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Graham Clifford is an award winning, second generation graphic designer and type director who perfected his craft in some of London and New York's best advertising agencies. He collaborates with agencies and directly with clients on branding, identity, logo and advertising design for digital, print and TV. He approaches every project with the same passion and belief in the power of a great idea. And as any communicator will tell you, a great idea is priceless. Well… not quite priceless… everything is negotiable, call for a free quote today.
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Title Design
Killer Elite
We recently designed the opening title and end sequence for the movie "Killer Elite". Based on a true story, this period action thriller is the first major motion picture directed by Gary Mckendry. The plot covers the globe from Australia to Paris, London and the Middle East. Starring Jason Statham, Clive Owen and Robert De Niro, we give it 3 thumbs up.
Killer Elite, Identity
Ford Edge
To showcase the new MyFord Touch driver connect technology, we helped Team Detroit steer the message through consecutive right hand page ads. The 2011 Edge understands 10,000 voice and touch commands - as our hand cramps can confirm - and the campaign's success was such that the Canadian agency asked us to hand letter the whole ad from scratch in French. Which is why we're dictating this blurb. Mon Dieu!
The New York Times
The New York Times
In the WSJ vs. NYT newspaper wars we came out swinging for the New York Times, contributing a tough, non-nonsense design to punch up the headlines of a citywide outdoor transit campaign. The iron fist/velvet glove tone reflects the fact that no one knows or reports better on these mean streets we call home.
New Logo
Vineyard Vines
Vineyard Vines is an apparel and accessory brand founded in 1998 on Martha's Vineyard by brothers Shep an Ian Murray. We were originally called in for a packaging assignment, but after a brief exploratory we arrived at the decision they needed to refresh their existing logo. This sort of thing requires a deft hand, knowing exactly how much bath water to throw out while keeping the baby happy can be a tricky business. The original logo was designed as a tie label for their first product. Since then the brand has grown into a fully fledged retailer with lines for men and women. We took a surgeons knife to the word mark and amputated Martha's Vineyard, optically adjusted the letter spacing, carefully trimmed ascender and descender and added the company's cute pink whale mascot aloft. By subtly transforming the logo we imbue the brand with more sophistication while keeping a hint of whimsy.
Vineyard Vines, Logos
How do you design a logo for someone who's larger than life? Like this. Applied to TV commercials and T-shirts, Reebok saw to it that Mr. O'Neal (or "sir", as we call him) and his size 23s took the NBA and the retail market by storm.
Best in Show
Type Directors Club
This year marks the Type Directors Club's 65th anniversary and the 57th year of juried competitions to reward excellence in the typographic arts. We felt it was high time that the competition awarded a "Best in Show", so we designed one. The award is a scale replica of a Franklin Gothic lowercase "t" milled from a solid chunk of aluminum. High polished on the face and 2 sides, satin finished on 2 sides and oxidized on the shoulder. The inaugural award was handed to Niklaus Troxler from Switzerland for his poster Ullman-Kühne at the Cooper Union opening last July.
Type Directors Club, Identity
Visuals: GCD. Lyrics: Moby. The packaging for the musician's tea and fruit beverages - designed to reflect the bold flavours - features a quirky character and copy created by the maestro himself. A One Show Design and Creativity's design annual winner, it failed to land us a support gig at Bonaroo.
Paper Moon
Time Warner/Stella Artois
Forget dinner and a movie, why not a fine pilsner and a flatscreen? This co-promotion between Stella Artois and Turner Classic Movies mixed behind-the-scenes facts of well-known films with the exclusive 9-step pouring process of the Belgian elixir. A potent brew, and one that went down well.
Time Warner/Stella Artois, Advertising
Image Section
Los Angeles Times
When the LA Times were looking to create typographic illustrations of fashion accessories for the launch of their new Image section in the Sunday edition, they gave us the word. The campaign ran as outdoor, print and 30 second animated commercials in movie theatres.
Los Angeles Times, Advertising
Ford Edge
To showcase the new MyFord Touch driver connect technology, we helped Team Detroit steer the message through consecutive right hand page ads. The 2011 Edge understands 10,000 touch and voice commands - as our hand cramps can confirm - and the campaign's success was such that the Canadian agency asked us to hand letter the whole ad from scratch in French. Which is why we're dictating this blurb. Mon Dieu!
New York Cares
New York Cares
One day a year city dwellers are encouraged to pick up a broom and help clean up their streets, playgrounds, and immediate living environs. We created these posters with antique wood block type; using under-inking, grain and printing on newsprint which helps impart the necessary gritty, "can-do" energy.
A homage to the great travel posters of the 50s and 60s, TBWA/Chiat/Day NY let us loose on the typographic design for this series. This led to weeks of researching, reviving and redrawing fonts from a bygone era – but, curiously, no actual traveling.
Orbitz, Advertising
Twin Label
Molson Canadian
We designed two exclusive fonts as well as the "twin" label attached to the back of each bottle for Crispin Porter + Bogusky's Twin Label Technology promotion for Molson Canadian. Over 200 were produced, sales were up over 30% and the concept took home a lion at Cannes. We'll drink to that.
Cutwater SF commissioned us to create a custom antique wood type wordmark for their NOTORIOUS campaign. We painstakingly rummaged through our extensive library of old, dusty type specimen catalogues to uncover these gems. Best of all, because the type was created digitally nobody had to suffer a broken nail or endure a nasty splinter.
Friends of Animals
Friends of Animals
When we got our paws on this idea the use of city street parking signs seemed a natural attention-grabber. It duly grabbed a silver pencil at Britains D&AD. And, hopefully, saved some skins.
