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Historical Evolution of the High JumpHistorical Evolution of the High Jump clearance techniques with Diagrams
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A bit rudimentary though. Some of the picture series are poorly made. Especially the Eastern Cut-off sequence where picture #6 does not belong or is just extremely badly done. Similarly # 5 in the Western roll sequence is poorly made. It does not follow #4 + it does not resemble anything. Just terrible. The straddle sequence looks like a copy of a series I have seen of Brumel, except #4-5 in the sequence are way off. On the other hand I did like the western roll photo of Mary Bignal (Rand). Hadn't seen it for ages.
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpI just wish Debbie Brill got some credit for the "flop" (in Canada we called it the Brill Bend) -- to say one solitary American invented it is ludicrous!
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I saw Debbie flopping in the Calgary Indoor in winter 1968. She reportedly developed the style on her own prior to the Mexico Olympics...and, yes, they were calling it the "Brill Bend".
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpFrom what I remember in previous threads they developed the technique independently. I guess Fosbury gets all the credit as he was the best known of the two.
Here is very cool footage from 66: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoYRGQlfHQA
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Yes very cool! Thanks!
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That's it. Another question is how the Brill bend would have caught on as a HJ technique if Fosbury never existed. Unlike Fosbury Brill did not initially have great success. She was top ranked in 1979 and set her indoor WR in 1982. Would her technique spread like wildfire as Fosbury's technique did? No. It would have taken a good deal longer.
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpFosbury and Brill indeed had parallel evolution, geographically close yet with no knowledge of each other.
But as we "proved" with photo evidence in T&FN, neither of them was first. Guy named Bruce Quande (off the top of my head) used what was clearly the same technique at the '63 Montana HS meet. And my HS coach said he saw a guy in Germany in the '30s do basically the same thing. The provenance is indeed murky.
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpI've been wondering if anybody still uses the straddle nowadays. Has the straddle WR been improved upon since the days of Yashchenko?
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpThe Bruce Quande '63 "flop" story is now posted on the front page.
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpInteresting article. Especially this quote from Brill:
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Not true. Bernie Wagner gave up early on Fosbury's straddle and encouraged him to flop.
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I think Brill was thinking more about her own development. She had no coaching from age 9 until she was 13/14. By then, 1966/67, she was already backwards jumping. Her first technique was a straight-on forward jump with bent legs. The only advice she took was to switch to the scissors. After that her technical development was very similar to Fosbury's.
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpDeb's statement is also true in the sense that Wagner gave up relatively late in the game with Fosbury. His lack of coaching went on for too many years for him to be able to consider changing later.
Re: Historical Evolution of the High JumpThankyou very much for everyones feedback. I will implement some of these constructive feedbacks and critcisims into a revision of this article. I do appreciate the input as High Jump is not my field of expertise as I was a sprinter. This article enjoyed over 1000 views in 2 days.
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Then I'll just add that I disagree withe following statement regarding the straddle: "The Russian and Americans pioneered the evolution of the straddle technique" American high jumpers were the first to utilize both the straight leg straddle and the dive straddle. However, what mostly influenced Russian straddlers were the Swedish dive staddlers of the early-mid 50's. While American straddlers had gradually slowed down the speed of the approach run, culminating with Dumas in 1956, the Swedes started using a longer and faster run-up and focussed mostly on the bent leg dive straddle (Bengt Nilsson world's #2 and Euro champ in 1954). This is what influenced the Russians. They added even more speed and utilized power (weight) training to a greater degree. Brumel did not RADICALLY speed up his approach run. He just ran faster that anybody up until then. Yashchenko was even faster than Brumel.
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It may have all begun when Ali Gordon '08 was 11, performing in a BWL musical, and choral instructor Michael Roberts noticed her promising voice. An author of widely-performed scripts himself, he gave her voice lessons and introduced her to the world of musical theater. He remains, according to Ali, "the number one influence in the fact that I'm in musical theater at all."
With lyric passion, she starred in BWL musicals each year, adapted Lord of the Flies into a musical script as a 7th grader in Ms. Bornstein's English class, and excelled in Mr. March's creative writing class as a senior, which she cites as "very helpful" toward finding her voice. Now she is a junior at the University of Michigan, majoring in Musical Theatre and English. In a dramatic turn that may be the grist for her own future musical, Ali's recently completed musical script—her only one since 7th grade—became the first full-budget musical written by undergraduate students ever to be performed at the University.
The idea came when she was sitting around with two fellow students from the Musical Theatre program. "We were casually talking and saying that at some point before we die, the three of us should collaborate on some sort of musical," she recalls. But then, a tumble of fateful events, a "whirlwind crazy" six weeks of writing, and their script was accepted for the fall studio musical.
Ali wrote the script, or "the words between the music" for Gibson Fleck. It chronicles a young man, abandoned as a baby, and shunted from family to family, who is looking for home. Her co-collaborators, A.J. Holmes and Carlos Valdes, both seniors, wrote the music and lyrics. Earlier last year, the pair achieved another milestone when their prior musical made it onto the Billboard charts—the first time a college musical cast recording had attained this feat.
