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Big Mo just called Travis Wood and told him that he was released by the REDS yesterday.
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Belleville resident Bobby Mosby finished his fourth season of minor-league baseball in September.
Mosby, an East St. Louis High graduate, played for the Dayton Dragons, a Class A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds.
"I had a better year this year. I worked hard and took nothing for granted," said the 6-foot-3, 240-pound first baseman, 24. "I also worked on my offense and defense."
Mosby batted .237 with 12 home runs and 45 RBIs in 86 games after hitting .245 with nine homers and 28 RBIs in 52 games with the Dragons in 2005. His offensive game remains a work in progress.
"As far as mechanics, he needs to be able to get to the fastball better, which means he should probably shorten up his swing and be sure not to collapse underneath the ball," Dragons manager Billy Gardner said. "Defensively, he needs to improve his agility around the bag at first.
"The biggest thing for Bobby is to be in shape and take care of his body in the offseason. He needs to come to camp with a good playing weight and be ready to go."
Gardner was in his first year managing the Dragons. He was manager of the year in 1998 for the Michigan Battle Cats.
Considering his size, Mosby's value to any team will be in his ability to consistently hit for power.
"I need to be more of a power hitter and get more doubles," said Mosby, who had 15 doubles in 291 at-bats, with 26 walks and 91 strikeouts. His on-base percentage was a low .307.
Mosby, a right-handed hitter and thrower, pounded left-handed pitching, going 28-for-84 (.333) with seven home runs and a .391 OBP. In contrast, he was 41-for-207 (.198) against right-handers, with a .273 OBP. He had 69 strikeouts.
"I'm working on my strike-zone management," Mosby said. "I come in early and use the curveball machine. I see lots of off-speed pitches."
Dayton lost its final game of the season to West Michigan and failed to reach the playoffs with a 67-73 record in the Midwest League.
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Owner very friendly and helpful! The two bedroom cottage was perfect for our overnight stay in Cleburne. Very cute and homey! Full kitchen. Comfy beds! Quaint and charming!
No complaints!
River Rock Bed AND Breakfast was a beautiful and Cozy place.was right off main street but was veryu quiet and relaxing!1!!! Had everything you would need or forgot at home to make stay pleasant and very easy living! Was exactly what was advertised!!!!!!!!
It was a great hotel. Still accommodates smoking and is under renovations
The room and bathroom were very clean. The front desk lady was so nice and accommodating. The two queen beds were just what we needed and very comfortable.
There was nothing I didn't like.
The front desk lady was very personable and caring. This hotel is better than your average 2 star hotel. The beds were great.
Cheap, thin towels
Good price
We had problems with the internet connection but management resolved the problems.
Friendly staff
Not very well built, things falling apart.
The facilities, though they don't look great, were really nice. We were surprised to find a nice hotel like this within driving distance to our destination in Fort Worth Texas. The staff was nice, and allowed us to check in as we arrived and also warned us that there was going to be a large party of high school basketball players arriving later that night. We appreciated the knowledge since later we did here their noisy arrival, but since we had been warned it was no surprise and they quieted down quickly. Over all the beds were comfortable, the rooms were clean and nice. There were plenty of towels and hot water, the bathroom was plain but useful. The television was a small older style but kept the kids happy. Not a lot of noise heard through the walls, and the location doesn't have big trucks or trains nearby to produce loud noises. A good nights sleep was enjoyed by all of us.
The only things that detracted from this review are: the morning staff at checkout may have had a fine personality but I never got a chance to find out, she never said anything. No smile, no greeting, no acknowledment, she simply asked my room number(s) and proceeded to checkout. She then folded the papers and handed them to me and that was it. I began to wonder if I had done something wrong. I do have to say the rest of the staff we met were very nice and helpful. The other issue that I noticed was the bad wiring job done to install CCTV camera at the front door, the cables were just randomly hanging down and half secured. I understand the need for surveillance, but it should be unobtrusive and discreet. It looked like whoever did this job had never done it before or they simply didn't care. Since it was the very first thing you are apt to see when arriving, more thought should have gone into making it look professional. If the building had just been built and there was unfinished work elsewhere it would have been forgiveable, but this was not the case.
The staff was very sweet and friendly
I was put in was absolutely interested by fleas. They moved me to another room but I still kept finding fleas. Not sure if they were from the first room or what. Gross. Also there is no food delivery to the hotel, other than one bad pizza place. when I turned on the heater (freezing that night) the smoke alarm went off and the entire place reeked of burnt ick the rest of the night. To say the least, not comfortable and very dirty.
The wifi was down the entire day - they told us they only turn the wifi on after 5pm. Um, what?!? The front office/checkout smelled TERRIBLE. It reeked of body odor, I almost gagged. The check-in guy smelled like he hadn't showered in weeks.
Price and location were good. Location was close to shopping.
The room wasn't the cleanest. I went to Walmart and bought cleaning supplies for the restroom. And also bought some towels. There was hair in one of the beds and on some of the towels. The sink was stopped up.
This was a nice hotel and it was very competitively priced. It was well maintained, had appealing decor, friendly efficient service, it was extremely clean and the room had everything you could need.
Location. It was in a rather shabby downtown area. The continental breakfast was a little lack luster but still adequate.
Ambience and cleanliness of a beautiful hotel.
Staff was upbeat and helpful. Cleaning staff did a great job prepping and re-prepping the room whenever I left.