The Glenlivet
The Glenlivet
This nectar takes 12 or 18 years to mature. Berlin Cameron wanted the ads in a few weeks. Crafting type and layout faithful to the original labels, the results were printed, embossed, foil stamped, die-cut, wrapped around the bottles and photographed. In all, an absolute dram to work on.
Modern Marvels
History Channel
The Brooklyn Brothers thought we should get outdoors more, so they asked us to explore this billboard for the History Channel's design series. The inventions and constructions that shaped the world became, in turn, the shape of the letterforms for the show title. Hard for a typographer to admit, but sometimes a picture really is worth...
History Channel, Advertising
Dos Equis
When "The Most Interesting Man in the World" needed some typographic styling, guess who he turned to? The campaign picked up a lion at Cannes, sales picked up 17%, and everyone stayed thirsty, my friends.
Dos Equis, Advertising
Annual Fund Raiser
The Thorn Tree Project
The Thorn Tree Project is an 8 year old organisation created by our long standing friend Jane Newman. The Trust is dedicated to providing education to the families of the nomadic Samburu tribe in one of the worlds most inhospitable regions of Africa — Northern Kenya. The identity draws inspiration from the preschools which use a large thorn tree as their classroom. We created an identity that made the charity look professional to well-heeled New Yorkers as well as harnessing local cultural influences. However, Jane's happiest moment was seeing the super low-tech version of the logo on a rubber stamp that can be used in the middle of nowhere with no electricity.
To donate please visit Clodagh cares. T-shirt photograph by Lyle Owerko.
The Thorn Tree Project, Identity
Northern Lights
Northern Lights
This edit and post-production facility wanted a new identity, but mercifully no Polar location to match. The clean, distinctive custom wordmark is a reflection of the company's attention to detail and the care taken to assemble multiple elements in creating a clean, compelling narrative. And everyone thought it was, aptly enough, pretty cool.
Northern Lights, Logos
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Our 2013 summer reading program will kick off on Tuesday, May 28th. Teen summer reading is for all teens 6th - 12th grade. (5th graders who are entering 6th grade in the fall can choose to join the teen summer reading or stay in the children's summer reading program)
The Teen theme is: Beneath the Surface
Some of the ways you can earn prizes are: 1. Read 6 "YA" or higher level books to earn a summer reading themed T-shirt 2. Every 200 pages read, your name will be entered into a drawing to win prizes at our closing party (August 27) 3. Enter our contests for a chance to win top prizes
Special Events planned for Teen Summer Reading: Teen Wii Night - Tuesday, June 18 from 7:00-9:00 - join us after hours to play our Wii system Teen Charades - Tuesday, July 16 from 7:00-9:00 - how good are you are acting and guessing? Teen Murder Myster Night - Tuesday, August 6 from 7:00-9:00 - can you figure out whodunit? Teen Closing Party - Tuesday, August 27 from 7:00-9:00 - join us for pizza as we draw for prizes
Enter our Summer Reading Contests: 1. Summer Reading Themed Photo Contest - top prize is a camera 2. Duct Tape Art Contest - top prize is a Gift Card Details for both of these contests will be available when summer reading begins.

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This was the "speak now, or forever hold your peace" part, and I, the sole witness, did not speak!
An elopement plus a photo shoot in Dumbo for a fun Toronto couple. They came out of the revolving door in the same door section, and spilled onto the sidewalk, newly married and laughing hysterically.


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NEWBERRY — Downtown Newberry will be the setting for a Christmas celebration on Friday.
A Vintage Christmas will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday in the downtown area.
A host of local entertainment including 3 Men and The Word, Voices Inspiring Praise, the Bucket Brigade, Newberry College's Music Fraternity, the Aveleigh Handbell Choir, Central U.M.C., First Baptist Church's Childrens Choir and Codi Lester will all be performing.
Starting at 6 p.m. children will be able to decorate cookies at Memorial Park.
At 6:30 p.m. Santa will make his way along Main Street on a tractor and talk with children at Memorial Park starting at 6:45 p.m. Parents are encouraged to bring a camera and take photos of their children with Santa.
The event will have the entertainments moving between Books on Main, Astwood Park, Community Hall and Memorial Park.
The final touch to the festival will be the showing of the Christmas movie Polar Express at the Ritz Theater at 7:30 p.m. The movie and other events are free.
Many of the shops and eateries in downtown will be open extended hours to serve the holiday crowd that will come to the Vintage Christmas event.
Main Street will be closed between Lindsay and Nance for the event.
The event is sponsored by the City of Newberry and the movie is sponsored by the Community Players.


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I really didn't want to place this in the Recruiting section. Reason is it is more of a rant, with maybe some insight from others that have been around for awhile.
I got back into reenacting last year, after many years of being out of the hobby all together. I started back in 1976 as a teenager, joining with a unit of fellows not much older than me, and led by a man that was about 12 years older than the rest of us. It was a wonderful time of learning and experiance. The hobby was growing from the days of gray and blue workclothes, farb muskets, and plastic bill kepis. We were learning to make period cartridges, instead of using penny rolls, making tarred haversacks expermenting with both that and learning from looking at examples on how to make them. If you wanted something other than farb sutler items, but made it yourself for the most part. There were some places out there, but few and far between. It was also a time of co-operation. Reenactments were fast and loose in those days, yet great friendships between units started to form, and early organizations like Thomas's Mudsill, and Cleburnes took things to a new level.
Fast forward, I have been a soldier in the Army, and was discharged a DAV. Later trying to keep myself working and adjusting to civilian life, a young man playing with the radio drifts lanes and strikes my vehicle while I was on my way to work. I am pushed into head on traffic on a busy road, and am stuck head on. A semi-truck loaded, can not get out of the way in time and runs over half of my vehicle, crushing me from the waist down inside the car.
