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Ticklists: Cold Climbs, Great routes in the Coe.
Photo: First belay on Twisting Gully in some tremendous conditions. © guyscott
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Marq - AltLd dnf - 30/Mar/14 with Steve Mount
attempted the right but ice was sketchy so banked over to the left. Climbed the neve direct rather than bridging out onto the left face and doing the corner.drsdave - Solo O/S - 28/Mar/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/Feb/14
Nice route, pretty plastered so not much for pro though managed to dig out good belays.Scotsken - Lead - 20/Jan/14 with Si Ball
Backed off from the top corner of P1, had been cleared of ice by a previpus party and what was there was melting rapidly.
All in all not my most successful Scottish winter trip but still enjoyed all of it. Adamski1986 - Lead dnf - 19/Jan/14 with Adrian Wilson
tallpaulselfridge - 2nd - 19/Jan/14 with Douglas Bartholomew
Dougbart - Lead - 19/Jan/14 with paul selfrige
Kyrros - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/14
Guy Chater - 19/Jan/14
Pushed straight up the chimney instead of traversing left on P1. Sporting. morpcat - AltLd - 12/Jan/14 with wilkinscl
Nice route with a great adventurous atmosphere. Some interesting sections for a III.wilkinscl - AltLd O/S - 12/Jan/14 with Edward shelly
Awesome apart from the crux being a little slushyStuart Honick - Lead O/S - Jan/14 with Joe Hopkins
saintlade - 2014
yesbutnobutyesbut - 2014
Super climb, markwarner - Lead - Apr/13
1st Grade 3 Lead. Great route, bit runout on crux.ClimbingGlen - AltLd O/S - 30/Mar/13 with Gavin Peach
Perfect day, calm, blue skies. Route in good condition. some soft snow around, but nowhere that it mattered. mattking_109 - Lead - 30/Mar/13 with Joe Spence
gavinpeach - AltLd O/S - 30/Mar/13 with Glen Dickson
IJHunt - 2nd O/S - 14/Mar/13
tompilgrem - AltLd O/S - 13/Mar/13 with Dad
bobpilgrem - AltLd - 13/Mar/13 with Tom
climbtim - 2nd - 11/Mar/13
Jim led P1 & P3, Adam led P2 & P4. Superb conditions, good ice & bomber neve - although strong winds!adam clarke - AltLd O/S - 09/Mar/13 with James Hulme
Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/Mar/13
my first pitched winter routepsychomansam - 2nd - 09/Mar/13
bobpilgrem - Lead O/S - 01/Mar/13
davesa - AltLd - 01/Mar/13
BUZZ1984 - 2nd - 01/Mar/13 with Andy Laing
tom.e - Lead - 28/Feb/13 with Claire
Hidden - Lead - 26/Feb/13
keithlambley - AltLd - 25/Feb/13 with Jeff H, Kate R
JamieSparkes - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/13 with Harry Holmes
Harry Holmes - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/13 with Jamie Sparkes
get wee climb did not do the crux OZZY1962 - AltLd - 23/Feb/13 with JEROME
Excellent climb great weather led crux pitch on nice ice.Palomino1hills - Lead - 23/Feb/13 with Geoff
Hidden - Lead - 22/Feb/13
Perfect conditions. Rach led crux second pitch.Hoyes - AltLd O/S - 21/Feb/13 with Rachel B
Great. Short and sweet with plenty of interest all way to the top. Pretty good ice, good belays. Snow in really good nick in SCNL. Used the deadweight!Batt - AltLd - 21/Feb/13 with James Hoyes
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 21/Feb/13
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Feb/13
moose ridd - AltLd - 20/Feb/13 with M.Sadler
mrbird - AltLd - 20/Feb/13
Matthew Robinson - AltLd - 20/Feb/13 with David Bird
With Jeremy Hart.Gman - AltLd - 19/Feb/13
Gman - AltLd - 19/Feb/13 with Jeremy Hart
greglad - 17/Feb/13
Very cold
sacdenouilles - AltLd - 10/Feb/13 with J F Philippe
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 09/Feb/13
Hidden - 09/Feb/13
Gazlynn - 2nd - 09/Feb/13 with Andy Giff
jamesmiller - 09/Feb/13
Dan Tait - Lead O/S - 02/Feb/13
Tarquin - 01/Feb/13 with Richard, Gary
Rich H - 2nd - 01/Feb/13 with Tarquin, Gary
mickd - AltLd - Feb/13
nia - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/13
phil64 - 2013
smiler - AltLd - 2013
DougSt - Lead - 2013
Unconsolidated snow meant the mantles were difficult to commit to. Other than that well protected crux, difficulties short lived. Great day!allyrocke - AltLd O/S - 27/Dec/12 with Craig Whitty
I led P1 and P3, Harry did P2 and P4. Ice was reasonably well developed throughout along with the turf. The snow was rather deep and somewhat unconsolidated in some places.Ragingpossum - AltLd O/S - 17/Dec/12 with harry kingston
Harry Kingston - AltLd O/S - 17/Dec/12 with Rob, WillBourne
Steve Wakeford - AltLd - 13/Dec/12
Dougbart - AltLd - 13/Dec/12
Soloed P1, Some nice firm snow and ice for most of the climb. Took some time getting through cruxy p2. Alot of the cracks had been filled with hard water ice so difficult to place gear where I wanted it. Climbed up the right wall at the short chimney/chockstone (p3) and then traversed back over once above. Quality climb, quality day!skirton - Lead O/S - 11/Dec/12 with Andreas Wank
Hidden - AltLd - 11/Dec/12
JasonK - 19/Feb/12 with Polish Damian
Luke's first technical winter route, and Matt's first mixed route. The conditions were pretty lean and I didn't use a single ice screw. At least the turf was frozen solid.masa-alpin - Lead O/S - 15/Feb/12 with Matt B, Luke A
Hidden - 2nd β - 15/Feb/12
Tarquin - 13/Feb/12 with Simon and George
Spidermunkie - AltLd O/S - 13/Feb/12 with Sam
richard s - 2nd - 13/Feb/12 with Andy Stotesbury
Stewart B - Lead O/S - 11/Feb/12 with Anna K
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Feb/12
Hidden - 2nd - 07/Feb/12
Hidden - 2nd - 06/Feb/12
Climbed with JT. Lead pitches 1 & 3. JT lead 2 & 4. There were no ice placements but bomber nuts.Redneck - AltLd O/S - 06/Feb/12
Hidden - Lead - 02/Feb/12
Piece of piss - Kind of!! Crux was very thin, made for a bold move particularly for the leader!!! 010paw - 2nd O/S - 02/Feb/12 with Andy Watt
michael83 - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/12 with Mark Mosgrove
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/12
nikkimac - Lead - Feb/12 with Flash
gowla - AltLd - Feb/12 with Alex Burns
With Andy OwenAdamCB - 2nd - Feb/12
Guiding day. Climbed in 4 pitches, solid n�v� throughout. Ken Applegate - Lead - 31/Jan/12 with Will, Terry
nicjbuk - AltLd - 31/Jan/12 with paul freeman
gee-whizz - 2nd O/S - 31/Jan/12 with ken applegate, Tel-goatman
Milesy - AltLd - 28/Jan/12 with Luca
Not bad condition today. Some powder around but good neve where needed, exept the chimney/chockstone pitch which was covered in verglas......looked terrible so bypassed down and up right, which was entertaining climbing also. Great route overall.Pete23 - AltLd - 27/Jan/12 with Keith Haldane
Only led first pitch. Great lead from Pete on crux.
