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How did our actors and directors first find Shakespeare? What drew them to it in the first place and kept them coming back?
Viv Graver is a retired teacher, who taught Shakespeare for more than 30 years in the north of England. Her blog is a series of interviews with RSC cast and creatives about their path to Shakespeare and how they first came to it, at school and elsewhere.
After seeing John Heffernan's mesmerising performance as Oppenheimer I was delighted to explore how his experience of Shakespeare helped to shape his performance.
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Nick Haverson, working at the RSC for the first time, has important roles in all three plays this season.
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Michelle set her heart on acting when she was quite young, but had enough sense to think that it might not happen. 'I could do Shakespeare forever, I love him,' she says.
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'I could happily spend the rest of my life here, doing Shakespeare,' Ed tells me. But he knows that you can only take what you are given.
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David Rintoul has been with us for the Roaring Girls Season in which we have seen him in The Roaring Girl, The White Devil and The Witch of Edmonton.
The RSC this term has provided a magical footpath to Shakespeare by bringing together Stratford's school children to perform their version of Henry IV Part I and II and Henry V.
I caught up with Sarah MacRae in her final week playing Sylvia in The Two Gentlemen of Verona in Stratford.
Earlier this year the RSC equipped every state-maintained primary school with a Toolkit to give young children a taste of Shakespeare and to set them on a pathway of discovery.
Oliver Ford Davies has a wealth of experience as a Shakespearean actor and can make us see anew what we might have taken for granted about a text. He plays Justice Shallow in Henry IV, Part II.
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Jasper Britton shares his journey as an actor that led him to play King Henry IV, in Gregory Doran's productions of Henry IV Part I & II.
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The show goes on!
We thought the most touching show on earth, a Saudi animal lover feeding the pigeons and the cats, in Riyadh, will come to a close since the feeding area he has chosen has become a construction site.
The current construction boom in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia has not spared any bare land in the cities.
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Although the gentleman is now slightly handicapped with a problem in his leg, he is still keeping up with his schedule of feeding, being assisted by two maids. It seems that nothing can diminish his passion for feeding the combination of pigeons and cats.
Fresh milk for the cats and grains for the pigeons. The UN declaration of 'animal day' is just a symbolic gesture, when compared to this true animal lover, who devotes his time, energy and money, 365 days of the year, to satisfy the thirst and the hunger of the innocent animals, which cannot express their need.
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Greatest Bob Dylan Songs
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1Like a Rolling Stone
Very inspirational. Great lyrics.
Out of the World! Spell of a Genius!
strucks like a thunderbolt
[Newest]This song tops the list of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. And the reason is obvious. This song has definitely changed the world and it just revolutionised the music industry back then. The melody and lyrics are amazing and this masterpiece is unforgettable!
2The Times They Are A-Changin'
simply amazing and beautiful, with a powerful message that still seems as strong now as it did when the song was first released. definetly the best bob dylan song.
Nice lyrics, nice meaning. Absolutely wonderful song. I also like "Blind Willie McTell. " That and this gave me kind of goosebumps, because they had such nice music, melody, lyrics and meaning. Great Work!
A song that really describes the change of times that took place in the 1960s with the Civil Rights Movement, Women Activists, Vietnam, and counter-culture movement. Bob Dylan really captivated the times.
[Newest]This song always leaves me speechless. It is simple, yet powerful, and that is an element that Dylan always incorporates in his music. The message here is very important and has touched the lives of many people. Long live the King! -The real one, not a British man who is born into power..
The first time I heard this, it blew me away. One of his best protest songs.
Pure magic! What a song, it has a real story, a message, fantastic arrangement and at over 8 minutes... WOW! A golden period of Bob Dylan.
This truly is one of his greatest songs. It just gets me getting up and dancing, probably my favourite. If you haven't listened to this, you must ASAP!
[Newest]In my opinion best song ever
4Blowin' In the Wind
this song will be heard till the end of time.
best thoughts, good disposition for a conscience work lifetime, soul to soul transmission of known
This song is just Awesome..! A perfect one to listen to in the monsoon time...
[Newest]His best song in my opinion
5Knockin' On Heaven's Door
This songs' the one which is played around campfires all over the world for over 30 years now... Not "like a rolling stone"! Simply a masterpiece.
This is the best song that was ever sung by bob dylan. Should definitely be #1
With many others knocking on heaven's doors with bob. This song is the best
Absolute masterpiece! This should be the number 1 of bob dylan
6Mr. Tambourine Man
Mr. Tambourine Man is the undoubtedly greatest song by Bob Dylan. Not only does it have a perfect harmony but there is something enigmatic about the lyrics. Each and every sentence of this masterpiece could mean a thousand different things. Hardly any other song matches its lyrical diversity. Its meaning changes according to your mood. Listen to it when you are sad or hapoy or confused or just stoned, you will always discover something new in it. A timeless classic. Deserves the top spot
The lyrics remind me of "Piano Man" by Billy Joel, but that's just me. The Byrds' version is a must hear, and the first Dylan song to crack the top ten in the US
Mr Tambourine Man one of the best Bob Dylan song.
It MUST bee in the TOP TEN !!
Mr Tambourine Man one of the best Bob Dylan song.
It MUST bee in the TOP TEN !!
[Newest]Mr. Tambourine man is the single greatest Dylan song. It is so imaginative and beautiful in every way. Dylan is the only one who can speak the way he does. His lyrics are so incredible and nobody stands a chance against him.
