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|Trad, Sport, 6 pitches, 700', Grade III
|YDS: 5.10c French: 6b Ewbanks: 20 UIAA: VII ZA: 20 British: E2 5b [details]
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By George Bell
From: Boulder, CO
Mar 23, 2004
|A butt bag is a useful item to have on this route for all the hanging belays, unless you are comfortable hanging in your harness for half-hour periods. I'm glad I did the route but did find it somewhat painful and monotonous. The position is fantastic, though, and the wall seems too steep to be free climbable, but tiny edges abound. Worth doing - once!
By Joe Collins
Mar 23, 2004
Most overrated "classic" in North America? High step, crimp, high step, crimp... repeat for 400ft until an interesting, slabby crux on the last pitch.
Calling this route popular would be an understatement. The bolts are very close together, thus the route attracts many parties with marginal experience... expect much waiting and clusterf**ks. I once showed up to do this climb early on a spring weekend and discovered 4 parties waiting at the base with another already on the route. I agree with George: worth doing once.
By George Bell
From: Boulder, CO
Mar 24, 2004
|The funny thing is Rock Warrior is probably similar to this route (althouhg I've not done it), except for the much less frequent bolts. You don't hear anybody complaining that Rock Warrior is monontonous or painful! I guess when you're led out 30 feet that's the least of your worries. Just goes to show that less frequent pro can make for a totally different climb.
By Josh Janes
Sep 15, 2004
|I think Joe Collins described this climb exactly as I'd describe it: a memorable crux on the final pitch with just a blur in my mind for the 5 pitches leading up to it. I also think that George makes an excellent point! One of my partners docks climbs stars when they have poor pro, but I kinda wonder what Prince of Darkness would have been like for me with half the bolts... maybe not a better climb, but it definately would have engaged the senses (other than "OW! My toes hurt!") a bit.
By L. Hamilton
Sep 18, 2004
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Josh's comments hit the mark -- I too mostly recall the sketchy crux move, and otherwise that my toes hurt. It would be a better and less crowded route with fewer bolts.
By 10b4me
Nov 29, 2004
|We used a medium sized nut to protect the final pitch. Placed it only about 6 inches below the bolt but it could be placed before beginning to climb and it is mildly reasuring in that one is less likely to fall on the belayer. Not entirely necessary but a suggestion.
By richard magill
Dec 3, 2004
Really fun and cool and safe - although I did this line back when it was all quarter-inch bolts.
I did it with a wicked hangover and a nose full of lingering stripper perfume.Thought I might hurl but overall I think it added to the ambiance.
By Tim Baguley
Feb 1, 2006
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|I'm not sure the crux is really a 5.10c - at least not by Red Rock standards. I'd lean more towards a 5.11 rating. Bring some small wires to aid up on if you're not strong on small finger cracks & glass-smooth slab smearing. The rest of the route is sustained crimpy moves over and over and over and over... Not a very comfortable route (read: quite painful), but it's an area classic and a definite must-do!
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Feb 2, 2006
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
I did it in 1995 and it was mellow. I did it in 2003 or 2004 and it was hard and polished. No more than a few hours after telling my partner that Red Rocks was all over graded...
I think that the 10c grade was right for it before it became so popular and polished, in red rocks grades. Now I suspect you are largely correct. Now it's a REAL 10c, which is to say... Red Rocks 5.11.
I'm not ragging on Red Rocks, I love the place. I'm just saying that the grades are typically soft.
By Casey Jones
From: Seattle, WA
Feb 8, 2006
|My first (and a friend's) multipitch climbing experience back in the early summer of 2004. Great experience, though I agree that the route was a bit monotonous with the crimping and the pain in the toes. Used a couple medium sized nuts on the 3rd (or 4th pitch?). Seeing how the 6th pitch started was a shock!, but we managed to finish the route. I agree with previous posts; great to do once!
By mark chytka
From: laramie wy
Apr 20, 2006
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|high step crimp for 700 feet up a bolt ladder
By Karsten
From: Sacramento, CA
Apr 25, 2006
Yet another comment for this route
5.10c crux is hard but short
You can rappel the route in 4 raps with two 60m ropes. Pitches 6-5, 4, 3, and 2-1
By Luke Hanley
From: Boulder, CO
Nov 6, 2007
|I'd have to agree with Joe C.... High step crimp..repeat and so on. Although Beautiful rock, beautiful patina. My best advice is to wear some stiff board lasted shoes. If you are used to wearing softies on sport routes, leave them at home for this one..your feet will thank you.
By pfwein
Apr 21, 2009
For anyone who reads this and is thinking of doing the route b/c you like face climbing at the POD grade and aren't looking to prove your wo/manliness, go for it and I don't think you will be disappointed. And I have to think I'm not the only person who will find a straight shot up 600-700' of clean face with no ledges to be at least a little bit exciting.
By the way, the bolts are not particularly close together (maybe a few exceptions) by modern sport climbing standards and good luck aiding this if you think it is a "bolt ladder"--better bring some hooks.
