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Note: Cream bassist and lead vocalist Jack Bruce, universally recognized among his peers as one of the greatest instrumental talents in rock history, passed away last Saturday at age 71. Rocks Off's Bob Ruggiero was lucky enough to speak with Bruce this past spring, and would like to re-run this int ... More >>
The classic-rock world lost another of its members last month with the passing of Jethro Tull's original bass player, Glen Cornick. They, alongside Deep Purple and Judas Priest, are one of what I consider the last three bands unjustly omitted from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. For those familiar ... More >>
At 80 years old, the "Godfather of British Blues" has certainly earned the opportunity to relax. Or slow down. Or stop performing all over the world at all. But when asked as to what his plans are after his current tour, John Mayall seems perplexed, as if it signals the end of one thing and the cons ... More >>
He's best known to the average classic-rock fan for the scant time in the '60s, fewer than three years, that he spent singing and playing bass for a quiet little trio named Cream, alongside subdued guitarist Eric Clapton and noted shy-guy drummer Ginger Baker. But Jack Bruce has certainly had a mult ... More >>
Guitarist Keith Wyatt has been with Phil Alvin's Blasters, one of the most storied roots ensembles to emerge from the '80s, for almost two decades now. But even after 17 years, he's still frequently standing in the shadow of original Blasters guitarist Dave Alvin, who left the band in 1986 to pursue ... More >>
In the fall of 1974, Jamie Oldaker was a 22-year-old drummer riding in the backseat of a car with a girl he met at a club. And he wanted to get to know her a little bit, uh, better. While the couple was tooling down the streets of his native Tulsa, Okla., a song came on the radio with a lazy, sync ... More >>
Eric Clapton Day by Day -- The Early Years: 1963-1982 By Marc Roberty Backbeat Books, 352 pp., $39.99 Make no mistake: Any rock bio with the subtitle "Day by Day" is not going to appeal to the casual fan. Nope, these series are for the obsessives who want full and detailed documentation on their ob ... More >>
I could sit here and write paragraphs about my appreciation of Geddy Lee. He was the first true influence I had as a bass player when I was in high school. For years after, I admired not just his talent as a musician, but his ability to improve and grow. He is also underrated for how great a "rock" ... More >>
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When listeners first heard the hypnotic, disco-inflected "Reboot the Mission," the first single off the Wallflowers' recent Glad All Over CD, they could probably be forgiven for the momentary shock. But upon closer listen, the song's roots were more firmly planted in Clash numbers like "The Magnific ... More >>
Forty-six years ago this week, British blues-rockers Cream unveiled their debut album, Fresh Cream, one of the most deeply influential rock and roll records of all time. The original supergroup, the band was intended to unite the "cream" of the late-'60s British blues scene, featuring Eric Clapton ... More >>
Five years ago this week, Led Zeppelin fans young and old squeezed their pants full of lemon juice when the band's three surviving golden gods -- Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones - announced that they'd be reuniting for a one-off concert in London. John Bonham's son Jason would man the s ... More >>
This past Sunday, The New York Times ran a piece by Paul Greenberg where the author explained how important the Beatles were to music and pop culture to his five-year old son. The child didn't know that the band had albums, but only knew the Fab Four from iTunes playlists. "When the Beatles record ... More >>
It's been a long time so it's hard to remember exactly, but some time in the winter of 1970-71, Taj Mahal played the Houston Music Hall. Between 1968 and 1971, he had put out five albums and become a staple of the hippie music scene. Yet with his soulful reinterpretations, permutations and homages ... More >>
From the remnants of other great bands are often birthed more great bands. Oftentimes these little side projects go under the radar unless you are a hardcore fan, or the new band itself gains a lot of airplay or word of mouth. Either way, some of the greatest rock bands of all time have been birthe ... More >>
Slayer's Dave Lombardo is destroying a couple of bass drums just out of frame.Forty-seven years ago today, drummer Dave Lombardo was born in Havana, Cuba. Never heard of Dave? That's okay. If you've listened to any heavy metal in the past 25 years, you've definitely heard his influence. Roun ... More >>
Forty-two years ago today, on Friday the 13th, the gates of hell opened up and belched forth Black Sabbath. Upon its release, the Birmingham band's eponymous debut album instantly became the heaviest, scariest, most evil record of all time, and it still ranks right up there. Calling this record "in ... More >>
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Me (right), God help me, and Billy Sheehan circa 1990.Last week, Neph Basedow wrote her list of the 11 greatest female rock bass players and she took a little heat for it, including some from me. But, she also got a lot right. At the very least, she highlighted the most under-appreciated musi ... More >>
Over the past two years, Das Racist has been a Pitchfork favorite and highly revered for their witty, perhaps smarmy delivery of mostly historical and pop-culture references. The duo - trio if you include their hypeman, Dap, and quartet if you include their hypeman's hypeman, Lakutis - is com ... More >>
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To the casual classic rock fan, Jack Bruce is the guy in Cream who's not the crazy drummer and not Eric Clapton. But the deeper-track seeker holds the singer/bassist/composer in much higher regard. Mainly for his 45-plus year career careening wildly through many different genres of music - and ma ... More >>
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Thanks to Mr. Jesse Dayton for showing us this clip Les Paul, the musician who literally created the definitive sound of rock 'n roll with his slew of equipment inventions, has passed away at the rockin' age of 94. Seriously if you make it that far after spending your life in smoky halls and reco ... More >>
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Typhoon Haiyan has made landfall in Vietnam after bashing through the Philippines leaving an estimated 10,000 people dead in the central province of Leyte alone, and devastating over 9.5 million residents.
