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This is a must do for the new leader. The route has 4 bolts. There is a horizontal crack 15 feet from the ground that will take a .75 cam if you feel uncomfortable climbing to the first bolt. The crux comes on the top half of the climb. Once you hit a large ledge you clip the third bolt and do a side pull on to a large foot hold. The climbing is good and straight forward. This is a fun quality climb. To get to The Tower from the ramp walk south on the loop trail for 125 yards you will see the tower with four bolts.
4 quick draws medium size cam optional. Bolt anchor and rap station at top of tower.
real fun climb.
Fun climb! My guide book calls this on a 5.8 but I'm too new to judge if that's accurate. Note that if you don't want to lead it there is a scramble up the right side of the tower and you can drop a toprope. Don't fall on the scramble though, you'll end up sliding down a fairly slippery slab.
This is a fun route but I would say for the new leader, the crux move is a bit committing since blowing this move could cause you to ledge out with one or both feet. My wife had an easier time though and she is short...I am 6'3 and it was a real stumper for me.
Fun Climb, great for new leaders. If your uncomfortable with the crux note that you can cheat to the left and climb up a small slab to access the fourth bolt.
New Leaders Please Take Note: This is NOT a Sport Climb. This is a mixed (bolt & gear) climb for 5.7-8 leaders. New leaders, especially sport leaders, should think twice before running this climb out on only bolts. If you're an experienced 5.9 leader, go for it. The 4 bolts were placed in typical Mission Gorge style so that up to 4 gear placements could also be made, depending on your comfort level. 1. 1st piece - low down in first 10 ft, optional. 2. 2nd piece - in horizontal just before first bolt, strongly recommended. 3. 3rd piece - under small overhang just before third bolt, optional large cam. clipping bolt is easy, but serious fall if you slip. 4. 4th piece - after last bolt and before exit (slightly right) for those concerned about running out the finish.
In the online guide by Mr Messier, he mentions climbing the crack to the right of the tower as an equally interesting varition. The climbing to the ledge before the upper half of tower is basically 4th class, but theres is about 9 feet of 5.4 climbing and then a really fun (mission gorge standards) 5.7/5.8 crack section involving pulling over a bulge with a couple food fist jams. For those who have done the tower a million times and are looking for something different this is a good option.
2.22.11 - first lead! I used to put gear before the first bolt and after the last bolt. This is where I started gear placement. Great way to practice. It is a fun route!
An easy way to make this a purely sport route is to climb the sloped section to the right of the route, hook the first draw, and get lowered down to the start. This way you have some protection for the first 15 ft of the route and it isn't quite as sketchy. Enjoy
I rated this 5.8 because of the boulder-esk move near the top.
Not sure why everyone loves this climb. Its not that good of a climb especially considering tha it is right next to the far superior "As the Crow Flies." Just say "no" to climbs that aren't much fun.
The move off the ledge to the last bolt is scary. Unless you are tall enough to get a quickdraw into the bolt before you make the move. Falling at this point would do some body damage if your not on that last bolt it feels like.
^^There are four bolts on the tower. The first bolt is like 25' up, if you do the face i recommend getting a piece in, someone said theres a spot.. Bolt 2 is fine and Bolt 3 is the bolt at the ledge, falling before clipping this is most likely and i think most dangerous. Bolt 4 is pretty close to bolt 3 and after the crux move your pretty much standing normal. To help theres a really good hold on the left for lie-backing and clipping bolt 3. :)
Fun route, IMO a sandbag at 5.7, considering the crux move.

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MAROON LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS DECEMBER 1 0,1976 VOI-. LI 11 IMO.I 2 Sex discrimination inequity resolved By Ruth Largay A complaint of sex discrimination filed against the Office of Student Affairs has been resolved, and will not be carried any further. The complaint, which was filed by Resident Assistant Harriet Welch, has been responded to by Vincent P. Knipfing, vice president for student affairs, and Edward A. Maxwell, director of housing. According to Welch, she has decided not to carry the complaint any further since the inequity she had protested has now been resolved. Welch's complaint revolved around resident assistants (RA's) attending residence council meetings. Welch complained that since both female and male RA's signed the same contract, which required them to attend all residence council meetings, male RA's should be required to attend the meetings of the Men's Residence Council (MRC). Welch charged that male RA's were not required to attend MRC meetings, but female RA's were required to attend meetings of the Women's Residence Council. This, she complained, was unequal treatment of the RA's. A memo to the housing staff, signed by Knipfing and Maxwell, stated, "Some staff members feel that there has been a discrepancy in the participation in the respective residence hall councils between the female and the male staff. Undoubtedly some of the male staff members see the role of the RA in the residence council much differently than some of the female staff view their role. I am certain that each staff member realizes that the two residence hall councils do differ in several aspects; i.e., philosophy, structure, administration. "It is our belief that the Resident Assistant should act in a supportive role of their respective councils. We believe that this can be best accomplished when the Resident Assistants act in a non-voting, ex-officio capacity. Fully understanding that participation in all open residence council meetings is a time consuming matter, it has been decided that each Resident Assistant will need to attend at least sixty per cent (60f#) of the scheduled open residence council meetings per semester. Smce we want to treat all staff members equally, we feel this is the most equitable solution." Welch said that although the inequity had been resolved, she is not personally satisfied with the results. "It seems rather foolish," she said, "not to ask the RA's to attend 100% of the meetings, which they signed up to do." One of the reasons Welch filed the complaint was because she felt the residence councils should have the support and participation of the RA's. She didn't feel that the MRC was getting the support of the male RA's. HEADED FOR ROME-Father Charles E. O'Neill will be leaving Loyola *i« month to become director of the Jesuits' Institute of History in Rome. Story on pg. 4. FBI takes lead in US security By Dwan Singleton National security, organized crime, and white-collar crime are several of the areas commanding the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F. 8.1.), enumerated Clarence Kelley, F. 8.1. Director. In his speech at Loyola University on Wednesday, December 8, Kelley reviewed the operations of the FJJ.I., including the National Crime Information Center which houses criminal history files. "The work of the F. 8.1, is, generally in the field of investigation," explained Kelley. He cited areas which commonly are attributed to the F. 8.1., such as many bank robberies and interstate theft, including stolen automobiles. Describing domestic security as "that which makes this country a safe place to live" while preserving its democracy, Kelley acknowledged that this line of work has been under attack. 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He was indifferent until he started seeing all the packages at my door and the cash coming in:)
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When Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli and his head coach assemble the 2009 Chiefs, they can start anywhere they like. They'll take over a team that boasts few apparent strengths, as a 2-14 finish last season would suggest.
