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Popular stage piano in a new, aesthetically pleasing black matte stage finish.
Housed in a sleek, curvaceous body, the SV-1BK 83-Key Stage Vintage Piano offers an elegant on-stage appearance. Coupled with retro-style controls and a smooth black finish, the SV-1BK oozes desirability - and playability!
The Piano aspects of the SV-1BK
The SV-1BK contains not just one, but multiple piano sounds, including a Japanese Grand Piano, a German Grand Piano, an authentic upright, and more. Then there is the Vintage. The SV-1BK Stage Vintage Piano offers the most rewarding compendium of electro-mechanical, transistorized, tape-driven, analog, and early digital keyboards ever available in a single instrument. Crafted using Korg's RX (Real eXperience) Technology; each sound is a detailed and authentic re-creation, accurately capturing the full range of expression and dynamics of the original. But for Korg, even that is not enough. The SV-1BK also provides access to the effect pedals, amplifiers, speaker cabinets, and studio techniques that gave these sounds their original shine. Together, they provide fingertip access to the sounds that defined generations of popular keyboard playing.
Designed with performance in mind, the SV-1BK is a pleasure to play. The RH3 Real Weighted Hammer Action is the finest keybed Korg offers, with a solid, responsive feel that inspires confidence. Forget menus. Never mind banks and programs. Stop staring at displays. With the SV-1BK, the entire front panel is always live, using clearly labeled knobs to dial up just the sound you are looking for. Saving your eight favorite settings for quick recall is as easy as saving a station on your car radio.
Best of all, the Korg SV-1BK provides an economical, reliable, portable, and maintenance-free alternative to collecting and maintaining a stable of vintage instruments. The cabinet styling clearly defines the SV-1BK as an instrument that was made to be played; providing a retro-chic appearance that reflects the pulse and heart of the original instruments that inspired it.
The sounds
The 36 sounds in the SV-1BK span from electric pianos, acoustic pianos, organs, strings and synth. Each category of instrument starts with the essential classics and then moves beyond what other products offer, going into some rare and unique instruments that were the part of the soundtrack of their eras.
The acoustic pianos include three-way stereo versions of both classic German and Japanese grand piano giants, a more intimate upright piano, a much-needed mono piano for small gigs, a late '70s to mid-'80s Japanese electro-acoustic variation, plus some blended sounds.
The electric pianos start with a seven-way velocity switched "tine" version, continue through the classic "reed" based model and then into a vintage analog "electra" instrument (all from American manufacturers), as well as two different Japanese mid-'80s digital classics. Organs include three variations of the classic tonewheel model, plus the most famous British and Italian combo organs, along with the first known offering of a signature American tube-driven console organ.
Clavs include four variations of the tonal settings plus a related keyboard from the same manufacturer that used a plucked-reed mechanism for a unique and intimate sound. Add in real, tape-based and analog strings; choir; and a couple of fat analog synth sounds, and you have an incredibly versatile palette of sounds to perform with.
Each of the core instruments has been accurately sampled including tine, key-off, damper and hammer noises at different velocities. We even sampled piano cabinet resonances to enhance the accuracy of our pianos. This attention to detail, called the RX Experience, is what makes playing the SV-1BK a joy. It comes to life under your hands, with a three-dimensional sound evoking the electro-mechanical legends, reborn.
Vintage FX chain and amp modeling
The superb sound generation of the SV-1BK is further enhanced with the inclusion of six separate stages of signal processing, all bypass-able:
EQUALIZER (Bass, Middle, and Treble)
Controllable from the front panel, the EQ allows you to shape the tonal quality of your sound in real-time.
PRE FX (Compression, Boost, U-Vibe, Chorus/Vibrato, Tremolo, Wah)
This section provides the essential effects for pre-treating your sound or adding some vintage vibe, with some classic effects modeled by Korg's legendary guitar effects designers. Add a sweep pedal (i.e. Korg's EXP-2 or XVP-10) to get funky with the Wah.
AMP MODEL (Amp Modeling, Cabinet Simulation, and Noise Reduction)
A wealth of amp heads and speaker cabinets are available to add color, drive and edge to your sound. Plus, Korg's exclusive Valve Reactor circuitry adds the warmth or snarl that only a real tube can provide.
MODULATION FX (Chorus 1 & 2, Phaser 1 & 2, Flanger, and Rotary)
Some of the most famous stompbox pedals have been recreated to give you the signature sounds for these legendary timbres. Korg's rotary speaker emulation has long been acclaimed as one of the best, faithfully adding nuance and motion to any organ sound.
REVERB/DELAY (Room, Plate, Hall, Spring, Tape Echo, and Stereo Delay)
Four types of reverb are provided, along with a classic tape-echo, plus a tempo-based digital delay - complete with a tap tempo switch.
This final step in the chain ensures your level remains balanced across all sounds, and is adjustable only via the included computer editor/librarian software.
Intuitive and simple interface
The user interface has been designed with performance in mind. Every essential control is quickly accessible on the front panel, with no confusing menus or multiple button presses. Rotary knobs include illuminated LED's to show the position of the knob, and can be pressed to restore the original setting. For really quick changes, the SV-1BK has eight car-radio style buttons to instantly call up your eight Favorite sounds and settings. Storing a Favorite is equally as easy. Simply adjust the controls to your preferred settings, then press and hold one of the Favorites buttons; when the button flashes, press it again and the settings are now stored.
Keyboard, tuning curves
As mentioned above, the SV-1BK is equipped with Korg's finest graded-hammer action (RH3) keyboard. The FUNCTION button provides access to eight different tuning curves including equal, grand piano stretch, electric piano stretch, electric grand, upright stretch, detuned and two user-definable types (configurable using the editor/librarian software). Overall tuning can also be accessed via the FUNCTION button, and adjusted by using the EQ treble control. While in this mode, concert pitch (A=440) can be recalled quickly by pressing the treble encoder pot. Needless to say, the SV-1BK can be transposed into any key.
A pro keyboard would be incomplete without all the right connections. The SV-1BK is equipped with balanced XLR and 1/4" outputs; Left and Right audio inputs; MIDI In and MIDI out jacks; USB MIDI Port; and 3 pedal connections: Damper, Pedal 1, and Pedal 2. The Damper pedal is included, and responds to half-pedaling for authentic piano response. Pedal 1 is designed for a switch type of pedal, and can operate as a piano Sostenuto pedal, or as a Fast/Slow switch when the Rotary Speaker effect is on. Pedal 2 can accept either a sweep-type pedal - great for authentic Wah effects - or an additional switch pedal, providing the piano purist with access to all three piano pedal functions by adding the Una Corda (soft) function.
Editor/Librarian Software
While setting out to create an incredibly friendly and easy-to-use instrument, we knew that there were more tech-savvy players out there that would love nothing more than to dig in a little deeper. The SV-1 Editor/Librarian software provides cool graphic-based programming, including access to certain parameters not available on the SV-1 Black's panel. In addition, the Editor/Librarian software allows each of the 36 sounds and the eight Favorites to be programmed and saved individually. This points the way to users sharing and swapping their favorite settings, and for Korg to supply more sounds in the future. The SV-1 Editor/Librarian runs on Mac or PC, and is included free.
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SV188BK 88-key Stage Vintage Piano
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Comments about Korg SV188BK 88-key Stage Vintage Piano:
I procrastinated about getting the SV-1 because most dealers just don't have them in stock to try out. That's a lot of money to pay for something you haven't played. But I feel it is worth the money! I have a Roland RD 300 (Love it too!) and they are pretty comparable as far as key feel.
The knobs will take getting used to, but I like those also!
Make sure you ask the Gear Head for any specials they have. Also helps to talk to a couple of them before buying too. The first one had a discount that the second one didn't know about. But when I asked him he found out about it and I saved some more money.
