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There exist a great number of people in this world of ours who carry within them deep feelings of rejection. These people feel that they are meant to teach others what they've been taught. Yet, at times, what these teachers (whoever they may be) have attempted to share is turned down. What is offered may be accepted for a time, maybe for a very long time, but the teachings are eventually released by the "student."
This could occur only in one setting. For example, perhaps you'd been brought up studying Religion A. At 17 years of age you realize that Religion A not really doing much for you, and you make the decision to follow Religion B instead. Or perhaps you drop religion altogether. This may cause feelings of rejection to well up in those individuals who'd tried to instill their beliefs in you since birth.
Rejection of teachings can also occur in abundance. Two good examples are of those who awaken spiritually and those who are in a state of bewildered defiance toward parental control. While these two instances are of a very different nature, they are the same in that whole lives can shift as a result. Deep down there comes such a great desire for change in one's current life situation that change is then induced on a number of levels.
It's at this point of shift, this point of tossing out of prior teachings, that the different- and likely distasteful-to-other ways come in. (Please note that arguments as to whether the old or new ways are "good" or "bad" is impertinent here. Such are totally subjective to the perspective each individual.) It's also at this point of shift where those who'd seen themselves as some form of teacher now acquire a sense of rejection.
The message I wish to offer to any who see themselves in the capacity of "teacher" is that any feeling of rejection from a non-adherent "student" is unnecessary.
Let's look at some examples as to what the feeling of rejection actually is and how to get around it…
There is no one "right" way to live.
Let's face it. There are around 7 billion people in this world who are spread across hundreds of millions of square miles intertwining thousands of cultures, religions, languages, environments, and so on. Aside from the fact that we're all made of the same stuff, we do not otherwise all fit into the same basket. Not necessarily an American and an Asian, nor, even, a father and his own son. As individuals, what makes "I" I is the fact that each of us is unique from all others.
Yet, to a greater or lesser extent, the teacher teaches that there is only one "right" way, doesn't she? "This is the way life is. This is the way we must follow." No wonder rejection is felt by the teacher when the student casts off what has been offered.
We can only become this demanding with our beliefs when we are uncertain of them ourselves. If we are secure in our way, we don't worry about driving our beliefs into others because we know both that our interaction with life will prove out our beliefs and that, as the saying goes, "when the student is ready, the teacher appears"; it's realized that there is nothing to truly teach because there isn't truly a student. When we are uncertain, we carry a mentality of I-have-to-feed-this-to-others-as-a-means-of-confirming-it-for-myself. When rejection arises, it's actually a taste of self-insecurity being reflected back at us.
This type of rejection can be done away with…
1.) …by making one's self cognizant of what is truly occurring (this being a general rule to everything in life that causes suffering);
2.) …by acknowledging that everyone has their own path, their own purpose, and no one really knows what another's path or purpose is.
"I don't want what you have to offer."
This could just be a simple, "Hey, Mom…I don't believe in what you're trying to teach me. I need to seek out a different way." Or, if we look to more of an extreme, maybe a father is overly regimented in his beliefs as to how his daughter "should" live. In such a situation, it could very well turn out that the girl becomes emotional to the point of angrily rejecting everything taught by the parent as "acceptable" or "appropriate."
Whatever the case, when all emotional charge is stripped away, a student's actions boil down to the same basic and neutral thing: This isn't working for me right now. I have to find a path that fits me. Your way is not my way. Any emotional charge is there simply as a result of a suppressive atmosphere.
But irrespective of emotional charge, the rejection that may well up within the teacher is not actually due to the student. Like I said above, the rejection is of the self. If we're the teacher, we're not really sure about what we claim as "true," so we continually try to put our beliefs on others in order to have them affirmed. When others don't want what we call "truth," we get shaken up because we realize, probably not consciously, that our beliefs may not be as absolute as we'd thought.
We can circumvent all of this unease by actively working out our beliefs to see what really is or isn't true; to see what we may label as "true" merely because it feels appropriate in our own life, not necessarily in someone else's. And if we're completely uncertain—fine. There's no reason we have to "know" any given thing about any given thing. To think this way is just another false belief that will cause us another bout of painful emotion.
…Consequently, since we and the Universe are one, to admit to ourselves that we don't know is to open ourselves to an ever deepening Universal knowledge and wisdom which had been previously inaccessible.
The "teacher" doesn't even follow his or her own teachings.
There's not all that much to say about this one. If we can't walk our talk, it makes zero sense why we should expect someone else to walk it.
Yet again, any feeling of rejection to arise within this kind of "teacher" is nothing more than rejection of self; perhaps one of the worst kinds, as the "teacher" isn't even attempting to live their own preaching. The student is but a mirror.
For more thoughts regarding the concept of "walking your talk," see my post "Change Your Perspective! (Damnit!)"
The teacher has false ideas of how things "should" be.
This one is very similar to "There is no one right way to live." Individually and collectively, we've got a great deal of standards and expectations on how we think things "should" be. On attempting to teach these "shoulds" to a student, the teacher feels rejected when the student dismisses them.
The teacher says: "Listen here. This is the truth. I know."
The student says: "That's your truth. Please let me find mine."
Can you guess where I'm going to take this?
The student is a reflection of the teacher's unwillingness to allow others to live their own lives. They want their personal beliefs affirmed because that's what feels good, that's what is easy.
