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Released: Mar 01st, 1997
Running Time: 73
Director: Rex Borsky
Company: Rosebud
Distribution Companies: Evil Angel
Cast: Holly Body, Sunny (I), Stormy Weather, Jake Steed, Kimberly Jade, Alyssa Allure, T.T. Boy, Holly Hummer
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
No chit chat, no flirting and no clever literary allusions. Just butt banging from beginning to end. The women are all attractive, and the sex is fairly energetic, but there's a sameness to the way things are shot that might leave some viewers wishing for a little more variety. Holly Body's three-way stands out as a particularly steamy sequence.


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Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Can you believe that Christmas and New Year's are right around the corner already?! Along the lines of holiday, I have some fun news to share about a project I worked on earlier this year with Chambord that just recently hit the shelves… this year's Chambord Holiday Gift Set: […]
DIY Decor: "Give Thanks" Centerpiece
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Looking for a last-minute centerpiece idea for Thanksgiving? Here's a project that can easily be tailored to your own color palette and the decorative materials available to you. The most important element of this concept is the "give thanks" message, so head to the scrapbook aisle of your favorite craft store to find chipboard letters […]
This super-cool Paper Palm Tree is from the Safari Luxe Baby Shower created by Alchemy Fine Events and Canvas and Canopy. They've graciously offered to share the details for recreating this project at home. DIY info is below!
Thanksgiving: Catering to Special Diets
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By HWTM guest author Ann Martin "As most of you are getting ready for turkey day, you may get surprised with guests that have different dietary requirements. Part of being a great hostess is making everyone at the table feel welcome. This includes your son's new vegan girlfriend, as well as your best friend who […]
Today's Real Party feature is a fantastic "Safari Luxe" Baby Shower created by the creative minds between Canvas and Canopy and Alchemy Fine Events. In addition to the gorgeous and outside-the-box baby shower decor, what I also love about this party is the meaning behind the theme, which was inspired by the Safari honeymoon trip […]
Eye Candy: Thanksgiving Dessert Buffet
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Amy Atlas is back with another sweet visual feast! Check out her latest work… a bountiful Thanksgiving Dessert Buffet that's overflowing with harvest-appropriate treats like mini Mayflower boats with candy pumpkins, sweet potato marshmallow pie, adorable acorn cookies, Indian corn cookie-pops (so clever!), pilgrim hat cupcakes, and hot apple cider with cinnamon sticks. These colorful […]

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Although the opening of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a week away, New Line Cinema has already begun promoting the next two installments of Peter Jackson's trilogy with the first images from The Desolation of Smaug and There and Back Again (both courtesy of EW.com).
The first shows Martin Freeman as a wide-eyed Biblo Baggins amid the dragon's pile of treasure in the second film, while the other reveals the first official look at Orlando Bloom reprising his role as Legolas (alongside Luke Evans' Bard the Bowman) in the trilogy's conclusion. J.R.R. Tolkien fans know, of course, that while Legolas plays a prominent role in The Lord of the Rings he doesn't actually appear in The Hobbit; but then again neither do Galadriel, Saruman or Radagast the Brown.
Jackson's three-movie adaptation of Tolkien's beloved fantasy novel stars Martin Freeman and Ian McKellen, and features returning Lord of the Rings stars Cate Blanchett, Ian Holm, Christopher Lee, Hugo Weaving, Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom and Andy Serkis. The ensemble cast also includes Richard Armitage, John Bell, Jed Brophy, Adam Brown, John Callen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Luke Evans, Stephen Fry, Ryan Gage, Mark Hadlow, Peter Hambleton, Barry Humphries, Stephen Hunter, William Kircher, Evangeline Lilly, Sylvester McCoy, Bret McKenzie, Graham McTavish, Mike Mizrahi, James Nesbitt, Dean O'Gorman, Lee Pace, Mikael Persbrandt, Conan Stevens, Ken Stott, Jeffrey Thomas and Aidan Turner.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey opens Dec. 14, followed by The Desolation of Smaug on Dec. 13, 2013, and There and Back Again on July 18, 2014.
The most annoying and corny parts ( least interesting) in the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy was everything that involved those hobbits and that gay ewok village of theirs. The 2nd most dorny uncool thing in those movies was that dwarf.
So basically this Hobbit trilogy is like watching a star wars trilogy staring the Ewoks and Jar Jars.
"that gay ewok village of theirs".
dont get the appeal so basically you need a vagina to bang and stop talking shit about dwarfs or the hobbit movie just because you cant get some.
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Fire-Safe Decoration
The end of the 19th century saw a transition from marble fireplace mantels to elaborate mirrored mantels made of wood. But the rectangular tile that surrounds the coal-burning fireplace insert shown here was just as important. "Tile was popular because fire safety was a big concern, especially in cities," says Brent Hull, founder of Hull Historical, which sells reproduction moldings and millwork. "Tile manufactures knew this, and they started pushing their products as a safe but more attractive alternative to stone or brick."


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Released: Nov 17th, 2009
Running Time: 120 Min.
Director: Sid Knox
Company: Diabolic Video Productions
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Bonus Footage, Cumshot Recap, Still Gallery(ies)
Cast: Mark Wood, Ashli Orion, Jenner, Mason Moore, John Strong, Talon (I), Amy Brooke, Jayden James, Alex Gonz, Nikky Thorne
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Internal
Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum … these sluts are begging for you to cum … inside their pussies or tight-ass bum! Watch as we fill five beautiful holes with hot love liquid. These fine-ass babes get stuffed with pounds of man meat until they are given a creamy treat!
Internal pops may be the selling point, but a point of sale leg-up is undoubtedly the cover shot of Jayden James' sexy rear. Nice. James and a quartet of other cuties finish each scene with a cream pie filling. During this journey they shine when indulging in some camera teasing, deep fingered solos, and sucking and riding cock.
Amy Brooke goes a bit further and includes some very enthusiastic anal—much to Mark Wood's delight. Also, Nikky Thorn requires two studs and some double penetration action to produce two pops for the price of one. Don't expect much in the way of dialogue; just about all sounds are moans and groans. Do expect dripping, cum-filled pussies from some of the sexiest women in the biz.


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+2, or whatever we're on for skipping the store card and growing the WalMart card. I'd bet your first CLI on your walmart card will be more than the jewelry store card and it'll be without a HP and won't ding your AAoA. You're looking good right now, no reason to stray from the path.
Also: @nuggets, I just started with a $600 balance Walmart card yesterday, how often did you request a CLI to get 3200 in a year? 4 months? That's about where I'd like to be at next year.
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1963: United Nations Peace Force (UNFICYP) came island to protect Turkish Cypriots.
1964: UN Secretary-General Report (10 September 1964, S/5950): 103 Turkish Cypriot villages in South Cyprus were destroyed by Greek Cypriots.
