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Extension: Angkor Wat and the Great Temples of the Khmer
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Explore the grandest of the temples built by the ancient Khmer society: magnificent Angkor Wat, Banteay Srey and Ta Prohm (the Jungle Temple). Learn about their famous discovery by 19th-century French explorers. Examine the amazing bas-relief work that was done by the master builders of the 11th and 12th century.
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Explore the massive and mystical Angkor Temple Complex with a local expert.
Journey to Banteay Srey, one of the oldest Angkorian temples and home to some of Angkor's most celebrated carvings.
Visit Angkor Thom and its magnificent Bayon Temple, and explore Siem Reap and the central market at your own pace.
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Masterpieces of the National Museum of Cambodia
by Helen Ibbitson Jessup
A collection of 80 of Cambodia's sculptural treasures, with extended, multilingual captions for each work as well as a historical preface, a chronology and bibliography. Photographs are in full color.
A Dragon Apparent, Travels in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam
by Norman Lewis
A classic account of travels and adventure during the last years of French Indochina, strong on atmosphere and including wonderfully detailed descriptions of local cultures and archaeological treasures. First published in 1951.
The Gods Drink Whiskey
by Stephen T. Asma
Asma writes with verve and wit in this eye-opening account of his yearlong stint teaching at the Buddhist Institute in Phnom Penh. His account is both an overview of Theravada Buddhism and a down-to-earth portrait of contemporary Cambodia.
Phnom Penh, A Cultural History
by Milton Osborne
As a one-time resident of Phnom Penh and an authority on Southeast Asia, Milton Osborne provides a colorful account of the troubled history and appealing culture of Cambodia's capital city.
Khmer, The Lost Empire of Cambodia
by Thierry Zephir
Stunningly compact, this profusely illustrated history of the Khmer, its art, architecture and archaeology, is a splendid introduction to monuments of Angkor.
First They Killed My Father, A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers
by Loung Ung
An eye-opening eyewitness account of the atrocities suffered by millions of Cambodians from the perspective of a young girl who survived the reign of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge.
Odyssey Guide Angkor
by Dawn Rooney
The sixth edition of Rooney's indispensable guide to Khmer culture and history. Includes monuments, temple plans, color photographs and practical information about Siem Reap.
The King's Last Song, A Novel
by Geoff Ryman
Ryman interweaves the story of a modern day archaeologist with the tale of 12th-century King Jayavarman VII in this sweeping historical novel.
A History of Cambodia
by David Chandler
An excellent, scholarly history from early civilization through the rise of Angkor, French colonial period, Vietnamization of Cambodia, Khmer Rouge and Coup de Force of 1997.
Cambodia's Curse, The Modern History of a Troubled Land
by Joel Brinkley
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Joel Brinkley returns to Cambodia a generation after the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime to report on the country's continuing struggle to recover from its past.
The River's Tale, A Year on the Mekong
by Edward Gargan
A personal, probing chronicle of a 3,000 mile journey on the river from its source in China through Tibet, Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia to the Mekong Delta in Vietnam.
Collected Short Stories, Volume 4
by W. Somerset Maugham
Maugham can evoke turn-of-the-century colonial Asia like no other. This collection of stories features many set in Malaysia, Borneo and other southeast Asian locales, including the well-known tale "The Letter."
To Cambodia With Love
by Andy Brouwer
In this insightful guide, Brouwer presents 50 writers on the history, culture and attractions of Cambodia, including Khmer specialist Dawn Rooney (Odyssey Guide Angkor) and memoirist Loung Ung (First They Killed My Father).
Birds of Southeast Asia
by Craig Robson
This authoritative, masterfully illustrated guide, featuring 140 color plates covering 1,270 species throughout the region, also includes Malaysia, Burma, Borneo and Indonesia.
Cambodia Map
by Gecko Maps
A full color map of Cambodia (1:750,000), featuring useful inset maps of Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Angkor on the reverse.
Angkor Map
by Dawn Rooney
A site plan and pocket guide to the city of Angkor at a scale of 1:40,000.
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Peonies and Pop Up Shops
Ah the peony! Mother of flowers in China, revered the world over, the peony has much to recommend it. Its silky petals, its perfumed scent – no wonder it is a perennial garden favorite.
Watch as artist Echo Wu captures the peony's spirit in her lovely brush paintings – perhaps you will win one in our hourly drawings! Echo will be demonstrating the art of Chinese brush painting in our Cottage Garden, whose collection includes a number of outstanding peony cultivars.
A fine selection of peony plants will be offered for sale in our nearby Pop-Up Shop featuring Atlock Nursery. Atlock Nursery is known for its outstanding and unusual plant material. The staff can advise you about peony care to assure that you will soon be enjoying the peony in your garden. Members of The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum will receive a 10% discount on all peony purchases. A free peony plant will be given to the first five people to purchase a membership in The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum!
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ABC News/Washington Post Monthly Poll, February 2009 (ICPSR 27762)
Principal Investigator(s): ABC News; The Washington Post
This poll, fielded February 19-22, 2009, is a part of a continuing series of monthly surveys that solicits public opinion on the presidency and on a range of other political and social issues. Opinions were sought on how well Barack Obama was handling the presidency, the economy, and appointments to his cabinet, and whether things in the country were generally going in the right direction. Respondents were asked whether they approved of the way Republicans and Democrats in Congress were doing their jobs, whether they trusted the Democrats in Congress, the Republicans in Congress or President Obama to do a better job in handling the economy and coping with the main problems the nation faced. Several questions addressed the stimulus plan asking respondents whether they supported the plan, whether the plan would help the local economy in their area or their personal financial situation, whether it would be enough to improve the economy, and whether the stimulus package went far enough in terms of tax cuts and aides to states and individuals. Information was collected on whether respondents were confident that the federal government would implement adequate controls to avoid fraud with the use of federal money used for the nation's economic recovery, how concerned they were about the size of the federal deficit, whether stricter regulations should be placed on the way financial institutions conduct business, whether the government should provide refinancing assistance to homeowners, and whether additional government loans should be given to United States automakers. Respondents were asked questions about the effect the economy had in their lives. They were asked how financially secure they felt, whether the recession hurt them financially, how optimistic they felt about the state of the economy and their family's financial situation, whether they had cut back on their spending, and whether the economic situation was a cause of stress in their lives. Respondents were also asked how long they thought the recession would last, how confident they were they would retire with enough income to sustain them for the rest of their lives, how concerned they were about having enough money to pay their rent or mortgage, and whether they or anyone they knew had experienced or was concerned about job loss or pay cuts. Other topics focused on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Washington DC's delegate in Congress being a nonvoting member of the United States House of Representatives. Demographic variables include sex, age, race, education level, marital status, political party affiliation, political philosophy, household income, religious preference, home ownership, and whether respondents considered themselves to be a born-again Christian.