The Blessing of Rejection
Before awakening, my life was very uncomfortable. I led my life as I'd been taught by everyone around me. I followed everyone else's "truth" instead of my own. Naturally, my personality shifted regularly depending upon who I was with; whose fancy I "needed" to please, whose "truth" I "needed" to affirm.
With awakening, my life became a pleasure. Because it was with this newly arisen, clearer state of perception that I began living my truth; I began being who I am—not who Steve wants me to be, not who Megan wants me to be, not who some societal norm or piece of religious dogma wants me to be, but who I am—who I already am—when all faulty appearances, as real as they may ever seem, start falling away.
Accordingly, this required that I drop or modify nearly everything that had been taught to me as "true"…just for the simple reason that in their pre-awakening state all these things were of other, not of self.
In opening myself up, I became very aware of how my choices to be myself have caused many of my teachers to feel rejection. Sometimes this affects me adversely. I don't want to see others suffer. All I have to do is look at them or be in the same room as them to feel their emotional hurt.
Yet when I look more deeply, I see that there is such peace to be had—peace that is so close but still so far away for so many.
If you will, please let me tell you where that joy is to be found. Please let me tell you why there is no need to feel rejection…
When a student rejects a teacher, regardless of reason, regardless of whether the one called "teacher" is a parent, friend, or instructor, even if what the teacher says truly is the best for any foreseeable outcome, the student is in rejection because the teaching being offered doesn't work for the student in that moment.
And get this: A teacher's feeling of rejection is personal—it doesn't make the student wrong. Instead…
1.) …it gives the teacher the opportunity to revalidate his or her own beliefs and teaching methods,
2.) …it gives the teacher another chance to make peace with what is,
3.) …it gives the student the opportunity to see what ways of life he or she doesn't want.
In the role of teacher, there is such an unbelievable amount of peace—joy, even—to be found in acknowledging this. For not only does it empower the self, but it brings about a sense of respect in knowing that the student is being the student, not an automated device which runs on everyone else's input. The student is thinking for the self, the student is learning for the self, the student is walking a life path determined by the self.
And if mistakes are made by the student—what of it? Has the teacher never made any? Is the teacher no longer making any? When the teacher puts on her feet the shoes of a student, doesn't she prefer to learn in her own way? To learn for herself, whatever the cost? We all know the teacher has made mistakes. We all know she wants to learn for herself. And if only deep down, the teacher knows this, too.
But what the teacher usually doesn't know is that the peace, the contentment, she is looking for by trying to affirm her beliefs in others will not be found by such means. No. The teacher's peace, the teacher's true satisfaction, will come about through detachment: by observing the Law of Non-Interference; by honoring the student's power of free will; by loving the student enough to let him walk his own path, to attain his own successes, to make his own mistakes.
Teachers: Even of those students who've rejected your teachings, I can tell you this with surety: You have placed great value in the lives of your students—regardless of their response or reaction to your teachings.
A teacher's job is not always to show a student what he or she does want; sometimes it's to show a student what he or she does not want. Nor is a student's job always to learn, but sometimes to be a mirror: to teach.


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Cheick Kongo vs Shawn Jordan Fight Video UFC 149.
Not a great fight from Kongo, or S. Jordan for that matter, but it got the job done. He should be fighting a top 10 guy next.
that looked more like something that happens in a prison cell when the lights go out
than a ufc fight
Kongo would get his penis bitten off in a U.S. Prison
I feel sorry for the guy
(What did you expect me to write about this fight?)
dumb fans
interestingly, Kongo ignored his corner but looked real good doing it. Almost like Kongo on his own outsmarted Greg Jackson
Glad to see Kongo getting a win.
SHawn Jordan sucked, wow… there goes that prospect
Wasn't surprised at this outcome at all, anyone who saw Jordan's fight with Devin Cole knew that Kongo was going to take this fight in that fashion.

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Will and Elizabeth are married and have a child...but she can't escape her fate...or her parents past...Who is after her?
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"Do you, William Turner, take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife?"
Will smiled at Elizabeth, love in is brown eyes. "I do." He said.
"And do you, Miss Elizabeth Swann, take this man to be your lawful wedded husband?"
"I do." Whispered Elizabeth.
"Then I pronounce you husband and wife."
"TO THE RUM!" yelled Will's best man, Capt. Jack Sparrow.
"Will...she's beautiful." Elizabeth smiled at her baby daughter, and then at her husband.
"Like her mother." Will smiled. "What shall we call her?"
"Evelyn." Elizabeth said after a moment of thinking. "Let's call her Evelyn."
"Call her whatever you want." The cruel pirate watching muttered, "She'll not escape her fate."
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Ticklists: ROCKFAX Eastern Grit: Top 500, Stanage Routes Graded List, Peak Rock/7/8/Biven-Peck Partnership/1950's a Developing Decade, Peak Rock/12/The New Golden Age, Ultimate E2 ticklist.
