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Baba O' Riley Live at Sheperton This is the tab for the Live Version on the DVD the kids are alright. Standered Tunning Intro Dont play Only Keyboard Come in with Drums Verse -------------------| -3-----------------| ---3--1------------| -------------------| I know its not the same as the studio version but its right. PLay this the part right befor the vocals come in. -------------------------| -3------0-1-2-3----------| ---3--1------------------| -------------------------| That last three on the D string play as the first note of the next riff. After the vocals come in play this as verse and chours ---------| -3-30----| ----3-1--| ---------| Play This right befor Pete sings ---------5-| -----------| -3---------| -----------| Flick that 5 with your index finger No Bass Durring Petes singing Come back in with this ------------| \3-0--------| ----3-1-----| ------------| And Then back to the Verse chours till the hermonica at the end. play this Were all wasted( listen to track for exact timing) -----------------------| ---------------3-3-3-3-| -----------------------| -----------------------| Play that note till the hermonica comes in then play this till the end ---------------------| 3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3--| -3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-| ---------------------| The End I spent at least 2 weeks on this so leave me some coments .... please
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Rockfax DescriptionEasy E3 or hard E2, the discussions will go on for ever. Start below the arete and climb a crack in its right-hand side. Make a satisfying move leftwards to a jug on the arete, then move back right to finish. Some people accidentally continue direct from where the crack ends which makes it about 6a (and proper E3!). © ROCKFAX
Ticklists: Pembroke Rockfax Top 50, Ultimate E2 ticklist, MUMC Ticklist.
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cdpuk - 2nd O/S - 28/Sep/15 with Bernhard Lozowski
Bernie L - Lead O/S - 28/Sep/15 with Chris Peka
e2.5 really cool though!scott quinn - Lead O/S - 31/Aug/15 with Tom Priestley
Fluffed it as i didn't use the heel hook. Silly.Tom.Priestley - 2nd dog - 31/Aug/15 with Scott Quinn
Total cruise. E2 for sure. Got totally psyched for Pembroke after thisbenkelsey - Lead O/S - 09/Aug/15 with Shaun Humphreys
Onsight except Twisty told me to take the small cams, and I'm glad he did.willsm11 - Lead β - 07/Aug/15 with Twisty
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Jul/15
spotted it last year. Was nice to climb. Felt solid.RosePearson - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/15 with Harry Fogg
Dan724 - Lead O/S - 10/Jul/15 with Brendan Fraser
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 03/Jul/15
jamestaylor92 - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/15 with james slater
james1978 - Lead O/S - 13/Jun/15 with pam
Was feeling good so went for this, lost my nerve on the final hard move on the ar�te and too the ride down. The swing into the ar�te hurt!alastairbegley - Lead dnf - 07/Jun/15 with Richard
Rested on the crux due to being knackered from my lead attempt alastairbegley - 2nd - 07/Jun/15 with Richard
Luxulyan - Lead O/S - 07/Jun/15 with Alastair
tobydunford - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/15 with Harry Martin
Wow, so worth the wait, great way to say good bye to Pembroke for a little while, what a route! msoldn - Lead O/S - 25/May/15 with Thomasina
First E3 (ish)FlavioL1989 - Lead O/S - 25/May/15 with Martin Levy
Warm up of the day, this route never gets old.Ramon Marin - Lead rpt - 24/May/15 with viki harvey
very satisfying climbing. jug-fest. ferdia - Lead O/S - 24/May/15 with Clare Muir
First route in Pembroke! Well good. Chris_barr - Lead O/S - 23/May/15 with Gus
Gus - 2nd - 23/May/15 with chris barr
hutchay - 2nd - 16/May/15 with Miriam Billig, Dave Clover
Hidden - Lead rpt - 16/May/15
brices - 2nd rpt - 16/May/15 with Edd, Llinos
Jumped straight on this, and ended up getting a bit pumped. Jug was full of water. It's an E3 from me. Alex Winter - Lead O/S - 15/May/15 with J. Iles-Smith
Jug full of water ternd my hands to slime spent 10 min trying to dry my hands.Andy Peak 1 - Lead O/S - 13/May/15 with Andy Makey
Andy Peak 1 - 2nd - 13/May/15 with Andy Makey
totally funadmackie - Lead O/S - 13/May/15 with andy
Fun climbing!climbomaniac - Lead O/S - 09/May/15 with Ross McKerchar
Nicholas first route in Pembroke dispatched in style - cruised in 10mins flat with 5 bits of gear, then apologised for taking so long!quiffhanger - 2nd rpt - 09/May/15 with Nicholas
M_Robinson - Lead O/S - 04/May/15 with Phil Skurok
