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Director Thor Brenne's video for Norwegian rapper Lars Vaular plays out like an urban performance video with strange flashes of unsettling, dreamlike scenes inside of a shadowy café. He has achieved an aggressive, threatening atmosphere throughout, giving the impression that Vaular could snap at any second...
London-based production company FRIEND have added several directors of leading US music video production outfit Doomsday Entertainment in the UK to their roster, and have directors from their Europe-based roster repped by Doomsday in the US in return.
Etienne De Crecy 'You' by Helmi
Electric house pioneer Etienne De Crecy made his directorial debut for his last video Hashtag My Ass, but for the next video from his current LP Super Discount 3, EDC entrusted the super-talented Helmi - director of the brilliant video for
Taken from his forthcoming second solo album The Desired Effect (May 18), Killers frontman Brandon Flowers teams up with Roboshobo for the dramatic promo to first single Can't Deny My Love, and shows some quality as a cinematic as well as music frontman in a suspenseful period drama.
Snoh Aalegra 'Emotional' by Sarah Chatfield
Sarah Chatfield has directed this elegant video to compliment the soulful track Emotional, by Swedish singer Snoh Aalegra.
At the fore is the video's black & white fashion photography aesthetic – heightened by the use of slow-motion and reverse-playback techniques to capture the motion of Aalegra's passion-filled performance.
Kygo 'Stole The Show' by Saman Kesh
Saman Kesh has been relatively quiet on the music video front since his hilarious/controversial video for Basement Jaxx's Never Say Never, featuring the strange and delightful Twerkbot, which closely followed his brace of detective-style, scene-breakd
AG Rojas's ambitious and arguably controversial video for Run The Jewels' Close Your Eyes (And Count To Fuck), featuring Zack de la Rocha from Rage Against The Machine, addresses the controversy over American police brutality towards the African American community by imagining it as a one-on-one conflict between two individuals - the white cop and the black citizen.
Chris Hewitt follows up his experimental animation-based promo for Clark's Winter Linn with something very different for the techno stalwart and Warp Records legend's To Live And Die In Grantham.
One of the YouTube Music Award videos that dropped on March 23rd is actually two videos - a gender-specific double-bill for the DJ & producer Martin Garrix's track Don't Look Down featuring Usher, directed by Petro, with his usual talent for charmingly zany comedy.
This ultra zany, glitter art-heavy video for Traffic Signs & Jake The Rapper's track Cookie Jar could only come from the delightfully warped imaginations of eccentric Berlin-based duo Ben & Julia, those art-directors who specialise in all things sparkly, bright coloured, animated and off-beat.
Blake Claridge has directed this promo for Martin Luke Brown performing his song Take Out Of Me in which the singer is cast under an array of light beams.
The video was shot in-studio with some lovely, panel-controlled lighting arrangements – the emphasis placed on getting the best shots to capture Brown's energetic and emotive performance of the track.
Denai Moore 'No Light' by James Willis
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Is there anyone up around Waynesville, NC that could give us some advice? My wife and I just built a home in the mountains up there. There isn't much real soil, just clay with a lot of rocks in it. I have a lot of experience with South Florida sugar sand, but that stuff up there is totally different. Digging in it is quite an experience compared to digging in our backyard in Florida.
We need some advice on what to plant, where to plant it, mulching slopes that have been hydroseeded and eventually getting a vegetable garden going. Our home is at about 3500 feet of elevation. I got the soil test boxes from the extension service but don't have any results yet.
I'm thinking the vegetables will do best with a raised bed and lots of composted material over the clay. I'm presuming the rest will require a lot of lime, but don't really know.
Is there anyone up there who might offer some advice to a flatlander?