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This keyboard is not for everyone, but it is for me. I specifically love the quality of the sound and feel when patching in the Fender Rhodes-style electric piano. While it does not have a huge selection of sounds, the quality of the electric pianos more than makes up for it. The overdrive using a real tube preamp works incredibly well!
However, if you are looking for a keyboard with a wide variety of sounds, good organs, all kinds of bells and whistles, pitch bend, or something lightweight, this keyboard is not for you.
Personally, I use this keyboard live as my primary rhythm keyboard. I have a second keyboard that I use for cool synths and strange sounds, and another that I use for horn lines. I do play leads on THIS keyboard, and the expression you can get is convincing. It is one of only a few boards that simulates an analog instrument well enough to inspire compositions readily.
I have had the board for over 1 year and have not broken a key. I perform primarily African music with plenty of rhythmic styles.
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Wonderful rhodes, good acoustic pianos, wurlis, clav. My big problem is, I have broken 6 keys so far, and that's never happened to me before in 20+ years of gigging. Korg won't help me. And the action is sluggish -- I much prefer Roland and Yamaha weighted feel.
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This Korg NAILS the Rhodes and Wurly tones. That's all you really need to know. Close your eyes, and you wouldn't know they're not the real thing - even side by side with the original instruments. I don't believe any other synth has ever achieved this. After playing the SV-1, you will understand why those instruments were so popular.
It's a beautiful instrument, which isn't surprising because it was designed in Italy. The look and feel of the SV-1, as much as the sounds, will make you want to play it.
The preset pianos are so-so, but you can download free additional voices from Korg that are much better (see details farther down). These include some pleasing, realistic acoustic pianos.
The Clavs are excellent. The organs are good - perfectly adequate for live playing - but they won't fool anyone. (For that, you need a Nord Electro, and even that doesn't rival a real Hammond.)
I don't like the built-in distortion or fx in the Korg. My advice: connect the Korg to a laptop with a USB cable, run the free editor app, and turn the reverb and chorus down to zero on every patch, except perhaps a smidgeon of reverb on the acoustic pianos. Most of the patches sound much better dry. You can turn off the reverb with a button on the SV-1's front panel, but note that it turns on again when you change patches unless you use the editor app to change the default.
The following info is for tweakers. (I use 'voices' and 'patches' interchangeably.)
To find the best mix of patches, you have to pick and choose from different sound sets. There are three available: the factory preload set, Sound Pack 1, and Sound Pack 2. The latter pair can be downloaded for free from Korg's website.
The SV-1 has six sound banks, each with six slots. That means you can store thirty-six voices in the keyboard at a time. Using the editor app, you can change these whenever you want.
A _sound bank_ is a memory storage area inside the Korg. There are six of them. Think of them like shelves. A _Sound Pack_ is a collection of patches you store inside the sound banks.
The factory preset voices in sound banks 1, 2, 3, and 5 are great, except that they have too much reverb. I left those in place, but replaced all the voices in sound banks 4 and 6.
Sound bank 4 contains the acoustic pianos. I replaced them with the acoustic pianos from Sound Pack 1, except for the 'Honky Tonk' piano; I overwrote that with 'Grand Piano 1B' from Sound Pack 2. I replaced sound bank 6 with a mix of patches: I took the first four organs from Sound Pack 1, and 'Rockin' EP' and 'Soft BC Clav' from Sound Pack 2.
If that doesn't make sense, it will when you get inside the editor app.
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Piano Patches are not the quality I was looking for. Hooked to a Roland KC550 did not have the realistic clarity I had from my old Roland Workstation(XP-80). Patches could be related to the cheaper keyboard sounds.
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I was initially disappointed when my SV-1 arrived. After unpacking it from the box and setting it up I found that 2 of the keys were frozen & could not be depressed. After a frantic call to MF cust service to arrange an exchange and an additional wait of a couple of weeks, the new SV-1 arrived. This piano is AMAZING!! The range and the precision of the sampled tones are incredible. It is very user friendly despite not having very detailed written instructions. It's a bit on the heavy side (nothing compaired to the originals it is meant to reproduce), so be prepared to have one of your bandmates help you set it up.
If you are looking for a professional quality extremely versatile stage piano that won't break the bank, look no further. This baby does it all!
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It came broken 3 times. Three different keyboards, same problem. The third time, I decided to just open it and fix it myself since I couldn't get them to actually check it out before sending it to me. The keyboard works great and sounds great now, though.
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Rome. January 897. Pope Stephen VII commands that the corpse of his predecessor, Pope Formosus, be dug up and hauled into a papal court to stand trial. Pope Stephen has deacons adorn the disinterred body in papal robes, prop it up on a throne, and appoints one of the deacons to act as the voice of the inanimate accused.
Formosus was charged with having violated canon law, of having lied to the pope about his role in a Bulgarian uprising, and of having acted as a priest after having agreed to live forever as a layman.
At the trial (known to history as the Cadaver Synod), the corpse of Formosus was found guilty. Upon declaration of the finding, Pope Stephen commanded the deacons to strip the corpse of its papal vestments, sever three fingers of the right hand that Formosus had used in performing consecrations, and posthumously voided all the acts and rulings of Formosus.
Later, after having been buried in a public grave reserved for non-citizens, and as an act of ultimate humiliation, the body was ordered exhumed, laden with weights and cast in the Tiber River.
On Sunday, the Obama administration symbolically dug up the body of Anwar al-Awalaki and tried him for his crimes. Not in front of a court of law, but in the court of public opinion with the New York Times serving as the official court recorder.
In the article published Sunday, Mark Mazzetti, Charlie Savage, and Scott Shane begin by describing the assassination of Awlaki, an American citizen living in Yemen.
The trio label Awlaki as a "firebrand preacher, born in New Mexico, who had evolved from a peddler of Internet hatred to a senior operative in Al Qaeda's branch in Yemen." As in the case of Pope Formosus, Awlaki is unable to answer charges that he played such a role in the terrorist organization because he is dead. Undaunted by this seemingly insurmountable obstacle, President Obama in the role of Pope Stephen continues to lay out the evidence of the corpse's guilt.
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Street Days
2010. Georgia. Levan Koguashvili. 86 min.
Sunday, January 23, 2011, 5:00 p.m.
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Street Days
2010. Georgia. Directed by Levan Koguashvili. With Guga Kotetishvili, Irakli Ramishvili, George Kipshidze. Forty-five-year-old Checkie is a well-meaning but frazzled heroin addict. Torn between his friends on the street and the family he has all but abandoned, he soon finds his life spiraling out of control due to his incessant foul-ups. Filmed with loving attention to the surfaces and corners of Georgia's capital city, Koguashvili's lightly humorous, emotionally rich drama reveals the tragic fate of an older generation left behind by the transformations of the post-Soviet era. In Georgian; English subtitles. 86 min.
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What kind of uplifting and heartbreaking things are happening in your garden this year?
Friday, July 23, 2010
Friday Night Photos: The Yin and Yang of Gardening (2010 Garden Update #7)
What kind of uplifting and heartbreaking things are happening in your garden this year?
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Your poor Swiss chard looks about like my basil, and I can tell you that it's been Japanese beetles that are munching away on it.ReplyDelete
Eloquently said. The garden is always about hope and promise.ReplyDelete
OH, that poor swiss chard!ReplyDelete
Sheryl, I can't imagine that insects caused the devastation of the chard, simply because of the amount of leaves that were eaten. (And there are kale and collards right next to the chard, not eaten at all.) I'm thinking this is something bigger.ReplyDelete
Lydia, thanks. I love the promise!
Pam, it is sad isn't it?