fantastic route. keith hal - AltLd O/S - 27/Jan/12 with Peter Berwick
Steps were hard, powdery.RKernan - AltLd O/S - 26/Jan/12 with John Begley
machars - AltLd - 22/Jan/12 with Bjorn Verduijn
LJKing - Lead - 22/Jan/12 with Rob Marson
Added our own variation of the top pitch. Climbed the chimney on the left. Very interesting climbing.pmurdy - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/12 with Jonny Reay
Fun route. Added some bits in for added interest. JRae - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/12 with Paul M
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/12
Somerset swede basher - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/12 with Jon Miles
lead last pitch. beautiful day, not much snow or ice though.freyja - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/12 with Patrick
The Mountain Goat - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/12 with Dom Sellers
Only about 3m of climbing at the grade, the rest is about II or I.Adam Booth - Lead O/S - 20/Jan/12 with Stu McKinnon
First Scottish winter route. Best so far.....Stumckinnon - 2nd O/S - 20/Jan/12 with Adam Booth
Nice 1st Climb of the season, start of 2nd pitch, the hardest move.rodders24 - AltLd O/S - 15/Jan/12 with Jonny Young
Hidden - AltLd - 15/Jan/12
Lost my point and shoot camera, Samsung ST70 black on the second pitch. If someone finds it, please, contact me.Alor_lab - AltLd O/S - 09/Jan/12 with Owen Flowers, Stephen Barrass
One or two solid neve placements but mostly sugary crap and unfrozen turf. Crux was dire, thank God I didn't lead it. Must go back some timeOwenF - AltLd - 09/Jan/12 with Nikolay
clams - AltLd - Jan/12 with Toby
son of thor - 2nd - 2012
luckyjim - 2012
Hidden - 2012
Liam Dangerfield - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/11
Palmer - 2nd - 18/Dec/11
Looked a bit lean from below but ice and neve on the ledges and a long reach saw me up it.Captain Solo - Solo - 28/Feb/11
ran first 2 pitches into one. Variation on the top pitch up a corner right of Twisting Grooves. Nice route, but some snow plodding between the good bits.KeithAlexander - Lead O/S - 27/Feb/11 with Jelle Muylle
Led P1 and 3.Brendan - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Andy
Crux pitch quite lively due to condition.DrJon - 2nd O/S - 17/Feb/11 with Ed, Elen
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 11/Feb/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Feb/11
Joined the first two pitches, made the crux harder by going over the chock stones... should have read guide book properly. Andy finished off with another two pitches. Great route.baileyswalk - AltLd O/S - 10/Feb/11 with Andrew Thorley
Difficult on the crux and chock stone just after the 2nd belay as there wasn't much snow / ice but really enjoyable.Keenb - 2nd O/S - 06/Feb/11 with Duncan Bell
Led (guidebook) P2 and P3, Ben led through to the top; unintentionally soloed P1. P2 Traverse was straight-forward, crux was a hard pull out of the chimney by the chockstone on P3. Descended Broad Gulley.Dinger - Lead O/S - 06/Feb/11 with Ben Keen
Led last pitchrylett - AltLd - 05/Feb/11 with Paul Knowles
Shaw Brown - AltLd - 30/Jan/11 with peter metcalfe
A excellent route which, with bomber neve everywhere, was in excellent condition; the huge spindift avalanches onto the first stance did nothing to alloy our enjoyment. Guidebook P3 (the chimney/chockstone) felt like the crux.Peter Metcalfe - AltLd - 30/Jan/11 with Shaw Brown
perfect conditionssimondunf - Lead O/S - 29/Jan/11
Led P2 & P4. Great weather, good snow conditions.
Thoroughly enjoyed the route.andy dunn - AltLd O/S - 28/Jan/11 with J
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Jan/11
4pm start. A long walk in for a very short climb!jamestheyip - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/11 with Ben Taylor
Superb climb, in good condition, lead 2nd and 4th pitchElsier - AltLd O/S - 08/Jan/11 with Koon
I climbed pitch 1 and 3. Elsie climbed the crux pitch 2 and then 4. Pitch 3 could not get over chockstone and moved to the RHS and up another small chimney.Koon - AltLd O/S - 08/Jan/11 with Elsie
Rodders28 - 2nd O/S - 08/Jan/11
PAJames - 2011
Hidden - 2011
smithaldo - 2011
Mark Salter - 2011
Lone Rider - 2011
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2011
KKilroy - Lead - 2011 with niall
kenneM - Lead O/S - 19/Dec/10 with Paul Elliott, Steve Marner
minch - 2nd O/S - 19/Dec/10
A bit thin but ice where you need it.1344 - Lead - 05/Dec/10 with Alex Warren
Drew M - AltLd - Dec/10 with Fred Lyon
Hidden - Lead - Dec/10
was in ok conditionalan barnes - AltLd - 30/Nov/10 with chris hig, luke
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Nov/10
perfect weather and in fairly good conditionSteven Andrews - AltLd O/S - 27/Nov/10 with Kane, Richard Lines
generally easy with a disproportionately hard bit!tomdude - 27/Nov/10 with john bass
jaggy bunnet - AltLd - 27/Nov/10 with frazzy4
Jimbo12c - 02/Nov/10
Hidden - AltLd - 17/Mar/10
Lovely route. Enjoyed the step out left - not alot!gilbert - 2nd - 16/Mar/10 with Rob Johnson
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 14/Mar/10
Hidden - Solo O/S - 14/Mar/10
Hidden - AltLd - 14/Mar/10
clive-greenwood - AltLd O/S - 14/Mar/10 with Andy Assam
edmitchell - Lead - 13/Mar/10 with Steve Hillier
jimmys - Lead O/S - 13/Mar/10 with Markus
Tenko - AltLd O/S - 11/Mar/10 with Brian Harrington, Dave Carrier
UndercoverElephant - Lead O/S - 06/Mar/10
Hidden - AltLd - Mar/10
Nigel Coe - AltLd - 22/Feb/10 with Pam Holt
Really good fun. Lots of gear in-situ.