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What's 2008 got in store for the NHL? Well, rising Snow, a falling Bettman, a fumbling Foppa and a bold BlackBerry baron. Frei
Updated: January 10, 2008, 9:43 PM ETBy Terry Frei | Special to ESPN.com
Here's what might happen in the NHL in the 2008 portion of the season:January • Attending the Detroit Red Wings-Vancouver Canucks game in Joe Louis Arena and angered by the delays, hockey fan Adam Joseph Maida, the archbishop of the Detroit Diocese, will be moved to offer last rites to the hurry-up faceoff. • The word out of Sweden, via ABBA founder Bjorn Ulvaeus, whose next musical is called "Foppa," will be that Peter Forsberg isn't just inching toward a return, but that he is closer than ever to being physically ready and mentally ready to return to the NHL. The Colorado Avalanche, averaging 0.17 goals per game with both Joe Sakic and Ryan Smyth out of the lineup and with plenty of cap room available, will be rumored to be first in line. • In the wake of their recent signing of University of Minnesota sophomore Kyle Okposo, and general manager Garth Snow's bush-league broadside at Gophers coach Don Lucia, the Islanders will make runs at all their draft choices still playing in college. Snow again will come off as an obnoxious stage father who thinks his kid should be playing 32 minutes and be the focus of everything the coach does, and Gary Bettman again will do nothing about it. • Television ratings for the NHL All-Star Game in Atlanta will be embarrassing. But maybe that will be a good thing. The 21-19 no-hitter won't be as much of an intriguing showcase for the league as the Winter Classic in Buffalo on Jan. 1. February • Peter Forsberg will be said to have suffered a setback in his attempted comeback and be discouraged. Asked about it, hockey fan Bill Murray will say, "It's 'Groundhog Day' & all over again!" • There will be 52 deadline deals, but Mats Sundin will remain with the Maple Leafs. • The Wild's Marian Gaborik, the 60-goal scorer waiting to happen, finally will snap and say he's sick and tired of playing for Jacques Lamaire. And more fans in the State of Hockey will start wondering why they're filling the building for a franchise that is neither winning the division nor entertaining. • Ottawa goalie Martin Gerber, shoved back into the backup role, will slam his stick during practice, then oversleep and miss the start of a Senators practice the next day before being chased out of the building by coach John Paddock. "Hey, it worked for Ray," he will say.
• The Hurricanes will say, "Gee, Sergei Samsonov seems to have a lot of talent and untapped potential, but also a motivation problem." Folks in Boston, Edmonton, Montreal and Chicago will retort: "Well, no kidding, Sherlock." March • The Flyers' Steve Downie will take another cheap-shot sucker punch at the Leafs' Jason Blake, and senior vice president Bobby Clarke again will say that he has no problem with it. Because, after all, hadn't Blake said that Downie should be kicked out of the league? • The next day, Steve Moore's lawsuit against Todd Bertuzzi and the Canucks will be settled out of court. Equipment managers, trainers and former Canucks, all wrestling with testifying during a trial under oath about what they heard and saw, will breath huge sighs of relief. Nobody will ask Bobby Clarke for his reaction. • Television cameras will catch the Rangers' Jaromir Jagr yawning 14 times. During one shift. An extra-caffeine soft drink will consider featuring him in its next commercial, succeeding Tony Romo, but the ad campaign manager will decide that he would dog it through the taping, as well. April • At the end of the regular season, four NHL general managers -- coincidentally, all of teams that missed the playoffs -- will argue that the league needs to expand the playoff field, grousing that because their teams finished above .500 and with more than 90 points, they deserved to be in the postseason. They will not mention that three-point games and overtime and a separate column for shootout losses meant that 24 of the 30 teams had more wins than losses and that the NHL average -- or the true break-even point -- was 92 points. This should, but won't, give impetus to the movement to make all games worth three points or to eliminate the guaranteed point to an overtime or shootout loser. • Against all odds, Jim Balsillie finally will land an NHL franchise and begin the process to move the team to Hamilton for the 2008-09 season. Anybody who can make kazillions getting people to type on BlackBerry keys the size of a point of a pin can pull off something relatively minor like this. • A Devils-Canadiens playoff game will end at 3:12 a.m., with 14 fans remaining in The Rock, renewing calls to find a better solution than sudden-death overtime. May
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• At his Cup finals news conference, commissioner Gary Bettman finally will get so dizzy in trying to put positive spin on the NHL's state of affairs, he will fall out of his chair on the stage and be unable to get up. The footage will be on YouTube within 14 seconds and will get 1.2 million hits in Canada within the hour. • On a day off between Games 2 and 3 of the Stanley Cup finals, Peter Forsberg will announce he's ready to return to the NHL and offer his services to either the Red Wings or Senators. Terry Frei is a regular contributor to ESPN.com. He is the author of the just-released "'77" and "Third Down and a War to Go."
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How Your Username May Betray You 308
from the you-are-a-number-not-a-name dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Now, I have different usernames for a lot of different websites and IRL I don't have a beard. (I shaved it off in 2004.)