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Took a fall off the crux sequence couldn't get balance right so peeled off even with a hand on the aręte. Pretty safe fall with a size zero friend in the pod by the lip. Pumpy, and not sure it's low in the grade at E3. kyaizawa - Lead dog - 05/Sep/14 with Ben Crofts
Too hard even on a shunt. Off the wish list !rurp - TR dog - 27/Aug/14
Tricky under the roof and not the sinker runner you'd like as you get into the groove!Duncan Campbell - UKC - 2nd - 21/Jul/14 with Robbie
ashtond6 - Lead dnf - 13/Jul/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/14
Psyched to get this, felt pretty easy for E3 but I am pretty short!spidermonkey09 - Lead O/S - 13/Jun/14 with Jack Knight
Jack93 - 2nd dog - 13/Jun/14 with Jim Hulbert
mynyddresident - Lead - 07/Jun/14 with KP
saffy - Lead O/S - 14/Apr/14
Speeddemonsi - Lead O/S - 11/Apr/14 with Cat Black
Stig - Lead rpt - 11/Apr/14 with Mischa and Coel
funsized - 2nd rpt - 21/Mar/14 with Tom Green
On Tim's Gear.James Oakes - Lead β - 19/Mar/14 with Chi Cheng, Tim Newton, Peter Bugryniec
tim newton - Lead O/S - 19/Mar/14 with james oakes
Roof flake is creaky, some parts have been broken off, decided not to break any more. Currently 2 in-situ wires before the crux (not mine!).LJC - Lead dnf - 10/Mar/14 with George
Frank the Husky - 2014
Alfie Conn - 2014
Cool sequence leaving the gear. Matthew Ferrier - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/13 with Micki
MSchobitz - 2nd dog - 23/Nov/13 with matt
Nick1812P - Lead O/S - 07/Nov/13
the power - 2nd dnf - 24/Oct/13 with Andy
Fell of a lot! But eventuly got up it when i got hold of the aret. Cant deside how best to do this crux pop or body tension ?Andy Peak 1 - Lead - 24/Oct/13
Didn't feel harder than any of the other E2s done that w/e.Owen W-G - Lead O/S - 06/Oct/13 with Preston Matt
I had a nightmare on this! Great lead from Owen.Matt77 - 2nd - 06/Oct/13 with Owen
beneole - Lead dog - Oct/13
Hidden - Lead rpt - 28/Sep/13
Stefan_Morris - Lead rpt - 21/Sep/13 with jenny
Easy to overhang. Cold couldn't feel fingers and couldn't commit. Downclimbedrurp - Lead dnf - 10/Sep/13
2 good falls at the crux before retreatingLenny - Lead dnf - 05/Sep/13
2nd go. Very hard sequence. Especially for 6ft 3+'s ?Stanners - Lead RP - 11/Aug/13 with James Rich, Jack Bradbrook
Rob went first then fell off and offered the lead to me. Decided to try and use his nails pebble beta but fell off and got rope whiplashed in the balls (ouch), decided at that point that I'd had enough with the route. Realised later that there was actually some OK holds in the roof that I just made not noticed at all with my tunnel vision making it quite a bit harder than it should have been, oh well one to tick clean on a future trip I guess.Quarryboy - Lead dnf - 11/Aug/13 with James Rich, Rob Stanfield
DanOsb - 2nd - 01/Aug/13 with will pettet-smith
dr_botnik - 2nd dnf - 03/Jul/13
many many falls bellow big route... JanBella - Lead dnf - 03/Jul/13 with helen
mark4344 - 2nd - 01/Jul/13 with dennis
Ground up after one fall from the crux, had also fallen at the same point in 2011Si dH - Lead RP - 19/May/13 with Neil Furniss
Really hard to work out a sequence. Grabbing that arete is a fantastic feeling.
Last route of the day and felt really spanked.
Really hard for E2.deacondeacon - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/13
Adrianw - 2nd dnf - 20/Apr/13 with Neil Morbey
ethan109 - Lead dnf - 04/Apr/13
westaway - Lead - 08/Mar/13
soph - Lead - 19/Oct/12 with Rocio
hard for the tallphil64 - 2nd - 18/Oct/12 with tim neill
Great climb with some fantastic top moves, massive fall out zone, and never been E3. Nunn gave it HVS!roberto18 - Lead β - 14/Oct/12 with Dad (Mike Bridges)
beth.westonhoward - 2nd - 07/Oct/12 with Chi Cheng
Felt soft for E3, I agrees with the UKC grade of E2Chi Cheng - Lead O/S - 07/Oct/12 with Beth Howard
Hidden - Lead β - 06/Oct/12
Didn't like this much, found it too confined and awkward. Some cool moves to get out of the corner though, I think it's well worth E3.Joughton - Lead O/S - 15/Sep/12
willsm11 - Lead β - 02/Sep/12 with Twisty
Found it much harder to second than when I led it! Think I rushed into the crux!Twisty - 2nd rpt - 02/Sep/12 with Will Smith
still hard, but easier than last time :)
JamieSparkes - 2nd rpt - 12/Aug/12 with Fergus Cuthill, Tom Eadington
Yay! First E3! Don't tell me its not E3.....its at least E2.5!Thinker01 - Lead O/S - 03/Aug/12 with Becster, Ralph Wilkinson