7Tangled Up In Blue
I must admit I felt a little uneasy... Voting for this above all the others, but I like it the best.
Amazing story. I love this song till I die.
I love it! Its one of my all time favourite songs!
[Newest]This song deserves first spot. The best of the story songs along with Hurricane and Shelter from the storm. I still think Tangled Up In Blue should be #1 and I don't see why it isn't.
8Positively 4th Street
The best "f you" song ever written.
Dylan just sounds so mad and bitter in this song... beautiful
Magic song, Great Bob
9Desolation Row
Desolation Row is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. It is 11 minutes and 20 seconds long of beauty. Bob Dylan's raspy voice truly does this song of depression complete justice. It is a beautiful piece of music.
11 minutes of pure bliss.. Simply one of the greatest songs ever recorded on an album featuring Like a Rolling Stone. Highway 61 revisited is the greatest album ever and this is its best song. Dylan is the greatest musical genius and poet!
I heard Sheakspear born again at the U.S. and he is called Dylan...
10All Along the Watchtower
People underestimate Dylan's original All Along The Watchtower, because it's overshadowed by Jimi Hendrix's (amazing) cover. Great song.
I love it. You all will probably hate me for saying this but I like Dylan's version better than hendrix's
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11I Want You
just hear it, simply the best song of bob
12Subterranean Homesick Blues
It was the BBC Documentary about 7 ages of rock that I heard this song for the first time. I got really caught the time and It remained in my mind and will forever!
This song shows the true genius of Bob Dylan. There is nothing else like it.
Love the song and the name
[Newest]Know this song by heart and proud, baby
13Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
This song is changed my perspective of music totaly
BEST SONG EVER! IT SHOULD BE #3 RIGHT AFTER LIKE A ROLLING STONE AND BLOWIN IN THE WIND! Its got everything, a message, a story, a catchy chorus and its simply amazing.
14A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
I've met a young child beside a dead pone
"And I'll tell it and think it and speak it and breathe it
Reflect from the mountain so all souls can see it..."
Reflect from the mountain so all souls can see it..."
"I saw a room full of men with their hammers a-bleedin'"
15Visions of Johanna
This isn't necessarily my favorite Dylan song, however it literally puts me into a trance whenever I hear it. It is lyrical perfection. Time stands still. Dylan sings about a problem many of us men once had... A vision of a woman that is so incredibly amazing that he just can't get her out of his head, no matter how hard he tries.
It's kind of strange. I found out the the average great song was released in 1966, has three words in its tittle, and its artist has two words in his name. This is the only song I found that fits under that definition.
Visionary ballad bout visions, deepest and most powerful mind-blowing song ever. How the hell can the human mind create anything so beautiful?
[Newest]One of the best songs written by anyone, ever. Top 3 Dylan song. No debate.
16Lay Lady Lay
"lay lady lay" was the first song that made me pay attention to dylan's music. however I was disappointed when I discovered only 2 more great songs from his so many albums: "knocking on heaven's door", "it's all over now baby blue". concerning why he is loved that much I think it's because of lyrics he wrote, rather than the music he composed. maybe I'm wrong. (? )
Probably one of, if not THE, sexiest songs ever made.
great soft sound, best of Bob
17It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
My dad would play this song on guitar almost all the time. I grew up with it and its still my favorite song.
Like all great songs, open to interpretation and meaningful in any way you look at it. This is one of my all time favourite songs
Absolutely fantastic. Sung in his own unique style. A man without an equal.
18Masters of War
In high school I was disqualified from the school talent show for playing this. But I went out to the parking lot and played it in front of about forty people after the show. Its the only real protest song of the last fifty years.
Can someone tell me what this song is doing at #24?
Listen to this song, it's the 1 simple melody for 4.30 minutes which makes this song so unique, it deserves to be in the TOP 5.
Listen to this song, it's the 1 simple melody for 4.30 minutes which makes this song so unique, it deserves to be in the TOP 5.
19Shelter From the Storm
33? Absolutely A Better Song Than That!
This is way too far down! A really nice relaxing song!
Simply beautiful. A very touching song.
20It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
This song has been extremely Important to me, it inspired my poem 'The social classes'. It explores the way people choose to live their life and his reaction to their choices. He distances himself from those who won't break away from the machine that is society which tries to confine peoples thoughts and behaviour.
Greatest lyrical masterpiece of all of music. Though not as musically powerful as Like a Rolling Stone or Visions of Johanna, this protest of all of society's hypocrisy has a deserved place among the greater of American poetry.
'That it is not he or she or them or it that you belong to' that line alone deserves a place in the top ten
21Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
0.6%? Are you kidding me? THIS DESERVES NUMBER THREE ARE YOU SERIOUS PEOPLE? KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR?
22Blind Willie McTell
Probably the most beautiful and emotionally charged song I've ever heard.
This song really gives me chills because Dylan sings it so well. Great job with this one.
Many greatly love this song, and perhaps may never find their way to this poll...
23Forever Young
When I have the opportunity to be a father, I can understand the meaning of this masterpiece! Make me Cry!
Sing it to everyone you Love!
24Changing of the Guards
Oh come on this is below gotta serve somebody
25Things Have Changed
I have followed Dylan since the 60's. So many good songs. I think this is one of his best.
26Chimes of Freedom
27One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)
29Not Dark Yet
"It's not dark yet but it's gettin' there."
30Where Are You Tonight? (Journey Through Dark Heat)
31One More Cup of Coffee
It deserves higher point
Retro sadness... Best of all!