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@sebastian puppy - I wonder when will your country fall:)
Karma? Really? And I suppose you don't realize that the people causing the "bad things" probably just flew out of the affected areas before the hurricane made landfall?
-Super Typhoon hitting Vetnam.
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Bad people can only say bad things...
Bad things happen to bad people. Nuff said!!! Karma?? I think so....
For most it already is to late :''(''
We need to pay as much attention to this storm and how it behaves as we can and learn, so that we can judge how best to prepare in the future.
We must also recognize that with this escalation in extreme weather globally, that Saudi Arabia and other countries near it could also be at risk of extreme weather in the not too distant future.
Whe n you have a storm as large as this one it is very difficult to determine what it will do or how long it will last.
The simple fact is that all of the world should recognize and respect the power of nature and begin to prepare!
Be fore it's too late!
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Everyone's writing prediction posts right now. I wouldn't have dared, except the website On Fiction Writing asked what I thought might happen in the industry in the next five years.
Obviously writers can't be oblivious to what's going on in publishing, but if you look at what's changed in the past two years, do we have a hope of predicting anything with accuracy? Anyway, who would trust the predictions of anyone who makes things up for a living? Worlds, economies, social movements roll out of our imagination to suit whatever story we want to tell. (And I see they put my interview next to a novel called The Mad Scientist's Daughter. Adorable cover anyway.)
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- I will need to weigh up several new social media environment and decide if they're worth the effort. I will need to remind myself that once upon a time I was scornful of Twitter, Facebook and even – gasp – blogging.
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By Roger Hart
My toes hurt, my ankles hurt, my knees ached, and I'd lost my sense of humor. I didn't think I could run another step. I blamed my pain on the macho jerk running next to me. I was angry with him for talking me into the run and angry with myself for going along with it. I had no idea how many miles we had yet to go, and I didn't have the energy to ask.
This was back in 1970, before the running boom, two years before Frank Shorter won the Olympic marathon gold. Being a runner was a strange thing back then. People stared at us running down the road like we might be part of a prison break.
I'd made the mistake of bragging to Fred at a teachers meeting that I'd gone for a 2-mile run.
"Only 2?" he asked, disappointed. He'd run the Boston Marathon. He ran in rain and snow, in the heat of the summer and in freezing Ohio winters. He was all bone and muscle. He approached teaching, coaching and life the way he ran: full tilt, all out. His cross country teams were perennial conference champions. Everyone called him Fred-the-Runner.
He asked me to come to his house that Saturday so we could run together.
"Three miles," he said at the beginning of our run. "You ran 2 without any trouble, right?"
Reluctantly, I agreed I had.
"Then 3 today," he said.
For the first couple of miles we talked. Fred told me about road races and the secret of winning: "Get to the finish before anyone else." Only after I laughed did I realize he wasn't joking. If Fred was giving me a test, I was failing.
"You're holding your arms too high," he said. "Makes the chest and neck muscles tight." He wore a black singlet and black shorts and looked like a cheetah on the loose.
I dropped my arms. It made no difference. The muscles were already tight.
Fred looked at my feet. "And you shouldn't run in basketball shoes."
I no longer had the energy to respond.