Clear skies and zero wind made this one to remember. guyscott - AltLd O/S - 20/Feb/10 with Klas
WilliamBurnside - AltLd - 20/Feb/10 with Lex
Jamie B - Lead - 19/Feb/10 with Clients
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/10
Down via Broad Gully.Adi Hooper - AltLd - 15/Feb/10 with Roger Ward
Hidden - AltLd - 14/Feb/10
rob1 - AltLd - 14/Feb/10 with Andrea Sales
Pitches 2 and 4. Superb conditions.oliverk - AltLd - 14/Feb/10 with Tim Clarke
stimpey - Lead O/S - 13/Feb/10 with Tom, Pete, Davina
Timpy1584 - 2nd - 13/Feb/10 with Pete, Davina, Steve
petegunn - Lead - 13/Feb/10 with Steve,Tom, Davina
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 13/Feb/10
Lead all pitches as Paul was up for an easy time on 2nd duty.Cracking route with short lived difficulties and a nice line.Conditions were great and we met some nice folk on the hill.Sean Bell - Lead O/S - 12/Feb/10 with Paul
Did 3 pitches starting from just below the chimney, Gill lead 1 & 3.isi_o - AltLd - 09/Feb/10 with Gillian
lead second and forth pitch, got lost on the second and ended up a tricky corner!CharlieMack - AltLd O/S - 09/Feb/10 with Sam Clarke
marcusled crux, i got little roof bitmaxots - AltLd - 09/Feb/10 with MARCUS
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Feb/10
Ant Man Bee - 2nd - 07/Feb/10 with Bruce Henry, Huw Gilbert
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Feb/10
Jenny Crook - 2nd - 06/Feb/10 with Mark Patterson, Paul Millen
Jack Doyle - 02/Feb/10 with Mick
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/10
r_o_b_h2 - AltLd O/S - Feb/10 with Nik Goile
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Feb/10
Hidden - 2nd - Feb/10
Shuttsie - AltLd - Feb/10 with Andrea Sales
Amazing conditions. Great day out.Ally Baba - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/10 with R. Mcmurry
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/10
I led P2, P4 (as per guidebook, although P1 is just a snow slope really). Hannah led P1, P3. Very sociable day.stuaart - AltLd O/S - 30/Jan/10 with Hannah Gibbs
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Jan/10
Paul lead, Jennie and I seconded on half ropesmark88 - 2nd - 30/Jan/10 with Paul Millen and Jennie Crook
Liam Ingram - Lead O/S - 30/Jan/10 with Fiona Mellor, Hugo Pedder
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/10
jack_eadie - AltLd - 27/Jan/10
ben__day - 2nd O/S - 26/Jan/10 with Martyn Frost
atch - 2nd - 25/Jan/10
Not worth the 4 stars in the book but nice none the less.sebrider - AltLd - 24/Jan/10 with Chris wilson
Rather dissapointing for a **** classic. Only 3 real bits of real climbing. Thought the chockstone on pitch 3 was the crux and most interesting climbing. Chris wilson - AltLd - 24/Jan/10 with Seb
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 24/Jan/10
Rustyshanks - 2nd O/S - 21/Jan/10 with Jim Wilson
Got one pitch from the top. Did not fancy unstable looking cornice. Abbed off. Awesome route, bit unconsolidated. Glyn - AltLd dnf - 07/Jan/10 with Chris Davis, Ben
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jan/10
Hidden - Jan/10
Hidden - 2010
JasonK - 2010
colinthrelfall - 2010
Lovely climb, had a race to the airport after topping out...The second chimney on the left below the cornice provided some good sport....liamo333 - AltLd O/S - 2010
Tile Diver - 2010 with Rossi
paulmck - 2010
Superb conditions. Great wee routeLawrie Brand - AltLd O/S - 17/Dec/09 with Pete Nellist
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 12/Dec/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Dec/09
Hidden - 2nd - 29/Nov/09
Wanderer100 - 2nd rpt - Mar/09 with Chas
NeilGriffiths - 07/Feb/09 with Adrian Pedley
Dunx - AltLd - 07/Feb/09 with Joe M, Adam
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Feb/09
Good first pitch, but didn't place any runners after that!CalumC - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/09 with Will Grayson
NiceJDSwain - Solo O/S - 01/Feb/09 with Tom Ripley
pimpy - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/09 with calum cuthill
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/09
windy100 - 2009
Hidden - 2009
nukebat - AltLd O/S - 07/Dec/08 with Colin
Hidden - AltLd - 12/Apr/08
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 06/Apr/08
Hidden - AltLd - 05/Apr/08
Great climbJimmy O - AltLd - 27/Mar/08 with Matt Down
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 24/Mar/08
Bristoldave - 2nd O/S - 24/Mar/08 with Douglas and Alex
The party ahead of us bailed through nerves. I found the route pleasant.Rampikino - Lead - 22/Mar/08 with Cat
halhorner - AltLd - 22/Mar/08 with Chris Densham
thomasaneurinsmith - AltLd O/S - 16/Mar/08 with Carol Goodall
dan gibson - AltLd O/S - 16/Mar/08 with brian
bullwinkle - AltLd O/S - 15/Mar/08 with Sam
Novice - AltLd - Feb/08
Hidden - 26/Jan/08
Hidden - AltLd dnf - 19/Jan/08
Bailed off the crux due to really poor conditions.Jamie Light - AltLd dnf - 19/Jan/08 with Matt Griffin / Simon
Hidden - 01/Jan/08
Hidden - 2008
second ascent, led 1 and 3abbeywall - AltLd - 2008
Hidden - AltLd - 2008
joese7en - AltLd O/S - 2008
aged_ape - Mar/07
Amazing route. Andy 1st, 3rd & 4th pitch. Nick got difficult scrabbly 2nd pitch in soft conditions. Great first pitch. Really interesting/intimidating start. Andynsloan - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/07 with Nick Williams
tumbling wizard - Lead - Feb/07
glenngordon - Lead - 2007
jonnybull - 2nd O/S - 2007 with Rampant
innesmac - 2007
Hidden - 2007
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Apr/06
Hidden - AltLd - Apr/06
Jim Haydock - AltLd - 20/Mar/06 with Fred'
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 19/Mar/06
rob k - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/06 with R Marson
Hidden - Lead - Mar/06
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Feb/06
reg_measures - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/06 with torran, claire
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Feb/06
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Feb/06
CurlyStevo - AltLd - 2006
Neil Adams - AltLd O/S - 2006