Despite being a "100% smoke-free hotel," my room smelled like an ashtray. They were housing a couple Little League teams at the same time and the noise level was high. Once the Little Leaguers left, I was awakened early the next morning to a screaming toddler. Seems a fine hotel for kids, but not so great for adults.
Liked the location it was close to most of our destinations. Breakfast was great. Enjoyed the hot tub.
In our room we had a couple issues with crickets in the room. Which was kind of unappealing don't know how they would have got in the room on second floor. Also the shower head had a leak and would spray the roof. Other than those two minor things over all it was decent for the price.
Easy to find. Clos to location visiting.
Truck drivers sitting out front drinking beer. Made us very uncomfortable.
Good service at front desk
The bed. Not snuff pillows and should have both frim an soft pillows. Better coffee
I spent a miserable night here, I had to call the front desk 3 times, the couple next door was fighting, not only in there room right next to us(the walls are paper thin)but also in the hallway. The front desk person called them but it didn't do any good.
good breakfast free internet worked well
older hotel but the price was right
The price was right for the quality of this hotel. Very nice furnishings. Comfortable bed.
I cannot think of anything negative.
clean, friendly staff, comfortable rooms
Location is great...away from the congestion of the Dallas/Ft Worth complex but, close to a wide variety of restaurants, shopping, and a movie theater.
comfey beds
Continental breakfast on Sunday was not that great.
very clean
they were having a wedding party and they were up all night very loud. I called the front desk she said they were trying to settle them down but wasn't working. kept going for several more hours.
Location. Close to everything we wanted to do.
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Introduction Credit for this tutorial cannot be given solely to me. 95% of it should be sent towards the way of Captain Dunsel for his initial tutorial for the Enable/Disable of a Matrix chip. I came across this method while messing around one day. Instead of drilling two holes in your box just so you can turn the chip on and off for Xbox Live! or what have you, you only need one. It's simple and gets the job done.
Buying the Switches Like Captain Dunsel said a Radio Shack SPST Submini Toggle Switch (RS #275-612). All you need is one and they are pretty dirt cheap. Here's a picture:
NOTE: The switch that I bought had a blue bottom, not green, so don't think they are different.
Mounting Ideas First, decide where you want the switch. Carefully plan this. I either mount my switches on the side of the case or in the back by drilling a hole. Its up to you, my friend.
Switch It Up! Open up your box and notice your matrix sitting there all properly aligned and lovely. Now take your soldering iron and disturb its peace. Depending on where you want to mount it, get two pieces of wire. Make sure they are about one or one and a half inches longer than what you need. It's nice to have a little slack. Strip the wire on both ends but to these measurements: one end (side attaching to the switch) strip about .25 inches or ¼ inch; the other end (side going to the matrix) strip about .125 inches or 1/8 of an inch. Now, follow my diagram (credit goes to Captain Dunsel for the idea):
Now mount the switch and test the Xbox. Power it on and see if the switch works when on. If it does, great! Power the Xbox off. Flick the switch to OFF and power the Xbox back on. It works?! GREAT! You officially have created an enable/disable switch for your Matrix chip!


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NBC cuts to commercial just as Russia comes in? [color=red]*[/color][color=red]*[/color][color=red]*[/color]? Is this still the cold war?
Yes, it was all indoors.
From what I understand Vancouver is more like Seattle, WA and Juneau, AK - not all that cold/freezing temps... more rain than snow in the winter... which is probably why Whistler gets all of the skiing and outdoor track races... then again they keep closing the ski events because of crappy weather so who knows.
I think they should at least make the effort to show it live across the country on weekends. Everyone (well, most everyone) is home then...I can understand tape-delaying on weekdays, although it must still be a frustration for several, especially in this day and age of instant communication.
I loved how they made the floor look like ice bergs that broke way to reveal whales. Awesome!
the Whales were definitely the highlight for me! that was just so cool!
kinda unimpressed with the First Nations thing, and a tad annoyed as they made it sound like the Inuit people are only in Canada. Got news for ya, they live in Alaska, too. oh well.
READ what I wrote. what I objected to was the fact that it was implied that Inuit peoples are ONLY in Canada - this was also in teh commentary that we got in the US, which I did yell at the TV about - it had nothing to do with Alaska being part of canada (in case you've forgotten I LIVE in Alaska and I'm VERY aware that we're not Canadian). It was a tad annoying. It's not like I'm insulting the country. Alaska and Canada have a lot in common (especially the western parts of Canada) sharing cultures is one of them. But I'm thankful Alaska is NOT part of Canada... I can't spell in old english.
I did read what you wrote and believe me, I understood it completely.
Toni, you happen to a have rather large chip on your shoulder when it comes to "imagined slights" to Alaska or it's people. It's getting very tiring to see.
In other words. Get over yourself!!
looking through pictures right now waiting for coverage to start in a little less than an hour for day 2 of the games... I think this is my favorite so far: http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/...s67ql/x610.jpg
I thought the OC was zzzzzz. Some of the singing was good, except for the National anthem. I wish popular singers would never be chosen to sing national anthems, because they invariably "interpret" them outlandishly. Anthems are not folk songs or jazz sets, they are anthems and should be sung as they are written, so that it is the words that stand out, and not a distorted and often almost unrecognizable melody.
