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Young Gun Takes Control Of International Rolex Regatta, OtterBox® Virgin Islands Sailing Series Event No. 2
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St. Thomas, USVI - Friday marked the opening day at the 40th Anniversary edition of the International Rolex Regatta, hosted by the St. Thomas Yacht Club. PRO Dave Brennan fired off four amazing windward/leeward races placing the youngest helmsman in the fleet, Dalton DeVos aboard Delta in first place overall, ahead by two points. In second place is Richard Goransson on Inga From Sweden. Rounding out the top three is Jason Carroll on Argo.
Red hot off the starting line, DeVos launched off the pin end in Race One, establishing an almost immediate and impressive lead. In addition to having the hottest looking, smartly outfitted boat on the course, DeVos turned up the speed rounding the top mark in first with a comfortable lead. He held his own leaving an intense battle for second place to Goransson and Mark Plaxton's INTAC. While DeVos gradually put more space between himself and the fleet, Plaxton and Goransson fought aggressively, changing positions at every opportunity. DeVos finished in first, Plaxton took second place honors, while Goransson grabbed third.
Valentin Zavadnikov on Team Synergy took charge in Race Two, with DeVos hot on his heels. The difficult, very tricky light air and crazy current conditions took its toll on the fleet as Zavadnikov barely hung on to win. DeVos' Delta, who ended up settling for second, came inches within grabbing another bullet at the line. Dalton's older cousin, Ryan DeVos on Volpe came third.
Carroll came on strong in Race Three winning the start and landing himself ahead of the fleet at the top mark. Carroll was constantly challenged by Goransson, followed by DeVos' Delta throughout the race. But Carroll was lucky enough to catch all the right shifts enabling him to stay out front and win. Goransson came second, while DeVos finished third.
The final race of the day gave way to more steady, yet continued challenging breeze conditions in Great Bay. Tony Buckingham's Ngoni got out front early on, wrapping the top mark in first, just ahead of DeVos and Plaxton. They were tight and the two fought for position fiercely throughout the remainder of the race. In the end, Plaxton claimed ownership of the race followed by Buckingham. Carroll cleaned up for third.
Racing will continue on Saturday and conclude on Sunday.
Apres racing, amidst all the other party-going festivities at the International Rolex Regatta, Team Argo hosted a wonderful dock party! Great friend and good times!
The International Melges 32 Class Association would like to also thank specifically the incredible customer service and product support provided by Melges USA and Melges Europe. Both Andy Burdick and Federico Michetti are on hand in St. Thomas servicing the fleet as needed.
The IM32CA Press Team is excited to be in the USVI and on-the-water updates are expected to occur. Stay close to the Official Melges 32 Blog as the latest news will be published as it happens. Periodic updates will be posted to Facebook.
TOP FIVE RESULTS (After five races)
1.) Dalton DeVos/Jonathan McKee, Delta; 1-2-3-6 = 12
2.) Richard Goransson/Hamish Pepper, Inga From Sweden; 3-5-2-4 = 14
3.) Jason Carroll/Cameron Appleton, Argo; 7-4-1-3 = 15
4.) Mark Plaxton/Richard Clarke, INTAC; 2-9-6-1 = 18
5.) Tony Buckingham/Chris Nicholson, Ngoni; 4-7-7-2 = 20
View Official Event Website
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View Full Photo Gallery - JOY
View Video Interview - Dalton DeVos
View Video Interview - Mark Plaxton
TOP FIVE SERIES RESULTS (After 1 Event, 10 Races)
1.) Roberto Tomasini Grinover, Robertissima - 100 pts.
2.) Alex Jackson, Leenabarca - 99 pts.
3.) Jason Carroll, Argo - 98 pts.
4.) Richard Goransson, Inga From Sweden - 97 pts.
5.) Ryan DeVos, Volpe - 96 pts.
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Anyone who was fortunate enough to attend the car show and auction held at Pebble Beach was not only able to admire all the cars, but could potentially own one of them!
It's only at Pebble Beach where you would find so many Bugattis sitting side by side. Plus a throng of Ferraris, Porsches and various vintage cars.
Personally, our favorite may be the classic Mercedes Gullwing. But then again, in a collection of rides like this, we probably have more than a few that we favor. I mean, check out the photo gallery!
An event of this magnitude inspires the best and worst aspects of our car enthusiast personalities. We're filled with equals amounts of admiration … and envy.
What cars will be at the next event?? The race is on!
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During a hearing this week, a judge in Los Angeles ruled that Dr Conrad Murray's license to practice in California cannot be revoked while he awaits trial, despite several requests from the state's attorney general.
Michael Jackson's parents, Joe and Katherine, as well as siblings Tito and La Toya were present for the hearing.
The cardiologist is accused of giving the late King of Pop a lethal dose of a powerful anaesthetic and pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in April.
Dr Murray's lawyers have said that he does not plan to practice in California, but will still work in Texas and Nevada so that he can pay the legal fees of his defence.
A preliminary hearing has been set for August 23.


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On our way to Arethusa falls yesterday we made a stop to see Crystal Lake, where are you supposed to park ? On the other side and cross over the lake ?
I always walked across the lake...