I stumbled and shuffled the remaining distance to Fred's house where I stopped, bent over and put my hands on my knees. I couldn't get enough air. I was only 22 but wondered if I'd permanently damaged my lungs. Fred grabbed my arm. "Keep walking," he said, adding, "Five miles. We went 5 miles."
"Thought we were going 3," I said.
He grinned. "I lied."
Against my better judgment, I ran with him the following weekend and the weekend after that, Fred frequently lying about how far we were going, telling me 6 and then running 7 or 8. Late that fall, I called him and told him I wouldn't be running that day. It was raining and cold. Fred knocked on my front door 10 minutes later, and we went for a fast 7-miler. "There," he said when we'd finished.
Over the next few years, we ran on rolling country roads, through covered bridges and over Lake Erie beaches. Fred dragged me to races and told me stories about Paavo Nurmi and Emil Zatopek. He explained the advantages of long runs and intervals. We discussed who was sexier, Faye Dunaway or Julie Christie, and whether the secret ingredient in chili should be chocolate or cinnamon. The miles added up, the pounds fell off, and I fell in love with running. I won some shorter races and finished second in a marathon. Fred hurt his back and stopped running.
Our lives began to follow separate paths. Twenty-five years after that first 5-mile run, two weeks before he died, Fred appeared at the door of my classroom. At first I didn't recognize him. His black hair had been bleached and was now orange. His eyes were bloodshot and his skin had a sickly, yellow tone. There were rumors he was drinking.
We were both embarrassed, Fred by his poor health and me for not keeping in touch. But then we started talking running. Fred wanted to know my weekly mileage.
"Around 90," I said.
He smiled. "Good, good. Be sure to include speed work."
I promised I would and asked how he was.
The heating unit along the wall hummed. Fred looked away.
I wanted to thank him for getting me running and reminisce about the time we circled the block four times to see the woman gardening in a bikini. But everything would have sounded like I was saying goodbye, and I didn't want that, even though I suspected I'd never see him again.
"The men in my family don't make it past 50," he said.
I started to say something about him being the first, but he stared at me as if we were beyond bullshitting each other.
"We had some good runs," he said.
I nodded. "We did."
Yes, we did.
Roger Hart has run 80,000 miles and owns a marathon best of 2:27:49.


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LABELLE, FL--Good news for the 12-year old Labelle boy fighting against an extremely rare brain eating amoeba.
Family members tell us doctors at Miami Children's Hospital are giving reyna more time.
Tonight, the family also tells us they are stunned by the number of people who have reached out to them from around the world.
The number four is taking the town of Labelle by storm.
"I've never seen anything like it," said Reyna family relative Letty Ayala.
It's more than a number, but a life that means so much to so many.
"Everyone knows everyone and everyone is willing to do whatever it takes to help someone out," said Ayala.
For the past week Reyna has been fighting to stay alive, after becoming infected by a rare brain eating amoeba.
ButFriday evening, Ayala tells us the doctors at Miami Children's Hospital decided to give Zachary six more days, with three treatments.
If the treatments work, Zachary will be the fourth person ever to survive this amoeba.
All week people from across the world have been praying non-stop.
"If you read the e-mails that are coming in from Kuwait, from Denmark, from all over," said Ayala.
T-shirts with the number four have been flying off the printer and businesses programmed signs to show their support.
Zach's brother posted on his Facebook page that sports teams like the New York Yankees have sent him gifts.
Even complete strangers to the Reyna family say their lives have changed.
"It's proven to me that my community does come together when they need to," said Tracy Kats.
Now, the family says they are relying on one thing--the power of God.
"We are hopefull, and we have all the faith in God and what he is providing for him and the family," said Ayala.
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Tom and Lucy are trapped in a maze of country roads. They stay in their car for protection and are horrified by an unseen tormentor abusing their worst fears. Eventually they realize they've let the evil in, and it's sitting with them in their car.
A new trailer for director Jeremy Lovering's (Sherlock) upcoming film, In Fear has been released online. This film is a home invasion film that takes place in a couples car. The couple is Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Iain De Caestecker (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) who come across strange events when they get lost in the British roads on their journey to a country getaway and music festival. This trailer's purpose is to set the mood rather than an informative plot trailer since we don't really know what's going on.