1963-1974: UNFICYP did NOT succeed to protect Turkish Cypriots in a very small island in 11 years. GREEK CYPRUS destroyed all of the 103 TURKISH CYPRUS villages from 1963 to 1974 in South Cyprus. Greekofication of South Cyprus was completed.
1974: Turkey gave lesson to all who needed.
Maraş is in TURKISH CYPRUS, and will be populated by Turkish Cypriots in 2010. Turkofication of North Cyprus will be completed soon as well.
Czekoslovakia = Czek + Slovakia
Serbia-Montenegro = Serbia + Montenegro (even the same race and religion!)
Cyprus = Turkish Cyprus + Greek Cyprus (Since 1963!)


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A Jackson County meth lab has been busted.
The county sheriff's office K-9 alerted to drugs in Jason Dean Hetherington's car Sunday, Jan. 6.
Officers uncovered seven grams of Methamphetamine and 148 grams of Marijuana in Hetherington's vehicle, which led to a search warrant of Hetherington's house in Delia.
Sheriff's deputies found firearms and a Clandestine Meth Lab less than 1,000 feet from the Delia school.
Hetherington now faces 13 felony drug charges and three misdemeanor charges which include Manufacturing Methamphetamine within 1000 feet of a school, Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Sell, Possession of Marijuana with Intent to sell and weapons violations.


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The Darlington Arena
The Northern Echo Arena
|Darlington, England
|Darlington Mowden Park R.F.C.
|25,000[1](restricted to 10,000 by local planning regulations)[2]
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|110 by 74 yards (101 m × 68 m)
|Darlington F.C. 2003–2012
Darlington Mowden Park R.F.C. 2012–
The Darlington Arena is a stadium in Darlington, County Durham. Since 2012, it has been home to Darlington Mowden Park Rugby Football Club. Between 2003 and 2012, it hosted Darlington Football Club's home fixtures.
Prior to moving to the ground in 2003, Darlington F.C. had been playing at Feethams, located near to the town centre. The current stadium was built on a greenfield site next to Darlington's A66 bypass. Upon completion the arena was originally called the Reynolds Arena, after the club's then owner, George Reynolds. After Reynolds' bankruptcy and arrest on charges of money laundering, the name was changed to The New Stadium in April 2004. Since then the club sold the naming rights for the stadium to various sponsors: Williamson Motors, 96.6 TFM, Balfour Webnet, and in 2009 The Northern Echo. The Arena consists of four equally sided stands. The West Stand, located behind the goal, was generally the more vocal of the two sides used by home supporters.
It was the largest Conference National venue with a capacity of 25,000.[1] Attendances for football matches were restricted to 10,000 by local planning regulations,[2] because of poor access roads around the stadium, although the club was allowed to apply for an exception for special occasions.
A crowd of 11,600 watched the first game in the new stadium for a 2–0 defeat to Kidderminster Harriers.[3] Since then, the ground averaged a gate of around 1,500 to 2,000 supporters, although certain fixtures such as derby match against local rivals Hartlepool United in March 2007 (10,121 spectators), pulled in a significantly larger turnout.[citation needed]
It was announced in May 2012 that Darlington would no longer play at the Darlington Arena. The club initially agreed a ground share deal with Shildon A.F.C.,[4] before deciding to share with Bishop Auckland F.C. instead.[5]
In December 2012, Darlington Mowden Park R.F.C. bought the arena and 17 acres (6.9 ha) of adjoining land, with the intention of developing a multi-sports facility.[6]
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Darlington planned to use the stadium for musical concerts to increase club revenue. Elton John was the first act to play at the stadium, on 5 July 2008, attracting a crowd of 17,000, but no further concerts took place.[7] The Arena also played host to the first professional rugby league match to be played in County Durham, when Gateshead Thunder used the ground for their fifth round 2009 Challenge Cup game against the Oldham Roughyeds due to a fixture clash.[8]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Darlington Arena.
- ^ a b "Darlington". The Football League. Archived from the original on 23 March 2010.
- ^ a b Ward Hadaway for Darlington Football Club (May 2007). "Planning Statement" (PDF). Darlington Borough Council. p. 18. Archived from the original (PDF) on 16 July 2011.
- ^ "Darlington 0–2 Kidderminster". BBC Sport. 15 August 2003. Retrieved 8 December 2012.
- ^ "Darlington seal groundshare deal with Shildon AFC". BBC Sport. 8 May 2012. Retrieved 8 December 2012.
- ^ Willis, Joe (30 May 2012). "Darlington to play at Bishop Auckland, not Shildon". The Northern Echo. Retrieved 8 December 2012.
- ^ "Darlington Mowden Park: Rugby team buy The Arena". BBC SEport. 6 December 2012. Retrieved 8 December 2012.
- ^ Arnold, Stuart (5 May 2012). "What next for the Darlington Arena?". Darlington and Stockton Times. Retrieved 9 December 2012.
- ^ Wilson, Scott (9 May 2009). "Super League dream for Thunder supremo Findlay". The Northern Echo. Retrieved 9 December 2012.
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Now This Is Happening: Another Financial-Crisis Movie
Because America didn't quite get its fill of rich white dudes talking in HBO's Too Big to Fail, along comes Margin Call, which appears to be another platter of ominous lighting, clenched dialogue and crushing boredom.
One of the advantages of TBTF was that, if you got sick of watching it, you could always just change the channel on the teevee. This new movie will be in theaters, meaning you will be asked to pay $50 or more to view it. Maybe. I don't know, I don't go to movies any more.
Anyway, despite this distinction, there seems to be not much difference between the two films, aside from a different cast of actors (and perhaps as many as one actress, Demi Moore) fulfilling your wildest power-porn fantasies.
"Look at these people, wandering around with absolutely no idea what's about to happen," one white dude marvels in the trailer, matching nearly word-for-word something a post-jog Tim Geithner said in TBTF.
There's also a discouraging lack of specificity about what the heck is going on, exactly, with the action consisting mainly of a bunch of people talking angrily at each other, pointing incredulously at computer screens and making scary faces.
"Is that figure right?" asks one guy. "Looks pretty right to me," says another. Sounds like it could be any randomly selected conversation here in the newsroom.
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Are we likely to see any new data (beyond those presented at ASCO) next week in the EHA meetings?
The most of the data for ASCO was submitted Mid-February...However, I think that some was also quite fresh...I doubt that in such a short period of time they've prepared any new results. I also don't think that this meeting will affect s/p,- we've started leg up and, probably, in some choppy way in 4-7 weeks will make new high...
I think that the case for Kyrpolis was largely made in the Kyota conference on multiple myeloma. The CRD (carfilzomib/revlimid/dexamethasone) combo therapy will gradually become the accepted first line treatment for MM around the world. It's always a revelation to me that the new therapies in these conditions are adopted first in the academic settings and larger medical centers and take a while to filter down to your friendly neighborhood oncologist.(There are newly diagnosed MM patients right now who are being put on Velcade, which is demonstrably inferior to Kyrpolis.) The next major news for Kyrpolis should be when the quarterly earnings are reported early in August, when we see just how widely adopted this drug has been. In terms of hematology, the next big news from Onyx should be the trials of oprozomib, which are just recruiting now.