It definitely deserves a higher rank, jesus it was my wedding song...
[Newest]How can the hell can it be on 32?
32It Ain't Me, Babe
This song has humour and a lot of emotion in it. Simple, yet fantastic. And not to mention, Bob's unique voice does make it quite memorable!
61?! Is this a joke?
33Idiot Wind
34Simple Twist of Fate
Easy to listen to
35Abandoned Love
His most heartfelt song change and loss.
"My body's tellin me - I love you still...
... Let me feel your love one more time before I abandon it"
... Let me feel your love one more time before I abandon it"
36My Back Pages
Most underrated Bob Dylan Song, my favourite Song of him
37Man In the Long Black Coat
38Just Like a Woman
How this so low!
I love this so much!
I love this so much!
Really this makes top ten for me
39Workingman's Blues #2
40Ballad of a Thin Man
Why are highway 61 revisited songs rated so low in this list?
People you do realize that this is probably Dylan's best album and not only because of like a rolling stone, there are many great songs on this album, ever wondered why rolling stone put this album at number 3 in their 500 greatest albums of all time
People you do realize that this is probably Dylan's best album and not only because of like a rolling stone, there are many great songs on this album, ever wondered why rolling stone put this album at number 3 in their 500 greatest albums of all time
Most mysterious song I ever heard
This is one big song
41If You See Her, Say Hello
42Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Everybody must get stoned!
43Make You Feel My Love
You gotta be kidding. How is this not even top 10. What a song!
Really good love song
This song is just, beautiful. It and Mr Tambourine Man are my favorites, but since mr Tambourine Man is already in the top ten, I figured I'd vote for this, since it belongs there too.
44Brownsville Girl
45Everything Is Broken
46Gotta Serve Somebody
I think this was a great song. He really cut to the heart of things
47Every Grain of Sand
48Love Minus Zero/No Limit
Deserves more attention; another brilliant, unique work
49Maggie's Farm
50Boots of Spanish Leather
A very relatable song for so many people. Girl leaves boy. One of the saddest yet best songs I've ever heard.
Always have loved this song, underrated in my opinion.
This must be his most underrated song. It is great!
51To Ramona
52The Man In Me
This song deserves to be at least in 10th position. It brings me up a true smile every time I listen to it
A classic straight out of The Big Lebowski
53Series of Dreams
So surreal, but we've all had dreams like this?
Best bob dylan song...
54The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol
0.1 % of total votes? Number 55? My goodness. I know Dylan has a lot of great numbers but this really does rank high up on one of his best songs. The lyrics pierce you like anything describing an actual murder that was committed. Dylan's take on a segregated America and describing through the death of a maid is breathless.
"You who philosophies disgrace and criticizes all fears"
"You who philosophies disgrace and criticizes all fears"
55Queen Jane Approximately
56Pledging My Time
57I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
59I'm Not There
60Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
Who the hell put this song at number 52, this is a classic, a masterpiece of art, this is unquestionably Bob Dylan's best ever, the greatest story telling song ever, please get your head out of your butt hole.
61No More Auction Block
Great song from the early 60s - quite rare but worth a listen. Also, if you see her say hello should be listed. Dylan has so many unique and wonderful songs that don't rate a mention. Abandoned love, Billy, Tomorrow is a long time - just to name a few
Just looked it up and love it - so deep and bittersweet
What a rare gem. Also try Lay down your weary tune
62Highway 61 Revisited
I believe the song's title is Highway 61 with Revisited added to it as the album title
63Precious Angel
64Most of the Time
Said to be only a filler song, it fills my Mind. Go listen.
One of the best love songs...
65Spirit On the Water
66You're No Good
67Let Me Die In My Footsteps
68When the Ship Comes In
70Sugar Baby
71Ballad of Hollis Brown
72I Shall Be Released
73Thunder On the Mountain
74Girl of the North Country
Really romantic song. One of my favourite song ever that should be in first 10!
75You're a Big Girl Now
You can feel the heartache
76'Cross the Green Mountain
77Oh Sister
I added this song months and months ago and I am so glad to see it moving up in the rankings. (Shadows in the Night)
78Mixed-Up Confusion
79All I Really Want to Do
Love how he laughs in this one.
80On the Road Again
81With God On Our Side
From his epic album "Times they are a changin", Dylan critiques the hegemony of American Capital and the mindless hate, cynicism and hypocrisy fueled by their capitalist ideology in a beautiful yet satirical manner.
Amazing lyrics, definitely one of the most powerful Dylan's song.
Superb song, beautiful melody and wonderful lyrics
82Billy 4
83I Threw It All Away
84Shooting Star
Truly beautiful song from the guitar melodies to the harmonica solos. The lyrics are also so deep and get me every time. This song instantly makes me reflect on my entire life.
Another of my many loves
86Hard Times
This song is so sad... It makes me cry every tim I hear it. Th lyrics too are beautiful. It is pure poetry.
87Neighborhood Bully
Bob came back to his birth faith, and in an awesome rocker praised the great nation of Israel
88Tombstone Blues
90Wagon Wheel
91Trying to Get to Heaven
93Only a Pawn In Their Game
Seriously guys? 91? I won't say that this should be in the top ten but geez, I find this to be the second best song on my favourite dylan album
94Beyond Here Lies Nothin'
MY favorite. THE SONG + THE VIDEO ARE SO AMAZING
95Summer Days
96Tomorrow Is a Long Time
A very simple, to the point, heartbreaker of a song.