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Casa Havaneza - Lisboa, Portugal
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Casa Havaneza is an historic cigar shop, located in Largo do Chiado, that exists since 1864
posted by: tmob
location: Lisboa, Portugal
date approved: 11/24/2011
last visited: 1/4/2013
La Casa Del Habano - Parque das Nações - Portugal
Casa especializada em venda de Charutos, Cigarros e derivados.
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date approved: 11/12/2011
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Rock On - San Francisco, CA
Rock On is a cigar and smoke shop on Mission St in San Francisco, CA.
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location: California
date approved: 11/9/2011
Cigar Company - Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Cigar Company is located near the marina in central Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
posted by: Chasing Blue Sky
location: Baja California Sur, Mexico
date approved: 11/3/2011
last visited: 10/18/2011
Campbell Cigar - Campbell, CA
A cigar store on Union Ave in Campbell, CA.
date approved: 11/1/2011
Barclay Rex - Manhattan, New York
Barclay Rex is definitely a reference to cigar lovers in Midtown Manhattan, right across Grand Central Station.
posted by: SUp3rFM & Cruella
location: New York
date approved: 10/25/2011
last visited: 8/15/2013
Vasco Cigares - Montreal, Quebec
The place to buy cigars in downtown Montreal
posted by: Canadianzombie
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 8/23/2011
last visited: 8/22/2014
Cigar Shop - Erie, PA
Cigar Shop is located across from the Millcreek Mall on Peach St. in Erie, PA
posted by: Facedances
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 8/15/2011
last visited: 6/19/2013
House of Cigars
An independent cigar store in Gilbert, AZ.
posted by: adenium
location: Arizona
date approved: 8/13/2011
last visited: 10/20/2014
Cigarren Flury AG - Bern, Switzerland
A cigar shop in Bern with a very long history.
posted by: fi67
location: Espace Mittelland (BE/SO), Switzerland
last visited: 3/22/2012
Beehive Cigars - Sandy, Utah USA
Beehive Cigars in Sandy, Utah
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location: Utah
last visited: 5/15/2012
The Humidor - Santa Clara, CA
The Humidor is located in Valley Fair mall in Santa Clara.
date approved: 8/2/2011
Victory Cigars
Victory Cigars fine Tobacco and gifts located in Oshawa, Ontario
posted by: Skyecat
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 7/25/2011
last visited: 9/6/2012
Tobacco Road - Oakland, CA
Tobacco Roadis a cigar and tobacco store in downtown Oakland. The store is located about a block from city hall.
date approved: 7/22/2011
Danville Cigar - Danville, CA
Danville Cigar is located in downtown Danville. The store sells cigar and other tobacco products.
date approved: 7/20/2011
Broadway Tobacconist - Redwood City, CA
Broadway Tobacconist is located in downtown Redwood City.
date approved: 7/13/2011
Mule Tobacco Barn, Rolla, Missouri
This tobacco shop has a unique hillbilly "whirlygig" sign to attract customers.
posted by: Queens Blessing
location: Missouri
date approved: 7/2/2011
last visited: 9/15/2012
Azon Cigar Room II - Agawam, MA
A full service cigar store, smoking lounge, and coffee shop in Agawam.
posted by: neoc1
location: Massachusetts
date approved: 6/30/2011
Faeths Cigar Store - Fort Madison IA
Faeths Cigars Cigarettes Guns and Ammo
posted by: kJfishman
location: Iowa
date approved: 6/27/2011
last visited: 6/17/2011
Jeanie's Smoke Shop - Salt Lake City, Utah
Located on State Street in Salt Lake City
posted by: Lord Mot
date approved: 6/22/2011
last visited: 4/19/2012
Club Havana - San Jose, CA
Club Havana Club is a cigar store in the Paseo de Saratoga shopping center in San Jose.
date approved: 6/2/2011
Watch City Cigar - Framingham MA
Located at 497 Worcester Road, Framingham, MA
posted by: nomadwillie
date approved: 5/17/2011
last visited: 11/15/2009
Carson Cigar - Carson City, NV
Carson Cigar is a cigar shop in downtown Carson City, NV.
location: Nevada
date approved: 5/16/2011
last visited: 5/19/2011
Kingdom of pipes, Prague, CZ
Specialized shop in center of Prague
posted by: ToRo61
location: Hlavni mesto Praha, Czech Republic
date approved: 4/4/2011
last visited: 2/8/2014
Cigar Palace - Soquel, CA
Cigar Palace is located in a shopping center on 11st Ave in Soquel, CA.
date approved: 3/29/2011
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Why Stay At Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe
Authentic New Mexican touches are on display at this 56-room Santa Fe hotel, which takes its inspiration from a tiny town 30 minutes north.