I was looking for a yoga mat; the "community" ones at the gym were a little more... used that I preferred for an item that I touch with my face. I am using IE7 since that's what corporate IT imposes. I was getting ads on
I also, due to my work, look up a lot of military things. I was getting ads for martial arts training and "how to handle a handgun" and other things like that.
Apparently the ads computers think that yoga + military + YMCA = gay. I was getting ads for "meet local singles" with pictures of men. It was really weird until I realized that the ad servers think that I'm a fan of sausage. Or maybe they think I'm a woman; I look up vegan and vegetarian recipes and I'll look at knitting patterns to give my wife feedback. Oh, yeah, that makes more sense. They think I'm a woman.
(An ugly one...)
I've also got a quirk whereby the computers at work all go through the servers back east, so it also thinks that I live on the West Coast but work on the East coast; a 7000 mile trip can be covered in 30 minutes with ease.
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Flip for Free Pancakes at IHOP Feb. 28
Bruegger's isn't the only eatery offering freebies in February. On Tuesday, Feb. 28, pop into a local IHOP and enjoy a free short stack of buttermilk pancakes as part of National Pancake Day. In return for the free pancakes, guests are asked to consider leaving a donation for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and other designated local charities. […] [Read More]
Bruegger's offering free bagels Thursday
Bruegger's Bagels will celebrate both National Bagel Day and its birthday on Thursday with its second annual Three Free Bagel Day Birthday Bash. Through 2 p.m., guests who bring a coupon to any of Bruegger's 300 locations will receive three free bagels. You can download the coupon from the "Birthday Bash" tab on Bruegger's Facebook […] [Read More]
Weekend Roundup: No plans? Check out our picks
I'm not sure if it's the lingering jetlag or the subtle yet consistent ringing in my ears from last night's David Guetta's Winter White Tour at the Washington Avenue Armory (yeah, we totally missed the wear white memo), but I'm a little slow on the uptake today, hence the late posting. Here's my best attempt […] [Read More]
Coming Attractions: This week's concert announcements
Future mayhem It's never too early to start thinking about summer concerts — especially with this week's weather — and the Saratoga Performing Arts Center has you covered. The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival will wreak musical havoc on SPAC on Tuesday, July 31. The headbangers providing the musical, well, mayhem are Slayer, Anthrax, Slipknot, […] [Read More]
Plan ahead: Events in all corners of the Capital Region
Tax assistance available at Albany library ALBANY — Income tax assistance and resources will be offered on select days Saturday through April 14 at the Albany Public Library, 161 Washington Ave. Free federal income tax preparation will be provided for people with an annual household income limit of $50,000. Help for walk-ins will be available 10 […] [Read More]
Three tempting Tuesday takeout specials
Don't feel like cooking tonight? Here's a couple of takeout specials to consider: Forno Bistro at 541 Broadway in Saratoga Springs is offering two wood-fired pizzas or two stuffed focaccia breads for $12 on Tuesdays. For $6 more you can add a half-platter of their Mista insalata. Reel Seafood continues its successful (and from what I hear, […] [Read More]
Free cab rides Super Bowl Sunday
The law firm Martin, Harding & Mazzotti is offering free cab rides from 6 p.m. to midnight on Super Bowl Sunday to anyone in the Capital Region, including those in Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls, Amsterdam and Utica. By dialing **LAW (**529) on a mobile phone area residents will be connected with an operator that will coordinate […] [Read More]
Parent Pipeline, Jan. 30-Feb. 5: Teen Improv, bowling fundraiser and valentine cards
Monday, Jan. 30: Bring children ages three to five for a half-hour of children's literature and to reinforce traditional preschool concepts like counting. 10:30 a.m. at the Schenectady County Public Library, 99 Clinton St. Tuesday, Jan. 31: Come ready to laugh at the unpredictable comedy of the Teen Improv Showcase 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at […] [Read More]
Weekend Roundup: No plans? Check out our picks
As I sit here writing this post, all I can think about is what I'm going to eat in Sin City tonight. Yes, that's right, I'm on the road again, heading to Las Vegas for a quick weekend getaway. But I couldn't leave without sharing a few ideas about fun weekend happenings right here in […] [Read More]
Coming Attractions: This week's concert announcements
The Boss wants you By now, you've probably heard that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are embarking on a new tour, their first since the death last year of the Big Man, saxophone player Clarence Clemons. The news comes in advance of the March 6 release of a new album, "Wrecking Ball." The Times […] [Read More]
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Different care for the ivy geraniums? Less success?