steveP - Lead O/S - 13/Mar/05 with Paul Grace
French Erick - Solo - 06/Mar/05
Hidden - Lead - 05/Mar/05
Ross Barnes - AltLd - Mar/05
Chris L Hill - Lead O/S - Mar/05 with Ed Cheadle
seanyt - Lead - Mar/05
jaggy bunnet - AltLd - 27/Feb/05
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Feb/05
crowberry gully - AltLd - 19/Feb/05 with Ross McGibbon
Hidden - Lead - Feb/05
Ice Spider - Lead - 2005 with Rew
Hidden - AltLd - 23/Feb/04
alan moore - 2004
david0811 - AltLd - 2003
Classic Scottish Winter route, but in poor condition
http://www.pardoes.nildram.co.uk/pages/torridon.htmSteve Pardoe - 2nd - 10/Feb/02 with Robin Beadle (Guide), Steve Carr
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/02
markharro - Lead - 2002
abbeywall - AltLd - 24/Jan/01 with K
& Jeb Wilkinsnet - 2nd - Jan/01 with Jim Heath
Gambit - Lead β - 2001
andrewbooth1000 - Lead - 02/Feb/00 with Bryan Cosgrove
Dave Almond - AltLd - 2000 with Mark Thomas
akhughes - Solo O/S - 2000
zero six - AltLd - 2000
Dave Kerr - Lead - 10/Jan/99 with Craig Proctor
Tarquin - 1999
Mickdenali - Lead - 1998
Hidden - AltLd - 08/Mar/97
jl - 2nd O/S - Mar/97 with CCMC
innes - Solo - 1997
WB - AltLd O/S - 1996 with Nicola, Guy
TheAndyBarker - Lead - Jan/95
lawrenceK - Solo - Mar/94
Hidden - AltLd - 14/Feb/94
Hidden - Lead - Dec/93
daprince - AltLd - Dec/93
Andy Say - Lead - 04/Apr/92
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Apr/91
rob from scotland - AltLd O/S - Jun/90
Hidden - 24/Jan/90
Hidden - Jan/90
Hidden - Solo - 1990
ChrisJD - AltLd - 04/Mar/89
cornishmackem - AltLd - 21/Feb/88 with Rob Applegate
Can't remember exact year.macmuseeuw - AltLd - 1987 with Allan Hughes
sadams - AltLd - 02/Mar/86 with Mark Bonham
Tony Prendergast - Feb/86 with Mike Evans
Little ice presentFalko - Lead - 01/Feb/85 with A N Other
Hidden - 1985
99bolivar - AltLd - Feb/84 with Derek Smithson
alan.rodger - 2nd - Mar/83 with ian rae
On courseHoward J - AltLd β - 16/Feb/83 with Loch Eil Centre
Hidden - AltLd - 1982
Had done before cutting steps. On this occasion Al and I led throughDavid Smith - AltLd - 17/Feb/80 with George Wilson, Al Bennett
Bruce Kerr - 2nd - 02/Dec/78 with Frank Hughes
Hidden - AltLd - 11/Feb/78
Lone Rider - Solo - 1978
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One of golf's so-called fundamentals is the weight shift. I'd like to discuss this subject at some depth in this week's edition.
I'm not fond of the term "weight shift" and would like to introduce a new term, "balance points."
The way I see it, there are three balance points: the starting point, the load point and the release point.
The word "shift" implies that there's something to be done. I submit that "weight shift" is something that occurs.
My understanding of the golf swing is based on this premise. When swinging the club, there are some things you cause to happen, while there are others that should be allowed to happen.
Trouble arises when you try to cause what should be allowed.
The concept of shifting weight can be a great source of difficulty and confusion. Let's see if we can clear up this weighty issue once and for all.
First of all, your starting position is crucial to creating an efficient golf swing. Proper posture, correct alignment and adequate stance width are key ingredients to create a natural, responsive move.
Get these elements right and the rest is easy. One great example of an effective motion relating to the golf swing is skipping a stone across a lake or pond. Most of us, have been by a lake, picked up a flat stone and skipped it across the water's surface. Fun, wasn't it? Did you think of any theories on how to do it? No, you just wound up and let it fly. If you wanted to videotape someone doing that, you might find how similar the movements were to that of the golf swing. Your instincts would've taken over and as you drew your arm back to throw. Your balance would have followed your arm to support its movement. Upon releasing the stone, your weight would, again, follow your arm to give support. At no time would you make any effort to shift your weight, turn your hips, etc. It would just happen as a reflexive response to skip the stone.
The lake was your target, and all the body did was react to your intent to skip the stone along the surface. I call this natural motion a "dynamic" weight shift. To try to force or create a weight shift is called "static" weight shift, not a good way to do it consistently, much less efficiently. Here's how we do it.
Remember this simple mantra, "weight follows motion." You hold the club in your hands, swing it with your arms and torso and have a target in mind. When you cause your back swing motion in a connected or one-piece take away, your balance will gather on to your back foot to support that effort.
As you reverse your motion to the target, your balance will follow in that direction. As long as you have the target in mind, the body will accommodate the swing's motion. We want our "weight shift" to be a natural response to the target, not something contrived. Let it happen and it will, force it and it won't. It's as simple as that.
Yours for better golf,
Del Starks is a PGA teaching professional at Abacoa Golf Club in Jupiter. Contact him at (561) 262-0708, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.delstarks.com.
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Mr. Tata was MIA for 5 years. Having been shanghaied into a unknown fast food freezer
he has finally been released from his prison.
'The Man' has stripped him of his identity! He is now known by:
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David Cronenberg remembers the time Oliver Stone asked him, David, does it bother you to be such a marginal filmmaker?
To which Cronenberg, one of Canadas most admired and famous directors, replied, Well, Oliver, it depends. How big of an audience do you need?
Therein lies the secret to Cronenbergs success. Cosmopolis, his new movie opening Friday, is an adaptation of Don DeLillos novel about a young billionaire named Eric Packer who spends a day in his limo riding around New York City in search of a haircut.
