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GLENWOOD — The Creston girls basketball team struggled to put the ball in the basket in a 51-34 loss to Glenwood here on Friday.
The Panthers shot just 25 percent from the field and 50 percent from the free throw line against the Rams, as Creston fell to 2-4 for the season and 0-2 in Hawkeye 10 play.
Glenwood jumped out to a 17-5 lead over the Panthers by the end of the first quarter.
"We just didn't play very good. We didn't shoot very well the whole night, pretty much," head coach Larry McNutt said. "We just had trouble putting the ball in the basket."
Junior guard Chelcee Downing and sophomore forward Natalie Mostek led the Panthers with nine points each. Mostek also pulled down 16 rebounds.
McNutt said the second quarter was a bright spot for the Panthers as Downing buried three 3-pointers and sophomore guard Brenna Baker added one of her own to help the Panthers climb back into the game.
"We were only down seven at half, and it very easily could have been 20," McNutt said. "Unfortunately, we couldn't sustain any sort of offense in the second half."
Glenwood outscored Creston 10-4 in the third quarter and 15-11 in the fourth quarter to pull away from the Panthers.
Creston ran into foul trouble, as senior forward Brianna Maitlen picked up her third foul in the second quarter, and collected a fourth in the third quarter, limiting her playing time.
Maitlen finished with five points, four rebounds, three blocks and two steals in her limited playing time.
"More than anything, it just hurts us in the post," McNutt said. "It's one less player we have to put in there. We lose her quickness and athleticism."
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CRESTON (34) — Chelcee Downing 3 0-0 9, Natalie Mostek 3 3-4 9, Bri Maitlen 2 1-4 5, Brenna Baker 2 0-0 5, Zaidy Frank 1 2-2 4, Emma Johnson 1 0-0 2. Totals — 12 6-12 34. FG shooting — 12-48 (25 percent). 3-point goals — 4-7 (Downing 3, Baker 1). Rebounds — 34 (Natalie Mostek 16, Frank 6, Maitlen 4, Baker 2, Olivia Nielsen 2). Assists — 2 (Maitlen 1, Nielsen 1). Steals — 12 (Mostek 4, Frank 3, Maitlen 2). Blocked shots — 5 (Maitlen 3). Team fouls — 16. Fouled out — none.
Glenwood — 17 26 36 15
Creston — 5 19 23 34
The Creston junior varsity girls team fell short in its comeback attempt at Glenwood on Friday, losing 54-40.
The Panthers trailed 25-15 at halftime, but cut into the lead during the third quarter, entering the fourth quarter down just six.
"I was very pleased with their efforts in the third quarter as they worked really hard on defense and got some great stops and steals," Creston JV coach Mendy McCreight said. "As the fourth quarter took off, we made some bad passes, which resulted in three layups for Glenwood."
Camryn Somers and Taylor Briley each scored 10 points for the Panthers in the loss.
CRESTON (40) — Camryn Somers 10, Taylor Briley 10, Alli Thomsen 6, Sadie Jones 4, Jenna Taylor 4, Brooke Thelen 3, Olivia Nielsen 3. Rebounds — Taylor 10, Somers 6. Steals — Thomsen 5. Assists — Maria Mostek 3, Taylor 3. Halftime score — Glenwood 25, Creston 15.
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Creston (22) — Taylor Briley 6, Camryn Somers 4, Gracie Russell 4, Jenna Taylor 4, Caitlin McIlravy 2, Shelby Palser 2. 3-point goals — None. Free throws — 0-4. Rebounds — 25 (Briley 5, Somers 4, McIlravy 4, Alli Thomsen 3, Taylor 3, Sydney Dunphy 2). Steals — 11 (Taylor 3, Somers 2, Russell 2, McIlravy 2). Assists — 0. Team fouls — 11.


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This is how you sneak booze into the Derby infield or any other concert venue that allows you to bring in a cooler. Simple, easy, and MacGyver-approved.