Have fun and if you fall asleep b/c of boredom when you're doing the route, plz feel free to post up.
Maybe my positive review is colored by the fact that I did it in late April in perfect weather with no one else on the route. I don't think it's the only climb in RR that gets to be a CF sometimes cuz of crowds.
By Adam Kimmerly
Feb 15, 2010
Are you guys seriously complaining about this route being monotonous and repetitive? And complaining about hanging belays? Tell me what the hell you expected when you looked up at the expansive, planar, featureless, evenly textured Black Velvet Wall above you as you racked up on the ground. Did you not look up?
This route is cool because of its repetitive, continuous nature. How often do you find a wall with pitch after pitch of continuous 5.9+ face climbing that seems to just never end?
We did it on a warm February day (it was still cold in the canyon - good climbing weather, but chilly for the belayer) and not one other party was on Black Velvet Wall all day.
For the last pitch, hang the belayer about 10' below and to the right of the anchor. When you start the pitch, clip one of the anchor bolts with a draw for the first piece of pro. The move getting to the first protection bolt on the pitch is not hard and the clip stance is decent.
By Hearne
Mar 24, 2010
|Magnificent route! Felt it was well bolted and disagree with those who say too many or too close. Skip em if you don't need em and let us chickens climb with a greater margin of safety.
By chulho "charles" chang
From: San Francisco Bay Area, CA
Mar 31, 2010
got up on dream of wild turkeys, but had a slow party ahead, so decided to do prince of darkness instead.
did the 2nd pitch of POD and decided we don't want to continue- some may like it, but my gf and i did not... it wasn't very fun for us to keep making the same move... over and over.
By Michael Werner
From: Eckental, Germany
May 26, 2010
|We climbed it today with ONE 80 meter (262 feet) rope. There are still 5 feet rope free for the longest rappel (pitch 3) but be careful. Very awesome route!
By Joe Dondero
From: Isla Vista, CA
Oct 11, 2010
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Yeah did it this weekend with one 80m as well. It was rather nice to not have to drag around a second rope. Also only people on the route!
By prod.
From: Boulder, Co
Mar 14, 2011
rating: 5.10b/c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
I just climbed it 2 days ago.
75 in Vegas, and we were still a little chilly.We brought a puffy jacket for the belays and were happy for it. Climbed in long sleeve shirts.
Pitch 2 didn't feel like .11a to me. There is an obvious crux 2/3rds of the way up, but it is a 2 move bouldery section right next to a bolt.
By Arch Richardson
May 24, 2011
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Monotonous? Edging closely-bolted granite slabs may be monotonous, but not this sandstone jewel. Sidepulls, micro mantels, highsteps, smearing, edging, and yes, crimping - and this is only the 2nd pitch. A face-climbing classic for sure.
By harihari
From: VANCOUVER
Oct 29, 2011
The stupidest route on the wall. "Can" does not equal "should."
It's basically the same moves and position for endless pitches. Sport wankers who want air love this. There is much more interesting climbing all over BV...if you arrive at the base of PoD and there are already 12 parties on it, consider yourself lucky...go climb Fiddler on the Roof, or DoWT, etc etc.
By Owen McGrath
Nov 29, 2011
|Did this climb on 11/22 and really enjoyed it. For those that complain that the climb is monotonous, they clearly should have known that it would be that way from the ground. I loved the sustained crimping, edging and high stepping moves. The small crack sections on pitches 3, 4, and 5 offered some occasional finger jams to still keep things interesting. A great sustained burn up Black Velvet. My only complaint was that it was cold in November.
By Peter Lewis
From: Bridgton, Maine
May 21, 2012
|Funny comments about all the crimping. If POD was a 700-foot stemming corner (with every move the same) it would rate 11 stars out of 10 and space aliens from Neptune would be cashing in their frequent flier miles to come and queue up for it. The left side of the Black Velvet wall is one of the most impressive stretches of stone anywhere in the solar system and we should all be smiling every time we make a move on it (even if it us just another crimp and high step). I'd thrash for three days up that wash just to touch it.
By David Stowe
May 22, 2012
|I think that the point is that all the repetitive climbing isn't all that interesting after a while. While the wall is amazing and is an incredible piece of stone the climbs surrounding POD are all far more interesting with much more variety. Most are also not bolt ladders and offer more trad climbing. All of the hanging belays are also a bit of a pain. While a very nice route to do one time it really does not compare to most of its neighbors. I will gladly repeat most of the climb on the Velvet Wall but probably never do POD again.
By Paul K.
From: West Fargo, ND
Mar 19, 2013
|I would probably rate this route better if it wasn't so painful. Definatly do not do this with three people. The hanging belays become unbearable and you begin to want the anchors to blow and send you tumbling down. We decided to bail after four pitchs because it was getting dark and we had all had enough. Also, beware of the approach. If you take the wrong way you end up doing a free solo that can be sketchy to do with your packs on. Keep searching for a less sketching looking approach from the river bottom.
