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The Silver Gelatin and C-Print photographs in our Fine Art and BG Archive collections represent the gold standards of photographic reproduction and require a high degree of printmaking skill using archival quality paper and inks. This careful attention to detail allows us to provide a premium work of fine art. Many of our photographs are made to order, so please allow up to 12 business days to ship after your order is placed.
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Our Vintage Prints date from 1990 or earlier, and many of them were produced within one year of the original negative. Each print in the Vault is a slice-of-life view of the rock concert phenomenon taken by legendary photographers like Gene Anthony, Michael Zagaris, Baron Wolman, and Herb Greene, who did more than document the era, they lived it. The subtle signs of aging in some of these prints only add to their veracity. The slight yellowing of a Silver Gelatin print and almost imperceptible loss of true color in color prints are the gentle patina born of age that help make these in-concert shots, portraits, and backstage candids of early rockers and their milieu so outstanding.
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Promo prints are mass-produced photographs of the band or artist that are included in press kits provided to the media. Also called "publicity stills," some of these pictures may be familiar to aficionados who remember them from magazines or advertising appearing around the time of specific record releases. Many, however, are never-before-seen shots that will thrill the true fan. The Promo Prints in the Vault's collection hail from the '60s through the new century and are truly exceptional portraits of contemporary performers and legends.
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This photograph, taken by Ken Friedman, caught Bruce Springsteen on his "Born in the U.S.A." tour against an American Flag background. The show took place at the Oakland Coliseum Stadium on September 18, 1985 and is one of our most popular photographs.
Bruce Springsteen honed a political message in his music and stage show that was intended to speak to and represent the American working class, who he perceived as being ignored. In 1984, he found his place in pop mainstream culture with his breakthrough album Born in the USA. The title track was a bitter commentary on the treatment of Vietnam veterans. Misinterpreting the song, Ronald Regan appropriated the title track for his re- election campaign song that year.
Bill Graham knew that the rock concerts BGP staged were unique events and by the early 1970s regularly assigned staff photographers to range the venues and capture the scenes on film. We are now pleased to present them to you as our Concert Photos collection. Incredible, slice-of-life portraits of the performers and crowds that freeze-frame an era, our Concert Photos are archival quality and are available in 11x14 and 16x20 prints (more sizes upon special request).
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Bill Clinton: Press Favored Obama Over Hillary in 2008, Weren't Biased Towards Him in 1992
Bill Clinton on Tuesday said the press favored Barack Obama over his wife for president in 2008.
Not surprisingly, he told Fox News's Bill O'Reilly that he didn't believe the media were biased towards him when he first ran for president in 1992 (video follows with transcribed highlights and commentary):
In the second segment of the interview, O'Reilly asked the former president, "When your wife was running against Barack Obama in New Hampshire, and this must bring back memories to you, the press favored Obama correct?"
Nodding his head Clinton responded, "Oh, I think yes."
O'Reilly then asked, "Is that going to happen again? Is the American press going to favor Barack Obama over the Republican candidate?"
Clinton answered, "We'll just have to wait and see."
"You know the answer is yes," said O'Reilly. "Now my question is why? Why does the American press favor the more liberal candidate?"
"Well, I think there was more to it than that last time," Clinton said.
Unfortunately, when O'Reilly pressed for an elaboration, the former President said he didn't want to wade into this given his wife being Secretary of State. This led O'Reilly to ask more generally, "Why is the media more liberal than conservative?"
"I don't know that it's always been that way," Clinton answered. "For example, in 1992 when I ran, I was hardly the beneficiary of it in the primary."
O'Reilly interrupted, "Not in the primary, but in the main you were."
"I was the flavor of the day," Clinton said. "You know, they always like what's new, and they always like a conflict and always like a story. But nothing I can say will contribute to anything good happening in America. So I'm not going to contribute to that."
Not surprisingly, Clinton didn't want to address the media's coverage of the general election after he became the Democratic nominee or how they allowed him to continue to talk about the economy being horrible despite the recession having ended in the 1st quarter of 1991 and actually booming in 1992.
As NewsBusters has reported for years, if the press had been honest about how the economy was doing back then, George H.W. Bush would have easily won reelection.
No one should be surprised that Clinton has no intention of admitting this 20 years later.
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Smooth As Silk...
Submitted by bigdaddy on Tue, 12/20/2011 - 10:15pm.
...Lying comes so easy to this jackass...
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I couldn't watch it
Submitted by Marsh on Tue, 12/20/2011 - 10:21pm.
because he's still so smarmy. And he does not look well
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I detest him and his wife
Submitted by Dingbat on Tue, 12/20/2011 - 11:00pm.
I detest him and his wife (but less so than Barry and his wife) BUT, Bill looked and acted terrible in this. I felt sorry for him. As The Gambler said: you gotta know when to hold them, when to fold them and when to walk away. Bill needs to walk away and become an elder statesman. (But it has to irritate him that Barry says that he is better than him and other Pres's...when, Jimmah is sighing with relief that there is, finally, someone worse than him.)
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Slick AGAIN?
Submitted by SaguaroJack on Tue, 12/20/2011 - 11:00pm.
Dude made my skin crawl when he was prez. Now I just throw my boots at the teevee.
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Clinton: "I did not have
Submitted by Jerry on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 2:19am.
Clinton: "I did not have favorable coverage from that woman, Ms MainStreamMedia..."
O'Reilly: "But there's a stain on the Blue Press of Ms MainStreamMedia."
"That makes it undeniable that MainStreamMedia was sucking up to you."
"She just didn't swallow everything you spewed."
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I hate to agree with der
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 3:15am.