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Aichi Triennale 2016 | Japan August 2016
Homo Faber: A Rainbow Caravan
'The Great Circle' is an Ambisonic sound installation taking the audience on a journey from Northumberland to Aichi overland via a Great Circle route.
The Town Moor - A Portrait In Sound
Exhibition: 21 June - 24 July
Free in The Gallery, Mon - Sat 10:00-16:00, Sun: 11:00-16:00
The Gallery Tyneside Cinema is delighted to present The Town Moor - A Portrait In Sound, a sound installation by Chris Watson, one of the world's most esteemed and successful wildlife sound recordists.
The starting point for the exhibition is material recorded for a BBC Radio Newcastle programme, for which Watson documented one year in the life of the Town Moor, capturing the sounds, birds, beasts and people in the 'green lungs' of the city.
The material has been reworked and new recordings added in order to create an exhibition in The Gallery using 3D ambisonic sound to make an immersive sound work, and a 'dark' cinema experience. You are invited to experience the piece as if it was an image-less' film, using the sound narrative provided by the seasons to create an acoustic picture of the Town Moor. The exhibition gives you the chance to discover the importance of sound within the cinematic experience.
The exhibition runs from 21 June – 24 July in The Gallery on the third floor of Tyneside Cinema.
Tyneside Cinema
"Restaurateur, writer and food specialist Henry Dimbleby discusses the virtues of London's food markets, typographers Nadine Chahine and Malou Verlomme of design agency Monotype explain their new font 'Johnston100' and Chris Watson, the pioneering musician and sound recordist for natural history programmes, tells us about his new event 'The Town Moor – A Portrait in Sound'."
"Watson was a founding member of experimental Dada-influenced band Cabaret Voltaire, and as a sound recordist has worked on numerous Sir David Attenborough-narrated nature docs like Life in the Undergrowth and Frozen Planet. Now he's chosen to turn his expertise and microphone-wielding skills to the moor, capturing its micro and not-so-micro-sounds..."
Press coverage:
The Guardian ~ G2 | New Scientist | Caught by the River | Port magazine | Chronicle Live
NATURE | BBC Radio 4, Wednesdays 9pm, 22 June - 13 July
Close encounters and personal experiences in the Natural World
Wildlife sound recordist: Chris Watson
Producer Sarah Blunt
BBC Radio Wed 22 June, 9pm NATURE - The Joiker and the Echoes
Andé Somby is a Sami and a yoiker. When Andé invited sound recordist Chris Watson to record him yoiking near Kvalnes in the Lofoten Islands in Norway, Chris had no idea what an extraordinary and challenging experience this would be; not only to travel north of the Arctic Circle to record these ancient chants but also to gain an insight into the culture and beliefs of the Sami People.
BBC Radio Wed 29 June, 9pm NATURE - James and the Peregrines
An intimate and revealing audio diary recorded over a year by James Aldred following the lives of a pair of peregrines and the family they raise in a disused quarry near his home.
NATURE Wed 29 June, 9pm NATURE - The Rainforest Canopy
With a two metre wingspan, strong hooked beak and four inch talons, harpy eagles are one of the most powerful birds of prey in the world and have been known to attack people who get too close to their nests, so when wildlife cameraman John Aitchison agrees to spend a month on a tiny platform high up in rainforest canopy in Venezuela to try and film a young eagle chick hunting for the first time, it was with some intrepidation at what might lie ahead.
NATURE Wed 10 July, 9pm NATURE - Fen Raft Spider
Fen Raft Spiders as their name implies are water-loving spiders. Chris Watson gets up close and personal with these spiders when he tries to record their courtship behaviour as well as explore the extraordinary world of underwater sound in which these spiders live and hunt for food in the fenland ditches.
Dawn Chorus Sound Walk | Sunday 1st May 2016
Join Chris Watson to celebrate National Dawn Chorus Day on Sunday 1 May, for a dawn chorus walk through the Town Moor, Newcastle and see the world with your ears. The walk starts in the dark and as the dawn begins Chris Watson will record the activity, which will be included in his new sounds installation The Town Moor a Portrait in Sound opening at The Gallery Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle on 21st June.
More info: www.tynesidecinema.co.uk/whats-on/films/view/chris-watson-dawn-chorus-sound-walk
Scelsi EP | Limited Edition Vinyl Release
300 Copies on Vinyl. Also available as WAV, FLAC and MP3
Distributed by Kudos. Released 8 March 2016. Order here
Copies available:
300 on Vinyl and digital
Track Listing:
Side A
Giacinto Scelsi Duo for Violin and Cello
1. Part 1
2. Part 2
Performed by Aisha Orazbayeva and Lucy Railton
Recorded by Peiman Khosravi
Mixed by Peiman Khosravi and AIsha Orazbayeva
Side AA
1. Invertebrate Harmonics Chris Watson
2. Honshirabe 本調
Performed by Joe Browning
Recorded by Chris Watson at Urchin Studios London
A Guide to Coastal Wildlife
BBC Radio 4, March 2016
Mon 28 March – Fri 1 April 2016, 13.45-14.00
Brett Westwood is joined by naturalist Phil Gates in this informative and entertaining guide to some of our common coastal wildlife. Recorded last summer along the coast of Northumberland, each programme focuses on a different coastal habitat; rock pools, sandy beaches, sea cliffs, strandlines and saltmarshes. The series offers helpful advice on the appearance, behaviour and sounds of some of the typical species you're likely to find, and reveals how they're adapted to survive in some of our most hostile coastal habitats.
Wildlife sound recordist: Chris Watson
Producer: Sarah Blunt
Resonance FM fundraising programme
For the current Resonance FM fundraising programme, there are two offerings:
1 A previously unreleased recording from Kielder forest - surround version.
2 The opportunity to come out recording with Chris in Northumberland on May 15th.
Chris Watson Releases on Bandcamp
We have now made available selected editions of Chris's Touch catalogue on Bandcamp, complete with pdfs of the booklets and CD artwork:
Stepping into the Dark (1997)
Compact Disc edition no longer available
"In recent years I have noticed that some of the locations I visited as a sound recordist displayed remarkable and particular characteristics. These may be sparkling acoustics, a special timbre, sometimes rhythmic, percussive or transient animal sounds. Without a doubt, playing a recording made at one of these sites can recreate a detailed memory of the original event. Also, as others have described, there is an intangible sense of being in a special place — somewhere that has a spirit — a place that has an 'atmosphere'. These recordings avoid background noise, human disturbance and editing. They are made using sensitive microphones camouflaged and fixed in position usually well in advance of any recording or animal behaviour. The mics. are then cabled back on very long leads to a hide or concealed recording point, the aim being to capture the actual sound within each particular location without external influence. Sites are discovered by researching local natural or social history, by interpreting features on a map or through anecdote and conversation with people about their feelings for or against particular places. The author and researcher Tom Lethbridge identified the sources of several spirits within the topography of the area. I suspect that this also includes flora and fauna, local time of day, the weather and the season. The following recordings are the atmospheres of special places." [Chris Watson]
Outside the Circle of Fire (1998)
Compact Disc edition no longer available
The purr of a leopard close up against a baobab tree, waiting. Whales surfacing, breathing in cold air. Coll starling imitate the noise of farm machinery from the hollow ring of a ruined bothy. The rattle of wood over a black stream... Chris Watson's second CD is a dramatic contrast to the spacious atmospheres of "Stepping into the Dark" (Touch TO:27, 1996). Featuring 22 close-up recordings of animals, birds and insect life, "Outside the Circle of Fire" enlarges our awareness of the sound universe, intimate with voices from the past. There is an intensity here that television pictures cannot conjure.