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ABC News, and The Washington Post. ABC News/Washington Post Monthly Poll, February 2009. ICPSR27762-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2010-04-30. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR27762.v1
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Subject Terms: Afghanistan War, automobile industry, consumer expenditures, Democratic Party (USA), economic conditions, economic crises, economic recovery, federal budget deficit, federal government, financial industry, Iraq War, job loss, job security, national economy, Obama Administration (2009- ), Obama, Barack, personal finances, presidency, presidential performance, public opinion, recession, Republican Party (USA), stress, United States Congress
Geographic Coverage: United States
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- 2009-02-19--2009-02-22
Unit of Observation: individual
Universe: Persons aged 18 and over living in households with telephones in the contiguous 48 United States.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—For the first time in 14 years, Philadelphia Eagles chairman Jeffrey Lurie will have to find a new head coach. It's an unimaginable time frame for an NFL owner to go between coaching searches, but the time had come.
Lurie had said before the season that an 8-8 mark wouldn't be enough for Andy Reid to see his 15th season in Philadelphia. The Eagles won half that amount and finished with their worst record ever under Reid, leaving the owner with no choice but to dismiss the franchise leader in regular-season and playoff victories.
Lurie has generally made the right call on his two head coaching hires—Ray Rhodes in 1995 and Reid four years later. At the time, Rhodes was considered a rising assistant from the Mike Holmgren coaching tree, which branched out from the Bill Walsh tree. Reid also came from the Holmgren line and had never ascended higher than quarterbacks coach, which reflected Lurie's willingness to take risks and gamble on unproven talent.
But the game has changed since 1999 and the Eagles have played 52 seasons without winning an NFL championship, which means Lurie's criteria for his next head coach could be radically different. It appears as if general manager Howie Roseman will play a major role in the interview process, but the call will ultimately be Lurie's.
Five candidates for the job:
Oregon coach Chip Kelly. The catchiest candidate from the college ranks is also the biggest enigma. Oregon has emerged as a national powerhouse under Kelly, 49, an offensive mastermind who many have called a visionary. The Ducks are 45-7 under Kelly and have made a BCS bowl game in each of his four seasons as head coach. His spread offenses are built around speed, pace and maximization of space, and he's been a consultant to Bill Belichick and the Patriots.
Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy. Lurie has an excellent relationship with agent Bob LaMonte, who represents Reid, Roseman and a dozen other coaches and executives with ties to either Reid or the Eagles. LaMonte's representatives include the 40-year-old McCoy, who helped Denver go two rounds deep into the playoffs last year with a read-option scheme he designed on the fly to fit Tim Tebow. This year, the Broncos won 13 games and the AFC's No. 1 seed with a completely different offense that fit the talents of Peyton Manning.
Former NFL coach Steve Marriucci. Word is that "Mooch" wants to get back into coaching after several years of working for the NFL Network. Mariucci (72-67 overall in the NFL) had four seasons of double-digit wins and two division titles as head coach of the 49ers from 1997 to 2002. He moved on to Detroit, where he was 15-28 from 2003 to 2005. Like Reid, Marriucci, 57, is a proponent of the West Coast offense and has roots in the Bill Walsh/Mike Holmgren tree.
Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter. The Falcons were known as soft and vanilla—especially on offense—until Koetter, 53, came over from Jacksonville and took control of Atlanta's offense. In his first season, Koetter has opened up the scheme and led Atlanta to top-five rankings in completion percentage, passing touchdowns, completion percentage and yards per attempt. Koetter helped start the rise of Boise State, which went 26-10 and won two bowl games with Koetter as head coach from 1998 to 2000. He then went 40-34 in six seasons as Arizona State's head coach. Koetter and Reid are old buds who coached together at three different spots.
Eagles defensive coordinator Todd Bowles. It's unlikely that Lurie plucks from within but he's very fond of Bowles, who was initially hired to coach the secondary before being promoted to defensive coordinator in the middle of this season. Lurie is impressed with Bowles' football IQ and could feasibly decide that the defense's problems this season weren't an accurate reflection of Bowles' coaching acumen given the season-long turmoil on Reid's staff. The Dolphins promoted Bowles to interim head coach near the end of the 2011 season—after firing Tony Sparano—and Bowles went 2-1.


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DETROIT - You would assume a good number of players from a state championship football team would go on to play college football, but an entire senior class?
Now that's something.
"Today is spectacular; we increased our numbers," Technician head coach Tom Wilcher said. "To be recognized as top athletes in the country is a great thing."
Twelve of Wilcher's players are going on to play college football, ten of them to D-I schools, like MSU recruit Dennis Finley.
"This is a very exciting moment, I'm proud of myself," Finley, an offensive tackle, said. "I'm proud of my teammates. All hard work, really paid off."
Cornerback Jourdan Lewis is heading to rival Michigan to play for the Wolverines, but he promises, there will be no hard feelings.
"He'll still be my teammate, we'll always be brothers," Lewis said. "I'm proud of all of us for moving on a starting our new lives."
Football is just one of several NCAA sports high school seniors signed on to play.
At Detroit Country Day Senior School Wednesday, athletes signed up to play tennis, soccer, lacrosse and track.
"I'm really excited, I've been working toward to this since I started running track," Kendall Baisden said.
For these students athletes, this is a good lesson to take with them: hard work really can pay off.
" I don't know… I'm just really happy right now," Country Day Football Player Poet Thomas said.
"There's nothing better than this," Country Day Gianmarco Rea said. "All the hard work, it just feels great."
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I'm Annie and was just looking through this site and decided to give it a try. I am also on QCA.
I live in San Diego, have 3 grown and out of the house daughters, and love my new quilting space! I am looking forward to making many new quilting friends here. Learning curve for a new web site may slow me down for a while, though.