There is practically no traditional plot in Cosmopolis. More than half the movie takes place inside the limo, where Eric has meetings with his staff, gets a checkup from his doctor (Your prostate is asymmetrical) and even has sex. Although Eric is played by Robert Pattinson, the hugely popular star of the Twilight series, Cosmopolis is a tough sell for the multiplex crowd a rigorous, challenging and oddly hypnotic movie filled with dense, jargon-heavy dialogue.
At 69, Cronenberg continues to make his heady movies the hard way.
When youre a filmmaker, you spend a year and a half of your life maybe more putting these things together: You have to get your financing in place and you go after actors who will reject you, he says. Its a difficult process. So the movie has to really excite and intrigue me and make me feel like Im going to discover something by making it, he says.
Naturally, you have to tailor the budget to suit the subject matter. No one is going to spend $200 million on Cosmopolis. But if youre realistic about expectations and the size of your audience, and youre willing to work for not that much money, you can come up with very interesting things.
Cosmopolis $20 million price tag still seems high for such an outside-the-box movie, but Cronenberg offset the risk to financiers by casting Pattinson, who appears in every scene. (Colin Farrell was originally set to play Eric, but had to back out due to scheduling conflicts.)
I got the script out of the blue and was offered the role, which was a little shocking, Pattinson says. Usually, the movies I am offered straight-up are terrible. This script felt so original, it was almost gleaming.
I knew there was a movie to be made here. I was just worried that I might not be the one to pull it off. I kept thinking There are tons of people better than me for this job! It took me a while to make peace with that.
Cosmopolis offered Pattinson the opportunity to try a kind of minimalist acting he hadnt done before. Eric Packer is a detached, aloof man who rarely expresses what hes feeling. On the page, DeLillo makes us privy to his thoughts and interior monologue; on screen, Pattinson uses small gestures, the faintest trace of a smile or a frown and the hardening of a stare to convey his inner state.
At the start of the movie, I am wearing this dark, blank suit, he says. I am wearing completely blacked-out sunglasses and Im standing still, not moving. Every tool actors use for their performance has been taken away from me, he says.
But I felt secure because I knew David was watching me really watching me and that gives you confidence. Most of the time on movie sets, I question whether the director is even paying attention to what Im doing.
Pattinsons legion of Twilight fans will be befuddled by this coldly fascinating movie, but Cronenberg has built a sufficient following to ensure an audience for the strange brew.
Not everyone will like it, of course. There isnt a Cronenberg fan on the planet who could honestly say he loves all of the directors movies. And thats a testament to the risks hes taken from the beginning of his 37-year career.
Gory shockers
The Toronto native started in the 1970s with a series of gory, low-budget shockers sprinkled with subtle social and political commentary. The Brood, for example, may be the most disturbing (and gruesome) movie ever made about divorce. And in Shivers (retitled They Came From Within for its U.S. release), the zombies want to rape rather than devour you.
Those cheap, artful movies were profitable enough to earn Cronenberg bigger budgets, and two early 80s sci-fi pictures heightened his profile: Scanners, with its infamous exploding head, and Videodrome, a surreal exploration of voyeurism and technology that featured Deborah Harry as a soft-spoken sadomasochist.
But Cronenberg didnt really enter the mainstream until the one-two punch of The Dead Zone, a well-received adaptation of the Stephen King novel starring Christopher Walken, and The Fly, an Oscar-nominated study in body-horror that doubled as a metaphor for AIDS. Their critical and commercial success seemed to earn him a perch in the Hollywood echelons, proving he could make technically polished pictures and draw strong performances from actors.
And then he walked away from big pictures and returned to personal ones: Dead Ringers, his disquieting study of twins (played by Jeremy Irons); Naked Lunch, a hallucinatory fantasy inspired by William S. Burroughs novel; M. Butterfly, his disastrous adaptation of the acclaimed play, and eXistenZ, a sci-fi fantasy about virtual-reality games that, like Videodrome, seems uncannily prescient today.
The same can be said of DeLillos 2003 vision of anti-capitalist riots, terrorist attacks and fortunes lost to sudden economic shifts.
Its amusing to go back and read some of the reviews of that novel, because a lot of the critics said Oh, these demonstrations on Wall Street are so unconvincing! Cronenberg says. That stuff seemed like fantasy and made it difficult to relate to. And now, of course, things have changed.
The prophetic nature of Cosmopolis was the least of what fascinated him about DeLillos book, he says.
I think artists just have highly sensitive antennae, maybe a bit more sensitive than other people. So you are sensitive to things in the air that are going to manifest and evolve naturally in the future. You become an accidental prophet. Its not something you aspire to do.
There are certain sci-fi writers who pride themselves on debating the future. Arthur C. Clarke was very proud he predicted there would be information satellites orbiting the Earth before they existed. But my interest in Cosmopolis had nothing to do with its prescient nature.
Cronenberg says that when he spoke to DeLillo about the novel, the author revealed the book was born out of mundane questions. He was interested by the idea of limos. Why would someone have such a long, clumsy vehicle on the tight streets of New York? Where do all those limos go at night? Stuff like that. He wasnt anticipating an economic meltdown when he sat down to write.
Realistic dialogue
For Cronenberg, too, the inspiration to adapt Cosmopolis sprang not from grand themes but subtle detail.
I was simply taken by the dialogue. Its a bit like David Mamet or Harold Pinter, because its realistic on one level it sounds like the way people speak but its also very stylized. When I transcribed it into screenplay form, it gave the movie an incredible cohesion and resonance. Thats when I asked myself, Is this a movie? And I thought, Yes. Its a really interesting movie.
Nearly all of the dialogue is lifted from the book, which meant the actors had to sound natural while saying lines like, Were all young and smart and were raised by wolves. But the phenomenon of reputation is a delicate thing. A person rises on a word and falls on a syllable.
For Pattinson, the unusual cadences and word choices felt liberating.
I felt a physical connection with the writing I thought it was so good and I wanted to read it aloud as soon as I got the script, just to see how it sounded. It is so perfectly written. I loved the fact that I didnt need to put my personal stamp on it as an actor. I just had to perform it in the truest way possible.
With its emotionally cool demeanor, polished visuals and occasional bursts of bloody violence, Cosmopolis folds neatly into Cronenbergs body of work, continuing themes he explored in previous films, albeit in a radically different way.
