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Mill House Farm
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Bleng Farms
Mill House Farm
Tel 07775512918
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This 3-bedroom cottage is based on a family-run farm situated in its own secluded valley in the Lake District National Park, adjacent to the thriving village of Gosforth.
With it's own patio and barbeque area adjacent to a large orchard with a small running stream, it is an ideal area for relaxing in or for the children to play.
The sleeping areas can be changed to suit the type of holiday group. All bed linen and towels are included so it is important to state number of beds and cots required on booking. There are facilities available downstairs for wheelchair users. Four extra bed spaces can be made available if needed.
Bleng Barn must be vacated before 10.00 on the Saturday of departure with arrivals no earlier than 17.00 the same day. Last minute short breaks may be available by arrangement.
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There are 4 golf courses within 12 miles. Horses can be stabled or grazed on farm by prior arrangement. BNFL Visitor Centre 4 miles. The West coast has a large number of different leisure facilities to suit all. Children welcome from any age.
see location on Google maps. Map reference: NY 079040 Lat: 54.42307 Long: -3.42097
Bleng Barn Mill House Farm is situated exactly 1 mile from the main A595 coast road. Turn into Gosforth and follow the road through the village towards Wasdale, after 1 mile in Wellington, not signed, you will see a grassy triangle with a sign post in the middle, go left leaving the telephone box on your right, after 100m you will see the Bleng Barn and Mill House Farm sign, the farm is 100m on the left.
- Working farm
- Garden
- Private parking
- Senior citizens reduced rates
- Fishing
- Golf available (onsite or nearby)
- Dogs/pets accepted by arrangement
- Laundry facilities
- Linen provided
- Children welcome
- Children's outdoor play area
- Cots available
- High chairs available
- Foodshop/mobile foodshop
- Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Microwave cooker
- Washing machine
- Ironing facilities
- Drying facilities
- Television
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Central heating
- Barbecue
There are 4 golf courses within 12 miles. Horses can be stabled or grazed on farm by prior arrangement. BNFL Visitor Centre 4 miles. The West coast has a large number of different leisure facilities to suit all. Children welcome from any age.
Self-assessed accessibility details
- Parking space provided
- Within 50 metres approx. of entrance
- Drop-off point for guests outside entrance
- Surface of the car park and pathway leading to entrance:
- Solid ie tarmac / concrete etc
- Route from the parking area to the entrance:
- Flat (i.e. without steps)
- Entrance is well lit
- Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to:
- Toilet and bathroom
- Lounge
- Kitchen
- Dining room
- Toilet suitable for wheelchair users
- Outdoor facilities
all areas
- Good contrast between the floor and walls
- Sink taps have lever handles
- Seating available in kitchen
Bed/ Bathrooms
- Bedroom furniture can be re-arranged if requested by guest
- Bedrooms available with non-allergic bedding (ie non-feather pillows)
- Bedrooms available with no fitted carpets
- Bathrooms available with:
- Separate shower unit
- Bath with shower
- Bath
- Wet room
- Separate shower unit with support handrails available
- W.C. fitted with handrails available
- Taps in bathroom with lever handles available
- Bathrooms available that have been specially adapted for wheelchair user
There is the possibility of a bed downstairs next to the disabled toilet and shower.


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Well, first to the families of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims and then later to Governor Scott Walker for comparing Walker with Dahmer. On Friday when Crackers Twitter feed started to explode I suspected something like this might happen. Zielinski has said a lot of things nearly as bad, if not quite as bad as this and idiot Mike Tate and the rest of the DPW never considered making him apologize. So why now. Here's why.
Even a fair number of libs took to Twitter and rpped Crackers and said he had to go. Zielinski is very damaging to the state dems but they're to blinded by their hatred of Scott Walker to realize it. He feeds the unhinged Badger base with his lunatic rantings so they put up with him. But it turns out there is a line. This may not seem like much but it is. Zielinski has been allowed to bay at the moon for years without so much as a tug on his leash. Tate may finally be realizing Crackers is hurting their cause. I hope he never reaches that conclusion.


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Cyberattacks might have once been the work of a single techno-geek eager to show off his hacker chops. No more, say the University of Washington Bothell faculty members who are training a new generation of sleuths to go after the bad guys wreaking havoc on the Internet. "The problem has progressed from individual hackers to large organized efforts that are well-funded and supplied with sophisticated tools," says Mark Kochanski, UW Bothell senior lecturer and owner of an independent IT consulting firm. "Nearly every organization now is at risk because of the sophistication that exists in the hacking community."
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"Today, our intellectual property and our defense as a nation are on the line," says Lucas Reber, whose IT title recently changed from Information Architect to Information Assurance Architect, in charge of security and risk management at UW Bothell.
That title change is a sign of the times for the institution.
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Today online security tops that list of concerns. "We're hearing that industry leaders are desperate for people who are savvy about making their systems more secure and dealing with penetrations," says Stiber. "And it's no longer a matter of trying to protect systems from being compromised. You can assume most systems are compromised. Then you have to figure out how to deal with that."
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Also in fall of 2013, the department plans to add a new master of science degree in cybersecurity. This summer, the faculty is working with an advisory group from industry to discuss development of the new program.
The existing master's program already offers a course in secure software development – an area of research concentration for Kochanski. "One reason we have the problems we do today is because software developers did not do a good job of considering the significance of security threats in the first place. The question now is: How do we make it so that security is part of normal software development, rather than an add-on or an after-thought."
