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It's best to exit I-70 at the E Vail exit, about 100miles W of Denver, parking problems abound here, find legal parking or be rich, or you can park near the Pumphouse area. Then hike back east to Spiral Stairs. Climb it or 4th class gully to the right.
From Rich Purnell: Misery was the first mixed line in the upper Staircase area, which I refer to as the Belfry (Spiral Stairs leads to the Belfry). It was put up in February of 1998 with a hand drill and boasted two pins. Svengali followed the next Jan and sent on Feb. 3rd in '99 then Quasimodo in about 2003. All these routes were FA'd without the nice leashless tools and heelspurs we now all know and love. Finally, Pete Takeda and I added Guano and Esmeralda sometime around 2004. I think there is still at least two routes to do here, and a variation to Svengali that would be pretty nice.
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Climb up a shallow corner on small (small) holds. The rock climbing here is technical and fragile. Pull the lip to a sheet of ice no more than 1/2" thick and about 20 feet long. The ice does take a stubby just under the roof but then again there are anchors at that point....[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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The 64-acre Planned Unit Development property is about a third of a mile west of Raceway Road, adjacent to the Clermont Lakes subdivision. While the intention is eventually to have an indoor sports use facility on the grounds, it will start out with softball diamonds, according to the Hendricks County Planning and Building Department.
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"This was a commercial portion of the Planned Unit Development (PUD) and the commercial activities weren't working well, so they decided to amend it to allow for this type of activity," said Don Reitz, director of the county's planning and building department.
That amendment was voted on this past February. Originally, plans were to potentially host leagues in sports such as soccer and basketball.
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Located on Middle Gulf Drive, Sundial K402 is a privately owned two bedroom/two bathroom direct gulf front condo on the fourth floor. This unit offers Three TV's, Two DVD's and Washer/dryer. Property amenities include beach access, pool, BBQ Grills and high-speed wireless internet access. Can accommodate up to six people.
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We're offering 5 luxury Tahoe rentals. If this home is booked, please call Karen at 775 - 720 - 9422 to discuss other rentals. We've been offering Tahoe rentals since 2000 and live in Tahoe. We can assist you when needed.
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INCLINE VILLAGE AMENITIES. Incline Village is a planned community and one of the most prestigious and prettiest towns in Lake Tahoe. It offers residents 3 private beaches (one with a pool), 2 golf courses, and a recreation center. Renters are given beach passes which provide beach access at $10/adult and $3/child. Public beaches are available at $7/day parking fee.
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Witnesses have helped Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police arrest suspects in two of five homicides in the west Savannah area in the past year and detectives are seeking additional help in the other three.
On June 18, homicide detectives arrested and charged Mark Allen Adkins, 22, with the murder of Frederick Early, 24. He was also charged with two counts of aggravated assault for the shooting of Briona Moore, 17, and Pamphylia Baynes, 20. Authorities found the three victims with gunshot wounds at Eagle and Richards streets at 12:48 p.m. May 16.
Patrol officers found the two victims of the May 16 shootings on the ground and the third victim supporting herself against a brick wall when they arrived. Witnesses gave police a description of a male who opened fire on them and then left in a white car with tinted windows. Authorities say other witness information led detectives to Adkins as the suspect. According to police, both females are recovering from their wounds.
On June 10, homicide detectives arrested Greg Griffin, 20, for the shooting death of Rasheen "Bo Cat" Alexander, 19, of the 400 block of Carolyn St., that took place at Eagle and Augusta streets on June 9.
Residents of the area surrounded the June 9 crime scene, demanding police action and offering information. They told police that the victim and shooter were seen running on Eagle St. before the shooter fired several shots at Alexander. According to reports, some shots were fired after the victim had fallen. Police say witness information led detectives to Griffin.
"Witnesses are the key to solving these crimes," said SCMPD Chief Willie Lovett in a press release. "Clearly, some residents of the west Savannah area are frustrated with crime in their area and are coming forward. Without that, we probably would not have been able to solve these crimes. Now, we need help with the others. We are certain that someone knows who committed these crimes and probably others. They can help us get dangerous people off the streets."
Detectives are still seeking additional information in the shooting deaths of a 51-year-old man on Cleland Street, a 33-year-old man on the 1300 block of West Bay Street, and a 24-year-old college student in a park at the Hudson Hill Community Center on Hudson Street.
Police found Maurice Lipsey, 51, of the 600 block of Cleland Street, shot to death beside a relatives house on the 500 block of Cleland in the Hudson Hill area at about 7 a.m. June 20. According to police, Lipsey had been shot multiple times. Detectives and family members of the victim met with news media representatives in an attempt to solicit information on the shooting death, but addition information is still needed to identify the shooter.