Weather Report (2003)
Compact Disc edition still available
The weather has created and shaped all our habitats. Clearly it also has a profound and dynamic effect upon our lives and that of other animals. The three locations featured here all have moods and characters which are made tangible by the elements, and these periodic events are represented within by a form of time compression.
This was Chris's first foray into composition using his location recordings of wildlife and habitats - previously he has been concerned with describing and revealing the special atmosphere of a place by site specific, untreated location recordings. For the first time here he constructs collages of sounds, which evolve from a series of recordings made at the specific locations over varying periods of time.
El Tren Fantasma (2011)
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"Take the ghost train from Los Mochis to Veracruz and travel cross country, coast to coast, Pacific to Atlantic. Ride the rhythm of the rails on board the Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México (FNM) and the music of a journey that has now passed into history."
El Tren Fantasma, (The Ghost Train), is Chris Watson's 4th solo album for Touch, and his first since Weather Report in 2003, which was named as one of the albums you should hear before you die in The Guardian. A Radio programme was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday 30 Oct, 2010, produced by Sarah Blunt, and described as "a thrilling acoustic journey across the heart of Mexico from Pacific to Atlantic coast using archive recordings to recreate a rail passenger service which no longer exists. It's now more than a decade since FNM operated its last continuous passenger service across country. Chris Watson spent a month on board the train with some of the last passengers to travel this route. As sound recordist he was part of the film crew working on a programme in the BBC TV series Great Railways Journeys. Now, in this album, the journey of the 'ghost train' is recreated, evoking memories of a recent past, capturing the atmosphere, rhythms and sounds of human life, wildlife and the journey itself along the tracks of one of Mexico's greatest engineering projects.
Further information: chriswatsonreleases.bandcamp.com
A Wing and a Prayer | BBC Radio 4 14th February 2016
Something Understood
John McCarthy explores the sacred and profane place of birds in our daily lives.
He considers the many spiritual meanings birds have for humans. From doves as biblical heralds of the Holy Spirit to ravens in the Qur'an, birds are at the iconic heart of almost all world religions. But how did they get there? Is it their ability to fly which grips us? Or the apparent purity and beauty of (many) of their songs and calls?
Along the way, John explores the parallels between listening to Vaughan Williams' Lark Ascending, hearing a dawn chorus in Kielder Forest and seeking a personal pathway to the divine. He also recalls a bird-inspired moment of hope during his time in captivity in Lebanon - a memory triggered by the music of the singer Fairouz.
John's conversation with keen birdwatcher and author Stephen Moss reveals that the international bird of peace is not nearly as pacifist as it seems, and uncovers the true meanings of birdsong, which prove to be both paradoxical and far more profane than sacred.
The programme includes poetry from John Clare, prose from Gerald Durrell, and music from Canteloube, Respighi and Chris Watson.
The readers are Madeleine Bowyer and Peter Marinker.
Producer: Matt Taylor
A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4
Available on iPlayer for 30 days after broadcast
The Santa Rita Concerts: Chris Watson
24 February 2016, 19.00
The Little Museum of Dublin
15 St Stephen's Green, Dublin
An evening with Chris Watson, one of the world's leading recorders of natural phenomena. The evening begins at 7pm with a Santa Rita wine reception and pre-concert interview with the performer. The performance begins at 8pm sharp. Tickets €13 pre-booked; €15 on the door.
Ash 11.2 | Ánde Somby "Yoiking With The Winged Ones"
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Vinyl LP + Download + bonus track, "Čuoika". All downloads are 24 bit recordings by Chris Watson.
Design by Philip Marshall
Photography by A K Dolven
Cut by Jason at Transition
Track listing:
A1. Gufihttar (underworld fairie)
A2. Gadni (spirit of the mountain)
A3. Neahkkameahttun (from the other side)
B. Wolf
Yoiking is the ancient chanting practise of the Sámi People - the indigenous peoples on the top of Europe. Yoiking originates from time immemorial - legend tells that it was the faires and elves of the arctic lands that gave yoiks to the Sámi People. Yoiking was an important element of the religious rituals in pre-christian times and has survived both christianity, imperialism and the fact that Sámi areas were confiscated by the states of the north; Norway, Finland, Sweden and Russia.
Ánde Somby is deeply rooted into the yoik tradition. He comes from the eastern part of the north Sámi areas and in the tundra tradition of the reindeer herders and from the valley tradition of arctic farmers. His yoiking is both quite technical as well as melodic - Somby is at the same time an innovative yoiker. All the three pieces on side A are his compositions. His signature as a yoiker is an expressive style performed on the borders of the human voice.
The title of the work refers to the fact that the migratory birds that have made it to the arctic for their breeding season are an important part of the record. With the assistance of a local crow they break the arctic silence by singing and calling. The title also makes a more subtle reference to the sound flying from the echoing mountains.
The project itself has three inspirations; the yoiks were given to the humans from the fairies and elves. This gives an emphasis on that yoiks are of the earth. The second inspiration is that there is a war against fairies and elves going on; in Norway that war was waged by the national poet Henrik Wergeland in the song Nisser og Dverge and has continued with stripping the earth of its soul and giving free license to aggressive exploitation. The emphasis is asking the fairies and elves if they still are doing good. The third inspiration is the European myth about Narcissus and Echo; Echo does not find her love as Narcissus rejects her, but she is given an eternal voice. Yoik and Echo meet in this work as echo yoiks along together with the underground energies.
The recordings are made by Chris Watson, the world famous sound artist and leading field recorder. The recordings took place in Kvalnes, Lofoten mid June in 2014 in a moment while the arctic winds had a little rest. Chris Watson has also done the post production. A K Dolven took the photos for the project and has been instrumental in developing the concept. Thanks also to Tony Myatt.