Fast forward again. 15 years later, I have learned how to walk without aid, I am getting myself in shape. Doing what I can to gain back some of my strength. Mind you I will never have it all back. Between the broken bones, wounds, and 2 missing vertibre, I am not a limber as I should be. But the spirit I find is stronger than the body. So I go back to the hobby I so dear love. What I find is something different.....
Organizations that can not work together, due to a few egos. Units that for what ever reason refuse to talk with each other, and even forbid it's members from associating with each other. More F A R B attitudes than I ever remembered. Sure they were always part of reenacting, but most were simply learning and improving. Notice I said attitudes. I have seen the best and most detailed down authenic outfit, worn by men that couldn't speak the lingo of the day, or march thier way out of a paper sack. I do not look down on anyone that does not have a good impression. I do however get steamed when folks do not even TRY to do so.
That said, here I am. Wanting to campaign, but know I am not that young man anymore. But I still want it. So I try to bring in period attitudes, music, cooking ect., into my present outfit to fill that void. What do I get? More problems. Most do not want that, thus they look at me as a trouble maker, a stitch counter, a guy that is trying to break the unit. So now, I am not happy anymore. My joy in reenacting and living history has turned sour. I want more than marching and powderburning, but I can not hang with the young campaigners, nor should I. I would look out of place in thier ranks, and would lessen thier enjoyment. I am a firm believer I not causing a problem with other, even if I have the right to be there. I will give a example of what I mean.
At a recent event, some in the unit came to pitch thier tents in their street clothing. Or they would get up in the morning in modern sweat pants. To me that is just wrong. I didn't say anything, but many come to a event to live the past. They are getting away from the 21st century and stepping back in time, if only for a few moments. To me that is disrespectful to those men. IF I mention this I get the "we will do our thing you do yours answer". But that is not good enough for me. I want something better.
So here I am finishing my rant. Trying to find a sweet spot somewhere. I know I will be making some mad, other disappointed, and a few sad. But, I think this is the last year for me where I am at now. I want to find a home where I can slip back in time, eat, sleep, and live the weekend in the 19th century, but under my coverlet, or blanket, there might be a pad to ease my pain, or a hidden cot under the straw. And maybe on a cold night a sleeping bag tucked away. But, when the sun comes up in the morning or even before and I wake up, once again I step back in time, sing old songs with pards, and prepare to defend my way of life, or defend the Union.


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Raymond Coy Poage Jr.
Position: TE-SE-FL-WR
Height: 6-4 Weight: 208 lbs.
Born: November 14, 1940 in Plainview, TX
Died: September 23, 1997 in Brazoria County, TX
College: Texas (school history)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 2nd round (11th overall) of the 1963 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 3rd round (31st overall) of the 1963 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 31 (3246th overall since 1950)
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Could someone please explain to me or give me a link explaining how sinus and cosinus are used in games? Definitions, pictures etc. I'm mainly talking about this:
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px = sin(double (proty * irr::core::DEGTORAD)) * playerspeed;
pz = cos(double (proty * irr::core::DEGTORAD)) * playerspeed;
PlayerMdl->setPosition(PlayerMdl->getPosition() + vector3df(px,0,pz));
(code for moving player forward)
Best thing would be if someone could make a paint picture showing the XY grid and px,py,prot(player rotation) as that would help me better understand the concept.
I'm writing this plead for help because, having read a few articles about sinus and cosinus and asked people in my surroundings to explain it to me, I failed miserably and I don't want to wait until university for this to be explained to me. Will anyone help me?
I'm also not sure what a DEGTORAD is doing there.


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Extraction and low energy transport of negative ions
High perveance negative ion beams with low emittance are essential for several next generation particle accelerators (i. g. spallation sources like ESS [1] and SNS [2]). The extraction and transport of these beams have intrinsic difficulties different from positive ion beams. Limitation of beam current and emittance growth have to be avoided. To fulfill the requirements of those projects a detailed knowledge of the physics of beam formation the interaction of the H- with the residual gas and transport is substantial. A compact cesium free H- volume source delivering a low energy high perveance beam (6.5 keV, 2.3 mA, perveance K= 0.0034) has been built to study the fundamental physics of beam transport and will be integrated into the existing LEBT section in the near future. First measurements of the interaction between the ion beam and the residual gas will be presented together with the experimental set up and preliminary results.
Author: | Andreas Lakatos, Jürgen Pozimski, Ansgar Jakob, Horst Klein |
URN: | urn:nbn:de:hebis:30-13932 |
Document Type: | Article |
Language: | English |
Date of Publication (online): | 12.08.2005 |
Year of first Publication: | 1998 |
Publishing Institution: | Univ.-Bibliothek Frankfurt am Main |
Source: | LINAC 98 proceedings, Chicago, USA, August 23 - 28, 1998 |
HeBIS PPN: | 224960946 |
Institutes: | Physik |
Dewey Decimal Classification: | 530 Physik |
Sammlungen: | Universitätspublikationen |
Licence (German): | Veröffentlichungsvertrag für Publikationen ohne Print on Demand |


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I'm Linda mother of Kaylee (14 months). I've been here about a year but have yet to make it to an API meeting.
Are there any other Puget Sound parents here?
Are there any other Puget Sound parents here?
How to Get Kids Cooperating without Yelling, Bribes, Threats or Punishment featuring parenting expert and author of Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How To Stop Yelling and Start Connecting by Guest Dr. Laura Markham, with API cofounder Lysa Parker. Purchase now to listen or download for later!


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UNION — Who in their right mind would think it's a good idea to venture out to the swamp and hunt for alligators? "Who WOULDN'T think it's a good idea," local hunter, Travis Bishop countered.
Bishop decided to take hunting to the next level several years ago, joining his father, Tim, his brother, Kyle, and friends Wesley Lemons and Adam Gibson in what has become an annual alligator hunt.