becster - 2nd - 03/Aug/12 with Mark_Day
Fell off at the crux. Couldn't get it after two tries.Cake - Lead dnf - 26/Jul/12 with Howard
Couldn't get onto the arete the first time after hanging around too long. Got it second time after a rest.shed_hed - 2nd dog - 21/Jul/12 with Alun Freem
So much easier when you know the sequence!jwpil - Lead rpt - 15/Jul/12 with Ben
pabbage - Lead dnf - 25/May/12
mark20 - Lead O/S - 30/Apr/12
jwpil - Lead dnf - 13/Apr/12 with Gordon
gordonday - TR dnf - 13/Apr/12 with Jack
Brilliant crux section, felt more like E2 than E3 to me.Andy Moles - Lead O/S - 18/Mar/12 with Rob
Hidden - Lead RP - 18/Mar/12
Got as far as the roof.hippymagic - 2nd dnf - 13/Mar/12 with Pete Barrass, Jessica
ellis - Lead rpt - 12/Mar/12 with Tom Bridgeland
Tried to second Ben up this, but had nothing left by the time I reached the roof. Managed to get all the gear out anyway. treg - 2nd dnf - 10/Mar/12 with Ben
Bruce Houston - Lead - Mar/12
Fell of a few times lowered to the ground to se if I cud actually do it on top rope, I can no problem! will lead next time I am there to prove it to my selfAndy Peak 1 - Lead - 29/Jan/12 with H washbrook
Tony Kartawick - 2012
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2012
Glad I led it, even if it was very differently from when I seconded it! Safe as houseswi11 - Lead rpt - 19/Nov/11 with Charlie T
Got out to the jug on the arete but didn't have enough left and barn-doored off. Fall was fine. Should be steady when I go back.Si dH - Lead dnf - 06/Nov/11 with Andy
Hidden - Lead - 06/Nov/11
pie_eater_pete - Lead O/S - 29/Oct/11
Classic stuff, seemed fairly easy apart from the one move out from under the roof. Hard to see how this is given E3 in some guides given the good gear and single hard move but maybe feels different if you fall off?? Glad I didn't look at the photo in the Stanage 2007 guide first as it looks much harder that way?Graeme Hammond - Lead O/S - 23/Oct/11 with Pete aka Dad
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Oct/11
dannyboy83 - 2nd O/S - 15/Oct/11 with Little Chris
dmoir - Lead O/S - 15/Oct/11 with Gid
gidmord - 2nd dog - 15/Oct/11 with dmoir
barni - Lead O/S - 04/Oct/11 with Bob, Tapper
Bottled it. Fail.ianjfsutcliffe - Lead dnf - 30/Sep/11 with Courty
nige - Lead O/S - 17/Sep/11 with mark hounslea
Rachel Slater - 2nd dnf - 15/Sep/11 with Jon Fane
akhughes - Lead O/S - 17/Aug/11
Hidden - Lead β - 24/Jul/11
belay bunny turned bad - 2nd - 24/Jul/11 with loundsy
natalietanzer - Lead O/S - 10/Jul/11 with nacnud
nacnud - Lead - 10/Jul/11 with Natalie Tanzer
wi11 - 2nd β - 09/Jul/11 with Duncan
good route, bit awkward at the crux. the flake in roof helps a lot.w.pettet-smith - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/11 with jon
Failed on this due to commitment issues in 10/9. Good climb, nice to get it clean!thomasadixon - Lead rpt - 05/Jun/11 with Alan
wolverine - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/11 with Paul P
Paul Phillips - UKC and UKH - 2nd rpt - 02/Jun/11 with Mike Hayes
morganator - Lead O/S - 05/May/11 with Stan Halstead
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Apr/11
Hidden - Lead - 10/Apr/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Apr/11
morganator - Lead - 25/Mar/11 with Stan Halstead
john lynch - 2nd O/S - 22/Mar/11 with Lewis Andrew
GPN - Lead O/S - 19/Mar/11
Kyle Rance - Lead rpt - 12/Mar/11 with Frank Castillo
Hidden - Lead O/S - 08/Mar/11
Hidden - Lead - 2011
David Smith - 2011
mwatson - 2011
jfane - Lead O/S - 2011
Tophe - Lead O/S - 2011
Nick Sillem - Lead O/S - 2011
Hidden - Dec/10
Hidden - Lead - 20/Nov/10
Roberto - Lead RP - 13/Nov/10
FlorianCastagne - Lead β - 12/Nov/10 with Laurence Yernaux
Fell after crux. Abbed to ground, got yoyo ascent. Great route, now I know crux will get on again.Ahab - Lead dog - 07/Nov/10
jonnyboy - Lead O/S - 06/Nov/10 with James Coles
Jack Loftus - 2nd dnf - 24/Oct/10 with Nick
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Oct/10
JRae - 2nd - 20/Oct/10 with Martin Court
ojp - 2nd dnf - 17/Oct/10 with Dave
Ground up, one fall. Dave Foster - Lead rpt - 17/Oct/10 with Si
Took a fall pulled rope got it second gohilty - Lead RP - 16/Oct/10
Hannes B - Lead O/S - 13/Oct/10 with Emmsi
Ground up. Previously failed about 6 years ago and downclimbed stripping gear.
Some 'very mixed up' people would refer to that as a retro-onsight, but I don't entertain such nonsense!