"If today were not a crooked highway..."
Always seemed to me to be one of those songs that completely embodied his persona at the time
Always seemed to me to be one of those songs that completely embodied his persona at the time
Beautifull song. It deserves at least one vote...
97Scarlet Town
98Pay In Blood
99The Mighty Quinn
100One Too Many Mornings
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"She is a 'ministering angel' without any exaggeration in these hospitals, and as her slender form glides quietly along each corridor, every poor fellow's face softens with gratitude at the sight of her.
When all the medical officers have retired for the night and silence and darkness have settled down upon those miles of prostrate sick, she may be observed alone, with a little lamp in her hand, making her solitary rounds." (cited in, The Life of Florence Nightingale by E.T. Cook (1913) Vol 1, p 237)
The re-creation of the Bullitt County Parks and Recreation board got off to a very positive start on Monday.
The reason wasn't the decisions made but because there was an exchange of dialogue from various interests.
The decision to make a proposal to fiscal court on Tuesday for the YMCA to have a management agreement to operate the three swimming pools this summer was a correct one.
The time has almost arrived.
The last signs have been posted. The commercials and advertisements are coming to an end.
The time has come to quite complaining and start taking action.
Election day is on Tuesday, May 18. That's from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. Plenty of time to cast a ballot.
In Bullitt County, there are many important races on the ballot. In fact, every race is important.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - To think that a major, countywide primary election is less than four weeks away, it is sure quiet.
Yes, there are lots of signs placed on top of signs.
But the chatter is pretty quiet and the days are counting down.
Here's a rundown on some of the upcoming activities, most of which are open to the public:
*Thursday, April 22 - The Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce will host its second luncheon with the candidates.
When contestants in the Miss USA pageant walks across the stage, Bullitt County will have a representative.
Kindra Clark, a Bullitt East graduate and resident of Mount Washington, will be representing Kentucky in quest of earning the title of Miss USA.
No matter where she places in the pageant, Clark is a winner. The 2009 Miss Bullitt County Fair queen has been busy attending various functions and representing her county and state very well.
"Mr. Speaker, I would move you sir that ...we adjourn sine die, until the first Tuesday following the first Monday of the Year of Our Lord 2011, unless called into extraordinary session by the Governor of the Commonwealth."
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Adam McQuaid on David Krejci's in-and-out season: 'I can definitely relate' |
11.18.14 at 12:33 pm ET |
David Krejci's in-and-out-of-the-lineup season hasn't been easy on him or the Bruins, but one teammate doesn't have to look too far back to remember what it's like.
"I can definitely relate," Adam McQuaid said Tuesday. "It's not easy."
Krejci has missed a total of nine games this season due to what is believed to be a hip injury-turned-somewhere-else-in-the-lower-body injury. He missed the first three games of the season, returned for nine, sat two, played one and sat the last four. He is nearing his latest return to the lineup and is a possibility to play Tuesday against the Blues.
Though the injuries may not be the same, the frustration of coming back into the lineup only to leave it again is similar. McQuaid suffered a lower-body injury in the 15th game of last season and went on to miss eight games before returning to play 15 more. He came up lame again on Jan. 19 against the Blackhawks and, despite thinking at times that he was nearing a return, did not play another game the rest of the season. The team said they were shutting him down for 2-3 weeks in March due to a quad strain, but the setbacks he had piled up and eventually led to him being shut down for the year and given surgery on another area that needing cleaning up in his ankle.
As McQuaid looks back on his 2013-14 and how he can relate to Krejci, he says the frustrating part is thinking you're ready to go only to find out that you aren't.
"When I went through it, you're trying to gauge where you're at, and you take the proper steps and it's like, 'OK, I feel good.' Then you try the next thing," McQuaid said. "Until you try the next thing, you don't know. Sometimes it doesn't go as planned, and then the competitive [aspect] — wanting to push yourself to get back a little bit quicker than you should at times – probably doesn't help. It takes a little time."
This season, McQuaid hasn't had to worry about such uncertainty. He's played in all 19 games for the Bruins thus far ' the longest stretch of consecutive games he's had since the lockout-shortened season ' and has been an important part of a blue line that has lost Johnny Boychuk to a trade and has also lost Zdeno Chara, Kevan Miller and Torey Krug to various injuries at points.
There was a time while McQuaid was out last season that it appeared he would ultimately be expendable on Boston's back end, but it has become the opposite. McQuaid, who has played 19:55 a night this season, has taken on the opposition's top-six forwards regularly after serving as a third-pairing guy for the vast majority of his first four seasons when in the lineup.
"It's great to be back and a part of things here and being with the guys on a daily basis and being in the same routine," he said. "When you're not practicing and playing and traveling, you're still at the rink and you still see the guys and stuff, but it's not quite the same. I'm really enjoying that part, being back in and being on the ice. Feeling like you're a part of wins is nicer than anything."
McQuaid can only hope that the similarities between his 2013-14 season and Krejci's 2014-15 season end now. Krejci is the Bruins' best offensive player and has been a point-a-game player with 10 points (three goals, seven assists) in his 10 games played this season.
Once Krejci returns, McQuaid has his fingers crossed that everything will be back to normal and that Krejci won't have to experience what McQuaid did a season ago.
"That's the hope," he said. "I haven't gone into great detail with him about how he's getting along. I mean, we've talked a little here and there, but again, now is the time if you need the extra time, to take it. At the same time, it's hard. If you're feeling good, you're going to go. If you're feeling good, you're not going to take extra time if you don't feel like you need it. Hopefully when he's back, he's back and back to stay."