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i do have issue with team canada being projected to be #2 based on potential alone, when the current #2 has an excellent track record on all levels, not just potential
i don't have a problem with players going to the NCAA as much as i do have a problem with our internal development.
it's great that the handful of quality players are going south to develop their game.. but what is Canada Basketball doing for the rest of the players? There's a shit ton more kids playing ball in Canada than that. Is Canada Basketball inviting these players to development camps? In the off-seasons, are these kids getting invited to compete in competitive tournaments? anything? i'm not asking to be facetious, i actually have no clue.. my knowledge on the matter goes back over a decade, when the answer would have been a straight up "NO".. maybe one of the younger board members can shed some light on this (Props? Rueben?).. is youth player development done strictly within the school level? Is Canada Basketball actually doing anything to help cultivate exceptional players, or are they sitting around waiting for the players to come to them?


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On the PBS Moyers & Company, Bill Moyers recently interviewed Karl Marlantes, a highly-decorated Vietnam veteran, Rhodes Scholar, author, and PTSD survivor. Their deeply moving discussion focused on what happens to young soldiers in combat, the eventual trauma of having killed fellow human beings, and the assistance they need upon returning home.
"'Thou shalt not kill' is a tenet you just do not violate, and so all your young life, that's drilled into your head. And then suddenly, you're 18 or 19 and they're saying, 'Go get 'em and kill for your country.' And then you come back and it's like, 'Well, thou shalt not kill' again. Believe me, that's a difficult thing to deal with," Marlantes tells Bill. "You take a young man and put him in the role of God, where he is asked to take a life - that's something no 19-year-old is able to handle." …
"The people that fight it are going to be fighting these battles, these spiritual, psychological battles most of their lives. And they need help. And I think that we have to be prepared as a nation that if we're going to commit a 19 year old to war, we're going to have to give him some help. And we're going to have to give his family some help. I mean, for every soldier with post-traumatic stress, there's a wife that is sitting there wondering what in the hell is happening to her husband. And why is this- what's going on here? She needs help and the kids need help."
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HOUSTON – The Houston Dynamo clinched second place in the Eastern Conference with a 3-1 victory over a reserve-laden LA Galaxy lineup in the final MLS regular-season game of 2011 in front of 30,018 fans at Robertson Stadium on Sunday.
With goals from Adam Moffat, Bobby Boswell and Carlo Costly, the Dynamo took care of their business against an LA side that took advantage of having clinched the Supporters' Shield by resting all of their regulars except goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts.
After a sluggish start for both teams, Moffat started the fireworks hitting a sterling strike from 38 yards out to give the Dynamo a 1-0 lead. In a pack of Galaxy and Dynamo players, Moffat found a sliver of space and took his chance with a rocket to the upper 90 to beat an outstretched Ricketts.
The score line held until just minutes after halftime when Boswell hit a seeing-eye grounder past a frozen Ricketts in the 48th minute. Moffat was credited with an assist for heading down Brad Davis' free kick to the defender, who took his chance well.
Costly got in on the act in the 74th minute heading home an excellent Davis cross – who clinched the MLS assist title on the play with 16 on the year – for the third and final goal and salt away a victory. The Honduran national-teamer found space at the back post and rose above Dasan Robinson to open his MLS account.
For LA, it was a night to get their reserves some action and stay away from injuries before the playoffs. Sean Franklin returned for his first minutes since Sept. 9 and 16-year-old Jack McBean made his MLS debut, starting up top with Jovan Kirovski.
LA challenged Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall just once on the night, but made it count two minutes from the final whistle when Chad Barrett set up McBean inside the 18-yard-box. The youngster hit a hard right-footed shot past Hall to punctuate his MLS debut with a goal.
With the victory, Houston finish the season with 49 points and book a conference semifinal series against the Philadelphia Union – with the first game on Oct. 29 PPL Park. LA finish the season with 67 points and will await the lowest wild card seed for their conference semifinal matchup.
Scoring Summary:
HOU -- Adam Moffat 2 (unassisted) 27
HOU -- Bobby Boswell 5 (Adam Moffat 2) 48
HOU -- Carlo Costly 1 (Brad Davis 16) 74
LA -- Jack McBean 1 (Chad Barrett 5) 88
Misconduct Summary:
HOU -- Andre Hainault (caution; Reckless Foul) 43
HOU -- Danny Cruz (caution; Reckless Foul) 44
LA -- Jovan Kirovski (caution; Reckless Foul) 49
HOU -- Carlo Costly (caution; Shirt Removal) 75
LA Galaxy -- Donovan Ricketts, Frankie Hejduk (Ryan Thomas 76), Gregg Berhalter, Dasan Robinson, A.J. DeLaGarza, Hector Jimenez, Chris Birchall, Dan Keat, Michael Stephens, Jovan Kirovski (Chad Barrett 62), Jack McBean.
Substitutes Not Used: Paolo Cardozo, Sean Franklin, Juninho, Miguel Lopez, Brian Perk.
Houston Dynamo -- Tally Hall, Andre Hainault, Bobby Boswell, Geoff Cameron, Corey Ashe, Danny Cruz (Colin Clark 81), Luiz Camargo, Adam Moffat, Brad Davis, Brian Ching (Carlo Costly 63), Calen Carr (Will Bruin 76).
Substitutes Not Used: Hunter Freeman, Jermaine Taylor, Je-Vaughn Watson, Tyler Deric.
Referee: Jorge Gonzalez
Referee's Assistants: Greg Barkey; Jeff Hosking
4th Official: Jasen Anno
Attendance: 30,018
Time of Game: 1:46
Weather: Cloudy and 81 degrees


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Wasatch Range (South) > Loafer Mountain (UT) > Climber's Log
Loafer Mountain (UT) Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Jun 18, 2017
|My original plan was to bag both Loafer and Santaquin in a day but the steep snowfields on the north side made me turn around. And by around I mean back to the top of Loafer, which I had already summitted. Since I came from the cutoff route I ended up with 5300+ feet of elevation thanks to a double summit on one peak. Guess I'll be back for Santaquin
|Posted Jun 18, 2017 9:11 pm
|Fun in the Wasatch
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2014
|Posted May 24, 2016 5:58 pm
|Jana D Timpson Huggins
|Loafer Mountain
Date Climbed: May 16, 2015
|Loafer has its moments of difficulty, but its awesome and beautiful and worth the effort.