I enjoyed the ceremony far more than I did with Torino's
I am not very familiar with O Canada. But yesterday, yes my family and I were saying that it did not sound like a National Anthem. That contemporary twist made the song sound a bit like a snoozer. As I re-listen to a more traditional version on the Youtube, it was stately and I liked it a lot better.


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In honor of the anniversary of the first moon walk...did you know that of the 12 men to physically walk on the moon's surface, 11 were involved in Scouting? In fact, of the 312 astronauts since 1959, 179 were Scouts or have been active in Scouting: 39 Eagle, 25 Life, 14 Star, 26 First Class, 17 Second Class, 13 Tenderfoot, 3 Explorers, 27 Cub Scouts, 10 Webelos Scouts, and 5 unknown.
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VIRGINIA KEY, Fla. Four University of Miami (UM) Marine Biology and Fisheries students have received recognition from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Ross Cunning and John Parkinson were awarded fellowships for their research on coral reefs in the laboratory of Dr. Andrew Baker, an assistant professor in the Division of Marine Biology and Fisheries at UM's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. This marks the second year in a row in which two of Baker's students have received these prestigious fellowships. Additionally, fellow Rosenstiel students, Sean Bignami and Kevin V. Brix, received Honorable Mentions from the NSF.
Cunning, a native of Indianapolis, Ind., graduated in 2007 from Duke University with a degree in Biology and Environmental Science. Prior to joining Baker's lab at the Rosenstiel School, Cunning studied the microbial ecology of corals at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Fla., with Dr. Kim Ritchie. Last year he received an Honorable Mention in the NSF competition.
At the Rosenstiel School, Cunning has been studying the interactions between corals and their symbiotic algae and bacteria in order to understand how differences in symbiont comunities affect the ecology of corals, especially in relation to climate change. The types of algae and bacteria associated with corals are important factors in determining the ability of corals to tolerate environmental stress, including rapidly warming oceans. Variation and flexibility in these symbioses may be a key mechanism by which corals can acclimatize to environmental change.
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Title: | Studies in the Calcium and Phosphorus Metabolism of the Crab, Podophthalmus vigil (Fabricius) |
Author: | Sather, Bryant T |
Date: | 1967-04 |
Publisher: | University of Hawai'i Press |
Citation: | Sather BT. 1967. Studies in the calcium and phosphorus metabolism of the crab, Podophthalmus vigil (Fabricius). Pac Sci 21(2): 193-209. |
Abstract: | By employing modifications of the molt classification by Drach
(1939) and Hiatt (1948), it was discovered in laboratory-maintained crabs (Podopbtbalmus vigil) that a partial desiccation occurred during proecdysis followed by a rehydration at the A stages. The inorganic and organic content of the carapace, mid-gut gland, gills, and muscles were followed during the molt cycle. The carapace had the greatest inorganic fluctuations. The mid-gut gland and muscle tended to increase in both organic and inorganic matter during premolt, suggesting that these organs may serve as reservoirs for these components. The calcium and total phosphorus constituents of these organs and of the blood were determined at the various molt stages. Fluctuations in the amounts of these two elements were observed in all sampled tissues. The storage of calcium in the mid-gut gland and muscles during premolt is discussed. Phosphorus was found to be stored in the digestive gland during postecdysis but not in proecdysis. The muscle also tended to store phosphorus during premolt. As P. vigil becomes older, i.e., larger, it is unable to resorb from the exoskeleton the same quantity of calcium, but it is able to recalcify the new exoskeleton to the same extent as does a smaller crab. |
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Susan Grindley: Expedition to Greeneland.
Posted: December 8, 2014 Filed under: Clubs, Housing, Literary London | Tags: Graham Greene, Susan Grindley, The Albany, The Comedians Comments Off on Susan Grindley: Expedition to Greeneland.Graham Greene, Antibes. © Dmitri Kasterine 1983.
Expedition to Greeneland by Susan Grindley
There was a problem with the spellings
of Yeastrol, or Yeastrel, and Tontons Macoutes.
I was the office junior, despatched
with marked-up galley proofs to Albany.
I washed and ironed my hair the night before,
wore my shift dress from Peter Robinson's
new Top Shop with white stockings and white
patent shoes from Elliott's of Bond Street.
I'd cracked the secret code to all his books –
women who thought that they were loved were not.
He kept them parked and waiting in the margins,
all that religious stuff – just an excuse.
I didn't see him. I just left the envelope
with the top-hatted porter at the lodge.
I told them casually back at Production,
'GG is lunching at his club today.'
Regular readers will have spotted that we have run this post before; we are running it today in memory of our dear friend Sue Grindley who died last week. The poem is from Susan's collection New Reader, published by Rack Press.
Dannie Abse.
Posted: September 30, 2014 Filed under: Literary London, Vanishings | Tags: Dannie Abse, Forward Prize for Poetry, Helen Mort, Jeremy Paxman Comments Off on Dannie Abse.Jeremy Paxman, Dannie Abse, Helen Mort, Forward Poetry Prize jurors 2014. © David Secombe 2014.
Perspectives – five paragraphs for Frank O'Hara by Dannie Abse:
I sit in L'Artista, our local Italian restaurant.
Outside, a rain-thrashed queue waits for their bus.
At an adjacent table, a man with liquorice hair
is shouting to himself; but soon I discover
he's phoning someone. At 1.50pm I order
Fusilli all' Ortolana and their house-red poison.