Patrol officers responding to a shooting call found William Bass Jr., 33, shot to death beside West Bay Street at about 1 a.m. March 13. Police say he was clutching two $1 bills when he died.
Police found William George Anderson, 24, near a picnic table in the park with multiple gunshot wounds at about 8 a.m. Nov. 3, 2012.
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After appointing a new CEO in June, the California High Speed Rail Authority has assembled a new team to manage operations. The CHSRA announced Monday evening that it had placed eight new people into leadership positions within organization.
"The Authority is making major strides in putting in place an experienced management team to significantly improve its operations," said Jeff Morales, CHSRA CEO. "Today marks a major milestone in achieving our staffing goals with more progress soon to follow," Morales said.
Morales collaborated with the California Department of Transportation to find people with the appropriate skill sets.
Dennis Trujillo will be the CHSRA's new Chief Deputy Director. He has worked as the Deputy Director of External Affairs for Caltrans, and as Deputy Treasurer to California Treasurer Phil Angelides.
The new Northern California Regional Director will be
Ben Tripousis. The San Jose State graduate was previously a transportation policy manager for the City of San Jose. He was also the District Director for Assembly member Delaine Eastin.
Karen Green Ross was hired as Assistant Chief Counsel. Prior to this position with the transportation authority, she was the Deputy for Investments for California State Controller Steve Westly.
Former Air Force member Wendy Boykins will be serving as the Chief Administration Officer. She worked as a human resources manager at the Department of General services for more than 25 years.
The man who coordinated project risk management for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Project, Jon Tapping, will be the new Risk Manager. Much of his professional experience is in large project management.
Former federal advisor
Melissa White is the new Chief Deputy of External Affairs. She's worked as a staff member in U.S. Senator Bob Graham's office, and as an Analyst at the Regional Council of Rural Counties in Sacramento.
The Central Valley Regional Director will be Diana L. Gomez , who most recently worked on the California Department of Transportation's executive team in Fresno.
Rob Wilcox, former communications director for the California Citizens Redistricting Commission was hired to be the Deputy Director of Communications. Wilcox handled communications for the City of Los Angeles' Controllers office.
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Shishin Shiatsu, was established in April 2000. Kevin Lee is a shiatsu therapist and has been practicing shiatsu since May 1997. He is a graduate of Aisen Shiatsu School where he studied the Namikoshi style of shiatsu and is licensed by the State of Hawaii on May 17, 1997 (license #4511).
Shiatsu is pressure applied to specific points to one's body. Pressure is applied by the hands and fingers properly gauged to each individual. Shiatsu helps to circulate blood through the entire body. It helps to eliminate fatigue-producing elements and stimulates the body's natural heeling powers to help one recuperate. The applied pressure causes diffusion of lactic acid and carbon dioxide that has accumulated in the tissues, therefore reducing muscular stiffness and stagnation of the blood. Shiatsu restores flexibility and relieves pain-producing systems.
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Pronghorn 8" Brown
The Danner Pronghorn® series has been a favorite of hunters for years. We've introduced some key changes while keeping most elements of the classic design. The new Tech-Tuff toe and heel protect the leather and your feet from sharp rocks and other hazards on or off the trail. An improved lacing system and more aggressive outsole were engineered to keep you secure and agile over long distances.
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- 100% waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX® liner is engineered to keep your feet dry and comfortable - even in extreme conditions
- Durable full-grain leather upper plus breathable 1000 Denier nylon for excellent durability and abrasion resistance
- TERRA FORCE X platform provides lightweight, durable traction, heel-to-toe energy transfer, side support to enhance maneuverability, and protection from arch overwork and fatigue.
- Fatigue Fighter footbeds are deeply padded for all day comfort and high-mileage arch support
- Scuff-proof Tech-Tuff toe and heel
- Mountain Goat TF outsole was designed with the mountain goat hoof in mind. The tough outer lugs cut into the terrain and the soft inner padding offers superior traction mimicking the goats ability to side hill in any condition
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- Measure both feet. If one foot is slightly larger than the other, select a size that fits the larger of the two.
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- When you do receive your boots, we recommend first wearing them indoors for a few hours to ensure they're the right fit.
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The old Pronghorns were perfect. The new ones are stiff and leak bad. They dont even feel like a Pronghorn. C'mon guys, was this really your best effort. IF IT AINT BROKE, DONT FIX IT!!!!