The front seven of the defense, which ranked next to last in the NFL and had the league's weakest pass rush ever, needs plenty of work. So do the special teams.
The offense, surprisingly, proved a relative bright spot, though having the league's 24th-ranked unit is nothing to write home about. And who knows if the spread formation, which helped quarterback Tyler Thigpen and his offense come to life, will even take a curtain call?
Pioli and his coach won't need a crowbar to pull the 2008 Chiefs apart. The walls already have come down, and no room defies redecoration.
That wasn't the case when Herm Edwards arrived in 2006. He inherited the league-leading offense, but it was dominated by veterans with iffy expiration dates. There loomed the danger of this unit getting old in a hurry – which it did — but why fix it until it was broken?
Now, every unit of the Chiefs needs fixing, which gives Pioli and his new coach a lot of choices. But the choices are tough because they can't refit an entire roster in one off-season. And thanks to the salary cap, upgrading all units becomes especially challenging, even over the long haul.
If there's one overriding lesson from the regime of Edwards and president Carl Peterson over the last three years, it's the need to hire people who mesh with the guiding philosophy. With 20-20 hindsight, it's clear that the Chiefs didn't do that.
Mike Solari was miscast as an offensive coordinator for two years. Gunther Cunningham, though a respected coordinator, wasn't, by his own admission, a good fit to run Edwards' cover two defense.
Brodie Croyle, counted on to blossom into a franchise quarterback, was injured four times while losing all eight of his starts. The NFL exacts a stiff price for misfiring on so many key decisions.
Edwards preached textbook football – a dominating defense that would create scoring opportunities for a power-running offense. His Chiefs ideally would keep games close into the fourth quarter, then be smart, tough and disciplined enough to make the plays it took to win.
But a team that banks on good field position needs top-notch special teams, especially a blue-chip place kicker who comes through at crunch time. But the Chiefs' special teams weren't special, and Edwards kept shuffling kickers and return men, most of whom did not fit the bill. Even star punter Dustin Colquitt had an off year in 2008 when he struggled with injuries.
When the Chiefs went to a passer-friendly spread offense after season-ending injuries to Croyle and Damon Huard, they were far afield from the punishing ground game Edwards had envisioned. While coordinator Chan Gailey's spread proved a near stroke of genius, it also was a last resort.
Edwards, astonishingly, wound up with a team in 2008 that was the antithesis of what he said he wanted in 2006. Because of that formidable detour, it would've taken a long leap of faith to believe the Chiefs were headed in the right direction.
Though the 2008 Chiefs were loaded with youngsters, it's anybody's guess how many will be part of their future.
The new regime will have to diversify its player portfolio. Even teams building primarily through the draft need a winning blend of youth and age, and a key free agent here and there.
Though Pioli's a man of few words in public, his personnel decisions will reveal his blueprint. Here's betting that a few years down the road, we'll still be able to see it in what he builds.


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...not to wish my life away.
Sage advice as usual from her. I've always been impatient, from running while pushing the lawn mower because I hated mowing the lawn (something my mother really enjoyed, vast patches of long grass and smoke pouring from the motor from clogged wet grass), to wishing I were home after just arriving somewhere else. Just aways wanting to be in the tomorrow.
So, it's no surprize that I'm wishing it were next Thursday and I was taking my first step of the Bear 100. One day into my true taper and I'm lethargic, tired, grumpy, and unfocused on anything. I had grand visions of a smooth, 90 min run yesterday. Instead I drove around the flatirons with internal arguments and no energy, until finally compromising with Mt. Sanitas. I hadn't been up Sanitas since spring and felt that it's short enough that, even miserable, I'd be done soon. I intentionally parked a few blocks away to shake the fuzz from my mind and body. But when I got to the foot of the climb nothing felt better. I ended up just fast walking to the top, then, on shaky legs, descended the east ridge trail and back to the car. ugh. I'll try again tonight with a flat run.
One week from this minute I'll be in Wyoming on my way to Logan UT. Now I just need to figure out how to make this week go by faster.
