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Neil's warm squid salad makes a delicious and easy dinner.
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The iconic Church of the Good Shepherd is situated on the shores of Lake Tekapo amongst the natural beauty of the lake and mountains.
The Church was built in 1935 as a place of worship and a as a memorial for the pioneer families of the Mackenzie country. The builders of the Church were instructed that the site was to be left undisturbed, and that even the matagouri bushes surrounding the building were to remain. Rocks which happened to be on the wall lines were not to be removed. The stones for the wall were to be procured within a radius of five miles of the site, and were to be unchipped and in their natural condition.
Lake Tekapo is an inspiring landscape. Surrounded by an amazing mountain ranges, which at the time that of our visit was in the early stages of the snow season. My visit to here was inspired by images that i have seen from other photographers, but i will definitely return to Lake Tekapo, now inspired by the town itself, a beautiful part of the world.
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Beautiful shot Max! Love the subtle colours!
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You mentioned that your wife got crook over there… I hope she's ok now ;o)
Many thanks Sharon. She is still in hospital here at home now. But on the mend. One tough cookie, she'll be sweet :-)
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Love the composition. It actually provides a lot more info than the shots I took which were typically closer to the church. Makes me want to go back for a third attempt and do something similar.
There was another angle that i thought of while i was there, and now wish i had of taken. From the other side of the little inlet, would have probably shown the depth of blue in the water better as well as some more of the fauna surrounding the area. Like you say ……….. makes me want to go back .. unfinished business :-)
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On a side note – you seem like a down to earth bloke and it would be fantastic if you could check this out!!
Woud be much appreciated Maxwell, cheers.
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I recently ran across this idea and decided to give it a try. I was working with Lil' Sparky's Nut Brown Ale (a house favorite) and decided to add the hops as the wort was transferring from the cooler to the brew kettle. Most write ups for this technique say that the bitterness will be increased some but will be smoother. I had a hard time putting that thought together in my mind - but that is exactly how I would describe it having now tasted the results. All and all I liked it - but I do plan to cut the hops some (may be 25%) before trying this again. This would, of course, be of no value for the aroma hops. Has anyone else experimented with this technique? What were your results? Thanks David
I love FWH, I have been doing it on pretty much all of my recipes for a while now. But you have it backwards. The bitterness is much less than a 60 min addition, many people calculate it as a 20-25 min addition as far as IBUs go.
It seemed more bitter to my taste (and those in the house) but smoother - I really like the smoother part and will try again this weekend with a cream ale. Being able to "tune" the beer to be just as you like it is a big part of the fun. Sharing is the big reason for this page. Thanks for the encouragement. David
I FWH everything. I feel it's still bitter but much more smooth.
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Does anyone have a link to any "scientific" papers regarding this technique? I know there are tons of people that generally agree on the final results of FWH, I just want to see some science.
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I've done it before a few times but I usually treat them as an extra addition - to add some more bitterness to a recipe. So if you were to REPLACE a hop addition with FWH, which one do you replace?
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I miss New York so so terribly at this very moment. And I do not know when I can go back. So sad, but yet at the same time it's wonderful to have a place out there in the world that feels like home, which draws you and lures you back. It makes the world a tiny bit smaller, having an anchor over there on the other side of the Atlantic too.
New York... it's my place of play and ease, of awe and energy, of immersion and feeling completely alive.
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Love, Love, Love this!!!!! Honestly, Hannah everything about it is gorgeous!
I love your take on NYC. You make it look all beautiful and romantical. I hope you get to go back really soon. Hey. Weren't you asking us all where you should go on an upcoming vacation? Ummmmm....maybe if you stare at this one a bit longer you might think of someplace.
Oh my god, my hubby and I were just having that exact conversation about Kauai. I read him your entry and I almost got teary eyed. He said, "Wow, I could have posted the exact same thing only replace it with Kauai." We also said that someday we'll go back... I hope you get back to your special place soon.
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Smiles and tears filled Riley's Conference Center during a Dec. 12 combined post-wide graduation ceremony.
A total of 179 graduates were awarded degrees, ranging from associate to master's degrees.
About 10 different colleges and universities were represented in the student body.
Many demographics could be found among the students as well. Some were the dependents of active-duty Soldiers stationed at Fort Riley, recently out of high school, while others were parents and adults with full-time jobs. Some had continued on a long marathon of college education, and others had returned after a long hiatus.