I hate to agree with der Schlickmeister (because he IS trailer-park trash that hit the bigtime).............but, since Boy Barry was a purported 'black' man (oh jeeeeeez - gag me!!!), and thus was off limits to a lot of scrutiny............and Nurse Ratchett had allready been around the mulberry bush, and wasn't real poplular with a lot of people..............the MSM (obviously) gave a pass to Hussein Soretoro, while doing their best to make Hillarious look bad.
The ironic thing about it was, and is...........they're very similiar in idealology and agenda. They're both from Chicago,they're both Alinsky-ities, they're both commie/socialist/one-world believers....................but, hey............Barry was a 'black' guy (gag me again!!!), and he was 'historic'................so Ratchett had to go.
The only reason Slick Willie would support his 'wife' is if there was something in it for him................and you KNOW that it has NOTHING to do with a domestic relationship!!!
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Fake slick Willie
Submitted by MOONSTRUCK on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 8:58am.
Did anyone notice the empty cup he faked sipping from when he was asked a "difficult" question from Bill? And the resting his big head on his hand. Arrogant pompous jerk.
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Body Language
Submitted by mikebromo on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 11:35am.
Usually don't care for the body language lady, but her analys of Clinton should be good. I wondered about Clinton resting his head in his hand too, as if he's saying I'm bored with the questions.
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Agree on body language lady
Submitted by StarAZ on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 12:22pm.
The Russian language lady is fun, but that one with the know-it-all, pro-Obama stance, nah.
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The press had almost coronated HRC in early 2008 . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 11:34am.
. . . until the Obama phenomenon emerged. Most of the MSM then jilted her and rushed to kiss BHO.
It appears that Slick is trying to plant the seed of a myth that had it not been for media bias, his wife would've been elected President and we wouldn't be in the mess we're in now.
At this stage in his life, it seems Slick Willie isn't satisfied with amassing wealth by doing presumably good deeds. He is intent on revising recent history so as to erase the stain he left on his Presidency and our nation, and replace it with a sense of collective guilt that we didn't allow the Clintons to perform the miracles they had in store for us.
The goal is to convince future generations that the Clintons were a blessing to America, and that because of this, they were vilified (dare we say crucified) by the Right, the MSM, and even wobbly Democrats. This is the JFK-Camelot model: Redefining persons and events to mold a false and lofty image of what had been, and melding it to a glorious vision of what would be had evil conspiracies and events not disrupted the Clinton-plotted course to our utopian destiny.
And there is little doubt that some historians will regurgitate their 'narrative.'
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Could not have been said
Submitted by celator on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 12:38pm.
Could not have been said better. "...a sense of collective guilt that we didn't allow the Clintons to perform the miracles they had in store for us." This is the core of the Clinton revisionist history, which will be picked up in high school and college textbooks, as well as the MSM drumbeaters. As, who was it, Sidney Bloomberg, once said (paraphrasing) , "the Clintons are the best liars I've ever seen. They lie when they don't even have to lie."
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Blumethal ought to know . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 3:59pm.
. . . He earned his pay in the Clinton WH spreading their lies and lying about their accusers..
One of the stranger aspects of our culture is that its short attention span and memory allow devious, self-indulgent liars like the Clintons to reinvent their pasts. Slick is more popular out of office then he was in it, and Hillary is credited with having crafted and delivered some nebulous (non-existent) foreign policy achievements.
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Everything out of this man's
Submitted by Semus on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 10:53am.
Everything out of this man's pie hole is either a lie or a half truth.
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Yes, he looked terrible
Submitted by StarAZ on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 12:38pm.
I guess it's from grazing on arugula all the time--no protein--and I suppose you dear folks over here who can't wait to bash him will bash me, but I would take the money I had then in a heartbeat. You know--before I rode the Middle Class into the ditch or out here, the Big Canyon.
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Press and Bill?
Submitted by TangoUniform on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 1:39pm.
Noel, kind of disagree with you on this. If Ross Perot had not entered the picture, Billy would have spent the 90's still trolling trailer parks. But ole Ross jumped on the bandwagon with the perceived economy, too. It all started with Buchanan in the primaries, showing where Bush was vulnerable and Perot and Clinton found the "out of touch" view of Bush. This could be the same scenario this election cycle with Ron Paul, if he decides to 3rd party it. Any mainstream Republican will be toast with the split vote, and we can look forward to four more years of the current disaster. But then again if Ralph Nader had not taken votes away from crazy ole Gore in Florida, no question, robot boy would have taken Florida. Take the good with the bad.
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I wouldn't worry about Ron Paul as 3rd Party candidate
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 4:35pm.
But there are bound to be others, and those candidates could attract votes away from Obama, the GOP candidate, or both. The history of candidacies like those of Perot and Nader spook the hell out of campaign managers.
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He lies even when unnecessary
Submitted by jawbone on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 4:45pm.
- Even though I don't follow NewsBusters, they are so right about the 1992 election: All the economic indicators turned up in mid-1992, so strongly that, even with the earlier months factored in, the year as a whole was up 3 to 4 percent, depending on the indicator you use. The press chose to not report this, instead parroting Clinton's line about the weakest economy in 50 years.
- As to the Obama-Hillary primary race, the press strongly favored Obama, and this was at least in part a plan, not just group-think or coincidence, as revealed by Journolist.
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The press savaged Bill Clinton too
Submitted by T D on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 6:00pm.
The press savaged Bill Clinton too in the 2008 primaries. Remember them calling him a racist?
It wasn't only Hillary. The disgraceful conduct of the press was more apparent than usual in 2008 because they also savaged their own previous favorites in order to pick the winner.
