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By Ben F
From: Benfield, Kolorado
Nov 6, 2001
|This beauty is great for practicing jamming in smaller sizes. You can stay on your feet, in the crack, the entire way (I have medium hands and feet). This is especially true, since its a little less than vertical. This route is about 2 stars. Since its in a "cave", it provides nice relief from the hot sun.
By Dan St. John
From: Castle Rock
Nov 19, 2001
|I have larg hands; #3 Camalots is a great jam. I climbed it with 1 #0.75 Camalots and 8 #1 Camalots. The route in my opinion deserves 3 stars. No jamming for me, lay back and stemming. I could not see the anchors until I was able to stem. Despite being relatively short I was worked by the time I reached the stem rest.
By Jason Wells
Nov 29, 2001
I'd suggest going with the recommended rack at the top. The size most of the way is bad for both .75 and 1 Camalots - #2 Friends are key.
I'd also agree with Mike - jam this sucker. It's great practice for the size and other climbs where laying back is not an option.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Apr 18, 2002
rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b
It can be done on a single green camalot (.75) and then reds (#1) the rest of the way.
Don't ignore the no-hands stemming rests.
By C Miller
From: CA
Jan 25, 2006
rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b
|Nice climb with an interesting location - perfect for those warm days.
By SirVato
From: Boulder
Sep 18, 2007
|Or rainy days!! Yeah I agree a single .75 and about 5-6 #1s will sew it up.
By Clayton Rardon
From: Yucca Valley, CA
Feb 17, 2008
|I gave this route 4 stars because it's a great splitter and IT'S IN THE SHADE! It can be sandy and gritty if it hasn't seen traffic since the last storm. Even the most Creek worn hands should take heed.
By Todd Glew
From: Charleston, WV
Aug 9, 2008
|good warm up for those with big hands wishing to get into the 11s at the creek, in my mind its an 11 for gorilla mits, man those feet are tricky to trust, the hands are okay, but one helluvah route, never climbed in a cave before, so i give it 4 stars for its uniqueness
By Jay Samuelson
From: Denver CO
Mar 30, 2009
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|This route is amazing - thin hands splitter for 80' is nice enough on it's own, add in the unique location and beautiful setting and you have a 4-star classic on your hands. I used two .75 camelots and probably 5-6 #1's the rest of the way. It does open up a bit at the top, you may feel better with a #2 on your side. How you choose to approach this thing will greatly vary your experience - I had a struggle-fest to the top leading it, but all my friends walked the damn thing just laybacking it the whole way. Can't say enough about this one, definitely do it!
By Brian Alexander
Sep 8, 2010
|I have fat hands and this route was very difficult for me. I placed several 0.75 Camalots through the middle section in addition to lots of #1s. #2 Friends would have been a little more convenient but Camalots worked fine.
By Martin Harris
Oct 23, 2010
dont wimp out and lie back work the ring locks and thin hands all the way up
bring lots of #1's
By Matt Hoffmann
From: Squamish
Apr 20, 2012
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|Fun cramming. Beautiful red camalots the whole way, bring 2 yellows and a green (save one yellow for the top). Nice a cool in the sun in a very neat environment. Especially good for small hands people, pretty tight for me.
By Trevor.
From: Boise, ID
Nov 28, 2015
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|Something about this crack made my toes hurt for days after climbing it. Cool setting but I didn't particularly enjoy the climbing itself all that much.

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The Marc VDS star set the third fastest overall lap time during Wednesday's dry track time and was ranked fifth and then second quickest on the two wet days.
"We had some problems in the wet last year, so it was great to jump on the bike the first day in the rain and instantly have a good feeling," said the Englishman, whose best lap was 0.5s from Pol Espargaro (Pons Kalex). "The same was true in the dry the second day; the bike just felt right from the first pit exit.
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Team-mate Mika Kallio, who unlike Redding needs to carry ballast to meet the new minimum weight limit, was initially fast in the wet conditions on the opening day, but dropped to seventh position after encountering problems with the Dunlop wet tyres.
In the dry the 30-year-old Finn was also seventh fastest, running a different set-up to normal on the bike, but was unhappy that the gap to the top of the timesheet was more than one second.