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Hotel Chimayó, just one block from Santa Fe's historic plaza, draws its inspiration from the tiny 17th-century New Mexican town of Chimayó, located 30 minutes north of hotel. There, in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountains, artisans create the traditional woven blankets, bronze sculptures, and pueblo pottery on display throughout the 56-room hotel, where natural wood and muted browns serve as a backdrop for the traditional art and, in some rooms, kiva fireplaces. A bonus: To honor its mission to support Santa Fe's cultural causes, Hotel Chimayó contributes a small portion of its revenue to organizations that support local children in need.
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On-site staffers will also help arrange for a tour of Chimayó, which depart from the property's folk-art-filled lobby.
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Arrive at Santa Fe County Municipal Airport (SAF) which is approximately 14 miles from the hotel. Anticipate about 30 minutes of travel time.125 Washington Avenue, Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
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Despite its vibrant population of skiers and hikers, painters and photographers, alternative healers and hippies, this city remains strongly connected to its Spanish-Native American heritage-and to the pristine landscape that surrounds it.
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120 Veterans Highway, Taos, NM 87571.
Adults $10.
Outdoor Excursion: Visiting during ski season? Check out Ski Santa Fe for some of the highest-elevation slopes in the continental United States. During the summer, opt for a mountainside picnic with a view.
New Mexico State Highway 475.
1-505- 982-4429
Where to Eat: Mucho Gusto Mexican Restaurant serves authentic Mexican cuisine such as shredded lamb tacos (cooked in sweet, red-chili barbeque and served on soft tortillas), topped with house-made salsa and guacamole.
839 Paseo De Peralta
Dinner for two $30.
Where to Drink: Hotel Chimayó's Low 'n Slow Lowrider Bar spotlights the the "low rider" car culture of Santa Fe. Check out the bar's collection of Jack Parson photos, which highlight the custom-car counterculture.
125 Washington Ave.
Drinks for two $25.
Authentic New Mexico sights in Santa Fe.
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Now through - August 25, 2012
They Wove for Horses: Diné Saddle Blankets Exhibition
This exhibit spotlights traditional Navajo weaving techniques.
The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, Santa Fe.
August 3 - 5, 2012
Silver Clay Festival
The inaugural celebration highlights the many uses of clay, from pottery to claymation. Demos and workshops take place in downtown art galleries.
Silver City, New Mexico.
September 6, 2012
Will Shuster's Zozobra 2012
Conceived in 1924 by Santa Fe artist William Howard Shuster, Jr., this yearly performance involves the ceremonial burning of a giant, mobile effigy, the Zozobra.
Fort Marcy Park, Santa Fe.
September 22-23, 2012
Santa Fe Renaissance Fair
A two-day celebration with vaudeville-style entertainment by Santa Fe's Clan Tynker performers.
El Rancho de las Golondrinas, Santa Fe.


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ANAHEIM – As workers were putting the finishing touches on the new concessions inside, Honda Center was still standing in all its understated glory Tuesday and it figures to be all spruced up for the Ducks' home opener tonight against Vancouver.
The red carpet will be laid out for the players to enter the edifice after returning home from their season-opening road trip, where they hope to be greeted by a mob of fans with pens and flashing cameras instead of pitchforks and torches.
It is safe to say that it will be curious audience that will watch how the Ducks respond to their 0-3 start that has seen them play mostly awful hockey and reinforcing an increasing notion that it could be a long season ahead.
The Ducks have sold out every home opener since 2001 but some fans might already be turned off as there are tickets still remaining. But defenseman Paul Mara will be interested to see the reaction from those who will greet them.
"I'm hoping it's going to be positive," Mara said. "The fans here know what we're capable of. I think they'll be true to us. We'll hopefully give them a good show tomorrow night."
Something certainly has to change and winning in front of the home fans would be a start.
The trip to the Midwest was nothing short of disastrous as the Ducks not only were easy fodder for their three opponents but they also took another big hit to their ragged defense corps that they could ill afford.
Here are some numbers to cringe at from the losses to Detroit, Nashville and St. Louis:
•They've been outscored by a combined 13-2 in the defeats. They never held a lead and they managed just one tie for a three-minute span.
•They've allowed an average of 48.3 shots per game, which is the NHL lead by far.