Brad Marchand out vs. Blues, David Krejci and Kevan Miller could return |
11.18.14 at 11:40 am ET |
Brad Marchand left Bruins morning skate after one line rush and was subsequently declared out for Tuesday's game against the Blues.
Marchand, who missed the final 13:45 of Saturday's game with an undisclosed injury, practiced Monday and was termed "probable" at the time by Julien. Asked whether Marchand's ailment was a concussion or head injury, Julien said it was not.
Tuesday will mark Marchand's first missed game of the season. In 19 games thus far, Marchand is tied with Carl Soderberg and Seth Griffith for the team lead with five goals.
David Krejci (lower-body) participated in morning skate and centered his regular linemates in Milan Lucic and Seth Griffith. Julien said that the team didn't know yet whether he would be in. Julien added that if a callup was made Tuesday, it would mean Krejci would be out.
Kevan Miller, who is cleared to play, also participated in the morning skate. Julien said the B's will dress seven defensemen in warmups and decide afterwards whether Miller will be in the lineup. Miller has not played since suffering a dislocated shoulder in a fight on Oct. 18.
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Kevan Miller cleared to play, David Krejci getting closer, Brad Marchand 'probable' |
11.17.14 at 10:40 am ET |
WILMINGTON — Brad Marchand missed Monday's practice, while both David Krejci and Kevan Miller took the ice at Ristuccia Arena. After the practice, Julien said that Miller has been cleared to play.
Marchand did not play the final 13:45 of Saturday's game and also missed the last 6:23 of Wednesday's game. Following Saturday's win over the Hurricanes, Claude Julien said that Marchand was "not injured, per se."
After the practice, Julien said that Marchand was "probable" for Tuesday's game against the Blues. He added that the injury from which Marchand was suffering occurred in Saturday's game.
With Marchand absent, Matt Fraser took his place on Patrice Bergeron's line.
Krejci, who began skating Friday as he works his way back from a lower-body injury, did line drills with his usual linemates in Milan Lucic and Seth Griffith. Chris Kelly, who has played in Krejci's place during his absence, returned to Carl Soderberg's line.
Krejci missed the first three games of the season, returned to play nine, missed two more before returning for one game and missing the last four games. He did not appear to be limited in Monday's practice.
Julien said that he has yet to be notified that Krejci has been cleared to play. Asked whether the team wanted to be more cautious with Krejci this time than last time, Julien denied any previous impatience on the Bruins' part.
"Well he was 100 percent last time," Julien said, "and somehow by the end of the game he didn't feel good again, so we have to take that into consideration as well."
The forward lines in practice were as follows:
Lucic – Krejci – Griffith
Fraser – Bergeron – Smith
Kelly – Soderberg – Eriksson
Gagne – Campbell – Paille
Miller hasn't played since Oct. 18 due to a dislocated shoulder suffered in a fight on Oct. 18. He had taken what the team called "light contact" leading up to Monday's practice, but participated regularly Monday. Julien said that with Miller cleared to play, the only remaining hurdle is for the team to decide whether he has had enough practice time.
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Matt Bartkowski's mostly good return to lineup highlights small margin for error |
11.15.14 at 5:54 pm ET |
Matt Bartkowski made one mistake that could have been costly. Early in the second period, with the Bruins leading Carolina 2-1, Bartkowski turned the puck over to Chris Terry just inside his own blue line. Terry led a quick 2-on-1 and tried to center for Jeff Skinner, who wound up redirecting an aerial pass over the net.
Aside from that one play, Bartkowski's return to the lineup following seven straight healthy scratches was a good one. He was effective on breakouts. He got involved in the offensive zone and wound up with four shots on goal, tied for the team lead in the game. He was physical, most notably landing a big, clean hit on Patrick Dwyer midway through the second. His plus-3 Corsi was the best among Bruins defensemen in the game.
"I think I did alright for how much time I sat out," Bartkowski said. "I was moving. I didn't really give them too much, a few chances, but other than that it went pretty well."
In many ways, Saturday's game was a good representation of Bartkowski as a whole. There has always been quite a bit to like about Bartkowski's game, namely his skating, puck movement in transition and ability to win battles down low.
Let's not forget that Bartkowski was a top-four defenseman for a stretch during the 2013 playoffs and then for most of last season, and that he was at least serviceable in that role. There's a reason he got those minutes over other options — because he was better-equipped to handle them.
But there have always been those mistakes, too. They started to reach a breaking point in last year's playoffs, when he wound up being a healthy scratch in favor of Andrej Meszaros four times in 12 games. Then they continued into this season, and Bartkowski found himself watching from the press box as less experienced players like Joe Morrow, Zach Trotman and David Warsofsky were given a look.
Bartkowski said he didn't work on any one thing in particular while he was out of the lineup and instead just tried to work hard and stay positive.
"Just worked hard in practice, worked hard on the bike, in the weight room," Bartkowski said. "That's about it. … Just playing hockey, that's all it is. And just focused on staying in game shape."
Bartkowski playing well can help the Bruins' back end more than Morrow or Trotman. He could even get back into the top four (for what it's worth, he was sixth among Bruins defensemen in ice time on Saturday). But he needs to cut down on the mistakes. An occasional mistake is understandable, but if they happen every night, Claude Julien may be forced to bench him again.