My biz is now in the old Purina mill in St. J, the ugly six story concrete thing you see when you get off 91 at US5. The six story section is made up of something like a dozen or more vertical silos inside the building that they used for the grain when they were mixing feed here. Unheated bare concrete. My landlord asked me if I thought running a hose inside of one and making an ice climb would be a good business; I told him that I doubted there were enough ice clmbers in the area to make that viable (besides, our insurance agent would sh!t). But maybe not, what to y'all think?
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A new study sponsored by the United Nations lends credibility to faith leaders who have long argued that behavioral change is key to combating the spread of AIDS, says a Catholic expert on the disease. "Within the United Nations, there is more and more attention to focusing on abstinence and the reduction of the number of sexual partners as well as the strategy of promoting condoms," said Msgr. Robert Vitillo, special adviser to Caritas Internationalis on H.I.V. and AIDS. "This is a validation of what we've done." Released on July 13, the study from the Joint U.N. Program on H.I.V./AIDS indicates that the prevalence of H.I.V. among young people has declined by more than 25 percent in 15 of the 21 countries most affected by the disease. In eight countries, the declines in H.I.V. rates resulted, at least in part, from positive changes in sexual behavior among young people, including youth waiting longer before they become sexually active and having fewer partners.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 13, 2012) - Nortel(i) Networks Corporation (OTCBB:NRTLQ) announced today that it, its principal operating subsidiary Nortel Networks Limited and its other Canadian subsidiaries that filed for creditor protection under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) have obtained an order from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Canadian Court) further extending, to July 31, 2012, the stay of proceedings that was previously granted by the Canadian Court. The purpose of the stay of proceedings is to provide stability to the Nortel companies to continue with their restructuring efforts and to continue to work toward the development of a plan of arrangement under CCAA.
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Tight Grouping Brings Auspicious Result as Heps Loom Next
PRINCETON, NJ – The Yale men's cross country team put in a superb showing on Saturday at the Princeton Invitational. With a total of 107 points, the team took third place in a field of 14, behind only Cornell (50 points) and Princeton (68 points). The race was significant in that it granted the Elis an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the course at which the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships will be held on Oct. 29.
Head cross country coach Paul Harkins was "extremely pleased" with his team's efforts, and hoped the results would lend some momentum heading into one of the biggest races of the year.
"We have two weeks to Heps, during which we will be working to keep the positive mindset going and staying optimistic," said Harkins. "This team has gotten better each week, so if we can have our best race of the season at Heps, we should do pretty well."
A mere 11 seconds separated the top five Yale runners in the Championship Race on Saturday. Junior Kevin Lunn paced the group with an 8k time of 25:16, good for 17th place overall. Closely behind him were sophomore Ryan Laemel (25:18), sophomore Michael Cunetta (25:20), senior Nathan Richards (25:25) and freshman John McGowan (25:27).
The flat course was conducive to pack running, and Yale's front five held together through the 5k mark, keeping pace with a four-man group from Cornell. "The pack mentality is something we've been working on all year," said Richards, the captain. "It's something we haven't had in past years - we've had some strong individuals, but this year we have a really solid core."
Harkins was equally enthused about the performance of some of his younger runners, who helped the Bulldogs win the Open Race outright with 33 points. In a promising outcome, three of Yale's top five runners in that race were freshmen. Sophomore Miles Richardson (25:21), junior Matthew Thwaites (25:25) and freshman Jacob Sandry (25:40) combined to sweep the first three spots overall. Richardson and Thwaites posted times that vaulted them into Yale's top five overall runners on the day.
Freshmen Matthew Nussbaum (26:14) and Isa Qasim (26:36) rounded out the Yale scorers in the day's second race. Nussbaum managed a 9th-place finish despite losing a shoe at the 1200-meter mark and running the remainder of the race without it.
"I felt today was a pretty big breakthrough for a lot of guys, especially the freshmen," Harkins commented. "I would have to say this was our best race to this point in the season, which is great with Heps coming up in two weeks. The guys are building some momentum and confidence and I'm excited to see them bring it again on this same course in two weeks."
Full race results are available at www.goprincetontigers.com.
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Moshi is in Northeast Tanzania, the mountain region of Tanzania.
Moshi is home to three main cultural groups: the Chagga, the Maasai and Pare. However, most Maasai are employed as watchmen or are selling traditional medicines, and their homeland is further north. The Pare are from the Pare Mountains from about 50 km on the way to Dar.
Usually you will be able to find people who speak English, but people appreciate it if you are able to use a bit of the native language, Swahili.
Get in[edit]
To get into Tanzania you will first need to obtain a visa. This can be done in your home country by finding an embassy or consulate, or when you arrive in the airport or at a border crossing.
Don't over-economise on bus travel, as the cost-cutter companies often have poor safety records, meaning impaired accident prone vehicles and drivers impaired in their ability to drive. This is a very serious warning!