pearson9596 - 2nd O/S - 03/May/15 with Ian Faulkner
Went direct from the cracks. Quite scary and damp once through the crux!ian d f - Lead rpt - 03/May/15
Richard Kendrick - Lead G/U - May/15 with Tim Johnston
Did not throw for it sufficiently at the crux, dammit! Awesome climbing in awesome positionSardien - 2nd dog - 20/Apr/15 with Rich Gentry
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 17/Apr/15
Climbed very efficiently by Andy! I copied his moves :)MichaelGallimore - 2nd β - 11/Apr/15 with Andy Cmc
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/15
Tom Livingstone - Lead rpt - 07/Apr/15 with Oli Grounsell
Jake Young - 2nd O/S - 06/Apr/15 with Tom Appleby, Nick
Nick1812P - Lead O/S - 06/Apr/15 with Tom A
So boxed!Teappleby - 2nd dog - 06/Apr/15 with Jake Young, Nick Priestley
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Apr/15
Totally spanked on the lead. Thanks to J for saving my ass.R2B - 2nd - 04/Apr/15 with Justin
Pumpy.James Oswald - Lead O/S - 03/Apr/15 with Nick Duboust
JCAshman - Lead - Apr/15
Mark Warnett - Lead RP - Apr/15
jonleighton - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/15
went direct above the end of the crack this time as the arete was soaked. Greased out of the break above the crux on my first attempt, soggy rock doesn't really lend itself to dynamic movement...i_a_coops - Lead - 15/Mar/15
Hidden - 2015
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Ian craigie - 2nd - 2015 with Karen Mackintyre, Niels Ernst williams
gurumed - Lead rpt - 30/Sep/14 with gjd
gjd - 2nd O/S - 30/Sep/14 with Gurumed
duncandarnell - Lead O/S - 27/Sep/14 with jord smith
Hidden - Lead β - 27/Sep/14
Great position on the crux.Kirill - 2nd O/S - 27/Sep/14 with Conor Cussell
nathanlee - Lead O/S - 16/Sep/14 with Jack Lawledge
Ramon Marin - 2nd O/S - 14/Sep/14 with ciaran tracey
Crux has a cool move with real feeling of exposure. Seconded a couple of years ago so nice to get back and lead it.Ciro - Lead rpt - 13/Sep/14 with Ramon
Taking the E3 tick for the onsight! Really pleased with this.spidermonkey09 - Lead O/S - 08/Sep/14 with Ellie Fuller
gg4419 - Lead dnf - 05/Sep/14 with Nick Stephens
Hidden - 2nd rpt - Sep/14
ollie_e - Lead O/S - 23/Aug/14 with ro jones
red_rhodesha - 2nd - 23/Aug/14 with Ollie Elms
guy757 - 13/Jul/14
oliver.ghill91 - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/14 with Patrick Hill
LucasHarazin - Lead O/S - 28/Jun/14
Quite sequency, did it twice barn door'd 1st time. Lovely moves in great position. beds74 - TR - 22/Jun/14 with Jon ginesi
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Jun/14
MorganPreece - Lead O/S - 16/Jun/14 with Andy Cummings
mynyddresident - Lead O/S - 14/Jun/14 with KP
henry.jeffreys - TR RP - 12/Jun/14 with UBMC
raymondlinklater - TR O/S - 12/Jun/14
Cruised it (on top rope)HazelMacLean - TR O/S - 12/Jun/14 with the lizard
Patrick Hill - Lead O/S - 07/Jun/14 with Dan Geh
Dan Geh - 2nd O/S - 07/Jun/14 with Paddy
Hidden - Lead rpt - 17/May/14
Nicely done Llinosbrices - 2nd β - 17/May/14 with Llinos
Llinos C - Lead O/S - 17/May/14
Could climb this route over and over again, so good, juggy romp to warm up before the stiff crux around the arete and a no-hands rest in an unlikely position, superb! Hard E2 for me, that crux is so well protected!Mike Goldthorp - Lead - 17/May/14 with Jack G
brices - Lead O/S - 16/May/14 with Llinos
john lynch - 2nd O/S - 16/May/14 with Lewis Andrew
Gingerdarren - 2nd O/S - 05/May/14 with tom blight
thomb - Lead O/S - 05/May/14 with Darren
Got passed the crux, got worried and didnt move my feet. Fell from jug on the arete.Olli-C - Lead dnf - 04/May/14 with Adam Knightly
Justin T - 2nd - 03/May/14 with Rachel
Rachel Slater - Lead O/S - 03/May/14 with Justin Timms
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/May/14
Misha - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/14 with Tim Newton
tim newton - 2nd O/S - 21/Apr/14 with misha nepogodiev
Ro's first E3. He breezed it!quiffhanger - 2nd rpt - 21/Apr/14
anguskille - 2nd rpt - 20/Apr/14 with Tom Fenwick
Mark Grist - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/14
Such a good route with jugs just where you need them!shed_hed - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/14 with Dougie Swanson-Low
PaulTanton - 2nd rpt - 20/Apr/14 with Mark Grist
dswansonlow - 2nd rpt - 20/Apr/14 with Darren McMaster
fennerz - Lead rpt - 20/Apr/14 with Angus Kille
A path, and well protected, but good.Kevster - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/14
Hidden - 2nd dog - 19/Apr/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/14
Much easier when you know what to do. First attempt 2 years ago involved me accidentally doing the direct finish (or not doing it and taking the ride!)