What you'll need:
- Rolling cooler
- Soldering iron or a stove and a large nail
- Utility knife or exacto blade
- Ziploc bags (quart and gallon size)
- Up to (approximately) half a gallon of your favorite adult beverage
*This is for the fun and enjoyable sneaking of booze into a place where people are already drinking.
If you use this instructable for evil, like smuggling meth, or trying to hurt people in a public place, then you're a bad person and I hope you trip and fall on a pile of razor blades.
Step 1: 1 - Find a cooler!
The easiest way to do this is to find a cheap rolling cooler in a friend's garage or on craigslist. I found an igloo polar express (or some stupid name) for $15.
Yes, the first google image search that comes up is from a police auction site...
and EVEN IF they see it and ask about it you can show them some scotch or whiskey or vodka with diluted yellow food colouring.
If they question you then start a frackas about discrimination, personal intimidation or loss of personal dignity and public humiliation ...... they will let you pass
Being from KY, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the idea as well as all the comments ! U guys rock, quite wickedly, I must say :) This is a good thing...in case ur wondering....Yeah, that infield at Churchill can get rather cramped and a nice, I'll say.....cooling beverage helps the day move a little faster. I just joined this site while ago and am very interested in what I might find here....wow...after this...I think some pretty cool things. Y'all have fun !
I have a couple with full-length zippers that can each swallow a 6-pack along with the chair, though a couple would be revealed by even a cursory inspection. But how often do you see security checking camp chairs?
No one pays ANY attention to gimps so if you can beg borrow or steal a wheelchair, wheelscooter or a walker the person USING the "handicapped aid" will be pretty much the shoo-in for carrying yer contraband. I am always the designated carrier.
Also some places--like the Saratoga Racetrack (flat track) have BANNED the use of hardsided coolers AND glass containers. SPAC (can you tell I live in NY???) will check almost everywhere for contraband at some shows--Dave Matthews Band etc---but not others. AND they make you sit in a PLAY PEN if you buy the over priced beer and wine--the hardest stuff they sell. This is to protect the kiddies--like the kiddies don't ASK why Daddy is confined inside a fence!!!!
Now--back to breaking and entering. Has anyone considered using the HARD SIDED COOLER BRICKS? I dunno what is in there but since they are sooo cheap surely emptying a few out and either using zip bags inside and just chucking them in the cooler OR after cleaning using them as a bottle and finding some way to reseal them---no one is looking at them as they are a normal part of cooler useage and are translucent plastic. IF anyone sees you remove them they will think nothing of it just be discrete about pouring them.
Also there is a product called the BEER BRA---you figure out how THAT one is made!
And in my younger and wilder days I was known for having a leather bag made like the back of a lute--if you stuffed a few T shirts on the outside of the bag and then filled it with a few bottles and other contraband--ya know that stuff is sooo much SMALLER---and by slipping the strap around my neck with the bag facing OUT I was able to waddle into many an event as a heavily pregnant woman. Even passed a few "pat downs" at the old Nassau Coliseum,---a place just slightly less paranoid about security than Alcatraz in it's time. Course this was easier in the winter months but surely a clever woman could come up with a "modest" maternity blouse and then change into real summer clothes in the ladies room.
Now--how about a FLASK WALKER??? Now THERES an idea!!!!!!
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1) the depth of the storage place is only about 1", which is why we can't fill the ziplocs too full - if they are too thick in the middle you can't fit them in. So you'd need multiple bags filled part way.
2) The wine.... so, if you drink lots of box wine and save the bladders - not a bad idea, btw, this isn't a problem. We were doing this in about 2 days, so the prospect of drinking 3 boxes of wine between 3 of us on the planning end (before we drove down to Louisville) sounded like hangover city, and would have added another $60 to our costs, assuming we got 3 or 4 bags.
So this is a good idea, and requires more long-term planning!
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For a college football game, where they had access to the site, they just hid the booze inside the day before... ;)
I tried to freeze my alcohol and take it in AS ICE CUBES but for some reason it didn't work... just kidding.
How about using those SOFT coolers? They usually have a removable shell so you can clean it. If you just load some baggies around the sides between that and the bag walls, and then fill the cooler with the mixers (for the rented kids - optional), that might work...