"We say it's our vacation," said Bishop. "It took a little while to figure it out but we love it and nobody's had their arm bit off yet."
When they began planning the 2012 trip, the crew added a sixth man to the conversation.
"We had all been several times and our buddy Kenneth (Belue) was interested in going. I told him if wanted to go, we'd take him," said Bishop.
But before they could follow through with any gator hunting plans, one of the men would need to be selected by a random computer drawing to receive a permit and tag.
Five of the men had already been notified that their names were not drawn when Belue got the answer he was hoping for.
"I got the call from DNR that I'd been selected and I started dancing around the yard like a kid," he recalled. "None of the other guys had been drawn so they didn't think we were going to get a tag. I was the last chance so naturally everyone was very happy when they found out I was picked."
In September, the crew took to the Ashepoo River in search of a gator. Bishop and his wife Melinda scouted the location the night before to get an idea of where the group should focus. The following evening, the men began their hunt.
"We got in the water around 5 p.m. and hooked up with two pretty good sized gators that broke free," said Belue. "I hooked the first gator with a fishing rod and treble hook. Then Kyle and Adam hooked him with me. We fought for about 15-20 minutes before he went into a log and got away."
Despite being the only rookie on the boat, Belue wasn't nervous until they ran across their catch.
"When his head broke the water beside the boat and we saw how big he was, that's when the nerves and adrenaline kicked in," he said. "I hooked him the same way I hooked the first one and as soon as Kyle hooked him, my line broke. Then Wesley put a willy hook in him and pulled him to the boat and shot him. The first shot didn't kill him so I pulled out my .44 magnum and put two more shots in him. The whole fight probably didn't last fifteen minutes but it was the most exciting fifteen minutes of my life."
The gator weighed in at 225 pounds and measured 9'9.
"Kenneth was pretty excited, it being his first gator," said Bishop. "When we were measuring, I told him to grab the tape out of my pocket but his hands were shaking so bad he couldn't do it."
As thrilling as the gator hunt was, the hunters expressed that it was about more than just getting a kill.
"It's one of the few times a year that we all get to spend time together," said Bishop. "It's about family and friends bonding and for good ol' boys it's better than Christmas."
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Welcome to our Female Focus pages, a series of pages and information designed to provide encouragement, inspiration and support for women to get into adventure racing and the range of off-road adventure sports it encompasses.
Whilst the popularity of adventure sports increases with fields growing around the country, female participation levels are surprisingly low – and I say 'surprisingly low' because we know that women are just as adventurous and just as capable as anyone else and like getting muddy as well! So these pages are designed to who you that anyone can do an adventure race, and with the new Anaconda Mini now up and running around the country there is a new comer friendly race that's just around the corner.
So read on ladies for some ideas and inspiration for how you can get amongst the action (and if you have any other ideas and resources then let us know)
For 2012 we have appointed Five Female Ambassadors for Adventure Racing to help illustrate and provide encouragement to all women and show that YOU TOO CAN DO IT no matter what your background is. Each of these women are in a different situation – either as athletes and/or mothers, professional employed corporates or of a veteran age but still cranking. We have given 5 Ambassadors a Question and Answer to demonstrate how they manage training and work commitments and still having a family/life balance . . . it is achievable!
Name: Deanna Blegg Occupation: Mother/ Health Promotions Where you live: Kangaroo ground, VIC Age: 40-45
1. What are your sporting objectives for the year?
Stay Fit and Healthy. Race and Train and have Fun Be Stong in Mind and Body Final goal for the year is compete in the 'Worlds Toughest Mudder' a 24 hour Tough Mudder Event. Woo Hoo.
2. Name three things that get you excited about Adventure Racing?
Adventure Racing is a sport which takes you off the beaten trail to beautiful locations around the state/country or world. I think it is the unpredictability of course and the weather and how those two combine that leaves each part of the event an adventure despite whether you are familiar with the course or not. The adventure racing crowd are very friendly, encouraging and fun which also makes the events fun to attend.
3. Tell me a little about your background in Adventure Sports – how did you get into it initially?
I remember seeing a flyer for the Anaconda Adventure Race in 2005. Excitedly I picked it up thinking 'Wow that looks fantastic. I can do this. I can win this.' At the time my daughter was 7 and my son 3. At the time I was really searching for a goal, something I could sink my teeth into. Generally I was fit, hadn't ridden a mountain bike for over 20 years, never paddled yet was a competent swimmer and runner. The training for the first event meant hiring a MTB, Hiring a plastic ski and turning up for the Rapid Ascent familiarisation day just under a month before the event. It was there I realised There was much training needed to be crammed into a month.
4. What are your main motivations when it comes to Adventure Sports?
Adventure and multisport racing is a passion. Having lots of different disciplines to focus on allows me never to get tired of the training. I train and race because of my love for the sport, the places it takes you and the people you meet as well as the goals that can be achieved. When my passion for the sport ceases so will I and I will move onto something else.
5. What are your particular strengths and weaknesses in Adventure Racing?
"Make your Weakness you Strength" I started the sport being a very weak paddler. I can't yet say it is my strength; however it is certainly has improved. I think my strength is that I am a strong competitor in each of the disciplines and I am not afraid to front what challenges lay ahead.
6. How do you balance the demands of training with work, family and lifestyle?
Work, Family and training become my lifestyle. Due to the ebb and flow of life I have a very flexible view to my training. I work 2-3 days a week, do not have a coach and have never followed a training program. For me it is about finding a healthy balance of the above. It means much of what I do is set in sand, not concrete. I love rest days and I time them around the weekends with the family. On days off I train when the kids are at school. When I work in town I add training sessions before and after work whilst I am in town.