This time it went well but still felt a bit goey. Intended to do Army Dreamers (again) but after the ab it looked nice and easy so just got on it.Twisty - Lead rpt - 19/Apr/14 with Phil Baxter
adam 24 - Lead O/S - 18/Apr/14 with Chris Hobbs
Hidden - Lead rpt - 18/Apr/14
bigie bob - Lead O/S - 17/Apr/14
owain86 - Lead O/S - 14/Apr/14 with Chris
Hidden - Lead - 11/Apr/14
Direct up the arete from bottom to top. Amazing route!!CharlieMack - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/14 with Jen Maxfield
seen a few people on itGuyVG - Lead β - 30/Mar/14 with DJ Malx
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Mar/14
took a big whipper just after the crux on first attempt. went second go much easier. e3 to onsight I think but much easier once you know what to do.James S - Lead O/S - 14/Mar/14 with dan
Dan0Me - 2nd - 13/Mar/14 with James S
tonevert - 2nd - 2014 with Kevin Faux
Frank the Husky - 2014
Neil - Lead - 2014
mike mo - 2014
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2014
Jug a puddle but not terminally so. Pleased with this as I had to commit. Brought up the century for 2013.Tubs - Lead O/S - 05/Oct/13 with Ian L, Liz F
robgixer - Lead O/S - 05/Oct/13
Dizz - 2nd - 05/Oct/13 with Tom, Ian l
Great moves at a fantastic position! Slipped and fell while retrieving a nut.masa-alpin - 2nd dog - 05/Oct/13 with Rob G
Hidden - Lead β - 05/Oct/13
gurumed - 2nd O/S - 30/Sep/13 with Ronnie
Rachel Somerville - 2nd - 04/Sep/13 with Nik
steve.warrington - 2nd O/S - 31/Aug/13 with Nik Goile
Hidden - Lead O/S - 31/Aug/13
Andrew Wilson - Lead O/S - 29/Aug/13 with jon stewart
Seconded fine last time but found crux really balancy and awkward this time, could not do it at all.Lessworkmoreclimbing - 2nd dog - 27/Aug/13 with Kev
Matt Cooke - Lead O/S - 26/Aug/13 with Sam Taylor
Steep! Rested ignominiously several times at the crux. Not a route for the terminally unfit!victim of mathematics - 2nd dog - 16/Aug/13 with Andy
Hidden - Lead O/S - 16/Aug/13
nickstephens - 2nd O/S - 13/Aug/13 with Gareth Greeves
Turned the ar�te after making the crux moves, missed the next hold, buckled up and took the ride! Definitely coming back for this clean, such a great route. gg4419 - Lead dog - 13/Aug/13 with Nick Stephens
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Aug/13
Hidden - Lead - 10/Aug/13
Tom Livingstone - Lead O/S - 10/Aug/13 with Dan Lane
Crucial hold was wet, failed to work crux move out first time but enjoyed it when I got it. Would love to lead one day, great route!Lessworkmoreclimbing - 2nd - 06/Aug/13 with Kev
Great route good exposure on the crux!Dibdawg - Lead O/S - 02/Aug/13 with Richard Snow
DubyaJamesDubya - Lead O/S - Aug/13 with Andrew Bevan
cooperman - Lead β - 05/Jul/13 with Greg Foster
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Jun/13
Alice Thompson - 2nd O/S - 29/Jun/13 with Michael Porter
Pete Rigby - Lead β - 02/Jun/13 with Kelli Roberts
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/13
kelliroberts3 - 2nd - 02/Jun/13 with Peter Rigby
skippington - Lead O/S - 01/Jun/13
One rest at crux - pumped outclams - 2nd dog - Jun/13 with Jim
Sarah Black - Lead O/S - Jun/13 with Paul Black
Hidden - Lead O/S - 31/May/13
mr mills - Lead rpt - 26/May/13 with edwin
Sweet line and plenty of gear!Alistair Corbett - Lead O/S - 26/May/13 with sam corbett
Desperate - pretty much my anti-style! I fell off a lot from the crux onwardsRob84 - 2nd dog - 25/May/13 with Mason, Ben Wolstenholme
khalidq - 2nd dog - 19/May/13 with Rob Powell
1 move wonder - but a good onechris wyatt - Lead O/S - 18/May/13 with Dan Cook
Hidden - Lead O/S - 06/May/13
Thunderthighsontheloose - 2nd O/S - 06/May/13 with Mike Hayes
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/May/13
"It looked easy" from the ground so thought I'd have a go. I knew I wouldn't have the fitness for a stamina route like this! Pumped out getting gear in just before the crux (which was a bit fiddly without small cams!) and had to lower off!Will Hunt - Lead dnf - 05/May/13 with Dave Smith
markalmack - 2nd rpt - 05/May/13 with gwen
Hidden - 2nd - 05/May/13
Last route of a big 5 day return to climbing after a winter of skiing. Trashedmorganator - AltLd - 05/May/13 with Stan Halstead
jacobjacob - Lead rpt - 04/May/13
burto - Lead O/S - 04/May/13 with hertha
dswansonlow - 2nd rpt - 30/Mar/13 with Emma Twyford
barni - 2nd - 29/Mar/13 with Oates
Luke Brooks - 2nd - 29/Mar/13 with Sophie
amazing arete, really cool featurewilloates - Lead O/S - 29/Mar/13 with barni
soph - Lead rpt - 29/Mar/13 with Luke brooks