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By bus[edit]
Buses arrive in Moshi from all of the main cities in Tanzania, and this is the cheapest way to travel. Dar Express and Kilimanjaro Express bus lines run between Dar es Salaam and Moshi and beyond at a cost of 33,000 TSH one way and takes around 10 hours. Hood and Abood go to Morogoro for TSh13,000/=. Buses also go to Arusha, Mwanza, Tanga, Mbeya, Dodoma and Nairobi. All prices are worth bartering for - be aware that the locals will get massively lower prices! The bus station is extremely chaotic, as drivers vye for your fare, and passengers congregate. There are also shuttle buses from Nairobi that pass through Arusha to Moshi and are usually $35. These are the more comfortable, safe and preferred way to travel to Moshi if coming from that end. Shuttle buses can be booked in advance online at BusAfrica.net Prices as of August 2008.
Get around[edit]
No need to do anything other than walk within the city, though it is strongly advised not to be walking around at night for your own safety.
There are plenty of taxis. As always, negotiate a price before getting in (most fares shouldn't cost more than a couple of dollars). It's a good idea to get the mobile phone number of one for emergencies. Always agree a price before you get in the car.
Local transport around Kilimanjaro can be easy if you take local buses called "Daladalas". They are 16 seater minibuses which usually transport about 30 people and/or children and livestock at any given time. Daladalas can be used to go within Moshi or to the surrounding villages, for instance Machame and Marangu, and are very cheap (less than a dollar). Listen to the conductor shouting the destination as they drive past, and feel free to shout your destination to him. They sometimes have stickers in the front window with destination. Local transport should cost between 500/= and 3000 /=. It's not recommended to travel by daladala or by taxi up muddy tracks if it's been raining very hard. It's essential to check that the vehicle is in a reasonable state of repair and that the driver is not impaired.
Motorcyle taxis (boda bodas) are numerous but can be dangerous. Helmets are not available on all bodas for the passenger. Many drivers are quite reckless. There are those posing as drivers who take passengers to remote areas to rob/rape; there have been reported incidents.
To hire your own land cruiser and driver is around 100,000 TSH a day.
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There are several smaller communities outside of the main town of Moshi that are worth taking a look around.
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Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is the obvious reason for being in Moshi. Safari is also essential, and Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Lake Manyara National Park and Arusha National Park are within a fairly easy distance. Tours can be arranged through several companies, and it is advisable to use common sense when finding a company. Your best bet is to ask other tourists who they used. Or, ask your accommodation for a referral to a safari company. Do not deal with a random person on the street; look for a real office! You can also book ahead of time but you will be spending a lot more. Otherwise, you can almost certainly bargain prices down, within reason.
Remember that when you pay for safari most goes to cover park fees, lodging, food and gas. The guide gets little money, especially when working for a large organization; most of their income is from tips. Also, if you are traveling with a cook it is a good rule of thumb to tip them as well or to incorporate their wages into the overall tip. Understand that your guide has you and yours in his/her care, and is performing a comprehensive duty over an extended period of time, involving a great deal of effort in making your tour worthwhile. Please do not try to haggle for the cheapest price causing bad feelings and reduced services - that is inevitable if you do. Pay that person well, and treat that person with regard, not rudely or as an inferior. Ask around to see what the going rate is, add some, find out who provides the most memorable tours.
Other Activities[edit]
Volunteer Activities[edit]
Moshi is also home to several volunteer organizations though they tend to be very overpriced and badly managed. However, there are many opportunities to volunteer in orphanages, schools and women's centers without being connected to these organizations.
Global Volunteer Programs Kilimanjaro(GVP)http://www.gvp-tanzania.org/Tel: +255 (0) 2727 54652 Mobile: +255 (0) 7543 91121, Email:[email protected] Global Volunteer Programs Kilimanjaro is a grassroots organization based in the town of Moshi in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania. It is committed to improving the lives of Tanzanians through a comprehensive program of volunteering projects tackling social, economic and environmental problems with an emphasis on education, healthcare, rural development and capacity building. As life long residents of the community, the founders of the organization are well aware of the needs of the local population and, through GVP's programs, focus on those needs with a dedication to excellence. With your help GVP can assist the people East Africa to flourish.
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There are several banks and ATMs located along Boma Road leading from the clock tower and the major bank, NBC [37], is located directly opposite the clock tower, however NBC usually has long lines and frequent power outages. They all accept international debit cards accredited with the plus logo, and accept VISA credit cards. Make sure your card issuer is aware you are travelling in Tanzania as your card may be blocked for security measures. Reliable ATMs are by Aleems on Boma Road and Standard Chartered next to Bristol Cottages. They deal in local currency, the Tanzanian Shilling (TSH). For approximate exchange rate see the Tanzania main listing. To convert currencies there are several foreign exchange offices near the banks.
As of August 2009, don't expect to be able to take US dollar traveller's cheques and easily change them to US cash in Moshi. All the banks in town (Stanbic, NBC, Exim, etc.), as well as most Forex offices, flat out refuse to do it. If you're willing to pay the fee, the only place that does it is Executive Change Bureau, on Boma Rd., but they charge 10% (that's right, TEN percent) commission. If you're going to Moshi, better bring US cash, or verify that the places you are planning to deal with will accept US traveller's cheques (and what the fee is, if any) if you plan to carry them.