I overwintered about 100 regular geraniums very successfully under lights in my basement. But I had about 5 of the really pretty ivy geraniums and they just seem to barely survive. I don't know if they need more light or less water than the other type? I know my regular geraniums need almost no water to do their best. But maybe this isn't enough for the ivys? THey turned brown and have only 4 or 5 green leaves left. Thanks for any suggestions. Eileen
Hi Eileen....I see that no one has answered your question yet. I grew ivy geranium from seed last year, and noticed from the get-go that it seems to be a bit fussier than the 'regular' pelargoniums that I also grew from seed. Germination was low, growth took forever. I tried to save mine over the winter in a hanging basket on my enclosed porch. (Temps range from 45F to 60F.) I cut it back and fed it, hoping it would kick out serious new growth, but have had only marginal luck. At the same time, several of the Orbit Violet pelargoniums that I grew from seed last summer are sitting in pretty much the same circumstances (in terms of light, temps) and they're growing and blooming like crazy..........In short, I'm with you, scratching my head over what ivy geranium needs to thrive....Maybe someone else can clue us both in.
Hi I have an ivy geranium that is 3 years old now, every winter it comes inside, sits in a coolish not too bright, not too dim corner. I water sparingly, then about Feb. I increase the light, water and start slowly feeding. It DOES look pretty sad by Feb. Mine had only a couple of leaves and they didn't look very promising at all. Oh, and I cut it back by 3/4 when I bring it in. Sometimes I root the cuttings, sometimes not. This is the first year that I have grow lights for early spring. At first it does seem to be slow growing, but in the last week or so mine is going gangbusters. I feed them with a balanced dilute liquid plant food AND use a pinch of osmocote in each pot.


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I brought a second hand Z_Ultra that was listed as "SIM not recognised" and I thought that it may have just been a kernel/baseband issue as we see lots of this in the ZU and Z1 forum. When I got the phone the IMEI was present and correct so it's not that issue.
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|British Biathle Team Dominate in Dubai
|Saturday, 14th Feb 2015
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Hot temperatures and a last minute change of venue to the Atlantis Hotel on Dubai's Palm did not deter the British Team at the first Biathle World Tour of 2015.
The event held on the Atlantis's Nasima Beach in front of the famous Aquaventure Water Park saw teams from Germany, Italy, South Africa and the host United Arab Emirates as well as ourselves. The GB team were so dominent that no individual finished lower than second position.
The team's first involvement was in the Youth D races and there were immmediately emphatic wins for both Rebecca Wren and Kieron Mutch with Josh Dreelan finishing second.
Sophie Mutch's very impressive swim brought her through the field to finish second in the Youth C Girls race. Kizzie Price showed the rest the way with an easy win in the Youth B Girls race and Jessica Sutton took a deserved second place. Not to be outdone, Jamie Price matched his sister's performance with a win in the Youth A race.
James Greenwell overcame the shock of being lead into transition in the Masters A race with a masterly swim which brought him back into transition with a clear half a minute lead, enough to ensure victory by the end of the race. Andy Price gained second in the Masters B race and Mary and Peter Colett won their masters C and D races respectiveley.
The final events, the seniors, saw victory for Rachel Jones and a silver for Gareth Allen. So 8 winners and 5 runners up - a spectacularly good performance from the team who, imediately following the presentation went into the adjacent water park to relax and rest on their laurels for the remainder of the day.
The next World Tour event is in Italy on 7th June.
|BUCS Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon Championships 2015
|Thursday, 12th Feb 2015
|Alexia Jones
The BUCS Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon Championships 2015 will take place on 13-14 March in Oxford. Any student at a BUCS affiliated college or university can take part as a biathlete, tetrathlete or pentathlete. Entries shut on Thursday 26 February (Visit website for entries). The competition is run with a friendly and helpful atmosphere. It is designed to cater for both novice athletes at their first competition and elite athletes alike.
For all news and updates like us on Facebook (BUCS Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon Championships 2015) or follow us on Twitter (@bucsmodernpent)
All competitors need to be members of Pentathlon GB and thanks to the support of BUCS and the University of Oxford entry fees can be kept low:
• Full Pentathlon or Ride Tetrathlon = £35
• Non-ride Tetrathlon = £16
• Run & Swim biathlon = £6
The organisers are always grateful for volunteers, especially fencing referees! Volunteers on the Saturday will receive a packed lunch and refreshments throughout the day. Contact: email@example.com for more details.
|2014 Biathle World Tour Rankings
|Friday, 9th Jan 2015
|Howard Jones
The 2014 Biathle World Tour Rankings are now available at http://www.pentathlon.org/biathle-triathle-world-tour-ranking-2014/ .