Or take an aquarium with a fake fish in vodka and say that you couldn't find a sitter...
The summer is upon us with festivals galore to inspire! Thanks for kicking it off!
Good one!
My oldest trick:
put a large bag of ice on top of everything in the cooler. so , it seems you are hiding something.
inside the ice bag, its hollowed out & contains a 5th Liquor bottle.
when you set it down , and the Gate Hawks spot the covering ice bag, be helpful & pick it up so they can inspect most easily!! you will fly thru the gate.
I NEVER got caught.
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Chennai, India - Chettinad Lunch at the Raintree, Taj Connemara
The Raintree offered fiery Chettinad food (the cuisine of the wealthy Chettiar merchant class in Tamil Nadu) popular with Chennai's middle-class dining crowd. The best part about the restaurant was actually the getting there: that long walk past lush greenery (tropical rainforest trees) to the beautiful glass-enclosed dining hall, with trickling water features down the middle of the restaurant, and skylight from the glassed panels on the ceiling.
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Appam, parotta, and flavored rice served were delicious.
Dessert were a coconut payasam with rice, strawberry ice-cream (Amul's?) and a hyper-sweet halwa guaranteed to give one an insulin attack.
Quite a satisfactory meal, though certainly *nowhere* near the class of Southern Spice (http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/844359) and Dakshin (http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/844365). The chef at the Raintree also had quite a heavy hand with the salt.
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The flavors were pretty much the same, Martha. I'd definitely do Ponnusamy's, or others of its ilk in Chennai, e.g. Sangeetha, etc. Which offered good food at prices which suits the middle-class there. But for ambience, etc, of course you'll need to go to the big hotels.
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The drink's Vasantha Neer - chilled coconut water flavored with honey, lime & chopped mint leaves.
I'd not tried the pizzas at Park Hotel - it's my home during my Chennai stay, and I normally opt to eat out since I breakfasted at 601 Cafe each morning. The service at the Park Hotel was very, very bad though, probably the worst I'd ever encountered anywhere - I attributed that to poor F&B management. Front office desk service was super-snooty - I think Park Hotel live doff its reputation of being built on the site of the old Gemini Film Studios, which chruned out Tamil movies during the golde n era of Kollywood, with stars like Sivaji Ganesan, aka Gemini Ganesan. The hotel corridors and rooms were all adorned with old movie posters produced by Gemini.
The only time I had dinner at 601 (as I got back from work very late that evening), I had a Coorg pork curry with idiyapams - it was very good.
The only meal that did not sit well with me in my tummy later in my whole 3 weeks by trains around India that was without incident - the RainTree buffet. Sorry. They did not handle their food well here - large tour groups, temperatures kept too low and perhaps casual sanitation control. This was about 5 years ago, but I expected better.


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In mid-January Ard called upon police officers to escort Miller from his office. She placed him on administrative leave after learning he purchased sand from his brother's company, Monroeville-based Miller Farms and Trucking.
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It is easy, as they say, to start believing your own spin. Perhaps in time such a disease creeps over everyone in the public eye, as they increasingly come to live up (or down) to the shorthand summary of themselves which they once invented for marketing purposes.
Whether it comes for us all or not, it has certainly come for the Guardian's George Monbiot. Two weeks ago, George tweeted this:
The head of a bank famously kept a pike in a tank in his office and would feed it live goldfish. Can anyone remember who it was? Thanks.
— GeorgeMonbiot (@GeorgeMonbiot) September 28, 2012
The immediate reaction was to point out that if you can't remember who did it, it obviously wasn't that "famous".
However, weeks have now passed, and the name of this wicked "head of a bank" still hasn't emerged. Not one of Monbiot's 52,281 twitter followers could name him, and the article which he presumably intended to use the anecdote has yet to appear.
For that matter, fish-keeping friends tell me that the size of a tank you'd need in order to keep a pike would be umanageably huge.
Could it be that this "famous", Bond-villain, "head of a bank" didn't in fact exist? Could it be – whisper it – that George Monbiot's memory has started matching up to his view of the world, even when it didn't actually happen?