The Computing and Software Systems department is also actively expanding links with the Northwest cybersecurity community, on campuses and off. "We're trying to build connections to local professional groups and enthusiast groups, so students can have access to other thought leaders in the area," says Reber. "We're an innovative campus; we're still building new programs, and those characteristics allow us the flexibility to bring in all these outside collaborators."
"We are committed to building a comprehensive and rich environment for cyberdefense education." - Mike Stiber, program director, Computing and Software Systems
Keeping up with online thieves, extortionists, and terrorists is challenging. Devious tactics can change by the day, the hour, the moment. "It's always escalating," says Reber. "Cybersecurity is a great industry for people who really like to keep learning."
To help instill on-the-go flexibility and self-learning in students, the Computing and Software Systems program and its colleagues have set up a virtual environment for practicing cybersecurity skills. This virtual spy vs. spy world teaches students not only how to protect against the enemy, but how to attack it. Figuring out how an evil virus functions, they can duplicate it and throw it at an environment to study how it spreads, then use this knowledge to fortify security skills. "It's a sandbox where students can practice new things," says Stiber. "If it blows up, we re-set it, and do it all over again."
UW Bothell was able to use these servers for the Pacific Rim Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition in March, a two-day competition that requires teams to maintain Internet services for a fictional company, even as they are attacked by a "red team" trying to vandalize and break into their network. As they defend against attacks, they are bombarded with work tasks from bosses and requests for presentations from the board of directors.
It was the first year of competition for UW Bothell. The pace, says recent Computing and Software Systems graduate Don Wise, was intense. But the UW Bothell team was canny. At one point, the red team left a USB drive at each work station, says Wise, the team leader. "Some of the teams plugged it in, and it had a big voracious virus on it. Fortunately, we didn't."
The UW Bothell team was zealous in their defense – even a little overzealous. They not only blocked out the evil-doers, they blocked out the connection to the contest's scoring mechanism. "We got hosed on that," says Wise, an employee at The Boeing Company, who, like so many UW Bothell students, has worked full-time even with a full-time college workload.
The UW Bothell team finished a very respectable fifth out of 11 teams in the competition. "Our students did great," says Kochanski, who advised the team. "We heard lots of remarks about how professional they were, how well prepared they were, that they were very wellrounded and could deal with all types of requests and issues. A key aspect was how they interacted with management, how they could translate technical matters into business terms."
That ability to turn tech talk into plain talk is one of the hallmarks of the interdisciplinary Computing and Software Systems program, where students combine computer science classes with software engineering, project management, and technical communications classes that teach them management structures and how to assess the core needs of a company. "Being able to take highly technical information and present and summarize it in an accurate way that is accessible to the public is something our students will have to do in the real world," says Stiber.
Computing and Software Systems students are already in training for the 2013 competition, under the coaching of Wise. He has formed a formal student group called the Gray Hat Society. The Gray Hats, unlike the evil Black Hats and the dogooder White Hats, are the professionals who hack into systems to try to understand security holes so they can fix them.
The 2013 team is looking strong, he reports. And the training they're getting is invaluable. "Cybersecurity is the next generation of a cold war," says Wise. "Hacking is big, and it's important, and the skills we are learning at UW Bothell are very necessary for the near future."


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krace wrote:SilverZero wrote:Have you verified that OKR will still work with that method? I'm just curious about what happens if one does hit the OKR button in that case.
No I haven't. My guess is it should still work though, but I don't know to what extent.
Seeing that OKR is at least partially BIOS-based, and the restore partition is proprietary, complete wipe shouldn't be affected. However, I don't know whether the wipe procedure includes any partition table modifications (i.e. whether OSX partition will be overwritten by an XP part restored to its original size, or it's just a format and bunch of files getting copied over). I might test it at some point since I have a suitable HDD, but I need to free it up first, which means someone will likely have to ask me to do it.
OKR also includes a second-stage option to restore user backups, which are stored on that "LENOVO" NTFS partition -- this one should likely work.
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Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy played 45 minutes in the 2012 MLS All-Star Team's 3-2 victory over English Premier League's Chelsea FC today in PPL Park in Philadelphia.
Chivas USA's own goalkeeper Dan Kennedy will participate in tonight's 2012 MLS All-Star game against English Premier League's and FA Cup Champion Chelsea FC at 5:30 p.m. PT in PPL Park in Philadelphia. Dan received his first call-up to the All-Star Team on Sunday, July 15, when Head Coach Ben Olsen selected the Yorba Linda native. The match will be televised live on ESPN2 and Telefutura.
So far in the season, Dan has made 61 saves for the Red-and-White and has 1.11 goals against average, maintaining himself among the top five goalkeepers in the league.
On behalf of everyone at Chivas USA, good luck Dan!
After being named to the 2012 MLS All-Star Team, Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy's schedule has turned quite the busy one. The Yorba Linda, California native must now prepare for a busy schedule ahead: tomorrow's match vs Portland Timbers, Saturday's second SuperClásico of the Year, his birthday the following day (he wants to celebrate it with a win on Saturday), then flying out to Philadelphia to prepare for Wednesday's MLS All-Star game vs FA Cup Champion Chelsea FC. Before going into all the chaos, Dan spoke to FS West about his All-Star selection at yesterday's Dodger game at Dodgers Stadium. Check out what the MLS All-Star had to say:
Like many, successful people like to give back to their community. Jesse Torres is one of them. Born and raised in the streets of East Los Angeles, Jesse grew up to become a successful banker. Since he started playing soccer at the young age of five, he later became a soccer couch and founded the Hermosa Beach Soccer Club, and has chaired the L.A. Watts Summer Games soccer tournaments since 2006, organization that promotes competition among high schools in the area of athleticism. Jesse is also gives back to East Los Angeles as he serves as current President of the Rotary Club of East Los Angeles.