A waitress bending forward to pick up a spoon
bothers me in more ways than two.
She moves with such grace and femininity
the very earth is richer where she stands
It surely makes all the clientele forget
their 'nostalgia for the infinite' and to understand,
perhaps for the first time, 'the nostalgia of the infinite'.
Umbrellas pass by the window as I eat my pasta.
Some of it spills onto my trousers, dammit.
Why does this make me think of how those poets
who write enigmatic nonsense become famously
the darlings of the professors they most despise?
At 2.23 p.m. I drink my cappuccino and glance
at the TV that's flitting behind the counter.
The 2012 dogs of war are pissing on the dead, Frank.
It could by Syria. Could be Afghanistan.
At 2.40 p.m. the Renoir beautiful one
brings me the bill (£15.10p). She squawks. Pity
her voice like a very active yak makes me shiver.
Outside the rain's gone North. A 2.41 droplet
of pure silver falls from a high tin roof.
Dannie Abse, 1923 – 2014. Thanks to Baroque in Hackney. The results of the 2014 Forward Prize for Poetry will be announced tonight at the Royal Festival Hall.
Bvsh Hovse.
Posted: December 11, 2013 Filed under: Architectural, Corridors of Power, Fictional London, Interiors, Lettering, Literary London, Monumental, Wartime London | Tags: Aldwych, Bogdan Frymorgen, Bush House, Claire Grove, George Orwell BBC, London architecture, Ministry of Truth, Wych Street Comments Off on Bvsh Hovse.Bush House from Kingsway. © Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
Bush House, the imposing 1920s edifice which dominates the Aldwych and looms over Kingsway, was once declared to be "the most expensive [building] in the world": by 1929 its construction had cost its American backers £2,000,000. It was built on the site of Wych Street, an ancient survivor of the Great Fire that was ruthlessly destroyed by London County Council circa 1901.
Built of Portland stone, with extravagant use of marble for its cavernous halls, and fronted by forbidding columns surmounted by statues symbolising 'Anglo-American friendship', Bush House embodies its era just as much as the Deco Telegraph Building on Fleet Street, or Collcutt and Hemp's monolithic Adelphi. (The chunk of old London flattened for the Adelphi was the Adam brothers' graceful riverside development of 1768.) Like the 'new' Adelphi, the sheer bombast of Bush House trails unfortunate traces of Fascist architecture; but where Colcutt and Hemp's stridently moderne behemoth might look at home in Mussolini's Rome, Bush House's gigantic faux-classical styling prefigures the more stolid brand of 'Totalitarian Retro' that came to be favoured by Hitler and Stalin.
Main entrance. © Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
© Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
The BBC established offices in the building in 1941, and for over 70 years Bush House was home to the BBC World Service, originally known as the BBC Overseas Service. George Orwell was a BBC staff member during the war, and the interiors of the building – in particular its canteen – informed his conception of The Ministry of Truth in Nineteen Eighty Four. (It's clear that the exterior of Orwell's Ministry was modelled on Senate House in Bloomsbury, and Room 101 was said to be located somewhere in Broadcasting House, but the echoing, labyrinthine interior of Bush House invites us to imagine Winston Smith lost within it.) It might be easy to resent Bush House – for what was sacrificed for its creation, for its monumental scale, and for the sheer absurdity of that portico (which echoes, in the Latin script above its main entrance, the opening titles of a certain famous 1970s TV series: I CLAVDIVS). You could even say that the payoff for the loss of ancient Aldwych is nothing more than a faceless autostrada with a giant conceited lump at its southern end.
© Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
© Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
But London is a restless, shape-shifting city, and Bush House has come to stand for more than the pretensions of its sponsors and designers. With the good fortune to house an institution that infused its overblown rhetoric with genuine purpose, it has become a great London building by default. Orwell's ironic attitude to the BBC aside, during WW2 it acted as a hub for displaced European intellectuals, who broadcast to their besieged home countries from its offices; coded messages aimed at resistance fighters and SOE agents were transmitted to occupied Europe from its studios. It became a symbol of the War Effort. (It was damaged by a V1 flying bomb that hit the Aldwych in 1944; the V1 landed on the Air Ministry directly opposite, leading to worries over the eerie accuracy of those early cruise missiles.)
Even its grandiose classicism may be said to have a claim to authenticity: workmen laying Bush House's foundations unearthed Roman statuary beneath the dust of Wych Street. A bust of a Roman noble was duly and reverently put on display in the new building's lobby (even if there are doubts as to its provenance …).
© Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
These photographs by Bogdan Frymorgen – a studio manager for the World Service – were taken just hours before the BBC finally left Bush House in July 2012, when the humming bustling halls and studios were already silent. Even as a series of absences, they capture a real sense of the urgency and activity that had so recently been going on. They're full of love for a building and an institution that came to occupy an important place in British cultural history. It's too easy to forget the esteem in which the BBC World Service is held by its distant listeners; it's not television – therefore not sexy – but that is what gives it its reach, as radio waves can go anywhere and radios can be found everywhere. The World Service is a unique and magnificent public service; it's Reithian; and, as such, it's permanently under threat.
© Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
But the BBC's activities at Bush House weren't confined to the World Service. Amongst other things, a great deal of radio drama was produced there, and in the past weeks I've been thinking of this again. A few years ago, I was fortunate enough to spend a few days working on a radio play at Bush House under the aegis of Claire Grove, one of the most innovative and successful radio drama producers of our time. Her funeral was last week. Her Guardian obituary gives a rough idea of her professional brilliance, but it is hard to sum up such a vital person within the confines of an 'Other Lives' entry. Lemn Sissay's appreciation gives some hints of the energy and life that occupied Claire, and indeed Bush House.
Studio 8, cleared out. © Bogdan Frymorgen 2012.
Amidst current refurbishment, Bush House is now occupied by a law firm and HM Customs and Excise. The love really has left the building. D.S. (with K.E-B.)
… for The London Column. Copies of Bogdan Frymorgen's photographic tribute to Bush House may be ordered from him at firstname.lastname@example.com or via his Facebook page.
Two buildings on Fleet Street.
Posted: September 27, 2013 Filed under: Architectural, Fictional London, Literary London, Street of Shame | Tags: Art Deco in London, Daily Express Building, Evelyn Waugh, old Fleet Street, Owen Williams, Scoop, Telegraph Building Comments Off on Two buildings on Fleet Street.Telegraph Building, Fleet Street. Photo © David Secombe 2010.
From Scoop by Evelyn Waugh:
The bells of St.Bride's chimed unheard in the customary afternoon din of the Megalopolitan Building. The country edition had gone to bed; below traffic level, in grotto-blue light, leagues of paper ran noisily through the machines; overhead, where floor upon floor rose from the dusk of the streets to the clear air of day, ground-glass doors opened and shut; on a hundred lines reporters talked at cross purposes; sub-editors busied themselves with their humdrum task of reducing to blank nonsense the sheaves of misinformation which whistling urchins piled before them; beside a hundred typewriters soggy biscuits lay in a hundred tepid saucers. At the hub and still centre of all this animation, Lord Copper sat alone in splendid tranquility. His massive head, empty of thought, rested in sculptural fashion upon his left fist. He began to draw a little cow on his writing pad.
David Secombe: Scoop was published in 1938 and is, of course, a literary monument to the glory days of inter-war Fleet Street, drawing on Waugh's brief 1935 stint as a Daily Mail war correspondent in Abyssinia. The novel's monstrous Lord Copper is usually described as being an admixture of the proprietor of the Daily Express, Lord Beaverbrook, and The Times's Lord Northcliffe, with the Mail's Lord Rothermere somewhere in the mix as well. The immense power of these men reflected the vast circulations and influence of the titles at their disposal; and, for all its comic genius, the paragraph from Waugh's novel speaks of the glamour and excitement of old Fleet Street.
The Telegraph Building, designed by Elcock & Sutcliffe and finished in 1928, is a fine example of serious-minded Deco, with sculptural detailing typical of the era's public buildings (e.g. London Underground's 55 Broadway, BBC's Broadcasting House), whilst the clock and detailing of the facade speaks of the 1920s' infatuation with all things Egyptian. Alfred Oakley's dynamic frieze above the main entrance depicts a brace of Mercuries flying from Britain to despatch news to her dominions and beyond; whilst, at the very top of the facade, two gravely portentous sculptural masks by Samuel Rabinovitch – 'Past' and 'Future' – offer further proof of the self-importance of the parties who commissioned the building. (However, Oakley and Rabinovitch were not as celebrated as Gill or Epstein, and their work on the Telegraph building was the high-water mark for both of them.) Together the elements add up to a rich, imposing and endearingly absurd edifice, entirely suitable for a sober, venerable newspaper keen to project an engagement with the hectic modern 'scene'.
Daily Express Building, Fleet Street. Photo © David Secombe 2010.
A few years later, in 1932, and just four doors away, the new Daily Express Building opened for business and immediately made Elcock & Sutcliffe's Telegraph design look like something by Augustus Pugin. A self-proclaimed icon of modernity streamlining down inky old Fleet Street, this sleek edifice is as characteristic of the 1930s as the suddenly obsolete Telegraph Building was of the 1920s. Significantly, the building was to a large extent the design of a structural engineer, Owen Williams, who had also advised on the Telegraph Building, and who went on to design Express offices in Manchester and Glasgow in the same fashion as their London prototype. The stark finish common to all three Express buildings – an aggressively moderne melange of black Vitrolite, glass and chrome – may be seen as an expression of the thrusting personality of Beaverbrook: the self-parodic press baron whose considerable political influence derived from the conspicuous popularity of his titles (during its post war zenith, The Daily Express was the biggest-selling newspaper in the world). Reading Scoop, it seems clear that Lord Copper's Daily Beast is based in a building more like the Express than the Telegraph; quite apart from the architectural stylings, St Bride's church stands directly opposite the Express Building, its spire reflecting darkly in the inscrutable facade of its upstart neighbour (however much Evelyn Waugh deplored the architecture of his time, he relished its capacity for inadvertent comedy).
Both the Telegraph and Express buildings are now owned by Goldman Sachs, their fabled Deco interiors available for inspection only on rare open days. And 'The Street of Shame' remains a street of ghosts, its pristine sense of purpose departing with the newspapers that gave it its unique identity. But for anyone seeking echoes of the giddy aspirations of the 1920s and 30s, these buildings remain evocative and potent, each epitomising the preoccupations of its decade. They are relics of a lost and dizzying world of inter-continental airships, Howard Carter and Tutankhamun, racing at Brooklands, the talkies, the Mitfords, the Blackshirts, Hollywood stars on the Queen Mary, Noel Coward's Design for Living and Evelyn Waugh in his pomp … factories and temples dedicated to the latest news, expressed in architectural forms as up-to-the-minute as a Clarice Cliff tea-set.