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"We need to figure out what the problem is, because I have no confidence with the wet tyres at the moment. We had a good base set-up for this track last year, but it didn't work as well at other tracks.
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The team's rookie Moto3 rider Livio Loi was 21st fastest with his Kalex KTM machinery.
"Livio had a good first day, but struggled a little with set-up in the dry," said Bartholemy. "While he's unhappy not to be closer to the frontrunners, he learnt a lot during this test and, as a rookie, this is more important to his future than a few fast laps on a bike that isn't set-up properly. He will get more experience testing at Le Mans next month, before returning to Jerez for the final preseason test."
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Town of Cary officials said the wreck happened at about 12:30 p.m. After the crash, the driver of the white SUV hit the gas pedal instead of the brake and ran into a light pole and the drugstore, officials said.
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Dr. Brian W. Jack, a South End resident, has been named the chief of family medicine at Boston Medical Center and chairman of the department of family medicine at BU's School of Medicine.
Jack has worked for the Boston hospital since 1997. He has served as a physician and vice chairman of family medicine at BMC and a professor at the medical school.
While at the hospital and university, Jack has been the principal investigator of Project RED (Re-engineered discharge), a process for improving and standardizing communication between doctors and patients when they are discharged from the hospital.
The process has reduced 30-day readmissions and emergency department visits by about 30 percent and more than 300 hospitals worldwide have implemented Project RED.
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Our Winter issue features a poem by Fanny Howe, whose latest book, The Needle's Eye, came out in October. At seventy-six, Howe has published sixteen books of poetry, fourteen works of fiction, and three collections of essays. On top of that, she's a filmmaker—earlier this year, she debuted two new short films at a lecture called Acts of Mercy at the CUNY Graduate Center. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in an apartment she's dubbed "the brick womb." Her longtime friend William Corbett went to Boston to interview her about her life and work; an excerpt of this interview appears below. —The Editors
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TAMPA - For a glimpse into Skip Holtz's world in his first two-plus weeks on the job, all you have to do is check out his Twitter feed. In his infrequent messages to the masses, the new University of South Florida coach clearly reveals what has been foremost on his mind. "Recruit, Recruit, Recruit! NLI (National Letter-of-Intent) Signing Day is less than 2 weeks away," Holtz posted on the afternoon of Jan. 21. A few minutes later: "Did I mention - Recruit, Recruit, Recruit." Holtz hasn't spent much time on Twitter since then. He has been working to maintain the verbal commitments the Bulls already had when he accepted the job Jan. 14, and also trying to round out USF's recruiting class with players he and his new assistants already had relationships with before coming to Tampa.As of Saturday, USF had received 17 verbal commitments, including three junior college transfers. Holtz's most significant addition to the class came Friday when Hillsborough High defensive back Terrence Mitchell, who had previously committed to Florida State, changed his mind and said he will join the Bulls after Holtz stopped by his home Thursday night. Holtz spent much of the weekend trying to convince another coveted defensive player - Miami Northwestern defensive tackle Todd Chandler - to remain committed to the Bulls. Chandler originally committed to Miami but changed to USF. However, Chandler recently listed Louisville as his top choice, and he reportedly wants to visit South Carolina. Chandler, rated No. 67 on the ESPNU 150, is the highest-rated prospect the Bulls have a strong connection with. In a surprise move Friday, USF informed Bradenton Manatee quarterback Brion Carnes that it no longer had a scholarship available. Carnes was the first player to commit to former coach Jim Leavitt in the 2010 class. USF also pulled its scholarship offer to former Dunedin running back Adaris Bellamy, a 2009 recruit who failed to qualify. Meanwhile, as Carnes continued to look at programs such as Nebraska and Western Kentucky, Holtz was solidifying his relationship with LaGrange (Ga.) quarterback Jamius Gunsby. Gunsby took his visit to South Florida this weekend, and he is considered a near-lock to sign. At least seven players took official visits to USF this weekend: Chandler, Gunsby, Thomas County (Ga.) Central defensive back/receiver Reshard Cliett, defensive back Devont'a Davis of Gainesville and Lake City Columbia running back Tiger Powell and receiver Jamaal Montague. Williston receiver Deonte Welch, considered a prime target after Manatee receiver Ace Sanders chose South Carolina over USF, also visited. Welch was the Gainesville Sun's 2009 Player of the Year and previously committed to Arkansas. Other players believed to be on the Bulls' board include: Miami Springs receiver Willis Wright; New Smyrna Beach safety Joseph Johnson, who has committed to Marshall but has a good relationship with new Bulls assistant Mark Snyder; and Hollywood Chaminade linebacker Hans Louis.