Now, Jesse is working to earn $10,000 for the local Boys Scouts chapter in his nomination to MLS W.O.R.K.S Community MVP. Not only will Jesse earn the money for the organization, but a trip to Philadelphia to represent Chivas USA in the 2012 MLS All-Star game.
You can vote for Jesse Torres by clicking here. Polls close Friday, July 13, so hurry and vote now! And now, a word from the man himself, Jesse Torres:
It has been a real battle for the MLS All-Star goalkeeper spot between Chivas USA's Dan Kennedy and Sporting Kansas City's Jimmy Nielsen since the voting opened earlier this month, but luckily, Kennedy is currently leading the poll! So far in the season, Kennedy has had 49 saves in the season, ranking among the top four in the league in comparison to Nielsen's 29 saves. Since his integration to Major League Soccer in 2008, Kennedy has made 194 saves, landing him in the 38th all-time goalkeeping spot, and is just one save away from tying with legendary Mexican goalkeeper (and forward) Jorge Campos. The 29 year-old Kennedy is also 94 saves from matching former Chivas USA goalkeeper Brad Guzan, who currently sits in 29th place with 288 saves. On average, Kennedy makes 3.5 saves per match.
Even though Kennedy is leading in the votes, it's up to you to keep him up there and get him to that MLS All-Star Team! You can continue voting for him online (click here), but since you already have your phone in your hand, send a text with the player's last name to 22442. You may also vote via Twitter from June 21-22 by sending your candidates full name and using the hashtag #MLSAllStar and you MUST be following @MLS. There are plenty of ways you can vote for Kennedy and all the other Chivas USA players. You just gotta do it… NOW!
Venezuelan forward Alejandro Moreno receives an MLS All-Star nomination as he enters his 11th season in MLS. In his career, Moreno has played 259 games (209 starts), notching 51 goals and 37 assists. In his second season with Chivas USA, Moreno has disputed nine games (eight starts) missing the first three games of the season due to a broken nose in the preseason. Upon his return to the starting line-up, the team captain made an immediate impact in the team's attacking front, scoring his first goal of the season in the team's 2-1 win over Portland Timbers at Jeld-Wen Field on April 7. With that goal, Moreno tied as the top Venezuelan goal scorer in MLS along with Giovanni Savarese. Check out Moreno's 51st career goal:
Colombian forward Juan Pablo Angel receives his fourth nomination to MLS All-Star Team after stellar performances in the six games (four starts) he has played this season with the Red-and-White after missing five games early this season due to concussion symptoms. The first MLS All-Star Team participation for Angel came in 2007, just as the 36 year-old striker began his MLS career with New York Red Bulls. In his first All-Star game, Angel faced Scottish Premier League Celtic FC, scored one goal and was named the game's Most Valuable Player. Angel received his second consecutive call-up in 2008 and later in 2010. So far this season, Angel has scored two goals with the Goats, the latest being against his former team New York Red Bulls on May 23 at Red Bull Arena and leads the team with 19 shots and eight shots on goal. His performance and goal in the 1-1 draw with the Red Bulls earned him a nomination to MLS Goal of the Week and named him Futbol MLS' Latino of the Week.
Ecuadorian midfielder Oswaldo Minda joined Chivas USA in the offseason, just days after being crowned league champion in his native country. Since then, Minda has made a strong impact in the Red-and-White midfield, proving to be just what the team needed. So far in the season, Minda has played 11 games (all starts), missing only two games due to accumulation of yellow cards and international duty (CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers.) Just last April 16, Minda scored his first MLS career goal (23rd career goal), which led to Chivas USA's 1-0 win over Toronto FC in BMO Field. For that goal, Minda was named Futbol MLS' Latino of the Week for Week 6. Check out Minda first goal with the Red-and-White:
Nick LaBrocca receives his second consecutive MLS All-Star Team nomination as the midfielder has proven himself on the field this season, playing 12 games (all starts) with Chivas USA before a hamstring injury paused his season. Just last year, LaBrocca finished the season with eight goal scores, sharing the top spot with Justin Braun. Currently, LaBrocca sits behind forward Juan Pablo Angel with most shots (17) and shots on goal (6) and has already began scoring this year. His first goal of the season came on April 7th, as the New Jersey native scored the winning goal in Chivas USA's second consecutive road win at Portland Timbers. Check out his goal:


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It is day one of my birthday week and I have decided to regale you with my life stories. So. I have had this awesome musically influenced life. The Grand Chu introduced me to so many under-ground bands when I was a little yogini that there is not a day that goes by where I […]


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The stars of Enlightened are enlightened enough to know that you don't force animals to perform—but you can ask a PETA staffer to! Star Mike White is such a big fan of PETA that he invited PETA Vice President Lisa Lange to make a guest appearance on this Sunday's episode and plug the organization. And during filming, Laura Dern thanked Lisa for what PETA is doing for animals.