By David Blattel
From: Topanga, California
Feb 18, 2014
|We drove up Saturday morning from LA. Beautiful weather and one team a few pitches up. A few other climbers in the area, but pretty much had the run of the place. This climb is hard on the feet. More sore then my feet were the back of my heel's and I wish I had worn my big wall harness to be more comfortable at the anchors. That crux move, starting off on the last pitch was beyond my level. I don't think I could have led that! I really enjoyed this climb.
By fivefun
Mar 26, 2014
|Cool movement if you're into face climbing. I found the crux pitch to be the second pitch -- much more sustained than the one move wonder boulder problem pitch 6. Bring 17 draws at a minimum. No gear bigger than red camalot unless you're going to do the upper pitches of DOWT.


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Name: Kaze.exe
Element: Wind/Darkness
Operator: Dark Strider
Creator: -unknown-
Appearance: His body is enshrouded under a black cloak though he is tall he appears to have a mysterious aura about him.
Default Weapon: AeroBuster,Magun
Special Abilities: Dark Tornado, Barrier of the Winds, Aero Spear, Shadow Surge, Strike of the Black Wind
His focus is attack and defense, he doesn't need speed. Giving him a high amount of hp but less maneuverability.
Very rarely seen around. He is a mystery to say the least. He barely moves during battle, though he would still barely have a scratch. To some he has been nicknamed "Tank". Though he is cold and stoic in personality, he has been known to help others out when in need. It has been found he is a DS who has taken over the original Kaze's form after his own destructive rampage. He seems regretful about his actions and tries to atone for them though it seems some sins are too heavy a weight to atone for.
Style Changes:
Shadow Apocalypse:
enhancements: Defense and strength, decrease in speed
Perfect Barrier of the Winds: Much Stronger and longer lasting than his usual barrier. The winds are darker and filled with more shadows seeming to hide his form.
Dark Tornado: Much easier to fire he is now able to launch the tornadoes from his hands without need to gather much energy.
Shadow Rain: Like Shadow surge though he uses both hands and launches twin surges into the sky letting 18 beams arc down towards his opponent.
Omega Strike of the Black wind: He leaps up his wings taking him higher as he charges energy around his buster. Diving down at his opponent he uses his speed and slams his buster down at them whether he connects or not it unleashes a blast of dark and wind energy around him swirling around and forming a large tornado which sucks up the opponent if they are close enough and causes a chain of explosions around his opponent.
Type: Fire/Dark
Weapons: Staff
Enhancements: Hp drops but attack and speed are increased
Dark Flare: Consuming a large amount of energy he creates a large powerful explosion of fire and darkness around his enemy.
Hell's Rain: Summons a rain of fire bolts down around his opponent.
Barrier Of Inferno: Creates a barrier of fire around Kaze which can also burn his opponent.
Flame Bolt: Normal buster shot
Dawn Of The Grave:
Type: Dark
Enhancements: Attack and Defense, Speed drops
Weapons: Twin Guns, Metallic Coffin
DeathBlow: Hoisting the Coffin over his shoulder it opens up and launches a rocket towards his opponent.
Bullet Dance: Dropping the Coffin down at his side a small machine gun appears from the front as boosters behind him spin him around launching the bullets in a circle.
Exectutioner's Blood: Charging up he unleashes a flury of shots from both guns as his body moves in a dance like form to dodge attacks.
Chip: O.D. Chip= powers up his guns as well as himself allowing him to attack faster and more accurately though it depletes his energy a lot faster.
Cerebrus O.D.: The coffin splits into two large barrels the back digging into the ground. He slams both guns into the barrels as the fan on back of the coffin spins charging until he launches two large beams from teh barrel which either merge into one huge beam or attack seperately.
Aero Rhapsody:
Picture after Angel Wings Chip
Weapon: Lance
Enhancements: Defense drops but Attack and speed are increased greatly
Type: Wind
Tornado of blades: He holds his lance out in front of him and spin around very fast, then adding wind energy to the mix and he launches a tornado that'll slice up anything sucked into because of the lance blade
Strike of the wind dragon: He charges a large amount of wind energy into his lance and then he throws it at his enemy, as its rocketing towards them the wind energy manifests itself and takes the form of a dragon, the wind Disperses on contact and turns into like a cloud of razor sharp wind
Cyclone Thrust: Charges a great deal of wind energy into the lance Jumping up and then thrusting down at his opponent he creates four tornadoes which swirl and combine into one large tornado which strikes down at his opponent.
Valkyrie Arc: Charges energy into the lance slashing it down and starting a combo of up to 7 attacks with the lance.