Oh, my 3 cucumber plants are taking over my life! I pick 16-20 cucumbers every day! I've given them away to everyone I can think of. My poor peppers on the other hand... I've only had one, and the plant doesn't look like it's going to give me much more.ReplyDelete
Amber, wow. I've only had 3 cucumbers so far. I had one "cucumber" plant that turned out to be squash, so I only have 2 left.ReplyDelete
No peppers even close here yet.
Something bigger like rabbits? Although the lacy look of the leaf makes me think of insects. We have had the wettest year since I can remember and most gardens around here look about like yours.ReplyDelete
Enjoy the good stuff!
Hi Kalyn,ReplyDelete
That chard looks like what happened to my lettuce a few years back. Turned out they were little worm-like caterpillars. I found a solution - BT - it's organic, you spray it on the plants, the little wormies eat the plants and get infected with a bacteria that kills them. Totally safe for humans. Made by a company called "Safer". Used in organic farming.
I still envision a window box garden, one day, in my kitchen window. In the meantime, I'm inspired by your garden and its products.ReplyDelete
Paz ;-)
Jane, I have a fence around my whole back yard so I think I would notice if something like a rabbit was digging under it. Sorry to hear you're having a bad garden year.ReplyDelete
Elise, thanks! I will go to the garden store today and look for this.
Paz, I hope you get that window box!
Kaylyn, you blog is fantastic.ReplyDelete
Here's what I do to keep pests (four, six, and eight legged) of all kinds out:
1. Liquid Fence. That is the brand name. I buy it at ACE Hardware. It's made from rotten eggs, garlic, and pepper. It stinks when you spay it but dries odorless. I just spray on the ground, all around the plants and the edges of the bed but not on the plants.
2. Bamboo skewer, spikey end up, 5-6 inches sticking out of the ground. I make it two rows deep around the base of the plant, about 1 foot in diameter. Make it tall enough that the little rabbits can't reach over it.
3. 1/2 and 1/2 cayenne pepper and garlic sprinkled all over the bed. Buy it in bulk. Sprinkle on the top, generously.
4. Crushed egg shells keep slugs away, spread around the base of the plant. they are like glass shards to slugs. Toamtoes love the calcium they provide too. Diatomaceous Earth also works this way.
5. Coffee grounds around the base (I spread at the same time as the egg shells) They give the plants a boost and bugs dont' like it - keeps out ants and slugs!
Good luck!!
Just to affirm, Elise it right on, BT for worms of all kinds. Barbar Kingsolver talks about it in Animal Vegetable Miracle. My certified organic farmers use it too.ReplyDelete
Amanda, thanks for the other ideas. I guess I will show the garden center people the photo on my phone and see which they think is best!ReplyDelete
We have similar problems with enormous grasshoppers that have discriminating palates! They have eaten my herb garden (I've watched them) & left the rest of the garden alone. Go figure!ReplyDelete
Hi Kalyn,ReplyDelete
I think some kind of worm is the bandit eating your chard. I have the same problem w/ my chard, broccoli and brussels sprouts this year and I found a bunch of worms and eggs on the plants. Also, none of my tomato and bell pepper plants are producing this year as of yet!
I'd be happy to trade gardens w/ you!
Fredericka, sorry to hear it. None of my herbs have ever gotten eaten except the basil, but (thankfully) I'm not having that problem this year.ReplyDelete
Bruno, thanks for verifying that it looks like worms. It sounds like the same thing Elise is talking about. Will definitely go to the garden center and then I think I'll plant chard again for the fall.
- DynamicsJuly 24, 2010 at 10:24 AM
I cannot understand why I am not getting any carrots. Carrots can be grown by anyone in any condition. Why or why am I not getting any carrots this year.ReplyDelete
Get up with the BIRDS and you see why you have no carrots. Apparently they love my seeds.
Check and see if you have grasshoppers. They are sneaky like hoppy guys. They have demolished my mint. Yes, mint. Another plant that is virtually indestructible, so I thought.
Dynamics, I gave up on carrots. They would grow, but they're short and stubby. Sorry to hear about the birds eating the seeds! Don't know what you can do about that.ReplyDelete
I haven't seen any grasshoppers out in the garden; don't think that's what it is.
Probably that "cute" little bird Rand loved. The quail have found a bounty!ReplyDelete
Pam, I'm wondering if that's what did it. No idea what to do about birds, obviously you don't want to poison them. Maybe spray soapy water on the plants, but do you have to do that every time you water?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 24, 2010 at 11:29 AM
This has been a hard year for vegetable gardeners. Plants are under stress because of the heat and drought. Insects know this and they are chewing everything in sight. Plant Swiss chard again when it gets cooler. It also likes a little shade.ReplyDelete
Anonymous, I'm definitely going to try again with the swiss chard.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 24, 2010 at 12:31 PM
This is for the birds......Ha..haReplyDelete
There are nets you can set over your garden so they can't get to the seeds or plants.
Good luck
I'm really hoping it's not birds; that sounds like so much trouble I'd probably just decide to buy swiss chard at the Farmer's Market!ReplyDelete
This may be too much trouble for most, but I go into my garden at 10:00 with a flashlight and pick off the asiatic beetles that are eating my basil,peppers and sunflowers. It takes about a half hour to do my whole garden and it relaxes me to spend time in my garden before bedtime.ReplyDelete
Then again, I may be weird. Or obsessed.
Debbie, interesting! Not sure I can get myself to do that though, so I may have to use organic pest killer.ReplyDelete
- MaureenJuly 24, 2010 at 2:07 PM
Kalyn, my chard isn't affected to the extent yours is, but has a worse case than usual of what looks like someone riddled the leaves with bullet holes. For me, I know it's earwigs and I can get rid of them temporarily (until next hatching) by sprinkling Sevin powder on the ground. Our local gardening guru "Joy in the Garden" is the one who told me what to use. It's not organic but the best I could find. They will do a number on basil too, so now the basil is in pots on the front porch and no more problems.ReplyDelete
My kale is fine, they must not like it. I'll guarantee it's not birds or something bigger. I just may go out with the flashlight to make sure nothing else.
Maureen, I think the organic pest killer Elise recommended (BT) will also work on earwigs, so I think I'll try that.ReplyDelete
My swiss chard is going crazy, I'm in Ogden wish you had some of it. I've been dehydrating it.ReplyDelete
I love all the garden photos that you share, Kalyn, but I know it's hard when things don't thrive or get eaten. Sounds like you are on the right path for figuring out your offender. I like Debbie's idea of the nighttime patrol, but, of course, I don't have a garden, so I don't know if I'd like that in practice. ;-)ReplyDelete
Good luck!
Renee, haven't heard of dehydrating swiss chard, very interesting. I'm ok, my friend has been giving me some; just sad that mine all got devoured.ReplyDelete
Shirley, we were cross-commenting! Not sure I am up for picking bugs off the plants by hand!! But I will get it taken care of somehow.ReplyDelete
Such is a garden.ReplyDelete
Usually we have terrific fennel in a beautiful balance with the caterpillars. This year ... not in balance. But one thing I've learned is the natural way fennel grows is really very effective. The caterpillars strip them bare ... and when the caterpillars are gone, next day we find the fennel sprouting in the middle again. Don't think I'll get any fennel bulbs but we do enjoy the anise swallow tail butterflies.
Love that zebra tomato.
Beautiful garden!ReplyDelete
On the Swiss Chard: looks like slugs and or Japanese beetles (they resemble our cauliflower that was destroyed by the two pests), they both love to drown in beer at night, too. =)
All 4 varieties of our squash were destroyed by squash borer, and our corn is becoming the home to European squash borer.
Tanna, that's interesting about the fennel. I have some fennel growing, but I haven't noticed any pests bothering it. The Green Zebra tomatoes are fabulous!ReplyDelete
Katelyn, thanks! Sorry you're having your own pest issues. Maybe I should put out some beer just to see what I get!