The press has long, sharp knives, and Bill, Hillary and Chelsea are still big targets if they don't play nice.
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Enjoy unbelievable 360-degree views of the ocean and Intracoastal Waterway from Blue Water View, our 3-storey beachfront house at the very end of Summer Haven. Nothing but sand, water, and sky surround you on 3 sides of our unique house on Crescent Beach!
Located right on the pristine shores of the beach, our house boasts every amenity from wraparound decks on all 3 levels to an elevator, 2 kitchens, and the latest electronics. The first floor of the house is semi-detached, so it works perfectly as a self-contained unit in case part of your group would prefer their own space. Great for multiple families traveling together!
When you stay at Blue Water View, you can be forgiven for imagining you're aboard a ship -- an effect heightened by the big, beautiful decks jutting out from the second and third floor toward the ocean! The sunrises and sunsets seem almost close enough to touch, and you don't even need binoculars to spot the local marine life (watch for the dolphins!). It's a nature-lover's dream . . . yet for those who prefer sightseeing, fine dining, golf, or city life, St. Augustine is just minutes away!
As enticing as the exterior of Blue Water View is, you won't be disappointed when you step inside. Windows are everywhere, especially in our big 3rd-storey living room. This area features a 50-inch HDTV above the fireplace, a huge sectional sofa that invites you to sink right down into comfort, 2 papasan chairs, and more. A separate sitting area awaits on the other side of the stairwell, for more intimate chats. The bright red sofa here converts to a queen bed.
Adjacent to the big living area is the dining nook, with windows on 2 sides. Million-dollar views are yours from every chair!
The kitchen is right beside the dining area, and we think you're going to love it. Stone countertops, 2 refrigerators, a wine captain, and even a walk-in pantry make you feel as though you're in a model home. Even if cooking is not your favorite activity, these surroundings make it more bearable! And we've stocked the cupboards with all the cookware, dishes, and utensils you need. Just pick up some groceries on your way out of town, and settle in for candlelit dinners in the best seats on the coast!
The third floor also has a half-bath, with both stairs and our brand-new elevator carrying you down to the second story. This is the main sleeping quarters of Blue Water View, with 2 bedrooms and en-suite baths in both. The master bedroom is enormous, with a queen-sized bed, flat-screen TV, comfy armchair in one corner for reading, loveseat that converts into a bed, and views, views, views! Of course you can access the deck from this room, but it's almost as though the outdoors is inside, thanks to all the windows!
The master bath is spacious as well, with his-and-her vanities and a walk-in shower. All of the towels are provided for you here, along with all linens, pillows, and blankets.
The second bedroom on this floor contains a twin bed with a pop-up trundle, as well as a flat-screen TV. The en-suite bath offers a shower and tub combination.
The ground floor also has a master suite, with a queen-sized bed, a flat-screen TV, and a walk-in shower. Another bedroom sports a bunk with a full-sized bed on the bottom and a twin on top. A full bathroom is convenient to this room.
The living and dining areas on the ground floor are lovely, with a kitchen (including the washer and dryer), dining table, HDTV, and queen-size sofa sleeper. Everything is pretty and new here, creating a cozy nest!
Each bedroom at Blue Water View has an I-pod docking station as well as a radio, and you're welcome to use our gas grill on the deck, as well as the X-box and Wii games. We've even got a boat launch, but the river that once flowed here is now silt and sand, so let the kids use it as a fantastic play structure!
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Welcome to the 2013-14 Section Year!
I hope all of you enjoyed the summer season and are recharged and ready for a terrific year ahead. As we all know, the world of antitrust and consumer protection is extremely active in the U.S. and around the globe. The Section's programming plans for the year are fittingly ambitious, and I want to highlight some of them here.
We are starting things off with an exciting new conference: the Merger Practice Workshop at George Washington University on September 12. This demonstration-based program, co-chaired by Leah Brannon and Art Burke, will provide insight into what really happens in merger reviews - including in closed-door government meetings and when third parties advocate against a deal. The program's hypothetical merger is between a social networking site ("Friendstop") and a local listings provider ("Hiplisting"). The one-day conference will cover all phases of the merger process, including:
- pre-signing antitrust counseling
- negotiating regulatory deal covenants
- coordinating international competition filings
- second request compliance
- advocacy to competition authorities
- negotiating remedies and consent decrees
The Merger Practice Workshop will be a superb opportunity to acquire practical insights into the merger review process from some of the most experienced practitioners in the government (both FTC and DOJ), corporate and private practice sectors. For more information and to register, go to http://ambar.org/atmergers.
The rest of the year features an equally impressive line-up of "don't-miss" Section conferences and networking opportunities - for the second year in a row, occurring on three continents. I urge you to mark your calendars now and make plans to attend the following events:
- Antitrust and Intellectual Property Conference at Stanford Law School on October 10, 2013
- Fall Forum in Washington, DC on November 14, 2013
- Next Generation of Antitrust Scholarship Conference in New York on January 17, 2014
- 10th International Cartel Workshop in Rome on February 19-21, 2014
- 62nd Annual Spring Meeting in Washington, DC on March 26-28, 2014
- Antitrust in Asia Conference in Beijing on May 22-23, 2014
We have an exciting year ahead of us, and I look forward to working with each of you to make it a successful one for the Section.
Christopher B. Hockett
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Why did you choose UNI?
I transferred to UNI because of its perfect size and what it had to offer. When I visited, I loved the campus and the people. When I started researching, I knew that college was something that I was going to remember for the rest of my life. I wanted UNI to be part of that.
What's the best thing about UNI?