"Life would have no meaning without us listening"
BBC Radio 4, Tuesday evening , 22 Dec 2015 – 5 Jan 2016 at 21.02
(repeated Wednesdays at 15.30)
Presenter Chris Watson
Producer Sarah Blunt
"Life would have no meaning without us listening"
In this three-part series, we meet individuals whose professional lives and/or personal lives are focused listening and interpreting the sounds they hear. The first programme focuses on human speech; words, dialect and language. In the second programme we meet individuals who listen to the sounds of places and spaces as we explore the world of echolocation and reverberation, and in the third programme we meet three individuals for whom listening is much more than an aural experience; but something much deeper motivating their work and their lives.
Lighthouse Stories, RTÉ Radio 1 | Sunday 7pm, 8 November 2015
Chris Watson describes using the beam of the lighthouse to record seals on the Farne Islands at night - and remembers the curious slow motion aggression between the fighting tortoises of Dassen Island, off the western coast of South Africa. Also in this programme, Melissa Murray re-reads 'To The Lighthouse' by Virginia Woolf and Dermot Bolger remembers inviting Salman Rushdie to the Baily Lighthouse at the height of the fatwa. Presented by Luke Clancy.
Forest Fables | 3-6 November 2015
A series of sound rich stories commissioned by the Guardian to reinvent the forest fable. Each piece is set in a particular British Woodland and was recorded on location with award winning sound recordist Chris Watson and Pascal Wyse. The series is sponsored by The Woodland Trust and features new stories from Ali Smith, Alan Garner, Evie Wyld and Alec Finlay.
Produced by Alannah Chance with original recordings and sound design by Chris Watson and Pascal Wyse
1. Written by Ali Smith
In the first of a series of exclusive sound stories inspired by the UK's woodlands, the award-winning writer weaves a spellbinding tale from an encounter between a boy and a strange green child
2. Written by Alan Garner
In the second of our series of exclusive sound stories celebrating Britain's forests, Alan Garner reads his own tale of a newcomer who finds 'ancient noise' beneath the choked underlife of of Cheshire's woodlands
3. Written by Alec Finlay
In the third of our series of exclusive sound stories celebrating Britain's forests, the Scottish poet and artist Alec Finlay reads his tale of a mythical submerged woodland
4. Written by Evie Wyld
In our fourth exclusive sound story celebrating Britain's forests, the Granta young British novelist Evie Wyld reads her unsettling tale of marital tension at the end of times
Sound Design Academy | Podcast
Chris Watson – Field Recording at Its Finest
"This week I had the absolute honour of talking with field recordist, musician, and audio ace Chris Watson. For those unfamiliar with Chris, he is considered one of the top field recordists in the world. He's worked on Frozen Planet, The Life of Birds, Big Cat Diary, Life in the Undergrowth, Nature, Autumnwatch, and many more. If you want a bigger impression of this amazing artists work check out his website at www.chriswatson.net and you'll get an even better picture. Needless to say, he's had and is still pursuing a stunning career that many of us only dream of!"
Gossip from the Garden Pond | BBC Radio 4
Another chance to hear six characters in and around a garden pond, reflect on what life is really like between the lily pads and the buttercups. Written by Lynne Truss. Wildlife sound recordings by Chris Watson, Producer Sarah Blunt
BBC Radio 4, Tue 25 Aug, 23.02 We hear from the tadpole (Julian Rhind-Tutt) and the dragonfly (Alison Steadman)
BBC Radio 4, Tue 1 Sept, 23.02 We hear from the water boatman (Sandi Toksvig) and the Great Diving Beetle (David Ryall)
BBC Radio 4, Tue 8 Sept, 23.02 We hear from the garden spider (Amanda Root) and the Great Pond Snail (James Fleet)
Sounds of the Sea Workshop | Sunday August 23
Sunday August 23rd, 11am-1pm, Normans Bay, near Pevensey, East Sussex, BN24 6PS
The iconic Finback Whale of Museum of Zoology, Cambridge was washed ashore at Normans Bay near Pevensey in 1865. Join us as we return to the site with wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson to record the sounds of the sea. These recordings are for inclusion in the Ocean Song soundscape that will accompany the skeleton in its new home, a fabulous Whale Hall being built as part of the Museum's redevelopment and due to open in 2016. Learn about recording the sounds of nature, discover the sounds beneath the ocean's waves that are normally out our hearing, and have a go at collecting sounds yourself. This workshop is free. Places are limited and booking essential. To book a place, email here
Ocean Song at Pevensey
Sunday August 23rd, 3pm-5pm, St Nicholas' Church,
Church Lane, Pevensey, East Sussex, BN24 5LD
Discover a world of underwater sound as we go on a journey from sea shore to open ocean with sound artist Chris Watson. Explore your own voice teacher and choir leader Rowena Whitehead, creating the sounds of the sea and the music it has inspired. Through this workshop we will be building a symphony of the oceans using human voices, to be recorded and woven into the sound installation that will accompany our iconic Finback Whale skeleton in his new home. Don't miss out on being a part of the Museum of Zoology and add your voice to the Ocean Song soundscape!
To book, visit www.oceansongpevensey.eventbrite.co.uk and for more information, visit the Ocean Song blog: www.oceansongproject.wordpress.com
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Mondays at 09.30am, 17 Aug – 14 September
Monday 17 August, BBC Radio 4, 09.30-09.45, Midnight at the Oasis
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson narrates the first in a series of audio postcards capturing spectacular wild sound events, beginning in the Kalahari desert.
Monday 24 August, BBC Radio 4, 09.30-09.45 St James Park
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson introduces the sounds of the city on Match Day in Newcastle upon Tyne in the second in a series of immersive soundscapes.
Monday 31 August, BBC Radio 4, 09.30-09.45 The Wash
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson introduces the extraordinary sounds which accompany the movement of the tides on the Wash, in this series of immersive soundscapes.
Monday 7 September, BBC Radio 4, 09.30-09.45 Glacial Melt
The extraordinary and powerful sounds of a glacier calving are captured by wildlife sound recordist, Chris Watson in this series of immersive soundscapes.
Monday 14 September, BBC Radio 4, 09.30-09.45 Dawn Chorus
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson introduces the sounds of a dawn chorus recorded near Aldeburgh in Suffolk in the last in this series of immersive soundscapes.
Narrated and recorded by Chris Watson, Producer Sarah Blunt
Kukemura Ambient Festival | August 2015
8th August 2015
Järva maakond, Estonia
An ambient music festival in a forest somewhere in Estonia. Chris will be doing a long (90min) late night set of a deep ocean piece 'Mare balticum - Narva Wall mix'.
You can read reviews here in Kultuur and in Rada7
Live at Port Eliot Festival | July/August 2015
July 30th - August 2nd, 2015
St. Germans, Cornwall
Chris Watson will be presenting 'Dusk 'till Dawn' in the Round Room 1000h-1100h Saturday and Sunday. Sunday at 1630h he will be presenting 'Caught By The River Coquet' with John Andrews at the Caught By The River marquee.