For souvenirs, downtown Moshi is probably cheaper than the big 'out-of-town' places for tourists, which hideously overprice things. Even better, with a 15 minute walk from town on the Dar Road, you will find a community of artists who create the wood carvings and paintings that sell in town. They will sell direct to you at a far better price than can be found in shops. There are lots of fabric shops up and down the main street, as well as tourist shops selling carvings and paintings. If you do get hassled by street sellers, do not be afraid!! Their only interest is to take you to a shop where you might buy something and they receive commission for taking you there (they are not the artists themselves!). Generally speaking there isn't a lot buy, but a lot to look at. If you've just been up Kili, the 'Just done it' t-shirts are probably worth a look! Or if you've spent a lot of time drinking, you might want to pick up a Safari or Kilimanjaro Lager tshirt! Tanzanite (the blue/purple variety of the mineral zoisite, a gemstone) is sold in several shops.
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Most restaurants offer a variety of food and range in price from 2000 TSH upwards to 8000 TSH for a meal.
Restaurants in Moshi:
There are also many other nameless restaurants that serve as decent lunchspots, you should look for a busy restaurant, that's always a good sign. If wanting to try the local food ask for ugali (translates as stiff porridge, a bit bland but harmless) or "wali na maharage" (beans and rice).
Heading along the road of the banks and Immigration office there is Abba Ali's Hot Bread Shop that sells excellent bread, honey, doughnuts and other deserts, especially nice cakes. Opposite the bakery is Aleem's Grocer, a decent grocery store.
A great place to buy groceries is at the local market, which can be found easily from the double roads or the alleyway by the Tanzanian Coffee Shop on Chagga St.
Restaurants outside Moshi:
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As Moshi is situated on the lower slopes of Kilimanjaro it is largely populated by members of the Chagga tribe. Chaggas are known for their keen business sense, their warm hospitality and their love of a good drink, so getting a beer in Moshi is rarely much of a problem! In the daytime and early evening you can head to The Police Mess, The East Africa Bar, The KNCU Restaurant (up on the top floor of the KNCU building) or The Siesta inn (a 15 minute walk from the main street). All these places serve food so you can keep your stomach lined as you sip a few of the fine local beers (don't bother with European imports - they're no better than the local stuff, but considerably more expensive).
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Be sure to avoid touts. If you are travelling as a couple, a good idea is for one person to sit in a lobby or restaurant with the bags, while the other locates a room. You are likely to get a cheaper price without them, and not be targeted by touts that will raise the price $5-$10 for you for their commission. Often they follow you and stay outside signaling reception.
Moshi does not have a large Muslim population and it is also a popular tourist destination so most will not be offended by your clothing choices. However, women will gain much more respect by wearing clothes covering their legs at least to the knees, as local ladies rarely show their legs.
Get out[edit]
You can get to Zanzibar in one day, if you take the early bus (6.30AM) to Dar es Salaam, operated by Dar Express, and from there take the ferry at 4.00PM to Stone Town. The Dar Express office is located near the clock roundabout on Station Rd, opposite the Kahawa house.
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I'm becoming a pretty big ELO fan, ever since I bought "Out of the Blue." Their music is very catchy, has great harmonies, and has an overall enjoyable sound.
So, who else likes them?
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I do, though I am not the greatest expert on their music. However, my husband (Micky, another forum member) is a big fan of theirs, and has all their early albums. On the other hand, when I was much younger I used to own a copy of Discovery, and liked it too.
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|Posted: June 05 2009 at 09:53
Me! One of my first favorite bands when I was7 or 8. My older cousins had "Out of the Blue" and I had to have it too. I remember the concert broadcast on HBO around 1978.
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Me. That's a band for which it would be impossible for me to choose a favorite song.
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I've got Out Of The Blue in LP. Picked it up before I became a total prog freak.
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Ole' for ELO. ELO are one of those bands that I have quite a few albums from, although admittedly I have only listened to each of them a few times here and there. I'm most familiar with their greatest hits which I enjoy. I also enjoy Tom Petty's Jeff Lynne era albums.
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Same here, actually. I don't own many ELO albums. I only have "Out of the Blue," "A New World Record," "All Over the World," and "The Night the Light Went On in Long Beach."
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The first concert I ever saw was on the "Out Of The Blue" tour at Wembley Arena in June 1978.
I remember being so excited with the lasers and space ship. It was fantastic.
That is still one of my favourite albums.
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I really like them. After Out of the Blue, you need to try El Dorado, followed by On The Third Day and A New World record. Zoom should have done much better as well. Oh and Time deseves a mention as well. Half of it is crap, but half of it is really good.
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When i was 10 or 11 years (a looog time ago) my mother went to visit her sister in the US and brought me three cassettes: ELO's Face the music, ABBA's greatest hits and Donna Summer's Bad Girls (apparently they were recommended to her by my cousin who used to work at a music store), i really liked ELO, while ABBA and Donna Summer's tapes were kept by my sister. Some years later when i was older and after i had almost all the Queen albums i started buying ELO's albums on vynil; i still have at my mom's house these:
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I haven't listen to them in years, but i'm sure i still will enjoy them someday when i play them again.
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My Dad brought me A New World Record as a present when it was released - still a treat to listen to now. I remain a huge fan. Great stuff
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I love the album Time. And their version of Roll Over Beehtohven was a large inspiration for me to get into prog
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hmmm.... I guess I do hahha.