|Posted Jul 18, 2015 12:59 am
|I wore my mountaineering costume
Date Climbed: Oct 31, 2009
|Lots of snow for Halloween. There were even cornices on top. Just walked up from the Payson Canyon road. Ask Anders for details.
|Posted Dec 22, 2014 12:24 pm
|No loafing on this hike
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2014
|#1 8-26-14 Enjoyed bagging this one following the climb to Santaquin Peak. Description of the trail was very good. IVD #2 8-4-15 W/ Brent. Came down the west shoulder and I highly recommend this route both up and down, depending upon your tastes. IVD
|Posted Aug 26, 2014 10:51 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2014
|Hot but beautiful day in the mountains with the pups - Miko and Nala. Got Santaquin and then dropped down and ascended up to Loafer Mountain.
|Posted Jul 5, 2014 7:34 pm
|Loafer Mountain
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2013
|9/10/2013 Climbed Loafer and Santaquin. Very windy, stormy, cold conditions once at the ridgeline. From about 9500 feet on up I was hiking in very thick clouds with visibility ranging from 2 feet to 20 feet. Even with no views what so ever it was a great hike.
|Posted Sep 10, 2013 7:04 pm
|Along with Santaquin Peak
Date Climbed: Apr 7, 2012
|April 7, 2012. Took the NW ridge of Santaquin peak up from Woodland hills. It took us 5.5 hours to reach Santaquin Peak, then 1 hour to Loafer Peak. Descent time was 2.25 hours via the right fork of Maple Canyon. On this map http://tinyurl.com/88lp8b9 we followed A-C to peak 1, C-E to peak 2, and E-G back to A for the descent.
|Posted Apr 9, 2012 11:49 am
|Happy Halloween Loafer!
Date Climbed: Oct 31, 2009
|Did this peak on Halloween. There was plenty of snow on top, but it was worth it. Thanks Loafer. I have now climbed this mountain 3 times. Woot!
|Posted Oct 21, 2011 5:47 pm
|Great Two-fer
Date Climbed: Oct 4, 2011
|Went up the Loafer Mountain Ridge trail to the summit of Loafer. Took me 2 hours and 03 mins to go the 5.5 miles to the top. Was gonna descend the ridge and go down the trail that led down the canyon. But wanted to do Santaquin Peak too. So I headed up Santaquin. And then when I got back to the saddle, I took trail 122 across the face of Loafer and went down the trail that led down the canyon to check out that route. It was steep and pretty, and would be a nice way to go up and more direct. But there is an additional 650 feet you have to regain on the way back where the trail merges at the corral. The other way wasn't much shorter but added some big elevation gain. I wouldn't go that way in the future. I'd stick with the Loafer Mountain Ridge up and down, especially if you're going to do Santaquin.
|Posted Oct 4, 2011 9:52 pm
|Loafer Mtn Trail
Date Climbed: Sep 17, 2011
|Hiked via Loafer Mtn trail. Followed good trail to Santaquin Pk summit and then hit summit of Loafer on return.
|Posted Sep 21, 2011 2:24 pm
|The "7 Peaks" Conquered
Date Climbed: Oct 20, 2010
|This was the last of "The 7 Peaks" for me! I was really surprised by the well maintained trail (until the scramble). Very runnable and quite fun although don't be fooled by the 3,000ft of vertical, the undulations make it more like 4,000 and it's surprisingly long. It was very foggy and we did Santaquin first then scrambled up the back side---the fog was so thick at the summit that we got within 15 feet of a dozen Mountain goats (huddled around the summit rocks) before we saw each other---needless to say they scurried off in a hurry while we grabbed pictures of them. We HAMMERED the descent in less than an hour. We were 1:33 to the top of Santaquin and then another 30 minutes between there and Loafer Summit---keep in mind we were running.
|Posted Oct 23, 2010 7:34 pm
|Loafer Mt Trail
Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2010
|Last peak of the day. Also did Bald Mt, 10421, Twin Knolls, and Santaquin. The day started out merely gloomy, but by the time I got over here the weather was down right nasty. The wind was very strong and blew the fog around and it was surreal to see peaks appear for just a few seconds at a time. I enjoyed the hike even though the weather was bad and would gladly redo Santaquin and Loafer some other time.
|Posted Oct 8, 2010 12:06 am
|via Loafer Mtn Trail
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 2010
|Still quite a bit of snow near the top which made for a fun ascent and even better glissade down! Wanted to hit Santaquin as well, but wasn't ready for the traverse across steep snow fields on the north face of Loafer.
|Posted Jun 28, 2010 12:34 pm
|Good fun
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2009
|Did this along with Spanish Fork peak. Did SF first then headed up this guy. Beautiful weather made for a great day out.
|Posted Feb 2, 2010 8:06 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 1996
|My wife and I climbed this on the same hike as Santiquin (we camped on top of Santiquin though it isn't a great campsite). We came up the old Mud Hollow route because we were unaware of the new trail up the mountain.
|Posted Nov 16, 2009 7:26 pm
|Thanksgiving Treat
Date Climbed: Nov 25, 2005
|Was in Utah visiting my wifes relatives when I got away for a half day to climb. Awesome late season hike as most of the route is on south facing slopes. Only hit deep snow on NW side of Loafer while between the 2 peaks. Map and pics at http://www.willhiteweb.com/loafer_santaquin_mountain/utah_county_hiking_189.htm
|Posted Nov 16, 2009 6:44 pm
|Two for the price of one.
Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2007
|Following the Loafer Mtn trail to its conclusion, I found myself atop Santaquin Peak. I mentioned to SP member Spengy that I was happy to get Loafer Mountain done and he explained that the peak we were on wasn't Loafer, it was Santaquin. Doh. He pointed back to the south and said "that's Loafer". So, I dutifully made my way back to the saddle between the two peaks and made my way cross country up to the highest point of Loafer. I spooked a couple huge deer that were hiding from hunters and ended up walking the full ridgeline to make sure I hit the highest spot. A very hazy day but a great hike that I could recommend easily.
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(AP) -- For several years, baseball fans have argued whether Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa belong in the Hall of Fame.
Bonds, Clemens and Sosa are set to show up on the Hall ballot for the first time, with all sides eager to find out whether drug allegations will block the former stars from reaching the shrine.
The 2013 ballot will be announced at noon EST.