Was proper goey round the roof. The voice saying, "find some gear and a rest position" vs the one saying "do some hard moves quickly or fall off" :)Cragrat Rich - Lead - 07/Oct/10
Hidden - Lead - 07/Oct/10
HamishD - Lead - 02/Oct/10 with chris burn
M_W_Court - Lead dog - Oct/10
JamieSparkes - 2nd rpt - 21/Sep/10
im havin that as an E3peaches69 - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/10 with sarah
A hard move.Will Hunt - 2nd O/S - 18/Sep/10 with Ralph Burden
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/Aug/10
foot slipped on move through the roof.DannyK - 2nd dog - 24/Jul/10 with pep
feilx - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/10 with Ian Lovatt
Paul Phillips - UKC and UKH - Lead rpt - 06/Jul/10 with Bryony Weathers
Bry - 2nd dog - 06/Jul/10 with Paul
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Jun/10
Sankey - 2nd dnf - 20/Jun/10 with Luke
fab route, there seems to be many waysto do the hard bit! cobweb - Lead - 19/Jun/10 with martyn hopson
felt nails too me!!LukeP LCC - 2nd dnf - 18/Jun/10 with conor
Hidden - 2nd dog - 13/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jun/10
morganator - Lead O/S - 25/May/10 with James Hall
Hidden - Lead dog - 16/May/10
Hidden - 2nd dog - 16/May/10
Chris_barr - 2nd O/S - 09/May/10 with Mike
took a big fall off this, lowered down and figured out what to do, went up to try again and forgot what to do so rested, then went for it. was fine but should've lowered down and done the easy bottom section to get it clean really.JamieSparkes - Lead - 24/Apr/10 with Claire
Hidden - Lead - 23/Apr/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 22/Apr/10
greenclimb - Lead O/S - 21/Mar/10
Seymore Butt - 2010
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Oct/09
mattyork2 - Lead O/S - 26/Oct/09 with Johnny Richard
Reached up above the main roof and there was a wet slimey layback hold covered in green oozing moss, hands cold too, so down climbed to floor taking my kit out. Do on a warmer/drier day.Ed Booth - Lead dnf - 23/Oct/09
Pre placed gear upto the roofmattish2000 - Lead β - 18/Oct/09 with liam
Ground-uptom.e - Lead - 01/Oct/09 with Malcolm, Tom Powell
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 26/Sep/09
New stanage guide says E3, but the old rockfax one says E2... which is what made me do it! Great gear and a nice sequency cruxTwisty - Lead O/S - 15/Sep/09 with Nigel Stock
Hidden - 2nd - 06/Sep/09
JPGR - 2nd - Sep/09 with Frank
Bloody thing...... chris sm - Lead dnf - 29/Aug/09 with Pippa Froggatt
frost - Lead O/S - 23/Aug/09 with N Griffiths
NeilGriffiths - 2nd - 23/Aug/09 with Simon Frost
Came off once - knackered from getting gear out. Not sure I would have done it clean anyway though.max_chan - 2nd dog - 05/Aug/09 with Chris
Rested on first attempt, then done clean from the ground.Stig - Lead - 16/Jul/09 with Charlie Reade-Jahn
Pretty hard! Almost fell off this, oddly I found the bottom section pretty nails, but then the move out to the arete seemed massive. I got a cool little toe hook with my right foot, reached onto the good crimp under the roof, and then swang up and left to the arete grasping the good hold on it, then its all over once you've handled the barn-door. Don't think I'd dare do that move on lead, although I couldn't see any other way for someone of my size.Reaver2k - 2nd O/S - 10/Jul/09 with Michael Watson
Managed to avoid/miss all holds on flake under roof. All over once reached aręte. Dan 85 - Lead O/S - 06/Apr/09 with Rich
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 06/Apr/09
stiff e2 5c - gets e3 in rockfax (description above is for e3) - wanted to do this route since 1st time at stanage where VDiff's were scary - glad i waited! - amazing arete moves!! well chuffed with this clean o/s tickWoodiee - Lead O/S - 06/Apr/09 with Polly Harmer
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Apr/09
datoon - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/09 with K
Savage, got very pumped on laat moves, just held the jug, quite greasy conditions. Commitment is rewarded.Alex Mason - Lead O/S - 04/Mar/09 with Mikey Burton
kingholmesy - Lead O/S - 2009 with Brian
Ground up - fell off the crux due to numb arms on a cold day.Andrew Barker - Lead O/S - Dec/08 with Chunk
Hidden - Lead dnf - 21/Sep/08
Hidden - Lead dnf - 20/Sep/08
Mr Wild - Lead O/S - 13/Sep/08 with Greg
Brown - Lead O/S - 11/Sep/08 with Henry
sadams - Lead - 16/Aug/08 with Catherine Adams
My first onsight of Extreme and E3! I didn't intend to do any Extreme today, but somehow I fancied it and did it without much fuss. Memorable.masa-alpin - Lead O/S - 26/Jul/08 with Steve (southern England), Terry, Andy Rich
sshandy - 2nd - 26/Jul/08 with Masa
Phil Jennings - 2nd O/S - 10/Jun/08 with Kieran Leary
Hidden - Lead - 10/May/08
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Apr/08
Hidden - AltLd - 11/Apr/08
Nicos - Lead O/S - 09/Mar/08 with rich howels
IanJackson - Lead O/S - 18/Feb/08
Andrew1 - Lead dnf - 06/Feb/08 with Charlie HW
Creep_pea - 2nd O/S - 23/Nov/07 with Adam
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/07
Hidden - Lead - 04/Nov/07
Hidden - Lead O/S - Nov/07
Apharri - Lead O/S - Nov/07 with Tom Parry
Coel Hellier - Lead - Oct/07
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Sep/07
willackers - 2nd - 22/Sep/07 with Dan Walker
mark s - Lead O/S - 09/Sep/07
Stig - Lead dnf - 29/Jul/07 with Maciek
saved by the rain - crux was looking problematic when heavy rain caused me to downclimb. onsight still possible...ksjs - Lead dnf - 16/Jul/07 with sarah
Tom Briggs - Jagged Globe - Lead O/S - 29/Jun/07 with Andy Benson
craig matheson - Solo - Apr/07
Skell - Lead RP - 12/Sep/06
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Aug/06