The people. Yes, you can have the best facilities and best sports and best everything, but if you don't have great people to share those things with, it doesn't mean anything. Everyone at UNI is kind and accepting. Every club and organization makes a point to include everyone.
What surprised you the most about UNI?
I was surprised with what UNI has to offer. There are so many organizations and clubs on campus, whether it's sports, academics, or for fun. UNI has something for everyone so the transition for me was easy and I felt like I belonged here.
What kind of on-campus organizations/activities are you involved in? How does that involvement enrich your overall college experience?
On campus, I'm involved with multiple things. I am in the Student Admissions Ambassadors, PRSSA, PRide, HerCampus UNI, and many others. I used to be involved with intramurals and the UNI Rugby Club, but had to make room for organizations with my major. Each organization offers something unique and fun. My involvement at UNI has been the best decision of my life. Getting involved in campus is a great networking opportunity and you meet so many people. Before I started getting involved, I was always scared of going to meetings and practices with people I didn't know. I quickly learned that I had nothing to fear and everyone was so nice, friendly, and understanding. When I started getting involved, it was addicting and I kept joining more and more organizations and clubs. I was happier and I even got better grades because I was more motivated.
How has your academic experience been? Tell us about any great classes or professors that inspired or challenged you. Are you happy with your major choice?
My academic experience has been constantly changing. I've changed my major 3 different times and have finally decided on Public Relations as my major and it's great. I've been in Biology, Business, back to Biology, and finally Public Relations. It's given me a lot of general knowledge and has made me a well-rounded individual. I have my favorite teachers. It seems like the more you talk with a professor, the more you'll like them and the easier the class will be.
What do you like best about your major?
I chose Public Relations because I love talking to people. PR allows me to work with many different industries and many different people. I am involved in the Public Relations clubs on campus and even other organizations build on the skills that I've learned through my major. SAA, for example, allows me to talk to prospective students and families. Whether you're going to classes or sporting events, I use communication everywhere and I enjoy watching and listening to others communicate.
What's your favorite place on campus and why?
My favorite place on campus is actually Lang Hall. A lot of my classes are in that building, so it's where I spend most of my time. Also, it's such a beautiful building with a lot of artwork and design work. Martin Luther King Jr. also spoke there, so you know that puts Lang Hall up there on the list.
What advice would you give high school students getting ready for college?
Don't go to school where your high school friends go. Go to a school because YOU want to go there. It's going to be the best 4 years of your life (yes, better than high school), so do a lot of research and be confident with your decision.
Years from now, what will you remember most about UNI?
I will remember my time with friends and the great times and events at UNI, especially the men's basketball win over Kansas in 2010.
What do you plan to do with your UNI education?
I plan on pursuing my career in Public Relations and proudly represent the college. I am looking forward to creating campaigns and ideas for companies that will revolutionize the world. I want people to ask how I've done something and I can attribute my success to the experiences I've had at UNI.


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Red Bud boys basketball coach Dave Gillingham, a former assistant at Belleville East and Althoff, has resigned after eight seasons with the Musketeers.
"I had the good fortune of coaching in two very good programs early in my career at East and Althoff and truthfully, I probably took winning for granted," said Gillingham, whose teams were 100-140 at Red Bud. "Winning, though, isn't easy. You work just as hard in a 5-10 win season as you do in a 20-win season. When you're competitive by nature, losing takes its toll and that's the sole reason why it's time for me to step down."
Red Bud was 7-24 overall this season and 0-10 in the Cahokia Conference's Mississippi Division. The Musketeers will be playing in a new 1,200-seat gym next season, replacing a tiny facility believed to be one of the smallest in the metro-east.
"I hate to see him go, I like working with Dave," Red Bud Athletic Director Kevin Cartee said. "I just think he felt it was time to move on from here in Red Bud."
Gillingham, 47, said Red Bud was unable to maintain the kind of consistency and success it takes to compete against the region's top small-school programs.
Gillingham, who plans to keep teaching at Red Bud, was hired in 2006 to replace former Musketeers coach Phil Taylor. Taylor had two teams reach the regional championship games in 2005 and 2006, finishing runner-up both times.
"It was my goal to contend regularly for conference and regional championships and regrettably, we haven't gotten it done," Gillingham said. "So it's time to pass the baton here and let somebody else run with it. We've only won one regional in the last three decades (1989), but we've had some competitive teams and the pendulum will eventually swing back in that direction again."
A former basketball standout at Carrollton High, Gillingham doesn't believe his coaching days are done.
"After 25 years in the business my passion and energy level hasn't dipped one bit," he said. "I've had a love affair with basketball since Carrollton played in the sectional in 1973. I'm not sure what God has planned but if it's up to me, I'm going to be coaching a long time.
"Hopefully, I will be on the sidelines next year somewhere in one capacity or another. I don't know what it's like to go home after school in the winter but I do know that when I'm in a gym I couldn't be happier."
Cartee said at least one current Red Bud assistant has expressed interest in the head coaching vacancy. He also hopes to attract quality candidates from outside the district.
"Somebody that can bring some energy to kind of carry the program from the elementary (school) level all the way up to the high school," Cartee said. "We want to get Red Bud some basketball excitement. I don't know if we'll ever make it a basketball town, but we want kids to be excited about playing basketball."
Cartee said the new gym will be attached to the rear of the school, where three new science labs are also planned.
"We're hoping that might be able to attract somebody that wants to come down here," he said. "It's supposed to be ready by the start of next basketball season."
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9:04am Friday 29th June 2012 in Blackburn By Bill Jacobs, Local government reporter
PRIME Minister David Cameron has praised emergency services in East Lancashire for the handling of the weekend floods.