The movie Cosmopolis reminds me the most of is Crash, Cronenbergs 1996 adaptation of the J.G. Ballard novel, says William Beard, author of The Artist as Monster: The Cinema of David Cronenberg. In that movie, the characters were frozen in a way: They were cut off from their own feelings. They had to have car crashes and very strange sex in order to break through the ice that had encased them. They had to go to bizarre extremes just to feel something.
In Cosmopolis, you have a guy who is literally encased in this car. The limo glides through the streets in this dream-like fashion. He also seems to be a guy who is divorced from his feelings. Hes replaced them with power he can control people, he has staff at his beck and call, he even has his own philosopher.
And as the film goes on, you start thinking about other Cronenberg movies where the central protagonist is wrapped up in hallucinations. Cosmopolis presents you with a barrier that you have to struggle with What the hell is going on here? This movie is not going anywhere, its not doing anything, its just a guy in a car and strange things are happening. And by the end of the movie, he almost has a smile on his face. Hes had his crash.
Car theme
Tim Lucas, author of Studies in the Horror Film: Videodrome and the editor of Video Watchdog magazine, says automobiles have long been a Cronenberg fixation, reaching back to his little-seen 1979 drag-racing movie Fast Company.
He once described them to me as machines that could collapse time, meaning how they allow people to get from place to place faster, and how they become their own environments with their own time frames that can collapse. I havent seen Cosmopolis, but it sounds like familiar territory [for Cronenberg] and also a refreshing and daringly experimental way of approaching the insulation between people and their technology.
When asked about the symbolic importance of Erics limousine , Cronenberg takes the idea one step further.
Eric is living in a bubble. His limo is a tank, a submarine, but its also a bell jar, a vacuum, he says. Hes detached himself from the real world and forces everyone to come to him, into the world hes created.
When he gets out of the limo, he barely knows how to operate. At his job, he deals with billions of virtual dollars, but hes never touching real money. He doesnt know how to pay for something or tip somebody. This is weirdly accurate in terms of the lives of certain wealthy, powerful people.
Édouard Carmignac, one of the investors in our movie, is considered to be the French Warren Buffett. He wanted to invest in the movie because he felt the book was incredibly accurate. He works with a lot of people who live in this kind of virtual world that is so disconnected from reality. But it is their reality, so they dont have a problem. Our movie, in a sense, is about what happens to Eric when he gets out of that limo and steps out into the real world.


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When Danny Justice answered a knock on his front door Saturday night, nothing could have prepared him for what was on the other side.
A man with a black metal baseball bat began beating Danny in front of three of his children, and his young niece and nephew.
His wife, Emily Justice says, "I heard all the kids scream and I ran out here. You know, he was on the floor, there was a puddle of blood under his head, and I said, 'Oh my God, have you been shot?'"
The attacker hit Danny three times: Once on his hand, on his arm, and one savage blow to the head.
"When I got hit, I guess it dazed me. And the next thing I know, I'm picking myself up off the ground, and I see blood all over the floor," recalls Danny.
The children were able to get a good look at the suspect. They say he's a black male, between 5'11 and 6 feet. He was wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans, and brown sneakers. They weren't able to see his face because he wrapped something white-like a towel or a sheet- around his head.
After filing a police report, the Justices were told that police had spotted a man who matched the description. They chased him, but the man got away when police heard nearby gunshots and went to investigate.
The Justices have lived in their home for nearly seven months. This is the first time they have ever felt unsafe there. Emily Justice says, "I'm a little worried he could come back."
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Unhappy Valley: Some Penn State grads call to take down Joe Paterno statue after Freeh report
Penn State graduates across the nation reeled Thursday, in the wake of the damning Freeh report alleging that iconic football coach Joe Paterno essentially turned a blind eye to the Jerry Sandusky child abuse scandal.
Some former Happy Valley denizens are even calling for JoePa's statue on the campus to be taken down — immediately.
"He knew or should have known and did NOTHING. Children suffered," PSU grad Michael Brint wrote on the Penn State Alumni Facebook page today. "Rip the statue down NOW."
"St Joepa your Bronze Statue and halo are a fraud … tear it down," wrote Douglas Rutkowski on another Penn State Alumni Facebook page.
But other Penn State grads were skeptical of the report's findings, and voiced continued loyalty to the deceased coach. Paterno did in January of lung cancer, two months after he was fired amidst the sex abuse scandal.
"He was the football coach. He wasn't like, the Penn State day care supervisor. He had a very specific job to do, and he certainly did that to the best of his ability," said 2002 Penn State graduate Patrick Kelley, now a lawyer in Erie, PA.
"Even if somebody (expletive) up once you can't and shouldn't erase all the good things they did," he added.
The 267-page report was written and investigated by the Freeh, Sporkin and Sullivan law firm. Using a series of emails and other documents, Freeh came to the conclusion that Paterno was aware of at least two allegations that Sandusky abused young boys over a period of several years, and did little to prevent the abuse.
The report also named Penn State President Graham Spanier, Senior Vice President Gary Schultz, and athletic director Timothy Curley as other heavily involved officials.
"Four of the most powerful people at the Pennyslvania State University … failed to protect against a child sexual predator harming children for over a decade," read the report. "They exhibited a striking lack of empathy for Sandusky's victims."
Sandusky, 68, was convicted last month of sexually abusing 10 boys. He now faces 373 years in prison.


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A government shutdown would likely mean delayed paychecks for military personnel and furloughs for thousands of government workers. Additionally, new social security claims may not be processed and payments could be delayed. Processing new housing or student loan applications could also become an issue. National parks, museums and zoos would close, and applications for new passports and visas could come to a halt.
It is important to point out that a government shutdown does not mean that all government agencies would close. John Como of the Madison County Republican Party said that the essential services of the government will continue. You will still get mail and social security checks. Medicare and veterans benefits will continue, and the military will still operate.
"Locally, the civilian workforce may possibly be furloughed for x-number of days until they figure out how they are going to come to a budget agreement," Como said.
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AltMusicHub's Ryan Dunne chats with Michael Starr front man of Steel Panther
How are you today Michael?
I am good today, winding up my day by playing some Xbox.
What are you playing?
Madden Football, not an Australian thing but it is for me.
Steel panther have blown the world away as late; reviving glam metal. Do you have anything to say to that?
Well it has been our goal and do exactly what we are doing right now. Terrorise people and infiltrate our style of heavy metal to those who don't listen to it. Because when you see a show and we are singing about fucking chicks in the ass, it freaks people out at first. Hit her in the shitter. Treat her like a critter.