Zachary Quinto knows the right way to put animals on camera: making a film starring homeless dogs that's about adopting from animal shelters instead of buying from pet stores and breeders. And Zachary's tweet about his film Dog Eat Dog was one of our paws-down favorites this week:
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Hello, everyone!
It's been long since I last wrote on my ChessVibes blog. For those who don't follow my chess news on www.twitter.com/Ponomariov or on my Facebook page www.facebook.com/Ruslan.Ponomariov, I want to assure you that your humble servant...
October 30, 2011 15:58 pm
Hello, everyone!
At last, after so many tournaments, I have a small break before the next competitions. Now I can take some time to relax and share some impressions with you.
In the last two months I have played 33 rated games plus 12 tie-break...
September 21, 2011 8:45 am
Dear readers,
Now that this World Cup has come to an end, I wish I could satisfy your curiosity with interesting stories and analyses. However, the truth is that I am quite fed up with this competition that has lasted a whole month and has not...
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I have been here for nearly two weeks now. It is cold, and the food is not too good. I love playing in places where the food is tasty, I especially enjoyed my visit to Cuernavaca, Mexico, a few years ago, I'll never forget all the fruits they had....
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Property owners on Ledbetter Lake said progress on the repair of Ledbetter Dam is moving forward.
According to Frank Parker, money in the ballpark of $42,000 has been raised among lake property owners to assist the owners of the dam, Dean Brooks of R.E.C. LLC in Goldston (a hydroelectric power generation company), and his hired engineer, in bringing the dam up to state recommended inspection levels in order to fill the lake with water once more.
Parker called a meeting at McDonald Baptist Church on McDonald Church Road in Rockingham a week ago, where owners of homes on the Ledbetter Lake met, filling the fellowship hall. They were expecting to hear from the owners of the dam, which has been under surveillance after a leak caused Emergency Management to contact the owners about a potentially dangerous situation last July. Brooks appeared before the land owners, and spoke about the issues he was having repairing the dam.
Brooks said after being notified by the state that the dam would need repairs and the lake would need to be lowered, he began searching for an engineer to evaluate the dam. He hired Engineer Paul Cyr of Design Kleinschmidt Associates, who Brooks said is one of the country's best concrete dam specialists.
Brooks explained that he received a letter from the NC Department of Environmental and Natural Resources Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources Land Quality Section listing six items that needed to be addressed in the dam's repair.
"Cyr goes through the six items, gets them fixed and the state just shot it down," said Brooks, who said the state then added two more items to the list.
Brooks said his company couldn't afford to fix the dam, and met with a few individuals privately to discuss how to proceed.
"We let the engineer know the funds are available," said Parker this week. "This engineer is actively working. He's going to meet the requirements and the deadlines, as far as what Dean Brooks was addressing."
Parker, one of the first landowners of Ledbetter Lake, said he is "surprised (with) the energy from the land owners."
"We do not want to take a dime from the state and this lake is privately owned; there is no state property here," said Parker. "I've been here all my life. I was born here and I'm going to have my ashes spread here."
Parker said the deadline for finishing work is March 15.
"He is definitely a competent engineer, I don't see any reason he couldn't do it," said Brad Cole, regional engineer of the NCDENR Land Quality Division, regarding Cyr.
Cole said although he has not worked with the engineer he is aware of his reputation. "… I do know he's a knowledgeable engineer. It appears he will continue on as planned. He agreed to our schedule," said Cole.
Cole said he granted a 60-day extension to Brooks.
"Every indication on our end looks like everything is going as planned," said Cole. "Brooks is doing what he was supposed to do. Our office has been pleased with his progress."
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I'm going to take advantage of your offer and ask for my name: Daniel Macedo
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I'm going to take advantage of your offer and ask for my name: Daniel Macedo
Can you also provide the text version? Please
If you need something in Portuguese go ahead and ask
~ Daniel Macedo
What an awesome idea - I'd love to see my name in Thai (used to have that) and Kanji as well
Please hit me up sir:
Hardy Hemmingway
(would be very useful if you could do "info" as well)
(my sexy iBook loves Arabic encoding btw )
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Sorry Daniel, but how's "Macedo" pronounced?
Ivan Martik :
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Mubarak Zeb:
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and here's your "info" :
dānîĕ'l mācĕdûOriginally Posted by mPeror
D as in deed
A as in day
I as in pier
E as in pet
M as in mum
A as in day
C (read as S)
E as in key
O (read as U)
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دانييل ماسيدو
Thank you very much!
~ Daniel Macedo
Yes. I thought I'd give you an extremely tough one: 'translate the "coder" part' if you would be so kind youngster it would look rather interesting part abbreviation part Arabic.
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How about Bruce?
so sorry Bruce, i forgot to do your name :
Very cool - thanks mPeror!
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M,Originally Posted by mPeror
for jelena it is
يلينا بافلوفيتش
As Pavlovic is pronounced Pavlovitch Am I right Jelena?
Your language is beautiful to see. Thanks for the translation - now I can be like Egor.
mPeror - fantastic idea
How's "Arthur" (or "Artur")? Please, the txt version too... Thanks a lot!
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M peror may be you can use nicer fonts for the image versions !!
some nice arabic calligraphy
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Hi Everyone !
I'm a french rock'n'roller relocating to the Pacific Northwest and I want to start Garage bands !
I have tons of ideas ! (check out my links on my page here)
If you wanna roll, please contact me.