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- Soul stitching not "full"
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- Any outdoor activities
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I have read the reviews listed here and have to disagree with most them. I have been buying Danner boots for many years and have never had an issue with the "waterproofing". I have never had a pair of boots that were ready right out of the box, Danner boots included. I have always put mink oil, or in the case of Danner, their boot treatment, on my boots and let it soak in overnight before taking them out. I bought a pair of Pronghorns on Saturday, November 19, 2010 and have been hunting in 12-18 inches of snow all week; I have not had a problem with wet or cold feet.Boot care is paramount on ANY pair of boots you buy; before and after wearing them.
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when I discovered the original Pronghorns I was extremely happy with these boots albeit they weren't all that "rugged" but these newly designed Pronghorns are awesome - I will most likely leave the Meindls at home
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This is my second NEW pair of these boots and they also leak within 15 minutes of getting them wet. [...]
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- Not water proff at all
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Business of Curling
"There is no magic pill, only hard work," says Dan Girard, manager of Alberta's Sherwood Park Curling Club, about the effort required to provide a positive experience for club members, year in, year out.
A few years ago, when Kathy Arnold looked into starting a Learn to Curl program at the McArthur Island Curling Club in Kamloops, B.C., she had no idea the results would be so spectacular – and so long term.
Finding revenue beyond membership fees is a concept that is sometimes forgotten when it comes to curling clubs. Corporate partnerships are great ways to find secondary sources of revenue, an opportunity that many clubs are missing out on.
Identifying a problem is the easy part when it comes to developing the sport of curling. But how do you, as manager of a curling facility, execute a solution?
Paul Webster is the Curling Director at The Glencoe Club in Calgary. He does "a fair bit of coaching" in this sport, but he also has valuable insights from a club program perspective. Currently in his second year of working with the membership of The Glencoe Club, Webster shares his personal perspective on what is undoubtedly his club's most successful program.
Picture this: your curling centre has a terrific social bonspiel coming up soon, and you want to get the word out to participants. You also want to entice some non-curlers to check out the action at your club and maybe give curling a try. Great! You're all set – but what's the best way to spread the news?
They've been curling at the Glendale Golf and Country Club in Hamilton, Ontario, since 1960, but when ClubLink stepped in to take over management of the golf facility two years ago, the big question arose: will Glendale continue to offer curling as well as golf?
The Canadian Society of Club Managers (CSCM) is an organization dedicated to supporting club managers across Canada. That professional support includes some of the following (excerpted from their benefits package):
According to the mission statement of the Strait Area Community Curling Club in Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia, the club is "committed to promoting our sport in a friendly atmosphere while providing affordable, quality programs for curlers of all ages and abilities."
Curling Quebec Announces the Team Captains of the First Caledonia Cup
Our sport keeps chugging along, gaining momentum every week it seems. All the neat stories in the news
In the past couple of weeks (co-incidentally with the start of the curling season!) we have received numerous requests about waivers of liability and assumption of risk agreement. After consulting with Steven Indig from Sport Law & Strategy Group we have developed a few tips and options for you, as well as new updated templates you can use to create your own custom version.
Matt Hames has created a list of 10 tips to get your club's social media presence up and running. This powerful 'awareness' option is a valuable one and it should be leveraged to help build the business at the community level. Good luck with it and we will watch for your presence in this 'social' world!!
True Sport, ParticiPaction and the CBC are staging the second Sports Day across Canada on September 17th. The event's intention is to showcase Canadian sports and to celebrate those sports at the community level.
We have been recently challenged by a couple of curling club managers to consider creating an online forum for club managers and/or Board members where they could share ideas and best practices.


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Bubble Spinner Rating: AddictingGames.com has long been a destination for online gaming. Offering an extremely wide range of mainly Flash games, it has provided endless hours of entertainment and enjoyment. AddictingGames has taken the next logical step in the gaming experience and started to reproduce many of its most popular … Read the Full Story →
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Ultralight Windows Netbook from Sony with Linux Instant-On
Sony has brought a new mini-notebook to the market that is small, light, stylish and with Windows Vista, although its instant-on feature is Linux-powered.
Sony is promoting its new Vaio P Series as "the world's lightest 8-inch notebook" and brands it as a Lifestyle PC rather than a netbook. The device weighs 1.4 lbs (with standard battery) and is "roughly as thin as a cell phone." The wide monitor resolves at 1600 x 768 pixels and is LED backlit with XBRITE technology. The keyboard is normal size, but here is where the target user comes into play. Sony's press release clearly states that the "spacing between keys has also been engineered to help reduce typing mistakes; making it perfect for long fingernails." Other netbook-like features include wireless, Web access and webcam. The standard battery lasts four hours and an eight-hour battery option is available. Sony also promotes its integrated GPS to help the lifestyle-aware user find local restaurants and hotels.