One military spouse had a word of encouragement for young mothers hoping to earn a college degree.
"To all the young moms who were looked down on and thought that their lives were done, just know that you can still walk with a degree if you keep your head up," said Liu Dellafosse Mafi, military spouse.
Mafi's family flew in from California and Hawaii to watch her graduate. She also was excited that her recently redeployed husband could be present for the big event.
Brig. Christopher Ghika, 1st Infantry Division deputy commanding general for readiness, delivered the commencement address, expressing to the students that they should feel proud, but also grateful to their family and friends who helped them achieve their success.
One graduate was attending his very first graduation ceremony, despite it being for his master's degree.
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Oliveras received his master's degree in teaching from Southwestern College. He previously earned his bachelor's degree in political science about 10 years ago from Kansas State University.
Since then, he began teaching and has taught overseas in Thailand. He now teaches ninth-grade English at Wamego High School, Wamego, Kan.
"It's been a long, rough journey with kids and a fulltime job, but I finally did it," Oliveras said. "I'm absolutely thrilled. This is a monumental event for me."
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This week the United States announced grants for wind and solar projects totaling more than $500 million. The bulk of the money will go to a handful of big wind projects and programs, most of them being developed by European companies: $284 to Spain's Iberdrola; $47.4 million to Energias de Portugal; $42.2 million to EverPowerWindHoldings, in which Britain's TerraFirma Capital Partners has the controlling stake. Germans have been fretting that their extraordinarily generous solar subsidies—put in place partly to foster development of a German photovoltaics industry— have been going of late largely to Chinese startups. Should Americans have similar concerns? I don't know the answer. Just asking.
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Performance ReviewIt's My PartyThe BFG (Big Friendly Giant) at Albuquerque Little TheatreAlan Mitchell While the KiMo Theatre may not be home to a childlike poltergeist named Bobby, the Albuquerque Little Theatre is certainly host to a big friendly giant. Actually, The Big Friendly Giant (or The BFG) from the pages of Roald Dahl's beloved children's novel, adapted for stage by David Wood. The theatrical version of The BFG is presented as a dream about a play. Little orphan Sophie (Amanda Miner) is shuffled to bed, where she is roused by a mysterious trumpet and finds herself at her own birthday party—complete with friends, party favors and two loving parents. Alan Mitchell Sophie's dream parents (played by Mark Van Martin and Wendy Kostora) inform the partygoers that the planned entertainment won't be able to make it, so Sophie offers an alternative: Re-enact the story of The BFG, her favorite book, using a trunk full of costumes and her guests as supporting characters. Sophie's dad takes the role of The BFG, and Sophie uses a puppet to portray the orphan Sophie from the story (who she happens to share a name with) as The BFG carries her away to giant country—and an incredible adventure. The BFG is part of Albuquerque Little Theatre's Family Theatre Series, and Director Becca Holmes made sure to keep the play in that context. The concept of a group of children playing dress up and using their imaginations to re-create Dahl's story is splendid—a smart adaptation by Wood. Holmes, the cast and the creative team of ALT's production homed in on this strength. The resulting moments are both comedic and visually stunning. One example is when the party guests use brightly colored fabric to form a moving landscape as The BFG and Sophie travel to giant country. The puppet Sophie, carried and voiced by Miner, solves a looming question that weighs on the production: how to make The BFG a true giant. Miner does a bang-up job moving the Sophie doll across the stage, using the puppet's arms and hands in sync with the dialogue. To further cast the illusion, Van Martin, as The BFG, interacts with the puppet as though she were a tiny "human bean," twirling her about and hiding her within his massive pocket to hide her from the man-eating giants: Childchewer, Fleshlumpeater, Bonecruncher, Gizzardgulper, Bloodbottler and Meatdripper. The not-so-friendly giants wear elegantly constructed masks, each uniquely nightmarish. The masks were designed by Heidi Louise Cooper, who also constructed a "life-sized" BFG puppet that nearly reaches the light rigging for the final scenes. The bumbling giants are more absurd than scary—there's not much chance your little ones will be frightened by their fake, contorted faces. Holmes and the cast erred on the side of silly—the play has the feel of a happy dream, the kind The BFG likes. There are a number of others surprises within The BFG that are better kept secret. The cast gives fine performances all around, but a few stand out. Van Martin takes the word "friendly" to heart in his portrayal of the giant—he's playful and uproariously funny. Rarely are flatulence jokes so tastefully entertaining. Bradley Kenna, who tackles many roles, also stands out as a musician—playing the cello and bagpipes on multiple occasions. Kai-Erik Jensen, the smallest of the child-eating giants, has a talent for comic timing, especially in his role as the Head of the Air Force. And Miner, both as human Sophie and in controlling puppet Sophie, is always confident in her delivery. The BFG is a highly successful and entertaining production. Perhaps the only improvements would be to turn down the music, as it sometimes overpowers the actors, and to restrain the enormous puppet BFG's arms from clobbering Miner's head. But that is a hazard of having a giant for a best friend. Albuquerque Little Theatre (224 San Pasquale SW) presents The BFG , based on the novel by Roald Dahl and adapted for stage by David Wood, every Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. through Nov. 2. Call 242-4750 for tickets ($10) or details. | Today's EventsGirl in a Band at UNM Student Union BuildingBookworks and the UNM Creative Writing Program present rock musician Kim Gordon, who gives a talk about her memoir. Beauty and the Beast at KiMo TheatreBrahms & Schubert: New Mexico Symphonic Chorus & Orchestra at First United Methodist ChurchMore Recommented Events ›› | |
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Esperanza Spalding, fresh off of her Grammy win for Best New Artist, will open for Prince during two Los Angeles concerts this week. Her band for the dates includes Raymond Angry (keyboards), Joe Lovano (saxophone), Jef Lee Johnson (guitar) and Terri Lyne Carrington (drums).
The Forum
Los Angeles
May 6 and 7
Rafael Moreira
The Baked Potato : Thu., May 5
San Fernando Valley
Dirty Dave Osti & Bastards of Belleville; Bankshot
Cafe 322 : Thu., May 5
Foothill Cities
Nick Campbell and the Bluefields
Hip Kitty : Thu., May 5
Jazz Legacy with Frank Strazzeri
Jax Bar & Grill : Thu., May 5
Tijuana Underground
Vitello's : Thu., May 5
San Fernando Valley
Bubba Lugatz
The Baked Potato : Fri., May 6
San Fernando Valley
Virgil Donati Super Fusion
The Baked Potato : Sat., May 7
San Fernando Valley
The Greek Theatre : Sat., May 7
Los Feliz
South Pasadena Eclectic Music Festival & Art Walk
South Pasadena : Sat., May 7, 5:00pm-10:00pm
Preservation Hall Jazz Band, The Del McCoury Band
Royce Hall : Thu., May 12, 8:00pm
West L.A.
Gregg Young & the Second Street Steel Drum Band
ArcLight Hollywood : Sat., May 14, 6:00pm-9:00pm
Herb Alpert & Lani Hall
Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center, Broad Stage : Thu., May 19, 7:15pm
Santa Monica
Western Boulevard
El Segundo Library : Sat., May 21, 2:00pm
South Bay
The Backboners
The Talking Stick : Sat., May 21, 7:00pm
Venice/ Marina del Rey
Topanga Days
Topanga Community Club : Mon., May 30, 10:00am-7:00pm
Opening Night
Hollywood Bowl : Fri., June 17, 8:30pm
Steely Dan
The Greek Theatre : Daily from Fri., July 8 until Sat., July 9
Los Feliz
Esperanza Spalding
The Orpheum Theatre : Fri., September 30
Sinatra Mondays at Crown Bar
Mondays : 8 p.m.㬇 p.m.
Crown Bar
7321 Santa Monica Blvd, Hollywood, CA, 90046
Max Vontaine must have been born in the wrong era, since he's been blessed with a voice like someone right out of the Rat Pack. Listen to him croon his way into your heart at Sinatra Mondays
Foundry Jazz Series
Thursdays : 9 p.m.ק a.m.
The Foundry restaurant is courting a late night bar crowd with its new Thursday night jazz series. Every Thursday, the Melrose Ave. hotspot features cutting edge new jazz (and Absinthe) in a hip environment from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m.