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After a week of previews, Snoop has officially premiered the music video for his hit single, That Tree. The song features production from Diplo and guest verses from Kid Cudi. While, the video showcases a montage of Snoop and Kid Cudi living in a two dimensional world. Very clean, check it out!
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Pegasus Galaxy
This species ran rampant like a plague through the Pegasus Galaxy, feeding on the life-force of the human inhabitants seeded by the Ancients on many worlds, until only Atlantis remained untouched. The city fell under siege for an extended period of time until the Ancients, defeated, decided to submerge it, the survivors returning to Earth to live out their lives in peace. The Wraith went into hibernation until a substantial population could be found that would allow all of them to thrive once more.
The threat of the Wraith has remained a dark cloud over the sparsely populated human worlds in Pegasus -- but the galaxy also offers great hope and potential to the eager explorers from Earth.
Rising, Part 1 - Dr. Daniel Jackson discovers that the Ancients' lost city resides in the distant Pegasus Galaxy, and encourages a team to be sent to see if the Ancients still exist.
Midway - Earth scientists work to complete a space station positioned in the empty space between the Milky Way and Pegasus Galaxies, allowing for inter-galactic travel by Stargate.
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Sophie Masloff, who subsequently became mayor of Pittsburgh, was the first Jewish woman on Pittsburgh's city council; started her career in politics at age seventeen and has held numerous positions in Pittsburgh's city government; birth date, December 23, 1918;
[T1S1] parents, Romanian immigrants; father's death when she was a small child; family residence in Hill District; number of siblings; religious upbringing; graduation, Fifth Avenue High School; mother's employment in a tobacco factory to support children; her adolescent years; marriage after high school; her daughter and grandchildren; campaigning for John Kane for county commissioner; he offers her a job after his election; employment in county commissioner office for 10 to 15 years; with the Common Pleas Court for thirty years as an aide; a delegate to almost every national convention; first Jewish president of Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women; becomes committeewoman for her district, member of Pennsylvania State Committee and secretary of Democratic Women's Guild of Allegheny County; affiliation with several Jewish organization, including the Anti-Defamation League and Hadassah; travels to Israel and Russia; reasons for her success; 1976, first Jewish woman on the city council; residences in Pittsburgh; improvements in the city; her working style; discussion of televising Pittsburgh's city council meetings; discussion of Pittsburgh's cable system; involvement with Stadium Authority, Buhl Science Center, and Allegheny County Mental Health and Retardation; views about lecturing; her mother's kosher home; visits to the White House, Kennedy Center; entertaining Mrs. Truman and Margaret, sisters of Jack Kennedy; a trip to Israel;
[T1S2] discussion of her trip to Russia, conditions there at that time; more discussion of a trip to Israel, visits to the White House; Mrs. Roosevelt's visit to Pittsburgh to dedicate the Bedford Dwelling, the country's first public housing; opinion of president Jimmy Carter, Mayor Caliguiri; her work with the City Council; hobbies; shopping for kosher meats; discussion of civic projects, housing problems; issue of the Anti-Defamation League; service award from B'nai B'rith; president of Catholic Youth Organization for two years;
[T2S3] family's history in Romania; early life in Pittsburgh; activities at the Irene Kaufmann Settlement (IKS); financial struggles and mother's illness during the depression; employment as a grocery store clerk at age thirteen; campaigning for John Kane at age 17; a listing of positions she held in city government; impressions of David Lawrence and John Kane; female colleagues in city government; more discussion of civic issues, parks and recreation, the Pittsburgh Zoo; discussion of judges in the Court of Common Pleas; her promotion under Judge Weiss; further discussion of judges and the ones who influenced her the most; her work on the city budget; her hopes for becoming president of the city council; opinions of Democratic governors; a description of a typical working day;
[T2S4] continuation of her work day; the struggles between the mayor and the city council; helping Jewish causes through city government; issues involving anti-Semitism; a list of political offices she has held; description of attending the Democratic National Convention; the purpose of the Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women; views about voting for City Council members by district; a listing of awards she has received; her campaign for re-election to mayor in 1988; budget for drug programs; her daughter and grandchildren.