Entrance frieze, Telegraph building, Fleet Street, EC1. Photo © David Secombe 2010.
Fleet Street Portrait – Charles Jennings:
New Life For Doomed Thoroughfare. It Takes All Sorts, Says Cockney. THE HELL OF THE STREET. 'I was left for minutes on end. My thirst got the better of me.' Starting today: her unique story. BANKERS WHERE ONCE WERE JOURNALISTS.My Secret Can Be Yours. FAMOUS ARTERY RUNS THROUGH BRITISH LIFE. 'They were like savages.' Can you name the missing ingredient? 'A squalid, dirty and often pathetic affair.'In the space of ten minutes I saw no fewer than seventeen buses.RED-FACED MAN EJECTED FROM EL VINO'S. Why I Did It. 'It took eight minutes for the police to arrive, by which time the thieves were long gone.' To bring you this story I have crossed three continents under an assumed name. PREPARE YOURSELF FOR SMELLS GALORE. 'He claimed it would change our lives'. Mersey House and a tale of neglect. Fantastic New Hunt Is On. Pasty-Faced Office Workers: 'A Waking Nightmare'. Can 2/6 Really Buy Happiness? WORKSHY MAN CLAIMS TO HAVE FOUND SECRET OF ETERNAL YOUTH. He Was An Actor To The End. This Is The Gutter Press. And This Is The Gutter. Read my remarkable account.
Arthur Machen's Hill of Dreams.
Posted: July 4, 2013 Filed under: Architectural, Bohemian London, Fictional London, Literary London | Tags: Arthur Machen, Battersea, Hill of Dreams, pipe smoker Comments Off on Arthur Machen's Hill of Dreams.Tennyson Street, Battersea. Photo © David Secombe 1982.
From Hill of Dreams, Arthur Machen, 1907:
It was not till the winter was well advanced that he began at all to explore the region in which he lived. Soon after his arrival in the grey street he had taken one or two vague walks, hardly noticing where he went or what he saw; but for all the summer he had shut himself in his room, beholding nothing but the form and colour of words. [. . .]
Now, however, when the new year was beginning its dull days, he began to diverge occasionally to right and left, sometimes eating his luncheon in odd corners, in the bulging parlours of eighteenth-century taverns, that still fronted the surging sea of modern streets, or perhaps in brand new "publics" on the broken borders of the brickfields, smelling of the clay from which they had swollen. He found waste by-places behind railway embankments where he could smoke his pipe sheltered from the wind; sometimes there was a wooden fence by an old pear-orchard where he sat and gazed at the wet desolation of the market-gardens, munching a few currant biscuits by way of dinner. As he went farther afield a sense of immensity slowly grew upon him; it was as if, from the little island of his room, that one friendly place, he pushed out into the grey unknown, into a city that for him was uninhabited as the desert.
At 11.30 a.m. (UK) today, Thursday 4 July, Radio 4 is broadcasting a documentary about Arthur Machen and his 'disturbing' visions of a world beyond our own.
The British Museum Reading Room
Posted: July 1, 2013 Filed under: Architectural, Literary London | Tags: British Museum Reading Room, Louis MacNeice Comments Off on The British Museum Reading RoomPhoto © David Secombe 1988.
The British Museum Reading Room by Louis MacNeice, 1939:
Under the hive-like dome the stooping haunted readers
Go up and down the alleys, tap the cells of knowledge –
Honey and wax, the accumulation of years …
Some on commission, some for the love of learning,
Some because they have nothing better to do
Or because they hope these walls of books will deaden
The drumming of the demon in their ears.
Cranks, hacks, poverty-stricken scholars,
In prince-nez, period hats or romantic beards
And cherishing their hobby or their doom,
Some are too much alive and some are asleep
Hanging like bats in a world of inverted values,
Folded up in themselves in a world which is safe and silent:
This is the British Museum Reading Room.
Out on the steps in the sun the pigeons are courting,
Puffing their ruffs and sweeping their tails or taking
A sun-bath at their ease
And under the totem poles – the ancient terror –
Between the enormous fluted ionic columns
There seeps from heavily jowled or hawk-like foreign faces
The guttural sorrow of the refugees.
[The Reading Room is now merely an exhibit, the centre piece of Foster and Partners' Great Court. The scholars now have to go up the Euston Road to the British Library.]


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VIJAYAWADA: The two-day Dr. B.R. Ambedkar state-level Open chess championship will be held at SRR & CVR College from Saturday.
The total prize money at stake is Rs. 20,000 and winner will carry home Rs. 5,000.
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PODCAST: This week Bad at Sports talked to critic, poet, gallerist, the award winning Director of the Fort Gondo Compound for the Arts Director Jessica Baran, the self-same Baran who appeared in Kelly Shindler's earlier this year here.
The week began with Dana Bassett's EDITION #11, featuring emboldened news about public art projects, Threewalls' 10 year anniversary party (Huzza!), the scoop on Logan Square's post office, trends with face paint and the admittedly all-time favorite Who Wore It Better. Get it all here.