It so happened that early last May, Professor Brent Wagner, Chair of the Musical Theatre program, had burned through 50 scripts for the fall production, but none seemed right for the large ensemble cast. That's when his colleague, Professor Linda Goodrich, approached Ali, A.J., and Carlos to ask whether that "someday" of writing their dream project might come sooner—much sooner. She needed the script, music, and lyrics by mid-June.
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Once the play was accepted, the work took on a new dimension. At one point, Ali deleted 50 pages of script. "I rewrote more of the play than I originally wrote," she says. Initially, Gibson's mother was conceived as the lead role; now she appears only through flashbacks and her diary entries, which Gibson reads. Through Goodrich's direction of lighting, dance, and shadow play, Gibson travels twenty years in time, through his hardened and comic past. The show ran from November 18th to the 21st, and even in the weeks leading up to it, Ali was still busy with the finer points of the script.
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What do you even mean? I came in here and posted and tried to find a ride and this is the first time that I was even acknowledged. I didn't come in here to be berated and picked on. I simply asked if someone had some spare room. I do admit that what I said was pretty blunt, but it was worded incorrectly. I am not being confrontational or nasty to anyone in here, so I'd appreciate the same respect.
I think this part <<I do admit that what I said was pretty blunt, but it was worded incorrectly.>> is the main problem. No, you probably didn't MEAN for it to come across as blunt, or rude, or demanding. But sometimes things just come across online a totally different way than they would if you were saying it in person.
<<so I'd appreciate the same respect.>> Which we all deserve. But, again, this comes across as sounding a little bit demanding and said with attitude. (Again - might not be the way you INTENDED it to sound!) My advice would be apologize for things coming across the wrong way, understand that most of us "normal" people would not be willing to give a ride to a complete stranger, move on, and get a fresh start to your SC message board experience!
It might not feel this way to YOU right now, but honestly the people on here are freakin great!
Kylie...you said you posted several times about needing a ride. I looked at your older posts. None were ones you started yourself. Your message about needing a ride was thrown in the middle of people having a conversation already so they probably just skipped over it. Also, someone else needed a camping spot and you offered to swap part of your space for a ride....so why would people think you still need help? Then you post the "seriously disappointed" thread. Maybe if you had started one yourself mentioning the willing to trade some camping space or ride people would've been more inclined to help. Again, most people don't want strangers hitching a ride with them....just saying.
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me? if me, then probably not. 3 days of Coachella will probably be it for me this year, will most likely be dealing with some health stuff the week after that will keep me out of commission for a bit...thanks for the offer, though (if it was indeed directed towards me)
You feel ignored? If people don't live near you, don't have room to add someone to their car, or don't want to have someone in their car they don't know, what do you want them to do? I live in LA and wouldn't want someone I've never met in the car, am I still supposed to respond to you wishing you the best of luck on your journey?
If I read something on here that doesn't apply to me, I don't respond and I'm guessing most other people on here are the same way. Nobody WAS shunning you, your request just didn't apply to the people that were reading it.
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Aw man! I can't believe I found this thread so late! Too bad. At least we'll have BEER there! Phew!
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But at any rate, it's tragic that people are not only ignorant to this, but they foolishly try to convince others that there is no problem, ignoring data in exchange for bringing up nonsense. You'd think if you were going to say that Polar Bears are increasing, you'd at least go through the effort to check your facts before lying to people in an effort to push a big oil agenda.
Drake, out of 19 sub-populations of Polar Bears, you yourself said that "seven have insufficient data on which to base a decision." Therefore, YOUR conclusion that "many more are decreasing" as compared to "one population out 19 are increasing," is wrong. 36% of your "data" is insufficient! It's impossible to base a conclusion on such a survey.
Also, you keep writing that I either don't provide facts, or I don't provide sources. Yes I do! In many of my posts I've included either facts, or sources. Read them!
Here's an inconvenient truth for ya, Polar Bear expert "Dr Mitchell Taylor has been researching the status and management of polar bears in Canada and around the Arctic Circle for 30 years, as both an academic and a government employee. More than once since 2006 he has made headlines by insisting that polar bear numbers, far from decreasing, are much higher than they were 30 years ago. Of the 19 different bear populations, almost all are increasing or at optimum levels, only two have for local reasons modestly declined.
Dr Taylor agrees that the Arctic has been warming over the last 30 years. But he ascribes this not to rising levels of CO2 as is dictated by the computer models of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and believed by his PBSG colleagues but to currents bringing warm water into the Arctic from the Pacific and the effect of winds blowing in from the Bering Sea."
I notice how you completely ignored the decreasing populations.
As for your Dr Taylor...
"There are thought to be between 20,000 and 25,000 polar bears in the world, and all but one member of the PBSG believe global warming poses a critical threat to their long-term survival. The exception, quoted by contrarian writers, is Dr Mitchell Taylor from the Government of Nunavut, who remains sceptical about the climate modelling projections and their impact. 'I'm not sure I understand his logic,' Stirling says. 'However, at the last meeting of the IUCN PBSG in Seattle in June 2005 the group [including Dr Taylor] unanimously agreed to classify the polar bear as vulnerable.'"