•They were outshot, 53-14, in the 5-1 loss to St. Louis. The 39-shot differential was the most the Blues have ever had in their 43-year history.
•The big trio of Bobby Ryan, Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry has put up big numbers – in penalty minutes. They have 52 between them. One big problem: They also have no goals or points.
•Their league-leading 145 penalty minutes are 57 more than the next highest team.
It is precisely why the Ducks all gathered for 75 minutes before an hour-long practice to hash out all their problems amongst each other and find some sort of solution going forward. In fact, the conversations between the coaching staff and the team's leaders began on the airplane ride home Monday night.
"The one thing that happens is when you're not having success, you have lots of meetings," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said. "Every coach has the same thing. You have ample time to converse and to get your message out there.
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Michigan running back Fitzgerald Toussaint was sent to a hospital for surgery soon after sustaining a serious injury to his left leg. Coach Brady Hoke declined to give details after the No. 23 Wolverines beat Iowa 42-17 Saturday. Toussaint's left leg -- between his ankle and knee -- snapped gruesomely as he was tackled by two Hawkeyes on Michigan's first possession and he was carted off the field. The redshirt junior ran for 31 yards on three carries against Iowa, giving him 520 yards rushing in 10 games this season. Toussaint ran for 1,041 yards last year and was starting to regain his form in recent weeks this season. Michigan will likely start Thomas Rawls next week against rival Ohio State.
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The cottage has fabulous views of the Harbour. It has a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator/freezer, oven, stove, microwave and dishwasher. The living room has a fireplace and satellite television. Broadband internet (wifi) is also available. The cottage is equipped with a washer and dryer. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms with showers and bathtubs and towel warming racks. One bedroom and bathroom are downstairs and two bedrooms and one bathroom upstairs. Towels and linens are provided. The cottage is set back from the street with a small patio and large grassy area in front. Several golf courses can be found near Schull.
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We live in the Los Angeles area.
Ann Marinovich purchased this cottage in 2002
Why Ann Marinovich chose Schull
We discovered the beautiful town through friends who invited us to stay with them during a family vacation to Schull. The town is small, yet there is a lot to do. The area is great for relaxing. It is also a great location for family vacations, as there are so many varied activities within walking distance from the cottage. The cottage is within a quarter of a mile of the sailing school, which offers sailing lessons.
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We love our cottage because it has amazing views from the living room, kitchen/dining area and master bedroom. We also love the fact that it is so close to town, yet it far enough away from the hustle and bustle to provide for tranquility and privacy. Viewing the moon on the water is very beautiful and gives a feeling of romance. The large grassy area in front of the cottages is a plus for children wanting to play outside.


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I'm starting to work on Joomla 3.0 just to get familiar with it, and wanted to also note for those tinkering with 3.0 (which this module is not officially supporting yet) you have to make two minor adjusts to a PHP file for it to work (at least in my case I had to).
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Menu Monday: Snacks Around the World Showcase – France
It's time to continue to make our way around the World Showcase, sampling packaged snacks that we generally wouldn't try in our daily lives. If you have been following along, we have already hit Japan, Canada, and United Kingdom, trying snacks from a lollipop to chips. There's more to discover, so let's head to France to find a French snack to sample!
Before we go, since we're on a snacking challenge, let's make sure we remember the rules:
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A Trip Around The World: France
Bonjour, mes amours – and welcome to France! I hope you're ready for one of the most beautiful lands around the entire World Showcase. The day I went for photos was just perfect. The weather was crisp and sunny and the crowds weren't too bad. I could almost hear the soft music from France before I crossed over from Morocco. When coming from this direction the first thing you will see on your left is Les Chefs de France. I haven't eaten here in ages! Does anyone love it or hate it? I'd love to hear in the comments below.
When entering France on your right you will see Crepes des Chefs de France. It's just a little cart, but the crepes are yummy. We pop by this cart pretty often. It's sort of like a year round Food & Wine Festival cart.