I'm new here. I was on the Bomp list for a few years (I think 1995 or 1996 until 2002), then on a few various other music-related Yahoo groups. I'm Andrea, and I live in the Boston area with my husband Mike. We go to some shows, but less and less as we get old and crochety.
I love 60s garage and mod music, and have loved many of the revivals. I was in my 20s during the early 90s revival and really hit my stride there. I lived in New Orleans for part of that and saw the Royal Pendletons practically every week, as well as all of the great bands who would come through such as the Woggles (still a huge fave), the Oblivians, SCOTS, and probably a million more I'm forgetting.
My favorite local band is Muck and the Mires, and I have a couple of their LPs on my mp3 player for when I go to the gym (they are excellent workout music).
My other hobbies are knitting (no shit don't laugh), going out on hikes and photographing all the cool things I see (including snakes we catch), watching genre flicks (mostly horror and 60s/70s Italian - giallo and policia -- as well as Roger Corman-esque b-movies) and hanging out at home (we have three cats, a ball python, a special needs bearded dragon and are currently fostering a red-eared slider).
I feel as though I've gotten woefully out of the loop with music the past few years and hope to learn of bands and releases I may have missed.
Hey all, I am excited to join this lovely community. I'm Kirby and I am here on behalf of The Whistle Tips. We are a Surf Punk band hailing from Brooklyn, NY with a strong emphasis on 60s garage sound. We are a relatively new band but have been hitting the Brooklyn circuit hard as of late.
Something we've noticed in the recent months is a strong grunge revival in NYC, and no offense to any grunge bands or lovers but we want to bring back the dirty garage shows that were so common the last few years. Maybe its because the novelty of budget rock wore off and all the cool kids want to revisit 90s nihilism, but we wanna rocknroll!
Our big aim is to connect with as many locals and touring bands in the states as possible and flood the scene with unforgiving fuzz and I figured this was a perfect place to connect and keep things moving.
Our big influences range from Man or Astro-Man to The Reatards, not necessary to list all of em but we live it fast, dirty, and surfy. Don't be shy, reach out to us! We are constantly booking shows and looking for acts to headline or open, we also want to keep house shows alive so I am hoping that anyone interested with join us in our conquest of Brooklyn and NYC.
So much talent on here and I can't wait to dig deeper.
All our love,
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Age 40 , got into music at a young age (7) listening to me parents old records, discovered garage at the age of 16, bought a re issue soul record that had The Count Fives, Psychotic Reaction on the flip, don't know why but its a good job, as the journey began, and is still going. Me first comp was Pebbles Vol 19 ( Denmark )
I love British R&B, Mod Beat, and what we now call Garage Punk. here's a Top 5
The Dirty Wurds - Why ( and the other side too)
Him & The Others - She's Got Eyes That tell
Lies and the other side too
Unbelievable Uglies - Get Straight
Apart from the original bands, my all time fave has to be the Mystreated, they must of been the most authentic sounding band ever.
In my spare time I search out members of bands that history books forget. To name a few a few success's have been Him & The Others, Allen Pounds Get Rich, The Afex, The Act, Lee Grant & The Capitols, The Maniax, The Circle i could on but i wont.
Hi, I live in Austin. I am here because the music is exactly what I was looking for. I was a teen all through the 70s. Bands were playing / practicing in garages all over the city . It was way to cool. You could pick and choose. The garage old school punk sound was considered pretty heavy back in the day, compared to today's standards. I am just gonna enjoy myself. I did read the Terms Of Service before I signed up. All is well. Good day, Drew F
Hi there, I'm Jarkko from Helsinki, Finland - from a part of town called "The Arabia Beach" to be more exact. I just got into this great community, and I'm EX-FOKKEN'-STATIC about it! I play drums in a couple of bands, one of them very 77-punk / garage oriented (stayin' ingognito as of yet, since we're kind of in between phases right now, and will most likely change our name in the weeks to come...)
I'm thinking of starting a blog here about the Finnish garagepunk/garagerock scene (since it is THRIVING, man!), introducing the greatest bands one at a time. Stay tuned! ;)
Anyhoo, it's great to be here, can't wait to get to know the lovely people hiding out here!
I'm Simon, live in Toronto. Grew up on '80s hardcore and got heavily into earlier punk etc at the end of the '80s, as hardcore started to get stale and the first KBD-style comps started to appear. Been into all kinds of underground rock'n'roll ever since. I really dig learning about older scenes and collecting records, and I run a label that mostly does reissues nowadays. The first Real Kids LP is my all-time favourite record, if that tells you anything.
I feel like a damn fool for having completely lost touch with the NYC music scene. I used to be in bands and have a lot of fun back in the day. Then I got in a relationship for 9 years and cocooned may way into nowheresville. Now that I'm single, and geezer-ish, I want to get back to my rocking roots. Is there any hope for me?
I have guitars, amps, pedals, time and riffs.
i lived in Austin twice and still miss the scene. May move back there. 16 years in NYC may have been enough.
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Hi, I live in Austin. I am here because the music is exactly what I was looking for. I was a teen all through the 70s. Bands were playing / practicing in garages all over the city . It was way to cool. You could pick and choose. The garage old school punk sound was considered pretty heavy back in the day, compared to today's standards. I am just gonna enjoy myself. I did read the Terms Of Service before I signed up. All is well. Good day, Drew F
I am George from Athens Greece, 36 years old. I am a crappy self educated guitar player with passion for tone seeking and guitars.
in the web you will find me with the username SGACE.