Craig Biggio, Mike Piazza and Curt Schilling are certain to be among the other first-time eligibles. Jack Morris, Jeff Bagwell and Tim Raines are the top holdover candidates.
Longtime members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America will vote through next month. The much-awaited results will be announced Jan. 9, with players needing to be listed on 75 percent of the ballots to gain induction.
The upcoming election is certain to fuel the most polarizing Hall discussion since career hits leader Pete Rose's betting troubles put him on baseball's permanently ineligible list, barring him from the BBWAA ballot.
While many continued to debate whether Rose should be in Cooperstown, it was moot because there is currently no way he can be considered.
On deck, though, are some of the game's biggest names -- along with a lot of the sport's biggest baggage.
Bonds, Clemens and Sosa each posted huge numbers, but all were tainted by accusations that they used performance-enhancing drugs. And as baseball keeps trying to rid itself of PEDs, their impact on HRs, RBIs and Ws remains a prickly problem.
Bonds is baseball's all-time home runs leader with 762 and won a record seven MVP awards. Clemens ranks ninth in career wins with 354 and took home a record seven Cy Young Awards. Sosa is eighth on the home run chart with 609.
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Fans, players and Hall of Fame members have all chimed in about whether stars who supposedly juiced up during the Steroids Era should make it to Cooperstown.
Many of those opposed say drug cheats should never be afforded baseball's highest individual honors. Others on the opposite side claim the use of PEDs was pervasive in the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s, and shouldn't disqualify candidates.
If recent voting for the Hall is any indication, the odds are solidly stacked against Bonds, Clemens and Sosa.
Mark McGwire is 10th on the career home run list with 583, but has never received even 24 percent in his six tries. Big Mac has admitted to using steroids and human growth hormone.
Rafael Palmeiro is among only four players with 500 homers and 3,000 hits, yet has gotten a high of 12.6 percent in his two years on the ballot. Palmeiro drew a 10-day suspension in 2005 after a positive test for performance-enhancing drugs, and said the result was due to a vitamin vial given to him by teammate Miguel Tejada.
Biggio topped the 3,000-hit mark -- which always has been considered an automatic credential for Cooperstown
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Schilling was 216-146 and won three World Series championships, including his "bloody sock" performance for the Boston Red Sox in 2004.
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I've been working on some simple frustum culling for a little while and now it finally works. I'm going to describe the algorithm and then a code snippet. What it 'actually' does right now is test whether or not an object's position is inside or outside a cone with the specified number of degres as its radius. It's good for amateur projects because its still useful, but extremely easy to understand.
I would just like to specify a difference between frustum culling and frustum clipping: I asked the people at gamedev and they said that OpenGL automatically does frustum clipping for you after calling glFrustum. However it still takes time for your hardware to determine if the objects passed to it are inside or outside the view frustum. That is why it is important to do culling, which means you determine if an object is visible in software and don't even pass it to GL. With that said and done, here is my simple method (and it works!)
Using the equation (Mr. Wizard told me this equation)
costheta = DotProduct(A, B) / ||A|| * ||B||
A and B are vectors, ||A|| denotes the magnitude of , the DotProduct is the sum of the products of the components of the vectors
1) Get a vector from the object's position to the camera's position
2) Normalize it
3) Get just the view component of your View vector (View - Position)
4) Because your View and Normalized (View - Player.CamPos) vectors already have a length of 1, you can boil down the equation to just:
costheta = DotProduct(A, B)
5) Use arcsine function to get the number of radians between the two vectors
6) Optional step: convert to degrees for readability (which is what I did)
7) If the degrees between these two vectors is greater than the radius of your cone, then it isn't visible.
Here is my IsVisible() function, if it returns false, the object doesn't get drawn
It's definitely not perfect, but it works for me for right now. I wanted to share that with other beginners so they could use it or something like it in their projects (in the time being until doing real frustum culling).Code:bool GameEntity::IsVisible() { Vector ObjectToCamera; ObjectToCamera = Position - Player1->CamPos; ObjectToCamera.Normalize(); float CosTheta = DotProduct(ObjectToCamera, (Player1->View - Player1->Position));// / (ObjectToCamera.GetLength() * (Player1->View - Player1->Position).GetLength()); float Degrees = acosf(CosTheta); Degrees = RadiansToDegrees(Degrees); if(Degrees > 50) { return false; }


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Seen a few posts selling and describing JH600s. Anyone tried out the JH600EC model? Specs look killer, I was primarily interested in it for the Eclipse shape with shorter 24.75" scale length and 24 frets, besides the Kahler bridge, which I think would work better for heavier gauge strings than a Floyd Rose, which would require an additional spring and loses a lot of finesse with higher gauges.
Not a lot of posts about this guitar, or even any reviews. Interested in knowing whether anyone on these forums has tried one out and what you thought about it? What's the quality like versus a "Deluxe" Ltd guitar, such as the EC-1000?
I think they are Fantastic. My first Real guitar had a Kahler bridge and i swore by it. I am glad ESP offers a guitar with a Khaler. The star inlays are killer as well.
R.I.P Jeff.
Great specs, just personal preference to me is an Eclipse shape and a trem don't go together like KH3 etc (same as they should be set neck and mahogany). But thats just my predisposition to what a certain geet should have, nothing against the guitar.
I bought one! Absolutely fantastic for a production model guitar. The Kahler is actually pretty cool, retains all the sound of the wood because there's no routing involved. A very nice playing and looking guitar, I'm glad I took the plunge. And the scale length makes me feel invincible, so nice after 25.5" for all these years :)
I was pretty interested in this model since I dig stars...I know just the inlays but whatever. Anyway the one I played (at guitar center) was very heavy and just felt awkward to play. Maybe it was because I am not used to a Kahler bridge (my other guitars have floyd or tune-o-matic style) but I just didn't like it very much. Aside from that the inlays looked awful, they were very dull (as opposed to the online photos) and had a lot of filler (when the inlay and hole are not cut properly it is used to "fill" the space). Aside from the inlays everything else seemed fine though, finish looked fine and the frets were all nice.


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A library for communicating between python and OCaml, together with a little proof-of-concept interface to WxPython, as a first step towards a better GUI tool for OCaml.