Jazz Tuesdays @ Citizen Smith
Citizen Smith
1600 N Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Jazz night at the Green Door
Green Door
1429 Ivar Ave., Hollywood, CA
Monday Night Jazz
3221 Donald Douglas Loop S., Santa Monica, CA
Thursday Night Jazz Series at The Foundry
The Foundry on Melrose
Hot Jazz Sundays at The Whale and Ale
The Whale & Ale
327 West 7th Street, San Pedro, CA
Louie Cruz Beltran Latin Jazz Ensemble
Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons
9500 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA
The Cocaine at 2nd Street Jazz Bar & Grill
2nd Street Jazz
366 E. 2nd St., Los Angeles, CA
Jam Session: America's Jazz Ambassadors Embrace the World
Fowler Museum at UCLA
W Sunset Blvd. and Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA
Daniel Amat
Whittier College, Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts
Wed., April 20, 7:30pm
Southeastern Cities
Jazz Funk Fest
The Rumor Mill : Sat., April 23, 7:00pm
Preservation Hall Jazz Band, The Del McCoury Band
Royce Hall : Thu., May 12, 8:00pm
West L.A.
Herb Alpert & Lani Hall
Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center, Broad Stage
Thu., May 19, 7:15pm
Santa Monica
Western Boulevard
El Segundo Library : Sat., May 21, 2:00pm
South Bay Country
Suzy Williams
The Talking Stick : Sat., May 21, 7:00pm
Venice/ Marina del Rey
Mews Small & Her Fabulos Females
UnUrban Cafe : Every week Sundays 4pm to 6pm
Santa Monica
Opening Night
Hollywood Bowl : Fri., June 17, 8:30pm
The Gaell Schell Trio
CiaoCristina : Every week Thursday
Vocalist/Instrumentalist showcase
Hollywood Studio Bar & Grill : Every week Thursday
Jack Sheldon
Jax Bar & Grill : Every week Thursday
Kevin Crabb and Friends
Kravings : Every week Thursday
San Fernando Valley
Marc Bosserman
Left Coast Wine Bar & Gallery : Every week Thursday
Shine Muwasi Women's Drum Circle and Jazz Jam Session
The World Stage : Every week Thursday
USC to South L.A.
The Fine Arts Jazz Group
Paradise Cove Beach Cafe : Every week Thursday, 5:00pm
The Peter Smith Trio
Angel's : Every week Friday
Santa Monica
Tiera Church
The World Stage : Every week Friday
USC to South L.A.
Lynda Carter
Catalina Bar & Grill : Sat., April 2
The Mark Z. Stevens Trio
Desert Rose Bar & Lounge Inc. : Every week Saturday
Los Feliz
J.R. Rotem
Ivan Kane's Cafe Was : Every week Saturday
Serge Kasimoff
Duna Csardas : Every week Sunday
Mid-Wilshire/ Hancock Park
The Karen Hernandez Trio
Jax Bar & Grill : Every week Sunday
Peter Kavanaugh
Vintage Enoteca : Every week Sunday
West Hollywood
The Mike Guerrero Trio
Whale & Ale : Every week Sunday
South Bay
Sisters of Jazz
The World Stage : Every week Sunday
USC to South L.A.
Monday Night Jammz
The Baked Potato : Every week Monday
The Richard Glaser Band
Angel's : Every week Tuesday
Santa Monica Jazz
All-Star Jam
Cafe Cordiale : Every week Tuesday
John Pisano's Guitar Night
Vitello's : Every week Tuesday
San Fernando Valley
Rose Gales
The World Stage : Every week Tuesday
USC to South L.A.
The Mad Alsacians
Angel's : Every week Wednesday
Santa Monica
Rick Whitfield
Bleecker Street : Every week Wednesday
San Fernando Valley
Mark Miller
Duna Csardas : Every week Wednesday
Mid-Wilshire/ Hancock Park
Kevin Kanner's Joy Band
Eastside Luv : Every week Wednesday
East L.A.
This Ain't Your Daddy's Big Band
Las Hadas : Every week Wednesday
San Fernando Valley
Greg Poree and Keith Jones
Red White + Bluezz : Every week Wednesday
Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys
Steve Allen Theater : First Thursday of every month, 8:00pm
Los Feliz
Rachelle Ferrell
Catalina Bar & Grill : Sun., April 10
Richard Gomez
Desert Rose Bar & Lounge Inc.
Every week Thursday, Friday, Sunday
Los Feliz
The Victor Wooten Band
Catalina Bar & Grill : Sat., April 16
Brian Elliot
Jax Bar & Grill : Every week Monday, Tuesday
The East L.A. College Latin Jazz Orchestra
Matsumoto's 2nd Street Jazz
Last Wednesday of every month
Chinatown/ Elysian Park
J.R. Rotem
Ivan Kane's Cafe Was : Every week Saturday
Monday Night Jammz
The Baked Potato : Every week Monday
The Makers
Seven Grand : Every week Tuesday
Jimmy Spencer and Karen Hernandez
Colombo's : Every week Wednesday
Northeast L.A.