Caliguiri, Richard S., 1931-1988; Carter, Jimmy, 1924-; Kane, John J., 1890-1962 ; Pittsburgh (Pa.); Pittsburgh (Pa.). City Council; Politics; Scranton (Pa.)
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Mid-Afternoon Market Update: Markets Continue The Rally As 3D Printing Names Show Strength
Toward the end of trading Thursday, the Dow traded up 0.11 percent to 16,550.03 while the NASDAQ surged 0.72 percent to 4,160.74. The S&P also rose, gaining 0.34 percent to 1,894.76.
Leading and Lagging Sectors
Cyclical consumer goods & services sector was the top gainer in the US market on Thursday. Meanwhile, top gainers in the sector included Perry Ellis International (NASDAQ: PERY), up 16.5 percent, and Kirkland's (NASDAQ: KIRK), up 12.7 percent. In trading on Thursday, non-cyclical consumer goods & services shares were relative laggards, down on the day by about 0.13 percent.
Top losers in the sector included SodaStream International (NASDAQ: SODA), down 6 percent, and Lorillard (NYSE: LO), off 4.5 percent.
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Dollar Tree (NASDAQ: DLTR) reported a 3.6% gain in its fiscal first-quarter profit. Dollar Tree's quarterly profit rose to $138.3 million, or $0.67 per share, versus a year-ago profit of $133.5 million, or $0.59 per share. Its sales climbed 7.2% to $2 billion. Dollar Tree had expected earnings of $0.63 to $0.68 per share on sales of $1.98 billion to $2.04 billion. However, analysts were expecting earnings of $0.66 per share on revenue of $2.01 billion. Dollar Tree's same-store sales increased 2% in the period.
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Brady (NYSE: BRC) shares shot up 13.97 percent to $26.72 after the company reported better-than-expected FQ3 results.
Shares of Sanchez Energy (NYSE: SN) got a boost, shooting up 10.50 percent to $31.89 after the company announced its plans to buy oil and gas properties in the Eagle Ford trend of South Texas from Royal Dutch Shell Plc for around $639 million in cash.
3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) was up as well, gaining 8.02 percent to $54.88, possibly linked a BB&T report that was highly bullish on Stratasys's (NASDAQ: SSYS) MakerBot unit.
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Shares of Weibo (NASDAQ: WB) were 9.88 percent to $18.25 as the company's first-quarter bottom-line figure beat but guidance looked light.
ITT Educational Services (NYSE: ESI) shares tumbled 23.29 percent to $19.94 after the company issued preliminary Q1 results. The company's new-student enrollment declined 3.8% to 16,746.
RetailMeNot (NASDAQ: SALE) was down as well, falling 17.72 percent to $25.54 after the company reported a drop in traffic due to Google search changes.
In commodity news, oil traded down 0.30 percent to $103.76, while gold traded up 0.44 percent to $1,293.80.
Silver traded up 0.46 percent Thursday to $19.50, while copper rose 0.54 percent to $3.14.
European shares were mixed today.
The eurozone's STOXX 600 gained 0.20 percent, the Spanish Ibex Index fell 0.06 percent, while Italy's FTSE MIB Index declined 1.09 percent.
Meanwhile, the German DAX climbed 0.32 percent and the French CAC 40 surged 0.21 percent while UK shares rose 0.07 percent.
US jobless claims rose 28,000 to 326,000 in the week ended May 17. However, economists were expecting claims to reach 310,000.
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index declined to negative 0.32 in April, versus positive 0.34 in March.