Cmdliner [09-Jan-2013, version 0.9.3, Beta]
Cmdliner is an OCaml module for the declarative definition of command line interfaces. It provides a simple and compositional mechanism to convert command line arguments to OCaml values and pass them to your functions. The module automatically handles syntax errors, help messages and UNIX man page generation. It supports programs with single or multiple commands (like darcs or git) and respects most of the POSIX and GNU conventions.
Cppo [29-Aug-2011, version 0.9.2, Beta]
Cppo is an equivalent of the C preprocessor targeted at the OCaml language and its variants. Its main purpose is to provide simple macro substitution (#define) and file inclusion (#include) for the occasional case when this is useful in OCaml. The implementation of cppo relies on the standard library of OCaml and on the standard parsing tools Ocamllex and Ocamlyacc, which contribute to the robustness of cppo across OCaml versions.
Datalog [31-Jan-2013, version 0.1, Beta]
A small datalog fixpoint engine in OCaml, designed for incremental problems with lots of rules.
Easy-format [10-Jul-2008, version 0.9.0, Beta]
A small library (a module in fact) that is meant to make it easy to produce pretty-printed text. The data to be printed goes through a tree that carries all the information required for pretty-printing. After that, a single call to Easy_format.Pretty.to_stdout (for instance) outputs the indented result.
estring [03-Nov-2008, version 0.1, Alpha]
estring, which stands for `extended strings' is a library with a syntax extension allowing to see strings as lists of characters. It also define a new safe and extensible printf/scanf facility.
Fiblib [25-Jul-2007, version 0.1, Alpha]
An efficient, imperative Fibonacci heap library, based on the pseudocode of Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein. Aims to be practical and elegant.
Hydro [05-May-2009, version 0.7, Beta]
Hydro is an independent implementation of ICE, the object-oriented RPC protocol by ZeroC, for the O'Caml programming language. Hydro (like ICE) allows you to bridge language barriers by letting components written in different programming languages communicate with each other. ZeroC's ICE product currently includes implementations for C++, Java, C#, Python, Ruby, VB, and PHP. Hydro adds support for O'Caml. The ICE protocol is rich enough to make the representation of the data to communicate easy and convenient to use, and adopts an object-oriented type system. ZeroC sees ICE as a superior successor to CORBA.
json-static [05-Feb-2008, version 0.9.6, Beta]
Json-static is a companion for the json-wheel library. By reading a type definition, the preprocessor inserts code that converts between OCaml types (lists, arrays, tuples, objects, polymorphic variants, ...) and untyped JSON data. Those type definitions are written in a syntax which is very close to regular OCaml type definitions.
json-wheel [04-Dec-2006, version 1.0.0, Stable]
json-wheel is an OCaml implementation of the JSON data interchange format, which can be considered as a lightweight alternative to XML.
Jsonm [07-May-2012, version 0.9.0, Beta]
Jsonm is a non-blocking streaming codec to decode and encode the JSON data format. It can process JSON text without blocking on IO and without a complete in-memory representation of the data. The uncut codec also processes whitespace and (non-standard) JSON with JavaScript comments.
LablPCRE [30-Jan-2007, version 1.0, Stable]
A binding for PCRE, providing access to the POSIX regular expression pattern matching API of PCRE, fully supporting Linux and Windows builds of PCRE versions 6.1 - 7.0. With an emphasis on simplicity and ease of use, LablPCRE offers a small-footprint interface: four functions and a handful of public methods in a returned "regresult" object.
LablScintilla [01-Feb-2007, version 0.9pre1, Beta]
Caml for Scintilla is a free source and binary package which adds syntax coloring for the Objective Caml language to the multi-platform (Win32 and GTK+) Scintilla editing component and SciTE text editor.
Melt [24-Mar-2009, version 1.1.0, Beta]
Melt is a set of libraries and tools which allows you to program LaTeX documents using OCaml. This combines the typesetting power of LaTeX with the programming power of OCaml. It can be combined with Mlpost to include figures.
Micmatch [28-Jul-2008, version 1.0.0, Stable]
Micmatch is a syntax extension of the pattern matching constructs of OCaml for matching and extracting substrings with regular expressions. Micmatch tries to stay as close as possible to the spirit of OCaml. Named regular expressions can be defined. They use the syntax of ocamllex with some additions. This extension is for Camlp5.
Mikmatch [28-Jul-2008, version 1.0.0, Beta]
The goal of Micmatch is to make text-oriented programs even easier to write, read and run without losing the unique and powerful features of Objective Caml (OCaml). Micmatch provides a concise and highly readable syntax for regular expressions, and integrates it into the syntax of OCaml thanks to Camlp4.
Netamqp [14-Apr-2011, version 1.0, Stable]
This library implements an AMQP client for accessing a message broker. The supported protocol version is 0-9-1, and successful tests have been run against RabbitMQ. The library is designed as an extension to Ocamlnet.
Objective C - Objective Caml bridge for Mac OS X [08-Jan-2008, Alpha]
The goal of this project is to provide access to Mac OS X's APIs from OCaml. The project focuses on the set of APIs referred to as "Cocoa", that is APIs based on Objective C artefacts (classes, objects, protocols, methods). With such access to Cocoa's APIs, it is expected that OCaml programmers would be able to design, develop and build native MacOSX applications with ease. Some features are explicitly out of scope: - general support of C-type apis (structs) - general support for Objective C (this project is targetted at Mac OS X) - platforms different from MacOSX The targetted user is an intermediate level developer, at ease with all of OCaml constructs (including modules, classes, labels) and with Cocoa programming.
Objsize [23-Jul-2008, version 0.11, Stable]
Objsize is a small OCaml library for computing size of OCaml values. It computes count of words used for values, count of values' headers, maximal depth of values. There are functions to get size of values in bytes too.
OBus [13-Dec-2010, version 1.1, Stable]
OBus is a pure ocaml implementation of DBus. It aims to provide a clean and easy way for ocaml programmers to access and provide dbus services.
ocalibs [17-May-2004, Development code]
Ocalibs is a collection of libraries for the ocaml programming language, designed to make windows game development easier. It will support DirectX for graphics and ODE for physics.
Ocaml Link Grammar [29-May-2006, version 0.1, Beta]
OCaml interface to Link Grammar. This package contains the OCaml interface to Link Grammar. It enables Ocaml applications to use Link Grammar to parse English sentences.
