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Posted 27 January 2013 - 01:18 PM
Only 35 days of the off season left................
Two opportunities to see the new look squad in Feb against a Salford select side and the of course the Law Cup against our oldest rivals Rochdale.
The train spotters cup, Well....Stay injury free and focus on the league.
What will the 2013 season bring??? (Promotion)
1) At this stage having reviewed the other Championship one sides off season signings, I would say it will be a three horse race for the title.
The three contenders will be Oldham, Rochdale and league favorites North Wales.
2) Playoff places will go London, who can not be discounted for a good run in the playoffs, can they make the final? , not sure but watch out in the capital, they will continue to progress, 4th or 5th in 2013.
South Wales will make the play offs.
3) Three new clubs enter the league, Gateshead will make up the bottom four with the other new clubs. The new clubs may make the playoffs but the first season is always difficult. Oxford have recruited experience from Oldham and they could pick points home and away against the other new clubs and Gateshead. Gloucester and Hamel have unknown qualities at this time, all the new clubs will provide strong opposition for 60 mins of the game but experience and fitness will favour the established clubs but did not discount the odd shock by the new clubs at home.
The Championship will be a very good league to watch in 2013, 14 teams with strong competition across the board. Oldham need to be in that league by 2014.......
4) The noises coming out of the training ground are that SN and LS have entirely changed the attitude at the club, the players and training. They have recruited young talent from Salford, I would be slightly happier if we had a little more experience but the squad is looking balanced if slightly tipped in the favour of youth.
5) In my opinion, We should have retained Alex Thompson, Oxford is a backwards step but if he didn't want to stay you can not make them stay.
35 days to go and counting........................................
League positions predictions
1) North Wales (Head decision) Oldham (Heart Decision)
2) Oldham (Head Decision) North Wales (Heart Decision)
3) Rochdale
4) London Skolars
5) South Wales
6) Oxford
7) Gloucester All Golds
9) Hamel
Come on Oldham
Go and watch Oldham RLFC in 2013, support the team, players, coaches and supporters. We can cheer the boys to victory.
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The biggest mistake of all happened a year or two earlier when we played Wakefield on the Sunday, got a physical battering then played and lost at Gateshead three days later. It cost us promotion that year which had we been promoted could,have seen us keeping Bill Quinn on board and seeing us making more money than we did by staying in the pointless cup.
Just hope we don't get too far in the challenge cup. It was all down hill after the saints game last year. Seemed to take everything out of us.
Posted 27 January 2013 - 08:39 PM
I'd of had....
1) Hornets or Oldham
2) Hornets or Oldham
3) North Wales
4) Skolars or South Wales
5) Skolars or South Wales
6) The rest with Gateshead and Hemel fav' for 6th.
Who cares -Wins!!!
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AKA. Winston Smith
Give 'em a fair trial..........and then hang 'em"
Posted 28 January 2013 - 06:49 PM
I think North Wales have a strong team this season with a couple of experienced Super League players in their ranks.
They will be strong at home and difficult to beat. they only need to grab a win at Oldham or Rochdale and the race for top spot is wide open. I still think Oldham, Rochdale and North Wales will take the top three places.
I would like to see both Oldham and Rochdale in the Championship were we belong.
Good luck for the season (Not against Oldham tho) ha ha!
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Posted 31 January 2013 - 01:15 PM
Any one got one and hows the quality?
Also I don't know if its just the new layout but the Roughyeds coverage in the MEN seems a lot better and up to date than it used to and provides some different stories to the press releases put in the chron.
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Posted 02 February 2013 - 12:20 PM
Who cares -Wins!!!
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Give 'em a fair trial..........and then hang 'em"
Posted 02 February 2013 - 05:59 PM
We have similar views on this still seasons competitive teams with both Oldham and Rochdale having short odds, you are absolutely correct when you say North Wales are good value for a little wager.