We also saw a highly controversial post about the status of Feminism in Romania, written by Gene Tanta from the city of Buchrest where he is presently living:
Bad at Sports received a few emails that would argue a contrary position, and if you're interested it's well worth checking out Tanta's Facebook comment thread a long comment thread. One of my favorite responses came from Vanessa Place who posted the following image and caption on Tanta's FB timeline. Does this resolve the matter? I suppose not….
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Updates on the Carissa Hinz Hit and Run tragedy were posted by Richard Holland over the course of the week. "For those who missed the story yesterday, we reported the shocking death of artist Carissa Hinz, 21, last Friday as she was leaving Version Fest. She was killed by a hit-and-run driver who has yet to be apprehended. Please make all donations to Jackalope." If anyone saw anything or knows anything contact the authorities.
Thea Liberty Nichols posted a great piece from Laura Shaeffer, "the entrepreneur and custodian behind a number of projects housed within a handful of unconventional— and often under utilized— spaces on the Southside of Chicago, including Home Gallery, The Op Shop and Southside Hub of Production (SHoP)." Shaeffer writes:
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Closs Stephens, A. (2013) 'The persistence of nationalism: from imagined communities to urban encounters.', London: Routledge. Interventions.
This is a book about the difficulties of thinking and acting politically in ways that refuse the politics of nationalism. The book offers a detailed study of how contemporary attempts by theorists of cosmopolitanism, citizenship, globalism and multiculturalism to go beyond nationalism often reproduce key aspects of a nationalist imaginary. It argues that the challenge of resisting nationalism will require more than a shift in the scale of politics – from the national up to the global or down to the local, and more than a shift in the count of politics – to an emphasis on diversity and multiculturalism. In order to avoid the grip of 'nationalist thinking', we need to re-open the question of what it means to imagine community. Set against the backdrop of the imaginative geographies of the War in Terror and the new beginning promised by the Presidency of Barack Obama, the book shows how critical interventions often work in collaboration with nationalist politics, even when the aim is to resist nationalism. It claims that a nationalist imaginary includes powerful understandings of freedom, subjectivity, sovereignty and political space/time which must also be placed under question if we want to avoid reproducing ideas about 'us' and 'them'. Drawing on insights from feminist, cultural and postcolonial studies as well as critical approaches to International Relations and Geography, this book presents a unique and refreshing approach to the politics of nationalism.
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My husband and I and my sister and her husband were all sitting around our outside fireplace when two baby owls decided to join us and flew into the pine trees in our back yard. They were very cooperative when I got my camera to take there pictures. I believe they are Northern Hawk Owls.
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Robin Asbell wears many hats: chef, cookbook author, teacher, food blogger and more. Now she can add ambassador to that list. Asbell is one of 20 bloggers from across the country chosen as a whole grain ambassador for Whole Grain Sampling Day on April 2. The event, sponsored by the Boston-based Whole Grains Council, is designed to showcase whole grains in settings from Dunkin' Donuts and Google cafeterias to supermarkets. But you can find your own whole grain recipes on the council's website, http://wholegrainscouncil.org, or check out Asbell's advice in her "The New Whole Grain Cookbook: Terrific Recipes Using Farro, Quinoa, Brown Rice, Barley, and Many Other Delicious and Nutritious Grains" (Chronicle Books, 2007). Whole grain consumption increased 23 percent from 2008 to 2010. Next Wednesday, look for Asbell to be blogging with tips, recipes and maybe even offering some giveaways at http://robinasbell.com/robinwrites.
Learn more about food
Valley Natural Foods in Burnsville is hosting a Community Food Day on April 5 to offer information about nurturing a healthy, sustainable and organic local food network. The event is a free, family-friendly, informational conference and exhibition, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Minnesota Valley YMCA, 13850 Portland Av. S. in Burnsville. The keynote speaker will be organics expert Jim Riddle, who has served on the USDA National Organic Standards Board and shaped current USDA organic certified regulations. He'll present summaries of recent research on the benefits of organic foods and farming, and discuss genetically engineered crops. For the event schedule, visit www.valleynaturalfoods.com.
TeaSource triumphs
Congratulations to TeaSource, a top tea retailer in the Twin Cities with more than 225 loose-leaf teas. It claimed two victories in the recent North American Tea Championships. Its Ceylon Lumbini Estate, Burning Sun, FBOPF won first place in the breakfast blend category, and its Jim Jun Mei won first place in the black tea category. TeaSource has retail locations in St. Anthony, Eden Prairie and St. Paul. Tuesdays and Thursdays are sample days, with five 5-ounce cups of tea for $3.50. For more information, visit www.teasource.com.
Can you fondue?
We're giving you a heads-up here just in case it may take a little time to remember where you stored that old fondue pot. National Cheese Fondue Day is April 11, celebrating that particular blend of cheeses, wine and seasonings into which chunks of crusty bread and vegetables are dipped. One manufacturer of ready-made fondue, Emmi Roth USA, offers a few tips for success, such as: "It is polite to make one to two small swirls before removing your food," and "Resist the urge to double dip. Food that has been bitten should never return to the communal pot," and "A moment on the lips is frowned upon. Your fondue fork or skewer should never directly touch your mouth. Transfer your food to your plate before indulging." Now you know. And good luck with the hunt. You might just decide to keep the pot handy.


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Free lesson plan for 4th grade and up
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Given a mystery photo, students will follow the mystery writing format to develop their own original mysteries. - Purposes
Academic: Creative Writing
Social: Peer Work Evaluation - Materials needed
Printouts of MysteryNet.com mysteries Mysterious Photo Contest, paper, pencils or computer with word processor, Story Web Worksheets (one for each student).