Windows Vista is preinstalled, but patience isn't necessarily a virtue Sony wants to entrust its users: instead of the normal Windows Start, an instant-on button, prominent on the keyboard, launches the Vaio Xross Media Bar interface. In about 20 seconds you can listen to music, download photos or videos and access the Internet. The instant-on function is based on a Linux stack named Instant Mode, which Sony includes in many other devices, such as Playstations and various cameras. Sony has a webpage "prepared for the people who are interested in Sony products with Linux embedded technology."
The lifestyle theme naturally requires a choice of black, red, green or white for the chassis. A color-coordinated Bluetooth mouse is also offered. Sony clearly wants to differentiate the P Series, with its Intel processor inside, 2-GByte DRAM, 60-GByte HDD and pricing model, from the Asus and Acer netbooks. In fact, the starting price is $900. The devices should begin showing up in February 2009, although a solid-state drive version is available now at the European Sony Style site.
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Featured Book Club of the Month – Dallas, Texas
May 10, 2012 at 4:10 pm , by Lauren Piro
Everyone loves a good book club, and women from the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas really love this one! Meetings of the DWF Tea Readers sometimes attract as many as 50 members, and they plan such fun events that these ladies just keep coming back for more—don't they look darling at their annual "Boas & Tiaras" meet-up? "We are all voracious readers," says member Jill Hayden. "When we get together it's a great opportunity to share what we've read and want to read next."
Is there anything special you do for each meeting or on occasion?
"Our group meets several times during the month at a local book store and we have pot-luck dinners twice a month in the homes of our readers. Our dinners have a theme – Breakfast for Dinner, Tex-Mex Night or Summer Grillin', to name a few. We arrange for an author to call in to discuss their books, how they got started writing and what they enjoy reading. This year we've spoken with authors Robyn Carr, Julie James, Shelly Laurenston and Shannon Butcher. We also get together one Saturday afternoon a month at an area tea room for a bit more formal affair. Once a year we have a very special tea with an equally special guest author in attendance. We have had Susan Elizabeth Phillips and Meg Cabot as our guests in the past." – Jill Hayden
What's your favorite book you've read together and why?
"That's the beauty of our group. We don't select a specific book to read and discuss. Since we know who our call-in author will be prior to our dinner, we try to read some of the author's work if we're not familiar with her. Often we find that even if the author does not write a genre we normally read, or if we haven't previously read one of her books, by the end of the call, we're hooked and we've whipped out our phones or notebooks to purchase the books on the spot." – Jill Hayden
Everyone's super busy these days. Why is it important to you to make time to read and then get together?
"We have book club because it's fun! We eat good food, laugh late into the night, and get to talk about our fictional friends. Finding friends who experience as much joy in reading as I do isn't as easy as you might think. I love being in a room full of women who talk about plots and characters with curiosity, passion, and respect." – Maria Munoz
"Sanity! Seriously, I think the best reason to embrace hobbies and get together with people that share your love for them is sanity. In these days of 'go-go-go', a hobby gives you a chance to escape all the realities for your life for just a little while. I think that is why reading appeals to me and my book club friends. We get to escape for awhile into our books and then come together to share out love of the stories we just read. To me we truly have the best hobby in the world and our book club just gives us another way to celebrate it." – Felicia Sparks
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Blessed Thomas Bosgrave
Bosgrave committed the crime of showing support for a priest, Blessed John Cornelius, and helping him by giving him a hat. Arrested for his faith at the home of his uncle, Chidicock Castle, Dorset, England. Martyr.
- hanged, drawn, and quartered on 4 July 1594 at Dorchester, Dorset, England
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The RBI (Rad Baseball Index) of today's game was quite low.
After a number of seasons of mediocre postseason performances, should Danny Hall be considered "on the hot seat"?
Well, Yellow Jackets, it was a fun ride. We had our ups and downs, our laughs and fuck Clemsons, but now its all over. Herein we present the 2012 Joltin Jacket season in review, and boy was it an...
Howdy everyone! as you may know, GT beesball opens up their season in 7 short days, and I'm here to give you a little preview of what hopefully is a championship season! As you may or may not...