Even a mistake like Saturday's — just one in an otherwise good game — is pushing it. What if the Hurricanes had converted on that 2-on-1 and tied the game? The rest of Bartkowski's good game would have been completely forgotten and that mistake would have been the story of the game if the Bruins went on to drop a point or two.
It's a thin line for Bartkowski right now, and that what-if scenario from Saturday highlights just how thin it is.
Claude Julien: Brad Marchand 'not injured, per se' |
11.15.14 at 4:25 pm ET |
Claude Julien said after Saturday's win over the Hurricanes that Brad Marchand is "not injured, per se," which is a tough way to say that someone isn't injured.
Marchand did not play the final 13:45 of Saturday's game. That came two games after Marchand missed the last 6:23 of Wednesday's loss to the Maple Leafs.
'He's not injured, per se, but he wasn't 100 percent,' Julien said Saturday. 'It was a safe route to take, I guess.'
The Bruins are either being cautious or trying to hide the situation the best they can. Remember, Julien called David Krejci's preseason injury "very, very minor " at the time it was suffered. Krejci went on to miss the next three games with what was believed to be a hip injury. The team has still not revealed why Krejci has not played the last four games.
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5 things we learned as Bruins beat another bad team at home |
11.15.14 at 3:29 pm ET |
Playing bad teams at home really seems to work for the Bruins.
After a treacherous two-game Canadian road trip that saw the Bruins' get outscored, 11-2, the lowly Hurricanes looked like a worthy opponent for the B's, but they escaped with a 2-1 win (box) and improved their record for the first time since they were last at home, which was also when they were playing bad teams.
The Hurricanes outshot the Bruins by wide margins in both the first and third periods and would have easily put more than one goal past Tuukka Rask had they finished any of what were multiple gimmes during a 1:44 5-on-3 in the first period. You get breaks like that when you play struggling teams, but by no means were the Bruins dominant.
That's the Bruins in a nutshell right now. They can get these wins, but they aren't dominant. The B's are now 7-3-0 without Zdeno Chara.
Here are four other things we learned Saturday:
Matt Bartkowski made his return to the lineup after sitting the previous seven games as a result of his early-season struggles. He played in place of Zach Trotman, who was a healthy scratch.
That wasn't the only change to the Bruins' back end, as Claude Julien broke up Dennis Seidenberg and Dougie Hamilton on the top pairing. The pairings were as follows:
Seidenberg – McQuaid
Morrow – Hamilton
Bartkowski – Krug
Bartkowski had a generally good game, with a particularly lengthy first-period shift in the offensive zone among the positives. A turnover in the second period led to a scoring chance for Jeff Skinner, but Saturday was overall an improvement on the mistake-heavy showings Bartkowski had before he was taken out of the lineup.
Bergeron was on the ice for Tlusty's goal, which made it eight even strength goals against for which he's been on the ice the last four games.
The results for Bergeron and his line changed later in the period, however, as Brad Marchand's work with the puck and ensuing pass set up a Bergeron goal with 50 seconds left in the period. The goal was the first for Bergeron's line since Reilly Smith's goal late in the third period of Monday's win against the Devils.
Bergeron also made a nice heads-up play in the offensive zone in the third period, picking off a Justin Faulk pass to set up a Seth Griffith scoring chance.
Marchand did not play the final 13:45 of the game. That's something to watch, as he also did not play the final 6:23 of Wednesday's game in Toronto.
Daniel Paille turned the puck over in the neutral zone to lead to a lengthy Hurricanes possession on which Jiri Tlusty scored just over seven minutes into the first period. He was given just one more shift the rest of the period and did not play the final 10:27 of the first period.
Paille didn't take contact with anyone or appear to be in pain on his nine-second shift, which came on the penalty kill. He didn't look like a guy who was injured, and even if he was, the Bruins probably won't say anything about it.
Claude Julien threw some different looks out there for his forward lines as the period went on, giving Milan Lucic two shifts with Carl Soderberg and Loui Eriksson. The lines were reverted back to normal for the second period.
Paille still has no goals this season. He thought he scored when he wheeled around and in the high slot and whipped the puck through traffic and in, but the goal was waved off due to Gregory Campbell standing in the crease.
The line of Campbell between Paille and Gagne still has just one goal this season, a Campbell game-winner on Oct. 21 against the Sharks,
Say what you will about Tuukka Rask not starting in Montreal ' personally, I thought the Bruins' plan to go Rask in Toronto and Niklas Svedberg was the right plan going into it, with spectacularly poor results ' but Rask had a nice bounce-back performance Saturday against the Hurricanes.
Of course, a lot of goaltenders have good games against the Hurricanes, who entered Saturday 26th in the league in goals scored per game, but the Bruins will take it nonetheless.
One of Rask's bigger saves came about eight minutes into the third period, when he left a rebound out front for Victor Rask but was able to recover and stop Carolina's second-chance opportunity.
5 things we learned as Bruins crushed by Canadiens for second straight blowout loss |
11.13.14 at 10:07 pm ET |
MONTREAL — The two-game Canadian road trip the Bruins had this week was an opportunity for them to show they can win games that aren't at home and against bad teams. Instead they looked more like the struggling team they were early on in the season, just without Zdeno Chara and David Krejci.