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El Dorodo is amazing. I listened to that album over the winter and was blown away. Jeff Lyne is a cool guy. I love the whole proggy beatles mixed with orchestra feel that Electric Light Orchestra has.
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I always liked their music, but I didn't really apprciate them until I saw them live. I think the concert tour was for Out Of The Blue. Oddly enough, I was beginning to become quite a prog fan at that time and they had as an opener on that tour a guitar player I had never heard of, some joker called Steve Hillage! Anyway, it turned out to be a true gem of a concert.
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I grew up listening to "Face the Music", "Out of the Blue", and "Discovery" (and...uh.. the Xanadu soundtrack), so those bring back fond memories for me. Face the Music is my favorite, and includes one of my all time favorite songs, "One Summer Dream". But really the whole album is a winner, and ditto for the others I mentioned.
I've collected all of their albums up through "Time". I'm not particularly interested in investigating the Bev Bevan version of the band. The first 3 or 4 albums (No Answer, II, On the 3rd Day, Eldorado) have some neat progressive touches, I recently got these on their latest CD remaster and am digging them too.
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Nice to see ELO getting some love from the prog people here. They were (well, still are) my first music "crush" (later that happened with Genesis, Yes, Porcupine Tree) where I had to get everything I could lay my hands on. The early albums are my favorites ('ELO', 'ELO II', 'On The Third Day', 'Eldorado', 'Face The Music') but by Discovery I start to lose interest. 'Time', as mentioned by others, is a darn fine album (mostly). Some real gems on there like 'Ticket to The Moon', 'Twilight', and '21st Century Man'.
I'll always prefer the early material though. '10538 Overture' and 'Kuiama' are what I think of when I think ELO.
Just a note, if you're going to look into the early albums, you absolutely must find the EMI remasters of them since all other releases I've heard are really muddy. They are harder to find than the Sony release but the clarity is worth it. If you can't find them anymore (they are getting scarcer and scarcer), this compilation is from EMI and includes both the first and second album plus other stuff:
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I'm also a hug fan of The Move and Idle Race who were both precursors to ELO.
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They're a band I need to explore further. I bought Out of the Blue a few years back, mainly for nostalgiac reasons. I like selected songs a great deal, but most of them dont blow me away. Clearly a very talented and original band. I'll have to check out some of their earlier work.
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ELO have always been one of my favourite bands. My favourite album is 'A New World Record' - it is very symphonic and has outstanding sound quality. 'Out of the Blue' is also a classic - I particularly like the sequence of tracks (used to be side 3 of the vinyl double album) called Concerto for a Rainy Day, which includes the brilliant 'Big Wheels' and ends with 'Mr Blue Sky'. Unlike many others, I think there are some great tracks on 'Time' such as 'Ticket to the Moon', 'The Rain is Falling' and '21st Century Man'.
There was a dropping off in quality in the latter stages of their career - the last 3 or 4 albums were rather bland and unexceptional. However, from 'Eldorado' up to 'Time', they produced an outstanding sequence of albums.
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I collected all from Jeff since I was 12. And I began to love Songs that sound like ELO as "Thank You for being a Friend" from Andrew Gold, some Tracks from the Lighthouse Family and "Honest Men" from Eric Troyer, ELO part 2. With the Time I started to make ELO - Songs on my own, just new Melodies with Drums, Bass, Guitars, Strings and Synthesizers and call myself the "Second light Orchestra". You can listen to my Melodies on www.myspace.com/paulraab. "Keep your Heart", "Keep on smiling", "Feel the Sunshine" and "The hottest Woman in Town" are my Best.
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Valedictorian Fanta Conde, from The Bronx, is graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Investments. Conde was involved in the Student Academic Consulting Center (SACC) as a math tutor, volunteered as a career advisor with the African Student Association of Baruch (ASAB), and served as a guard on the women's basketball team. Outside of Baruch, Conde volunteers as mentor for Harlem YMCA Black Achievers in Industry. She's also a member of the Association Guineenne de Basketball Universitaire, AGUIBASKET, participating in tournaments and working to enhance youth basketball programs in Guinea. After graduation, Conde will be joining BlackRock as an Aladdin Business Analyst.
Salutatorian Linda Haviv from Brooklyn is a Macaulay Honors Student and is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. At Baruch, Haviv was the Elected Representative Senator in the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) and was a senior staff writer for the student newspaper, The Ticker. She also participated in several national competitions with Baruch and won first place in the Ernst & Young: Your Vision, Your World Competition 2011. She's a volunteer at the Hebrew Educational Society (HES), UJA Federation and also works as performer where she sings and emcees events throughout the tri-state area. After graduation she will take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and apply to law school while working at Fox News. Her career goal is to become an on-air legal analyst and still make time for her interest in the performing arts.
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Needmore resident Leana Michelle Whitson, 35, was recently recently sentenced by Magistrate Kermit Ambrose, according to a report in The Morgan Messenger. Whitson has been ordered to pay $486 in fines and fees for driving under the influence of alcohol.
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A 28-year-old Needmore man informed state police investigators he was the victim of a theft from a motor vehicle between December 1 and December 8.