The garden is just like life, is it not? Knock on wood, it's been a good season in the Northeast so far.ReplyDelete
TW, so glad you're not having the tomato problems you had last year!ReplyDelete
- Laurie A. SmithJuly 25, 2010 at 8:59 AM
Put me in the bird camp. The quail and other birds who frequent my feeders can't get enough of my young chard, spinach, kale, and lettuces. In future, all tender greens will be grown at the other end of the garden to make it less accessible.ReplyDelete
I can't say I've had the swiss chard problem, but that would be because Seattle hasn't had the best weather for gardening this year. It's been disappointing to say the least. Still, it is a labor of love, and anything I get this year I'll be thankful for. I hope you figure out what's eating your chard. :)ReplyDelete
Kalyn--don't give up on the chard you have already--although it does look devoured. It is a resilient plant and might just yet produce for you, once you get rid of the pest.ReplyDelete
My suggestion for getting rid of pests organically is to use neem oil. This not only eliminates buggies, but it messes up their live cycles, molting, and egg development, but it also acts as an insect repellant when sprayed on your plants (like Off for chard, lol). I like BT for some things, but neem works as well (keeping the japanese beetles off of things this year--hurray!).
So far, the garden has been doing great--I have had a bumper crop of ground cherries that I have had to resort to selling some to a local farm store (lol). I need a low glycemic jam recipe pronto!
Laurie, can I just say how much I am hoping it's not birds? I have no idea what to do about them besides netting, which seems like an awful pain.ReplyDelete
Mother Rimmy, sorry to hear the weather is giving you a bad year in the garden, Hate it when that happens.
Susan, I do see a few chard leaves sprouting out, so I think I'll try to nurture them back to health. Thanks for the suggestion of Neem Oil. On Monday I will check with my local garden expert to see what to try.
Low-glycemic jam, no idea how to make that unless you just substitute Splenda for the sugar! Sounds good though!
Your garden is looking great, though I am sorry about your poor Swiss chard. What a treat to find green beans hidden away. Unexpected treats are the most appreciated!ReplyDelete
Dara, we are really rocking the beans around here; just picked another whole bucket of beans today. I'm vowing to keep up on them a little better!ReplyDelete
Wish I can have a garden like yours.ReplyDelete
Thanks to everyone who chimed in on what's eating the chard. After showing the photo evidence and heavy consultation with the master gardener at Western Gardens, I've decided it is quail that's eating the plants. I bought plastic netting to go over; will report back on whether that solves it.ReplyDelete
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I am replying to a letter by Ned Scarlet (Sun Advocate , March 4) to tell him I resent being called a hippie and a traitor.
I will be 73 years old on May 7. I have worked since I was 11 years old, except for an eight month vacation that President Eisenhower gave me during his 1958 recession. At the time I was married and had two sons and would have lost everything I own if my mother hadn't helped me out. I retired on President's Day 1992 after working 36 years for the Rio Grande Railroad as a switchman, brakeman and conductor in Helper.
If we want to get rid of terrorists and traitors I suggest we start with our present administration. If it is not traitorous to wrap our flag around a 55 gallon oil drum and it is not terrorist to instigate a war that will kill thousands of innocent men, women and children (at the behest of the oil companies) then I would like to know what is.
I also consider it traitorous to give ownership of the United States of America and its armed forces to the American oil companies and British Petroleum. If that is not traitorous, I would like them to tell me what is. I subscribe to the Sun Advocate and the Salt Lake Tribune and a great preponderance of the items I have read opposing the oil company's war with Iraq were written by veterans of World War II. Is Mr. Scarlet also accusing them of being traitors?
I agree with him that 9-11 was a heinous act. President Bush, as hard as he has tried, has not uncovered any evidence that Saddam was involved in 9-11. He states that terrorists reside in Iraq but weren't the group that actually occupied and piloted the planes that caused 9-11 residing in the United States.
Bush has accused Saddam of lying because he is destroying missiles he denied owning. But isn't Bush also being dishonest not telling Saddam that he is committed to destroy him whether he disarms or not?
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Automobile related tragedies continue to rock the Castle Valley as a pedestrian has been killed and another seriously injured by a moving vehicle, this time in Green River.
Just before 9 p.m. on Monday night a passenger car struck and killed a 53-year-old man, Ramchandra N. Panchal. Fifty-year-old Rashmiben Panchal, a woman who was crossing the street with him, was injured. This incident marks the Castle County's third automobile related death in as many days and sixth road-related fatality in 10 days.
According to Utah Highway Patrol information, at 8:53 p.m. Monday night a white 2002 Ford Taurus was traveling eastbound on S.R. 19 at the intersection of Clark Street in Green River when an automobile/pedestrian crash occurred. The Taurus, driven by Liesa C. Metcalf, 32, of Saratoga Springs, struck two pedestrians as they were crossing the street in a southbound direction, killing 53-year-old Ramchandra N. Panchal of Green River and seriously injuring his wife, 50-year-old Rashmiben Panchal.
The UHP reported that following the incident, Rashmiben was flown via helicopter to St. Mary's Hospital and Regional Medical Center in Grand Jct. Colo. for treatment. Neither Metcalf, nor her 11-year-old passenger were injured during the incident.
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By Aldo Panessidi
It looks like Apple's new iPhone 5 will be on the market in September or October 2012. From the rumors we've heard, it's packing some big changes as well as improvements. iLounge's Jeremy Horowitz has published a couple of pictures of what the new iPhone might look like. They're a great comparison between the new and the old.
I have observed the following 3 signs of an impending iPhone 5 market release:
- It seems that the black iPhone 4 stocks are low... similar to what we saw a few months ago with the diminishing white iPhone 4 stock levels. Rumor has it that Apple has instructed dealers to provide customers with comparable iPhone 4S replacements. Just like how the launch of the iPhone 4S meant the end of the iPhone 3G, the launch of an iPhone 5 would mean the end of the iPhone 4 and a price markdown for the iPhone 4S.
- Apple moves to acquire 'iPhone 5' domain name: While iPhone 5 rumours have been circulating since November last year, Apple has now decided to file a claim with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in order to get the domain iPhone 5.com. The complaint (Case number: D2012-0951) popped up on WIPO's website just this week.
- Service providers along with other vendors such as Tiger Direct and best Buy slashes price of iPhone 4S & 4: Target is now discounting new iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S by $50 with a two-year contract. This brings the new prices in-store for the iPhone 4 8GB to $50 and the 4S 16GB to $150 (both AT&T and Verizon).
Please share other signs you think possibly hint to an impending iPhone 5 announcement in the comment section below.
View the following video for complete rumours on iPhone 5 specs and release date
The launch of the iPhone 5 will also drive lucrative after market accessories sales, where, brands like Incipio, Griffin, iLuv, who are all vying to be first to market with new cell phone accessories specially designed for the new iPhone 5.
While brands like iSkin and Incase continue to perfect their accessories which traditionally results in a typical 2-4 week delivery after the iPhone 5 is launched.
One thing remains sure... only those online accessory re-sellers, like Pure Mobile which has established strong strategic alliances with key accessory brand manufacturers will be best positioned to be first-to-market and provide consumers with the latest iPhone 5 accessories.
The word on the street it that the new iPhone will have a 4-inch display, and it will be taller and thinner than the current iPhone 4S. It looks like the back side of the case will have a metal pane. It doesn't look like it will cover the entire back of the phone, so this might not be the final word.
To make room for its thinner case, the new iPhone will have a new design for its dock connector. Third-party accessory manufacturers will be all over that change. If Apple is going in the direction of a smaller and thinner dock connector, they might be on a mission to making the iPhone incredibly thin.