UPDATE/ Tim W won't be pacing for me. Oh well. We'll see if another great pacer emerges to help me, which is exactly what looks like might happen!


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DUII Driver causes head-on crash west of Corvallis
CORVALLIS, Ore. -- An intoxicated driver flipped over his pickup, landing in the middle of Highway 20 Saturday afternoon when a passing van crashed into the truck head-on, the Benton County Sheriff's Office said.
Leading up to the crash, 911 dispatchers received several calls that a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck was driving erratically with a possible intoxicated driver.
The crash happened just west of Corvallis on Highway 20 when the pickup was driving eastbound. At around 4:45 p.m. the driver, Biet Nguyen of Portland, went off the right side of the road into the gravel shoulder, over-corrected left and flipped the pickup onto its roof.
The truck continued down Highway 20 and into the path of a westbound Econoline Van driven by Stephen Sever, 63 of Corvallis. Sever hit the truck head-on, colliding with the front driver's side of the Toyota Tacoma.
After the crash, the truck came to a stop back in the eastbound lane. The 69-year-old Nguyen had to be removed from the truck by Philomath Fire crews. He was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Corvallis where he is being treated for serious injuries.
The van stopped in the westbound lane's ditch where it soon caught fire. Sever crawled out of the driver-side window before the engine fire spread to the cab of the van. The cab was completely burned by the time the Philomath Fire Department arrived on-scene to put it out.
Severs was also taken to Good Samaritan, treated for minor injuries and released.
Nguyen was issued citations for Assault, Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants and Reckless Driving. He is listed in serious condition as of Sunday morning.
The crash closed down Highway 20 for nearly three hours while crews worked to clear the crash site.
Both drivers were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash. BCSO is continuing an investigation into the crash.
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The floodwaters receded one year ago, but the devastation left behind by the water is still evident in many places. Vestal is one of those communities, particularly the neighborhood of Twin Orchards, which experienced some of the worst damage. Our Melissa Kakareka spoke with residents in Twin Orchards to find out how far recovery efforts have come in the past year.
VESTAL, N.Y. -- Residents in the neighborhood of Twin Orchards in Vestal were faced with a tough decision after Tropical Storm Lee hit the Southern Tier last year: rebuild their homes, or walk away.
Denise Getchell's home on First Avenue took about one foot of water in the basement, wiping out her furnace, appliances, and everything else that was stored there. She was able to clean and sanitize her basement, and get back into her home within a few weeks, but still needs to finish renovations.
"When everything got cleaned up and dried out, the floor started peeling in places so it looks like swiss cheese," explained Getchell. "I don't know, I think I was pretty depressed and tired. I was worn out from it all, and then I figured this will get done. I wanted to help others."
Over on Valley Road, Barbera Staudt, 92, experienced even worse damage to her home, including a foundation that caved in. Staudt had no flood insurance and was ready to leave the neighborhood for good. It was only with the help of her neighbors that she was able to rebuild. She moved back into her home in January.
"I didn't have the money to come back. I was ready to go in an apartment, but the neighbors all got together and volunteered, and got donations, and brought me back to the neighborhood," said Staudt.
There are still many people in Twin Orchards who have not been able to rebuild and get back in their homes. Maureen Schwarz and her family lost the foundation to their First Avenue home, as well as all of their belongings in the basement and on the first floor. They decided it was not financially feasible to rebuild, and have since relocated to Cortland.
"I miss my life there, you get into a routine," Schwarz said. "I miss the house and neighbors, and working there, but we're adjusting. It's taking a long time, longer than I thought."
Schwarz is one of more than 40 property owners that have applied for a buyout in Twin Orchards. A total of 61 people have applied for buyouts in the entire town of Vestal. But, Schwarz has yet to hear anything about her buyout application.
"Financially, it's hard to keep up that mortgage and keep up expenses here too, so the sooner we hear, the better," noted Schwarz.
Officials said the town's buyout paperwork has been submitted and deemed eligible, but they are waiting to hear back from FEMA and the state Emergency Management Office. This has become a source of frustration for Schwarz and many others in the neighborhood.
Schwarz added, "We don't hear anything from anybody, except neighbors. And that might be word of mouth or rumors, we just have no idea what's going on."
One year later, many people and houses in the Twin Orchards neighborhood remain abandoned or in limbo. Whether residents have rebuilt, relocated, or are still unsure about either option, everyone seems to agree that the neighborhood will never be the same.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- Discover Goodwill is offering additional relief assistance to those who lost homes, or just had damage from the Black Forest Fire by collecting furniture to help families re-establish their homes and resume their daily lives.
Discover Goodwill has issued more than 1,300 vouchers for their stores valued at over $26,000 to 450-plus displaced families and individuals.
But that's just for clothes and small items. The warehouse at the Springs Church near the Chapel Hills Mall, however, is a waiting room for the pieces that make a home.
The couches, kitchen tables, and dressers stacked in rows Sunday won't last long.
"Whether it be electronics, TVs small or large, whatever they've lost and what they need, and even things just to make them feel better, even if they don't need it," Kimberly Jones, Goodwill's Warehouse Supervisor explained.
She said while there are items available, they go fast. The donations are much appreciated for creating a shopping experience for the fire victims.