Regular Season Odds from BetVictor
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Lakeside completes pool play unbeaten at Western Region
By: Kurt Johnson, The Press Tribune
5-3 win over Hawaii Wednesday afternoon
It was not accomplished in the most attractive fashion, but at this level you take the wins any way you can get them. The Lakeside Little League Major all-stars completed an unbeaten run through the pool-play round at the Western Region tournament in San Bernardino Wednesday afternoon with a 5-3 win over Hawaii. The game was one of huge importance to the team from Central East Maui Little League, which is still looking to secure one of the final two open spots in the semifinal round Friday night, while for Lakeside it was merely about positioning. The 12 and 13-year-olds from Granite Bay and Loomis were guaranteed to play on Friday whatever the outcome, but the win and favorable score puts them into the No. 1 seed at the end of four pool-play contests. The District 54 champions did not exactly set Al Houghton Stadium on fire with their bats, as Lakeside banged out just three hits in the game. The club took advantage of the wildness of Hawaii starter Nick Asuncion as Lakeside plated four runs in the first inning on a combination of five walks and just two hits, and then made the lead stand up. "Our bats kind of went to sleep today," said Lakeside manager Bill Rockefeller. "We lost focus a little. We had similar pulse in the game against Los Altos (the team's only other loss at the Northern California tourney)." Nick Frank and Mitch Hart walked to put a pair of runners aboard with one out in the first, and then a Connor Briare knock cashed in the initial tally. Running for Hart, Matt Steindorf stole home for the second run while Hawaii was attempting to pick Grant Powers, who had walked to load the bags, off of first base. Zach Hall singled a run home before Matt McCord and Brett Munkdale drew bases on balls to force the stanza's fourth run across the dish. The inning could have been much more devastating for Central East Maui, but Asuncion got a big strikeout to leave the sacks full. The home half of the frame took on a similar look as Briare struggled to find the zone. Two free passes put runners aboard for Hawaii with two down, and it was Asuncion chasing home his team's first run with a base hit. Briare got out of the jam, leaving two aboard to keep his advantage at 4-1 after one. After Asuncion walked the leadoff hitter in the second, Hawaii went to the bullpen for Rossi Abordo, and he delivered in a big way to keep his team in the game. After yielding a solo long ball to McCord in the third, Abordo did allowed just one more base runner the rest of the way, on a fourth inning free pass. He did escape one jam in the second when the runner he inherited, Billy Rockefeller, was ruled to have left early when tagging and scoring from third base on a Briare fly ball. 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After Nevada's win over Arizona Wednesday night, Hawaii was officially eliminated from the tournament, as Arizona (1-3) wins the tiebreaker based on head-to-head play against Hawaii. Lakeside will meet the team from Arrowhead Little League in Glendale in Friday's second semifinal. With both Lakeside and the Southern California champions from Chula Vista finishing 4-0 in pool play, the tiebreaker goes to the kids from Nor Cal based on a formula that rewards the team with the fewest runs allowed. As the No. 1 seed, Lakeside will play the Arizona team it beat 4-1 on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Friday, while Park View Little League from Southern California will face Legacy Little League from Henderson, Nev. in the 4 p.m. semifinal matchup. Nevada gave Park View its most competitive pool-play game, losing 10-5 on Tuesday night. Despite the hitting troubles that plagued his team today, Rockefeller is confident his club with rebound for Friday night. "I am concerned about the hitting," Rockefeller said, "but we have rallied back before and I think we will be fine." The Lakeside manager will choose between Hart and Frank to take the ball on Friday night, but he would also be comfortable calling on Hall. It will be difficult for the man who has preached one game at a time not to look ahead and try to save his best pitching matchup for Southern California in a possible Sunday evening final. The boys from Chula Vista have scored 72 runs in four Western Region games, and have ripped 28 homes runs over that stretch. Lakeside's pitching has allowed just five runs in its four games as it has dominated from the bump and by being outstanding with the leather. "You have to play it one game at a time in tournament play," Rockefeller said. "Arizona has some offensive power and great defense. All three pitchers are good matchups for us, but there is probably one who fits the best against the Southern California hitters." With his team sitting two wins away from a trip to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Penn., Rockefeller is pleased with this and the way it plays the game. "It's all bonus baseball now," he said. "The kids have done a fabulous job."