Name: Reiko.EXE
Element: Fire
Operator: Dark Strider
Creator: -unknown-
Appearance: Short black hair spiked up. She wears red armor like Kaze. Though without the markings. ((more to come when i can scan the pic ; ; and when i draw it))She looks about 15-16
Eyes: Blue like Kaze's
Hair: Black
Default Weapon: Gauntlets and Greaves of the Phoenix
Special Abilities:Phoenix Rave, Magnum Burst, Burst Flame ((buster shot)), Thousand Needles
Focuses on attack leaving her defense and hp low but she's got some speed
Bio: Believed to be deleted while Kaze was on his rampage, on reason Uriel had been hunting Kaze.She had gone missing lost in the net for a long time. Her memory of Kaze ever being taken over had been deleted in the experience, she searched the net for Kaze, not believe the stories of the destruction he had caused. Won't it be a surprise when Uriel and Kaze find she's alive and well.
Style Changes:
Shadow Strider Style Change:
Type: Dark/Fire
Enhancements: Speed and a small amount of power
Main Weapon: Cypher (a sword with two hilts)
the one Strider uses
Designed by her new operator Strider after she was found. This style is completely ninja in a small image of Strider himself. Using the stealth and shadows as a focus as well as extreme speed to boost attacks.
Attacks and Abilities:
Utsusemi: utilizing the shadows she is able to create 5 clones of herself to attack and take attacks for her.
Tonko Ni: put by Strider as Ninja Vanish this allows her to blend into the shadows and attack for a short period of time as long as she can concentrate
Oblivion's Edge:Infusing her blades with shadows uses both blades to launch a series of shadow blades towards her opponent.
Zansei Rouga: Roughly Translated into Demon destroying blade she uses her speed to slice back and forth across the enemy carrying them up before charging her blade with one final slash downward.
Rise Of Fenrir:
Weapon:Claws and fangs
Enhancements: Defense boost
Call Of Fenrir: Letting out a loud howl she summons 4-5 wolf viruses to attack with her
Form of the Wolf God: Allows her to transform into a large Wolf virus
Lupine Crush: Using her energy she forces up large chunks of the ground which aim to slam into her opponent
Blades of the Wolf God: Slashing the air with herclaws she causes beams of energy towards her opponent ((like Clouds Blade beam))
Fleetness of the Wolf: Increasing her speed she makes afterimages of her form as she rushes towards her opponent.
Name: Uriel.exe
Element: Light
Operator: Dark Strider
Creator: -unknown-
Appearance:A silver armored navi with two sets of white wings along his back. Blue eyes and short silver hair spiked.
Default Weapon: Heaven's Wing sword
Special Abilities:Oblivial Demise, Divine Blessing, Imperial Ray, Sacred Edge, Gleaming Blade,
Focusing more on speed and attack that leaves his Hp and defense low..
More sociable then his counterpart Kaze he shows up to help out just about anyone he can. He is known as an Archangel for his four wings. Though his weapon seems heavy he swings the large sword with ease.
And the evil independant crazy navi
Name: Kimera.EXE
Creator: Lucius Ravenguard
Eyes: Silver
Hair Color: Light Blue
Element: Electric/Dark
Weapon: Claw, Integrated Chip folder
Special abilities: System Shock, Shadow Requiem, Livewire Explosion, Shadow Absorption, Exterminating Fist
Likes: Shadows
Hates: Kaze and anyone associated with Kaze
Styles: Chaotic Mind Release
Enhancements: Speed, Attack,Defense
Requiremnets: Low HP
Background: Made by Lucius for the sole purpose of capturing Kaze, he was built with an advanced form of the SHadow Program. Overtime the program has furtherintegrated with his system even becoming another entity in his mind.His mind in chaos from the two beings within it he only has one goal, the capture or deletion of Kaze. The darkness driving him somewhat insane he is both powerful and unpredictable.
H,Kaze:I'm sorry I forgot to introduce myself...you may call me Harbringer..now this is the time where you get to die..."
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New Uriel Style!!
Esscene of blade style
Enhancements:attack and speed
Rite of the sword: While in this style sword chips gain a boost in power as well as duration of effect, some gaining enhanced special attacks
Weaponshift: While in this style Uriel's weapon, or weapons may shift taking the shape of another blade in a small moment
Dance of the blades: Summoning five swords which circle his body before bursting into many smaller blades which strike at his opponent in many random directions
Dagger Shot(bustershot):creatingdaggers of light which he then throws at his opponent
Elemental Channel: As well as shift his weapons he is able to channel different elements into the blades to cancel out attacks as well as offensive purposes
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'Teen Mom 2' Season Finale Recap: Jenelle Evans' Paternity Test Is Pure Humiliation
Teen Mom 2 was a mess tonight. Leah's pregnancy news started to spread. First she told Jeremy, then her mom, then her friend, then Corey. The last one was the most painful.
Last night was just a series of painful, humiliating moments for these moms. Leah's whole situation was just so sad. Usually when you announce a pregnancy, people are thrilled and excited for you. In Leah's case? Not so much. Telling Corey was particularly depressing. He actually cried. It was so painful to watch. Even Leah's mom was depressing.
The look on her face. Shiver. Let's just say I never want to see that look on my dad's face. And even worse? That conversation with her friend where she admits she would leave Jeremy if she weren't pregnant. Um, hello? That's not good!