unlikely and then tenuous feeling moves out to the arete. Juggy and easy once you reach it though.Ram MkiV - Lead O/S - 25/May/06 with Tom
Hidden - Lead O/S - May/06
Jus - Lead O/S - May/06
Boy - 2006
dan gibson - 2006
centurion05 - 2006
Nick Beckett - Lead - 2006 with various
Hidden - Lead dnf - 11/Dec/05
Hidden - Lead O/S - Aug/04
Daniel Armitage - Lead RP - 22/May/04
Hidden - Lead - 21/Oct/03
Paul Phillips - UKC and UKH - 2nd O/S - 31/May/03 with John Nightingale
Dave Musgrove Jnr - Lead O/S - 24/Mar/02 with Viv
First E3martroberts - Lead O/S - 05/Aug/01
CrashMat Rob - TR - 24/Jun/01 with Nicky
DubyaJamesDubya - Jun/00
Hidden - Lead - 24/May/00
CrashMat Rob - TR - 04/Mar/00 with Brian, Nicky
Hidden - 2000
Hidden - Lead dnf - 2000
CrashMat Rob - TR - 26/Jun/99 with Dave, Nicky
CrashMat Rob - TR - 05/Jun/99 with Martin Whelan, Nicky
CrashMat Rob - Lead β - 01/Jun/99 with Nicky
CrashMat Rob - Lead dnf - 02/May/99 with Martin Smith, Nicky
Hidden - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/98
CrashMat Rob - Lead dog - 11/Jul/98 with Nicky
Rich Kirby - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/98 with Suzy
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1998
Hidden - 1998
DNF then went on to top ropeCrashMat Rob - Lead dnf - 23/Aug/97 with Paul Kerr
Hidden - 2nd - 25/Jan/97
Jon Read - Lead O/S - 1997
Hidden - Lead O/S - Oct/96
ChrisJD - Lead - 05/Aug/96
Chris took a fall on thisChris Ellis - 2nd - 1996 with Chris Barnes
WB - Lead - 1996 with Stu
goi.ashmore - Lead O/S - 07/May/95 with Matt Hirst
Billg - Lead O/S - 25/Jun/94 with Doug Partington
Hidden - Lead - 04/Oct/92
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Aug/91
Roget - Lead O/S - 20/Jul/91 with jon
sadams - Lead - 01/Mar/91 with Kev Mellieu
scree - Jun/89
Hidden - Lead - 07/Jun/88
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/May/87
Dave Musgrove - Lead rpt - 31/Jan/87
Mike Owen - 13/Oct/86 with Mark Taylor (Fluff)
Bruce Kerr - Lead - 03/May/86 with Wills Young, Neville Elstone
keefe - 26/Jan/86
Hidden - Lead - 1986
Hidden - Lead - 1984
Felt tough back in day. Technical groove followed by goey top.stp - Lead - 04/Aug/82
Ghastly Rubberfeet - Lead - 1982
Mark Kemball - Lead - 07/Oct/79 with Mark Brewster
andy gittins - 1979
Paula Hamilton-Gibson - 1978 with Dorothy Bogg, John Bogg
Peg for aid was normal in those days.Dave Musgrove - Lead dog - 19/Jun/73 with Speedy Smith
rogerskews - 1972 with CMC Members
mikej - Lead - 16/Oct/66 with Keith Gregson
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Elizabeth Weinberg is pretty well known for how she is able to make her awesome pictures look like a film. She didn't study photography formally and this made the difference in her composition style, because of her incredible ability to add curious personality to her portrait shots.
Elizabeth is a 29-year-old professional photographer who lives in Brooklyn (NY). She made some really interesting work, publishing some great books like Of Recklessness and Water, which is simply amazing.
The prettiest thing you could learn from Elizabeth is that you don't necessarily need to go to a great photography school to be a great photographer. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism with a concentration in Photojournalism. According to her, technical knowledge is not so important, because you can learn a lot of that by yourself. The most important thing about photography is practicing and working in the photography environment.
I think that the best way to approach photography is your style doesn't need to be the kind that schools teach to students. Photography schools are mostly focused on technical aspects and on teaching a descriptive photojournalist style, but this is not what most of the students want to do/learn. Developing your own style is something really personal and requires experiences that you can do only outside your school, maybe with many years of practice. This is the main kind of approach Elizabeth had.
Another feature of Elizabeth's approach to photography is her behavior on set: you should enjoy the set and what you're shooting. If not, your work won't be so cool. I think this is mostly about not being influenced too much by editors or other people who try to change your style or approach to taking pictures. Elizabeth's pictures have an original soul and a great emotional impact on the audience, maybe because they're not obvious and always have a peculiar way to surprise.
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It was interesting watching the winning videos in a crowd of librarians, and hearing the acceptance speeches. The videos don't look like typical professional productions made for TV. They are were all made using basic videocameras, and edited by inhouse using free or inexpensive software, and they fit the YouTube environment perfectly : quick to make and easy to share. Creativity, authenticity and sincerity count more than slick production values. Most of the winners talked about how much local attention and appreciation their YouTube videos were getting, and how much fun all of this was for both staff and patrons.
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by Tim Ajax, Director
Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary
Some people monkey around a little, some people monkey around a lot, and then there's Tim. He's a prince among primates, presiding over hundreds of fellow bipeds in the often-brutal Texas outdoors. There's no ape escape for Tim and his crew, but no matter. They love to help macaques, baboons and vervets live out their lives with as much freedom as possible. And like peeling a banana, Tim's blogs take you to the good stuff inside — with a steady supplement of Texas weather updates, of course!