Perhaps I'm wrong – and if anyone can find me proof of the "head of a bank [who] famously kept a pike in a tank in his office and would feed it live goldfish" then I will donate £50 to Greenpeace. I get a feeling my £50 is quite safe.


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Title: ex-stinked - part 2
Date: November 17, 2006
Summary: Beaver and Steve make a desperate escape from the zombie dinosaurs!
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Zombie Dinosaurs, Future Scientist, Museum Patrons, Moustache Guy (as a Museum Patron)
Onomatopoeias used: "SCOOT!", "CRASH!", "WUM!", "FOSSILIZE!", "LAPIDIFY!", "SPIN!", "VIBRATE", "RATTLE", "WORRNK!", "CRAASH!", "SMASH!", "PANIC", "FLEE!"
"Fin" style: Written with dinosaur bones.
Number of panels: 8
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve are chased by zombie dinosaurs.
Steve: "Quick Beaver! To the time machine!"
Beaver: "This is a highly disagreeable situation."
Beaver SCOOT!s along at a brisk pace, trying to keep up with Steve.
Panel 2
Beaver and Steve arrive at a 1960s sci-fi style round red TIME-O-POD.
Beaver: "We're here - But we'll never get the machine started before the zombie dinosaurs catch us!"
Steve: "Don't worry Beaver I brought along my newest invention for just such an evtuality..."
Panel 3
Steve: "My FOSSILIZATION RAY!"
Beaver: "Coo!"
Steve: "It will turn their bones to solid rock, making it impossible for them to move!"
Steve fires the ray gun at the dinosaurs with a WUM!
The dinosaurs immediately begin to FOSSILIZE! and LAPIDIFY!
Panel 4
Steve: "Of course, the effects are only temporary..."
Beaver: "Oh no! How long have we got?"
Steve: "Only about 65 million years."
Beaver: "We'd better hurry!"
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Beaver and Steve are now seated snugly within the Time-o-Pod.
Steve: "Flux Capacitor charged and ready..."
Beaver: "Wait a minute! This isn't the time machine we came in..."
The antennae on top of the Time-o-Pod begin to SPIN! while the machine VIBRATEs and RATTLEs with energy.
Steve: "No time to be picky! Initiating Tipler Cylinder Nudge..."
Panel 6
The Time-o-Pod disappears with a WORRNK!
Future Scientist: "Um... oh dear"
Panel 7
[About 65 million years later...]
Steve: "We made it! And with absolutely no unforseen reprocussions whatsoever!"
Beaver: "Hmm... but somehow I can't shake the feeling we're forgetting something..."
Panel 8
Steve: "Gadzooks! You're right!"
Steve: "I left my sandwiches in the cretaceous era! No!"
The fossilized remains of dinosaurs CRAASH! and SMASH! through the doors of a natural history museum, causing the patrons to PANIC and FLEE!
Museum Patron: "Aah! The re-animated skeletons of zombified dinosaurs! My greatest fear!"
Fun Facts
- Steve retrieves a Fossilization Ray from the Time-o-Pod, claiming it to be his latest invention. Since Beaver and Steve flee in a different time machine than the one they came in, the ray gun is actually stolen from someone in the future, just like so many of Steve's other "inventions".
- On the wall of the museum are some stone face-like designs. From left to right they are: a cat; a monkey who is frowning; a fish facing stage right; a fish facing stage left; and Count Dracula.
- Steve seems to have the ability to determine the function and details of other people's inventions by simply looking at them. Although he may not be as great an inventor as once thought, he is still clearly more intelligent than your average reptile.
- The line "This is a highly disagreeable situation" originates from Comic 100.
- The line "Aah! The re-animated skeletons of zombified dinosaurs! My greatest fear!" is a reference to the line "Aaah! A giant cockroach with a persecution complex... My greatest fear!" in Comic 59.
- The Flux capacitor is a reference to a time machine component in the Back to the Future movies.
- A Tipler Cylinder is a hypothetical object theorized to be a potential mode of time travel. It may or may not require nudging.