Memo to Leah: Want the man first. Then want the baby. Trust me when I say that no good ever came from a couple who stayed together for the fetus. Oh Leah. Why must you make such rushed, juvenile decisions?
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Of course, the saddest honor of the evening went to Jenelle. She was trying to prove Andrew was NOT Jace's father. But that conversation over Skype with him was one of the most genuinely depressing things I've ever seen on TV.
Jace isn't a doll. He isn't a puppet or some kind of prop who can be shared or tossed around. He is a real person with real feelings and his mom and dad act like complete children.
They brought him into the world in a ridiculous, immature, and irresponsible fashion. Jenelle couldn't have picked a worse baby daddy if she tried. I didn't buy any of what he said last night. First it seemed like he wanted to get out of child support, then it seemed like he wanted to and was thrilled with the results.
Poor Jace is caught in the middle.
Personally, if I were Jenelle, I would be humiliated and angry at the whole idea of having to take a paternity test. She didn't seem nearly as bothered by it as she should have been.
Call me naive or prudish, but I tend to think it's a good thing to know who the father of your child is. That seems mildly important. Jenelle doesn't seem to think it says anything about her that she doesn't know this vital piece of information. Hmmmm.
The whole thing is just a mess. And now we DO know. Somehow I still don't think the problems will be over.
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lobusFebruary 5, 2013 at 5:20 AMLast nights epidsode was the most depressing out of all seasons Ive seen so far. I cant believe what a douche he was being over Skype. So many times I just kept saying my god those poor children, their stupid stupid parents...in the words of janelles mom. I think i might cry...
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sand008February 5, 2013 at 8:28 AMYes I took 5 pregnancy test. But we dealt with it, I was happy after I told people.
While I couldn't agree more about Leah and her situation, partly because I've BEEN there, and I feel so bad for her, it made me cry, I wanted to comment about something you said.
Janelle is a rough kid, but believe me, she doesn't need to SHOW how humiliating it is to have to do paternity testing.. others tell her that just fine, and she already has been dealing with it. It took strength to go there, by choice, and to imply that people who have had a life that's led to that should be ashamed is both cruel and uneducated. You simply haven't had to live it.. you haven't had a set of circumstances that leads to those situations and it's easier than most think. Don't pass judgment on people you don't even know because of something like that. Sometimes the paternity test has nothing to do with our choices, but rather the man's. I've been in BOTH situations, so yes, I took offense to your comment. That young woman has a LOT of challenges,
but not all of them are created by her, she just has to do her best to live with them, and that takes time, energy, and support, she can't create any of those things, they have to be created by other forces. Yes, it's a horrible shame what these babies are going through in so many cases. I am cringing every time I hear an f-bomb dropped in their hearing, so i am not terribly 'progressive' either, but as Kailyn's friend so aptly stated, they are going to learn how to parent from their parents... the good and the bad, just like Kailyn is learning. Sometimes you have to just get through, and it doesn't always make you screwed up, it makes you human. I applaud Janelle for doing the test, if only for her sanity. Oh do I hope Leah learns to clear up one mess before creating another, but, these are her lessons, and she will learn them, no matter what, eventually. I love Kailyn dearly, I wish I knew her, so I could just give her a hug sometimes, because watching her abandonment issues is heartbreaking. Some of us could take lessons from her on just pushing, even when if feels like you are having to push against the whole world. I cheer her on every week, just hoping that she finds someone she can truly depend on, and trust. My opinion here may not be popular, but I hope I didn't offend anyone as it was not my intention...
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SierraLynnFebruary 5, 2013 at 9:58 AMLeah needs to grow up. Seriously. I got so mad when she was telling Corey about her pregnancy and engagement when she said "well, I've always wanted a family". Like she was throwing all that in his face. It's really irked me. And I have no problem with everyone in her life not being happy about the pregnancy including Jeremy. She doesn't have the greatest track record for shit like this, does she. She just a little girl so desperate to play house that soon she will get bored or not.get something she wants when she wants it (like what ultimately lead to her first divorce) and peace out. I will honestly be surprised if her and Jeremy last another year or two.
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Shasta LedbetterFebruary 5, 2013 at 10:08 AMOay i can understand why Cory cried, havein a baby with someone is a special thing. thays his babys mom and his exwife, but Leah needs to step back a moment. She is gona be so embressed when she sees this. Jermey needs to stop and think is she got pg on purpes. tellin ur friend u will leave if ur NOT pg is just wrong. i have always been on Leahs side, but this is makin me think twice about her. You have to stop and think... Did she try to get pg with Jermys baby? Did she get pg by Cory to keep him? it brings alot of questions with no answers. If i was the guys in her life i wuld be wondering!!! Now there are no words to decibe wat i felt for Jace. My kids dad tells our kids to go find there real father, when he dose i tell him lets take an DNA test, couse iknw who ive been with. why wuld u wait all this time if u werent a 150% sure? im not passing judgement couse ive been there, i just think they need to think twice befor she makes another mistake. its time to get ur life on the right track. if not for herself for Jace. He bipolor shuldnt stop her from been who she wants to be. i love all the teen moms. i hope they have a life that they want,
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MOMMY2ACRFebruary 5, 2013 at 10:26 AMI think jenelle always knew Andrew was jaces father. She just needed some new drama to add to the show.
