOA Suite) and the developers implementing the service contract. Such a More >


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As Minnesota's first immersion school, Adams is a thriving K-5 elementary school where students receive instruction in Spanish across all subject areas in order that they may become bilingual, bi-literate, and multicultural citizens of the world.
History, culture, and tradition are themes used to connect AIM students to the origins of our American Indian nations. We off er students the chance to join a community of learners that focuses their education on principles like respect, humility, cooperation and environmental responsibility.
Obama Elementary is a district magnet in the Summit-University neighborhood. Not only are we one of the largest elementary schools, we also educate the largest African American population of any elementary school in the district.
The wooded hills, trails and wetlands of Battle Creek Regional Park provide a unique opportunity for the K-6 students of Battle Creek Environmental Magnet to learn firsthand about Minnesota's many natural resources.
Opened in 1977, ours is a school that honors Dr. Mays as a leader in educational and communication. As an authorized international Baccalaureate/Primary Years Programme our students develop an international perspective and become productive global citizens through rigorous intercultural and interdisciplinary study.
Located on the East Side of Saint Paul, our students, staff and parents are proud of our school and our commitment to excellence. That's why the dedicated and caring staff hold students to high expectations while creating an environment where all are welcome. Our exciting and richly diverse student population proudly reflects the children and families of the East Side. Strong foundations in reading, writing and math serve as the cornerstone of Bruce Vento Elementary.
We off er a small-school atmosphere with big school opportunities. Chelsea Heights students benefi t from full-time science, physical education and music specialists; an all grade Science Fair; annual student concerts; and faculty that think creatively—like the science teacher and physical education teacher who teach geometry through archery!
Our school celebrates students—and encourages whole families to pursue their dreams for education. Students produce a live daily news show and create original studio productions in a fully-equipped technology production studio; take American Red Cross swimming classes in our indoor pool; and benefit from an active tutoring program.
Located near beautiful Como Park, we focus on developing lifelong learners and critical thinkers ready to face the challenges of the 21st century.
Crossroads Montessori is a PreK-5 grade school that features a year-round citywide option operating on a 45-days-on, 15-days-off model. The school features an individualized approach to education and an emphasis on collaborative work.
Crossroads Science is a PreK-5 grade school that features a year-round citywide option operating on a 45-days-on, 15-days-off model. The school utilizes a well-balanced curriculum with science as its central core, engaging students in an "inquiry" approach to learning through hands-on investigations. Students are encouraged to ask questions, design investigations and demonstrate learning.
This award-winning, richly diverse neighborhood school is adjacent to the Dayton's Bluff Recreation Center on Saint Paul's East Side. Recognized nationally for increases in school academic achievement, Dayton's Bluff offers a safe, healthy, and respectful environment that fosters student learning and social development.
We may be the best-kept secret in the district: our small school has a big heart. Respect and love for the students are everywhere evident, in how our teachers teach and how our staff nurture.
Ours is a vibrant school that balances an extraordinary range of resources with an emphasis on the individual needs of every student. Since 1990, EXPO has been a place where students, educators, and parents work together to give students the skills they need to be productive members of a global community.
Innovation begins with problem solving. Our aerospace curriculum engages a child's imagination. It's a platform where complex problems are solved with hands-on learning. Each success builds confi dence for the next challenge and with that, our students become leaders. Serves grades PreK-4.
Our academic program is based on the A+ Model: students learn through arts integrated across the curriculum. Our kids link heart, mind and imagination to create a joyous learning experience.
There is a world of learning going on at Frost Lake. We inspire students by integrating technology and enrichment activities into a curriculum that develops strong reading and math skills.
Galtier is located in the historic Midway section of St. Paul and minutes away from the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit. Our aim is to educate a well-rounded child with specialized instruction in math, science and art.
Located in the heart of Macalester/Groveland, ours is a small neighborhood school serving students in grades K-5, known for our high student achievement, quality teaching, and a commitment to all learners.
College begins in kindergarten! -Hamline Elementary School is a full service elementary school that off ers a state of the art computer lab, science lab, literature rich classrooms, library with over 40,000 titles, two gymnasiums and daily after school opportunities at the Hancock recreation center.
The International Mandarin Immersion Program is currently available for Kindergarten-Grade 2 . A grade level will be added each year.
Placing a high value on differentiated curriculum inspires Hazel Park Preparatory Academy students to challenge themselves to their full potential.
We are a candidate school for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Organization's Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes: a challenging academic curriculum that encourages students to learn the "whys" and "hows" of becoming global-minded, life-long learners. Students in IB schools build skills that transfer to adult life.
The Heights Community School is located on the East Side of Saint Paul. We are a respectful community of learners dedicated to reaching our highest potential fully engaged and ready to lead in a diverse global society.
Our school was the first in the Midwest to receive the prestigious designation of Primary Years Programme (PYP) by the International Baccalaureate (IB) organization – a designation we have sustained since 2003! For students, this means a rigorous curriculum based in the liberal arts, with a hands-on approach and an international focus.
Located on St. Paul's East Side, Highwood Hills features a rigorous curriculum grounded in high expectations for all students. Our vision is to empower students to become lifelong learners by broadening the way they learn to realize their potential, recognizing the worth and dignity of every individual, and providing a safe environment where children enjoy learning at a high level.