On Steel Panther, many have said that you are a parody/joke band just about sex. What do you say to that?
The cool thing about Steel Panther is that you either love us or hate us. There is nobody in the middle that says they are pretty good. Some say "they are fucked; they are stupid I wish they would die." Then there are others who would say "I want to suck the lead singer's balls if they were in my mouth." All I have to say is, if you don't like it. Take the cd out and give it to someone else. So then they can see if they like it or not. It doesn't matter to us, heavy metal is coming back like it or not.
On your new album Balls Out what things inspired you apart from sex, more sex and tiger woods?
We got the most inspiration from when the record label told us that they were going to let us do another record instead of dropping us. That gave us the inspiration to go to the next level of unadulterated heavy rockiness. Feel the Steel was a great debut but Balls Out solidifies us as a legitimate band, we just rule.
Balls Out has had a great amount of positive feedback, we gave the album 8 ½ of 10.
You guys love the album because you have great taste.
Balls Out is more technical and complete compared to Feel the Steel. Was this something you wanted to do?
Satchel really took the bull by the horns with this one. He sat on his guitar for hours and hours, doing a little bit of crystal meth to keep him going. He wrote and wrote, a lot of the songs show how much effort he put in learning different techniques and doing different drugs to get different feels. We all got together to write around what he had written was just awesome.
Steel Panther have grown over the years do you see yourself writing a Metallica like Lulu album in the future?
Nope, never. If we ever get green lit for another record, which Satchel has already started writing for the next record; I already have an idea for another song called teleporter. It is about fucking a chick and you cum in her and she tells you that she isn't on the pill. You just wish you had a teleporter. That is what the song is about.
I am sure that will hit home with most males in the world.
Could you pick your favourite track off Balls Out?
Yeap, Weenie Ride it is so intimate. It features Stixx our drummer who plays piano. It is heart-warming that the drumming steps up. The song is about what chicks love the most… cock.
This will be the first time the band comes to Australia and we are going to have high expectations.
Don't worry we are doing a massive tour with Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe the week before so we will be warmed up. We will be ready to rock. People don't realise we play every week, for like 11 years. So we are seasoned and ready to rock.
You will be coming to Australia for Soundwave Festival are there any acts which you want to meet with?
I want to meet Marilyn Manson and get some make up tips from him. I am having trouble with my eyeliner. I also want to see if I can out do him on cocaine. I think he is a bit more intimidating that what he really is.
Steel Panther are also playing two club shows with Alter Bridge and the Melbourne one sold out on the first day. What is your reaction to this?
I can't believe we are playing with Alter Bridge. That is an odd mix do you think?
At first I thought it was a bit odd, but when I thought about it more. Alter Bridge are really becoming a rock force and lead by Myles Kennedy who I think is one of the best vocalists to come out over the years. It made sense in the end.
We have been offered to do shows with them in the past. It is the first time we both decided to play the shows. I know Myles Kennedy he gave me some vocal tips before going on stage at Download Festival in England. He is a super cool guy. I am stoked that they are selling fast.
What can we expect at the festival shows and the club shows?
It is going to be so different to any other band you have ever seen before because we are going to rock your balls off. Not only are we unique but we are really handsome.
And humble.
And humble as well, which is very endearing.
Apart from sleeping with some Aussie girls, what are your plans in Australia.
I want to go surfing, I surfed Mexico and Hawaii and want to surf Australia on my day off.
Any last words?
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After four years of Republican intransigence – even when Democrats have championed Republican ideas – the Democratic left insists that the White House hasn't grasped that the 2012 campaign is not about policy. So far, Republicans are proving more adept at speaking, in both coded and direct terms, to Americans' stark demographic and psychological divisions.
That Republican nominee Mitt Romney stood before the nation and all but disowned the tax-cut, Medicare, health policy and other GOP doctrines he had campaigned on for months is likely to matter little to his backers. The last three Republican presidents, as MSNBC commentator Chris Hayes pointed out, also campaigned on promises of economic growth, deficit reduction and tax relief – and all left behind a faltering economy and ballooned deficits. What they reliably delivered was tax cuts benefiting the wealthy.
This campaign showcases the GOP's ability to feed the anger of a large chunk of aging white Americans whose presumption of "exceptionalism" in citizenship and nationality is now being challenged by claims of equality for younger, multiracial, immigrant and "non-traditional" Americans – as represented by Obama himself.
The president's continued invocation of "Republicans and Democrats working together" demonstrates the Democrats' self-destructive course. Post-2008 Republicans, in both congressional votes and campaign statements, have made it clear that their goal is to destroy not just this presidency, but any concept of a society shared among a diverse, multicultural citizenry.


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It got cool tonight so I spent some time tending the garden. Since I haven't in *weeks**.
I planted a gifted grape vine — finally. It's been sitting in its pot, duking it out with the viscious watermelon. Now it lives by the compost bin.
It came with directions, which I read before disregarding.
I padded up its area with fresh compost mulch — and built up the slope below it with some straw under mulch.
I think it'll do well there, but I'll need to give it more supports.
Then I admired a nearby ant colony.
Took note of three ready-to-grab tomatoes on my much-neglected plant.
Discovered my FIRST EVER eggplant!!!
And further bankrupted my compost pile by burying my boneyard in fresh mulch — to try to remove the lingering skin bits on a skull I found.
Admired a…wild parsley?
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I've known for quite a few years that I have a rare disease. Actually, as a kid, I had such strange ailments that my parents took me to Mayo Clinic, where I we were told it was Lupus. My sister still carries that as a diagnosis. Doctors said I would probably never have children. What they should have said is "You should never have kids." That way I would not have passed on whatever genetic mutations have caused so much suffering for so many of my kids.
But I was cocky when I was young. And I felt pretty good while pregnant and nursing. In time things caught up to me. I produce so many kidney stones that both sides of my body show evidence of stones present, and those who have left behind scar tissue. Tomorrow I go in for surgery to remove a monster stone from the left side that is eating away the kidney tissue where it impacted. I have a dual kidney on the right side (yep, two of them) and they both have stones bouncing around in them right now.
It's amazing what you can get used to though. While the kidney stone pain can at times be nearly unbearable, I know what causes it, and just go on with life the best I can. A couple of months ago, a pain came on that was different enough to send me to get checked out. That was when tumors were seen in my liver and in my ovary. The whole process of determining what these are and whether they need surgery has been very frustrating. The feeling of doctors is that once you have confirmed metabolic disease, as I do, that any and every health complaint is probably associated with that disorder. But people with metabolic disease still get cancer, still get viral and bacterial illness. So the appearance of an odd tumor in the liver is not a big deal. It's probably the same lipoma type thing I have in my brain. It's kind of fun to admit to having a brain tumor in the center of my brain. People cut way more slack on my memory issues.