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- Focal Length: 4.5mm (W) - 90.0 mm (T) (35mm film equivalent: 25-500mm)
- Display: 3.0-inch TFT LCD, 461,000 dots
- Optics: F/3.5 (W) - F/6.8 (T)
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- Video format: MOV (Quicktime) format H.264, 2-channel stereo linear PCM audio
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- Video Out: NTSC/PAL (dedicated connector (female) with unified type of digital, audio and video), Mini-HDMI connector
- Audio Out: Stereo (dedicated connector (female) with unified type of digital, audio and video)
- Power: Battery Pack NB-6L, optional Compact Power Adapter CA-DC10
- Shooting Capacity: Approx. 230 shots
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 4.19 x 2.40 x 1.29 in. / 106.3 x 61.0 x 32.7mm
- Weight: 8.15 oz. / 231g (including the battery and memory card), 7.34 oz. / 208g (camera only)
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The ver.req file method is used to gather firmware information about this camera model.
Canon PowerShot SX260 HS P-ID:3244 NT D Firmware Ver GM1.00B (18.104.22.168)
Adj Ver.005.011 Serial No. XXXXXXXXXXXX Build: Jan 6 2012 17:07:27 NoError Mecha Firm Ver. 3.00 MechaDSP Firm Ver. 0.00
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This section describes special CHDK-related things...
For Developers
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- DryOS v2.3, release #0050
- FW start address: FF000000
- FI2KEY is @ FFFF3CE0 , and is the same as Sx40 like other "d4c"
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- new dancing bits { 6,3,1,0,5,7,2,4 } , located @ 0xFF5AAB0C
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- SX260 fw 1.00C by kriktsemaj99 ([2])
- SX260 fw 1.01A by jasaczek ([3])
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LED addresses
- First, enable control by writing 0x46 to the following addresses:
0xC022C200 <-- Required for AF Beam control to work 0xC0223000 <-- Required for I/O LED control to work 0xC0223070 <-- Required for I/O LED control to work
- after doing this, these are the on/off addresses:
0xC0223030 <-- AF Beam 0xC022C028 <-- I/O LED
- Write 0x46 to light the LED, 0xCF to turn it off.
- Writing 0x44 will turn off the AF beam, but it won't turn off the I/O LED. 0xCF works for both.
Porting process & links
- SX260 porting thread: http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=7889.msg83278#msg83278


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Healthcare RealtyDividend Yield: 4.40% Healthcare Realty (NYSE: HR) shares currently have a dividend yield of 4.40%. Healthcare Realty Trust Incorporated is an independent real estate investment trust. The firm invests in real estate markets of the United States. The company has a P/E ratio of 271.40. Currently there are 3 analysts that rate Healthcare Realty a buy, 1 analyst rates it a sell, and 9 rate it a hold. The average volume for Healthcare Realty has been 482,900 shares per day over the past 30 days. Healthcare Realty has a market cap of $2.4 billion and is part of the real estate industry. Shares are up 13.7% year to date as of the close of trading on Thursday. TheStreet Ratings rates Healthcare Realty as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, solid stock price performance, good cash flow from operations and notable return on equity. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Highlights from the ratings report include:
- Despite its growing revenue, the company underperformed as compared with the industry average of 16.4%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 8.2%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displayed by a decline in earnings per share.
- Compared to its closing price of one year ago, HR's share price has jumped by 32.47%, exceeding the performance of the broader market during that same time frame. Looking ahead, the stock's sharp rise over the last year has already helped drive it to a level which is relatively expensive compared to the rest of its industry. We feel, however, that other strengths this company displays justify these higher price levels.
- HEALTHCARE REALTY TRUST INC has exprienced a steep decline in earnings per share in the most recent quarter in comparison to its performance from the same quarter a year ago. This company has reported somewhat volatile earnings recently. But, we feel it is poised for EPS growth in the coming year. During the past fiscal year, HEALTHCARE REALTY TRUST INC turned its bottom line around by earning $0.10 versus -$0.04 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($0.23 versus $0.10).
- Net operating cash flow has increased to $44.13 million or 16.77% when compared to the same quarter last year. Despite an increase in cash flow, HEALTHCARE REALTY TRUST INC's cash flow growth rate is still lower than the industry average growth rate of 29.61%.