Jones said the families appreciate the community's outpouring of help. Families untouched by the fire, are still affected emotionally, and continue to drop off truckloads worth of home goods.
"There was a family here with eight people in their family, so you wouldn't need a couch, you need a couple couches and you neeed a couple sofa chairs, and you need a big kitchen table. It dwindles fast." she said.
Looking back on their stock, Jones added, "this is nothing, it's a drop in the bucket."
If you are a fire victim looking for assistance, call (719) 867-1118.
To donate, visit The Springs Church at 1515 Auto Mall Loop (former Phil Long Ford Expo Center). They accept donations Mon. - Sat., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.


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This fall's mix of elections and anniversaries has stirred up a hornet's nest of talking heads.
September marks the 50th anniversary of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring as California is gearing up for a landmark vote on labeling genetically engineered food in November. The combination appears to be a perfect storm for pesticide-promoting pundits.
Recent media coverage of Prop 37, the California Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act, which would permit companies to label foods made with genetically engineered (GE) crops, highlights the gulf between citizens demanding the right to know what's in our food and corporations desperate to keep the public in the dark.
Brazil, the world's second largest user of genetically engineered (GE) seeds, just took Monsanto down a notch. The court focused on Monsanto's harassment and exploitation of farmers — potentially causing huge financial losses to the company, and keeping their army of lawyers busy for a while. Meanwhile, we celebrate a rare commonsense legal decision.
Monsanto's RoundUp Ready soy seeds comprise 85% of all soy grown in Brazil, and the corporation has been making a tidy profit charging farmers a levy of 2% on top of the cost of seed. In April, a Brazilian court ruled this levy illegal.
Twenty years ago this week Dan Quayle went against scientific consensus to publicly proclaim that genetically engineered foods were "substantially equivalent" to non-GE food, and that he would therefore work to ensure that GE food would not be "hampered by unnecessary regulation." In the pivotal 1992 FDA ruling that Quayle then proudly claimed as part of his "regulatory relief" agenda, the flood gates for GE were opened.
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Used electronics reseller Gazelle recently published the result of a survey of some 1,000 smartphone-toting customers. 65% picked iPhone as something they couldn't live without, compared to the 1% that said Facebook. 15% went so far as to say that they would sooner give up sex than go a full weekend without their iPhone.
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A recent survey by UK-based online casino RoxyPalace found that 11% of single men would prefer to have a new iPad rather than a new lady-friend. In fact, 3% would even be willing to leave their current partner for the iOS tablet.
It's Valentine's Day, and as you know iMore can easily be pronounced just like the Italian word for love, amore! (You can even sing it!] So in that spirit we have a link back to our Valentine's gift guide for you, to help keep you in your special someone's good graces (and off the couch!), as well as a special edition ZEN and TECH podcast to help you make all the right moves (and stay out of the dog house!). So pour yourself a tasty beverage, curl up with your iPhone or iPad, and get ready to get ready for romance!
Among its many other use-cases (see Apple's recent set of commercials), there are a growing number of couples taking advantage of FaceTime to help them stay connected -- and stay intimate -- when they're unable to be together. From overnight business trips to long distance relationships, FaceTime on iPhone 4 provides several advantages over regular telephones and computers when it comes to intimate moments.
Kyle over at sibling site Android Central took issue with a recent story about iPhone owners getting more sex than Android or BlackBerry owners (go figure). To illustrate his point he spun a story about Droids taking over the college dorms and then posted up a little poll.
Well, two can play at that game, Kyle. Anyone here seeing more Droids than iPhone's out in the real world?
The folks over at OkCupid have performed a little study where they analyze photography from a numerical angle. The finding we found most interesting is that iPhone users have more sex than other smartphone users.
The above chart compares the number of sexual partners of 30 year olds who use an iPhone, Blackberry, or Android phone. They also broke down the data of the number of sexual partners by age. The iPhone wins on that chart too.
Steve Jobs comments on the lost/stolen iPhone HD/iPhone 4G prototype that turned up online. Jobs thinks it's an amazing story - theft, buying stolen property, extortion... he thinks there may be sex in there somewhere!
Jobs got a lot of advice saying he should let it slide, shouldn't go after a journalist because they (allegedly!) bought stolen property and tried to extort Apple. Jobs would rather quit. He considers it a matter of their core values.
Video after the break!
We can't use the picture Gizmodo used to headline their post, so we're retreating beneath the wholesome banner of Megan Fox for this one (blink blink). Suffice it to say, mixing and matching from their Gawker Media heritage, Gizmodo asks the adult-content question:
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I'm Diana -- settlement in the sun on foxnews.com.
-- got some star faded after Kate let's say it was canceled but the same cannot eSATA parlux.
In her recent guest appearances on the view and wife swap should know any different -- speculated that -- May have had a nose job instrument.
Plus and deductibles.
He would hardly be the first -- to go under the knife -- ordered to -- the clock.
But since let -- stay out of plastic surgeon's office or is a little net and -- the only way this day in the Hollywood game.
We'll Kate Gosselin -- certainly had work over the years especially from when she started out on the show.
Jon and Kate plus eight 78 years ago into what she looks like now.
The problem is that if I feel like she went a little too far with her plastic surgery he if you went from.
Looking like a normal housewives view looking pretty good now she looks a little freakish with -- -- -- work -- had done.