7. Any recommendations for females thinking of doing a race, in terms of training, gear and having fun?
Adventure racing is a thrilling sport and I do encourage more women to experience it. For those that are thinking about it I recommend to set some small goals first.
The Anaconda Mini is a great starting place. If you feel you are not up to the whole thing put a team of friends together, or find someone you can do half and half with. Test the waters. The paddle seems to be the most confronting. There are sessions run by Peak Adventure at Sandridge SLSC which is invaluable. For $15 you get a boat, life jacket and a paddle as well as an hour group session. It is highly recommended to get a few individual sessions under your belt first so you have more 1 on 1 contact.
The MTB can also seem bit scary. Start on some bike path trails and as your fitness and experience builds up move on to the fire and single trails. There are quite a few bike shops that run social rides too. Gran Prix Bicycles in Glen Huntly have a great MTB hire service and lessons too.
8. What do you say to those women who see Adventure Racing as an intimidating sport or one that is unachievable by them?
It is amazing what women can achieve if they believe they can. It is about finding belief first. Baby steps, bit by bit. Encouragement is important and also the goal achievable.
9. Finally, if you could have dinner with any-one (living or dead) who would it be and what would you eat?
Pink Lamb shanks
Name: Aunty Jan
Occupation: Adventure sports coach Where you live: Noosa Heads Age: 50-55,
Have you done an Adventure Race before? What, how did you go? /If not what is your sporting background?
Yes….I have done nearly all of the Anaconda races and plenty of navigating-style events. Went very well in the veteran female division….won every race in the 2006 series…..then went well in the vintage division….given there were hardly any other vintage competitors… Raced in the Pairs category once in Lorne which was fun…. My highlight would be competing in the Alps to the Ocean 5 day AR with partner Kim….we had a fantastic time on a fantastic course….with many other fantastic people!
Continue to challenge myself but also enjoy all these great events….and to help other women get involved in the sport of adventure racing and multisport…..and to compete in the 5-day Mark Webber Challenge stage race with Kim in December!
The beautiful areas they are staged in, the ever-changing landscape on which the events are staged and the friendliness of the people competing alongside me in these events.
I had done some triathlon training with Guy Andrew's dad (Col, who is now in his 70's) and he was getting into adventure sport because Guy was into it…. Before I knew it, I was learning to paddle and ride a mtb (all in my mid-40's…) Col & I teamed up for a few rogaines….and then did some small adventure races together…. Since then I have never looked back….and have never done another triathlon….
It is easy to get excited about adventure sports because they are never boring….always changing….and frequently cause a great adrenalin high and I'm not too old for this stuff yet!
I think my strengths are my capacity to enjoy events….no matter how challenging they become.....also, the ability to pace myself so as to get to the finish line… Weaknesses….Well, probably should do a lot more ocean paddling….still a bit of chicken with this…..but manage to get through most events somehow!
Our business is coaching and training people for adventure sports…..and lifestyle is really part of the nature of the sport…..we spend a lot of our days out planning courses or training sessions….but still manage to end up at a nice café or share rewarding drinks with friends after all of this!
Don't wait till you think you are fit enough as most of this sport is not about elite performances…. Start with the basic gear….join a group of like-minded people….you will be having fun before you know it and also reaping the rewards of participating in endurance sport….and going to some amazing places whist doing all of the above….It's win-win really… ?
Just look at what I have done since I started AR in my mid 40's….Learned new skills, found that enjoying events is better than winning them, raced events from 6 hours up to 5 days…..and now I'm in my 50's I still never want to stop this exciting sport!
I would have dinner with my partner Kim….at the Brahminy Campsite on the Cooloola Great Walk….watching the sunset….eating a rehydrated home-made red curry cooked up on the Jetboil….and drinking a good Shiraz decanted into plastic for the trek!
Name: Sally BROUWER Occupation: Police Officer Where you live: Brisbane Age: secret!
Have you done an Adventure Race before? NO
What, how did you go? /If not what is your sporting background? Triathlon
10km Gold Coast
• New challenge, • It's about the race - not about how good you look or how expensive your equipment is (or so I've heard) • the word "adventure"
Never done it
Challenging myself with something new
Hopeless at orienteering, hate the cold. Love competing, have triathlon background so I'm assuming this will be of some benefit????
Have a great husband, time management, organisation and a sense of humour (for the days when you ask yourself "how the hell did I get myself mixed up in all of this")
The first step is always the hardest. Sit down, plan your goals then organise time for training and surround yourself with inspiring people.
Says who??????
My Mum – she died when I was 6 and I have so many questions. I'd have a T-bone steak with a variety of salads and pavlova for dessert
Name: Jacqui Hickey Occupation: Surface Water Engineer for Fortescue Where you live: Cottesloe, WA Age: 30-35 Have you done an Adventure Race before? What, how did you go? /If not what is your sporting background?
Very sporadically over the last 5 years i have embarked on a few adventure races here and there including the Anaconda in Lorne and the Anaconda in Augusta, a few urbanish ones and the Upper Murray Challenge.
Mmm still formulating them for this year as recovering from glandular fever, but as a minimum, my goal would be to get my fitness back to a level where i can enjoy smashing out a few adventure races like the Anaconda Augusta and big mountain bike races like the Dwellingup 100km.
Getting dirty in scenic places with very cool people.
• Adventure racing is all about getting dirty, getting wet then dirty again; accumulating salt stains on your cap and jersey and making your own Jackson Pollock masterpiece as you smear layers of fruity flavoured gu and other energy products across your face and thighs. • The scenery is stunning and you see it all under your own leg and arm power. • The cool people in the race, in the support crew and the random kids that pass you cups of homemade lemon on some random road half way into the run legs (god bless them!)