All in a Day's Work
From Animal Issues, Volume 37 Number 2, Summer 2006
The past four months have been a busy time at the Sanctuary. Projects, such as the construction of a new set of semi-natural enclosures, have almost been completed. Climbing platforms for additional enrichment and shelter within one of our large, natural, free-range enclosures have also been built, along with a pool and a diving platform, something the monkeys thoroughly enjoy.
Feeding all the monkeys is the main task of the day. The Sanctuary's annual feed budget is at least $110,000. Food is purchased weekly and menus are decided for the different troops and various social groups. A variety of fresh fruit and vegetables, including bananas, are fed every day along with a commercial monkey diet biscuit and a forage mix of peanuts, sunflower seeds, and milo. As much as possible, fresh produce is given whole to the monkeys to provide enrichment as well as nourishment; it's great work for them to shuck corn or peel bananas.
Feeding time within the various free-ranging enclosures can be fairly chaotic as staff try to ensure that the low-ranking individuals get access to the more prized items such as bananas. Also, care is taken to provide food to the more vulnerable residents such as the elderly females, some of whom are over 20 years old and are less mobile. There is also Ernie, a little guy with limited vision. Despite having this disadvantage, Ernie enjoys the freedom of living in an enclosure of several acres and does extremely well.


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And so do I fall, and so do I fail,
Falling so deeply into this destructive void,
Nothing but ash and specs of dust that were once my brittle bones and scarred flesh.
To not know what is ahead,
How maddening! How so distraught have I seemingly become,
Forgotten myself as time has smoothed over me.
Tricky, sly fiend indeed; master and slave a like to us all.
Do I dare move forward into the uncertainty that is humanity and of such society?
So gut wrenching, thoughts filled of bile at what is.
As we all are from and are the same, yet tear limb by limb the essence of ourselves by one another in an endless state of bigotry and violence; so brightly are we bathed in evil.
So easy is it to see.
Miracles; perhaps shall they see fit to carry me away from the void that is, and from such temptation, as to live the rest of days in blissful, stagnant dreams.


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Stefania Carmen
My body's wringed from sacrifice,
Crazed soul locked within,
An offering that can't please your gods.
This sharp pain strikes me,
Turning me into mucky ashes.
And, look, the dark is knotting
In crispy curls over my spirit.
This whiter night is pulsing
Inside me, suffocating
My existence.
I feel the savor of younger flesh,
Diving in my womb.
Just let me burn in sacrifice.
It's unfair and piteous
How I end a life
That's biting out of me too soon.
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My research focuses on understanding the molecular mechanics of black widow spider silk and how these properties relate to the fibers high tensile strength, elasticity, and toughness.
Because spider silk is five times stronger relative to steel (when equivalent masses are compared), it has attracted the attention of material scientists.
Scientists are currently trying to manufacture silk synthetically using expression systems in yeast, bacteria and goats.
The "holy grail" of the spider silk community is to produce fibers for industrial applications that mimic natural silk.
Synthetic silk could be used for bullet proof vests, medical sutures, fishing lines, ropes and chords, as well as applications for nanotechnology.
Furthermore, because silk is biopolymer made of protein, it is non-toxic when degraded and has many environmental advantages over toxic organic materials.
Our laboratory has cloned a number of different silk genes that produce proteins assembled into silk threads.
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Some say they've seen strangers of varying heights and aura magnitudes speaking into the telephone in a hushed tone, in words that might have been Russian, staring at the horizon with cold determination. And as the strangers all departed quickly, all in separate pedicabs, witnesses reported a detached human hand crawling up the inside of the booth.
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Yogi Ferrell scores 27 as Indiana upsets No. 10 Michigan
Bloomington,, IN, United States (4E Sports) – Sophomore Yogi Ferrell scored 27 points, including seven triples, to lift Indiana to a 63-52 upset win over No. 10 Michigan Sunday at Assembly Hall.
Ferrell, who finished 8-for-10 from the field, equaled the school three-point record set by Jordan Hull against Penn state on Jan. 8, 2012 as Indiana recorded its 10th win against a Top-10 opponent since the start of the 2011-12 season.
Ferrell also played outstanding defense on Michigan's leading scorer Nik Stauskas, who was limited to six points on 1-for-6 shooting after coming in with an average of 18.4 points per game.
Also, the Hoosiers also showed good team defense, limiting Michigan to 22 points under its season scoring average of 74 points per game.
"Yogi Ferrell is playing at an extremely high level. The approach that he takes to it, the leadership that he's displaying over the last couple weeks, the improvement has been some of the best I've been around," Indiana coach Tom Crean said.
Noah Vonleh added 10 points and 12 boards while Evan Gordon had eight points off the bench for the Hoosiers (14-8, 4-5 Big Ten), who won just for the second time in five games.
Overall, the Hoosiers shot 23-for-43 for 53.5 percent while the Wolverines made just 18 of 45 attempts for 40 percent.
With Michigan's loss, fiveTop-10 teams lost this weekend. The last time that 5 Top-10 teams lost in the same weekend before conference tournament play was Feb. 26-27, 2011.
Derrick Walton Jr. scored 13 while Caris LeVert had 12 for the Wolverines (16-5, 8-1 Big Ten), who saw their nine-game winning run come to an end.