Nick Biven - 2013
Nick Sillem - Lead O/S - 2013
Sam Melville - Lead O/S - 2013
Hidden - Lead rpt - 22/Sep/12
Didn't think I was going to make it. Got up thanks to some moral support from Ross and Harry at the top (and a fair bit of swearing). A great route up a striking feature!Nick Russell - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/12
HarryB - 2nd dog - 22/Sep/12 with Ross
Fun moves around the areteDangerous Dave - Lead O/S - 17/Sep/12 with Dave O
Fell of leading it first! dave o - 2nd - 17/Sep/12 with Dave Cowan
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Sep/12
gregoritos - Lead O/S - 09/Sep/12
Harry Chaplin - Lead O/S - Sep/12
redjerry - TR O/S - Sep/12
dav - Lead rpt - 29/Aug/12 with Gill B
Hidden - Lead - 25/Aug/12
Had seconded once before. Really enjoyed it though. Felt comfortable. Pip popped her head over at the crux to say hello!mountain_jay - Lead β - 25/Aug/12 with Martin Grenfell
Brilliant climbing. Well worth fiddling in plenty of gear from the jug to keep a Cool head during the run-out.robin_hackney - Lead O/S - 12/Aug/12 with Dave Foster
richiebongo - Lead O/S - 11/Aug/12 with Nick Smith
Dave Foster - 2nd O/S - 11/Aug/12 with Robin
Finally committed to the crux, felt ok despite hot greasy conditions. One failed lead previously.Ed morris - Lead RP - 10/Aug/12 with Adam Bevan
dswansonlow - Lead O/S - 09/Aug/12 with jacob loyd
jacobjlloyd - 2nd rpt - 09/Aug/12 with Dougie
Bit of a one move wonder but what a move! Great route.Joughton - Lead O/S - 08/Aug/12
very windy,greasy intitial crack, big sea's and alot of sea spray. felt e3 in those conditions!Aaron Lines - Lead O/S - 03/Aug/12 with jim, Dan
Awesome! Wanted to do this for ages.Adam Booth - Lead O/S - 29/Jul/12
Rick Ashton - 2nd dog - 29/Jul/12 with Robert Drynda
James Marshall - 2nd - 22/Jul/12 with Pete Shepherd
davesimpson - Lead β - 01/Jun/12 with tadas the badass
Awesome!theotherpetehill - Lead β - 27/May/12 with Caroline Culwick
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 27/May/12
richardr - Lead O/S - 19/May/12 with John Mcshea
Billg - 2nd - 19/May/12 with Ollie
previously 2nd, nice to finally doOllie B - Lead β - 19/May/12 with B.Gregory
Previously led O/Sellis - 2nd rpt - 19/May/12 with Alan Willoner
With some of the gear already in place (retrieved for another party). Great route.lukehodson - Lead O/S - 12/May/12 with Al Benson
al99 - 2nd rpt - 12/May/12 with Luke Hodson
Kyuzo - 06/May/12
Hidden - 2nd - 05/May/12
Hidden - TR dog - 02/May/12
Luke Brooks - 2nd - 15/Apr/12 with Glyn Hudson
Glyn - Lead O/S - 15/Apr/12 with Luke
sam820 - Lead O/S - 08/Apr/12 with Murdoch
Justin T - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/12 with Cherry
Hidden - 2nd - 07/Apr/12
Oddjob - 2nd β - 07/Apr/12 with Markus
pie_eater_pete - Lead O/S - 02/Apr/12
bwestwood - 2nd - Apr/12
Richard James Edmunds - 2nd O/S - Apr/12
Ramon Marin - Lead O/S - 17/Mar/12 with ciaran tracey
Ciro - 2nd O/S - 04/Mar/12 with Ramon
Adam Coles - Lead rpt - Mar/12 with ben park
centurion05 - 2012
Tony Kartawick - 2012
Hidden - 2012
Amazing route. 3 stars for me. EliotStephens - Lead O/S - 23/Aug/11 with Rhydian Evans
Good where it mattered!!, great climb!!Goose4 - Lead O/S - 21/Aug/11 with Euan McKendrick
Speeddemonsi - Lead O/S - 17/Aug/11
Hidden - Lead dog - 13/Aug/11
Hidden - 2nd - 13/Aug/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Aug/11
made the crux but the hold wasnt as good as expecting, pumped myself silly having not climbed anything but slabs in a long time. Fell off hit the arete and f*cked my ankles..scorpia97 - Lead dnf - 13/Aug/11 with Caspian
Pumpy... understatement of the century :)Stanley - TR dog - 04/Aug/11 with Cragking
tonanf - AltLd - Aug/11 with john sun
tatz45 - Lead O/S - Aug/11 with Katy Vose
mr mills - Lead O/S - 30/Jul/11 with Gareth
dj hannaford - 2nd dog - 29/Jul/11
Crux felt hard, really balancy moves. Good climb though.thomasadixon - Lead O/S - 28/Jul/11 with Mike
C coldwell-storry - Lead O/S - 23/Jul/11 with rob lay
Fell off (like a muppet) downclimbing from the crux, while trying to work out what to do. Lowered off and led it clean from the ground. Not even that hard. Muppet!Tomar - Lead β - 23/Jul/11 with Harry
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 23/Jul/11
mountain.martin - 2nd rpt - 16/Jul/11
Ed morris - TR O/S - 04/Jul/11 with -martin
mountain.martin - TR O/S - 04/Jul/11 with Edmund
Bloody amazing.jacobjlloyd - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/11 with Dan Barbour
pipof747 - 2nd O/S - 01/Jul/11
HamishD - Lead O/S - 30/Jun/11 with Wil Treasure