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For it to be embarrssing for her to have to take a paternity test isn't right for you to say. I knew who my son's father was and I still had to get a paternity test because we weren't married. Each state is different on how things roll.
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MyToeFebruary 5, 2013 at 11:04 AM
Did Leah get pregnant on purpose? Well, she did tell her friend last episode that she took out her IUD...that seems pretty pre-motivated to me.
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ToolArmy066February 5, 2013 at 12:01 PMI agree with above comments but also am like wtf did you call it a baby and then say "No good ever became of a couple who stayed together for the fetus" ? I hate the way people use the word fetus.


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Big data refers to the volume of digital data being collected around the world. Every day, nearly 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created. This data comes from everywhere: sensors used to gather climate information, posts to social media sites, digital pictures and videos, purchase transaction records, and cell phone GPS signals to name a few.
Lots of companies are making big data their top priority for 2012 and beyond. Venture capitalists are also pouring huge money in tech start-ups trying to get an early edge on this emerging trend. With International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) being on the forefront, Warren Buffett made the company one of his three largest stock positions. Mr. Buffett invested $10.7 billion into IBM. His Berkshire Hathaway fund has taken a 5.4% stake in the company.
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Companies are now trying to analyze big data using algorithms to predict future behavior patterns of consumers. Revenues could significantly rise if it's possible to accurately predict future spending patterns of consumers analyzing the data. McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) recently published a research report on how big data could help companies in generating value by increasing operating margin and reducing expenditure.
MGI studied big data in five domains -- healthcare in the United States, the public sector in Europe, retail in the United States, and manufacturing and personal-location data globally. Big data can generate value in each. For example, a retailer using big data could increase its operating margin by more than 60 percent. Harnessing big data in the public sector has enormous potential too. If US healthcare were to use big data creatively and effectively to drive efficiency and quality, the sector could create more than $300 billion in value every year. Two-thirds of that would be in the form of reducing US healthcare expenditure by about 8 percent. In the developed economies of Europe, government administrators could save more than €100 billion ($149 billion) in operational efficiency improvements alone by using big data, not including using big data to reduce fraud and errors and boost the collection of tax revenues. And users of services enabled by personal-location data could capture $600 billion in consumer surplus.
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The real problem with big data is that it doesn't fit neatly into relational databases. That makes it more difficult for organizations to locate and leverage data effectively and efficiently. To address these new realities and requirements, IBM has committed to spend $100 million to research technologies and services that will enable clients to manage and exploit data as it continues to grow in diversity, speed and volume.
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This past weekend was Homecoming and let me tell you it was sure nice to see all of the alumni back on campus. Being a senior, it is quite the transition from freshman year to now. I don't know how to describe it exactly but I think it has something to do with the fact that there has always been a grade above me and below me until this year. Now it feels like I walk onto campus and see faces that I don't recognize (mainly the freshman class) yet. Hopefully as the year goes on I get to know some of them better but it is still weird to be the "top dog" on campus.
That's why it was nice to have the alumni back this past weekend. It felt like they never left, and they kept on popping up at random times through out my weekend whether it be at the co-op, Wal-Mart, the homecoming parade, or walking the streets of Decorah.
This weekend was filled with tons of events that ranged from the Homecoming Parade, Football Game, Flamingo Ball, Alumni Dinners, and the last day of the Whippy Dip being open until the spring.
It's nice that the alumni can come back to campus and feel like nothing has changed (except buildings being renovated…depending on how many years it has been since you came to Luther) but for the senior class that graduated last year, not much has changed except the fact that they're not on campus anymore. But, thankfully for Luther, we have a welcoming community here in Decorah for alumni to come back, and the amount of alumni that do come back really make homecoming weekend so special.Throughout random times during the weekend anyone could start the Luther Cheer, and everyone would join in. It really makes you feel special being a part of a community like this.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) - The Newtown, Conn., high school's football team won't have to play on the anniversary of the deadly Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings if it reaches the state championship game.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference announced Monday it approved Newtown High School's request to hold the game Dec. 13 instead of Dec. 14 if Newtown reaches the final at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain.
Conference spokesman Joel Cookson says the governing group's football committee decided it wouldn't be appropriate for the Newtown Nighthawks to play Dec. 14, a year after a gunman killed 20 students and six adults at the Sandy Hook School.
The football team dedicated its season to the shooting victims and went 12-0.
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Hi Friends, This is my first post :)
Please post your comments, So that will help me to improvise further
Gowri Gopal said
ya gud attempt… but try singing with d karaoke and maintain d shruthi… otherwise ur singing is pretty gud…. keep it going… gud luck… :)
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Nithya said
Hi Jayachandran,
It is a pretty neat effort. Also concentrate on your pronunciation.