Claude Julien's decision to start Niklas Svedberg over Tuukka Rask looked good early on, as the Bruins held a 1-0 lead after a first period that saw Svedberg deny Max Pacioretty on the doorstep, but things gradually fell apart for the Bruins for a second straight night. With Thursday's 5-1 loss to the Habs (box) in their final trip to the Bell Centre this regular season, the Bruins fell to 0-2-0 this season against their biggest rivals. They also lost both games of the Toronto-Montreal trip by an aggregate score of 11-2.
Entering Thursday, Svedberg had only started against two teams this season: the Sabres twice and the Islanders once. The Islanders are nothing to sneeze at, but the Sabres entered Thursday last in the NHL with eight points. The Habs proved to be a much different animal, as Max Pacioretty scored a pair of goals as part of a run of four consecutive goals for the Habs beginning in the second period.
Because it's Montreal and we technically didn't learn why Alexander Khokhlachev was recalled (see below), this will be a six things we learned. Here are the other five:
In Toronto, we pointed out that Patrice Bergeron had been on the ice for four five-on-five goals against in a two-game stretch. Make it seven in three games, as Bergeron's line and the Dougie Hamilton – Dennis Seidenberg pairing allowed two second-period goals Thursday and allowed another in the third.
For as swell as it is that Bergeron's line was producing more recently and that Hamilton has played big minutes and put up points (including a first-period power play goal Thursday), the Bruins aren't happy when anyone gives up goals in bulk, let alone their best players.
The last time Bergeron had a minus-3 rating in a game prior to Thursday night was on Feb. 11, 2011. Bergeron has now been a minus player in seven of his 18 games this season; he was a minus player just 14 times all last season.
Thursday's game was Milan Lucic's first game back at the Bell Centre since doing that thing he did with his hand last month. Rather than making another not-so-wise choice, however, Lucic was the guy drawing the dumb penalty Thursday night.
After placing a big open-ice hit on Jiri Sekac late in the second period, Lucic was approached by P.K. Subban. Lucic seemed interested in dropping the gloves, but Subban instead cross-checked him. Knowing Subban wasn't going to fight him, Lucic didn't retaliate and Subban was the only player given a penalty.
The Bruins didn't score on the power play, but that was one of the minor, minor victories they could take from the night.
Dale Weise, who first made enemies with the Bruins as a Vancouver Canuck in the 2011-12 regular season and only heightened things last postseason, figured to remain a big part of the Bruins-Canadiens rivalry this season. That was put in doubt, however, when the man Milan Lucic not-so-affectionately referred to as a "baby" after Game 7 was made a healthy scratch by the Habs in the first meeting between the teams this season.
Weise was in the lineup Thursday, however, and he made quite the impact. First, Weise fought and defeated Gregory Campbell in the opening minutes of the game. In the second period, the veteran winger was tripped by Dennis Seidenberg while on a breakaway, resulting in a penalty shot on which he scored easily on a gaping five-hole exposed by Svedberg. He also picked up the primary assist on Max Pacioretty's second-period goal. He also took a goaltender interference penalty late in the game, which earned him a punch to the head from Adam McQuaid.
Speaking of five-hole goals for Weise, that's a spot that's been good to Weise in this building against the Bruins. Weise beat Rask on a breakaway in Game 3 of the second round last postseason.
The Bruins recalled Alexander Khokhlachev on an emergency basis Thursday, with Claude Julien saying prior to the game that the recall had nothing to do with David Krejci being out and that a different player would be a game-time decision against the Habs.
Khokhlachev didn't take a single line rush in warmups and was made the healthy scratch. The good news for him: he gets the NHL pay. The bad news: The Moscow native's parents, who now live in Toronto, made the trip to Montreal for the game.
Mark Divver of the Providence Journal tweeted earlier Thursday that Carl Soderberg was the player in question. Soderberg played through a wrist injury earlier in the season but did not miss any games.
Matt Fraser fought back in his days of junior hockey in the WHL and dropped the gloves twice last season, but he says he doesn't consider himself a fighter. Instead, he considers himself a player who wants to show his team he's willing to do anything.
That's admirable, but maybe Fraser shouldn't be so willing to fight for a little bit. The third-line left wing dropped the gloves in the second period and got clocked by Nathan Beaulieu amidst multiple punches he took from the Habs defenseman. Fraser didn't look in great shape as he went straight to the training room rather the penalty box.
Perhaps surprisingly, Fraser returned to the game in the third period.
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Members see poor progress, panchayat CEO cites guideline problems
Belgaum: Confusion on the ambitious National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) prevails in the Belgaum Zilla Panchayat where the elected members cry hoarse over the poor progress made under the scheme and the Chief Executive Officer N. Prabhakar cites problems with the guidelines.
It was apparent from the discussion at the general body meeting of the panchayat here on Monday that a majority of the members had very little idea about the scheme, although it came into implementation in the district four months ago. No details about the scheme were provided to the members. Neither they were posted on the official website of the panchayat, which is rarely updated.
The NREGS, as per the NREGS Act, 2005, provides for the enhancement of livelihood security of people in rural areas by ensuring at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work.
According to the Project Director in the panchayat, S.B. Mulavalli, the scheme was supposed to take off in the district from April 1, 2007. However, the action plan was prepared only in the end of October that year.
There was confusion over mutually contradictory figures provided by Mr. Prabhakar and Mr. Mulavalli. Mr. Prabhakar said the Government had sanctioned Rs. 324 crore and 4,500 various works identified under the scheme. Of this, the Government had released Rs. 40 crore and at least Rs. 3 crore was provided to each of the 10 taluks in the district. A sum of Rs. 3 crore to Rs. 3.50 crore was still with the panchayat.