The game was close in the first 12 minutes with five lead changes and two deadlocks before the Hoosiers took the lead for good with 7:44 left in the first half.
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5 Reasons Why Dhoni Should Quit, NOWMS Dhoni doesn't want to 'run away from the responsibility'. Here're 5 reasons why he should just, quit Test captaincy...
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Away from home under Dhoni, India have lost 8 (of the 13 matches) and won just 2 wins in the last couple of years.
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Lindsay Lohan Is the Latest Celeb Adele Fan (PHOTOS)
Adele's stretch of California concerts this week is turning out to be quite the star-studded place to be among Hollywood's hippest.
First it was Dianna Agron and Jessica Simpson, and on Wednesday night, Lindsay Lohan was the latest big name to check out a Los Angeles performance by the "Rolling in the Deep" songbird. Lindsay looked Hollywood chic in a cream-colored tanktop and black black knit skirt, and even had a brawny escort out following the show.
Lohan's clean-and-proper look for miss Adele was certainly a departure from her racy photos with hot celebrity photographer Tyler Shields. The pics, which were unveiled earlier this week, show Lohan in some seriously scandalous poses, covered in blood and holding a knife and gun in some shots.
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Mariah Carey fans, Mimi has good news and bad news for you.
The good news is that the Greenlawn native will be performing at a free concert in Central Park with the New York Philharmonic on July 13, as part of the city's celebration of Major League Baseball's All-Star Game at Citi Field on July 16. Though the show is free, tickets are required and will be available at allstargame.com/concert starting at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
The New York Phil will perform a set of New York-themed music and a set of baseball themed music, including Randy Newman's suite from "The Natural," before Carey joins them for a set of her hits.
Now, the bad news: Her upcoming album "The Art of Letting Go," originally set for a July 23 release, has been pushed back to an unspecified date.
"While making this album, I got so immersed in the creative process that I just don't feel I would be doing it justice to release it on 7/23," Carey tweeted.
It's a weird delay, considering the first single "#Beautiful" is already at No. 15 on the pop charts and Carey has already set up high-profile promotional appearances – at the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular and the MLB's Central Park show.
"I'd rather not exclude meaningful songs," Carey explained on Twitter. "I want to give you this album as it's meant to be heard. When I'm ready, you'll be the first 2 know!"
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May 14: 2nd Alumni Professional Event
It is official! Join us at our second MBAE Alumni Professional Development Event:
"Why entrepreneurship, and not bailouts, will get the economy moving again"
By Dr. Derek Ruth, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
Small companies are fundamentally different from large companies. Research tells us that small businesses are more nimble and innovative than their Fortune 500 counterparts. They are responsible for a sizable majority of new jobs and the vast majority of game-changing new products. Entrepreneurship is important to individuals because it is a primary driver of wealth creation. On a national and global level, entrepreneurship and not bailouts of tired, old, non-productive companies-is what will help get this economy back on track.
Our MBAE Alumni event will be held from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at the Calumet Conference Center.
Celebrate our 10th MBAE Graduation Ceremony!
The School of Management at Purdue University Calumet is delighted to present Mr. Mike Muetzel, the nationally recognized author of "They're Not Aloof…Just Generation X", as our guest speaker at the upcoming 10th Graduation and Dinner ceremony of our MBAE Program, on February 28th, 2009.
Mr. Muetzel's research has been featured in the national media including, The Associated Press, Bloomberg Television, Boardroom Magazine, The Manager's Intelligence Report, careerbuilder.com, and The Boston Globe just to name a few.
Not only does he have a passion for Human Capital Management leading the next generations, but he also has an extensive corporate background including his tenure at Yamaha Motor Corporation where he sat on the Executive Committee. His prestigious clients include Fed Ex Freight, Motorola, Toro, Hilton, Yamaha, IGM, Wyndham, Leadership Atlanta, The Association for the Advancement of College Schools of Business and The Federal Aviation Administration.
This MBAE Graduation & Dinner ceremony, held at the Calumet Conference Center, will be a great opportunity for you to re-connect with our MBAE Alumni family as well as to witness the awarding of diplomas to our new MBAE-10 graduating cohort.
Please, come and celebrate with us! We are looking forward to meeting with you, again!
MBAE Alumni Professional Event
On November 13th of 2008 the MBAE presented their first Professional Event for the MBAE alumni. The event, "Globalization and the Financial Situation",was lead by Dr. Paul McGrath, graduate faculty and department head of Finance and Economics in the School of Management.
|Bud Labitan(MBAE 4), Alan Heintz(MBAE 3), Patty Grove and Mark Combs(MBAE 9).
|Dr. Paul McGrath, Department Head for Finance and Economics at the School of Management.
|Dr. Lori Feldman, Director of the MBAE Program
|Dr. Martine Duchatelet, Dean of the School of Manement; Pamela Vandermeyer, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Ron Mika and Joe Ricciardi (MBAE 8).
|Dr. Paul McGrath, Sergey Ely (MBAE 1), Dr. Hugh Daubek.
|John Nason, Dan Welch and Johh T. Loudermilk(MBAE 4).
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The St. Louis Cardinals put a stop to a 7 game skid with a win against the NL Central leading Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday.
The Cards were up 5-0 going into the 7th inning and didn't hold anything back.
The Cards scored 8 runs in the 7th.
Joe Kelly had a great day at the mound for St. Louis with 6 scoreless innings. The bullpen held the Pirates at bay down the stretch and St. Louis shutout Pittsburgh at PNC Park 12-0.
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