The flash reading of Markit PMI manufacturing index rose to 56.20 in May, versus a prior reading of 55.40. However, economists were expecting a reading of 55.50.
The Conference Board's index of leading indicators increased 0.4% to 101.4 in April.
Sales of existing homes climbed 1.3% to an annual rate of 4.65 million in April, versus a rate of 4.59 million in March. However, economists were estimating a rate of 4.66 million.
The Kansas City Fed manufacturing index rose to 10.00 in May, versus a prior reading of 7.00. However, economists were expecting a reading of 7.00.
Supplies of natural gas climbed 106 billion cubic feet for the week ended May 16, the US Energy Information Administration said. However, analysts were expecting a rise of 101 billion cubic feet to 105 billion cubic feet.
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Wonderful victory. Just minutes ago, the final buzzer sounded on the Indiana Pacers' 102-89 victory over the Nowitzki and Butler-less Dallas Mavericks.
A very good effort, much better than their win over the 76ers just the day before. Even without those Butler and Nowitzki, the Mavs are still a dangerous team, and the Pacers have been walking on thin ice lately with some of their performances, and it was unclear which team would show up on the night.
Fortunately, the guys buckled down and led most of the second half en route to a well-earned win, moving the team up to 16-20 and getting them their first winning streak since they beat LA and Sacramento back to back in late November.
With players backing up from the night before, Jim O'Brien gave minutes to rookie Paul George, and it paid off. George scored a career high 16 points in 19 minutes, including four 3 pointers. Granger and Collison each had 17 while Brandon Rush led all scorers with 20. O'Brien played 11 players tonight, and each and every one of them had a role, with only Solomon Jones scoreless for the game.
I hope I don't jinx them, but the Pacers look like they might be getting on track here after a tough December. I doubt they'll get back to their giant slaying ways earlier in the season, but if they can keep this level up they'll be in a good spot.
Next up, another home game on Friday night, this time against the Joakim Noah-less Chicago Bulls. Derrick Rose will be a handful, but this is one the Pacers can win as long as they continue to hit their shots. Earlier in the season they went to Chicago and let the Bulls get out to a massive lead early. They can't let that happen again if they want to win.
Go Pacers!


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Itchy and painful root canal
After recently having a painful tooth i was told i would need a root canal filling done. I firstly had a temporary filling to let the pain subside and was told to come back in 3 weeks time. As it reached 3 weeks the pain started to come back a bit. I told my dentist this and he told me it was the lint clove oil running out and he went ahead with the root canal. It was last week that i had my root canal done. Since then my mouth has been pretty painful and i have woke up several times in the night with a throbbing pain, like someone has punched me in the face. The pain has subsided a bit but now it feels really itchy, along my gum and under my tooth. I was wondering whether this is normal? or do i need to seek further treatment?
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Normal morning on practice field
As the Brett Favre story continues to swirl, all is normal at this morning's practice session. (View audio slide show)
Quarterback Brian Griese, who was conspicuously absent from yesterday's afternoon session, is back at work. However there is no sign of injured starter Jeff Garcia, who made a practice field appearance yesterday. Garcia is nursing a calf strain and said he's unlikely to play in Saturday's preseason opener.
If something does happen on the Favre front, popular belief is that it could happen soon. But we'll see.
Stay tuned throughout the day for more updates.
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Pujols' walk-off double completes comeback victory
Down to final out, Trout's infield single sets stage for dramatic win
ANAHEIM -- After being shut down for nine innings on Friday and for the first seven innings of Saturday night's game, the Angels offense scored two in the bottom of the eighth and two more in the bottom of the ninth to defeat the Astros, 5-4.
With runners on first and second and two outs, Albert Pujols doubled down the left-field line to score Luis Jimenez and Mike Trout. The double was Pujols' 15th career walk-off hit and his first in an Angels uniform.
"That's the guy we want up there," manager Mike Scioscia said. "No doubt, that's the guy we want up there in that situation. That's a big hit."
The win snapped the Angels' five-game losing streak and avoided the first 0-5 home start in team history. With a win on Sunday, the Angels can claim their first series of the year.