drysori - 2nd - 30/Jun/11 with hamdunn
On Gaz's gear as it was getting late and starting to rain. Should have done it properly really. Good route.Richard Hall - Lead β - 05/Jun/11 with Gaz
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/May/11
Unbelievable positions at the top. The holds are great and the moves are sublime. Getting a hand and then a foot on that arete jug are about the best things that will ever happen to you around this grade (whichever grade you decide that is)!Cragrat Rich - Lead O/S - 27/May/11
frost - 2nd - 27/May/11 with Pete H, D Garry
Still good second time around mux - 2nd - 27/May/11 with Pete Harrison, frost
al99 - Lead O/S - 14/May/11 with Mike Coles
Hidden - May/11
halfmanhalfbiscuit - Lead O/S - May/11
zero six - Lead O/S - May/11
very nice line.Chi Cheng - 2nd O/S - 30/Apr/11 with Jon Fane
Luke Brooks - 2nd - 27/Apr/11 with John Orr
Great route. Bold move onto the flake that took a couple of tries.squicky - 2nd dog - 26/Apr/11 with spidey
spidey - Lead O/S - 26/Apr/11
Great effort by Twisty on the lead, didn't feel particularly hard on the second but I'm sure the lead is completely different!Byronius Maximus - 2nd β - 26/Apr/11 with Alex Twist
Yet again, thanks to Andy I was on a climb beyond my abilities. That said a fantastic experience, thanks Andy.John Roe - 2nd - 23/Apr/11 with Andy Woolston
Hidden - Lead dog - 22/Apr/11
ben1987 - 22/Apr/11 with Adam Coles
Hidden - 2nd dog - 21/Apr/11
Greasy at the bottom and a Jug full of water before the crux. Tricky pumpy climbing up to this. Put loads of gear in before going for it. E3 in damp conditions? Maybe if totally dry it would be hard E2? Whatever the grade, I had to fight the pump on this, as I'm not usually very good at steep, sustained routes. Absolutely three star classic!Duncan Campbell - Lead O/S - 02/Apr/11 with Florence the Machine
Sooo pumpy!HeatherF - 2nd O/S - 02/Apr/11 with Duncan Campbell
Great fun! Really memorable crux, got a cheeky no-hands-rest on it (no, not just hangin on the gear). Bucket jug was a puddle! Probs just tough E2, just gota go for it with confidenceMike Goldthorp - Lead O/S - 02/Apr/11 with alex mason
markalmack - Lead O/S - 07/Mar/11 with james marjot
Rory Shaw - 2011
31770 - 2nd - 2011
jfane - Lead O/S - 2011
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2011
nickcanute - Lead O/S - 2011
mwatson - 2011
Hidden - 2011
dogged previously 07/May/09Ed Babs - Lead β - 25/Sep/10 with Harry
Brown - Lead O/S - 20/Sep/10 with James T
i_a_coops - Lead β - Sep/10 with Jacob
Mr Sparkle - 2nd O/S - 30/Aug/10 with Liam O'Loughlin
chiverstom - Lead O/S - 29/Aug/10 with zappa
drcorbasisgod - Lead rpt - 29/Aug/10 with Johan Piper
Still feels like E3 2nd time about.NeilGriffiths - 2nd - 29/Aug/10 with Dave Garry, Simon Frost
frost - 2nd - 28/Aug/10 with N Griffiths, D Garry
I think it is E2. Probably E3 if you fell off!liamoloughlin - Lead O/S - 28/Aug/10
3 Names - Lead O/S - 28/Aug/10 with Sumee Holloway
Hidden - 2nd - 28/Aug/10
Pippa - Lead O/S - 28/Aug/10 with Jon
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/Aug/10
Hidden - Lead dnf - 15/Aug/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Aug/10
Rob Pitt - 2nd rpt - 15/Aug/10 with steveE9
London Luke - Lead - 14/Aug/10 with si Hill
Hidden - Lead O/S - 14/Aug/10
Graham Iles - 2nd - 13/Aug/10 with Neil Stabbs
jas128 - TR dog - 08/Aug/10
Hidden - TR dog - 08/Aug/10
catblack - 2nd dog - 08/Aug/10 with Andy Barker
Great sustained climbing followed by a testing crux.It would be very eliminate to avoid using the arete at the top (I presume this is what is described as being the 6a version) as you're right on the arete the whole way even though you follow the crack.Andrew Barker - Lead O/S - 08/Aug/10 with Cat Black
Standard E2Brian Rodgers - Lead O/S - 04/Aug/10 with Mike Todd
billb - Lead O/S - Aug/10 with Mark Warnet
Fran S8 - Lead - 31/Jul/10
metal arms - Lead O/S - 19/Jun/10
Rose Williams - 2nd dog - 16/Jun/10 with Gareth
2nd effort after a ground sweeper on the Friday. Ace.Gareth Clendinning (UBMC) - Lead - 14/Jun/10 with Rose Williams
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead dnf - 30/May/10
Hidden - Lead RP - 29/May/10
Hidden - 2nd - 04/May/10
Hidden - Lead dog - 02/May/10
jacobjacob - Lead O/S - 01/May/10
Hidden - 2nd β - 01/May/10
Matthew Gray - 2nd β - May/10
First rout at pembroke, so intimidating, awesometommytuffa - Lead O/S - 30/Apr/10 with james
barni - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/10 with Liam fleming
had to do it this year as i chickening out last year. woop woop