- The return on equity has improved slightly when compared to the same quarter one year prior. This can be construed as a modest strength in the organization. Compared to other companies in the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) industry and the overall market on the basis of return on equity, HEALTHCARE REALTY TRUST INC underperformed against that of the industry average and is significantly less than that of the S&P 500.
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BIG CHIMNEY, W.Va. -- On Nov. 6, the phone jangled to life at 7 a.m. at Debra Vickers' house near Big Chimney. A very excited daughter was on the other end. She'd just learned Eva Longoria, former "Desperate Housewives" star, had been on "E! News" the night before and had shown a photo Vickers had taken.
Knowing the entertainment news program would be rebroadcast at 7 a.m., they scrambled to find the channel it was on. "Just as we found the channel, the story was coming on," Vickers said.
And that is how Vickers learned Longoria had just granted the 57-year-old West Virginia native her very own 15 minutes of national fame.
Longoria is one of several celebrity judges taking part in Canon's Project IMAGINAT10N, which solicited photographs nationwide for a filmmaking project led by director Ron Howard. Each judge was to pick 10 photos from the slew of entries as inspiration for an 8- to 12-minute film they'll direct and debut in 2013, mentored by Howard.
Among her choices, Longoria picked Vickers' photograph "Alli's Dream." The photo depicts Vickers' granddaughter, Allison Miller, playing dress-up in a veil while lying in a splash of sunlight on a carpet.
In the "E! News" interview, Longoria explained why the photo was a favorite and her reaction to it as the actress held the image up to the camera:
"From the time when we're this little, women are kind of socially constructed to have marriage and babies as the goal in their life. So, I think my movie is going to be the counter of this. Success is not defined on when or who you get married to."
Actually, it's not a wedding veil but a confirmation veil her granddaughter -- 5 years old at the time -- borrowed from a friend to play dress-up, said Vickers. "It looks like a wedding veil."
Vickers came out of her bedroom and saw Allison in the veil on the carpet. An enthusiastic amateur photographer, she ducked into her room to nab her Canon Rebel T1i, knowing she had only one chance to photograph her granddaughter unawares.
"At her age, the minute you snap the picture, they're up and posing," Vickers said.
"I had no control of the light coming in from the window shade. I stepped out from my bedroom, saw her and, as quiet as I could, got my camera and tried to set it for what I hoped would be the right setting. I had to step out and take it instantly. I didn't even get to take more than one. It was one quick picture."
Given Longoria's reaction to the photo, it's a tad ironic why it almost never saw the light of day -- let alone national TV. "I was going to frame it and have it given to her on her wedding day," Vickers said.
She said she could see how Longoria might take the picture to merely signify a girl dreaming of marriage. But that imaginative granddaughter might in the next moment be in a different outfit, dreaming of being the artist the little girl has said she hopes to grow up to be, she said.
"Well, my take is completely, of course, different. Because I know my granddaughter. When I saw her laying on the floor, what I saw is I could not believe how beautiful that veil fell around her and no one had touched it to put it that way. I just saw a beautiful picture."
Then, she recalled Project IMAGINAT10N, which she'd learned about on Facebook when it debuted last year. The number 10 in the contest's name signifies the 10 "pillars of storytelling," as described by Howard: setting, time, character, mood, back story, relationship, goal, obstacle, the unknown and discovery.
Last year, more than 100,000 photos were submitted, and the filmmakers used the still photos as inspiration for cinematic stories. "I didn't enter last year. I didn't know if I had anything that was good enough," Vickers said.
But she had grown ever more serious about her photography and is an active member of the Charleston Camera Club. As this year's deadline approached, she figured she had just as good a chance as anyone else out there.
"I was sitting at my computer one day about 5 p.m. and thought 'I'm just going to take some pictures off my desktop and enter them in the contest.' To my amazement, it turned out very well."