I started listening to garage rock after I heard the Inside Out album of the Miracle Workers about 12 years before. After that i dig more into the scene and my favourites are the Gruesomes, Sonics, Monomen, Flaming Groovies, etc.
Hi my name is Joaquín, 38 years old, from Spain, I play guitar in several bands, one instrumental (Phil and the Spectras on myspace), and a beat band. Also I am starting a new band band with my brother, basically covers from Index, Plastic Cloud, Golden Dawn, Rising Storm etc...........
I collect guitars, I own 4 mosrites, 3 Rickenbackers, 1 Burns, 2 Fender (Lseries), 2 Guild, 1 Epiphone, 1 Hofner all 50s and 60s. Also vintage amps, 3 fender, 2 VOX, 1 Standel (25L15) and 1 Electro.
I have been into garage for the past 22 yeares
Hey, all. I'm a copy technician and musician living in New Hampshire. I play and teach bass, ukulele, piano, sax, and clarinet. I also used to do talk radio, but then I realized it was time I could put into music.
My journey through music (the short version) start's with my dad's oldies and jazz collection. The first time I heard/saw Fishbone was on the movie "Back to the Beach", and I decided then and there that I would always be an individual. Later I discovered punk rock and grunge, which eventually led me back to oldies, and I discovered more obscure bands from the 60s, and have filled in many of the gaps.
I'm really digging this new wave of garage bands, and the new soul that's on some alternative radio stations. Love the podcasts I hear on this website, some I've been following for years.
Hit me up if you're in New England.
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Man's restaurant may interfer with city council hopes
Updated: January 8, 2013
City rules say council members can't be involved with the making, sale or distribution of alcohol in Mattoon. That is because it could cause a conflict of interest when voting on liquor related issues.
Owen says he wasn't aware of the law when he put in his nomination last month. What he was aware of was state law. The Illinois Liquor Act say a council member can have a license if they don't vote on alcohol related issues.
Owen says he talked to the city attorney today about the law. He thinks it is illegal because it is more restrictive than state law. Our calls to the city attorney were not returned.
Owen is one of ten people running for city council. Four seats are open. He is determined to run and says he'll deal with the problem if he's elected.


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Designing systems for continuous availability - multi-node with block storage
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Slides (view online)I was wondering why exactly I need CSV for failover-clustering. Would be happy if it was possible (with SCVMM for example) to have a cheap-man's-failover without shared storage:
- (Continually doing) asynchronous Hyper-V replication between servers
- Live migration (planned failovers)
- Failover to the replication target (unplanned failovers)
- Orchestrated by the SCVMM server
That'd be good enough for most shops and be way cheaper and easier to manage than a cluster with proper, reliable shared storage. An alternative would be a useable, integrated software-based storage replication solution.
Will that ever come?
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Seraphina – Rachel Hartman (July 10th)
Publisher's Summary: "Four decades of peace have done little to ease the mistrust between humans and dragons in the kingdom of Goredd. Folding themselves into human shape, dragons attend court as ambassadors, and lend their rational, mathematical minds to universities as scholars and teachers. As the treaty's anniversary draws near, however, tensions are high.
Seraphina Dombegh has reason to fear both sides. An unusually gifted musician, she joins the court just as a member of the royal family is murdered—in suspiciously draconian fashion. Seraphina is drawn into the investigation, partnering with the captain of the Queen's Guard, the dangerously perceptive Prince Lucian Kiggs. While they begin to uncover hints of a sinister plot to destroy the peace, Seraphina struggles to protect her own secret, the secret behind her musical gift, one so terrible that its discovery could mean her very life."
The cover caught my eye initially, but when I went on to read the summary…Well. My must-have-it-now instinct began to shriek in a most irritating fashion considering I can't have it until July. And so I went to the author's web site to see if I could find an excerpt, a line or two from the book, anything to tide me over a bit, but…No. Instead, I read a couple of blurbs that bumped this novel even higher on my list of this year's most anticipated reads. Check them out:
"A book worth hoarding, as glittering and silver-bright as dragon scales, with a heroine who insists on carving herself a place in your mind." — Naomi Novik
"Seraphina is strong, complex, talented — she makes mistakes and struggles to trust, with good reason, and she fights to survive in a world that would tear her apart. I love this book!" — Tamora Pierce
"Just when you thought there was nothing new to say about dragons, it turns out there is, and plenty! Rachel Hartman's rich invention never fails to impress — and to convince. It's smart and funny and original, and has characters I will follow to the ends of the earth." — Ellen Kushner
Secret Letters – Leah Scheier (June 26th)
Publisher's Summary: "Inquisitive and observant, Dora dreams of escaping her aristocratic country life to solve mysteries alongside Sherlock Holmes. So when she learns that the legendary detective might be her biological father, Dora jumps on the opportunity to travel to London and enlist his help in solving the mystery of her cousin's ransomed love letters. But Dora arrives in London to devastating news: Sherlock Holmes is dead. Her dreams dashed, Dora is left to rely on her wits—and the assistance of an attractive yet enigmatic young detective—to save her cousin's reputation and help rescue a kidnapped heiress along the way."