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I finally finished my railings this morning. The problem is that one side is a little too wobbly for my liking. It's safe, just a little too much play in it. I'm looking for some suggestions to make it a little more rigid. It's firmly bolted to the wall and the newel is welded to a base-plate that is bolted down. I also have two 4" weld tabs bolted into the side wall with a couple of out-riggers. I thought they would be enough.
I was thinking of adding some gussets to the weld tabs to stiffen them a little or maybe adding a piece of 1/2" bar between the weld tab and the ground.
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I would have put a post at the break at the top of the stairs. That rail will flex all over with any side force but it looks good.Nick
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These brackets are too small. I think you need to weld tabs from the underneath of the bottom flatbar of the railing and anchor on the top of your stair thread.
Good luck
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Yeah, the post at the edge of the landing would have been good. The reason I didn't put it in is because the stairs are very narrow and I was looking to hug the edge as close as possible. I didn't want to risk splitting the stone. Jack, the bottom newel is welded to a bolted down base-plate. I set the bolts with epoxy, they're solid.
Do you think it would help if I put another angled support on the inside, just past the door swing? (The door from the house swings out) I was thinking of drilling a 1/2" bar down with epoxy and welding another angled support from it to the rail. I was also wondering if breaking the welds to the out-riggers then pre-loading the railing in either direction before welding them back would help."A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing"
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flex railing problem
Had same problem on a staircase last year. A part of my railing is almost a carbon copy of your design. My balusters were/are 1" square solid bar and the only hollow element was an extruded caprail and 1-1/2" channel underneath it. We did what some of the replies suggested, drilled down into the sub structure (this was indoor) and welded a 12" section of 1-1/2" round to the bottom, then epoxied the hole and dropped the bar in.
It still FLEXED. We added outer scrolls attached like the ones you used, except we used more of them, they were 1/2 x 3/4 solid. Took some of the flex out.
I found out what I was fighting (and you are too) is harmonic resonance (I think that is the term). You can find out more than you want to know by searching for that on the web.
It can be solved (in my opinion) by inserting large newels about every 4 - 6 feet and anchoring them to the structure. They should have as large a base as possible yet still look appropriate. Cast iron is great as it does not flex much.
Another solution is (if you can per the design) introduce a curve in the railing. Sometimes that does not work and likely would not in your design.
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Look at those outrigger supports, it's pretty easy to see why they don't give you much rigidity- any time you have flat bar in an assembly it's going to flex unless you have something to stop it- using angle iron or (as someone said above) a larger solid bar would be rigid- it can't really do the job it's asked to do as assembled.
Also, when you're doing braces like that, think in terms of triangles- it's the simplest geometric form that's rigid, most framework is designed with that in mind.
Looks fantastic, though, my wife would be beside herself if I built her something like that!
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Instead of using angled outriggers go with an upright mounted with two seperate stand-offs on your step base just clearing the side of your steps. Use similar square tube as your newels and buy a decorative cap for the top to match. Attach the uprights to a through section of your side and with the added attachment point at the base you shouldn't have any noticeable flex. As you now have your outriggers they are designed to pivot. With the second atachment point at the base you will take away that pivot action.Miller 251...sold the spoolgun to DiverBill.
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Contrary to what some Arsenal fans may believe, I am a huge fan of Arsene Wenger as a manager.
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Wenger has forgotten about the need for soldiers. He has allowed his philosophy to get in the way of what makes a good team, buying more and more 'artists' but failing to replace 'soldiers' like Adams and Vieira that have long since left the club.
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I wrote last week that Vincent Kompany's red card was correct according to the law and that I'd be 'staggered' if it was rescinded.
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I suspect most managers would prefer tackles such as Kompany's not to be outlawed - Sam Allardyce said it was "ridiculous" that perfectly good tackles could still result in a yellow or red card if deemed to be made with too much force - but the FA are seen to have contradicted themselves in overturning his red card given the guidelines they have given to clubs and referees regarding such tackles.