Mr Cameron made the comments in response to local Tory MP Jake Berry at Prime Minister's questions in the House of Commons.
The Rossendale and Darwen backbencher told the Prime Minister: "On Friday night, the towns of Bacup, Craw-shawbooth, and Darwen, were subject to unprecedented flooding when the River Irwell and the River Darwen burst their banks at the same time.
"Will you join me in congratulating the emergency services on working through the night and, in particular, the residents of Crawshawbooth, who came out in the morning to clean up their village so that it was able to welcome the Olympic torch less than 12 hours later?"
The Prime Minister replied: "I certainly join you in praising the emergency services.
"These were really very dangerous and damaging floods, caused by a huge amount of rainfall over a very short period.
"The emergency services performed superbly, and I hope to go and see that for myself, but now we are in the recovery phase, and the phase when people start to look at going back into their homes.
Mr Cameron cont-inued : "There will be all sorts of questions about insurance, and about how we can help, and I am sure that he will make those arguments here in the Commons and that the Government will do all they can to help."
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A Darener says...
Come on council get it sorted.
10:21am Fri 29 Jun 12
Info-warrior says...
David Cameroon hasn't got time for the North West of England there is no votes to protect in the north. If this flood had happened in the home counties then I am sure he would have visited those area's immediately promising that all councils will support and do all in their power regardless of cost to get the victims of this flood back into their homes and rehoused for those facing destitution through the forces of nature. This planet is saying NO to how it's being run and it will fight back,these floods are part of that process and it's only a matter of time before she shows what she can really do to it's enemies..
Living the ends times in BB1 or any other area is a terrifying time but the way to approach these demonic times is to console yourself by the fact that you got a front seat after all those thousands of years of humanity living on this planet you got a front seat to witness the end times.
10:28am Fri 29 Jun 12
Izanears says...
A Darener wrote:Over the years I have continually told LCC about blocked rain water drains. Like A Darener all you get is an e mail. Whatever happened to regular clearences? Surely they must know by now which drains are blocked regularly.
Great service from the Emergency crews. But what about the council? I sent an email to BwD council Friday reporting that the drains on our road were completely blocked with silt making the water flow down the road like a river adding to the deluge at the Savoy garage area in Darwen. Their response, a nice email back to say it would be investigated. Monday sent round a road sweeper???? As if that would help. It was a sludge Gulper required. Thursday's deluge 16:00 hrs Once again a river down the road, once again the savoy area flooded.
Come on council get it sorted.
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Oh wats that I hear in the background it sounds like someone laughing
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Vines[1] (also called Ivy) are non-solid blocks, 1⁄16 of a block in thickness, that can only be placed against a solid block, such as onto walls and ceilings,[2][3] and can be climbed similarly to ladders.[4] Unlike ladders, vines do not have a collision box, so the Player cannot 'walk' on top of a vine without falling; however, like ladders, it is possible to 'hang' on vines by sneaking.
Vines have the same color as other foliage in the same biome. They commonly grow on leaf and wood blocks in swamp and jungle biomes,[5] but they will also spread onto stone, planks and most other block types. Vines will not spread onto glass blocks, but they can grow as to 'hang down' in front of and next to the glass block if validly placed above them. Vines take as long to break as leaves and drop nothing if broken by hand, but they can be collected using shears. Although they can be placed after collection, they can only be placed onto the side of a solid block, not on the top or bottom. Breaking a block after vines are placed on it will cause the vines to disappear unless they are still supported by other vines.
Vines are considered 'replaceable' in the same way as Grass and Fire. This means that one may place a block in the same space as a vine block, and that will cause the vine block to be instantly removed.
Like tall grass, vines are most effectively destroyed by water; vines on a tall structure can easily be washed away by placing a water source block at the top of the structure.
If the player is near a swamp or jungle biome, vines may be easier to obtain than ladders. This makes them useful as a ladder substitute, if the player has run out of ladders, does not want to use them, or particularly wants a 'green' or camouflaged look for a building design.
Vines can be placed directly on Chests and Crafting tables by placing them while sneaking. They can not be placed on Cobwebs, though.
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Vines +
Cobblestone +
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- Vines can be climbed, but only when they are next to a solid block. This makes them a cheap alternative to ladders for a player who doesn't have much wood on hand and doesn't have enough time to farm it. Vines are more fragile than ladders and cannot be retrieved without Shears.
- Vines greatly reduce the chances of taking fall damage in jungle biomes since they absorb all fall damage.
- When descending vines, if the vines overhang an empty space, it is possible to continue descending down the vines as if there were a block there. You can't climb back up the vines without solid blocks behind all of the vine pieces, though.
- Vines block mobs' line of sight, so it is possible to sneak up onto mobs by hiding behind vines. Because of this, Endermen can safely be viewed through vines. You can also shoot through vines, but skeletons can't.
- Vines can be used to hide other blocks or passageways such as doors or even portals in a similar way to Paintings. This allows the player to create hidden passageways or concealed blocks.
- Sneaking on vines causes the player to hang onto them, even if the vines are not next to a block. This can be used to "hover".
[edit] Farming
Vines will grow into an open space below them. Making a bar a few meters off the ground, and then attaching a row of vines below it is the most efficient way to farm them. When harvesting hanging vines it is important to remember to work from the bottom upwards for maximum yield. Breaking a hanging vine will destroy all sections lower than it, but will only yield one piece of vine regardless of how many pieces were destroyed. Vines will grow at any light level, including in complete darkness.
Both small and large jungle trees, when grown, usually have vines growing off them. Oak trees planted in swamps also usually have vines.