going going gone - Lead O/S - 16/Apr/10
tried 4 years ago on first trip to pembroke and bailed. Felt nice today. Don't know if we went to direct from the jug hold, felt very e3 to me. Would have been spicy lead.Ed Booth - 2nd - 09/Apr/10 with Angus Kille, Fennerz
bit pumped, wasn't too sure about my gear either, fun thoanguskille - Lead O/S - 09/Apr/10 with Tom and Ed
mattyork2 - 2nd - 09/Apr/10 with Mia Stacey
miastacey - Lead O/S - Apr/10 with Matt Maynard
Tim W - 2nd rpt - 07/Mar/10 with Paul Black
irish paul - Lead O/S - 07/Mar/10 with Tim W
Hidden - Lead O/S - 28/Feb/10
Seymore Butt - 2010
mux - 2010 with Simon Frost , Neil Griffiths
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Oct/09
Tim W - Lead rpt - 18/Oct/09 with Dave Ripley
Hidden - Lead O/S - 10/Oct/09
quiffhanger - Lead - 21/Sep/09
the new rockfax says its an easy E3 - well i certainly climbed easier E3s! maybe i was nackered from days climbing...ian d f - 2nd dog - 09/Sep/09 with Pete H
took a long(for me) fall going too direct.should have read the new discription! awesome air time. awesome, if greasy, route. w.pettet-smith - Lead RP - 22/Aug/09 with claire jane carter
Hidden - Lead RP - 17/Aug/09
One rest after faffing around trying to place a cam from the good hold on the arete. E3 in the new guide, which is fair although lower end. fantastic route. Dan_Carroll - Lead dog - 16/Aug/09 with Rebecca Holland
Beck Holland - 2nd dog - 16/Aug/09 with Dan_Carroll
Hidden - Lead O/S - 16/Aug/09
Hidden - Lead β - 16/Aug/09
definitely e3. done many easier e3's. pumpy but great.lukea - Lead O/S - 15/Aug/09 with Nathan M
Finally !!belay bunny turned bad - Lead RP - 05/Aug/09 with loundsy
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 05/Aug/09
Rob Pitt - Lead O/S - 05/Aug/09 with Owen Davies
simonp - Lead - Aug/09 with Annelies Sarrazyn
scary belaying.. strenous removable of fallen on nuts...clairejane - 2nd - Aug/09 with will
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Aug/09
down climbed the crux twice before i gave in and made marcus do it!!!belay bunny turned bad - 2nd - 25/Jul/09 with marcus
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Jul/09
Sam the Butcher - Lead O/S - 15/Jul/09 with andy latta and tom ce
alaan - Lead O/S - 28/Jun/09
Hidden - Lead - 28/Jun/09
Dave Bond - 2nd O/S - 26/Jun/09 with Tim Banton
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Jun/09
mattyork2 - Lead O/S - 19/Jun/09 with Tim Jepson
Hidden - Lead rpt - 16/Jun/09
belay bunny turned bad - 2nd O/S - Jun/09
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/May/09
ksjs - Lead rpt - 24/May/09 with goosebump
david morse - Lead rpt - 02/May/09 with Juan
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 31/Mar/09
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Sep/08
tonanf - AltLd - 08/Aug/08 with Pep
gforce - Lead - 06/Aug/08 with Jason
HughM - Lead O/S - Aug/08 with Shane Norton
Barn doored on the crux - dammit!sara n - 2nd - 26/Jul/08 with Neville Contractor
andi turner - Lead - 18/Jul/08 with Gus Hudgins
feilx - Lead O/S - 12/Jul/08 with Andy L
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Jun/08
Ramon Marin - Lead O/S - 25/May/08 with Gerry Sheehy
Couldn't trust myself on the right hand crimp below the nose on the arette. Got pumped silly faffing about and then fell off, twice or was it three times?RocknRoll - 2nd dog - 24/May/08 with Ramon Marin Martinez
awesome climb.riddle - Lead O/S - 24/May/08 with Yasmina
Hidden - 2nd dog - 24/May/08
Richard Horn - 2nd - 17/May/08
Hidden - 2nd dog - 07/May/08
just class and i finished it this time round. probably just about E3 but safe as houses with good climbing in a great position - feels like proper tradksjs - Lead rpt - 07/May/08 with goosebump
spacey - 2nd O/S - 01/May/08 with Clive
clean ground up one year after down climbing and chickening out the year before.daniel hobbs - Lead - May/08
bfreeman - Lead O/S - 09/Feb/08 with Jon Freeman
jfreeman - 2nd - 09/Feb/08 with Ben Freeman
LC - Lead rpt - Feb/08
westaway - Lead O/S - Jan/08
Julian Wedd - 2nd - 2008 with A. Howarth
Docent - Lead β - 06/Oct/07 with stecu
dannyboy83 - Lead O/S - 26/Aug/07 with Andy Webster
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Jul/07
One rest, Doh!ASchwirtz - Lead dog - 09/Jun/07 with Crystina Common
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/May/07
Tim W - 2nd O/S - 20/May/07 with Ali Kennedy
Hidden - 2nd dog - 05/May/07
Still think it's just about worth E3....Chad123 - 2nd - 05/May/07 with Emily