The status of my liver is that it is looking…unwell. And I'm not even a drinker. I get enough headaches without adding hangovers to the equation. Back at Jean McNair Middle School in the 1970s, I had a social studies teacher who boldly told our class "By the time you are 18, I guarantee that each and every one of you will have gotten drunk and viewed a porno movie." It pissed me off that Mr. Waldron could presume to judge me, and I still have done neither of these activities. Maybe if he's still alive somewhere, I can get in touch with him and do both with him. My point is that my liver is not in pre-cirrhosis state due to alcohol. It's the dang mitochondrial illness. This is a list that doctors use to see if a symptom fits with metabolic disease:
The following are examples of potential manifestations affecting each of the major organ systems:
* Growth failure, failure to thrive, weight loss
* Ambiguous genitalia, delayed puberty, precocious puberty
* Developmental delay, seizures, dementia, encephalopathy, stroke
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* Dental abnormalities
* Immunodeficiency, thrombocytopenia, anemia, enlarged spleen, enlarged lymph nodes
* Many forms of cancer
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* Excessive urination, renal failure, dehydration, edema
* Hypotension, heart failure, enlarged heart, hypertension, myocardial infarction
* Hepatomegaly, jaundice, liver failure
* Unusual facial features, congenital malformations
* Excessive breathing (hyperventilation), respiratory failure
* Abnormal behavior, depression, psychosis
* Joint pain, muscle weakness, cramps
* Hypothyroidism, adrenal insufficiency, hypogonadism, diabetes mellitus
I have a shockingly large number of these. I know my life span will be shortened. My anger comes not from the lack of control I have over most of what is to come as over what has happened and will happen to my offspring. I'm not wishing even one of my kids away, but if I knew then what I knew then, I would not have had kids. What right did I have to visit it upon them? But what's done is done, and I hope they will forgive me. I hope they will benefit from the research that is being done. I hope they will embrace the lives they have and say "Well, at least I AM alive," and will do all they can with each day they are given.
Tomorrow I have the first surgery of many more to come. I hate anesthesia. I hate being in the hospital. It has gotten worse with age. But I will try to be as brave, witty and hopeful as I can be at each stage, because there are 9 people in the world that I love beyond description. I'm not being vain when I say that at least a few of them would be devastated by my death. I need to be around at least another ten years to see my kids all safely into adulthood, and will do what I need to do to make that happen.


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Edmond Library Temporarily Closing
The Edmond Library, 10 S. Boulevard, will close temporarily from Monday, October 20 through Wednesday, October 29, 2008, library officials announced today.
"We have some small but exciting changes in store," said library manager Karen Bays, "including the installation of new carpeting, some fresh painting, and the delivery of a dozen new lounge chairs to replace some that are wearing out."
The Edmond Library will be closed for ten days. Edmond Library customers are encouraged to use any of the Metropolitan Library System's other 16 locations while the work is being done.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City . You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org


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EL PASO — A former El Paso County Commissioner is now running for city council. Tania Chozet has filed paperwork with the muncipal clerk's office, and is hoping to become a representative for District 7. That seat is currently held by Steve Ortega, but he is running for mayor. Chozet served on Commissioner's Court for a short time last year after Willie Gandara Jr. resigned.
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Useful info:
- Automatic needle threader
- 225 built-in stitches
- 7 one-step buttonholes
- 'Drop and Sew' bobbin system
- Vivid LCD screen
- Twin needle setting
- Auto tension
- Drop feed
- Built-in alphabet
- Memory capability
- One-touch stitch selection
- 2 StayBright™ LED Lights
- Singer 7470 Confidence sewing machine
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Singer 7465 Confidence Sewing Machine
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The latest technology has revolutionised ease of use in our sewing machines. A huge choice of 50 stitches with simple push button selection and the optimal stitch length and width being automatically set. Sliders to adjust stitch length and width. This machine uses computer technology to make the machine extremely user friendly.
Useful info:
- 50 stitches
- Automatic electronic optimal settings
- One-step buttonhole
- 2 buttonhole styles
- 13 needle positions
- Push button stitch selection
- Easy stitch length/width change slider
- Drop and Sew bobbin system bobbin
- Automatic needle threader
- 2 StayBright™ LED lights
- Twin needle setting
- Drop feed
- Auto-tension
- Built-in accessory storage
- Snap-on presser feet
- Carry handle
- H 21.6, W 28.3, D 16.2 cm
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This Singer overlocker 14SH754 has all the features you know to expect from a brand leader like Singer and at a great price. It comes ready threaded with White cones, ready to start stitching immediately. Easy lay in threading, adjustable stitch length control and adjustable differential feed mechanism to allow for gathering of fabric or sewing with stretch fabric.
Useful info:
- Colour-Coded lay-in
- Adjustable cutting width
- FREE Arm
- Extra-High Presser Foot
- Tension
- Portable, making it easy to transport the machine
- Built-in carrying handle and storage area
- 2, 3 or 4 thread overlocking - 6 different stitch types ensure the perfect stitch, regardless of the project. Blind Hems, Rolled Hems, Pintucking, Flatlocking, finishing RAW edges and joining seams
- Differential Feed
- Adjustable stitch length and width
- Built-in rolled hem, at the touch of a button
- Flatlocking and decorative applications
- Movable knife, cut/trim off while stitching or not
- H 28, W 31, D 28 cm


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Pilates offered at Nisswa Community Center
Professional trainer Sherry Johnson will offer six weeks of Pilates classes from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at the Nisswa Community Center on the following dates:
Oct. 14, 17, 21, 24, 28 and 31, and Nov. 4, 7, 11, 14, 18 and 21.
Cost is $80 if registered before Sept. 30, and $100 for late registration.
The next session will start Dec. 2. Register before Nov. 15 for a discount.
Classes are offered through Nisswa Park and Recreation.
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Look of the Week: 7 Men's Cardigans for the Shifty Weather
By Lily Ko on February 16, 2012 2:00 PM
It's sweater weather – no doubt about it – and cardigans are the answer. The versatility factor alone makes them a wardrobe essential for every San Francisco man. And don't let anyone tell you a button-down knit isn't manly, because it is. In fact, men's cardigans are stylish, practical and quite flattering when worn correctly. Here's how.


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