Congratulations to Bea Stanton, Poppy Clark, Jake Fisher, Conor Jelley, Elizabeth Tolley, India Cooper, Bradley Sutton, Matthew Cook, Harry Lane, Rachel Jones, Emma Fisher, James Greenwell, Nicola Quinlan, Mary Collett, Michael Covell and Peter Collett for topping the rankings in their respective categories.
British Biathletes also took 17 second places and 15 third places in the overall rankings which counted the best four results from the seven 2014 World Tour events available.
Congratulations to all who participated.
|2015 Biathle World Tour
|Monday, 29th Dec 2014
|Howard Jones
The UIPM have announced the venues and provisional dates for the 2015 Biathle World Tour:
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 14th February
Cascina, Italy, 6th - 7th June
Setubal, Portugal, 18th - 19th July
Weymouth, GBR, 5th - 6th September
Goa, India, 27th - 30th October
The Selection form for the first event in Dubai is on the web site calendar and discounted accommodation is limited and available on a first come basis
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|Friday, 19th Dec 2014
|Eleanor Guest
For our updated guidance on laser safety for competitors and organisers please see the document here.
|Pentathlon GB 2015 Selection Policy
|Tuesday, 28th Oct 2014
|Eleanor Guest
The 2015 Selection Policy is now available. To request a copy please send the member's name and postal address to email@example.com.
A copy of the policy will ONLY be sent to current Pentathlon GB members (or parents of).
Ranking competitions are listed below, to make an entry visit the calendar entry for the competition to download the entry form and return to Pentathlon GB Head Office.
Ranking Competition 1 13 December 2014, Millfield Modern Pentathlon Academy
Ranking Competition 2 17 January 2015, Millfield Modern Pentathlon Academy
Ranking Competition 3 07 February 2015, Millfield Modern Pentathlon Academy
Youth Ranking Competition 1 17 January 2015, Millfield Modern Pentathlon Academy
Youth Ranking Competition 2 7 February 2015, Millfield Modern Pentathlon Academy
GB Youth International, YRC 3 14 March 2015, Tudor Grange, Solihull
Youth Ranking Competition 4 2 – 3 May 2015, Hartpury Modern Pentathlon Academy
Youth Ranking Competition 5 20 – 21 June 2015, Tudor Grange, Solihull
|Pentathlon GB Archivist Update
|Tuesday, 21st Oct 2014
|Eleanor Guest
October 2014 Archivist Update
Bath Archive
There have been impressive developments at the archive in recent months. In addition to Lizzie Richmond's curating of the archive, an additional archivist, Adrian Nardone, is working specifically on the pentathlon archive two days a week. It is his aim that, by the time of the European Championships at Bath (August 2015):
(a) the archive will be catalogued and there will be online access to it;
(b) there will be an exhibition celebrating Modern Pentathlon at the University library.
The Pentathlon GB office continues to transfer materials to the archive on an occasional basis and I hope to visit more regularly during the coming year in order to assist Adrian in identifying material. Papers at Bath are all stored in professional archive conditions and there is space for visiting researchers. Anyone wishing to make a visit should contact Lizzie Richmond (email@example.com) although, if specific details are sought, it would be best to contact me first at email@example.com.
Archive Website
The website www.andyarchibald.com is devoted entirely to providing pentathlon photos as well as new and historical articles. The website is regularly visited by many people and I have been able to provide information and material for both archival and personal requests from Spain, Austria and the USA as well as in GB in the past year.
There are now many thousands of documents and photographs stored as computer files, including all recent significant items appearing on the UIPM and Pentathlon GB websites. It is, therefore, possible to supply information /photographs promptly for any e mail enquiry.
One useful function for the archive is to provide obituaries for recently deceased pentathletes and administrators to websites and other publications. In the past year, an obituary has been provided for John Majendie, Hon. Sec. of the MPAGB 1960s.
Reunion proposal
At a meeting in September, Martin Dawe proposed a reunion of former pentathletes to coincide with the European Championship in Bath 2015. Preparations for such a reunion would also establish an up-to-date list of contact details to be available to Pentathlon GB. It was also proposed that such a reunion might assist Pentathlon GB by increasing MPAGB membership.