She entered "Alli's Dream" in the "goals" category. It was among 91 finalists from among all the submissions. Some of the other celebrity judges -- among them actor Jamie Foxx; Georgina Chapman (co-founder of the high-end women's wear line Marchesa); James Murphy (founder of LCD Soundsystem); and Biz Stone (co-founder of Twitter) -- have yet to announce their picks and it's always possible one of them may go for her photo too.
For Vickers, she was happy enough to have even made the semifinals. "When I saw it on 'E! News' and [Eva Longoria] holding my picture, there's no words to express it," she said.
For many years, Vickers owned and ran T.J.'s Family Hair Salon in Alum Creek. She named the business after an uncle -- Thomas Jefferson White -- who had a big influence on her life and the salon's name got to be her nickname: "T.J."
Then, for several years, she said, "I took care of anyone who needed taken care of. Parents and grandparents -- everybody seemed to get sick, and me and my husband took care of them until they passed."
About four years ago, at her daughter's urging, she took a photography workshop at Twin Falls State Park. She could never have dreamed that what would turn into a passionate hobby might one day show up on TV, much less film, she said.
"When I took that picture, I loved it for me. I love to take pictures that people don't see me take. Those are my favorites, for that picture to tell a story by itself."
She'll be flown to this year's Project IMAGINAT10N film fest in summer 2013, probably in New York, while also earning a $500 credit in Canon's online store.
When her daughter got her on the phone, she told her mother: "You need to scream!" Vickers recalled. "I said, 'I did -- the day I won! I screamed!'"
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Taruho (足穂, Taruho) was Shion's assistant and bodyguard, who appeared in Naruto: Shippūden the Movie.
Taruho had short shoulder-length brown hair. He wore a red rectangular glasses. He wore a Japanese attire.
Taruho wielded a sword, which he managed to hold off Gitai for a few seconds with. He also wielded a bow and arrows, which he seemed to be proficient at, as he fired a warning shot at Naruto to get him and his team-mates to stop. However, Taruho lacks the speed and stamina as the shinobi, as they had to stop for him to catch up by running, and he needed rest while they could easily go on for days. Taruho also possessed the Shadow Mirror Body Changing Method, a variant of the Transformation Technique which is permanent, allowing him to serve as a decoy.
Plot Overview
In the Land of Demons, Taruho was one of the guards of Shion's residence when they were attacked Yomi's four subordinates, the Gang of Four. Taruho attempted to flee with Shion to safety while they were distracted by the arrival of Naruto Uzumaki, but the two were intercepted and nearly slain if not for the timely appearance of Neji Hyūga.
After introducing Naruto, Neji, Rock Lee, and Sakura Haruno to Shion, Shion revealed the predictive vision she had, that Naruto would die while fighting the demon Mōryō. While Naruto was initially dismissive of her claim, Taruho revealed that, of the 100 such predictions of death that Shion made, all 100 of them had come true.
When Shion chose to depart early with Naruto's team, without taking any of her guards with her, Taruho apparently realised this, and was able to follow the team. That night, while Shion acted coldly towards the Konoha ninja, Taruho later explains this to Naruto as that Shion, because of her deadly visions, had been shunned and avoided as a young girl, causing her to grow up alone. He also mentions that Shion's mother had cared for his clan, and that he would willingly give his life for Shion.
Later, Taruho uses the Shadow Mirror Body Changing Method technique to permanently change his appearance into that of Shion, taking her place as a decoy while the real Shion is taken to safety. Unfortunately for this, Sakura (who is carrying Taruho, as Shion, on her back) is hit by Kusuna's Secret Anaesthesia, leaving Taruho unprotected where he is killed by Kusuna via the Dark Medicine. Taruho was subsequently given a proper burial.


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- "The thing about Gilly that's so interesting...is that after all that Craster's done to her, she's still got hope that life might get better"
- ―Samwell Tarly
Gilly is a recurring character in the second and third seasons. She is played by guest star Hannah Murray and debuts in "The North Remembers." Gilly is one of the Free Folk, and is a daughter and wife of Craster.
Gilly is one of the many daughters of Craster, a wildling who lives beyond the Wall. She lives with him at Craster's Keep. As well as being a daughter of Craster, she is one of his wives, as Craster routinely marries his own daughters. At the time of the War of the Five Kings, Craster has nineteen wives, including Gilly. When the Night's Watch encounters her, Gilly is pregnant with the incestuous child of her own father.