Slow Television | BBC 4 Monday 4th May
You will be able to view shortly after broadcast here
Sound Recording Weekend with Chris Watson | Sheffield Mayl 2015
Legendary Sheffield sound recordist Chris Watson returns to lead an inspiring weekend of have-a-go sound recording for all abilities, capture the orchestra of the dawn chorus and learn the post production skills needed to polish up your recording under Chris's expert guidance.
Saturday 23rd May: dawn chorus – (exact location and time to be confirmed) Sun: 12–3pm
Hear & Now | BBC Radio 3 Saturday 4th April 2015
Hear and Now this Saturday 4th April at 10pm, in the Composers' Rooms series.
Composers' Rooms collection
Hear & Now homepage
Photo gallery
Radio 3's primary contemporary music programme, featuring live performances and studio sessions from the best new groups, and premiering works commissioned by the BBC
Soundstage | BBC Radio 4 March 2015
BBC Radio 4, Mon- Fri, 23-27 March 2015, 13.45-14.00
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson narrates five immersive soundscapes; each of which is a time compression; a spectacular natural event which has been recorded over hours, days, weeks or even months but which is presented here in less than 15minutes.In the first programme, Chris visits the Kalahari Desert to capture the sounds of midnight at the oasis. Newcastle upon Tyne is the location of the second programme where Chris records a city soundscape following the changing character of St James' Park and the neighbouring Leazes Park on match day. The thunder of wings as tens of thousands of birds are driven from the vast expanse of mud by the encroaching tide on The Wash is in sharp contrast to the quietness of the landscape at low tide which is captured in the third programme. Chris then travels to Antarctica and follows the extraordinary transformation as the Barne glacier calves. The series ends with a dawn chorus recorded in Suffolk, featuring a beautiful solo performance by a nightingale, a duet with a robin and a bewitching finale from a group of curlew as they fly overhead from the coastal marshes.
Narrator & Recordist Chris Watson, Producer Sarah Blunt
All episodes are available on BBC iPlayer
Martha – an Endling's Tale | BBC Radio 4 |10th March 2015
Martha – an Endling's Tale
BBC Radio 4, Tue 10 March 2015, 11.02am (rpt Mon 16 March at 21.02)
When Europeans arrived in America there were some 3-5 billion Passenger Pigeons. The last one, a bird named Martha died in captivity in 1914. A century on, wildlife filmmaker, writer and broadcaster, John Aitchison reflects on what lessons we have learned from the birds' demise and explores the possibility of bringing the passenger pigeon back from extinction using genomic technology and a living relative, the band-tailed pigeon. It's a fascinating and sobering journey. As John says when he comes face to face with Martha, "Extinction is a terrible thing".
Wildlife sound recordings by Chris Watson, Producer Sarah Blunt
Tuning In – Listening Back in Time
Chris Watson & Tim Shaw
Tuning In - Listening Back in Time is a reconstruction of time distant voices and personal accounts of events on Tyneside during the First World War. The work will be presented using period audio technology in a science and technology basement store...
An Evening of Silence | FuseArt, Bradford 28th January 2015
7pm Doors open
730pm Introduction by Mike Harding. Chris discusses his work on the film, Silence,
and plays uncut recordings he made for the movie on location in Berlin
815pm Break
830pm Screening of the film "Silence" (87 min)
10pm Questions and close...
The Diaries of Brett Westwood | BBC Radio 4 12-16 January 2015
The Diaries of Brett Westwood
BBC Radio 4
Mon – Fri, 12-16 January 2015, 13.45-14.00
Naturalist, writer and broadcaster Brett Westwood began a wildlife diary at the age of 15 about his 'local patch', an area of some 5 square miles near his home in Stourbridge. Some 40 years later, he's still making notes and updating his records about the area. In this series, we join Brett as he returns to his local haunt and reflects on a lifetime of changes.
Wildlife sound recordings by Chris Watson, Producer Sarah Blunt
The Castle: A Portrait in Sound
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson's evocative and powerful sound portrait of Dunstanburgh Castle in Northumberland.
Built in the 14th century as a piece of political theatre, the magnificent ruins have been reclaimed by nature. Swallows and rock doves nest in the gatehouse, kittiwakes and fulmars guard the sea walls, seals patrol the beaches and skylarks man the approach. The sounds of the sea, the wind and the waves are ever present.
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Winners of the Creative Awards are Ed Harcourt, Robert Edwards, Chris Watson, Michael Narduzzo and ICP Studios, Belgium...


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Insurance broker and risk management services firm Arthur J. Gallagher (NYSE: AJG ) announced yesterday its third-quarter dividend of $0.35 per share, the same rate it's paid for the past two quarters after raising the payout 3%, from $0.34 per share.
The board of directors said the quarterly dividend is payable on Sept. 20 to the holders of record at the close of business on Sept. 4. The insurance broker has made payouts to investors since 2001.
The regular dividend payment equates to a $1.40-per-share annual dividend, yielding 3.2% based on the closing price today of Arthur J. Gallagher's stock.


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Sustainable Intensification Cross Learning Tour
CSISA hosted representatives from the US Agency for International Development, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Africa RISING, USAID's Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab and the Innovation Lab for Small-scale Irrigation in Bihar and Odisha to share perspectives on sustainable intensification in African and South Asian contexts.
The group launched the tour on 28 January with a full-day program in New Delhi.
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CSISA Seed Summit, 14-15 May, Patna, Bihar
May 16, 2014
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CSISA Bangladesh
CSISA Technologies
Jan 31, 2014
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CSISA Nepal
Jan 30, 2014
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Tamil Nadu Hub
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Odisha Hub
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Bihar Hub
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CSISA - Mechanization and Irrigation, Bangladesh
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CSISA Logo - Dec 2013
New CSISA Logo (without map)
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Conservation Agriculture Workshop, India, 2012
Conservation Agriculture: Gateway for Productive & Sustainable Cropping Systems;
Dates: 28 May - 9 June, 2012;
Venue: Punjab Agricultural University, India
May 28, 2012
CSISA technologies used in Pakistan
Set of Images provided by Pakistan Hub in Faislabad.
Sep 19, 2011
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Bill and Melinda Gates visit CSISA sites, Bihar, India 2011
Mr. Bill Gates and Mrs. Melinda Gates, co-chairs of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, visited the Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia (CSISA) Research Platforms on 23 March 2011 in Patna, Bihar. They interacted with farmers, scientists, the CSISA team, and partners on issues relating to increasing agriculture productivity, mechanization, new innovations, climate resilient agriculture practices, and its benefits.
Mar 23, 2011
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I am running a application on JBoss4.0.3(using Tomcat AJP on ports 8009 and 8443) and I just setup a Apache HTTPS server that is listening on both port 443 and port 80. Everything works fine via port 80: Apache seems to process JSP pages handled by Tomcat via the AJP connection. On the other hand, if I access my server on the HTTPS (443) protocol, the Apache will only serve its own static content and does not know about the JSP application. It is as-if AJP doesn't work when Apache is serving via port 443.