Tech will face Southern Miss today at 3:00PM
The ACC has 7 teams in the field along with 5 host sites out of 16 regionals. Georgia Tech is playing host to Austin Peay, Southern Mississippi, and Mississippi State in the Atlanta Regional, which is opposite the Gainesville Regional (UF, Miami, Jacksonville, Manhattan). Danny Hall and the Joltin' Jackets did not face any of those 8 squads in 2011. Tech is 1-2 all time versus Southern Miss (lone series played in 2009). Tech has only played Austin Peay one time (a victoy in 1996). Tech has faced off with Mississippi State 13 times with the last meeting coming in 1997. Tech is 3-10 all-time against MSU Bulldogs. Danny Hall has never coached head to head against MSU's John Cohen or UF's Kevin O'Sullivan. Tech's only spat with Scott Berry of Southern Miss ended with Tech being eliminated from the 2009 Atlanta Regional. Tech and Southern Miss played three games against each other in the 2009 regional and both scored 25 runs combined in all three games. Southern Miss used the Atlanta regional as a springboard into the CWS before being eliminated by UNC in 2009.
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Junior Dylan Fritsch to 14 of his 18 points in the first half to lead the Dolphins (4-5) in scoring for the third straight game. Freshman Marcellous Bell scored 12 off the bench, while senior Glenn Powell recorded 11 points, eight rebounds, four steals and two blocks.
The Dolphins shot 54.1 percent (20-37) from the floor in the first half en route to a 48.3 field goal percentage. JU also had 36 points from the bench and 26 points on 26 Suns' (9-3) turnovers and 18 steals.
"We are happy to come away with the win," JU head coach Cliff Warren said. "Our team has struggled early, but I am pleased with the way we started tonight. There is certainly more room for improvement and we will start that process for Friday's match-up at South Carolina."
In the first half, the Dolphins took a 14-5 lead (15:50) on consecutive three-pointers from sophomore Jeremy Bogus and Fritsch. Bell added a three-pointer less than five minutes later to extend the JU advantage to 28-16. The Suns picked up a score on a layup and got a three-pointer from Colton Catto to cut the deficit to 28-21 (10:02). JU followed with a Bell three-pointer that sparked a 21-4 stretch to give them a 49-25 lead (5:52). Senior Russell Powell nailed a jumper in the final minute to allow JU a commanding 57-35 lead at half time.
Junior Keith McDougald and junior Javon Dawson each finished with 10 points for JU. McDougald also added five assists and four steals to help the cause.
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---- — My memo-ries take me back to that time when most things were good.
We went to the movie houses to see our cowboy hero's like Roy Rogers and Gene Autry; their horses, Trigger and Champion; and their sidekicks, Andy Devine, Gabby Hayes and Pat Butram. We saw great singers like The Sons of the Pioneers and Dale Evans.
You did not see much, if any, kissing going on, but the shows were great to enjoy with your friends. Boy, those horses got a lot of hugs and taking care of. The movie houses back then were the Fox, Wood, Sipe, Indiana, Isis, and The Colonial.
A young fellow and his friends could go downtown and, before going to one of the movie shows, buy a large bag of popcorn at McClelland's or popcorn and peanuts at the wagon, just north of the Indiana movie house. And after the show, you could go to Hill's Snappy Service to get the best fries and hamburgers, and top it off with a frosted malt only found at Hill's.
They just are no more, except in our memory banks, and hopefully we will remember it all till that time when God calls us home.
One place that is still downtown is the Kokomo Tribune, where this column is printed and in the same spot and still going strong.
The stores that were downtown have either gone out of business or out to the malls to get every customer they can. One of the best places for me to spend time in was the Walt Moss Barber Shop. Walt was about as nice a guy as there ever was, and he cut my hair until that time when the forehead started meeting the back of my neck.
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The stores that made the move to the malls were Sears, Penney's and Wards. Now Wards is gone altogether. Great stores like Kresge's, McClelland's and K&S Department Store are gone — and how can we forget the restaurant in Kresge's, where many workers downtown stopped to get their lunches made by the nicest ladies around, like Mary Lou Budd, who served you with a smile. We just don't have people like that anymore who treat you with great service.
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Major boost as £9million rail link cash announced for Burnley
11:10am Monday 31st October 2011 in News By Peter Magill, Chief reporter
A £9million scheme to create a direct rail link between Burnley and Manchester has been given the go-ahead.
Jubilant campaigners said the Todmorden Curve project was 'absolutely vital' to the future prosperity of Burnley and the local area.
Calls to restore the line have been made for over 50 years and the project should reduce train travel times between Burnley and Manchester's Victoria station to around 35 minutes.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg confirmed the project can now go ahead with investment from the Regional Growth Fund (RGF).
An estimated £85million worth of knock-on benefits, particularly for the Weavers' Triangle area, and 130 jobs established, are predicted.