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A great ranging of the Night's Watch under Lord Commander Jeor Mormont arrives at Craster's Keep. Inside the hall the Lord Commander meets with Craster and Gilly serves wine. During the meeting, Lord Mormont tells Craster that as things are getting dangerous, he and his household can come back with them to Castle Black for protection. Craster pulls Gilly over and instructs her to tell Jeor how content they are: calling him the Lord Crow, the speech she gives seems rehearsed. Gilly says that they are protected by Craster and that it is better to live free than die a slave. Craster is pleased by what she says.[1]
While the Night's Watch stay at Craster's Keep, Gilly is scared by Ghost when the white direwolf approaches her, attracted by a dead rabbit she's holding. Samwell Tarly, who had already noticed her, tells Ghost to get away. Gilly notes Sam's courage and asks him to take her away. The two approach Jon Snow, who refuses to take Gilly, reminding the pair of Craster's threat. Gilly is afraid of what might happen to her baby if it's a boy but keeps silent when Jon demands to know what Craster does with his male offspring.[2]
Jon follows Craster into the woods and sees him leaving a newborn son for the White Walkers. Craster catches him, beats him, and taking him back into the keep, he throws him down at Lord Mormont's feet and demands that the Night's Watch leave his home. Sam spots Gilly carrying out her chores as he is preparing to leave and approaches her. He gives her a thimble that once belonged to his mother. He explains that he used to read to her while she was sewing but that his father ended the practice when he found out. He reveals that the thimble is the only possession he has from his mother and that it was a gift given when he left for the wall. Gilly says that he should not give it away and he explains that he is asking her to keep it safe until he returns for her. She accepts the thimble and the promise.[3]
Obsessing over Gilly weeks later while talking to Grenn and Dolorous Edd, Sam sees the beauty of the icy landscape and announces that Gilly would love it here. The others look at each other and say that there is nothing worse than a man in love. Sam says what interests him about her the most is that despite all that Craster has done to her, Gilly still has hope that life might get better.[4]
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The survivors of the Battle of the Fist of the First Men reach Craster's Keep. While warming on the fire, the loud wails of birthing pains can be heard throughout to Craster's great annoyance. Samwell Tarly leaves the main house to a birthing hut where he witnesses Gilly giving birth. To her horror, the baby is a boy. Sam and Gilly wordlessly realize that Craster will want to sacrifice him to the White Walkers.[5]
Sam visits Gilly, who is deeply distraught about the fate of her newborn son. She is frantic, and yells at Sam not to draw attention to the fact that it's a boy by calling it a "he" so loud, as Craster will want to offer it up as a sacrifice when he finds out it's a son. He asks her if she's decided on a name, but she responds that there's no point in naming her baby if he's only going to be offered up as a human sacrifice. She gives Sam back his mother's thimble and says she doesn't care about such stupid things, all she's focused on is protecting the life of her baby.
When the Night's Watch mutiny and kill Craster and Lord Commander Jeor Mormont, Sam rushes to Gilly's hut and orders her that they have to escape now or they never will. Sam runs out of Craster's Keep with Gilly and her baby, as loyal Night's Watch members fall to the mutineers, who also kill or rape Craster's other wives. Gilly leads the way into the night because she knows the woods around her home. Covered in Mormont's blood, Rast shouts into the darkness that "Piggy" can run for now, but he'll soon be cutting Sam's throat too.[6]
After having fled Craster's Keep Samwell Tarly and Gilly stop to camp during their journey to The Wall. Sam shows Gilly the Dragonglass dagger he found at the Fist of the First Men and tells her about Castle Black. [7]
After taking refuge in a destroyed cabin, Sam tries to light a fire, but is unable to, Gilly does it instead. Meanwhile, Sam suggests that Gilly name her son, but she does not know any boy names, Sam gives her some examples, and also explains the difference between first and last names. Suddenly, they are interrupted by the loud squawks of the crows. Sam and Gilly go outside to investigate, and see hundreds of crows angrily squawk at them. Gilly is then horrified to see a White Walker approaching them, and knows that it is after her child. Sam tries to halt its advance, but the Walker shatters his sword with its bare hand and knocks him aside, and heads for Gilly and her baby. Sam staggers back to his feet, pulls out his dragonglass dagger, and attacks the Walker, stabbing it in the back and somehow manages to kill it. Sam takes Gilly's arm, and runs as the crows chase after them. [8]
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- "I'm not giving it away. I'm giving it to you. Keep it safe for me, 'til I come back.."