Many women celebrities over a certain age have to you bombed.
Keep up the youthful appearance team continue to work in the business.
She's a reality -- associate and honestly have to do that and if you could see with her career trajectory.
More work she's had done the less visible she's -- and her ratings of Forbes at this.
Well it's funny because Kate Gosselin is is not your typical celebrity she's a mom who became famous for having.
Six children instead -- her one time and I think it's okay for women of -- -- pay for women to get.
Among them a little -- I mean it's their body knew what they want with that I think the problem is when they get so.
That they don't resemble themselves and -- they start looking.
Like a robot -- says the pressure deceit for ever again in Hollywood causes the majority in -- stars opt for cosmetic procedures.
As far as Hollywood goes on it does seem to be that it's required of many women to you.
Have a certain look about them but then of course you know look at Meryl Streep she's the -- sort of soda -- actors in Hollywood and.
She looks like -- and on anything that's easy -- There's definitely a double standard as far as what what's expected for women what's acceptable for men there always has been but I think as plastic surgery becomes more advanced.
Women are just getting harder and harder men age and they get it better looking you know there's.
Some pepper hair and there's the little wrinkles -- -- the eyes and that sort of celebrated by.
It's not only celebrate with Clinton but -- -- how -- women who are beautiful.
As they age and how near and as the perfect example of that I mean.
I'd like to look like her now she's Clemens and she proves that you can grow very.
Our in the -- experts advise that should -- decide to undergo plastic surgery pretty decent with moderate.
My recommendation is if they are gonna get work done don't take into extreme you know -- to say when.
And you know there is a certain amount that could make them look a little bit more -- -- little bit more vibrant.
But again you -- win team stuff I think you know moderation is is really important.
I think.
You know maybe maybe think of all the things you think you need done in -- My recommendation for stars who won it you know the humor he -- as you know until a little bit here do a little bit there -- don't go overboard.
You know once you start looking -- -- doll it's time put put everything.
For more on Hollywood's obsession with plastic surgery go to foxnews.com.
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May 10th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne | 7 comments
Remember when Kendrick Lamar said he used to want to be like Michael Jordan? It looks like K Dot still harbors some of those feelings, as the much buzzed-about West Coast rapper has been keeping up with the retro releases-evidenced by his Air Jordan V wear here. Then again, Michael Jordan couldn't be seen wearing the Air Jordan V "Grape" too often, so maybe this particular colorway doesn't apply. Continue reading to see all the photos of Kendrick Lamar wearing the "Grape" Air Jordan V right after the jump.
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I was wondering if anybody knew of any remedies or ideas (minus clen, im doing that later) that I could use for now to get rid of the bodyfat on the elbow joint between the end of my bicep and the beginning of my forearm?
What bf% are you at now?
When you get to a low bf% (whatever that may be for you) and you don't have that much to lose anymore, you can use a topical fat loss cream (yes some work).
Or Fatsuction.
if he's worried about fat between his bicep and forarm its probably pretty high...play tuggy!
Im about 12% BF
I have that problem too, but i'm at 23 % bf
Is that even possible? I'm at 20% bodyfat and have minimal, if not none in my elbow joints.
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Stayed here with 2 friends. Hotel was really quiet, didn't seem to be a lot of guests. Rooms were clean but could do with a refurbishment. Rooms very warm. We didn't pay for breakfast in the hotel. Overall good stay.
Stayed here with 2 friends. Hotel was really quiet, didn't seem to be a lot of guests. Rooms were clean but could do with a refurbishment. Rooms very warm. We didn't pay for breakfast in the hotel. Overall good stay.
We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights. We could not fault it. We stayed in an ensuite double room which had everything we needed in there. The room was very clean and had plenty of storage. Bed was very comfy too, both nights were very peaceful, there is a bar within here but we did not use as we... More
Iv just read these reviews and am so dissapointed! I worked at this hotel as a school girl and continued to do so long after leaving school and throughout university. It was always a small family run hotel it was very clean with amazing food. However this was about 20 years ago. How sad that things change.
What a grotty hotel!! The staff were miserable and very unwelcoming!! it was red hot inside room, tried to open window which was very difficult, felt like the handle was going to fall off, the milk for tea and coffee was off, bathroom stunk of fish!! the list goes on! I WILL NEVER GO BACK!! The only good thing was... More
i turned up early sfter being shunted here when the hotel next door messed my booking up , they unfortunatley didn't book me in here like they said they would so i had to go through the process of booking in with a very disinterested manager. No breakfast next morning a cold shower a room that wasn't cleaned very shabby... More
We arrived at the hotel a few hours earlier than the check-in time hoping we could park our car in the carpark (as advertised) for the hotel but when we pulled up there there were only 2 car parking spaces, and they were both taken. So we went in to speak to the proprietor, who looked dirty and very unwelcoming.... More
Having arrived at this hotel we found it absoloutly apalling. The first morning we awoke the dining room was closed due staff neglegance and management was no where to be found. We had to pay for breakfast elsewere. Not only was the staff unwelcoming they are also not liscened to sell alchol in the so-called bar as stated. The interior... More
had a nice stay at this hotel great sea view room , room nice could do with a bit more attention, but very comfy, breakfast was nice would stay again dave and sheila.