Horace Mann School is a K-5 elementary school located in Saint Paul's Highland Park community. It is known for a focus on academic excellence and personal development.
Our students learn to love learning! With help from teachers or "guides," our students use beautifully-designed and -made learning materials, develop creative and critical thinking skills, and nurture their natural curiosity about the world.
Jackson Preparatory prepares students to be respectful, responsible, and safe learners. The school's core belief is that children are everyone's priority. This is accomplished through committed teachers, parent involvement, community partnerships, and the St. Paul Promise Neighborhood Initiative.
Jackson Preparatory Magnet - Dual Language (Hmong/English) prepares students to be critical, creative, constructive and compassionate thinkers. The school's core belief is that children come first. Serves grades PreK-5.
Our students and their families learn and thrive because Johnson Elementary is more than a school: "Achievement Plus" means school, recreation and community services all take place in one convenient location.
The only French immersion school in St. Paul, we offer a nurturing teaching community where immersion in the French language enhances and infuses the curriculum in a warm and welcoming environment. The Lower Campus serves grades K-1 and the Upper Campus serves grades 2-5.
Offering a truly unique educational experience in the Twin Cities, Linwood Monroe Arts Plus provides an arts-infused curriculum for Pre-K through grade 8 students from across St. Paul.
Opened in 1890, Maxfi eld combines generations of tradition with state-of-the art technology. Parents, community, and staff all work together for the success of children to provide a well-rounded education that engages both the arts and science, an emphasis on the use of technology, and a solid foundation in reading and math.
Mississippi Creative Arts is one of the first and finest creative arts schools in Saint Paul, and is known for its emphasis on the arts combined with a strong academic core. The arts, including drama, dance, music, literary arts, visual and media arts, are blended into the academic program and are firmly established as basic skills for all students.
Serving the east side of Saint Paul, we blend components of both Reader's and Writer's workshops, using specially designed materials, to help students understand new ideas and complex concepts.
Ours is a school where every child is embraced as a unique individual and where we develop the voice of every child. Wellstone students are taught to exercise critical thinking skills and to facilitate student-led discussions around content themes.
Paul & Sheila Wellstone Elementary - Dual Language (Spanish/English) teaches students to exercise critical thinking skills and to facilitate student-led discussions around content themes and social issues.
Zoo Siab Tos Txais! We are Saint Paul's first Hmong Studies Magnet, offering all students the unique opportunity to explore the culture, language, history, art, literature and traditions of the Hmong people through in-depth units of study and cultural guest artists.
Since 1916, Randolph Heights has been a neighborhood school committed to educating a diverse student population.
Our school off ers a rigorous Dual Language Immersion program that prepares English dominant and Spanish-dominant speakers to be fluent in reading, writing, listening and speaking Spanish and English by the end of Grade 6. School uniforms, an emphasis on respect, and frequent positive reinforcement combine to create a lively and safe learning atmosphere.
Riverview West Side School of Excellence - Dual Language (Spanish/ English) prepares students to be fluent in reading, writing, listening and speaking in academic and social settings by the end of sixth grade.
Music is the common language of our school! All students receive violin instruction in kindergarten, first and second grade; later they can choose to play other instruments or join the choir. General music instruction includes African drumming, keyboards and guitar, and large and small groups perform regularly.
St. Anthony Park Elementary is a neighborhood school that has earned a reputation for excellence among St. Paul Public Schools. An enriched core curriculum provides students with special learning opportunities in science, technology, art, music, and physical education.
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July 28, 1997 MSF Aids Poland Flood VictimsOn July 28, MSF sent 15 metric tons of medical material by truck to Wroclaw, Poland's fourth largest city, where the population is suffering from Europe's largest natural disaster in generations. Thus far, 17,000 people having been evacuated, and 100 have been killed in the floods. Hospitals are able to treat only emergencies due to short supplies, and 4 of Wroclaw's 12 hospitals have been evacuated and closed. According to Wayne Ulrich of MSF's emergency team, most X-ray machines and other equipment that was kept on the hospitals' first floors have been destroyed. To help the health system cope with immediate needs, MSF is supplying dressing material, surgical gloves, sutures, needles, syringes, disinfectants, catheters, soap, and jerry cans. Fighting in Kabul, AfghanistanAs fighting in Afghanistan nears the capital, Kabul, some of MSF international medical workers are planning to leave the city. A five-person team will stay and continue its work supporting the seven clinics in the town and its surroundings and the Indira Gandhi Hospital. The team is continuing to monitor the situation. An emergency stock of medical supplies is ready in Kabul, should fighting spread. Congo-Brazzaville Teams Support Health Structures in Congo RepublicThere are currently three three-person MSF teams working in the area of Congo-Brazzaville. One team, based 13 km north of Brazzaville has re- established the water supply in Bilolo camp north of Brazzaville; one is working south of Brazzaville with internally displaced persons and supporting health structures; and one team is working across the border in Kinshasa Zaire. CambodiaMost of MSF teams in Cambodia are back working in their missions following the coup d'etat earlier this month. The tuberculosis program in Phnom Pehn and Kompong Cham is dealing with a cut-off in shipments of medicine due to fighting. |
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L.A. Noire: Reefer Madness
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