Why don't you try the same with a karaoke?!
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Hey jay its a pleasant surprise for me….i never know u sing……great job nice voice very manly voice….at some place u changed the notes but its fine it will come in practice….congrats :)
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hey buddy. nice voice man, bt dis song contains lots of feelings dude try to admire it nd sing u vill d nxt k.k
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4 stocks the manager of the FPA Crescent Fund keeps acquiring.
These are the stocks the fund manager keeps buying:
Aon (AON): Romick has been adding to his holding of Aon Plc almost every consecutive quarter since the fourth quarter of 2009, when the stock was at his lowest average purchase price of $39.50. His highest average price paid was $52 in the second quarter of 2011, and on Thursday the stock trades for $46. In total, he owns 6,590,000 shares of the company.
Aon focuses on several business areas: risk management, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, and human resources solutions and outsourcing services. In the last four years the company has increased its earnings by about 53%, as its stock has increased only about 13.4%.
Aon has also improved its operating and net margins to above pre-financial crisis levels. Its net margin reached 8.7% in 2011, besting its pre-2006 levels, and its operating margin reached 14.4% in 2010 and 14.2% in 2011, beating pre-2006 levels for the decade.
In the first quarter, the company had its best rate of revenue growth since the second quarter of 2007 at 4%. In the same three months, it authorized a $5 billion share repurchase program and increased its dividend 5%.
Bill Nygren of the Oakmark Fund also likes Aon and made the following comments about it in his second-quarter letter:
"As one of only three insurance brokers with a global platform, AON (AON)'s market position should allow the company to directly benefit from global economic growth. AON stock surpassed $50 in 2007 when it earned just over $2 per share. In 2012, after a restructuring that improved margins, AON is expected to earn over $4 per share after adding back goodwill amortization from recent acquisitions. Despite the growth in earnings and the potential for further margin improvement, the stock has been stagnant. As a result, the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio for AON has fallen from 25 times in 2007 to 11 times now, slightly less than the P/E ratio for the S&P 500. Unlike the insurance business, insurance brokerage is not capital intensive. Therefore, we believe AON has the ability to return most of its earnings to shareholders through share repurchases and dividends. An additional feature we value is AON's potential to generate meaningful interest income. AON, as a fiduciary, holds its clients' capital for a short period of time before it is turned over to the insurance companies. With today's low short-term interest rates, there is little opportunity to generate returns on that capital. We don't believe short-term rates will stay low forever and like getting the option for more rapid earnings growth when rates increase."
Cisco (CSCO): Romick has been purchasing Cisco shares since the second quarter of 2011, when the stock traded for $16.50 on average. He built his position up over the next consecutive four quarters, including his most recent and largest purchase of 10,815,000 shares in the second quarter of 2012 when the stock traded for $18 on average. The stock on Wednesday is 9% cheaper than his average purchase price.
Cisco has been posting five years of average annual revenue growth of 9.4% and EBITDA growth of 3.5%, while its stock dropped almost 48%. Its P/E ratio has consequently dropped from over 36 in 2007 to 10.4 on Wednesday. The company's operating and net margins, however, have declined over the last three years, the operating margin from 20.3% to 17.8% and the net margin from 17% to 15%. Those results rebounded in the second quarter of this year, up to 23.7% and 18.7%, respectively.
In the quarter, Cisco either acquired or announced its intent to acquire or invest in three businesses, along with strategic investments in Brazil to create growth. The company is attempting to grow profit faster than revenue and has strengthened its balance sheet with $48.4 billion in cash, up from $46.7 billion at the end of the previous quarter.
Cisco repurchased 27 million of its own shares in the third quarter of 2012 and paid a 40 cent dividend.
WellPoint Inc. (WLP): Romick first bought shares of WellPoint when its shares were beginning to recover from the fiscal crisis, purchasing 668,000 shares in the fourth quarter of 2009 at an average price of $52.50. He then bought more in the second quarter of 2010 at an average of $55, in the third quarter of 2011 after a price drop, and in the first and second quarter of 2012, at his highest purchase price of an average of $69 and his smallest purchase size. Wednesday's $53.94 purchase price is about 12% cheaper than his average cost per share.
Like the previous two stocks Romick keeps buying, WellPoint's revenue and EBITDA grew over the last five years, as its stock declined. Revenue and EBITDA per share grew at an average annual rate of 13.3% and 10%, respectively, while the stock declined 33.5%. Overall revenue, however, is down from its level five years ago, as is net income. Its P/E multiple has likewise dropped from over 16 five years ago, to 8.15 on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the company announced that it would regain access to Walgreen Co. (WAG) by mid-September, through pharmacy-benefits manager Express Scripts Holding Co. (ESRX), who recently reached a deal with the pharmacy after breaking ties with it in January.
In the second quarter, WellPoint announced it would reduce its full-year 2012 outlook due to lower enrollment and slightly higher medical cost trends. Its medical enrollment declined by 126,000 in the second quarter, to 33.5 million members as of June 30, 2012.