There is good communication between the Pentathlon GB office and the archive at Bath. We are always grateful for any submissions to the archive at all (programmes, photos, result sheets etc), no matter how recent. All enquiries about the archive should be made, in the first case, to firstname.lastname@example.com
|Gruelling Guatemala
|Monday, 13th Oct 2014
|Howard Jones
A 30 strong British team of Biathletes embarked on the demanding journey to Central America and faced the 36 deg C heat and 60%+ humidity of Guatemala's Pacific Coast.
Fifteen countries were represented including newcomers Japan. South Africa, Egypt and hosts Guatemala had strong teams and next years World Championship Hosts Georgia were also present.
GB's team was not up to their usual numbers due to a combination of high costs and safety fears. The cost of attending was indeed high but fears over safety were allayed by the LOC who maintained excellent safe transfers and very good safe accommodation.
Competition day arrived with clear skies and no sign of the seasonal thunderstorms which plague this area at this time of year. The exceptionally hot and humid condition, as was to be seen suited the locals, South Africans and Egyptians better than they did the British athletes.
First up for GB were the Youth E Girls with Poppy Clark and Olivia Heron who both managed well to finish in 4th and 6th respectively with times of 4 mins 52 secs and 4 mins 54 secs. Egypt taking gold and RSA taking silver and bronze.
The Youth D Boys provided GB with the team's fist medal courtesy of Jack Goodman who finished third behind two Egyptians in a time of 4mins 14 secs. Aurelio Calipa and Josh Dreelan finished 4th and 5th in 4:17 and 4:33 to ensure the team gold for GB.
The Youths D Girls Race saw another GB team win courtesy of Saoirse McClure-Fisher 4th (4:22), Sophie Mabbs 7th (4:34) and Rebecca Wren 8th (4:37) in a race dominated again by RSA and Egypt.
The Youths C Girls was won by Japan with Daisy Anderson again agonisingly close to the medals in 4th place in 5 mins 39 secs and with Alannah Mabbs 7th (5:51) and Jessica Sutton 12th (6:30) took another gold team win for the GB.
The Youth B Boys race was a much closer affair with Matthew Griffiths leading into the dubiously long swim but a slight error on the final leg of the swim meant a he had to settle for a very well deserved Silver medal behind an Egyptian in a time of 9 mins 24 secs. He was closely followed by Jonathan Chatten who collected bronze in a time of 9 mins 29. Bradley Sutton who was 4th (9:35) completed another gold winning team. Sam Matthews 8th 10:14), Chris Luff 10th (10:24), Michael Sallis 11th (10:25) Elliott Lavile 12th (10:27) and Charlie Goriup 14th (10:43) completed the team.
GB were represented by India Cooper and Olivia Lowe in the Youth B Girls race and they finished in 5th (11:17) and 7th (11:50) in a race dominated by the Russians.
Greece took their only gold medal in the Youth A Boys race in which our sole representative was Alexander Allen who finished in 8th place in 12mins 31secs. Unfortunately for all the 1500 metres run courses the local organisers forgot to completely change the course from the previous 1000 metes resulting in some quick time despite the rather long swim.
The Junior and Senior races were run together and provided the GB team with more medals. Hannah Parkinson took bronze in the Junior race in a time of 13 mins 38 secs. Rachel Jones claimed silver in the senior race in a time of 13 mins 09 secs with Kathy Wellam bronze in 14 mins 06secs.
James Greenwell continued his improvement in the Masters A race with a fine silver in 8 mins 54 secs, Steve Luff gained (9:49) a bronze in the Master B race and Peter Collett (12:10) a silver in the Masters D Races but pride of place and two gold medals went to Barbara Holmes (10:19) Master B and Mary Collett (12:36) Master C.
So the provisional final table reads:
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|Denise Silk
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|Amanda Pitt
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East Anglia Modern Pentathlon Club Inaugural Training Day - 1pm onwards
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Contact: Denise Silk , 07771 862552 , email@example.com
This event posted: 31/03/2015
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|Saint Felix School Biathlon Time Trial
Venue: Saint Felix School
Contact: Chantelle Savage , 07834 977262 , email@example.com
This competition is a time trial for the British Modern Biathlon Championships (28th & 29th November 2015) and the British Schools' Modern Biathlon Championships (TBC). Unlike the County Championships and competitions organised by the Pentathlon GB Regions, it has no automatic qualifying places for either of the British Championships.Registration will open at 09.00 in the Sports Hall, swim in a 25m x 5 lane pool, run on 400m grass track. Refreshments will be available.