Can anyone offer any advice on this?
Here are my SSL options in the httpd-ssl.conf file:
SSLOptions +FakeBasicAuth +ExportCertData +StrictRequire +StdEnvVars
Also, after enabling mod_proxy and mod_proxy_ajp, putting this in my httpd-ssl.conf will causes my server not to be able to start:
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Category: Name Nerds
My love affair with names began in elementary school when I selected a book about the meaning behind names from the monthly book order catalog. I enjoyed it so much I asked my parents to buy me a second name book. I picked up the original Beyond Jennifer and Jason, and highlighted it within inches of its life. I loved the way names sounded in my head and how Pamela and Linda took thinking about names a step further than most books. They gave them new meanings and classifications and offered insight into how names might be perceived by other people at all stages of someone's life. It fascinated me and thus, a name nerd was born.
For years, I scribbled stories here and there but my favorite part of the process was always naming the characters. I labored over who would get which moniker, many times to the detriment of the story. I'd have two full pages of characters with spectacular names and one page of actual story completed before I gave up and started something new.
Here at Nameberry, we know a lot about name obsession: We've been pretty obsessive about the subject ourselves for as long as we can remember. And one of the great things about running this site is that it's introduced us to a lot of fellow obsessive name people. Maybe you're one of them?
Here, 19 signs:
1. You've memorized the Social Security Top 1000 names. And you're fully prepared to take the quiz.
2. American baby name books weren't enough for you, so you've also amassed a collection of British, Australian, French, Dutch, Portuguese, and one Japanese baby name book. In Japanese.
3. You've made a spreadsheet to analyze the results of your online baby name polls.
Appellation Mountain's Abby Sandel looks at some of the new baby names to make the headlines this week–with several surprises.
Being a name nerd used to be hard work.
Do you remember paging through lists of Olympic medalists in the paper, gazing at name plaques in art museums, seeking out family trees in history books at the library? Did you know exactly which days the local paper ran birth announcements?
Then you must be a thirty-something or better name nerd.
I borrowed my mother's only baby name book and kept it on my bookshelf, between Sweet Valley High and Nancy Drew. I read it obsessively, even the small print listing nicknames and foreign variants. That long lost book is where I fell in love with Libby and Nan, Katrinka and Alexei.
So many stories about twenty-first century baby naming trends are dismissive. They claim parents are trying too hard for their children to stand out and be unique.
Maybe that happens some of the time, but to me it seems straightforward.
With access to all of these fabulous names, why wouldn't we consider a wider range of possibilities?
Watch out, Berries–today's guest blogger, Claire Shefchik, has plenty of bones to pick!
Since the age of six, I've loved names. Back then, whenever I renamed myself, I was Crystal (spelled Christal) and later, Jordan. These days, I prefer Presley to Penelope, Jayden to Jasper. In the novel I'm writing, two of the main characters are Dempsey and Vaughan—female characters. Eek! That's right, I am a name heretic.
When, a few years ago, I came across the Nameberry-led community of Internet naming enthusiasts, I thought I'd found heaven (sorry, "nevaeh"). But I found myself, more often than not, at odds with my fellow "name nerds." Many claim to be open-minded and liberal, but are much more rigid in their approach to naming than you'd think, especially when it comes to names popular with, as one poster put it, "the Wal–Mart set." Another poster declared her goal was to encourage "classically-named babies," which let's face it, is just a euphemism for "babies with names of which I, as the self-appointed arbiter of taste, approve."
We first talked with the lovely Natalie Hanson, whose husband is musical star Taylor Hanson, when she named her fourth child the amazing Viggo Moriah. Not only is Natalie a celebrity mom, she's a name nerd! We're delighted and honored to welcome Natalie to Nameberry as a guest blogger. Here, she looks back on the names she and her husband chose for their four young children and what she's thinking about for names for her fifth, due this fall.
This October I will celebrate ten years since I first took my adolescent name research and applied it to an actual human being. This upcoming anniversary has inspired me to look back on the names my husband and I gave to our four children, the ways we chose them, and how they've worked out. Have each of my choices lived up to my hopes? Was my perception of each name's potential correct, or "ahead of its time"? Our name stories:


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Dive-In Theatre At The Pearl Hotel: 'Bridesmaids'
- When Wednesday, August 14, 2013 at 8 p.m.
- Where Pearl Hotel, The, 1410 Rosecrans Street, San Diego Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Films, Food
- Cost Free
Above: Promotional graphic for Dive-In Theatre At The Pearl Hotel: 'Bridesmaids'. Courtesy of The Pearl Hotel.
The Pearl Hotel in Point Loma features "Dive-In Theatre," a free weekly "cinema social" combining eclectic film choices, along with food and drink from Eat at The Pearl. Steeped in mid-century design, the Dive-In takes place at the hotel's poolside lounge and theater located outdoors.
Scheduled films are projected onto a 10' x 13' foot projection screen with full sound, overlooking our vintage, oyster-shaped swimming pool. Guests are invited to enjoy a range of classics, blockbusters, foreign and independent features from The Pearl's private library.
Date: August 14 - "Bridesmaids"
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A new scam in Colorado Springs involves crooks making phone calls, trying to steal your money by claiming to be a local utility company.
A Springs business owner says she was nearly a victim of the scam. She got a call from someone claiming to be from Colorado Springs Utilities. The caller said that her payment was never processed, and she was asked to give the caller her credit card information.
The woman became suspicious, however, because of the type of information they said they needed. She did not give away any of her account numbers. CSU confirmed her suspicions, and said in a collections situation none of its workers would ever ask for banking information over the phone.
"If it's an unsolicited call and someone is trying to get your credit card information or social security or any kind of personal information [the customer] should not feel obligated," said CSU spokesperson Steve Berry. "In fact, they should probably hang up the phone."
If a utility payment is delinquent, CSU said there are a few steps that will be taken to get the payment from the customer. The steps include sending out letters, placing door hangers at the home or business, and phone calls. Again, CSU will not ask for your credit or debit card numbers during those calls.


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FUTSAL KC is now HEARTLAND FUTSAL
We have moved to our new home at http://heartlandfutsal.com
Check out our new website for all upcoming Futsal Seasons, Clinics, Camps, Events and More.
Thank you from Heartland Futsal
Congratulations to all Champions and Finalist.
Congratulations to all the teams that participated in the 2016 Central Regional Championships.
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Futsal KC is Sanctioned by U.S. Youth Futsal a US Soccer Affiliate.
Futsal KC was founded in 1997. In 2004 Futsal KC along with several other leagues formed what was then known as Super F League. Now U.S. Youth Futsal. U.S. Youth Futsal is the largest and fastest Futsal organization affiliated with US Soccer.
Futsal KC is the largest Futsal League in the U.S. During the 2014/2015 Winter Season, Futsal KC had 398 teams.