Sherlock Holmes? Sold. Even if he is – *sob* – dead before the story has even begun. Knowing how crafty the man is, I'm going to call into doubt the validity of that pronouncement. (I can be intractable even in the face of summaries released by the publisher that allege his no-longer-of-this-world status. *Sniff*) Regardless, a mystery! Ransomed love letters! An attractive yet enigmatic young detective! This book should have a gilt banner arcing across its cover that reads "Chelle, this book is indubitably for you."
Time Snatchers – Richard Ungar (March 15th)
Publisher's Summary: "Caleb's blinders are off. The small group of orphans who were also "adopted" by Uncle used to feel like family, but the competition to be the top time snatcher and the punishment for failure has gotten fierce. Time traveling to steal valuable objects can be a thrill, but with bully Frank trying to steal his snatches, his partner Abbie falling for Frank's slimy charms, and Uncle's plans to kidnap innocent kids to grow his business, Caleb starts thinking about getting out. But Uncle's reach extends to any country in any time period, and runaways get the harshest punishment of all.
Caleb can steal just about anything from the past, but can he steal a family for the future?"
Another case of, Lordy, that cover is sublime in a surreal, sci-fi way. Even if I did mistake Caleb's goggles for a mask. (I'm living in a perpetual state of superheroes on the brain.) This book may be slanted a bit more towards middle grade readers than YA, but the appeal of science fiction slash petty crime slash Neverland's Hook-like agenda may intrigue older readers. Like me. Plus, the cover. That may not be a superhero mask, but those are definitely, probably, knee pads, people. Who knew time-traveling was hard on the knees?
Croak – Gina Damico (March 20th)
Publisher's Summary: "Fed up with her wild behavior, sixteen-year-old Lex's parents ship her off to upstate New York to live with her Uncle Mort for the summer, hoping that a few months of dirty farm work will whip her back into shape. But Uncle Mort's true occupation is much dirtier than shoveling manure.
He's a Grim Reaper. And he's going to teach Lex the family business. She quickly assimilates into the peculiar world of Croak, a town populated by reapers who deliver souls from this life to the next. But Lex can't stop her desire for justice—or is it vengeance?—whenever she encounters a murder victim, craving to stop the attackers before they can strike again. Will she ditch Croak and go rogue with her reaper skills?"
Uncle Mort. I see what you did there, Gina Damico. And I like it. Also, the VOYA review of Croak (written by Taryn Bush) called this a "creepy and hilarious thriller"; three words that are, at the moment, having a catnip like effect on me, which is weird, because dog person. And an additional also, Adam Rex dug it. Which is basically all I needed to hear.
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The Best Night of Your (Pathetic) Life – Tara Altebrando (July 5th)
Publisher's Summary: "An all-day scavenger hunt in the name of eternal small-town glory.
With only a week until graduation, there's one last thing Mary and her friends must do together: participate in the Oyster Point High Official Unofficial Senior Week Scavenger Hunt. And Mary is determined to win.
Mary lost her spot at Georgetown to self-professed "it" bully Pete Lembo, and she's not about to lose again. But everyone is racing for the finish line with complicated motives, and the team's all-night adventure becomes all-night drama as shifting alliances, flared tempers, and crushing crushes take over. As the items and points pile up, Mary and her team must reinvent their strategy—and themselves—in order to win."
Okay. Okay. I'm a cover, well…not whore. That sounds a bit harsh. But I do like them. Have been known to pet the pretty ones from time to time. And I wouldn't turn one that looks like The Best Night of Your (Pathetic) Life away if it wound up on my street corner. (And…That was just terrible. My apologies. Moving on.) I had to track down the summary for this one, so at first I really was just going on the cover and its massive, I-can't-quite-put-my-finger-on-why appeal. It just so happens that the actual story – a scavenger hunt! Bring on the clues! – sounds good too.


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Not really. The last few so-called "rampant" posts ( ) have been pretty easy and painless to glance through, actually be able to read and move on, whether you agree or not. Live just asked if he was alone in growing tired of the endless, thoughtless blathering. (loose interpretation acknowledged) I just answered his question. He's not alone. It's more of an "eye roll" for me whenever I see the name, much less the predictable blah blah blah that follows. But I'm not crying out for him to be stopped (thought it would be nice) because I too can ignore it. It's just a LOT of white noise. He's absolutely entitled to his opinion and to take every opportunity for the sole purpose to bug, bother and waste perfectly good energy. Yep. He sure does. Maybe the question was rhetorical and just a message to the guy that he's only entertaining himself. But, it doesn't really mater, because looky here. People are discussing something! Hey Live! Good work! On topic: How about Romney, huh?
Everyone has an opinion. Some just can't express that opinion and can only copy and paste. This is called Monroe Talks, not What does Mox News and Rachel Maddow have to say.
clearly I should have been more explicit in showing how you were insinuating romney by the mere context of the thread, so as to avoid the excessive and what I imagine, slightly bucktooth foolish laughter.
It is nice that you can argue "legally", yet it is still possible, is it not, that he could have LEGALLY paid nothing? I am not saying that is or is not the case. Personally, I think the idea of average people getting messaged about how many ways that the wealthy can LEGALLY pay less taxes is the biggest threat.
Please show me a few democrats that have voluntarily paid more taxes than what was required of them, so as to not use any loopholes on their part.
Did I say that only Republican's use tax loopholes? Geesh, I said that he and other wealthy people (democrat, republican, and giraffe party)would not like the level and scope of tax loopholes getting to the average people to see how extensive it is... and just for you Flanders FOR DEMOCRATS TOO.