found this rather steady, excellent nontheless, with a brilliant crux section.Alex Mason - Lead O/S - 03/May/07 with Steve Ramsden
Hidden - Lead dog - 10/Apr/07
Rob Kennard - 2007
a_radiohead_fan - Oct/06
Gus - Lead O/S - 29/Aug/06 with simon "the horse" wilson
givemetea - Lead RP - 23/Aug/06 with Lucy Creamer
givemetea - 2nd β - 21/Aug/06 with Lucy Creamer
lukea - 2nd O/S - Jul/06 with Al
Mark Riley - Lead O/S - 10/Jun/06 with Steve
PaulTanton - Lead O/S - 29/Apr/06 with Dave Taylor
Hidden - Lead O/S - 14/Apr/06
Pythonist - 2nd O/S - Apr/06 with Alun Evans
dan gibson - 2006
Bern - 2006
haydng - 2006
Kev Little - Lead O/S - 2006
Chad123 - Lead O/S - Aug/05 with Huw
Chubbard - Lead β - 16/Jul/05 with C Godfrey
bronsonite - Lead O/S - 20/May/05 with Johnny McMillen
Ben1983 - Lead dog - May/05
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Mar/05
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/05
Tom Briggs - Jagged Globe - 2005
daveayton - Lead O/S - 2005
Hidden - Lead rpt - 2005
Hidden - Lead β - Aug/04
cem - Lead dnf - 03/May/04 with Rod Strachan
Smith42 - 2nd - 2004 with Richard
JulesV - Lead O/S - 2004 with Shauna
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Aug/03
ian caton - Lead O/S - Apr/03 with stewart
Adam Lincoln - Lead - 2002
Hidden - Lead O/S - Dec/01
Hidden - 2nd - 15/Sep/01
Hidden - Lead - 26/Aug/00
Billg - Lead O/S - Jul/00 with Megan Beaumont
jonka - Lead - 2000
Tim M - 2000
D Tempest - 2nd - 11/Jun/99 with Rick
Southern Mark Smith - 1999
WB - Lead O/S - 1999 with Guy
GuyM - 1999
AlexRenshaw - Lead - 14/Sep/98 with Ted Lister
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/May/98
Marti999 - 2nd β - 1998 with Rich White
In the raingoi.ashmore - Lead β - 20/Oct/97 with Roy Thomas
tried to lead through after friend had got to just below crux and lowered off. attempted a few times, had a few fallsnickdonohue - Lead dnf - 24/Aug/97 with Caley Latham, Dave Chapman
sadams - 2nd - 23/Aug/97 with Team Midlands
NeilGriffiths - 17/Aug/97 with Neil Nussey
Remember having to do a Lindford Christie to get to the top (i.e. climb bloody fast)ChrisJD - Lead - 31/May/97 with rc
Hidden - Lead O/S - May/97
Ched - Lead O/S - 1997 with Glanfor
AlexRenshaw - 2nd - 07/May/95 with Mike Dawes
Andy Say - Lead - 14/Apr/95
craig h - Lead O/S - 04/Apr/95
Gregory - Lead - 1995
NickJH - Aug/94
adi bryant - Lead O/S - Jul/94 with Ollie
Rich Kirby - Lead - Apr/94 with Hugh
Hidden - 1994
Hidden - Lead - 1993
Chris Ellis - 2nd - 08/Sep/92 with Rick Kerr
innes - Lead O/S - Aug/92 with Chris
Tony Little - Lead O/S - 02/May/92 with Merk and Travis
Roget - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/92 with colin, baccy
whispering nic - 2nd - 02/Aug/91 with Graham Iles
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jul/91
Soloed on a subsequent visit, probably June 1991.jfletcher - Lead O/S - 14/Apr/91
steve taylor - Lead - Aug/90 with Jim Waddington
Dave Rumney - May/90
Rich Kirby - 2nd - 14/Apr/90 with Will (S. Williamson)
Robmwatt - 1990
Hidden - 1990
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Apr/89
shark - Solo - 02/Apr/89
Hidden - Lead - 1989
I think it may have been jez. It's easier than the angle of the dangle.howifeel - Lead O/S - 1989 with Jez
Hidden - 2nd - 30/Apr/88
Stoney Boy - 2nd - 02/Apr/88 with Kel Toplis, Steve Wigmore
Alan James - UKC and UKH - Lead - 21/Aug/87 with Nigel Gregory
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Jul/87
John Marsland - Lead - 20/Apr/87 with Dave Mould
charlesmfrench - Lead O/S - 18/Apr/87
Steve Crowe - Lead O/S - 18/Apr/87 with Mike Poremba
Dave Musgrove - Lead O/S - 17/Apr/87
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Apr/87
Bruce Kerr - Lead - 06/Apr/87 with Sandra Graham
Hidden - Lead - 1987
andy gittins - 1987
AlexRenshaw - Lead - 22/Sep/86 with Simon Donowho
keefe - 28/Dec/85
John Marsland - 2nd - 27/May/85 with Eduardo Martinez
Hidden - 01/May/85
ReachyWilliam Robertson - Lead O/S - 1985 with Emily
Hidden - Lead - 1985
shark - Lead - 16/Sep/84 with Steve Aisthorpe
Mark Kemball - 2nd - 28/Apr/83 with Dave Kenyon
johno072 - 2nd - 1983
Mike Owen - Lead O/S - 24/Oct/82 with Elaine Owen
Mark Kemball - Lead - 09/Apr/82 with Dave Abbey
Steve Bell - 1981 with Martin Corbett
steve L - Lead O/S - 1981 with Clive Curle
Chris Craggs - Lead - 1980
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Ten students from throughout the State of New Mexico were chosen to compete for the honor of performing with the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra at the annual Mother's Day Concert. The winners and the alternates also receive cash prizes.