"It's always nice to break through and break a streak," Scioscia said. "We didn't play a perfect game out there, we made some mistakes, but we came back late and got some big hits. You want to create momentum and with a win like this, hopefully we can carry it over and start [a win streak] tomorrow."
While the Angels fell behind for the fifth straight game, Garrett Richards kept the team in the game and gave the pitching staff exactly what it needed.
Pujols did the same for the offense.
The veteran first baseman provided the hit with runners in scoring position that the offense needed and the win the entire clubhouse needed.
"We needed that," Trout said. "Things were going bad for us the past couple games, that was a big hit for Albert."
Richards, who allowed four runs on three hits in 6 1/3 innings, was the first Angels starter to pitch into the seventh inning this season.
The Halos' offense entered Saturday's contest struggling to score runs -- the unit had only scored one run in the previous two games -- but Richards did not let that affect his mindset and he didn't feel any extra pressure to hold the Astros down.
"For me, pitching is pitching, whether the offense is performing or not," Richards said. "I'm going to go out there and try to keep the ball in the infield with my sinker and when the time comes, [go for the strikeout]."
Opposing Richards was right-hander Lucas Harrell, who shut down the Angels in 5 2/3 innings of work by scattering six hits and only allowing one run. But, his bullpen allowed four runs in three innings of work leaving him with a no-decision.
"It's really disappointing," Astros closer Jose Veras said. "The starting pitching was great and did a wonderful job, and they hit good pitches. You can't say [anything] about it. Maybe they should be better pitches, but I think they were good pitches and they just hit them. Pujols hit a good pitch down the line."
The lone run Harrell allowed came on a solo homer by Josh Hamilton, who was presented with his 2012 Silver Slugger Award prior to the game.
Hamilton's first home run in an Angels uniform provided the first run of the night for the Angels, snapped a 19-inning scoreless streak and awakened the offense.
From Hamilton's home run to Pujols' double, the Angels' hitters were 7-for-14.
While he was undoubtedly happy to be a part of a win -- and score the tying run in the ninth -- Jimenez also went 2-3 and recorded his first career Major League hit, a bloop double that dropped between the second baseman and the right fielder.
"I was excited to finally get it," Jimenez said. "It was unbelievable for me, my family, all of my fans and my dad. It was something fun."
On the same night Jimenez recorded his first career hits, reliever Michael Roth -- promoted from Double-A earlier in the day -- made his Major League debut. Roth pitched a scoreless eighth and ninth while striking out four. He was also rewarded with the win.
"It's a good feeling to see a youngster take the ball for the first time and get out there," Scioscia said. "His makeup is off the charts. He got out there, competed and earned his first win."
William Boor is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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IT has been more than 40 years since anyone has shoved Evan Davis off a cliff.
That last time, Mr. Davis, who was 10, was playing with the Riverside Rangers, his school buddies in Greenwich, Conn., when a rival faction challenged them viciously over a makeshift fort.
''They pushed my wheelchair off a six-foot cliff with me in it,'' recalls Mr. Davis, whose legs were withered by polio, contracted when he was 5. ''It reminded me that it's important to surround yourself with a network of people who can come to your aid.
''I also remember thinking about the injustice of it,'' he adds, with a rueful smile. ''What better lesson was there for a lawyer to learn?''
That ability to draw people to him, combined with a palpable sense of fair play, have marked the ebullient Mr. Davis's life as a public and private lawyer. And if he has not, metaphorically speaking, been shoved off a cliff since, perhaps that is because he can be impossible to move off a position once he has staked it out.
Consider (briefly) campaign finance reform. Mr. Davis, who took a leave from his big-ticket Wall Street practice to serve as Gov. Mario M. Cuomo's counsel, living in a $47-a-night Albany motel for five years, worried mightily at the issue, but failed to persuade legislators that severely limiting political contributions was a thing of beauty.Continue reading the main story
But campaign finance reform apparently gets into some people's blood. Eight years later, having become a first-time husband at 51 and just after becoming a first-time father at 53, Mr. Davis did the daffy thing. He took another leave from his firm, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, where he is a $560-an-hour litigator, with clients like the Museum of Modern Art and the American Museum of Natural History. He ran in the Democratic primary for state attorney general on a holier-than-thou promise of limiting contributions to $2,500 (the state limit is $13,400) and refusing to telephone wealthy potential donors.