Bone Meal cannot be used to grow vines.
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[edit] History
When the Adventure Update was showcased at PAX, vines hadn't been given a name, and a mouseover would not show a title. This implies that they didn't have an official name at the time.
|Added vines.
|Game crash if vines are placed in the Nether.
|Fixed the above bug.
|Vines spread infinitely down now, but will not spread if there are more than four other vine blocks nearby.[6]
|Vines now take as long to break as leaves and drop nothing unless collected with shears.
|Official release
|Vines are now climbable provided they are climbed against a solid block.
|Players are now slowed when going through vines due to their nature of being a collisionless ladder.
|Players who die falling off of vines receive a message upon death: "<player> fell off some vines."
|Added crafting recipe for Mossy Stone Bricks (uses one Vine and one Stone Brick.)
|Added crafting recipe for Moss Stone (uses one Vine and one Cobblestone.)
|Pocket Edition Alpha
|build 1
|Added vines.
|Console Edition
|Added vines.
|Vines are now climbable provided they are climbed against a solid block.
[edit] Issues
Issues relating to "Vines" are maintained on the issue tracker. Report issues there.
[edit] Trivia
- When trying to fly through vines, you will be slowed down considerably.
- If blocks are placed near a vine (such as the case of having a house built in a swamp biome, for instance), vines will start growing on the wall.
- Vines can grow in any direction when placed on a block. When there is no block next to the block where the vine is on it can grow to the side of the block. The vine can even grow up, but not if there are four other vine blocks nearby.
- When vines grow down they don't need a block below them to attach to, however, the top-most vine needs a block in order to attach the entire vine.
- You cannot place vines directly below blocks but they can grow under blocks.
- When placed on a wall that is touching the bottom of a block, the vine will also attach to the bottom of the block.
- Vines have the ability to support sand and gravel. However, unlike other such blocks, vines will be destroyed when sand or gravel attempts to occupy the space adjacent to the vines.
- Vines make the same noise as grass when stepped on.
- If a vine is hanging (touching the ground) you can't farm right there, as if it was a full block there. So when farming in a swamp or jungle biome, be careful when you are doing rows as then you will have to either cut down the tree or destroy the vines from the source (top block of them).
- If a vine-covered wall or tree is in an animal pasture, the animals will repeatedly climb the vines by accident, and die of fall damage or escape their pen. You will need to either destroy all the vines, or place some kind of collar on the tree to keep the vines from touching the ground.
- Vines will grow over Redstone lamps but will not reduce their light level.
- Naturally generated jungle trees of both sizes will have vines on their trunks and canopy edges. However, player-grown 2x2 jungle trees will only generate vines on their trunks, and 1x1 trees will have no vines at all.
- It is possible to scale a 1x1 pillar with no vines on the bottom or second-lowest blocks, but vines on all other blocks up.
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Vines hanging from trees in the Swamp biome.
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Key matchup: Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch vs. Bears run defense
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Lol Jen..me too. It's why it felt like a good time to get ready for work.
Oh, no, LH, that must have felt miserable! I remember it being troublesome to kneel in my great big dress, and getting up without treading on it, but our kneeler was quite well padded.
LOL Jen and Korey! You would have hated mine, then, and it sounds like LH's, too. Our ceremony was over an hour long, and that's not counting the songs and candle lighting and all that before I walked in. :)
I got married at the courthouse. It took 5 mins…
JEN and KOREY, the readings are a bit dry, especially when delivered with such grave dignity. The voices are very carefully modulated.
I am enjoying the choral offerings. My DS and I sang in a "High Church" Episcopal/Anglican choir for a time, complete with the piecrust collars.
LOL, korey, I'm glad I'm not alone. I typed and deleted a similar comment a few times because I felt bad, but it just kept going on and on. And then Maureen's livestream broke for a little while, so I didn't even have her amusing comments to keep me entertained. It's back up now, so I'm better. :)
I had a half hour of violin and harp music before. I walked in and it went and hour from there. I suppose my wedding was very much like this one, well, minus the 1900 aristocratic guests and the Abbey and the Bishops and Archbishops, full choir, kettle drums and trumpets,etc. but as far as the form of the service went this was pretty much it.
I don't know how our guests perceived our ceremony. I imagine it did drag on a bit, but we were pretty busy throughout, so it seemed to go by quickly for us. Besides the vows, songs, verses and prayers, we also lighted a Unity Candle, took communion, had a family binding ceremony since we already had LD before the wedding and recited our own vows on top of the traditional ones. It was a lot of ground to cover!
Her bouquet is tiny compared to Diana's bouquet.
Where are they going?
LOL, was that "My Country Tis of Thee"? Did America really take the song that we had to sing in school with the Pledge of Allegience each morning (as a supposedly very patriotic song) from a song that's a patriotic British song?
LP was commenting on her bouquet. That's about the size that LP wants, and I'm all for it. Mine was closer to the size of Diana's and it weighed a TON. I was afraid I was going to drop it all the way down the aisle and couldn't wait to hand it off to my maid-of-honor.
Ah, their signing their papers.
THEY'RE signing not their signing. Ugh. Getting late here!
They have to go sign the registry, just as Charles and Diana did.
Evidently when they first reached the altar, William leaned over to speak to his new FIL and a lip reader says he said, "We were supposed to have just a small family wedding," and made Michael and Catherine laugh, LOL. Good way to break any tension!
Three of them, actually, for a Royal wedding.
Whoa, another dizzying high shot. That is a very high ceiling, LOL!
Okay, JEN and KOREY, you are about to get to some faster paced stuff.