OCaml WordNet [19-Apr-2006, version 0.1, Beta]
This package contains the OCaml Interface to WordNet 2.1. It enables Ocaml programs to use the Wordnet dictionary for (english) word forms and meanings. This library directly parses the WordNet dictionary files, and does not depend on any other libraries. This library requires WordNet 2.1 to be installed (WordNet is available as a free download).
ocaml-autoconf [16-Oct-2009, version 1.1, Stable]
Autoconf macros to support configuration of OCaml programs and libraries.
OCaml-gir [03-Nov-2009, version 0.9, Beta]
OCaml-gir is an automated binding generator for glib-based libraries.
ocaml-osm-route [03-Jun-2008, Development code]
A quite simple program to do some basic routing over Open Streat Map maps. It parses an .osm.bz2 file, creates a compact data structure in memory (which is saved into a cache to speed up next searches), finds the OSM nodes closest to the source and goal points given as (latitude, longitude) couples, does the routing itself, prints it on the screen and saves it in .osm XML format (for example to load it into JOSM).
OCaml-Sem [07-Nov-2005, version 0.0.2, Beta]
Sem is an OCaml module implementing support of POSIX semaphores. The package contains code in C and OCaml programming languages. Once compiled it makes a usual OCaml library usable in both byte-code and native code development.
ocaml-text [05-May-2009, version 0.2, Beta]
OCaml-Text is a library for dealing with ``text'', i.e. sequence of unicode characters, in a convenient way.
Ocamlyices [22-Sep-2010, version 0.4, Beta]
Yet another binding for Yices SMT 1.x. Based on CamlIDL, this library allows the access to both Yices APIs (full and light), unsatisfiable cores, bit vectors, and more experimental features (interrupting, switching between APIs).
Oclock [22-Sep-2010, version 0.2, Beta]
Precise POSIX clock library for Ocaml. This library uses the clock_gettime(2) family of functions, to get precisions from below the milliseconds upto the nanoseconds depending on the platform (system and CPU). It lets you measure time from the real-time clock, monotonic clocks, or CPU-time clocks of the current process, of a remote process, or of a thread.
Olmar [06-Nov-2006, version 0.2, Beta]
Olmar connects Elsa, the Elkhound based C/C++ parser and typechecker, with Ocaml. More precisely, the Olmar extension can translate Elsa's internal abstract syntax tree into a value of an Ocaml variant type. This value can then be further processed with a pure Ocaml program. I prefer to have standalone Ocaml programs. Therefore I let Elsa marshal the abstract syntax tree as an Ocaml value to disk. However, it is also possible to link the Ocaml code into the Elsa executable.
Oni [24-Nov-2010, version 1.00, Stable]
A modular framework of Objective Caml libraries comprising general purpose utilities and functional data structures, a more flexible abstraction of the system network sockets layer than the standard library, and modules to support the development of concurrent, single-threaded network application services with a functional programming style.
Optcomp [14-Jan-2009, version 1.0, Stable]
Camlp4 syntax extension for optional compilation with cpp-like directives.
Ott [08-Jan-2007, version 0.10.2, Alpha]
tool for semantic definitions of programming languages and calculi. The tool takes as input a definition of a language syntax and semantic relations, in a concise and readable ASCII notation that is close to what one would write in informal mathematics. It builds parsers for symbolic and concrete terms of the language, generates LaTeX to build a typeset version of the definition, and generates Coq, HOL, and Isabelle versions of the definition.
pa_bounds [13-Mar-2006, Beta]
A syntax extension which allows out-of-bounds accesses of arrays and alike to be reported with the exact location in the source code.
Phpsa [03-Apr-2006, version 0.1.1, Beta]
PHP string analyzer is a static program analyzer that approximates the string output of a PHP program with a context-free grammar. The analyzer can be used to check properties of a PHP program. For example, it can be used to validate dynamically generated Web pages by a PHP program.
Promela [10-Sep-2012, version 0.4, Beta]
The PROMELA library is an OCaml library providing types and functions to create, analyze and modify PROMELA programs as used by the Spin model checker.
React [19-Mar-2012, version 0.9.3, Beta]
React is an OCaml module for functional reactive programming (FRP). It provides support to program with time varying values : applicative events and signals. React doesn't define any primitive event or signal, this lets the client chooses the concrete timeline.
Rtime [19-Mar-2012, version 0.9.2, Beta]
Rtime is an OCaml module implementing timelines for React [1]. It manages time stamp events, delayed events and delayed signals along timelines. The client chooses the concrete timeline by providing an absolute notion of time. Running the timeline at the appropriate pace is left to the client.
Saffire [31-May-2005, Alpha]
Saffire is a static analysis program that detects bugs in programs that use the OCaml/C foreign function interface. Saffire works by performing type inference across both OCaml and C to make sure that values are used consistently across the language boundary. For instance, if a OCaml passes a record to a C function, that C function should not treat the data as an integer. Saffire also tracks what C variables point into the OCaml heap and ensure they are always registered with CAMLparam/local before any allocation functions are called.
Sentence Segmenter [03-Jul-2006, Alpha]
This library can be used to segment Newspaper style (english) text articles into sentences. It uses the Ocaml lexer with a simple set of lexical rules to classify those periods ('.') in the text that end sentences.
Sequence [21-Feb-2013, version 0.3.1, Beta]
Simple sequence abstract datatype, intented to transfer a finite number of elements from one data structure to another. Some transformations on sequences, like filter, map, take, drop and append can be performed before the sequence is iterated/folded on.
svgconv [20-Jun-2007, version 1.0.5, Stable]
Svgconv is a tool to convert SVG paths into a C format that can be easily used with OpenVG. The tool converts SVG graphics into C source code that can be #included into your C program that wishes to use the path data.
utop [16-Aug-2012, version 1.2, Stable]
utop is a toplevel for OCaml which can run in a terminal or in emacs. It supports completion, colors, parenthesis matching, ...
Uucd [09-Jan-2013, version 0.9.2, Beta]
Uucd is an OCaml module to decode the data of the Unicode character database from its XML representation. It provides high-level (but not necessarily efficient) access to the data so that efficient representations can be extracted.
Uuidm [19-Mar-2012, version 0.9.4, Beta]
Uuidm is an OCaml module implementing 128 bits universally unique identifiers version 3, 5 (name based with MD5, SHA-1 hashing) and 4 (random based) according to RFC 4122. Uuidm is made of a single, independent, module and distributed under the new BSD license.