Futsal is the only form of indoor soccer endorsed by FIFA. It earned the status of FIFA's official form of indoor soccer in the 1980s as it was recognized as a scaled down version of outdoor soccer played indoors. It is a 5 v 5 small-sided game played on a hard surfaced, basketball sized court with a smaller low bounce ball. Futsal is played with touchline boundaries and without walls.
Futsal in the United States is growing rapidly as coaches and players are discovering the technical and tactical benefits of this fast-paced indoor court game, not only for those that play soccer but also those players best suited for the Futsal game itself.
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The LaRue County Public Library has added several items to its shelves.
The Black History Community Service was held Sunday morning at Lane Lincoln CME Church.
Stanley Goodin Sr. of Hodgenville stopped by The LaRue County Herald News' office last week to share memorabilia of Boy Scout Troop 251.
Visitors to Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park spent over $6 million in local gateway communities in 2010 according to a study released by the National Park Service. The study estimates that this spending resulted in 97 jobs.
The Kentucky Historical Society's HistoryMobile visited Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park Feb. 12 in observance of Lincoln's 203rd birthday.
The Lincoln Trail Youth Leadership Council announces that the Young Achievers Program is now on display at the Towne Mall in Elizabethtown until March 16.
The display consists of fifth and eighth graders who have been nominated by their teachers or guidance counselors.
The Young Achievers Program recognizes students for academic excellence, leadership qualities and good citizenship.
Students are photographed by McCoy's Image Studio, showing their interests and accomplishments.
Kentucky Saves Week is Feb. 19-26. As a way to encourage Kentuckians to improve their personal savings rates and take control of their financial situation, the UK Cooperative Extension Service has the Kentucky Saves website. Kentucky Saves promotes a week in February to focus on helping people learn how to save money and build personal wealth.
Winnie Read was the winner of a random drawing for the Money Matters special section that appears in the Feb. 22 edition of The LaRue County Herald News.
Several readers turned in money-saving and money-making ideas in honor of Kentucky Saves Week.
Winnie's tip was to use one-half of a dryer sheet in the clothes dryer as it is just as effective as a full sheet.
LaRue County Beef Cattle Association is offering two $1,000 college scholarships to graduating seniors. Applications are available at the LaRue County High school guidance counselor's office and the LaRue County Extension Office. Applications must be returned to the Extension Office by close of business on April 27.
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The Richardson Health Department plans to ground spray a single area Thursday night and Friday night.
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Wobbly_gob Wobbly_gob Jan 27, 2006 23:31 Flag
England Manager
The papers seem full of xenophobic rants demanding that the next Enland manager has to be English or at least British.
Does this mean that Chelsea Fans (Portugese manager), Arsenal Fans (French Manager) and Liverpool fans have been ignored in the polls ?
Alternatively, if you are going to argue that for club football it doesn't matter, why wouldn't we, the England Supporters, want the best man for the job ?
Yes old baldie pants down has made a bit of a hash of the PR side of things and to be honest, he would seem to be the only reason why Beckham and Owen have played almost every game but his record is a damned good one. Lets make sure we get the best man for the job irrespective of his nationality please !!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Er.....he's Scottish?! And he wont leave Utd until he's sacked or he's won the league again. Could be a while...
Stuart Pearce has thrown his hat in the ring as a possible candidate. What about Jack Charlton as a mentor, he is younger that Sir Bobby I think and I'm told he is still as fit as a butcher's dog. He had Great success as a player and a good management record with Middlesbrough and Wednesday before he took the Southern Irish job. His success there was outstanding; when he went there football was way down the list of popular sports being behind Rugby and most Gaelic sports. In Italy 1990 they excelled and it was only the heat in Florida that caused their downfall in the USA 1994 competition, remember they had beaten Italy in New York and Italy made it to the final.
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Pearce is a good call. But I reckon Scolari would be awesome with this crop of players, his record speaks for its self. Probably wont get him tho
I think Alex Ferguson will leave United at the end of the season, and so it woud make so much sense for him to take over the england job. But would anyone want a scot? personally, anyone who is up to the job will do, nationality means nothing
Engerland would be better off getting some decent players rather than worrying about the manager. Let's face it, it's hardly rocket science. The queen should buy 11 really good foreign players (they're all at Chelsea so they wouldn't have to come far) and give them English citizenship. Voila! A world beating Engerlish poofball team.
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A Yahoo! User Jan 28, 2006 02:58 Flag
Please tell me your kidding! No one could possibly be quite that spectacularly stupid as to post that comment seriously could they?


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Moscow Rules (Abridged / Compact Disc)
Over the course of ten previous novels, Daniel Silva has established himself as one of the world's finest writers of international intrigue and espionage a worthy successor to such legends as Frederick Forsyth and John le Carre ("Chicago Sun-Times") and Gabriel Allon as one of the most intriguing heroes of any thriller series ("The Philadelphia Inquirer").
Now the death of a journalist leads Allon to Russia, where he finds that, in terms of spycraft, even he has something to learn. He's playing by Moscow rules now.
It is not the grim, gray Moscow of Soviet times but a new Moscow, awash in oil wealth and choked with bulletproof Bentleys. A Moscow where power resides once more behind the walls of the Kremlin and where critics of the ruling class are ruthlessly silenced. A Moscow where a new generation of Stalinists is plotting to reclaim an empire lost and to challenge the global dominance of its old enemy, the United States.
One such man is Ivan Kharkov, a former KGB colonel who built a global investment empire on the rubble of the Soviet Union. Hidden within that empire, however, is a more lucrative and deadly business. Kharkov is an arms dealer and he is about to deliver Russia's most sophisticated weapons to al-Qaeda. Unless Allon can learn the time and place of the delivery, the world will see the deadliest terror attacks since 9/11 and the clock is ticking fast.
Filled with rich prose and breathtaking turns of plot, "Moscow Rules" is at once superior entertainment and a searing cautionary tale about the new threats rising to the East and Silva's finest novel yet.
About the Author
Daniel Silva is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Moscow Rules and 10 other international bestselling spy novels. Best known for his Gabriel Allon series, his books are translated into more than 25 languages. Silva lives in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington DC with his wife, NBC Today National Correspondent Jamie Gangel and their twins Lily and Nicholas. Photo of the author: John Earle, photographer
Phil Gigante is an APA Audie Award winner (The Dark Highlander, The Stainless Steel Rat, and The Watch That Ends the Night), and winner of over a dozen Audiofile Magazine Earphones Awards. He has narrated and directed more than 250 books, and was twice named a "Best Voice in Mystery and Suspense" by Audiofile Magazine. He has been named a Best Male Narrator in the categories of Romance, Science Fiction, Militaria, and Mystery/Suspense, as well as "Favorite Dual Narrator" (with Natalie Ross). Phil also works in film, TV and radio, and is the Producer/Director of Gigantic Productions theatre company. He makes his home in the Midwest.