I had the best time ever I felt very welcome easy to get to everything and most of all the staff where very polite and welcoming had such a funny time in the bar and I felt it nice the staff joined in with us they r so easy to get along with I'll be going back 2 more times... More
A lovely place and quality service, the place was ran by Dave & Debbie and although only took over this year you felt they had been doing it for years, There friendly personality made the difference between it being just another B&B and felt more like home and for fry up enthusiasts the breakfast is a must, hoping to be... More
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What the hell is a Ninja Twizzle? Does it have anything to do with hard shelled aquatic life forms that live in the sewer?
Looks nice
I would go
In Soviet Russia, the skaters lobbychick YOU.
I would go until I saw the parts that are missing.. then I'd turn right back around. Yikes!
Yeah I'd go up until I had to walk across a rail. Don't think I'd do that. Although if it's jumpable, I'd jump across.
I have nightmares with stuff like this I'm getting sweaty palms just to think about it
It looks like you can at least hook your harness to the rope on the side for a majority of the walk, but there are some places where it doesn't appear that you can. And of course those are the scariest places on the path! I also would not want to slip while hooked in, and then have to pull myself back up.
The scenery is stunning, though!
what amazes me is the person with the camera just saunters across those bars - I'm guessing he's done it a bunch of times. I can imagine doing it (especially with that handy thread attached to the rock to hold onto ), but not so smoothly.
Even if the trail was still whole, the idea of building that pathway so that workers could transport materials is just
beautiful scenery though and I bet it's just exhilarating being up there (if you're not busy cryin' for your momma, that is)
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And cryin' for my momma I would be! Just looking at the video my heartrate went up and I was feeling dizzy.
With glowing hearts / Des plus brillants exploits.
It's a good thing there is that video, because that's the only way I'm going to see it. No way am I walking across that bar when the road is out!
"The Devil is joining in, and that's never a good sign." Phil Liggett
No flippin way !!!!!
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just watching the video makes me sick to my stomach. (or maybe that is the chicken I just ate....either way)
I am free of all prejudices. I hate everyone equally.~W. C. Fields
Amazing to watch while sitting at a desk with one's feet rooted in stable ground. Those parts with the big gaps were terrifying!! I thought they must be carrying a plank with them, in some places there seemed only place for one foot.


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I've been dreadfully delinquent and I know it. I haven't stopped caring--I've just been deciding how to refocus given my new position. What I've decided, generally, is that my posts will focus more and more on continuing legal education, rather than on events in general. After all, it's what I do. And our industry is changing--for the better, for the most part. So there is a lot to talk about.
Which brings me to today. I'm at the ACLEA conference in Salt Lake City with other CLE providers from around the state. Today is day one for me, though the conference officially started Saturday (I had the small matter of an insanely fun wedding in Chicago this weekend). I'm looking forward to learning, sharing and getting to know people from around the country who are doing what I do everyday.
Be sure to stop by Cece's PR blog to take a look at a guest post I wrote about a conference I was running that veered off track. I actually wrote it while still at my last job, but the power of "sorry" transcends time.
Here's an excerpt:
I'm in Sacramento because I organize and run legal conferences around the country–about 24 each year. Usually, things go seamlessly (or almost seamlessly–it's hard to imagine a completely error-free event). Occasionally, things don't. Today was one of those days.
Each mistake, on its own, is relatively innocuous. The conference room is moved and is difficult to find. But people find it and life goes on.
We notice the printer left a section out of the materials. Okay. We can get Kinkos to deliver the missing section within hours.
But then the computer dies mid-presentation, forcing a speaker to finish without PowerPoint. Now people are starting to think, "What is going on here?"
Image by James Cridland via Flickr
When I was in college, I worked at Barnes & Noble. The place was busy open to close. I have vivid memories of heated exchanges with women who came to buy Princess Di memorabilia books only to learn we were sold out.
I have even better memories of customers looking for a certain story, but unable to put a title to it.
When I would reply, "You must be talking about Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," the customer acted as if I was a genius, even though it was now sitting on our bestseller shelf thanks to the recent release of a hugely successful Hollywood movie.
There were customers searching for far more obscure titles. One that sticks out was my geology professor. He was searching for a book for his wife called Ham Hocks and Poppycock. I was searching for a way to make up for a recent and embarrassing incident during which I had complimented the rock in my professor's office only to find out it was a "mineral." Thankfully, we both found what we were looking for.
There were the customers who came in multiple times a week to browse and see what was new. There were customers who came in every Sunday at a set time. There were people who came to find a quick gift ten minutes before they were heading to the party. And there were the customers who came to study and [sometimes] drink coffee (often their own from home) at the tables sprinkled throughout the store.
You don't have to be a bookstore executive to get a general idea of the industry's customer base:
I went to college in the nascent stages of grand-scale e-commerce, so the industry probably should have been a little more concerned about this customer line-up than it was (or, preferably, should have seen the great opportunity of the emerging medium). Using Borders as an example, it dabbled in e-commerce, then decided to hand the reigns over to Amazon in 2001, then took it back last year, and, finally, effectively gave up on it this year.
In doing so, it effectively gives up customers 1, 2, 3, which I would guess were a substantial piece of its business. The browsers might love books and the bookstore more, but the people who knew what they were looking for or had searches (all of which can now be performed online) must have been a significant piece of the foundation of the business. While there is definitely a great business that can be built for browsers and booklovers, I doubt it was the kind of business that mega-stores like Borders and Barnes & Noble were envisioning a decade ago.