I think i can blame Sam Maffett for this! Years ago i remember Sam training for (what i thought at the time) a ridiculously hardcore 2 day race in the Victorian Alps. It went from Hotham down into the Mitta Valley and then back up to Omeo, in WINTER! A few years later i found myself competing in it. The first leg was a 18km cross country skate that started by heading up the main summit ski run. Despite having only skated 3 times before the event, i completed the skate and the remainder of the race (run, ride paddle etc etc ) and the rest is legendary......well perhaps not but here i am today, with the adventure bug, still throwing myself into these challenges still a little under prepared.
Probably the adrenalin you get when you do things that are outside your comfort zone. The chance to explore the more remote parts of our country is also a bit factor in why i love adventure sports as is the fact you get to spend good time outside in the elements, reconnecting with our landscape.
My biggest weakness is that I get sea sick. My second biggest weaknesses are my left leg and the fact i love chocolate. But my biggest areas for improvement are my swim and paddle legs.
My strengths include my inherited stubbornness which helps me through the paddle when i feel very seasick, and my ability to swear profusely (under my breath and whilst paddling) at John Jacoby for making the paddle leg 14kms.
Good question! Work life balance can be a struggle for many of us who work demanding jobs, parents etc etc and if you are not careful, weeks can go by before you realise you haven't done any decent heart beating training but perfected the 5km easy jog around the block.
As I have limited time i can commit to training, my strategies for work life balance include:
• Using my commute to work as part of my training • Train with friends so i catch up on the goss whilst also getting fitter • Making things easy, like have access to a gym at lunchtime for those days i slept in etc; • Being somewhat flexible with my training, as it has to fit in around work, family and friends all of which can be unpredictable....
Unless your next pay packet depends on winning, i would keep training fun, but make sure it is challenging a few times a week. If you can, try and do some training with some other females. Girl power shouldn't be understated. It can be a great way to build confidence and also get exposed to the amazing feats that other females can accomplish.
As for gear, if you are small and lightweight, getting the right gear can really improve the fun factor. The bike and paddle legs tend to favour the men as they have inherent strength. So try and make sure your bike is the right size and light and your boat is light/fast without trading off too much instability, unless of course you have guns of steel!
If doing it solo is too intimating, try it in a team or with a friend as a marathon pair. If you are lacking confidence for any of the legs there are plenty of training groups to join or places to get lessons. Just give it a go and you will surprise yourself. Remember that apart from about 20 odd people at these adventure racers, the rest of us are participants, just like you, wanting some fresh air and to try something a bit different to norm.
It would have to be Nelson Mandela (i know, not adventure racing theme, but he would be really cool to talk to) and we would eat some strangle African dish cause steak and three veg would just be weird.
Name: Peri Gray Occupation: Service Director at YMCA Anglesea Recreation Camp Where you live: Jan Juc Age: 30-35 Have you done an Adventure Race before? Yes What, how did you go?
I've been racing adventures and multi-sport events for a few years and have enjoyed a range of successes and podium places in recent years. I still feel like I'm getting better and faster (which is nice) and list my best result as winning the Marysville to Melbourne Multisport Challenge in 2012.
This year I would really like to work on my strength and my technical riding to improve my race results. I need to improve my rock hopping and single track riding. I have many races pencilled in for the year and of course I hope to do well at all of these and improve on last year. I would also really love to help get more women involved the sport. I enjoy seeing people complete things they thought were never possible and I believe a lot of women think they can't complete an adventure race, but they can.
All the awesome people you meet along the way and the amazing places you see when you race. The training leading up to a race and the feeling you get when you the cross the finish line and all the work is done!!
I initially came from a triathlon background achieving many good results. I was starting to get bored of running and riding on the road. I did Anaconda Lorne in a team and realised how much fun adventure racing was. The next year I did the whole thing on my own and have not done another triathlon and have since been concentrating on adventure racing.
My main motivations are to do well and to do a variation of races so I can see many amazing places. Adventure races are held in such beautiful environments, places you may never see unless you were racing, that's what I love about it.
From a young age I have always had good endurance and I believe this would be one of my biggest strengths. I don't excel in any leg, but my endurance gets me through. My weakness's would be technical mountain biking, I am such a girl when it comes to this!!!
I don't have a family of my own yet so that makes life easy!! I would love to see my mum, dad, brothers and sisters more, but they are always at my races supporting me!!! My partner is very good about it all. He puts up with the early nights, early mornings and me being tired and sore a lot of the time and also trains with me sometimes and makes me work a lot harder than I probably would if I was on my own!! My boss at work(Vicki) is fantastic and so supportive of what I do and is great about my working hours, so I am also very lucky for the job and the boss I have. Socially I will pretty much drop most social occasions to go on an adventure or to get my training session in. Some may say that is not a good thing but training and racing is what I love. I won't be able to compete at the level I am forever so I may aswell get in as much as I can while I can. It also helps that most of friends are involved in the same stuff and are always up for a fun adventure. So training time is also very social.
To make sure you get advice from other people who are already involved in the sport. Adventure racing training is different to any other sport. You need to ride and run lots of hills, train on different types of terrain and go out in any condition, as races will be run in any conditions!!! Don't go out and buy all of the best gear as you don't need it. Having the best bike doesn't make you a better rider. Going out and riding makes you a better rider!! Borrow some gear to find out what works for you, before you spend a heap of money and ask different people their opinions. Most of all make sure you have some great people to train with and have fun. If training isn't fun you are not going to get out of bed at 5.30am to train ?
Nothing is unachievable. If you think it is unachievable it will be. It's all in the mind. It doesn't take a lot to just complete an adventure race and this, in itself is an achievement. Don't put any pressure on yourself for times or placing, just go out there and enjoy it. Consider it more of an adventure/journey than a race and you won't find it intimidating. Start with something small and work your way up to something a little longer. Once you have done one race, trust me you will be addicted. Embrace the adventure and you will be inspired.