With this new design, Apple still needs to do something with the 3.5 mm headset jack. Maybe they're planning to eliminate it and go with Bluetooth and AirPlay streaming features.


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Even when wounded, a Golden Eagle's beak and talons are a weapons arsenal. Handling the bird requires thick, elbow length gloves for protection.
The bullet made an ugly hole in the eagle's wing.
An X-ray of the wing shows bullet fragments remaining.
The eagle's talons and powerful grasping muscles make handlers very cautious.
Due to the sharp eyes of a local mortician and the continued work of one of the best wildlife rehabilitators in the state, a young male golden eagle is alive and recovering from a small caliber gunshot wound. Because of the time taken by one who usually cares for the dead, this particular raptor will survive his wounds and live - although angry - and possibly rejoin his mate in the wild.
The known portion of this golden eagle's saga began shortly after Bobby Etzel and a group of his friends arrived in Clark's Valley. The group was about to embark on a holiday rabbit hunting excursion when Mitchell and his friend Wade Marinoni noticed something in the powder white snow.
"As we pulled up, we saw a bald eagle perched in a nearby tree and as it flew off. Wade noticed a golden eagle in the snow flopping around," said Etzel. "We walked over and decided to call dispatch."
Debbie Pappas and the Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center were notified by the dispatch center and began making their way to the bird's location. The rescue, which took place during the frigid morning hours of Dec. 30, depended on communication between Pappas and Mitchell as she tried to locate the bird.
After arriving on scene, Pappas confirmed what the hunters already suspected.
"We felt that morning, as hunters and outdoorsmen, that the bird had been illegally shot," said Etzel. "The situation didn't look natural in any way but the good thing was that besides the injury, the bird didn't look to be in too bad of shape."
According to Pappas' investigation, the eagle, which had been shot in the left wing with a .22 caliber bullet, had most likely only been down for a day or two as he had not begun to lose much weight. She reported that there has been an ongoing problem in Eastern Utah with illegally shot raptors and other protected species.
"These people are intentionally shooting at these eagles. It's not like they are shooting at something else and then the eagle gets in the way," she said. "They know what they're doing and they just have a problem."
Pappas reported that the damage to the young male's wing was quite severe as he had to be examined by a physician before the location of the bullet wound could be found.
"We needed to confirm where the break was because the whole area of his left side was all swollen with blood," she explained. "The vet found a severe fracture of the ulna and if the bone does not set correctly there could be some problems with the bird's wrist as well."
After examination, it was determined that the bullet passed through the eagle's left wing, causing the break, and then imbedded itself in the upper breast of his left side. Pappas speculated that because of the bullet's location, the bird was able to remove the shell casing on his own. No slug was found in the wound.
"It broke all of our hearts to think that somebody would shoot an eagle like that," said Mitchell. "But Debbie and her group got out there so fast it was great to see that the bird was going to be treated well."
Because the golden eagle is an adult, Pappas will only need to insure that he regains the ability to fly correctly in order to release him. As an adult, he already knows how to kill, she said.
His release into the wild now hinges on just how his broken bones will heal.
Pappas reported that a case will now be opened concerning the illegal shooting of the bird. She was very complimentary of local investigators and the tools they use to find those who harm wildlife illegally. When discussing the case, Pappas's passion concerning wildlife is evident. She sees birds and especially raptors on a parody with human beings.
"This bird had a mate and as this species will mate for life, she is most likely waiting for him," said Pappas. "Hopefully he will make it back to her."
In this instance, it is not only Pappas and her team who provided life saving assistance for an endangered bird. In truth, it was a group of hunters who began the process which would ultimately save a life.
"There was a lot of excitement for me to know that Debbie was coming and that there was a chance to save this bird," explained Etzel. "We're always on the other side of things and the funeral home and that can be hard, but there was a great amount of comfort for all of us knowing she was on her way. It was an awesome experience. We knew we saved a life."
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Janet Snyder interviews Dr. Peter Gambacorta from Women & Children's Hospital. They discuss sports injuries and safety for kids. Also, the Kohl's Cares Summer Safety Check event taking place on Wednesday, June 19 from 4-6pm at Kohl's on Transit in East Amherst. Free Child's helmets to the first 300 kids with fitting, Free car seat safety inspections, and Healthy eating options for children.
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i smell a law suit (if hes been working on it for a year)
i smell a law suit (if hes been working on it for a year)
plezze help me i dont no how to download your digimon game
The projects probally been abandoned
Hey can someone let me no when IDO will becoming online please i wanted to play a online game with digimon but all i can find is koreans and i dont no Korean..
Thanks alot.
It's probably not going to come online. Sorry. It's been two years since this thread was posted, and I don't remember hearing anything about their progress.
dude send us an email about the game i can help me and my mates have made heaps of 3d digimon sprite sheets


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Winter weather once again makes its ugly return in Galesburg, as snowfall totals were close to what was forecast for the area yesterday and late Saturday night.
Parks & Rec, Slumberland on City Council Agenda
Knox College International Fair Impresses Visitors
A campus wide International Fair took place yesterday on the campus of Knox College for the 34th time in school history.. as capacity crowds joined together to experience culture from around the world.
Local Barbecue Vendor Spices Things Up for Sunday
A local Barbecue vending company is making big moves..just in time for the big game.
Railroad Hall of Fame Still in Planning Stages
There's still a plan in the works for a National Railroad Hall of Fame in Galesburg, but don't expect construction to start any time soon.
Super Bowl Sunday Special Enforcement in Galesburg
With football fans worldwide gearing up for tomorrow's big game..Galesburg Police are reminding citizens that they will be on high alert all weekend long.
Home Show Improvement in Monmouth
The annual Monmouth Home show is gearing up for another year of home improvement this Saturday at the First Street Armory.
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Today, some 19 of 20 pints poured around the world are descendants of a concoction created to quiet angry Bohemians in 1842. Considering pale lagers like Budweiser, Heineken, Corona and Labatt Blue are all cousins, some beer drinkers have never had anything other than a bastardized Pilsner.
There are several thousand commercial beers made in Oregon every year, yet you can count the number of Pilsners on one hand. Why?
"Pilsners are more difficult and expensive to brew and don't sell as well," says local beer blogger Ezra Johnson-Greenough. "Being a lighter beer, there are not caramel or roasted malts or hops to hide flaws in production. To make things more difficult, a well-made Pils is lagered for six to eight weeks when most breweries are turning around an ale in two weeks or less."
There's also a bit of a stigma about Pilsners, says Kris McDowell, who works on Brewvana's Portland brewery tours.
"There just are not a lot of places turning out German beers," she says. "I think there is some aversion based on macro products... Although it's not fair to compare apples to oranges, there may be some spillover."
Oregon does brew some
great Pilsners, though. We were only able to track down six beers
called Pilsners in their name or description—some breweries also offer
Pils as a summer seasonal—four bottled and two poured from taps into
growlers. A team of six tasters began by sampling a can of Pilsner
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OUR PICK:HUB Lager (Hopworks Urban Brewery)
2944 SE Powell Blvd.
232-4677, hopworksbeer.com
Hopworks' Pilsner-style lager is a little lighter than apple juice in color, with some malty sweetness with a quick, clean hoppiness thanks to whole-flower Czech Saaz hops. Although it's currently only on tap at the brewery and local restaurants, this beer will soon be out in cans.
Comments: "Really earthy—a strong herbal taste."
"It's a little acidic—there's more going on here—it has a nice refreshing flavor."
"There's maybe a touch of lime on the nose? It's refreshing."
ALSO RECOMMENDED:Heater Allen Pils
907 NE 10th Ave., McMinnville
472-4898, heaterallen.com
A sweeter, maltier Pils that's robust and a pale daisy yellow in color, but with definite hoppiness.