He raised $750,000 and came in last. ''I feel proud that 70,000 people voted for me,'' Mr. Davis, 56, says cheerfully. ''That's enough to fill a sports stadium!''
Mr. Davis does not get angry, he gets even. After the primary, he dusted himself off and helped start New York Fair Elections Project, which studies campaign financing. And now, having been installed yesterday as president of the 130-year-old Association of the Bar of the City of New York, which represents 21,000 lawyers, Mr. Davis is expected to use that powerful pulpit for another go at his favorite greased pig.
''The legislators will just say we're a 'goo-goo' organization,'' says Mr. Davis, who was also in the Lindsay mayoral administration. ''But the lawmaking there is terribly warped, so I'll respond on the merits.''
HE has always been inventively tenacious. In the early years of living with his wheelchair, ''I recall being frustrated at not being able to do something,'' says Mr. Davis, during a recent visit at the city bar, ''so my tendency was to figure out a way to do it.''
He has traveled to Iran, India, New Zealand, Scandinavia and Tanzania. Shanghai, too, where he and his wife, Mary Rothwell Davis, the lawyer he met and married six months later, went twice to adopt their daughters: Sara, 4, and Charlotte, 17 months.
When the girls were tiny, he was nervous about being alone with them in case of a fire. Could he carry them to safety? They're older now and he is more assured. He takes out snapshots: ''Charlotte comes in waving a new diaper, just wanting to be sure Daddy understands what is needed,'' Mr. Davis says, blue eyes crinkling. ''I got the point.''
Mr. Cuomo says Mr. Davis reminds him of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt ''although Evan has a better mind, but they both have that fantastic ability to project confidence, enthusiasm and joie de vivre, no matter what.''
As a child, unable to play sports, he was always picked to be umpire. Friends pushed his chair on Boy Scout hikes and elected him class president. In the eighth grade, when he spent a year at home recuperating from spinal surgery, teachers stopped by daily to tutor him.
Mr. Davis, who has a ravenous, restless intellect as well as a sturdy ego, figured out early that he didn't need to back down from the usual suspects. After graduating from Harvard and then Columbia Law School, where he was editor in chief of the law review, he won a Supreme Court clerkship, working with Justice Potter Stewart. There, while he secured his lifelong embrace of the law and lawyering, he realized that Mount Olympus didn't exist.
''You learn not to be intimidated,'' he says. ''I was the valet, and to the valet, no one is a hero. Of course, there's always someone who will intimidate you because of chemistry. It could be the guy at the local service station. But not just because of someone's position.''
That refusal to be intimidated can be a great asset to a lawyer. Two weeks after his 30th birthday, Mr. Davis went to Washington to direct the House Judiciary Committee's team investigating President Nixon's Watergate cover-up.
But at the start of Mr. Davis's years with Mr. Cuomo, legislators found him high-handed and hard-headed. In time, he became a skillful negotiator, a lion of the bar known for his ability to resolve disputes.
''In Albany I learned that nothing good comes out of yelling and screaming,'' he says, ''and people pushing people off of cliffs.''Continue reading the main story


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The Man With No Mercy
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Ordie Fallston stepped outside of the cabin that he had stayed the night in. It was nothing too fancy. The family that had owned it before the flare had definitely not spent very much of their savings on it. There were only two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a small bathroom with just a sink, no toilet. Ordie said good-bye to the cabin and continued his journey to the militia headquarters.
The militia took control of America after the solar flare hit earth. It is lead by Erik Karter who was a well respected general during the war with Russia in the year 2123, of which Ordie spent six years fighting with the marines, only to be dishonorably discharged for "stealing" a handgun that his commanding officer had given to him for saving his life one year before. Now Erik Karter was just a self-loving, old school punk who cared nothing for others, only his own survival. The only reason that he was still around was that he offered free food and medicine to anyone who would join his militia and fight for him. Ordie's quest was to destroy the militia foundation by assassinating Karter, and letting the country finally rebuild itself after being abused for twelve years by the militia.