Class Instruction
- Review writing techniques with students.
- Review Story Web Worksheet for outline.
- Using the photo from the MysteryNet Flash Mystery and the Story Web Worksheet, begin brainstorming possible events, characters and setting for the students' original mysteries.
- Students will write, edit, rewrite.
- Exchange stories with friends. Ask each other for constructive criticism.
- Rewrite after peer collaborations.
- Present to class.
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- Were students able to follow the principles of writing a mystery?
- Were students able to analyze the mysteries?
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Born and raised in the Chicago area, Linda moved to Oregon in 1978 with her husband, Jim. After 30 years in education as a teacher, elementary school principle, and college professor promoting the arts, she decided to join her furniture maker husband and continue her woodworking full-time.
Linda and her husband hand select and dry the wood from forests on the Oregon coast where they live. They work with Oregon Alder, a non-endangered hardwood that has been used in furniture and cabinetry for years. After searchingt for interesting shapes, testures, and patterns, the parts of the tree that Jim is unable to use in his furniture become the basis for the one-of-a-kind vessels and boxes that Linda creates. She shapes each piece following the wood's natural contour, finely sands them and finishes each with tung oil.
Much of the inspiration for Linda's work comes from the natural beauty and wildlife on the 10 acres where she and her husband live and work. Her hope is to create a unique peice of artwork that will provide years of enjoyment while bringing the natural environment "out of the woods" and into the home, without further degrading our forests or wasting precious resources.
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One out of seven of women will get breast cancer in her lifetime. It's the second leading cause of cancer death after lung cancer for females.
Surprisingly, if you live in the Pacific Northwest, that number increases. Why does Washington state have the highest rate of breast cancer anywhere in the country? Is it our weather? Is it the environment, or chemicals? Some top cancer researchers share explanations that can help solve the mystery.
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Letters: Fish And Ducks December 31, 2008 Robert Siegel and Melissa Block review listeners' e-mails from Monday's story on bread, fish and ducks in Linesville, Pa. People gather there to toss bread to the carp in a spillway, and there are so many fish that the ducks literally hop, skip, and jump across the fish to get their own slices of bread. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Arts & Life The Best Arts Releases Of 2008 December 31, 2008 A. O. Scott points to Wall-E and The Dark Knight as standout hits. NPR's Felix Contreras loved albums from Pat Metheny and Picadillo O'Farril. What were your favorite movies and songs? How about video games, TV, and books? Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Letters: Influential People And Barber's Call December 30, 2008 Talk of the Nation listeners make a few more nominations to our list of most influential people of 2008. Also, a letter from a listener who survived a small plane crash, and another listener thanks us for playing tape of Red Barber calling a game he didn't attend. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
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Our Second Annual National Caroling Party December 21, 2008 Weekend All Things Considered asked musicians from all over the country to send in their home recordings of the Christmas carol "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town." Then we merged all the submissions — from the professional and the amateur — into one big, joyful chorus. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
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David Shipley and James P. Rubin will join Bloomberg News as Executive Editors starting in January. The two will lead a a new Editorial Page called the Bloomberg View which will publish columns and commentary for all Bloomberg platforms.
Currently deputy editorial page editor of the New York Times, Shipley will oversee editorial issues of the U.S. and Canada. Rubin, a former U.S. Department of State Assistant Secretary and husband of ABC News "This Week" host Christiane Amanpour, will maintain oversight of Central and South America, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Both will report directly to Editor in Chief Matthew Winkler.
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NEWARK – New Jersey is among 49 states that today announced they have begun a coordinated multistate effort to investigate whether mortgage servicers committed consumer fraud by not properly reviewing, verifying and signing foreclosure documents filed with the courts.
In New Jersey, foreclosure actions must be supported by an Affidavit of Amount Due, which establishes the identity of the mortgage/note holder and information concerning the default. Recent reports suggest that mortgage servicers are having employees sign these affidavits without confirming their accuracy.
"This is not a gray area. Either our legal requirements for filing foreclosures were followed or they weren't, and we will hold the companies accountable for their systematic violations," Attorney General Paula T. Dow said.
Ally Financial, formerly known as GMAC Mortgage, announced last month that it was imposing a moratorium on foreclosures in 23 states, including New Jersey, after disclosing that its employees routinely signed off on foreclosure affidavits without properly reviewing them or verifying their accuracy. JP Mortgage Chase and Bank of America have since announced similar halts to foreclosure proceedings.
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The warrior stood and faced God,
Which will always come to pass,
He hoped his shoes were shining,
Just as brightly as his brass."Step forward now, old warrior,
How shall I deal with you?
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To my church have you been true?"The warrior squared his shoulders and
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And at times my talk was tough,
And sometimes I've been violent,
'Cause the world is awfully rough."But, I never took a penny
That wasn't mine to keep.
Though I worked a lot of overtime
When the bills got just too steep,"And I never passed a cry for help,
Though at times I shook with fear,
And sometimes, God forgive me,
I've wept unmanly tears."I know I don't deserve a place
Among the people here,
They never wanted me around
Except to calm their fears."If you've a place for me here, Lord,
It needn't be so grand. In life
I didn't expect nor need too much,
So if you don't, I'll understand."There was a silence all around the throne,
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