More than £24million is set to be invested across East Lancashire, by the RGF, to help businesses pull clear of the recession and support inward investment.
No timescale has yet been given for the Todmorden Curve scheme.
Currently commuters are forced to extend their journey to Hebden Bridge, to connect with a Manchester-bound service, or change at Blackburn, in the opposite direction.
Yesterday's announcement completes a regeneration hat-trick for Burnley, following the £3.8million European Regional Development Fund backing for Burnley Bridge Business Park and confirmation a new university training college will be constructed within the Weavers' Triangle.
Work is also set to start upgrading Burnley Manchester Road station.
Stephen Martin, chairman of campaign group Save the East Lancashire Line Association (STELLA), said: "This will mean a much shorter journey for passengers and save us having to make connections at Blackburn, which are particularly poor at the moment."
Supporters of the bid included Burnley Council, Barnfield Investment Properties, Network Rail and Lancashire County Council.
Council leader Coun Charlie Briggs said: "I am really proud of all those who have made this possible, and proud of the partnership working between businesses and the public sector.
"Our local MP, Gordon Birtwistle, has been an important influence as he been very active in pressing the case for this and a number of other economic development priorities."
Mr Birtwistle said: "There were many who believed this day would never come, who believed our heritage had no part in our future, who doubted Burnley could ever have a commutable 'city-offer'.
"This is a sign that we're on the way. This government has delivered, and over the coming years jobs will result from this announcement. This is great news for Burnley and the surrounding area too."
County councillor Tim Ashton, Lancashire's transport cabinet member, added: "Creating a fast rail link between Burnley and Manchester is our number one priority in terms of improving rail transport in the county in response to the needs of our communities.
"Reinstating the Todmorden Curve is vital for boosting jobs and economic growth in this part of Lancashire, so I am very pleased that central government has recognised the hard work of all involved and approved this bid."
Former Burnley MP Peter Pike, now the borough's Labour party chairman, said he pursued the scheme in Parliament and formerly as council leader.
"I have always believed that this major improvement in communications for Burnley would be the biggest single factor in ensuring a good economic future for Burnley," he added.
The move has also been heralded by Whitehall and transport campaigners further afield.
Transport Minister Theresa Villiers hailed the Todmorden Curve and Weavers' Triangle projects as 'great', with the potential to bring higher-paid jobs to Burnley.
She added: "Burnley has been waiting for the Todmorden Curve for so long and today's announcement is a huge step forward to making this new stretch of railway a reality."
Simon Leyshon, of Network Rail, said: "The Todmorden Curve project will put Burnley within commuting distance of Manchester and open up all the tourist and leisure opportunities the city has to offer."
Stephen Joseph, of the Campaign for Better Transport, said: " By filling in this infamous missing link on the rail network, Burnley and other Lancashire towns will get much quicker services to Manchester, improving access for employment and helping address the deprivation in the area.
"We hope the Government will look at other rail re-openings as a means of reviving local economies."
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11:22am Mon 31 Oct 11
happycyclist says...
I can't see any more money coming this way for Blackburn/Darwen's call for double-tracking of the line to Manchester, now.
11:38am Mon 31 Oct 11
nil bye mouth says...
11:39am Mon 31 Oct 11
shytalk says...
1:00pm Mon 31 Oct 11
DaveBurnley says...
1:31pm Mon 31 Oct 11
Philip A Berry says...
1:51pm Mon 31 Oct 11
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2:03pm Mon 31 Oct 11
notchuffed says...
In this respect I don't want to appear to be negative, but can somebody explain to me how re-instating 500yards of rail track where the embankments and levels are already in place can cost £9m i.e. £18k per yard (approx 1 metre)
2:06pm Mon 31 Oct 11
JayEss says...
bankhall wrote:It takes about 90 minutes on the bus. 35 minutes would be a godsend!
wow so a jouney time will be cut to the time it takes now on a bus so what?? how will that create jobs ?????bizarre
Anything that misses out the Manchester road traffic is an improvement.
Plus it might not create jobs in Burnley, but makes the Manchester jobs more available. = good thing for Burnley.
2:06pm Mon 31 Oct 11
ROBERTSLUMDWELLER123 says...
2:13pm Mon 31 Oct 11
tonygreaves says...
The £9 million cost is really a minor scandal - it's due to ridiculous Network Rail "safety" rules (signalling distances etc) that involve building an extension to Tod station when all that is needed is a low speed limit round the curve. But they treat it as a new line and so apply present-day rules. Also the alignment has to be changed to allow for modern rules on curces. If the line was still in place it would cost a lot less. But it seems that Network Rail are unmovable which is why the cost is £9 million and if we want the link we have to accept the cost.