Catherine will be glad when all this is over, she looked rather tense, poor lamb.
I've just seen a very strange hat behind the Queen!
Those poor nuns look so drab in procession with all the vestments of the male clergy.
Here they come!
I just love that dress!
Did Diana and Charles process out so slowly?
I don't remember.
She keeps looking down. Why is she looking down?
She is on the receiving end of a royal salute for the first time.
He's saluting around the same time. I'm thinking it's for that reason.
He's saluting around the same time. I'm thinking it's for that reason.
Maybe it is because I did not sleep well, if at all during the night, but I am looking at her and suspecting she did not sleep well. Whenever I NEED to go to sleep and sleep quickly it is almost a guarantee I will not sleep.
I did not sleep before my own wedding. I don't sleep before traveling. Since I was so tired I was desperate to go to bed last night and then I couldn't sleep. I started wishing for the night to end. My face hurts. I am going to wait for the kiss and then I think I'll put myself to bed and watch the rest on my DVR later.


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Release procedures
5 February 2007 at 11:53am
With the first stable release of SilverStripe now out, we're going to need to change our release procedures slightly.
* 2.0.0 will be tagged in the system
* 2.0 will be merged back into the trunk.
* No more changes should be committed the 2.0 branch. If this is going to cause complications, we should discuss how to resolve them.
* Big development on new features will happen on the trunk, which will be branched to 2.1 when the time is right.
Re: Release procedures
5 February 2007 at 1:12pm
These have been documented at: http://trac.silverstripe.com/wiki/release-procedures.
Re: Release procedures
5 February 2007 at 5:50pm
The 2.0 branch of jsparty, cms and sapphire should only have critical bug-fixes committed to it. We need to work out a way of enforcing this - perhaps we should lock off commit access to all but 1 or 2 developers? Or perhaps we can just get everyone to re-check-out these modules in some sort of read-only mode?
What approach shall we take and how can it be implemented?
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Re: Release procedures
5 February 2007 at 6:26pm
hm, batch-setting of svn:externals to trunk and forcing developers to svn-update all their environments? if a specific project still needs to be on 2.0 stable, this could be reverted by the assigned developer.
additionally, you can lock files in a svn-repository:
seems like the "lock-owner" would then need to unlock the file before any commit can happen (or any user with "unlock --force").
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Re: Release procedures
7 February 2007 at 8:36am
2.0.0 has been created as a tag, so we do have that known point to work with.
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Re: Release procedures
7 February 2007 at 9:07am Last edited: 7 February 2007 9:31am
Conceptually, the 2.0 branch shouldn't exist after it's merged back into trunk. That's the point -- branches only live as long as they need to. For example, if there was an "Clowns and Puppies" port of SilverStripe, that branch may live a very long time (because everyone likes clowns and puppies ;-) ). But some branches, like a "2.0 branch" which is always intended to be merged back into the trunk, should die a graceful death.
This will clean things up in a real way and make life simpler.
One effect: after the merge of 2.0 onto trunk, we'll need to modify the scripts and definitions of projects in subversion to point to trunk.
Radically new, unstable development would go on a branch, like 2.1 or 2.1-kittens, until 2.1-kiittens becomes stable, gets merged onto trunk, and the cycle repeats.
Here's some good thinking on the topic. If we adopted something similar, I think that would be good:
Re: Release procedures
7 February 2007 at 9:32am
You're assuming that the trunk is the most stable code - the production code. I was assuming that the trunk was the development code, and 1 or more branches contain the production code.
Stable branches seems to be more popular, and the advantages of them are as follows:
* You can have more than 1 stable branch.
* You don't have this situation where you need to merge development code back into the trunk, which for a brief moment then becomes unstable. What if someone needed to publish before you had done all your testing?
An alternative, I suppose, would be to get away from the whole trunk/branches/tags structure and change it to something like:
In other words, ditch "trunk", split branches into "stable" and "development" and rename "tags" to "releases".
In order to 'stabilise a branch' you would move it from development to stable. And any new version would start as a development branch.
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Re: Release procedures
7 February 2007 at 11:57am
Good points.
A question: why would you need more than 1 stable branch? Seems like that could cause more confusion than it's worth.
Using the trunk for work in progress is more of the typical way of working, especially when you're developing a site. So that seems fine to me.
Renaming "tags" to "releases" might be a bit clearer, true, but as long as people still treat it (enforced?) as read-only time-based snapshots, I don't see much of a difference either way.
Hmmm. I'm still not seeing a big reason to split trunk into "stable" and development". I think creating a specific "stable" branch as needed would be just fine. The basic model (trunk, tags, branches) still seems to be sufficient and simpler to me.
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04-05-2014 19:50:40 | More by kbrown
3.13/5 rDev -12.8%
Bear in mind as you read this review that I'm NOT a fan of hoppy beers. I believe hops is an integral part of a beer, but that it shouldn't overwhelm or dominate the flavor. If you disagree, your impression of this beer is likely to be vastly different from mine.
It pours a slightly cloudy coppery amber with a bit more than finger-thick off-white head.
The aroma is mildly to moderately hoppy, with some malt hiding underneath.
The flavor starts out with a solid dose of hops bitterness. This backs off a bit in the middle and lets the sweeter caramel malt come out. The finish is a combination of roasted grain bitterness and hops. The bitterness lingers long after you've swallowed it.
It reminds me quite a bit of Rogue Dead Guy Ale, which also hits the same 35 IBU level that Tenpenny Ale does.
It seems like a very well-made beer, it's just not really to my taste.