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Adkins sacking hard to justify
I will always defend a club owner's right to dismiss a manager they do not believe in, but Southampton chairman Nicola Cortese's decision to sack Nigel Adkins last week is extremely difficult to justify.
If Saints had been on a bad run, I could have understood Cortese wanting a change of manager, especially with the transfer window still open, but recent performances and results have been excellent.
Cortese may have felt the chance to appoint Mauricio Pochettino was too good not to take, and, who knows, it may well turn out to be a great move in the long run.
But the risk Cortese has taken in upsetting the balance of an in-form team is absolutely huge. If Saints' players feel Adkins should not have been sacked, Pochettino has a massive task on his hands to get them on side and ensure recent good results are maintained.
If he cannot manage that and Southampton are ultimately relegated, fans will know there is only one man to blame - Nicola Cortese.


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Overhang Overpass- bar dips and a hangover
Overhang Overpass- bar dips and a hangover
In 1974 Charlie Porter saw that I was coping with an excess of unfocused energy so he told me about this beautiful, super clean corner high up on Lower Cathedral Rock that he had just tried. He and Mark Chapman had climbed the short 5.9 (old school) first pitch but had been stymied by a bulge in the corner itself.
John Bragg, equally restless, decided to go up with me and have a look. With blessings from Charlie, John and I soloed the initial few hundred feet of Overhang Bypass, which served as the approach to the corner. After a bit of a thrutch over the overhang on the first pitch we came face to face with the corner. Wow! Porter hadn't exaggerated. The corner was a beauty, clean and elegant something we could really sink our teeth into. Unfortunately, we had bitten off more than we could chew. We struggled up past a fixed piton (courtesy of Charlie and Mark) and came to a screeching halt at a 2- inch bong they had placed just below the bulge. We couldn't get high enough above the bong to take what would qualify as a fall. The ignominy of it all, thoroughly chastened we limped back to the Valley just in time for our usual session at the Mountain Room Bar.
I had never before had what I would call a project but I couldn't get that corner out of mind. What was I lacking? Not gear, I was fully equipped with E.B's, swami belt, chalk bag and the best pitons and nuts that money could buy. I know, I'm too frigin weak. Luckily, the idea of training was just beginning to emerge and Camp 4 was now fully equipped with parallel bars and a pull up bar- the slack line would arrive a few months latter. I found bar dips easier than pull ups so I attacked the parallel bars with a vengeance. In a short period of time I was doing 60 rep sets.
Suddenly, I felt ready. A friend of mine, Bill Putnam had just arrived from Boulder and was eager to have a look. Our pre climb session at the bar that night took on a life of it's own and the next morning I was greeted with a hangover that pushed back the adventure a day. Good thing, my body was able to rest after all of those dips.
The next day, head clear, we began the approach, but not before Bill told me that, since he was out of shape, he wanted to assume belay slave status. The first pitch out of the way, I once again confronted the corner. Based on my first encounter I assumed that if I got over the bulge I would be home free- WRONG! I was suffering from an optical illusion; the corner above the bulge appeared to kick back to less than vertical.
Bulging with new muscle (thanks to the bar dips) I climbed to the fixed bong and surmounted the bulge with something approximating ease only to encounter the REAL problem. There I was 10 feet above the bong staring up at a seemingly endless, parallel sided, vertical, off fingers crack. Was I bold- no, dumb- yes, but not so much so that I didn't immediately realize that there was no way I could possibly hold on with rattly fingers and at the same time manipulate a nut into a useful placement in a parallel sided crack. Where were the cams I needed? Oh, I remember, about five years in the future.
The wuss factor won out, and unwilling to do the gentlemanly thing and jump off 10 feet above my gear, I launched on up, desperately hoping to find easy ground QUICKLY. Not so, adrenalin and fear propelled me for a full 30 feet before I found a couple of opposing footholds that allowed a thank god stem. My heart sounded like Buddy Rich beating drums on my chest as I placed a bomber stopper.
As far as I know the climb didn't get a second ascent until the development of cams a few years later allowed for more casual protection options. That's the nice thing about first ascents- ignorance is bliss.