The Rio Fiumara Quartet
Colombo's : Every week Thursday
Northeast L.A.
Spaghettini Rotisserie & Grill : Every week Thursday
Long Beach
Gonzalo's Gypsy Jam Balboa Night
Joe's Great American Bar & Grill
Last Monday of every month, 8:00pm
The Eric Ekstrand Trio
Colombo's : Every week Monday, Sunday
Northeast L.A.
Zaia Lebtahi
Ratata French Cafe
Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
West L.A.
The Jim Gala Jazz Combo
Cellar 55 : Every week Friday, Saturday
Melrose/ Beverly/ Fairfax
The John Heard Trio
Charlie O's
Every week Friday, Saturday
The Playboy Jazz Festival
Hollywood Bowl : June 11 & 12
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
with Wynton Marsalis Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, June 22, 2011, 8:00PM
Artists: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Hugh Masekela
Gladys Knight Gladys Knight
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, July 27, 2011, 8:00PM
Artists: Gladys Knight James Ingram
Joni's Jazz
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, August 17, 2011, 8:00PM
Artists: Herbie Hancock, special guest Chaka Khan, special guest Wayne Shorter, special guest Cassandra Wilson, special guest Additional artists to be announced Brian Blade, drums/music director Jon Cowherd, piano, keyboards/co-music director Greg Leisz, guitars Marvin Sewell, guitars Chris Thomas, bass
George Benson * DMS feat. George Duke, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, August 31, 2011, 8:00PM
Artists: George Benson DMS feat. George Duke, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn
Chris Botti Chris Botti * Bobby McFerrin with Yellowjackets
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, July 13, 2011, 8:00PM
Artists: Chris Botti Bobby McFerrin with Yellowjackets
Blues Night: Robert Cray * Keb' Mo' * Mavis Staples
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, August 10, 2011, 8:00PM
Artists: Robert Cray Keb' Mo' Mavis Staples
Buena Vista Social Club Featuring Omara Portuondo
Hollywood Bowl : Wednesday, August 24, 2011, 8:00PM
The Quincy Jones Band featuring the Global Gumbo All-Stars and Friends
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Going The Rounds: The better defensive team will prevail in Super Bowl XLIX By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldJan 27 2015 - 1:30amCommentsAt different times during the National Football League season, I've made two sweeping pronouncements about the Seattle Seahawks.
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What The Footballs Foretell: Lots of blowouts, few close games in state opening round By Rob Burns The Daily WorldNov 20 2014 - 1:31amComments The opening weekend of the state football playoffs certainly was a feast for those who enjoy offense, as well as those who like blowouts, too.
Going The Rounds: Baseball writers can make mistakes, like they did in AL Cy Young vote By Rick AndersonNov 15 2014 - 1:31amComments Like those in every other profession, journalists (present company very much included) make errors in judgment.
What The Footballs Foretell: Win, or start gearing up for basketball practice By Rob Burns The Daily WorldNov 13 2014 - 1:30amComments The opening round of the state football playoffs is a gift that gives for four weekends, with the championship finals under the lights at the Tacoma Dome in December.
What The Footballs Foretell: The regular season is done. Lets get to the playoffs. By Rob Burns The Daily WorldNov 6 2014 - 1:31amComments The 2014 high school football regular season was an interesting one, as it was set out to be before we even took summer vacation in May.
Going The Rounds: Rick's personal Top-10 Aberdeen-Hoquiam games By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldOct 30 2014 - 1:30amComments Next Friday will mark the 37th Aberdeen-Hoquiam football game I've covered. Since I'm retiring from at least full-time duty in early December, it will likely also be my last.
What The Footballs Foretell: Statistics, plus a few close games, set up Week 7 picks By Rob Burns The Daily WorldOct 23 2014 - 1:31amComments A quick notebook of items to click through before I get to this week's picks on the high school level.
What The Footballs Foretell: The Evergreen 2A/1A League title may be decided at Stewart Field By Rob Burns The Daily WorldOct 16 2014 - 1:30amComments There are just three weeks left in the high school regular season, in case you haven't been looking at the calendar.