My bad, for a second there I thought the thread was called "Mitt Romney".
Oh my...the young and dumb whippersnapper failed in his mission so the crusty curmudgeon crew are acting as reinforcements. One should wonder why the righties are on the attack for videos they claim nobody watches. The right cannot refute what's posted so they resort to marginalizing the sources and when that fails, they attack the messenger.Their attempts to impose censorship must not prevail.And don't think the Romney thread has been chosen by chance....they're hoping the admin locks the topic.Pretty soon the grass will be green enough to let the old folks continue their "you kids get off my lawn" scream....until then I'll just ignore and dismiss their same old shtick.
My guess is for the same reason people attacked Normal Joe for posting a ton of links, it is simply not conducive to the intent of the forum.
Well, apparently the right doesn't wish to talk about Romney or Ryan, or substance. Sooooo.Sometimes I miss the comedy of Normal Joe. He was so far extreme in his character and made a joke of the far far right. I only remember him making wild right wing echo machine rants and not posting links, but I could be wrong. Like TMT said, one sided posts and never a response. That was the problem. There was zero response to anything, just the way way radical rants. I don't really miss him that much, and he did return for a short time under a different name. But I don't think Normal Joe left of his own will.I don't really see the big deal with FF's posting videos or copies. I never watch videos, or at least almost never. I suppose if it would be the topic I would, but that is rare. So, I just walk right past anyone's videos. I read titles of articles and usually have read them before, or similar and don't do them either, it is easy to move on.There are people here that make a career of trying to piss people off. I find that worse. And FF does that too, but it isn't just him either.


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Pope Benedict XVI Resigns as Head of Catholic Church
By: Audra Streetman
Updated: February 12, 2013
The Vatican announced today the Pope is resigning. Pope Benedict XVI says his advanced age and deteriorating health were contributing factors to his decision.
The Pope will step down on February 28th. The last Pope to resign was Gregory XII nearly 600 years ago.
Bishop Kevin Rhoades of the Fort Wayne South Bend Diocese offered his reaction to the resignation stating, "I think Pope Benedict.. he's been pope for almost eight years and he's been I think a very loving shepherd of the Church."
The 85 year-old Pope will not be involved in choosing a new Pope or guiding the Catholic Church after his resignation. Cardinals will convene at the Vatican after February 28th to select a new leader for the Catholic Church.


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Cyclocross Photography with Brian Vernor
Brian Vernor has been busy this year. Aside from using his photography skills to shoot for Easton, Giro and Peloton Magazine, Brian went to South America with Jason Sager and the Jamis Mountain Bike team to shoot the Trans Andes Challenge mountain bike race. Most recently Brian gathered together the friends and family of his Cyclocross racing and shooting life and put together an art show at the Rapha Cycle Club San Francisco based around the North Cal. Cyclocross scene. While the Facebook Cyclocross Photo Competition has come to an end the racing and photographing will continue on for a few months more. Take a look at Brian's response to our short questions (and also check out Chris Milliman and Dan Sharp's) and then make sure to head over and vote for your favorite supporter photo for one day more.
What was the first race that you shot?
I wouldn't say it was serious, but I shot some Surf City races in 1997. Justin Robinson rode for Lemond Bikes.
What differentiates shooting Cross from other Cycling sports?
Intimacy with the effort. If the fans can get as close to the action as the photographer (unlike road racing) then we have to do something more than just be there. The photos have to elevate the moment, or be more potent than reality. If we just record an action then we've failed.
What is your favorite format to shoot with?
I like working with multiple formats. I often have a medium format camera and some super basic 35mm cameras slung over my shoulder at the same time. If I'm working on a magazine story about cross I think having some squares and some rectangles to play with is really nice for the layout. I shoot some Super 8 for motion and that is usually my favorite.
Let's do the word association game… first few words that come to mind when you think of Cyclocross? Quick!
Sideways. Hairy legged fur-face. Robinson. Tonkin.
Do you have one particular racer, or category that you like to shoot?
I am trying very hard to find the drama in the women's races. That story isn't told enough. However, it's not as easy as it sounds. The parity of the men's field is missing in women's racing here in the States. Regardless, the women at the top are amazing athletes and I'm psyched on some of the racing I've seen so far this year. Sue Butler is intense.
Muddy and sloppy or dry and fast? (That's a bike racing question.)
Muddy and fast have always made sense to me.
What is it like to shoot the European Cyclocross Races vs. The USA?
I use the scene at races as a kind of architecture. There are simply many more shapes to work with in Europe. American races like Starcrossed and Gloucester are really nice because the courses have more shapes, and a lot of people are there watching (people=shapes). Richard Fries had a dream of running the US National Championships in downtown Boston, and that alone would have been better for US cross than if Page had won the World Championships in 2007. The non-cyclocross public would have been fascinated and compelled by the scene.
Any tips that you might have for photographers aspiring to shoot Cyclocross?
Allow the time to think about the course and what you find beautiful or hard about it. What you see in the place is more important than anything else. The race and who wins is a very small part of making a good cyclocross photo.
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- There are still a few of these sweet Rapha + Raeburn jackets at the SF @raphacycleclub. http://t.co/C2d98yCRL0
- The hills above. #raphasurvey http://t.co/jlIkXowxyT
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- Team about to start the @anpostras probably the Worlds friendliest race.
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