Uunf [09-Jan-2013, version 0.9.1, Beta]
Uunf is an OCaml module for normalizing Unicode text. It supports all Unicode normalization forms and is independent from any IO mechanism or Unicode text data structure. Text can be processed without a complete in-memory representation.
Uutf [09-Jan-2013, version 0.9.2, Beta]
Uutf is an non-blocking streaming Unicode codec for OCaml to decode and encode the UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-16LE and UTF-16BE encoding schemes. It can efficiently work character by character without blocking on IO. Decoders perform character position tracking and support newline normalization. Functions are also provided to fold over the characters of UTF encoded OCaml string values and to directly encode characters in OCaml Buffer.t values.
Webdav client library [08-Feb-2011, version 1.0, Stable]
This library implements the client side of the WebDAV protocol (RFC 4918). The file locking part of WebDAV is omitted, though. The library uses Ocamlnet's [netclient] library for client-side HTTP, and extends it by providing the required access methods for WebDAV. Additionally, there is also an implementation for Ocamlnet's Netfs.stream_fs abstraction modelling a simple file system.
xmlm [19-Mar-2012, version 1.1.0, Stable]
Xmlm is an OCaml module providing streaming XML input/output. It aims at making XML processing robust and painless. The streaming interface can process documents without building an in-memory representation. It lets the programmer translate its data structures to XML documents and vice-versa. Functions are provided to easily transform arborescent data structures to/from XML documents.
Zenon [09-Jan-2012, version 0.6.3, Beta]
Zenon is an automatic theorem prover written in OCaml. Zenon handles first-order logic with equality. Its most important feature is that it outputs the proofs of the theorems, in Coq-checkable form.


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The United States Men's Olympic Team listens to the national anthem following the gold medal game on August 12 after defeating Spain, 107-100, to capture their 14th gold in men's hoops.
Associated Press
LONDON – This was no Dream Team. This was reality.
The gold medal was in doubt for the U.S. men's basketball team.
The Americans led Spain by only one point after three quarters, a back-and-forth, impossible-to-turn-away-from game that almost anyone would hope for in an Olympic final.
Especially, it turns out, the U.S. players.
"We knew it wasn't going to be easy. We didn't want it easy," LeBron James said.
The Americans defended their title on Aug. 12 by fighting off another huge challenge from Spain, pulling away in the final minutes for a 107-100 victory and their second straight Olympic championship.
James capped one of basketball's most brilliant individual years with a monster dunk and a huge 3-pointer in the final 2:50 that finally ended a Spanish threat few expected after the Americans had been so dominant for so long in London.
Kevin Durant scored 30 points and James had 19 on a day he joined Jordan as the only players to win the NBA title, regular-season MVP, NBA Finals MVP and Olympic gold in the same year.
Coach Mike Krzyzewski, who has said he's retiring as national team coach after restoring the Americans to their place atop world basketball, emptied his bench in the final minute.
James stood with both arms in the air, then held Durant in a long hug before they came off the court. When the final horn sounded, Krzyzewski locked James in a tight embrace as Bruce Springsteen's "Born In The USA" rocked the arena.
It was the 14th gold medal for the Americans, who lost at least five players who might have been on the team when Dwight Howard, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and Derrick Rose had to pull out with injuries and Blake Griffin was hurt in trainin


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Braves shuffle rotation after 15-inning game
By Mark Bowman and Eric Single / MLB.com
ATLANTA -- In response to Kris Medlen's emergency appearance out of the bullpen in the final innings of Saturday night's game, the Braves will take advantage of Monday's off-day to push Medlen back in the rotation during their upcoming six-game road trip through New York and St. Louis.
Medlen threw 47 pitches on three days' rest after entering in the 12th inning of the Braves' 8-7 loss to the Nationals, allowing four hits over three innings, including the game-winning home run by former teammate Adam LaRoche. With the Braves out of options in the bullpen after Luis Avilan worked the first two extra innings, Medlen would likely have remained in the game even longer if the Braves had found a way to tie things up in the bottom half of the inning.
In his place, Brandon Beachy will start the Tuesday night opener of a two-game series against the Mets, while Alex Wood will take the mound on Wednesday afternoon. Medlen will slot in behind Mike Minor and in front of Julio Teheran for the four-game series against the Cardinals that starts on Thursday night, and Beachy will start next Sunday.
Paul Maholm tossed 5 2/3 strong innings in a rehab start with Class A Rome on Saturday night, but he was left out of the rotation for the road trip, leaving open the possibility of an additional rehab start for the 31-year-old left-hander before he makes his return. Maholm has been on the disabled list with a bruised left wrist since late July, and on Sunday he expressed confidence that he was close to being activated.
"Like I said before, I'm not trying to build up to throw 95 [mph] or anything," Maholm said on Sunday after he struck out six and allowed one run on four hits for Rome. "I was just kind of getting back into game action, and obviously, I'm going to talk to them and see what they want me to do and what role they want me to come back in."
Maholm struggled in his final seven starts before hitting the disabled list, posting a 6.45 ERA and lasting seven innings on only one occasion.
Simmons adds to defensive legend with unreal DP
ATLANTA -- When asked to provide the best defensive play he has seen Andrelton Simmons make, Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez has often said, "the next one." But it might be difficult for Simmons to top what he did in the 14th inning of Saturday's 8-7 loss to the Nationals.
With runners at first and second and one out, Simmons was leaning toward third base in expectation of having to cover the bag when Nationals reliever Craig Stammen produced a sacrifice bunt attempt. When Stammen pulled his bat back and sent a chopper up the middle, Simmons redirected his momentum and grabbed the ball just to the left of second base.
"That was huge with us having the bunt play on where guys were crashing over, and for him to still be able to get over there," Braves pitcher Kris Medlen said.
Getting to the ball was the easy part. Simmons then proceeded to do the improbable by stepping on second base as he was falling back toward center field and made an off-balance throw that was somehow strong enough to beat Stammen to first and complete an inning-ending double play.
"I wasn't even thinking about him throwing the ball to first," Braves third baseman Chris Johnson said. "He's amazing. He's the best shortstop I've ever seen."
According to FanGraphs.com, Simmons currently leads all Major League shortstops with 36 Defensive Runs Saved and a UZR/150 of 26.6. Both marks would rank as the best recorded by a shortstop since these defensive metrics were adopted in 2002.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. Eric Single is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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