Comments: "It's a little too bitter up front."
"It's not too bitter for me, but it's a little bitter in the nose."
Upright Brewing Engelberg Pilsener
240 N Broadway
735-5337, uprightbrewing.com
An unfiltered Pils that's very dry and a very light straw color. It's a little more hoppy than most Pilsners and doesn't have the prized squeaky-clean finish.
Comments: "Very dry—lots of hop aroma. I like that better than Pilsner Urquell."
"It has a resin-y finish, it sticks with you, which I do not like as well."
UNREMARKABLE:Rogue Good Chit Pilsner
748 SW Bay Blvd., Newport
265-3188, rogue.com
Made with barley and hops grown on Rogue's farm, this brew tasted too watery for us, though it would pair well with some foods.
Comments: "For some reason, it makes me really want a cheeseburger."
"There's no hops on the nose at all—it just smells watery."
"Tastes a little watery too, but it has some nice lingering carbonation."
Southern Oregon Brewing Na Zdravi Czech-style Pilsner
1922 United Way, Medford
776-9898, sobrewing.com
The color of apple juice and very sweet; the Saaz hops are lost in this brew made with Budvar yeast.
Comments: "It has no aftertaste whatsoever. It's a little like Rainier—but much more expensive."
"It's kind of like drinking Martinelli's cider."
NOT RECOMMENDED:Seven Brides Brewing Lil's Pils
990 N 1st St., Silverton
874-4677, sevenbridesbrewing.com
We may have had a bad bottle of this dark Pilsner—this beer had a sour-milk flavor that led several tasters to spit it out.
Comments: "This tastes like a Pilsner by way of a Farmhouse Ale."
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SSA: Brooklyn Cyclones 7, @ Hudson Valley Renegades 3
We will start at the end, where, with a two run lead and two men aboard in the ninth, Brandon Nimmo doubled to left-center. Then, Little League style, he came home on a throwing error on the Renegades shortstop. After a rough first 10 games, he's up to .296/.393/.493 in his last 19 contests.
DH Kevin Plawecki, this year's supplemental first-rounder put together his first career three-hit game, going 3-for-3 with a double and a walk. Plawecki is hitting .221/.354/.324 in 19 games, but he's the third-toughest player in the New York-Penn League to strikeout (7.3% K/PA).
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Making is the future.
This belief defines Here East.
Now the emerging breed of innovators and digital makers, in companies big and small, need a habitat to call their own. Somewhere they can cluster, grow and thrive alongside each other.
That place is right here.
East London is the creative hub of the capital, with thousands of start-ups and tech giants already drawn to its famously inventive, creative and industrious culture.Read more
Here East is the ideal space and focus for the making community to continue this tidal wave of innovation.
We're making sure that the next generation of makers and digital innovators can be moulded right here.Read more
Loughborough University and Hackney Community College are already committed to delivering high-calibre education and digital apprenticeship opportunities respectively on campus. With a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, both institutions share our vision for the future.
We realise that as much care goes into creating a great loaf of bread as goes into making great software, and we know the role freshly-brewed coffee plays in modern start-up culture.Read more
Look forward to interesting restaurants, pop-up food retailers and the ideal spots for a communal after-work beer (or two). We even have a number of tailor-made places where food and drink producers who share our love of making can base their production, warehousing and retail.
East London has a grand history of industry and a culture of creativity. We're proud to continue that tradition.Read more
As we grow, we will continue to cultivate creative talent and create new jobs for the local community and beyond, while inspiring future generations to join us in the making revolution.
Here East can become more than just a physical space. It can be a symbol of excellence; a marque that consumers know, trust and respect. Quality products and services, made here in east London.
East London has a grand history of industry and a culture of creativity. We're proud to continue that tradition. As we grow, we will continue to cultivate creative talent and create new jobs for the local community and beyond, while inspiring future generations to join us in the making revolution.
Here East can become more than just a physical space. It can be a symbol of excellence; a marque that consumers know, trust and respect. Quality products and services, made here in east London.
Now, after an 18-month makeover, the park is once again open to the public. Over 4,000 new trees have been planted, four new outdoor spaces have been added and everything from biking trails, sports venues, tours and playgrounds are ready and waiting to be explored.
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Designed with flexibility and future use in mind, their unrivalled connectivity infrastructure and state-of-the-art utilities are now able to accommodate a wide range of potential tenants and uses. First of which are the major new TV service BT Sport, and Infinity SDC who will creating one of London's largest data centres.
BT Sport, who began broadcasting in August 2013, have set up three studios, 20 edit suites, three main interoperable galleries, four sports galleries and a 160 strong audience holding area. With coverage including top flight Barclays Premier League football and Aviva Premiership Rugby matches, they provide a constant reminder of the sporting feats witnessed during the centre's illustrious Olympic past.
InfinitySDC meanwhile are set to make full use of our position as one of the most connected sites in Europe. They are creating one of the largest and most efficient data centres in Europe, covering an impressive 150,000 sq. ft of technical space. A range of expandable data centre solutions will be available in 2015, all fed by multiple power grids to provide exceptional power resilience.
Loughborough University in London will offer a variety of programmes for UK and overseas students, which combine real-world learning with theory-rich lectures. These programmes will be delivered through their five institutes:
This programme provides local students with the skills to take advantage of jobs in the growing digital and technology sector and gives them the opportunity to work with some of the most innovative and creative companies and entrepreneurs based at Here East.
Hackney Community College will be our leading apprenticeship provider, training apprentices in a number of areas, from hospitality to business administration and high level IT.
The spirit of the maker movement looms large, from our artisan food suppliers and locally sourced delicacies, through to the fresh meals made daily on-site by hand and the fiercely independent restaurateurs.
It's not just about discovering new flavours though. Our communal eating spaces help people to make new connections, and provide the local community with a glimpse into how our space has developed.
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Carbon County will accept sealed bids for the Cross County Trail -
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for access. The cost per hard copy bid set is $50.00, and $25.00 for
access to an electronic bid set.
A non- mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at the Carbon Country
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Price UT) on June 11, 2013 at 10:00 AM.
Qualified Contractors may submit bids to the Carbon County Clerk's
Office at 120 East Main Street, Price, Utah 84501 prior to 4:00 PM on
June 19, 2013. Bid opening will be during Carbon County Commission
Meeting at 4:30 PM on June 19, 2013 in the commission chambers at the
Carbon County Courthouse located at 120 East Main Street, Price, Utah.
Please note on the outside of the envelope in red "SEALED BID FOR:
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bids, to waive any informality of any bid and to select the bid which
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service to the County.
Project includes approximately 100 LF of 12-inch dia. corrugated
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5,025 CY trail excavation, preparation and construction of a staging
area (3,000 TON UBC, kiosk, asphalt access, 250 LF 4-ft chainlink, 500
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May 21, 2013
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CREDIT: Brian Kersey Chicago Fire
The Fire head east for another six pointer Saturday night, facing a slumping New England Revolution squad in Foxboro. Despite being without key players Mike Magee and Patrick Nyarko, the Men in Red beat Montreal at home last weekend. The Revs got handily beaten 3-0 in KC and are 0-2 in the month of August.
Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
The Magee/Anangonó partnership – how will it fare?
With Chris Rolfe not training this week and Mike Magee back, it appears the Fire will start with Magee and new DP striker Juan Luis Anangonó up front on the turf against New England.
The U.S. Open Cup semifinal defeat is the only time both players have been on the pitch together and it will be interesting to see how they combine against a New England team that has given up the second least amount of goals in the East.
Anangonó is very mobile for a target forward and is capable of dropping deep, something that Magee is also comfortable doing. On the turf, it will be important to keep the ball on the ground and retaining possession will also be key and I believe it will be up to both Magee and Anangonó to get other players like Dilly Duka and Joel Lindpere involved in the attack.
