OlDikDik

I'm renting a house that was built in 1938, so I don't want to spend a ton of money earthquake-proofing a house I don't own, but are there any low-cost things I can do to help my house not crumble if the Big One hits?

Ask anyone who works in IT, you don't just "turn off" a website and hope it comes back on the next day.

You've become pretty well-known for your training regimens, have you ever thought about publishing training circuits for lower-level climbers? I'm just breaking into the V7 range and I'd love to get a campus board/hangboard workout from you that will help me progress.

It was pretty awesome seeing so many people from Summit try out last year. And even awesomer watching you make it so far. PS happy bday.

My wife had the chance to meet you when you were in Auburn last month. I wanted to say thanks for doing that, it made her year! Now on to my question: What makes for the best haunted houses?