Going The Rounds: Romo gets his revenge in win over Seahawks By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldOct 14 2014 - 1:30amComments SEATTLE — At times, it appeared as if the Seahawks were going out of their way to remind Dallas quarterback Tony Romo of his ill-fated previous visits to Seattle — specifically his fumbled snap on a short field-goal attempt that enabled the Hawks to escape with a 2006 playoff victory.
What The Footballs Foretell: Praise the gimmies, pass the quick picks in Week 6 By Rob Burns The Daily WorldOct 9 2014 - 1:31amComments The schedule-makers have asked for a short high school football picks column this week. After the last two weeks, it wouldn't have surprised me if the schedule-makers asked for a moratorium on mediocre football predictions.
What The Footballs Foretell: Why not have more Saturday afternoon games? By Rob Burns The Daily WorldOct 2 2014 - 1:30amComments Walking on the sidelines at Lt. Davis Field at North Beach High School on Saturday afternoon was a walk well spent.
Going The Rounds: Controversial formats better than their suggested alternatives By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldSep 30 2014 - 1:31amComments The Seattle Seahawks benefited a week ago from a controversial, relatively recent, format change. Had the circumstances been different, the Seattle Mariners might have followed suit this week.
WTFF: Dancing around the football polls, plus picks for Week 4 By Rob Burns The Daily WorldSep 25 2014 - 1:31amComments Entering the fourth week of the season, it is time to look at the polls — overall media, newspaper-centric and computer.
What The Footballs Foretell: League play, plus notebook items, for Week 3 By Rob Burns The Daily WorldSep 18 2014 - 1:31amComments Two weeks in, the non-league football schedules are all but done on the Twin Harbors. It is time for league play.
Despite shortcomings, resilient Mariners still hanging tough in playoff bid By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldSep 16 2014 - 1:31amComments All season long, I've waited for the other shoe to drop regarding the Seattle Mariners.
And Now … Seahawks kick off season cloaked in dominance of Packers By Rob Burns The Daily WorldSep 6 2014 - 1:30amComments SEATTLE — Outside CenturyLink Field, Soundgarden and Pharrell Williams played loud to kick off the start of the 2014 NFL season.
What The Footballs Foretell: Plenty of football storylines to digest in off-season By Rob Burns The Daily WorldSep 4 2014 - 1:31amComments If there was an offseason between the end of 2013 and the start of this one on Friday, I didn't notice it. There was too much going on.
Going The Rounds: Madcap Portland Mavericks were colorful, but seldom funny By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldJul 31 2014 - 7:33amComments An acclaimed new documentary could well attract an audience among Grays Harbor baseball fans with long memories.
Going The Rounds: Pitfalls, gold nuggets to be found for M's in trade market By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldJul 24 2014 - 1:31amComments Contrary to popular belief, the Seattle Mariners have made a couple of decent deals at baseball's trading deadline.
Organization, experience vital to put on a successful youth tournament By Rick Anderson The Daily WorldJul 19 2014 - 1:30amComments Crowded parking lots at area motels are one indication that hosting state youth baseball and softball tournaments, in addition to providing entertainment for fans, are beneficial to the Grays Harbor economy.


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Prepared on Notepad by Ian Smith, This page created 27th July 2000. Best on 800*600.DT, DC: The Duple / Carlyle DartsThe Duple bodied Dennis Dart was the doyen of the family. The superbly modernistic body was envisaged as the sole body for the new chassis, Duple and Dennis both being part of the Hestair group of companies. The combination was first put together in demonstrator form in 1988, but London Buses insisted on a short 8.5metre version in order to make the most of the current financial regime: the DT was born. Duple built the first few bodies for London Buses before being bought by Plaxton. They didn't want the Dartline body and sold the design rights to Carlyle, who continued it without change as the Dartline.DT78 still wears the basic London Buses livery in June 2000, after two changes of operator. From 1994 to 2000 it was in the care of London United, and has since passed to Coastal Coaches in East Sussex. It is seen here at Rye Station. Photos by Ian Smith. Click for larger versions.1990 was the year of the DT. They took over on a variety of routes that were suffering the indignity of "Walkthrough breadvan" operation. DT1-27, bodied by Duple, went to the London United subsidiary, operating out of Fulwell and Hounslow garages, on routes H21-H23, R69 and R70. Another 141, with Carlyle bodies, went to Bromley, Orpington, Thornton Heath, Willesden, Edgware, North Wembley and Stamford Brook.