I haven't even mentioned conferences yet, but I think the analogy that can be drawn is pretty clear. There are all different types of attendees. While I am a big proponent of the live event, not all of our attendees come for the live benefits (networking, community, etc). Many attendees come primarily for the content, most of which can now be effectively delivered online.
So as I see it, you have a few options. You can shun the online medium and focus on creating fantastic live events. This is a great option, as long as you recognize and embrace your market and realize that content-only attendees will stop coming as competitors make online content available. If you're the bookstore that focuses its entire business on booklovers, you happily watch them go.
Of course, you can also do online-only programs, but you do so understanding that you alienate some of the most engaged people in your industry because these are some of the same people who love live events.
Or you can take a hybrid approach, offering both options to reach a larger audience. In some ways, this is the obvious option, but I also think it is the hardest option (which may be why massively successful corporations have struggled with it). You are now dealing with two very different customers and two very different products.
What do you think? Can we learn something from the book industry? Are there other courses we can take? How can we successfully implement the hybrid approach, if that's the path we choose?
ASAE has posted a video recap of a session about online education from its recent Great Ideas Conference. In the recap, Howard Horwitz of the American College of Healthcare Executives talked about things to do when rolling out online education that has been repurposed from live content.
Some of the ideas he mentioned:
Side note: ASAE has come under recent attack about the ways it has chosen to interact (or, more accurately, not interact with its attendees on social media), and while it may have some things to learn from its members about Twitter, I continue to believe it is doing a great job of using tools like YouTube to inform and educate those who can't attend its conferences. This is especially critical in this economy for organizations like ASAE, which are seeing their members' budgets slashed (often to $0). The more people ASAE can reach during this tough time, the more members it will see when budgets start loosening up.
Just a quick post to point you to the Eventprofs Twitter Chat, an initiative started by Ready2Spark. She's started a weekly chat (Mondays, 9pm EST), the agenda will be driven by you, and it's shaping up to be great.
Instructions for participating are here.
I'll be heading to Pittsburgh tomorrow morning for the Green Meeting Industry Council Conference in Pittsburgh. I'll try to blog, but I'll be without internet connectivity in the conference room, so the best place to get updates will be my Twitter feed (as long as my phone battery holds). You may also want to run a search for #GMIC09, as there may be others twittering, as well. I'm looking forward to learning quite a bit!
I just saw that MPI has put up a Meeting Industry Crisis Center page to give planners information about things like TARP, jobs, and actions they can take to help.
I haven't taken a close look yet, but it seems relatively new (I ran into a couple links that weren't up and running yet).
If you have time to browse through it, please let us know what you think!
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I've been preparing to moderate a panel on virtual technology for the Green Meeting Industry Council's annual conference at the end of this month, so I've been thinking a lot about virtual events. Watching a couple of conferences online over the last couple of weeks (MeetDifferent and Legal Tech NY) got me thinking about a very basic question: What is a virtual event?
At first glance, the answer is obvious. There are any number of virtual event providers we can look to. Companies like Unisfair and ON24 give us the platforms that house the events we've come to know as virtual events. They give us modern day chat rooms and online exhibit halls in an attempt to replicate the experience of a live conference or tradeshow.
But as more and more individuals begin building their own online communities through blogs, Twitter, and other tools, we're also seeing the creation of informal virtual events. Attendees are tweeting, blogging, and engaging each other and non-attendees in a new way. They're meeting fellow attendees before the conference, spreading the word and talking amongst themselves during the conference, and continuing to share information long after the conference ends. Things they only had time to Twitter during the conference become blog posts. Those blog posts are shared and commented on and act as catalysts for new posts.
This raises challenges for organizers (from what I've seen, people are far more willing to tweet or blog discontent than to voice it in the conference room), but it also opens up a lot of opportunities.
And don't think it's not coming your way. I work in an industry known for its late adopters, but we have an ever-growing group of exceptionally savvy lawyers leading the charge. The recent Legal Tech conference I mentioned above was all over Twitter and has inspired countless blog posts and videos. It's not the norm yet, but I did meet up with a fellow Twitterer at a recent in-house family law conference we did (he sent out a tweet that he was at the conference so I tweeted back that he should stop by my office if he had a moment). It's coming.
What do you think? Are these informal, events-focused online communities that are cropping up around live events becoming "virtual events" in their own right?


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I'm on CS6 and having serious issue impeding our workflow.
Video 1/Audio 1:
Audio 2/Audio 3:
Zoom H1 audio tracks
All of the audio is 48000 Hz/16 bit as is the sequence.
The problem:
When I click all 4 tracks (1 video + 3 audio) and drag to new location the audio sync is shifted. In other words the original position of the tracks is not maintained. Same result with cut & paste.
Nothing prevents sync from being lost, even if I use link or group.
Oddly, when I use UNDO, the tracks are put back in original position also out of sync.
On CS 5.5 is doesn't seem to be any issue. It also works fine on Final Cut X
This is really costing us time, and we can't seem to find a solution.
Help appreciated!
TOP PHOTO shows top everything in perfect sync. Bottom is after clicking the four tracks and dragging to the right a few seconds. Everything out of sync!)