However, Mr. Mulavalli put the sanctioned amount to Rs. 424 crore and said Rs. 12 crore was released so far.
The issue came up for discussion when the senior member Rajendra Sannaki challenged the officials to produce proof of implementation of the scheme.
He said the implementation of the scheme was almost "zero" in the district, even though a sum of not less than Rs. 50 lakh as grants were provided to each gram panchayat in the district during 2007-08.
He also said that the authorities had failed to implement drinking water supply and social forestry schemes in Gokak taluk during this financial year.
Appasaheb Pandurang Avatade also alleged that work had not been taken up under the NREGS in Athani taluk.
In his response, Mr. Prabhakar attributed the problems confronting the implementation of the scheme to the "unwillingness" of the labourers or rural workers to accept Rs. 74 per day. However, he did not elaborate on the fate of the sanctioned funds if the situation continued for long.
Unable to give proper replies to the questions on guidelines raised by Arjun Nagappa Goral, Mr. Prabhakar said: "Even I am facing problems due to certain guidelines and [have] written to the Government requesting not to make 'measurement' (of works) compulsory."
Earlier, after discussing on how to constitute various standing committees, the members decided to set up a committee of members from all political parties under the chairmanship of the panchayat president Nazir Ahmed Nadaf. Subsequently, the committee would select members for the standing committees.
Raising the issue of women's rights, Mahananda Somlinga Nivalgi said the house should ensure adequate representation to women members in each committee. The women members should not be ignored as it had been happening until now, she said.


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A Crag Guide gives an extensive view of all sub areas and climbs at a point in the index. It shows a snapshot of the index heirachy, up to 300 climbs (or areas) on a single web page. It shows selected comments climbers have made on a recently submitted ascent.
At a minor crag level this should be suitable for printing and taking with you on a climbing trip as an adjunct to your guidebook.
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Table of contents
- 1. Diapason Pipe 9 in Cliff
- 2. Index by grade
1. Diapason Pipe 9 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
All Trad
- Access Issues: inherited from Arapiles
Bird Nesting September-December Raptors usually nest on the following climbs in Spring : Cassandra Eurydice, Harlequin Cracks, Revelations. Nesting usually finishes mid-December. There may or may not be signs in place at these times. Please keep 50m clear of these climbs if there appears to be nesting activity.
State Park
- Ethic: inherited from Arapiles
Mount Arapiles is first and foremost a trad climbing area. The few sport climbs tend to be in the higher grades where no natural pro is available.
Bolting, particularly retro-bolting, is discouraged and should only be undertaken after extensive consultation with the local climbers, first ascensionists, etc. Inappropriately placed bolts have been chopped.
Do not chip the rock.
Look after the park.
Stick to the paths.
Don't disturb the wildlife.
Routes near peregrine falcon nesting sites are closed in the spring.
Minimise the impact of your camping (fuel stoves not fires, take your rubbish with you, etc).
Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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Quiet Time
A good pump in the Organ Pipes? Start: Start left of 'Diapason' 2m right 'Ejaculation' beneath obvious overlap. FA: Hoskins, Wilkins, Pritchard, 1995 | 23 | 20m | |||||
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The first climb done in the 'Organ Pipes'. A very pleasant outing. Start: Start 8 metres left of big dead gum tree.
FA: Steve and Bob Cradock. Rob Taylor had previosly climbed the first pitch., 31st Dec | 8 | 3 | 55m|||||
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Another gully. FA: Bernie Lyons, Steve Craddock., 6th Mar | 12 | 63m | |||||
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Juvenile Speed
A short, hard avoidable crux set amid a lot of easy climbing. Start: Start as for 'Keyboard'.
FA: John Stone, Richard Evans.., 1979 | 19 | 2 | 75m|||||
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Deep crack on left side of 'Conifer Crack' buttress. Take some large gear. Start: In the gully between the 'Diapason' and 'Conifer Crack' pipes. FA: Clive Parker, Chris Baxter., 1968 | 9 | 25m | |||||
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Conifer Crack
Very entertaining. Just be aware that at times you have to climb on large apparently detached blocks. Start: Start 1 metre left of the big dead tree.
FA: Chris Davis, Ian Guild., 14th Jun | 9 | 2 | 80m|||||
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The central line up the 'Conifer Crack' buttress is unfortunately not very sustained. Also it has a habit of dealing out broken ankles to leaders falling at the end of the crux. Start: Just right of 'Conifer Crack'. FA: Kieran Loughran, Neil Barr., 1982 | 16 | 30m | |||||
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G String
The gully between the second pitch of 'Conifer Crack' and the 'Red Wall'. For the conoisseur of chossy gully routes. Start: At the first belay of 'Conifer Crack'. FA: Mike Stone, Ian Speedie., 16th Jan | 10 | 30m | |||||
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Fiddle Diddle
Desperate for short people. Start: Below the gully between the 'Conifer Crack' and 'Didgeridoo' pipes, immediately right of 'Woodwind'. FA: Chris Baxter, Dave Moss., 1983 | 14 | 30m | |||||
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | |
8 | Diapason | 3 | 55m||
9 | Conifer Crack | 2 | 80m||
Keyboard | 25m | |||
10 | G String | 30m | ||
12 | Fugue | 63m | ||
14 | Fiddle Diddle | 30m | ||
16 | Woodwind | 30m | ||
19 | Juvenile Speed | 2 | 75m||
23 | Quiet Time | 20m |


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