Meanwhile another operator was making an appearance.
R&I Tours of North London won tenders to operate the C11 and C12 with new Darts,
and chose a longer 9.0m version, with bodies started by Duple and completed by Carlyle.
These buses appeared in a very non-London livery of silver and grey (no 80% rule then),
and were soon a familiar sight around Kings Cross.
In the Watford area London Country North-West also won an LT tender on the 258,
for which it bought eight even longer Dart Carlyles, with 9.8metre bodies.
These had a destination box perched on the front,
somewhat spoiling the clean lines, and were finished in LCNW's dull green and grey livery.
But by the end of 1991 Carlyle was in trouble, along with other bus-body builders, and the Dartline production ceased. The design rights passed on to Marshall of Cambridge, who pacified the design somewhat for their ventures into the minibus and SLF marketplace. In serviceThe DT's sojourn in the south-east suburbs of London was relatively short-lived, and the Bromley and Orpington examples were soon to be found in the London United country beside the Thames, west of London, although Selkent district retained a few that were used on the 124 from Catford. 1994 saw the DTs pass to the privatised companies, nearly half of them to London United, a large number to Metroline, and a few to Stagecoach Selkent and South London.London UnitedLondon United Harrier DT42 catches me by surprise as it swoops past on the R69 in Barnes, October 1997. By the state of its fenders, it appears that agility doesn't always keep it out of trouble.London United acquired all 28 of the Duple-bodied DTs (DT1-27 and DT168), plus 55 of the Carlyle versions. Its territory was - and is - the traditional single-decker land around Kingston, Hounslow, Fulwell and London Airport, and it put the Darts to intensive use. Rather than the "Hoppa" name that was appearing on the sides of small buses elsewhere in London, London United emphasised the agile nature of its new buses with a Harrier name and symbol. LU claimed an 11% first-year increase in ridership on routes where the Darts took over from double-deckers.
The later repaint into London United's own livery,
with mid-grey skirt and white roof made them even more eye-catching.
DT45 rolls up towards Hammersmith Bridge at the end of an autumn afternoon in October 1997. It sports an air-conditioning pod on the roof, dual-purpose seating, orange rather than green handrails and Toshiba sponsorship advertising but still wears the original bus livery.The little Darts with their wide undivided doorway were found ideal for London United's Heathrow Airport services, especially the direct hotel to airport service. A large number of them were converted to dual-purpose seating, with LARGE luggage racks over the front wheelarches, and fitted with an air-conditioning pod on the roof. Most of the Airbus variants were given a distinctive red and yellow Airbus Direct livery. They were garaged at Heathrow West Ramp, and maintained by Stamford Brook. The Airbus Direct service to hotels ceased in November 1999, and the little buses went to new homes around the UK.Airbus Direct Darts. DT11 swoops round the corner at Aldwych in December 1998, and DT10 makes a more sedate departure from Kings Cross in March 1999.MetrolineMetroline was the next largest recipient of Carlyle Darts, for its suburban network in north-west London, based around Willesden, Cricklewood, North Wembley, Harrow and Edgware. There they were called Skippers. As repainting time came around the Darts gained the attractive red and blue livery.
Metroline began disposal of its Darts in December 1996,
with a sale of six to MTL London to join those newly taken over from R&I.
In 1997 there followed a larger sale of 16 buses to Rossendale Transport in Lancashire,
who already had three Duple bodied versions from 1990.
Another seven rolled their way north to join them in 1998.
Stagecoach SelkentSelkent District, having been an early user of the type in large numbers, largely lost the work for them before privatisation. The District lost many of its small-bus routes to Kentishbus (later Londonlinks) and newcomer Metrobus, and London Buses passed them on to where they were more useful. Catford did retain an allocation into privatisation, mainly for the 124, although they were occasionally seen on routes where double-deckers would normally be expected.Some were transferred to Stagecoach Docklands Transit in 1997, in exchange for longer Plaxton-bodied Darts from East Londonwhich came to dominate on the 124, gradually usurping them altogether. Stagecoach transferred the DTs away to sunnier climes (Devon General and Red & White) in late 1997.