- ―Samwell Tarly to Gilly
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Gilly has dark hair, brown eyes, and a gaunt face. Nonetheless she is doe-eyed and regarded as quite pretty. Jon Snow estimates her to be 15 or 16 years old. Her mother may be another of Craster's wives named Ferny, who referred to Gilly as "my girl". Gilly is named for the gillyflower. She married Craster in the summer, and she remembers the sweet mead at the wedding.
Gilly is not carrying the dead rabbits in the book, the rabbits are in a wooden hutch and Ghost breaks into it to kill them. When the deep cold comes, Craster sacrifices a male child, but this has been happening so frequently now that he has run out, and has had to give sheep as sacrifices, but now those are all gone as well. She thinks it will be dogs next, but doesn't know what will follow then. However, since there are no sheep, she has been trying to breed rabbits. She yells at Ghost attracting the attention of Jon Snow - rather than Sam. Jon tells her he will talk to Lord Commander Mormont to get her compensation for the rabbits.
When Gilly goes to see Jon, he thinks it is about the rabbits, but Mormont has already given Craster a crossbow to pay for them. Gilly has come to ask him to take her away as she fears for her child. Sam helps her by giving her his cloak so that in the dark they won't know Jon is talking to one of Craster's wives. She hopes that as he is a relation of the new King in the North, and he will help her. Jon refuses, but Sam tells her if they come back this way, he will smuggle her out. Jon thinks him mad to think he can pull that off. However as they don't even know if they will be coming back that way, he isn't too worried yet.
Jon doesn't follow Craster and doesn't see the White Walker, as this happens "off-screen" in the books. Gilly reports to Jon what happens to the male babies, and as this information is second-hand, it wasn't clear if her suspicions about the male babies were entirely true, but the TV series visually confirmed this. There is no scene showing Sam giving his mother's thimble to Gilly or even having a thimble in the book, this scene was invented for the TV series.
"Gilly" is pronounced with a hard "G", as opposed to a soft "G" which would sound like "Jill-y".
See also
- Gilly at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (major spoilers from the books)


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BOULDER — On a Colorado message board, there was the inevitable look-ahead message with the witty subject line: "Coach Mac will win the Rocky Mtn Showdown."
There is an in-state Mac attack at the coaching positions for both Colorado and Colorado State after CU hired former San Jose State head coach Mike MacIntyre to replace Jon Embree. Incidentally, Colorado State's "Mac," Jim McElwain, is already familiar with CU's "Mac." San Jose State, after all, defeated CSU 40-20 this past season.
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"I'm excited," quarterback Shane Dillon said. "He seems like a really good guy. We're just ready to get rolling. I went through a roller coaster the last month, probably. I was really close to Coach Embree, really close. He was what pretty much brought me here.
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Meanwhile, Buffs fans seem hopeful. The saga of CU pursuing University of Cincinnati coach Butch Jones last week was as much a matter of looking at his credentials as it was the public stage on which the search was conducted. A good percentage of Buffs' followers wondered why CU was so enamored with the former Cincinnati coach in the first place. By the time Jones pulled his name out of CU's search last Thursday — shortly afterward, he pledged his services to Tennessee — public opinion had started running against his hiring.
That's where MacIntyre's hiring has been different. Though mentioned early in the search process because of his resurrection of the San Jose State program, he was never the "hot" name. MacIntyre said Colorado contacted him after the talks with Jones fell apart last week.
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Oregon is putting a lot of effort this year into touting its past, which seems to me logical since we're hardly overwhelmed with events to celebrate here in the present.
And if you believe what you hear we're not likely to be burdened with such in the near future.