For further details of the Modern Biathlon Series 2015/16 including format, how to enter, qualification places available etc. please visit https://www.pentathlongb.org/schools/index.php.
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The competition will be organised in accordance with the Pentathlon GB Rules for Modern Biathlon effective 1st September 2015. These are available from the resources page of the Pentathlon GB website - https://www.pentathlongb.org/pentathlongb/resources.php?tab=1.This event posted: 23/03/2015
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Venue: Watford Woodside Leisure Centre
Contact: Denise Silk , 07771 862552 , email@example.com
This is a qualifying competition for the British Modern Biathlon Championships (28th & 29th November 2015) and the British Schools' Modern Biathlon Championships (TBC). It has automatic qualifying places for BOTH of the British Championships.
For further details of the Modern Biathlon Series 2015/16 including format, how to enter, qualification places available etc. please visit https://www.pentathlongb.org/schools/index.php.
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The competition will be organised in accordance with the Pentathlon GB Rules for Modern Biathlon effective 1st September 2015. These are available from the resources page of the Pentathlon GB website - https://www.pentathlongb.org/pentathlongb/resources.php?tab=1 .This event posted: 12/01/2015 and last updated: 15/03/2015
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|Jan 30, 2013, 10:08 AM
I just got this plane in the mail the other day. She was a very simple build, being ready to fly after about 30 minutes. I originally used CA and kicker to bond the joints, but she broke up midflight after some high G maneuvers. That was my first, and last, time I used CA for a build. 5 minute epoxy is my friend, CA is not. The plane was not heavily damaged in the crash, and I put her back together (properly this time) with some epoxy.
I've owned a HobbyPeople ''Superfly X'', and bananahobby's ''FMS 1280'', both very similar to this one. I like that this bird is a little smaller, it goes in my storage much easier. She is very light, and still manages to feel beefy in the fuselage. I really hate how the battery bay was designed, there is very little room for anything in there. The motor seems to be pretty decent, I pulled about 260 watts and 23 amps with an APC 6x5.5 propeller (barely warm after flight). I also hate the prop-saver design on this plane: why in the hell would I need one of those? This will quickly be traded out for a prop adapter.
I haven't noticed the drastic down pitch others have mentioned. It's there, but minimal compared to other similar styles I've owned. I take off with about 50-75% throttle and a toss at about 30 degrees above the horizon. Ailerons........I'm disappointed. Definitely needs rudder mixing if you want to maneuver around the skies with ease. I will probably extend the ailerons with some DTF (dollar tree foam), they are so wimpy as stock. I will probably remove the polyhedral as others have suggested, but will hold off for now.
Overall, this was a great buy and I am happy. I ordered on a Sunday, and had it in my hands 8 days later. The box was undamaged, as was the plane. For the price, it is an excellent plane and will fit the style that I was looking for. I can stay in the air on one battery while my buddy goes through 3....awesome.
|Jan 30, 2013, 02:58 PM
Swammy, glad to here you like it - still holds a special spot for me too. Any PU glue will work well with this plane's EPO too. E.g. Gorilla glue etc.
|Jan 30, 2013, 09:20 PM
I used the glue that came in the box and it worked great.
|Jan 30, 2013, 09:24 PM
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|Jan 31, 2013, 01:34 AM
I will recheck my glue joints to make sure they're ok. Thanks for the heads up.
|Jan 31, 2013, 05:18 AM
I buy a couple of these at a time as it is very dear if you run out and have to go to the LHS. I use the Extra Thick or GAP Filling.
For instant setting I use this:
It is BRILLIANT. I know you are suppose to use thin CA in places but I always use the thick. I just glued a ply engine mount to the foam on a Skywalker X5 that has a heavy motor. The foam will break before the glue lets go.
Sounds like the CA did not stick on the wing rod covers or tailplane. I always put fiberglass tape over the wing rod covers just in case but with thick CA it is not a problem. I put a lot on when I do it and wipe off extra with my finger. It is not recommended when the kicker has just been put on, as it burns badly.
|Feb 01, 2013, 09:12 PM
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37 Posts
I just got one of these bad boys. It's built and sitting there, just waiting for the maiden flight tomorrow. I can't wait!
It looks fast just sitting there......
|Feb 01, 2013, 11:31 PM
|Feb 02, 2013, 10:11 PM
Floater jet in the mail.........