Tony Greaves
2:19pm Mon 31 Oct 11
ToffeeGuy says...
I can't see how demand would justify this service.
They can't run from Colne to Manchester because there isn't a similar curve at Gannow junction to allow that to happen.
Perhaps the answer would be to run a 'circular' service from Manchester-Darwen-Bl
urnley-Manchester. This would provide an extra service between the main towns of East Lancs. If that train stopped at Rose Grove then that would provide connections to Nelson/Colne. Leaving in existing services this would increase fequency between Bburn - Acc - Burn to 3 trains an hour and the extra services to Manchester.
I still think a better investment would be to double track the line to Colne again to enable a half hourly service with the ultimate aim of electrifying the line.
In the short term, links to Manchester from Burnley could be improved with a faster bus service via the M65 and A/M56 leaving out the time consuming climb/descent to Rawtenstall.
2:47pm Mon 31 Oct 11
Wildman2011 says...
2:55pm Mon 31 Oct 11
Wildman2011 says...
bankhall wrote:Get your facts right or shut up pal.
wow so a jouney time will be cut to the time it takes now on a bus so what?? how will that create jobs ?????bizarre
3:26pm Mon 31 Oct 11
Noiticer says...
Now, the campaigns to re-open the lines to Skipton and to Hellifield must be stepped up so that the area has even better connectivity via through routes.
5:45pm Mon 31 Oct 11
DaveBurnley says...
Quite right, but let's take it step by step. If we try for everything they will throw it all out.
6:15pm Mon 31 Oct 11
Pennine Lad says...
If Gordon Birtwistle is being so self-congratulatory about this, he should also answer for his direct role in losing millions of pounds and thousands of jobs in Burnley by the abandonment of Housing Market Renewal (Elevate) funding, the abolition of the NW Development Agency, the continuing loss of NHS facilities in this area, and all the other public spending cuts that his Tory-led Government has implemented.
6:23pm Mon 31 Oct 11
Cliviger Gal says...
Now its time to look into re-instating the Cliviger Station so people in this area don't have to travel to Manchester Road or Todmorden.
This would ease both the traffic on local roads & the problem with parking at those stations.
7:01pm Mon 31 Oct 11
MerlinTheVoiceofReason2 says...
Pennine Lad wrote:The very reason this scheme has got the go-ahead is because the NWDA was disbanded. The NWDA quango was handed cash from central government and allocated funds not always based on merit but to satisfy the hidden agendas of the committee members, weighted disproportionately in favour of Manchester and Liverpool. I can prove that by means of FOI data. Now that the NWDA has been abolished, individual councils and MPs can make a case for their local needs, without being at the mercy of non-elected quango board members.
Very good news indeed, but (1) when will this happen, (2) what about money for the extra rolling stock that will be needed and (3) is there an agreed subsidy for the running costs?
If Gordon Birtwistle is being so self-congratulatory about this, he should also answer for his direct role in losing millions of pounds and thousands of jobs in Burnley by the abandonment of Housing Market Renewal (Elevate) funding, the abolition of the NW Development Agency, the continuing loss of NHS facilities in this area, and all the other public spending cuts that his Tory-led Government has implemented.
8:54pm Mon 31 Oct 11
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12:19pm Tue 1 Nov 11
bankhall says...
bankhall wrote:
wow so a jouney time will be cut to the time it takes now on a bus so what?? how will that create jobs ?????bizarre
Get your facts right or shut up pal like)
what moron ? that is a fact .Also how many people are gling to pay double the bus fares .A day return to Manchester will be approx £10.00 without a doubt plus the fares to Burnley from pendle so who would save hahahahah usual cr@p idea
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"Die Hard" (1988) -Curls his toes on a rug to avoid jet lag. -Choke-holds a guy while tumbling down a stairwell. -Sends dead terrorist down on an elevator in a Santa hat with the words "NOW I HAVE A MACHINE GUN HO-HO-HO" written in blood on his sweater. -Slides down a horizontal roof vent to avoid machine gun fire. -Uses a gun as a doorstop so he can wriggle through a vent fan. -Crawls through an air duct lit by a cigarette lighter, while getting shot at. -Shoots a guy six times from under a table. -Drops a dead dude onto Sgt. Al Powell's (Reginald VelJohnson) car to tip him off about the terrorists. -Via walkie talkie, tells Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) "Yippee Ki-Yay, motherf**ker." -Ties C4 to a chair, weighs it down with a computer monitor, and chucks it down an elevator shaft. *KABLOOEY* -Trudges through broken glass, then pulls the shards out of his bare feet. -Hangs the long-haired blonde terrorist 20-feet off the ground with a chain. -Uses a firehose as rope to evade a rooftop explosion, then shoots his way back in through a window. -Shoots the final terrorists with a gun duct taped to his back, thus saving the day.