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In Newcastle-upon-Tyne, AD 2142, Detective Sidney Hurst attends a brutal murder scene. The victim is one of the wealthy North family clones – but none have been reported missing. And the crime's most disturbing aspect is how the victim was killed. Twenty years ago, a North clone billionaire and his household were horrifically murdered in exactly the same manner, on the tropical planet of St Libra. But if the murderer is still at large, was Angela Tramelo wrongly convicted? Tough and confident, she never waivered under interrogation – claiming she alone survived an alien attack. But there is no animal life on St Libra. Investigating this alien threat becomes the Human Defence Agency's top priority. The bio-fuel flowing from St Libra is the lifeblood of Earth's economy and must be secured. So a vast expedition is mounted via the Newcastle gateway, and teams of engineers, support personnel and xenobiologists are dispatched to the planet. Along with their technical advisor, grudgingly released from prison, Angela Tramelo. But the expedition is cut off, deep within St Libra's rainforests. Then the murders begin. Someone or something is picking off the team one by one. Angela insists it's the alien, but her new colleagues aren't so sure. Maybe she did see an alien, or maybe she has other reasons for being on St Libra … This is a stunning standalone adventure, by a writer at the height of his powers.
The book will be published in U.K. on September 27 2012 and in the U.S. on December 26 2012.
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"Bomb Girls" recap (1.2): "Gladys Hastings and the Hat Box of Justice"
And now to Vera, who despite her short shrift in last week's recap, is one of my favorite characters. Vera is coping with the loss of her scalp and sense of self, to which Marco gives his usual amount of help by attempting to take the blame for her accident, since he obviously distracted her by being really, really, ridiculously good looking. Vera cautions him not to be too proud of his cannoli.
And just when you thought we wouldn't be seeing much of Betty and Kate (Ketty? Bate? What are we going with here, guys?) we learn that Kate is missing her security clearance for this job, because Kate Andrews is just the name she made up to escape from her father.
But not to worry because Betty knows a guy. Of course she does. The price however, may be too high. To earn the precious papers, Kate must pose in A ONE-PIECE.
Betty coaches her through the scandalous photo shoot, and you can just see Kate wondering if this is how friendship with another woman is supposed to feel: this much heart pounding and face touching? It's all new to her—friends and music and smiling and the color red—so she just goes with it. And I have seen this scene like five times now and I still freak out every time at what an adorable spaz Betty is, totally putting Kate at ease. The experience leaves her shaken though, and as she dreams of her father punishing her, we get a sense of how deep her emotional trauma really is.
The next day at Vic Mu, Gladys tries to introduce a suggestion box to the factory, but is shut down by the other women, who are afraid of stirring up trouble. But Gladys, like Spencer, has never in her life stopped crusading for a dumb reason like nobody wanting her to. The men of Victory Munitions, as usual, take this opportunity to be terrible, making suggestions of the "make me a sandwich" variety. Gladys is on the verge of turning in her kerchief and giving up on the proletariat, but the boys have finally gone too far. They have awakened Betty, who can't stand to see anyone get picked on, unless it's by her. She stomps to the hat box, drops her own suggestion inside, and leads the rest of the girls in a full on Norma Rae revolt. Even Lorna is impressed by the show of solidarity, and Gladys and Betty finally join forces. Because, to paraphrase Ms. Rowling: there are some things you can't do without becoming friends afterward, and tearing down the patriarchy with your bare hands is one of them.
The Dream Team is Born
Also, you know Kate suggested "allow singing," and probably also has "petting zoo" in there somewhere.
That night, Lorna is about to go to bed when she realizes she hasn't quite met her chaos quota for the day, so she heads to The Sandy Shores to make a little trouble. She's yelling at Marco, who for once is actually blameless, and you're just thinking "god, make out already," when THEY DO. THEY DO MAKE OUT ALREADY. He kisses her on the mouth and she surprises even herself by kissing him right back. I believe this proves my point, which is that Lorna exists in a constant state of adrenalized hyper-reality.
While we're at The Sandy Shores, I'd like to say that one of my favorite details about this show is that, whatever the rest of the crowd is drinking, Betty is always drinking whiskey. I feel like in preschool when all the others toddlers were nursing juicy juice, Betty was leaning against the wall of the sandbox with an airplane bottle of Cutty Sark.
And then Betty tells Kate that she can come sleep in her bed and I don't have words for it, just a sort of a glow. Because who hasn't been there before? Your heart is so full of hope and fear and just saying, "I could help you with those nightmares" feels 10 times braver than taking on a whole factory of Cro-Magnons.
You know who else likes pictures of girls? GLADFACE, THAT'S WHO.
Betty goes to sleep with Kate's picture tucked under her pillow, while across town Lorna begins her nightly ritual of staring unblinkingly at the ceiling, deciding whether tomorrow she'll save the world or burn it down.
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