South LondonSouth London Buses inherited the Thornton Heath contingent, the thirteen UGO-registered buses. Some of the buses acquired "Cowie stripes" - two broad diagonal yellow bands at the rear, including the seven that were transferred to Leaside in April 1996 for use on Enfield's route 192. Two more were bought from Metroline .The parent company rebranded as Arriva in 1997, and some at least of the South London batch received the "ice-cream scoop red" variant of the livery. Arriva London South passed on some of its DTs to Arriva North-West in early 1999, but brought back the Leaside examples. Some were used on G1, which was sub-contracted to Limebourne complete with buses between September 1999 and April 2000. Others worked from Bedlington Farm in the Croydon area, which took them once more into Bromley on the back-road 367 service (West Croydon - Elmers End - Shortlands - Bromley North). MTL London NorthernMTL London Northern did not start with any of the Carlyle Darts at all. But in October 1995 they took over R&I Tours. With the company they acquired some of the long DC Darts (some had been sold the year before, to Kentish Bus). They bought some of the 8.5m DTs from Metroline at the end of the year, and used those, and other Darts, to operate the 46, 112 and 274.
The Darts were repainted into MTLs dark red with MTL logos.
Several of the short Darts were transferred to Merseyside.
MTL's London business was sold to Metroline in 1998, and there has since been some interchange of DTs between the fleets. In common with all the first generation Darts, in mid-2000 they are being replaced with low-floor vehicles. In June 1999 9.0metre DC216 waits to turn right outside Kings Cross Station on the 46. It seems to be wanting a repaint, as it has lost its MTL logos. Even the legal lettering is not on the red, but on the black modesty panel.The ShiresLuton & District was eventually given a major rebranding in 1995, emerging as The Shires, with corporate blue, yellow and stone livery, and local fleetnames.The ex-LCNW Darts received the treatment, being branded initially for the 374 of Network watford, but some at least receiving Lucketts of Watford fleetnames after the takeover of that company in 1997. The Cowie group took over in mid 1996, and another rebranding, into national Arriva livery, was decreed at the end of 1997. Kentish BusWhen tender changes reduced R&I's requirement in 1995, Kentish Bus bought some of the 9.0m Darts. They were the first buses to receive Kentish Bus's green and yellow livery. They didn't stay on Thameside for long, soon transferring to other Arriva fleets.UniversitybusUniversitybus at Hatfield bought two ex-demonstrator 9.8m Darts with Carlyle bodywork for its Hertfordshire network, in 1992. These must have impressed them, as they were precursors to a wider acquisition of Darts with Wright and Marshall bodies in 1995.
LimebourneAt the end of 1998 Limebourne was in crisis. Parent company Q-Drive went into receivership in October, and the Limebourne management bought the company at the end of November. The companies that leased buses to Limebourne promptly repossessed their leased vehicles, within 24 hours. The new Limebourne (Independent Way) found itself with virtually no buses. But they promptly purchased eleven redundant Darts from Metroline. They went into service in plain red, with Metroline fleetnames still in place, but soon acquired Limebourne's green skirts and fleetnames. Strangely, the Limebourne fleet has been given names rather than fleet numbers. Limebourne's DT89 at Victoria Station in March 1999.Connex
The Connex DTs only marginally fit within the London Transport remit of these pages,
but as I met one at Lingfield, in old Country Area territory,
that will do as an excuse.
Early in 2000 Connex, the south of London train operator,
bought some DTs for rail replacement work,
having started in the bus business by tendering for route 3 in London.
But DT1, DT25 and DT41 were not for that.
Instead they have acquired a nice deep blue and very pale yellow livery,
for contract work.
One of them has appeared on the Uckfield-Lewes "un-Beeching" service.
DT25 operated the connection between Lingfield Show and Godstone Station on Sunday 3rd August 2000. Sullivan BusesSullivan bought DT4 in 2000, and have kept it ever since. At times it has been used in normal service, such as on Hertford's 388, and at other times on Railway Replacement services.DT4 at Hertford Bus Station on the 388, June 2003, and on Railway Replacement, Hertford North Stn, June 2002.1999 and 2000 have seen the DTs largely replaced in the London fleets as new short low-floor Mini-Pointer Darts have become available. They haven't gone for scrap. Ten year old buses of this quality still have considerable market value. They have been dispersed to other fleets of the larger companies, to places where London Buses tender requirements for low-floor doorways do not reach. Others have been sold to independents throughout Britain, so their distinctive shape can crop up anywhere to surprise you. They STILL look futuristic. Some operators are chary about the windscreens, having heard tales of expensive garage shunts, and some DTs have received new Pointer-style fronts (at a cost of about Ł30,000) before taking up new appointments. What a shame.
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