"Die Hard 2: Die Harder" (1990) -Cruhes a bad guy in a luggage sorter. -Rides a girl's bike into a terrorist to knock him down. -Crawls through another air duct, using the vent to blindside Robert Patrick (!) while he shoots him. Take that, T-1000! -Knocks a bad guy off of a painting scaffold, then crushes him with it. -While subdued under a fallen plank, uses a moving walkway to bring a gun to him so he can waste a baddie. -Uses a pair of crummy torches to try to alert a plane of their low altitude. (It doesn't work.) -Exits from an underground grating just as a freshly-landed plane heads straight for him. (He ducks.) -Hops in an ejector seat to escape an exploding plane, then parachutes to safety. -Stabs a bad guy in the eye with an icicle, then breaks it off in his head. -Jumps a snowmobile over a truck and jumps off it midair before it explodes. -Fires a (non-lethal) machine gun at Dennis Franz to prove the commandos' guns had blanks. -Leaps from a helicopter onto a taxiing jumbo jet. -Pushes John Amos into the jet engine, turning him into a human smoothie. -Fights William Sadler on the wing of the jet, then pulls the gas tank cap off. He then uses the fuel to simultaneously explode the plane and create a landing light, thus saving the day.
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The Bruce Hornsby-scored musical formerly known as SCKBSTD has been retitled Stranger, and appears March 20 in the Developmental Reading Series of York Theatre Company in Manhattan. Lance Guest of Million Dollar Quartet plays the mysterious title character.
The show is the first of three readings under the umbrella of York, but will not be presented at the York's home at the Theater at Saint Peter's on the Upper East Side. The John Rando-directed reading presentations at 2 and 7 PM are at The Griffin Theatre in The Pershing Square Signature Center on West 42nd Street.
Featuring music and lyrics by three-time Grammy winner Bruce Hornsby, Stranger has lyrics by Chip deMatteo and a book by Clay McLeod Chapman.
Musical staging is by Tony winner Scott Wise (Jerome Robbins' Broadway). Musical direction is by Kimberly Grigsby (Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark). Director Rando won the Direction Tony Award for Urinetown.
The reading cast features Terence Archie (Ragtime), Eugene Barry-Hill (The Magdalene), Lisa Brescia (The Times They Are-a-Changin'), Ken Cavett (Taking Pictures), John Ellison Conlee (The Constant Wife), Riley Costello (Everyday Rapture), Rosa Curry (The Rocky Horror Show), Charles Franklin, Ron Holgate (1776, Kiss Me, Kate), Rachel Bay Jones (Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown), Garrett Long (Bonnie and Clyde), Marissa O'Donnell and Karl Warden (La Cage aux Follies).
In Stranger, Jim Reynolds (John Ellison Conlee) is a hometown hero — the high school football star who married his high school sweetheart (Lisa Brescia), went to medical school and returned to his small town in southern Virginia to become a doctor and raise his family. But he is haunted by the death of his younger brother when they were teens. Jim's teenage son aches to escape the town and his father's shadow.
"A stranger appears, driving slowly through town day after day, leaving a growing sense of anxiety in his wake," according to production notes. "Soon the rumors start as the town speculates about the stranger in their midst. Fear and paranoia continue to grow until a child goes missing and the town, lead by Jim, mounts a manhunt for the stranger in the car. Jim finally confronts the stranger, and his own demons."
The music draws from a variety of influences including pop, bluegrass, modern classical and jazz.
The commercial producers of Stranger are in discussions about a regional production prior to a New York City bow in 2013. When it was called SCKBSTD (a reference to a vanity license plate suggesting "sick bastard"), the show had a 2011 world-premiere developmental production by Virginia Stage Company, in Norfolk, VA.
For more information, visit strangerthemusical.com.
York Theatre Company's March Developmental Reading Series also includes:
March 21 at 3 PM
March 22 at 3 PM and 7 PM
With the exception of Stranger (at The Griffin Theatre at 480 W. 42nd Street), York readings take place at The York Theatre at Saint Peter's on 54th St, just east of Lexington Avenue.
All York readings are free to the public. For additional information on the Series and to make reservations for any of the upcoming free presentations, visit the readings page at www.yorktheatre.org.
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