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3.48/5 rDev -3.1%
A decent enough amber ale from Homestead Beer co. Pours with a thick white head and a hazy copper/amber color and thick cling to your glass lacing. Spicy hops and sweet caramel malts on the nose, light bread aroma. Nice mouth feel with assertive bittering hops on the front and side, and a copper kettle like taste with sweet malts to the front. Another reviewer, msalsbury, said it best when comparing this to Dead Guy ale, I agree 100 percent. While I am not a hop head by any stretch of the means, this is a highly quaffable solid American style amber. A session beer excellent for having after mowing the lawn or a tedious project. Decent enough price as well. Will look for other styles from them for further analysis.
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22 ounce bottle, bottle #000866. Label on my bottle says 5.4% ABV. Served in a pint glass, the beer pours a mostly clear amber color with an inch off-white head that sticks around for a while. There's also a good amount of lacing. The brew smells like caramel malt, stone fruit and some grassy/piney hops. Taste is similar to the aroma, but I also pick up some bready malt too. Mouthfeel/body is medium, it's coating, smooth and very easy to drink. Low/moderate carbonation. I thought this was a solid amber ale, I'd buy this again. This is the first Homestead beer I've tried, and I'll make a point to try their other beers when I come across them. $4.99 a bomber.
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Gruyere & Prosciutto Strata Recipe
Prosciutto, sweet onions and Gruyere combine for a perfect make-ahead brunch dish, and there are never any leftovers. — Patricia Lavell, Islamorada, Florida
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 4 ounces thin slices prosciutto, chopped
- 2 large sweet onions, chopped (4 cups)
- 1 carton (8 ounces) egg substitute
- 2-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 8 cups cubed French bread
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Gruyere or Swiss cheese, divided
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add prosciutto; cook and stir until crisp. Remove from pan with a slotted spoon. Add onions to the same pan; cook and stir until tender.
- In a large bowl, whisk egg substitute, milk, mustard and pepper. Stir in bread and onions. Reserve 2 tablespoons cooked prosciutto for topping; stir remaining prosciutto into bread mixture.
- Transfer half of the mixture to a greased 13x9-in. baking dish; sprinkle with half of the cheese. Top with remaining bread mixture. Separately cover and refrigerate strata and reserved prosciutto overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350°. Remove strata from refrigerator while oven heats. Bake, uncovered, 20 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining cheese; top with reserved prosciutto. Bake 15-20 minutes longer or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand 5-10 minutes before serving. Yield: 9 servings.
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Absolutely delicious! Had this for Easter Brunch and everyone agreed it was a "repeater." Made EXACTLY as instructed.
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Tyler police have arrested two suspects in the shooting and killing of 21-year-old, Joshua Robert McGill, and are questioning two juveniles in connection to the crime.
McGill was shot in the back with a shotgun at the Kensington Apartments in Tyler at approximately 9:45 P.M. Monday.
Investigators, patrol officers and the U.S. Marshals located the suspects on Wednesday and took them into custody without force.
According to Tyler police, 19-year-old Ladarrius Devonte Warren and 18-year-old Earnest Deaurndra Jackson, Jr. were arrested for capital murder. Each are being held on a $2,000,000 bond.
Warren and Jackson were found in two separate Smith County homes.
Police said the Remington 870 12-gauge shotgun used in the crime was found at the home of one of the juveniles being questioned.
Investigators said McGill was selling marijuana to the suspects, who attempted to steal it without paying for it. The suspects then shot and killed McGill.
McGill's friend, Kristen Beard, said he was visiting her at her apartment Monday night when the two men knocked on the door asking for him.
"He came outside to see somebody and then when he walked out, not even five minutes later that's when we heard it. I tried to give him CPR but there was just blood coming up. That's when my roommate Kyle came over and was helping. Then there was a nurse over here that was pushing down and then I was breathing in his mouth. I had blood all over me, it was the scariest thing ever." said Beard.
McGill was transported to East Texas Medical Center in Tyler, where he was later pronounced dead.
According to McGill's father, he graduated Whitehouse in 2010, when he went on to study psychology at Tyler Junior College. His dad said he always wanted to help people and eventually wanted to become a counselor.
Kenya Symonette worked with McGill when he was in the youth ministry at the family's church in Whitehouse. She said she remembers him as a kid with a big heart.
"He was a good friend and a listener to his friends," Symonette said. "He just wanted to help other kids and help other people through their problems."
Beard echoed those sentiments and said, "he was the sweetest, most generous person you'll ever meet. If you ever needed anything, he would do it for you. He'll jump the hoops to help you."
For Symonette, it's three young lives wasted.
"They're at an age where they're just starting life and they're making decisions that affect the rest of their lives," she said. "That's just tragic that they would make such bad decisions. It's really tragic that his life ended so soon."
"He was at the bad place and the wrong time," Beard said.
Tyler police said the investigation is ongoing.
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We run the rule over United stars' prospects of playing at the World Cup finals next year...
How has Lindegaard contributed so far? Having kept a clean sheet in Denmark's opener against the Czech Republic last September, Lindegaard missed out on the following qualifiers through injury. Real Betis keeper Stephan Andersen has since occupied the role, leaving the United man battling to regain a place in the Danish squad.
Situation at United? Lindegaard is awaiting his first Barclays Premier League action of the season, having been on the bench in United's three opening fixtures. The 29-year-old continues to play deputy to David De Gea, as he did for much of last season, but has expressed his desire to force his way into the side at Old Trafford.
Likelihood of being involved in the squad? Olsen looks set to stick by Andersen after declining to call up Lindegaard for this month's internationals. Anders may well feature in Denmark's final two qualifiers, depending on the outcome of the next few days.
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