The real reason for the revelry, of course, is that Oregon turns 150 this year — on Valentine's Day, to be specific.
I've never gone along with the notion that 150 years counts as a significant milestone when the honored guest is a state, which can't even blow out its candles.
Now if a person ever keeps breathing for that long it'll be big news, sure.
And by "big" I mean Oprah's sending a limo to drive you to the studio.
But states have been reaching the 150-year mark for better than 80 years. Also, 32 of the 50 got there before we did.
One thing you can say about the 150th is, well, something most people can't say, at least on the first try.
The word is sesquicentennial.
Even if you dismiss Oregon's festivities as a numerical contrivance, you have to admit they don't skimp on the syllables.
My cynicism notwithstanding, this occasion has revived my interest in a topic that I've long thought deserved more attention than it's been given.
Two of the more important sites in Oregon's modern history lie within 10 miles of Baker City, yet there isn't a single sign to show either spot.
One is the place where, on the evening of Oct. 23, 1861, Henry Griffin saw the glint of gold in his pan.
The significance of Griffin's discovery can hardly be exaggerated.
At the moment Griffin glimpsed those flakes, the whole of Oregon east of the Cascades was solely the province of Native Americans, as it had been for thousands of years.
There wasn't a single white resident in the region.
Six months later there were thousands.
The other noteworthy site is a few miles to the southwest, where Auburn, the boomtown that sprang up as a result of Griffin's find, once boasted a population that surpassed every city in Oregon except Oregon City.
None of Auburn's buildings remains.
I don't mean to imply that either the town's site or the gulch is a secret.
There is a Griffin Gulch Road and an Old Auburn Road.
But so far as I know the actual location on the gulch where Griffin dipped his pan is a mystery.
And the wooden Forest Service sign that tells an abbreviated version of Auburn's history, and that stood less than a quarter mile from the townsite, was taken down almost 20 years ago.
(I am, in a minor way, responsible. I had a summer job with the Forest Service, and I wielded one of the wrenches that removed the bolts that attached the sign to its pair of posts. It didn't occur to me then to ask why we took the sign, or why we never brought it back.)
It seems to me a pity that Griffin Gulch and Auburn have been neglected, at least compared with other places in Oregon where important events happened.
For instance, there's a state park at Champoeg, the site beside the Willamette River where, in 1843, a meeting took place that led to the formation of Oregon's first provisional government.
Auburn and Griffin Gulch lack well-documented legacies in part, I suspect, because neither lasted long.
Stripping the gulch of its gold probably was the work of a few months.
Auburn, though it once claimed 6,000 residents, was within three years of its founding overshadowed by the fledgling settlement of Baker City, which counted among its chief advantages proximity to both the Oregon Trail and the Powder River.
Auburn's post office survived until 1903 but the town's death was basically assured in 1868, when Baker County voters decided to move the county seat from Auburn to Baker City.
And yet, as brief as Auburn's heyday was, it seems curious to me that so little has been written about it. This recurring feeling came over me most recently last Saturday afternoon as I stood, my boots clad in snowshoes, inside the Auburn Cemetery.
This burying ground is the most tangible remnant that remains of Auburn. It seems appropriate that one of its handful of marked graves is that of Henry Griffin himself (although the marble stone, sadly, misspells his name as "Griffen"). He died in Auburn on Jan. 3, 1883.
Mark Highberger wrote a short history of Auburn, a 2000 book titled "A Town Wild & Uncultivated." It's a valuable volume, in part because it includes excerpts from a letter that Cynthia Stafford wrote when she was living in Auburn in 1862.
I wonder, though, whether similar letters, perhaps even diaries or other more detailed documents, are mildewing in a trunk or an attic or even in some rarely opened state archives.
Maybe Oregon's 150th birthday celebration will instill in some student a fascination for history, and maybe that student will pursue the tale of Griffin Gulch and Auburn with the persistence and skill the two places deserve.
I hope I stay around long enough to read that story.
I'd write it myself except I'm not an historian.
Nor much of a writer. I've never authored anything longer than a term paper. And you pad those with footnotes, anyway.