In June, WellPoint also announced it would acquire 1-800 CONTACTS Inc., the largest direct-to-consumer contact lense retailer in the U.S., in a deal that will close in the third quarter of 2012. It will pay with available cash but financial terms were not disclosed.
Wal-Mart (WMT): Romick bought Wal-Mart shares for seven consecutive quarters beginning in the fourth quarter of 2009 at an average price of $52.50, but made a small reduction in the fourth quarter of 2011 when the price reached an average of $57. In the second quarter, he sold 1.88 million shares when the price climbed to an average of $63, for a solid gain. The stock has since gone even higher, to $73.68 on Thursday.
Wallace Weitz commented on the cheapness of Wal-Mart in his shareholder meeting in his first-quarter letter:
"During the intervening twelve years [March 2000 to March 2012], many of the growth favorites of the day, both tech-oriented and others, have experienced strong business growth while their stock prices have languished. Microsoft, Dell and Wal-Mart have each roughly tripled earnings per share, but their stock prices have nothing to show for it. Value rose, but valuation (the price people were willing to pay for those earnings) shrank."
In the last ten years, the company has grown its revenue per share 10.2% and EBITDA 11.3% annual rate, while its stock remained relatively flat. Year to date, though, the stock has increased 20.62% and hitting all-time highs. GuruFocus has written about how the stock's recent jump has placed it near fair value.
See the complete list of stocks Steven Romick keeps buying here. Also see his buys and sells at his see his portfolio here.
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Posted 10/03/2013 11:15 AM
Same thing as PG just a different position.
Here is my rankings:
1. James Harden: He is clearly number 1 even with a healthy Kobe around.
2. Dwayne Wade: I like Kobe more but since Wade plays defense he gets the nod
3. Kobe Bryant: obviously this is subject to him playing.
4. Andre Iguodala: His defense and versatility make Golden State truly scary.
5. Jimmy Butler: Already an elite defender expect to see his full game grow by leaps and bounds this year.
6. Eric Gordon: If healthy I have him easily above the next few people on the list.
7. Monta Ellis: Dude can score.
8. JR Smith: Seems weird having him this high because he was so important to the Knicks last year.
9. Joe Johnson: Will likely see an even more reduced role now that Pierce and Garnett have arrived but still can get it done.
10. Klay Thompson: Can shoot the lights out.
11. Tony Allen: Elite defense and leadership land him here.
12. OJ Mayo: I think he has the skills to be a top notch scorer in this league.
13. Wesley Matthews: I love Wes but the dude is a terrible rebounder, passer and cannot dribble three big flaws for a ball dominate position.
Where do you all see and remember rank them as they are and not based on potential.
Posted 10/03/2013 11:16 AM
Can a mod please edit the black out
Posted 10/03/2013 9:11 PM
I expect Bradley Beal to be in there soon.
I think you are showing some bias with your rankings, (AnthonyD, Jimmy Butler, Ak47) All Good Tho im no betta
Posted 10/04/2013 9:50 AM
They are my rankings after all so a little bias cannot be avoided
Posted 10/06/2013 10:59 PM
i absolutely hate kobe but he's made all defensive teams, dude plays d too. i'd still have to put him over wade, and that hurts to say for anyone from LA especially kobe
Posted 10/06/2013 11:05 PM
Wade is a better defender than Kobe. Kobe has made all defensive teams on his name alone. He isn't actually a good defender.
Posted 10/06/2013 11:17 PM
has wade ever played a full season without an injury?
Posted 10/06/2013 11:50 PM
Don't think so, but defence wise, he is better than Kobe. Offensively, Kobe is better. And I dislike them both.
Posted 10/07/2013 12:59 PM
Kobe used to be a monster defensively and still can play some defense, but the effort on that front is not usually there anymore, which is why I moved him down the list.
Posted 10/07/2013 9:15 PM
In no particular order..No one else on that list is even in the same sentence consistently with those four.
Not a defensive bone in the lot of em.
Posted 10/08/2013 7:00 PM
I am hard pressed to put Wesley in the same league as Iggy Allen or Butler on defense.
Posted 10/11/2013 2:34 PM
You don't have Nate Robinson in there dude you crazy eyed or what bruh? Homie top five in da league son. Top five.
Ya also gots dat Iggy at a shot guard he ain't no shot guard. Udda dan dat, s'all good wit me bruh.
Posted 10/11/2013 2:47 PM
Nice troll 'brah'.
Posted 10/11/2013 3:50 PM
Check the numbers bruh he played 59% of the teams total minutes at shooting guard last year. Iggy is a SG even if he can also dominate at the SF position.
Posted 10/11/2013 4:17 PM
Breezy, I ain't givvin a rats izzo wut dat he played sg under Koach Karl. Dat dude always be gettin krunk wit his rosters. Iggy played his best years at $mah Ford, he playin it now at Golden $tate.
And that's tha facts bruh.
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