Any new strike partnership takes time to gel, but I look for Magee and Anangonó to not stray too far from each other and be heavily involved Saturday night.
The Rios/Larentowicz partnership – another potential central midfield pairing
WATCH: Lindpere, Larentowicz preview Revolution
Last weekend, we saw the return of Logan Pause, partnering Jeff Larentowicz in the middle and allowing the Ginger Ninja to get forward and support the attack.
This week, we could see a debut for Uruguayan midfielder Egidio Arevalo Rios, assumingly partnering the former New England man in the center of the park.
Most observers see Rios as a tough tackling midfielder who breaks up opposition attacks. This is certainly the case, but like Larentowicz, the Uruguayan also likes to get forward.
What will surprise some teams and even some Fire fans is Rios's willingness to get forward when possible. Though he won't score many goals (he had five in 53 matches last season) Rios will certainly start quite a few attacks from breaking up play in the opposition's half, something we've seen Patrick Nyarko do a lot of this season.
What will be very important on Saturday night is that both players must know where the other is and not have a situation where they're caught too high up the field. Communication and discipline from both players will be important, but I have no worries considering the wealth of experience the duo possesses.
New England's Attack – who will get the start on Saturday night?
When people look at the Revs attack, Diego Fagundez and Saer Sene immediately spring to mind. In addition, New England have a couple of American strikers that have the ability to change games, namely Juan Agudelo and Charlie Davies.
Agudelo is back to fitness after missing the last eight matches and is a familiar foe for the Fire, scoring in a 4-1 defeat by Chivas USA at Toyota Park back in March. He scored three goals in five games for the Revs before being injured and is certainly a threat.
Davies is looking to get his career back on track with the Revs and has a point to prove in MLS but he hasn't played a competitive match in a few months.
With the addition of the former U.S. international, the Revs have excellent strength in depth at the forward position and have the luxury of bringing on high quality strikers if need be.
I touched on this issue when the Fire played Philly back to back earlier this season and it will be important that the team is prepared to change midway through the game and adjust to whoever comes off the bench. All four strikers bring different qualities and it will be important for the Frank Klopas to adjust his side accordingly.
Prediction: With so many question marks about who will start and new partnerships on the field, this game is very difficult to predict. I am going with 1-0 Fire (first clean sheet in two months!) with a goal from Juan Luis Anangonó.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
If you saw this week's MLS save of the week nomination earler, you may have noticed something weird.
Helper to the 'keeper/forward, Chris Rolfe is up for his line clearing header that "saved the day". (VOTE HERE)
But let's not forget that "The Milkman" delivered too.
Sean Johnson made three big saves on Saturday night, and none more stellar than his point blank stop on Justin Mapp in the 39th minute of play. (watch above)
For his performance, MLSsoccer.com has named Sean to the Team of the Week, proving once again that they don't call him "The Milkman" for nothin'!
In the 87th minute on Saturday night at Toyota Park, the Fire were holding on to a 2-1 lead against Montreal, who were seven points and two playoff positions ahead in the table. Daniel Paladini, who had come on for Alex 25 minutes earlier, set up to take a corner, but there were just two Fire players forward against six or so in blue. Jeff Larentowicz and Quincy Amarikwa were moving around, doing their best to make space, but this was all about the chance to have the ball deep in Montreal's half and relieve some pressure.
Paladini saw Amarikwa a half yard away from his marker at the penalty spot and floated a ball in towards him. Judging from how the ball arrived to Amarikwa at about the height of Montreal center back Hassoun Camara, and considering Camara's listed at 6-2 and Amarikwa at 5-9, the Fire forward's insanely acrobatic bicycle attempt got his feet up to a half-foot above his own head.
Even though Amarikwa whiffed, it was one of those athletic, confident, creative, and opportunistic moments that can define a soccer game because generally, the team that comes out the most athletic, confident, creative, and opportunistic is going to win the games. (Also, Amarikwa made up for the whiff by converting an equally impressive bike in the reserve match on Sunday morning.) It said more, too, that it was a substitute that was making this sort of tone-setting play.
Amarikwa has impressed Fire fans in his cameos this season because of his work rate, willingness to take defenders on, and his creative spontaneity on the ball (even if that means sometimes he holds onto it for a bit too long). Those were exactly the traits the Fire needed to get maximum points at home on Saturday, a critical result that leaves the team now just two points out of a playoff spot. Even though he didn't have the impact on the game, Amarikwa's work was symbolic of that of the whole team.
In the third game in eight days, with Mike Magee and Chris Rolfe day-to-day, Patrick Nyarko out, Dilly Duka picking up a new knock every game, new DP Juan Luis Anangono acclimating to MLS, Logan Pause coming back from injury, and the pressure for points greater than it's been all season following Wednesday's Open Cup exit, the Fire came out on Saturday with a new look to them.
BTL: Fire 2.0 earns key point in Houston
As two deeper lying midfielders, Pause and Larentowicz haven't found their rhythm together this season, but this time Frank Klopas put them out with Alex (who took the spot when Pause got injured) pushed forward with Anangono. The wide players were the same (Joel Lindpere and Duka), but the seemingly minor adjustment of adding Pause and pushing Alex farther forward actually provided the Fire the first fresh tactical look seen since the spring.
And it was a solid system, too, because it morphed from a 4-5-1 with Alex dropping deeper during periods of Montreal possession, into the usual Fire 4-4-2 when the Fire won the ball, with Alex pushing on into space with Anangono. They worked well together on certain fast breaks; Anangono showed that he's not afraid to make lung-busting runs to clear out space for others. But as much as the system provided some necessary defensive support without sacrificing the slingshot counterattacking Klopas loves, the game was always going to be decided by the players stepping up into the spaces left by Nyarko, Magee, and Rolfe.
Klopas couldn't have asked for a better response from Lindpere and Duka, the two creative wide players who have fought for their playing time all season, and who scored the two goals. They took their chances (and a bit of luck), but they also held the ball, moved the team forward, tracked back, and generally kept the pace of the game far above the revolting one we saw on Wednesday night.
Saturday night showed the Fire's depth and flexibility in personnel, tactics, and mindset, and it was Amarikwa's bike that showed the Fire's potential for style and spontaneity. If this team is going to complete this massive comeback into playoff contention, it's as much the creativity as it is the grit that's going to take them there and it'll have to come not just from the superstars and leaders, but from everyone on the team.
Ben Schuman-Stoler is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @bsto.
On the match:
Select shots from the Fire's 2-1 win over the Montreal Impact
CREDIT: Brian Kersey Chicago Fire
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. -- The #cf97 hashtag exploded on Twitter Thursday night with news that Uruguayan international midfielder Arévalo Rios was headed to the Chicago Fire.
Where would the international spot come from?
Fire President of Soccer Operations Javier Leon has been public about the club seeking a loan for Dutch forward Sherjill MacDonald.
Italian back-up goalkeeper Paolo Tornaghi is reportedly close to securing a green card.
Should those two moves occur, the Fire would free up two of their six current international spots, making way for the veteran of Uruguay's 2010 World Cup squad to be added to the roster.
More to come on Rios' Windy City arrival later on Chicago-Fire.com.
After a lackluster performance in the U.S. Open Cup semifinal loss earlier this week, the Fire must pick themselves up for Saturday's crucial Eastern Conference match against Montreal on Saturday evening at Toyota Park (LIVE 7pm CT on My50). The Impact are still sitting pretty in third place in the East and also played at midweek, beating San Jose 1-0 in CONCACAF Champions League play.
Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Starting stronger – better tempo from the Fire
Jeff Larentowicz summed up the game against D.C. well when asked how it compared to the 4-1 loss against the same opponent just weeks ago. He astutely observed, "The difference between this game and the last time we played them is that we scored early."