I have spent my new-b time with the wild hawk and was ready for upgrades......By the time i got all the goodies to add ailerons and a brushless power plant, i could just buy the floater. So I did! And it should be hear early next week. This forum helped me make that choice. Thanks for all good info.
|Feb 03, 2013, 11:10 AM
My canopy flipped off and my battery fell out of the plane while I was inverted about 400 feet up in the air. I blame myself for not securing the battery better, but that's not the point I want to make. This plane floated and flopped around for the drop, completely without control....and she landed in one piece with no visible damage! I was able to pop on another battery (securing it better this time), and take her up in the air right away.
Lesson learned: secure your batteries better and don't rely solely on the foam to hold it securely in place.
|Feb 03, 2013, 02:47 PM
United States, CA, Oceanside
Joined Apr 2011
5,063 Posts
I always place a rubber band around my canopy to secure it to the fuse. never had an issue.
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|Feb 03, 2013, 04:25 PM
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Joined Sep 2011
4,911 Posts
Thanks for that. I had no idea how to attach a strap. New project!
|Feb 03, 2013, 04:46 PM
I wrap as above, then add a piece of 1/32 ply. Then attach Velcro strap and glue in place with gorilla glue. The strap is then embedded between the ply floor and the foam.
|Feb 04, 2013, 04:52 AM
But I am still putting sticky tape over the LiPo. One day I'll do it. Too many other things to do.
That gorilla glue works wonders in certain places.
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Pride of Barbados Not Blooming
I got a container Pride of Barbados last year. I am in Dallas. We had a hard winter. I had it covered for part of it but then gave up and just mulched it real good. It survived. It looks healthy and is over two feet tall and about 3 feet wide, but it is now mid-July and it has not bloomed or made seed pods. Last year when I had it, it had a couple of seed pods and was blooming (orange). I have put Callaway's fertilizer pellets for blooming plants on the soil and watering it daily. Does it take some special fertilizer to bloom or something? I know I am a bit far north to keep these in optimum health.
Mine has been in ground for several years, maybe 4 or 5 and had it's first blooms today. They go from buds to blooms in a week, so you will be seeing some color soon.
I treat mine like everything else in that garden area. About an inch of water a week and rare fertilizer. I hit it with alfalfa pellets in March. Mine is about 6 feet tall right now.
I was so relieved to see it come up after this past winter. My brugs finally came up in early July.
Here ya go Kachana. I've had this one in ground, southern exposure and protected by houses for 4 years. It freezes to the roots and comes back every spring. I do put about a 12 inch layer of mulch over her in the fall after first freeze.
Today she is taller than me, so about 6'
a really pretty native Turks Cap
Leadwort, AKA Hardy Plumbago ...love this stuff in the shade!
Very pretty! The Turk's cap looks really pretty also. Thanks for sharing all these pictures.
I guess it's not possible to get the pride of Barbados to grow as a tree as it dies every winter? I was hoping to grow and prune one as a shade tree.
Again, thanks for your help.
Only if you like shade in a tall greenhouse. I have seen another tree similar that is huge, growing in a yard in Granbury. I'll find the name and edit this post.
I searched and searched...I saw this particular tree at Stewart's Nursery in Weatherford last spring, but cannot find the name for the life of me.
This post was edited by pkponder on Tue, Jul 22, 14 at 18:41
No, this was no mimosa. It has yellowish orange blooms similar in look to POB, but was really a huge tree. The trunk itself had a 3-5 foot circumference. If you ever get to Granbury, this tree is west of the square, in a neighborhood near the school bus depot. It has green branches and part of the trunk was a green color also with what appeared to be thorns all over the trunk. I never stopped to ask what it was, but saw one last spring at Stewart's Nursery for $99.
I need to make a road trip and get pictures :-)
I think it is a palo verde tree.
This post was edited by pkponder on Wed, Jul 23, 14 at 13:25


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Webcast - Agile in a regulatory environment
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On Nov 16 2011, Kim Werner, Agile Coach from ATSC and Liz Parnell, Solution Design Manager from Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC), gave a webcast sharing their experiences regarding how BCBSNC adopted a few Agile techniques, with the help of some good coaching, and adopted some IBM Rational Jazz tools (Rational Team Concert and Rational Requirements Composer) to reduce time to market and lower development costs. BCBCNC works in the highly-regulated healthcare industry, so faced a few interesting constraints when adopting agile.
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