The man reported that Monster Tach was stolen from inside his vehicle parked at 278 Black Bear Road in Belfast Township. In addition, the thieves also removed four Rally wheel center caps from the vehicle. The loss has been estimated at $490. Anyone having further information linked to this case should immediately contact state police Trooper Piasecki at 717-485-3131.
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A northbound 2001 Ford Explorer was rear- ended along Great Cove Road on Thursday, December 6, according to state police. Police said the Explorer driven by Andrew W. Cook, 55, of Pottstown, was struck from behind by a 1997 Chrysler Town & Country driven by Sharlene E. Fagley, 26, of Needmore, at 8:23 a.m. just south of the intersection of Flickerville Road.
Both drivers, police said, complained of pain but turned down medical service. They were wearing seat belts, while Fagley's passengers, a 2-year-old girl and a juvenile girl, were in child safety seats.
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Christmas lights illuminating the bushes in front of 526 Lincoln Way West in Todd Township were cut between 12:01 a.m. on December 1 and midnight on December 6. Victim is a 69-yearold McConnellsburg woman. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call state police Trooper Garner at 717-485- 3131.
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Dear Bob,
I didn't know you had referred to me in your blog until a fellow member of Strawberry Thieves Choir said she had found a reference to me and Karl Dallas while searching for Karl's address.
I don't know if we have ever met, but I am surprised that you can write so much about someone without asking them if it is true. You know that you can contact me either through the Strawberry Thieves website or the Lewisham People Before Profit website.
So, you say I am an acolyte of Gilad Atzmon. I went to his concert in Bradford because I had read a review of him and preferred an evening of Jazz to the alternative concert on offer. I did not know anything of his background or his political views. I learned that evening that there had been attempts made by Jewish groups to have him out-vited.
Some of your commentators seem to be unable to read: the line in War Crimes [pdf] says quite clearly on your blog:
Is it a war crime, to kill 6 million Jews? Yes!
Not much doubt that I think it was a war crime, then!
Funny that you don't print the whole of verse 4, which is about Palestine, only selecting a few lines.
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War Crime! Sixty year War Crime! Is it a
War Crime to murder, bomb and maim?
Yes! They've seized the land of Palestine,
Behave like gangsters all the time.
Abducting civilians, bulldozing homes,
Shooting children for throwing stones.
Diverting water, ruining crops,
Will these war crimes ever stop?
Yes! But not while Israel exists as a state made for the chosen few
Where lives of Palestinian folk are worth much less than lives of Jews.
Peaceful co-existence is not possible with a country governed by war criminals.
Encouraged and financed by the United States, we need to pin the blame on all who perpetrate
War Crimes there will be war crimes
Unless we take a stand and put these criminals on trial.
Do you agree with these words, Bob?
Do you agree that those who divert water, bulldoze homes in occupied territories, shoot children and impose collective punishment are war criminals? The Geneva conventions does define these acts as war crimes.
Do you agree that there can be no peaceful co-existence between Israel and Palestine while such criminals are protected and are even in leading positions in the state apparatus?
Do you use the label "anti-semite" for everyone who criticises the state of Israel, such as Richard Goldstone who investigated war crimes in Gaza for the UN?
You say elsewhere in your blog that I have been a member of various maoist groups and name one. You are wrong.
You say that you support the political activities I have been involved in over the past 10 years in Lewisham, such as the New School Campaign, the Save Ladywell Pool Campaign and the campaigns to prevent privatisation of Lewisham's libraries. What kind of support have you given? Have you been down at the town hall at 8am? Have you performed street theatre in Lewisham town centre? Have you leafletted street after street to inform people of what is happening to their facilities? Or have you sat at your cosy computer allowing people to call me an arsehole, a cunt, a tankie, someone who should be "taken out" without exercising your option to moderate comment on your site.
Your source Mike (I support democratic cuts) Harris misled you when he claimed I shouted "Gaza" at a rabbi, demanding that he apologise. I did say (not shout) "..and Gaza" because I think it is important that Jews should not ignore the massacres being carried out by Israel. The rabbi agreed with me and repeated my words. Let us not forget that Cllr Mike Harris is a political opponent of much that you and I stand for.
I am not going to get involved in a debate via your website but I would appreciate you checking your facts in future before referring to me. I look forward to your answer by email via the choir website.


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Voluntary Steps in Helping Prevent Ozone
Actions that citizens, businesses and industries can take to help prevent ozone pollution.
Tips for Citizens: 10 Things You Can Do
- Share a ride to work or school.
- Avoid morning rush-hour traffic.
- Walk or ride a bicycle.
- Take your lunch to work or school.
- Combine errands into one trip.
- Avoid drive-through lanes.
- Postpone refueling until after 6 p.m.
- Don't top off your gas tank when refueling.
- Postpone using gas engines such as lawnmowers until after 6 p.m.
- Keep your vehicle properly tuned to keep exhaust levels low.
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- Shift work schedules to allow employees to avoid morning rush-hour traffic.
- Allow employees to work at home (telecommuting).
- Offer bus passes.
- For employees who rideshare or use public transportation, provide a guaranteed emergency ride home.
- Carpool to lunch and meetings.
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- Offer free drinks at your cafeteria to encourage employees to eat at work.