I would have dinner with my mum and dad. Corny I know, but these are two of the most inspirational people I know and have made a huge impact on my life and have made me who I am today and I don't know what I would do without them. They have given me so much support and advice along the way and I can't thank them enough for this. I would start dinner with a nice bottle of merlot, some take away wood fire pizza and top it off with some sticky date, strawberries and ice cream (as I don't get to eat like that very often!!!). Oh and maybe a sneaky baileys on ice as a night capper ?


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verb used to describe people who are seriously struggling, physically and mentally, often as a consequense of having drunk too much. Can also mean to go, to have sex, to be confused, can theoretically be used in the place of all other existing verbs. a: Was Mark really that drunk last night?
b: fuck yeah, he was seriously doyleing! a: You going out tonight, man? b: Nah, I was too drunk last night so I'm fucking doyleing today. a: I'll see you at the party later? b: sure thing, what time will you be doyleing down there? a: So did you get to doyle that chick last night? b: hell yeah, I doyled her on her parents water bed behind the terrarium. b: Amy's always so confused that she doyles to finish even the simplest of sentences |
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An insult. Implying that some one is of less than average inteligence. "I can't believe you don't know where your own house is, you doyle!"
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verb: to drunkenly soil your pants. when one drinks too much and poos his or her pants. to be unable to control ones bowels due to excessive amounts of alchohol. drunk+soil= doyle joe had too much to drink, and before he could get home, he doyled himself.
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a complex individual, even to complex to himself. Is usually misunderstood, becaause of the immense bullshit that he speaks that seems to make sense. Is a phycho-genius and make a lot of people think the same. doyle wtf areyou talking about? wait that does make sense.
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a homosexual of some sort that takes penis into the rectum, usually seen in a sexual position achieved by spraying whipped cream around an anus that is inflammed and is spewing diarrhea, and proptly inserting the penis and thrusting from the pelvis( mostly seen with friends that have the letter k for example Kyle), a pinhead of some sort usually has a pointy head or looks as if thought to resemble frankenstein, very few friends likes fat girls, very attatched to his mother NO i'm pinhead Doyle!
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to drop something, especially when someone throws you that item *you toss your friend the keys and they fail to catch them* "Dude, dont doyle like that"
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Beth Tweddle is Britain's gymnastic darling, even though she'd always come up empty in the Olympics. Not anymore. Tweddle picked up her first Olympic medal Monday when she took bronze on the bars, her signature event. "It's the best feeling in the world. It's the one medal that was missing from my collection and I've always said I don't care what color it is," said Tweddle, a two-time world champion on bars. "I tried to say it didn't matter if I didn't medal, but I've got every other title to my name. I can now say I would have been devastated walking away with no medal." Tweddle, who is 27, is now headed into retirement. But she said she won't immediately stop training because walking away cold turkey would be too much for her to handle. — Jenna Fryer — Twitter http://twitter.com/jennafryer ___ EDITOR'S NOTE — "Eyes on London" shows you the Olympics through the eyes of Associated Press journalists across the 2012 Olympic city and around the world. Follow them on Twitter where available with the handles listed after each item.
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DegenerationX wrote:Heinz needs to be promoted to full time at TVGreed.
I second this. Heinz needs to be on the air more!
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Del Mar Online Racing CommunityChristina Olivares Blacker leaving TVGRe: Christina Olivares Blacker leaving TVG
I second this. Heinz needs to be on the air more! Heinz = Real Certified non player
Re: Christina Olivares Blacker leaving TVGHines and Perloff are the only two left (full time) that don't make the broadcast about themselves.
Re: Christina Olivares Blacker leaving TVGGoing back to HRTV makes sense.
If HP closes in the near future the need for an on track, pre or post race, interviewer isnt that big at TVG. TVG might only be at Del Mar for live So Cal Tracks.(sorry but I dont call Fairplex a track). The good old boys crew of Shlupp, The Brit and the 4 time Major League All star, will be live at Keeneland and DM, and thats it. I know TVGreed will show races from SA, but I dont think they will be on track. At least I dont think wants them there. Best wishes to Ms Blacker, and Fight On! And for TT, I will try and get a Song Girl 2013 Calander for your dorm wall. FRIERI EQUALS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
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I am sure they gave her a raise and at the same time she can be around a more reputable set of analysts. Win Win for her. I am sure HRTV regrets letting her go in the first place, they really never gave her a shot to be on air while she was there.
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TVG is advertising Opening Day at Santa Anita and they'll be on-track everyday their according to the advertisement. I'd like to see her back on HRTV.
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Since you are obsessed with TVG, fill out a application for employment and try for a job there. Really who cares, since I been watching TVG and HRTV, people come and go. No big deal.
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You wish. I have better things to think about. Like music.
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I have not watched a lot of TVG now that HRTV is showing Hollywood but from the few ads that I have seen all they are promoting is that they are showing the meet. I have not seen an add touting on site coverage or during racing broadcasts (non-commercials).
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I haven't watched TVG really too much. As you said been watching a lot of HRTV as of late. I was only on TVG to watch Christina's interviews. Now that Christina is on HRTV less channel surfing.
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2012-05-17: The Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation is participating in the celebration of this year's International Museum Day on the theme of "Museums in a Changing World" by organizing an educational programme for school groups titled "The environment is changing … and what are we doing?" at the Museum of the Environment of Stymphalia on Thursday, May 17, 2012. The programme comprises chemistry experiments, as well as the construction of three-dimensional models of molecules.For the celebration of the European Night of Museums, PIOP is organizing a projection of selected episodes of the televised series on "The art of photography" with editing-texts-presentation by Mr P. Rivellis and directed by Mr G. Economidis (produced by Stereotypes Films for the Greek channel ET2 - copyright 1996-1997) in all of the network's museums. The projection is associated with the cycle of seminars and photography exhibitions co-organized by PIOP with the well-known photographer and photography theoretician, Mr Platon Rivellis.(Duration: 97΄, Projection hours: 7pm - 9pm).