BOTTOM PHOTO shows sequence settings
Sequences normally show timing based on the frame rate of the video, for instance 30 frames = 30 tick marks and that is as close and you can get when lining up audio tracks, 1/30th of a second increments - limited precision. If you hit the drop down menu at top right corner of Sequence window, you can change from frames by checking "Show Audio Time Units". You can then edit at the precision of the audio rate, such as 1/48000.
Perhaps if you did this to sync your clips, and are then copy/pasting them to a New sequence which is NOT set to Show Audio Time Units, then it reverts to frames resolution and the clips are jumping to nearest frame? Just a guess
Jeff Pulera
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Jeff, thanks. Yes, exactly- I use the waveforms ("Show Audio Time Units") to line up and sync audio manually. Works well.
But when I shift (click and drag) the tracks on the SAME sequence (so I assume there shouldn't be an issue wrt sequence settings), the tracks mysteriously shift. It seems to be a bug. All I want Premiere to do is place them in new position exactly same way.
Hi Clint,
Reproducing that behavior here, I see what you mean! I don't have the right set of clips (same audio from multiple sources) to test this at the moment, but try this. Get the audio clips shifted so the waveforms match, using Show Audio Time Units. Then switch back to frames view. Now use Shift + Razor at ends of clips (beginning and end) and trim off a few seconds. Revert to "Show Audio Time Units" and zoom in. Are ends of video and audio clips all flush? Meaning the audio clips are now "cut" at the FRAME marks on Sequence, as they must be if ends are even with video clips.
If so, copy and paste and check alignment of waveforms once more. Wondering if having the staggered clip ends, where audio is off a partial frame, causes Premiere to shift them to nearest frame when pasting? Maybe if ends are all "even" before copy/paste they will behave better?
If doing the above doesn't work, then I'd call it a bug! Just thought of a workaround. Position audio so it matches up, then Export Audio to create a new audio clip. Replace audio clip on timeline with the new clip, which was rendered out at the frame level and will therefore "snap to" and match video clip always! So match up and render/replace audio at start of edit, before cutting anything up.
Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers
Jeff, thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately I tried all those (and more) and no luck! Export workaround works, but will slow us down. For now our best option is to rollback to CS 5.5 where cut/paste and shifting leaves tracks exactly as is (as it should!). Thanks again for the help & suggestions!
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I duplicated this as well.
Do this shooternz (and others):
Take a video clip and a couple of audio clips and put them on the timeline. Don't be picky, you are not going to either watch or listen. If you selected audio and video from the same clip, make sure to unlink them.
Line them all up at the beginning of the timeline.
Zoom all of the way in at the beginning of the timeline
Change the view to Audio units
Select the audio on track one and using your numeric keyboard, type the + sign and 1000
Select the second track's audi and type +2000
They should all be starting at a different point in time
Uncheck audio units to go back to frames.
Select all tracks and drag one frame.
Zoom back in using Audio units
See a problem?
By the way, this research has crashed my Premiere Pro twice now.
Basically, the audio must be trimmed to begin at the start of a frame. Or it will shift to accomplish that goal without your wanting it to.
The main problem I see is that my second frame starts at 1601 audio units, the second at 3203 and the third at 4804. I guess it is OK. Just jump at 1600 units and multiples of 1600. I figure that 48000 divided by 30 is a nice simple 1600 - but 29.97 causes a problem. It comes out to 1601.6 - so if you are really going to do this right, use 1601.6 as your number. If you are a complete lunatic or the clip is very long, use 1601.601601601602
-- Steven
I'm still having this issue, just as others above have confirmed.
Dragging clips that are synced (dual-system audio) results in shifting of tracks. Even CTRL-Z (undo) can't restore properly aligned tracks!
Tried on fresh CS6 PP install on another computer. Same problem.
Note: this works fine on CS 5.5 and FCPX.
This is killing our business.
Anyone from Adobe?????!!!! Hello??????!!!
Doesn't help the above described issue. I did find a workaround though - saw it on another thread. Making sure the front end of the clip is snapped to frame, I then go into audio units and use the slip tool to align the audio more accurately. At that point, I create a subclip of the audio and redrag back in over the top of the original. This seems to remedy the original issue, but it sure is a few extra steps. If anyone has a better suggestion, I'm absolutely all ears.
You did of course say to start the audio at the beginning of the frame. In my workflow, I did just that. Audio was snapped to frame before making any other adjustments. It was then that I went to audio units, made adjustments using the slip tool, and lined up my lav's and boom to the camera reference audio. I then switched back to frame and continued to edit. Using the track select tool and ripple edit tool with snap turned on in frame mode, I noted that after moving the audio files on the sequence to another location, the two audio tracks had moved in time. The beginnings of the audio files were visually still snapped to frame. I replicated this a number of times, but couldn't come up with a workaround until I created a subclip.
I wasn't trying to question anything you said and I certainly could be missing something within my troubleshooting or problem solving process. Like I said, I'm totally open to whatever I've missed here!:)
Hmmm. Maybe I am missing something.
Let me get this straight. You edited in audio units and verified that the clips started at the beginning of a frame. Then when you moved the clips, they slipped in time? To where? If they started at the beginning of a frame, where are they after you move them?
I understand the problem if you don't start at the beginning of a frame, but not if you do.
Perhaps you can take a bunch of screen shots and show us exactly what is happening?


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