- Postpone fueling fleet vehicles until after 6 p.m.
- Postpone working with mowers, bulldozers, backhoes, tractors, and other two-cycle engine activities.
- Delay painting, degreasing, tank cleaning, ground maintenance, and road repair.
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After days of frenzied speculation over who would replace David Letterman as the next host of CBS' Late Show, the official word is in: CBS has signed a five-year deal with Stephen Colbert. When Letterman retires in 2015 -- after sitting behind the Late Show desk for a record-breaking 21 years -- Colbert will take over the reins.
Many details have yet to be announced, like the show location and the exact date of Colbert's premiere, but reactions to the news have virtually taken over social media at the moment. Opinions seem to be all over the place, which makes sense to me, because I am having LOTS of feelings about Colbert's new gig.
2) Yes. YES. This is great. YES.
3) Wait. Hang on a minute. Will Stephen Colbert be himself, or his current late night character when he takes over as host?
4) And what about his biting political commentary and awesomely controversial satire? Will that all get watered down for The Late Show?
5. Because that would ... that would really suck.
6. But maybe while everyone's freaking out about the loss of The Colbert Report, he's secretly got an awesome plan for continuing to be his badass self at CBS?
7. Yeah. You know what, I think I'm on board with this.
8. I bet it's going to be AWESOME.
9. Although it won't be easy to start watching late night TV. I mean, when does that show come on, like, 11 or some shit?
10. But anyway, hooray for Stephen Colbert! So many congratulations on his well-deserved success.
How do you feel about Stephen Colbert as the new Late Night host?
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Our Byron brewery is the birthplace and the heartbeat of Stone & Wood. It is in hippy terms, our spiritual home.
Since opening the Murwillumbah brewery back in July 2014, the Byron shed has become a place for us to be able to brew our limited releases, hold the occasional event or fundraiser and welcome those who are keen to see how we brew handcrafted beer and of course try it!
We recently commissioned our pilot brewery, which will give the brewers the chance to jump on and brew some experimental batches that'll appear in the tasting room and at a select few venues from time to time.
Nothing makes us more stoked to have people rock up for some beer, a carton or a tour and tell us their unique story about how they first tried our beer and for us to be able to show them around and tell them ours. If you're around town, let us know you're coming and drop in!
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I got a session on Saturday 5/29 at a place I had never kited before. Can anyone guess this bay area spot??? If not, I'll give more clues/pictures.
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I got a session on Saturday 5/29 at a place I had never kited before. Can anyone guess this bay area spot??? If not, I'll give more clues/pictures.
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lake berryessa?
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Ooooo, I love a puzzle!
Lake Del Valle?
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Lake Chabot or in our drinking water,, Hetch Hetchy
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Lake Sonoma?
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No idea, but I am gonna post my own photo of another SFbay spot, which I use to kite all the time. Any guesses as to where this might be?
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napa river for the second pic. Berryessa for the first pic.
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So was it Saturday the 28th or Sunday the 29th?
I'm guessing Sunday, Lake Berryessa. It was blowing like stink when I left for the coast.
Saturday I think it was cloudy and cold everywhere in Norcal, right?
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It says 10M, but it's really a 9.
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Yup.. pretty much. Went out at the Racetrack on big kites and then a squall came through and drenched us with calm wet wind. Nobody saw it coming!! Then got blown off the beach with nuclear winds at OB on Sunday.... Thank goodness I was coming off a sweet Friday session at the Racetrack! It gets so steady there! YeaHaw!
Napa River looks about right..... for pic # 2. Lake Mendocino for #1? Not really a bay area site but I've heard it can be GOOD!
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I like this game, there's 4-5 20 minutes from alameda, "the best spots, no one kites!"
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We finished the evening with a Chocolate Molten Lava Cake and Raspberry Sauce.
Thank you everyone who attended, and to Camden and Dianna for the fantastic action shots. If you would like to see more photos from the event, click on the link here.
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This week I rediscovered my love for DC Universe Online thanks to its "Lightning Strikes" DLC, to the point I was up at 1 am last night and swearing at the television when I couldn't connect to the server.
MMOs are a helluva drug. I don't know how I fell in with this one, probably because I'm a total console bigot and won't play anything keyboard-and-mouse, so it's the only MMO available to me. Yes, there's a tremendous amount of grind and repetition. But look! I am now actually running around as Fulminatus, the mild-mannered police reporter imbued with the spirit of an implacably angry, but unfailingly righteous Roman general. I dreamed him up more than 20 years ago with two 10-sided dice and the Marvel Super Heroes tabletop RPG. Hope they don't mind me shifting him to a different universe.
Why on Earth didn't DC Universe Online include lightning in its original power sets? It's a natural for super-speed runners, much less complicated than the light powers they introduced this summer. And as to that, they need to buff light powers and nerf electricity. I am far too much of a badass for my own good.
Anyway, you can guess what I'll be up to this weekend. What's got hold of you? New game, or blast from the past? Talk it out in the comments.