This might sound overly simplistic, but an early goal and a good start is extremely important.
In Wednesday's match, the team were positive in the opening exchanges but then allowed D.C. to set the tempo. Against Montreal this weekend, the Fire must come out of the gates quickly and play a very high-tempo game.
In Montreal's last game against D.C., the Red and Black had a very good opening 30 minutes and created a lot of chances. D.C.'s high-tempo start clearly caught Montreal off guard and it took the Canadian team a while to find their rhythm.
The Fire had a great start against Philly last weekend, scoring in the ninth minute. A repeat of that could put the Fire on course to picking up three more precious points Saturday night.
Attacking Montreal on the outside – wide play important
Against D.C. last weekend, Montreal looked vulnerable in the wide areas, especially when United got their wingbacks forward.
WATCH: Athletico Coaching Corner
The Fire are very good at allowing Gonzalo Segares and Jalil Anibaba to get forward and help in the attack, especially at home. I look for this to happen as often as possible against the Impact.
The advancement of the wing-backs also allows the Fire wingers to come into the middle and provide support to the strikers.
With the potential absence to Patrick Nyarko after Wednesday's head injury, the team will be relying on Joel Lindpere and Dilly Duka to have big games Saturday night.
Keeping an eye on Justin Mapp – former Fire player finding his groove in Canada
Like Dominic Oduro, many Chicago Fire fans are torn over former winger Justin Mapp. He is certainly one of the most frustrating players to ever wear the badge but his skill and talent was there for all to see.
After leaving the Fire, Mapp had two quiet years in Philly but has flourished in Montreal's 4-3-3 system, playing in one of the advanced wide positions, tallying two goals and four assists for the Impact this season.
Mapp is comfortable on both wings and is a very good crosser of the ball. He also likes to cut inside from the wing and combine with Patrice Bernier, Davy Arnaud and Felipe.
Though he might not be the fastest player on the field, Mapp is also very dangerous in the open field, often starting counter attacks for the Impact or looking for through balls to Marco Di Vaio.
Fire fans will also remember that the 28-year-old is very good in 1v1 situations and it will be up to players like Alex and Larentowicz to support the outside defenders and double team him whenever possible.
Mapp is not a physical player and can sometimes be "kicked" out of a game. Limiting the amount of time he has on the ball will be important for the Fire and a physical approach might be the answer.
Prediction: 1-0 Fire with a goal from Joel Lindpere.


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The Linux Box is preparing to create an original internet radio show, which will air biweekly and provide the FOSS community with an audio format to help raise awareness of the many pertinent issues we are facing.
Like many , I have found a tremendous absence in our community with The Linux Show's demise. While I don't claim to be greater than those that preceded me, I do feel that there is a lot to be gained by providing the community with an additional media outlet. I hope to work very closely with the diverse members of our community to provide a quality service.
The initial pilot episode will:
Air January 11, 2005 at 9 p.m. EST - yes, that is the same airtime as what TLS tried to target.
Have an approximate run time of 30 minutes
Be prerecorded to allow for editing
Be made available in ogg-vorbis format - this should allow all distros equal access to the stream.
Be broken into segments:
The news in review - recent headlines from the past two weeks will be recapped.
Community focus - each episode will highlight the activities of a specific LUG.
Spotlight project - each episode will focus on a specific project that is enabling the open source community with freedom.
If you would like to contribute to The Linux Box Show in anyway please contact me at sean 'at' thelinuxbox.org. Also, you may use the Forum, or the comment link below to discuss this further. I am looking for the following types of contributions:
Nominations for the aforementioned segments
Suggestions for additional segments
Volunteers to record and submit their own segments
Volunteers to help with PR for the show
Volunteers to help run the forum
Technical assistance from those that have broadcasting experience
Money would be nice (but is not a key priority)
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Board member Darcy L. Backus, who brought up the idea at Wednesdays meeting, said she thinks students would benefit from the experience.
I would really like to see our kids doing that, Mrs. Backus said. I think it improves the quality of our graduates.
Mrs. Backus proposed the amount of service requirements be based on age or grade level. Some community service activities would be suggested by school staff.
The idea is that some kids are required to have so many credits to graduate, and they would also have so many hours of service to complete, Mrs. Backus said. I know some schools require up to 40 hours.
There are other advantages, too, board members said.
Colleges look at that, also, board President Michael J. Davis said.
It also would get them involved in local activities and give good PR to the school, Mrs. Backus said.
Board members said they would have to consider students extracurricular activities and homework loads.
Kids used to be more active, involved in Scouts and 4-H, so they did that automatically, board member Dennis G. Durant said.
Superintendent Susan E. Todd said she would start a conversation with staff and discuss ideas for the program at the next school board meeting.
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Corder Named BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week
OMAHA, Neb. - Sophomore Kirstyn Corder's two game-winning goals last week earned her the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week honor on Monday, Oct. 7. Freshman goalkeeper Danielle Rice also earned a spot on the BIG EAST Honor Roll for her shutout at Seton Hall.
Corder is the first Bluejay to earn the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week Award, senior Kelsey O'Donnell and Emily Roll have each grabbed Defensive Player of the Week nods this season.
Corder delivered the game-winning goal in each of Bluejays two road victories this week, 3-2 at Providence (10/3) and 1-0 at Seton Hall (10/6). The sophomore midfielder picked up Creighton's final goal to push the Bluejay lead to 3-1 in the 61st minute at Providence. Three days later she scored the only goal in a 1-0 victory at Seton Hall. Corder leads the Bluejays with seven goals this season.
Rice allowed two goals in the win at Providence, then recorded her fourth shutout of the season in Creighton's 1-0 win at Seton Hall. Rice's play was critical against the Pirates, making three of her five saves at Seton Hall in one-on-one situations.
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With the New Year nearly upon us, I find myself looking into my future. And my crystal ball is showing me DMing 4e for a long time – it's the kind of fantasy action-adventure game my group and I want to play, and I don't see us jumping into another game anytime soon. But it does have flaws.
I'm starting to mull over a real 4.5e reboot – an ironing-out of core issues that have never been addressed, and a refinement of everything that makes 4e awesome. I already have a lengthening to-do list for this project, from 'make the math simple and elegant' to 'reverse engineer PC power guidelines' to 'do something about Second Wind.' But I also want to hear from other 4e fans.
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CANTON The St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators is considering going paperless, investing in computers instead of reams.
Im a strong advocate of moving us into the 21st century, Legislative Chairwoman Sallie A. Brothers, D-Norfolk, said.
Legislators are mulling over whether to buy tablets or laptops to receive agendas, meeting materials, resolutions and other documents rather than the mounds of paper now distributed.
Based on preliminary research, tablets for all legislators would cost $9,980 as a one-time purchase, compared to the $10,431 the board annually spends on paper. Laptops would cost $18,892 but would allow legislators more software capability to access the countys financial system. However, charge stations would probably have to be installed at legislative desks because meetings often last longer than two hours.
Some savings might be possible as a few legislators already have laptops or other equipment they prefer to use.
I prefer not to have another device, Legislator Daniel F. Parker, R-Potsdam, said.
Advantages might extend beyond saving paper. The systems might be used for videoconferencing or to communicate with a legislator unable to attend a meeting. Interim IT Director Keith J. Zimmerman will research the idea more thoroughly and report back to legislators.
If the board switches from paper to mobile computers, Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb, suggested adoption of a use policy so that the devices are used for their intended purpose.
I think it could be a distraction, Mr. Morrill said. I think we need to avoid that.
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Analyzing Brock Lesnar's Go To Hell Tour
This week's ClickWrestle Match of the Week is Athena vs. Candice LeRae from April 5, 2014.
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WWE SmackDown 10-8-2015
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