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What occurs in this world, can echo into the Unseen. There are places that are more susceptible to your efforts, places where the Veil is thinnest; where your echos make louder and more powerful ripples in the Unseen places beyond the border. Places such as crossroads, ancient stone, hills & burial mounds, groupings of certain trees, natural gateways in the Land, rings of certain plants, cemeteries and of course old roads, to name but a few.
Throughout England, in times of old, roads weren't always the mundane features they are today. Of course, there were the roads used for travel and business, but there were also special routes and tracks that had spiritual, symbolic, magical & ceremonial attributes and uses. Some of these roads still exist, but their true purpose has been buried by time, their meaning forgotten, their function changed.
Among these special roads were the 'Roads of the Dead' – Ghost roads, corpse roads, Lych ways, bier, burial/funeral or coffin roads – Usually these roads were synonymous with a church path or churchway, but that was not always the case.
The basic facts of the corpse road are straight forward enough: Sometime in the Tenth Century, with the expansion of church building, burial rights became an issue. The minister officials were threatened by the outlaying settlements, and feared for their authority and revenue. As such they decided to institute 'corpse ways' that would lead from distant locations to the Mother Church. This Mother Church alone, at the heart of the parish, held the burial rights. Parishioners would have to transport corpses, either in a coffin or bier (a wooden stretcher on which lay a stiff canvas bag into which the corpse was sown) along these roads, sometimes a very long distance and across difficult terrain.
The way to the church was often-times littered with obstacles, which were to confuse the spirits of the dead, to prevent them from returning home to haunt their loved ones. Traveling across water is the most well-known today, but the practice of carrying coffins around trees, a number of times in specific directions, was also common. The shoes of the deceased also had to point in the direction the mourners were travelling, as to have the boots of the dead facing their old home would let them remember their way back.
Roughly hewn coffin stones, or 'preaching crosses' would be laid along the Roads of the Dead, in order for the company to take rest, feed packhorses and utter prayers and sing hymns over the body of the deceased. These wayside crosses were said the 'guard and guide the way to the church'. After much labour, the travelers would finally reach the mother church and cross the tenemos through a special gate, the 'Lych Gate'. These gates would give the mourners a chance to pause, and rest beneath it's shelter, as they would no doubt arrive early. The long, rough travel did not allow for exact timing.
The Lych-Gate was rather a special place for the village seer, or wise-woman or man, as it was the place they would 'church-watch'. Church-watching was a vigil held in between the hours of 11pm and 1am, where they would, on St. Mark's Eve, Halloween, of the eves of New Year, Midsummer or Christmas, sit at the Lych-Gate and drift into trance-like state. This was to foretell who in the village would die in the next twelve months, the seer would see the 'wraiths' (the double of the doomed living) or hear whispers.
Now it is the time of night,
That the graves all gaping wide,
Every one lets forth it's sprite,
In the church-way paths to glide.
A Midsummer Night's Dream – Shakespeare
It's not hard to see why these 'Roads of the Dead' have such Otherworldly associations, especially when following the mile and half long road from Noke to Islip in Oxfordshire. The corpse road is found on part of a larger track, known as the Oxfordshire Way, which passes from the Cotswold's to the Chiltern Hills. This old road makes for a rather interesting (and beautiful) walk over Otmoor, which has been described as a place that is "under a spell of ancient magic".
After spending some time wandering around the very pretty village of Noke, taking in the 13th century church of St. Giles' and woodlands, climbing a stile at the edge of the village begins the walk of the corpse road. Travelling along this path, as the tunnel of trees close in around you, it's very easy to lose yourself (even if your walking partner insists on whistling one of the most annoying tunes you have ever heard, and you threaten to crack him over the head with the 'walking staff' he carries). At the tunnel's end there stands another stile, from which the corpse road can be seen crossing the broad 'fenlike' open land, towards the tower of the Church of St. Nicholas the Confessor, which has stood on the same spot since 1065. The sight is enough to put paid to the most idle of whistling, annoying or no.
Sitting there on the wayside, bathed in the golden glow of the setting Autumn Sun, voices mingle into one as a dirge is sung; the shadows shift. The air grows calm, and your hairs stand on end. The atmosphere palpable. Your head will flare, and your heart race. The dead whisper, as they flit past. Sometimes they may even carry your messages. Sometimes not. Sometimes other Spirits will come to play…
And you come to realize that these 'Roads of the Dead' aren't only used by the dead…
But that's another story…
On this night, on this night,
Every night and all,
Hearth and house and candle-light,
Let Him receive your soul.When from here away you pass
Every night and all,
To Whinny-muir you come at last;
Let Him receive your soul.From Whinny-muir then you may pass,
Every night and all,
To Brig o' Dread you come at last;
Let Him receive your soul.On this night, on this night,
Every night and all,
Hearth and house and candle-light,
Let Him receive your soul.-Re-written excerpt of the traditional English Lyke-Wake Dirge
Text – Sarah-Jayne Farrer
Images © Matt Baldwin-Ives (www.milescross.co.uk)


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The Meteor is Discraft`s least stable mid range disc to be released in super-premium, high tech ESP plastic. This stuff is fast and grippy and perfect for a disc meant to make long controlled turnover shots possible for those with less arm speed and less snap. This disc has a larger wing than the average mid range disc, giving it more speed and better glide. A great disc to learn on if you`re a beginner, or to rely on if you`re a finesse player.167-178 grams.
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