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I have to say though that although this agreement is only limited to Egypt, I think it's being used as a precedent in other countries. Here in the US, a GOA man and a Coptic woman were getting married, and I think they have made similar concessions in agreement with the bishops.These things are indeed small, but I think concessions mean almost nothing if a couple is to be devoted to one parish. Yes, it's nice, and it brings unity (and I certainly don't mean "nothing" that this is not important). But if one is limited to one parish and is devoted to that one, I'm sure the intermarriage is not an impediment to being a priest, especially since both are "Orthodox" and both "should" be devoted only to that parish, regardless of jurisdiction.Now, being a priest in that specific parish, usually it's very hard for priests to go to other parishes (let alone other jurisdictions) and pray there. Practically, perhaps the priest and the wife will stay at the parish they serve regardless of their allowing to commune in others or not. I don't think this should limit his becoming the priest, but the question of intercommuning is an interesting one. If intercommuning is to happen, it would probably be between the agreement of two priests and congregations coming together in one church in some sort of special inter-Orthodox liturgy, or if one priest has to necessarily substitute the other who is to be absent for some time, (so long as that priest's parish is covered by another who serves with him) which means certain bishopric permissions, that is if he even knows how to pray in the Liturgical style he's substituting for in the first place.At this moment, this is not happening significantly (if happening at all), so we may never really know until perhaps next generation of Orthodox believers. Hopefully, this gets resolved if full unity is restored.God bless.Mina
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Well, if you're saying that it could be expanded, I'll at least throw in there that I've never heard of the EO ordaining any man married to a Coptic woman.
I'd try emailing His Grace Bishop Youssef; you can obtain his email from the Q&A section of the SUSCOPTS website.
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Another North West Athlete in the spotlight today. Former Oregon Ducks hoops icon, and Cleveland Cavaliers player Terrell Brandon, NBA star. A hoops stud throughout his life. The Oregon Sports Hall of Famer achieved big things for being a little guy.
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Bells toll 26 times
NEWTOWN -- The wind whipped and the rain pelted down but the pure clear sound of tolling bells echoed through the town Friday morning as they did around the country.
The country held a moment of silence at 9:30 a.m. Friday and church bells rang 26 times to honor the memory of the 20 students and six staff of Sandy Hook Elementary School who were killed in the worst elementary school shooting in U.S. history.
On Main Street, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman, First Selectman Pat Llodra and School Superintendent Janet Robinson stood shoulder-to-shoulder on the steps of Edmond Town Hall as Trinity Episcopal Church bell tolled slowly. It rang 26 times with a short pause between each ring.
About 30 residents also stood in the driving wind and rain or just inside the building.
"There is nothing more to say," resident Lisa Callaghan said while standing in the rain. "Now, we need to do better for our children."
At the Sandy Hook firehouse, where surviving students were brought last Friday to find their parents, the firefighters wrapped their arms around each other and wept as they observed a moment of silence for the victims.
Some community members and people from other towns also came to the memorial -- more than two dozen Christmas Trees surrounded with stuffed animals, flowers and candles -- to pay their respects.
Others tried desperately to keep the Christmas trees standing as wind and rain whipped through the area.
As the moment came at 9:30 Friday -- the time a week ago when Adam Lanza opened fire in the school -- all that could be heard was sound of rain as those attending the makeshift memorial held each other for comfort and warmth.
George Lockwood Jr., an engineer with the fire department, said it's been particularly hard on the members, especially those who responded one week ago to the shooting that took so many lives.
"I think the memorial service helped, but it's been really hard," Lockwood said. "But we are all sticking together."
Capt. John Jeltema said the department is one big family.
"There isn't much to say," he said. "We just want to thank everyone, the EMS, police and fire departments, and frankly everyone in the nation who have been so supportive."
On Main Street in front of the old town hall, Tricia Harrity said ringing the bells was a good idea. She had brought her daughter Juliet Grover, a 13-year-old 8th grader at St. Rose of Lima School here.
"Each life that was taken is worth more than one bell but that is all we have left,'' she said. "She wanted to come with me. It's hard for the kids to understand, even at 13."
Her son stayed home to watch the event on television.
During the shooting last week, the students at St. Rose of Lima School were in the church for mass, which they attend each Friday, she said, and then they stayed to pray the rosary together.
"This is such a nice town, you know," Harrity said with a hitch in her voice. "I just hope there is a change."
Another resident stood by herself holding an umbrella and wearing tall black boots against the storm.
"I'm just paying my respects," said the woman who declined to give her name. "I wanted to be here. I'm part of this sad memory that happened a week ago in town."
The officials in turn bowed their heads, or looked straight out into a bank of news cameras facing them.
U. S. Sen.-elect Chris Murphy, D-Conn. stood just behind Wyman before the group turned and went back into the hall before dispersing.
"We should make sure the bells never leave our head. We need to hear them when we wake up, for as long as it takes to honor these kids memories," Murphy said.
"It's a beautiful moment," he said, "but we want to make sure that beyond these memorials, that we do what we have to do to live up to the beautiful memories of these people who died."
At St. Mary's Church in Bethel, the bells rang during morning mass.
The church on Dodgingtown road was filled with the students from St. Mary's School next door who were attending mass before they left for their Christmas vacation.
St. Mary School principal Sr. Anne McCarthy said the church was full and the bells rang towards the end of the mass.
"It was beautiful," she said simply.