Ordie liked to travel light, but not so light that he would not have enough supplies, just enough for him to survive. He carried with him two weapons, a .207 Winchester hunting rifle, and a 9 mil. handgun. He also carried with him a weeks worth of canned goods, and two half-gallon jugs of water. The clothes he wore were simple, but were his symbolic element that let people know who he was. A black, long sleeve T-shirt with a gold stripe going diagonal through the middle, and thick tan leather chaps. All knew him, but he was not loved by all, for some people still believed in the power of the militia.
The road he walked upon was very rugged and full of potholes. It was the only road that went to the town of Greymoon, which was where Ordie was headed. It was about four miles away, but there were highwaymen on this part of the road he knew. They would surely be no problem for Ordie, but it would slow him down quite a bit, and he needed every minute. He did not know when the lead would reach his heart but it would be soon, maybe even within a couple days. He walked for about twenty more minutes, up one hill and down another. At the top of the next hill there was an old man with a towel covering his eyes. He was lying on the ground with blood flowing out from under him. He said, "Help me, and I will repay you, the grace of God is still within you. I can see it." Ordie took out his pistol and put a round in the chamber. "The Lord is no longer within any of us, he left us long ago old man, surely you remember?" The man looked at him cockeyed for a second, and then a bullet went through his head, but it had not come from Ordie's gun.
Ordie looked up at the sand hill that was off to the side of the road. Sure enough there were four men standing on the top of it, one of which was holding the rifle that was now pointing at Ordie. Ordie rolled across the ground just as the highwayman pulled the trigger. Then he aimed upward with his 9mil. and shot twice, hitting the man with the rifle once in the knee, and again, this time in the head. The other three men that were with the other came sprinting down the hill armed with axes and steel pipes. Ordie shot three more times killing one of the men, and wounding another. When the first man reached him, Ordie pistol-whipped him on the side of the head, and kneed him in the gut. The other wounded man came limping and lifted his axe over his head, about to let it come crashing upon Ordie's head. When the axe was at the height of the swing Ordie put the barrel of the gun to the man's stomach and pulled the trigger, sending him to the ground. The man stared up at Ordie for a few seconds and then let him self go into the everlasting sleep.
When the land was silent once again Ordie continued on his way to the headquarters. He walked constantly for eight more hours. When the moon and stars were out he rolled his bedroll out across the cool sand. When he layed down he started to shiver; it would be like this the whole night. The next day Ordie woke up, took a sip of water, and started walking again. No breakfast today, he wouldn't be needing it. He walked four hours until the militia headquarters was in sight.
When he was about two hundred yards out he sat down and studied the motions, and routines of the guards. There were about fourteen guards standing around the perimeter of the fort, and there were obviously a whole lot more soldiers inside the fort. When he knew exactly what the guards did he unslung his rifle, and took position behind a cactus. He laid down and took aim at one of the two guards standing at the front entrance. He steadied his breathing and fluently pulled the trigger with the tip of his pointer finger.
He shot true, the bullet burning through the head of the guard. Ordie quickly turned his attention to the other guard and shot him in the chest. Within seconds the other guards were firing wildly at him, and soldiers were pouring out of the fort. Ordie Through his rifle and handgun to the ground and put his arms up in surrender. The shooting stopped, and the soldiers swarmed around him. Karter then stepped into the middle of the circle that the soldiers had created around Ordie. Karter looked at him and said, "So, you are the on who is supposed to kill me. I was expecting a whole lot more than this!" The soldiers standing around the two started laughing hysterically. Right at that second a sense of anger overcame Ordie and he sent a blow to the stomach of Karter. Karter doubled over in pain, and Ordie pulled a long bowie knife from under the back of his shirt and drove the tip into Karter's side. All of a sudden every soldier standing around them opened fire, and Ordie was killed. Although he was killed, Ordie still had a smile on his face and no regrets. He had done what he set out to do, and there was no stopping fate.
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Oh, wow. I thought it was going to be a Novel with chapters I didn't expect it to be all over in such a short time, Cool story it was enjoyable it's a shame the main character had to died but like you said at least he was able to accomplish his mission.
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