So what is he saying? He seems to be a bit contrary, yes? That and his views run contrary to every single one of his peers. From a logical perspective, it would seem he is not in agreement with the rest of his community. However, he agrees that polar bears are vulnerable. What does that say about him?
And since you want to quote him, I sugegst researching him a bit further, BECAUSE HE COMPLETELY DEBUNKS WHAT YOU'VE SAID.
"BUT I do believe that human produced increases in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is the primary driver of the climate changes we are seeing now. And if we look at the whole picture, not just limited areas of the globe and short spans of time, I would say that humans are changing climate in dramatic, and sometimes catastrophic ways." Dr. Mitchell Taylor
And if you bothered to read further, you'd notice how he is attempting to support the Inuit rights to hunt polar bears? Conflict of interest here? YUP.
Please keep the "chemical element" debate out of this thread, go here - http://www.shootfortheedit.com/forum...449#post115449
Let's play a little game called "spot the conflict of interest".
Mitchell Taylor, a polar bear researcher for the Canadian province of Nunavut, where many natives hunt polar bears legally, agrees and submitted a petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service opposing listing polar bears as threatened. He stated that only two populations of bears are decreasing because of climate change and its not clear how polar bears will be impacted. Along the Davis Strait in Nunavit, Taylor said he found fat bears pigging out on blueberries and catching seals in open water.
In fact, the decline in polar bears has not been uniform across the arctic; the overall population has increased since the 1970s, when most hunting was banned by treaty. More recent trends, however, have been troubling. Of the 19 separate polar populations, five are declining, two are increasing, five are stable, and there is insufficient data for seven more, according to the Polar Bear Specialist Group, a team of scientists dedicated to preserving the bears. "
Now...let's see... a polar bear expert working for a tribe that hunts them, being virtually the sole voice saying that their numbers are increasing, despite massive evidence to the contrary. Hmm.. let's see... listing the Polar Bears as threatened would be a devastating blow to the tribe, as they hunt a lot of Polar Bears.
Am I the only one who sees a certain chance of this guy being swayed?


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The sound of music fills a radio studio on a Saturday afternoon. Children's tiny voices sing Christian songs.
As David Ventura fades out the music and turns on the microphone, the voice of pastor George Contreras travels across the airwaves throughout central Virginia. The music and voices originate in Henrico County. In January 2012, WBTK 1380 AM radio moved from Richmond to studios in the Glenside area. The station's tower has always been in Lakeside. While based in Henrico County, the station hopes to appeal to Hispanic listeners and others from around the region who want to hear Christian songs, a mix of Spanish music and family-friendly programs. "All of the music that we play, all the programming that we play, it is all targeted toward the family," said Glen Motto, operations manager. "The lyrics of all of the songs are going to be safe." Motto said the station changed formats six years ago. The owners realized the region's Hispanic community was growing. "Henrico is the sixth largest county in Virginia in terms of Hispanic population," Motto said. "When you include Chesterfield and Richmond, the Hispanic population nears 50,000." Radio stations play a central role in Hispanic communities in the U.S. and in Latin American countries. Felipe Korzenny of The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communications at Florida State University writes in his blog that radio traditionally serves "as the town-crier in an interactive way" and the "radio announcer publicizes jobs…and spreads the word about local events." That's exactly what drew WBTK announcer Oscar Contreras to the station. Contreras, who lives in Henrico County, didn't expect to be working at a radio station. He came to Richmond to study film and photography at Virginia Commonwealth University after his family moved to Culpeper from Guatemala. But one day in his car, he heard the new radio station. He liked what he heard and called to apply for a job. He's been at the station since then. Contreras considers the station a community resource offering such programs as "Focus on the Community," which airs each Monday. "When I came into the radio [station, it] was in my heart to do a community show where we can inform people about what's going on in the region, events, the services, have interviews with different experts on different topics," he said. "We open the lines and people call; people ask questions." The station works with local governments and nonprofit agencies to share information with its Hispanic listeners. And of course the station connects advertisers with what Motto calls an "underserved market." Most of the music and programs are in Spanish, but long-time announcer "Brother Herb" Pollard hosts a morning show Monday through Friday in English. On a recent Friday morning, Pollard played religious songs and testimonials interspersed with weather and traffic reports. Pollard, who is black, said one of his roles is to encourage his listeners. Another role he has taken on is to help build bridges between the area's Hispanic and African-American communities. "I bridge the gap between two cultures," Pollard said. "I try to do it by music and by communication. I show equal love to all cultures." This story is part of the series "Virginia Tapestry: Reflecting Our Rich Diversity," produced by In Your Shoes Media. |
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Born and raised in good old Europe, I am quite familiar with the traditional Austro-Hungarian tradition of the Kaffeehaus, an institution that represents a lifestyle of relaxing and thinking in a familiar environment with coffee, pastry, news, good service, marble tables, subdued sounds like the click-clack of the coffee machine, mugs and plates, conversations among patrons and with staff and a bit of low volume Johann Strauss music.
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