Students winning the honor and performing on this Sunday's recital are David Li, performing the Mendelssohn "Concerto in G Major," Kathy Lin, who will play the MacDowell's "Concerto in D minor," Peter Song, performing the Shostakovich "Concerto in F," and Catherine Chen, who will perform the Ravel "Concerto in G Major." All will play the first movements of these concerti.
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DASHING: Rhys Crane
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Only points difference separates the second place Green and
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units in the competition and only a last-gasp converted try
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And there is much, much more to this battle...
Statistics in a
Tries 4 ArthurDerry(a)14 Feb 1925,
Neil Back (h)18 Mar 1989, Gary Hartley (h)18 Nov 1989
Conversions 6 Simon Hodgkinson (a)21
Sep 1985, Andy Sutton (h)18 Mar 1989, Simon Hodgkinson (h)18 Nov
Penalties 6 Simon Hodgkinson (a)17
Sep 1983
Drop Goals 1 Sandy Neilson (h)30 Nov
1907, Calvin Round (a)09 Sep 1950, Harley Atherton (a)20 Sep 1958,
John Mawby (a)16 Sep 1972, Greg Colbourne (h)16 Sep 1978, Ben
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Peter Cook, Simon Hodgkinson
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27-26 Alex Dodge (t), Andrew Savage (t), Luke Sherriff (t), Matt
Smith (t), Tim Usasz (t), Ben Thompson (c).
2008/09 Lge-L2 26 Oct 08 (W) h 15- 7
Joe Duffey (t), David Jackson (t, c, p).
2008/09 Lge-L2 21 Feb 09 (L) a
16-23 David Jackson (t), Dan Montagu (t), Tim Taylor (2p).
2009/10 Lge-L2 25 Oct 09 (W) h 30-29
Phil Eggleshaw (t), Luke Sherriff (t), Tim Streather (t), Tim
Taylor (t), Greig Tonks (2c, 2p).
2009/10 Lge-L2 16 Jan 10 (L) a
19-51 Ben Johnston (t, c), Ben Pienaar (t), Tom Youngs (t),
Tim Taylor (c).
2010/11 Lge-L2 24 Oct 10 (L) h
13-24 Alex Shaw (t), James Arlidge (c, 2p).
2010/11 Lge-L2 29 Jan 11 (L) a
19-47 Andrew Savage (t), Cesar Sempere (t), Tom Youngs (t),
James Arlidge (2c).
2011/12 Lge-L2 04 Sep 11 (L) h
26-28 Mike Holford (2t), David Jackson (t), Kieran Hallett (c,
2011/12 Lge-L2 25 Feb 12 (L) a
26-40 David Jackson (2t), Andrew Forsyth (t), Alex Lewington
(t), Kieran Hallett (3c).
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Over at Aardvarcheology, Martin complains about US politics. This is bog standard European oh-you-benighted-Americans stuff, with a convenient one-sentence summary:
From a European perspective, US politics are an ongoing battle between the extreme Right and the middle Right.
This gets up my nose a bit, because as I commented over there, it would be perfectly equivalent to say "From a US perspective, European politics are an ongoing battle between the extreme Left and the middle Left." It wouldn't let Europeans feel all smug, though, so you don't see it as often.
I don't disagree with the basic statement in the least– American politics are conducted significantly to the right of European politics. I'd be much happier if we could shift the whole American political spectrum leftward a few steps (probably not as far as most Europeans would want it to go, but a bit left of where it is now).
What bugs me, though, is the "oh, you poor ignorant Americans" tone affected by most Europeans writing this sort of thing. And not a few Americans who echo the sentiment.
Yes, the American political spectrum is well to the right of the European center. This came about as the result of a series of historical accidents and contingent social processes that I'm sure you could mine for a couple of Ph.D. theses were you so inclined.
But the European political spectrum is the result of exactly the same sort of historical accidents as the American system. It's not the result of any especially enlightened or rigorously scientific process, and there's certainly no reason to think it's morally superior to the American version of things. Other than, of course, the fact that Martin happened to grow up in the European system, and as a result it's a better fit for his personal political biases.
What irritates me about this is not just the fact that the reverse comment– "you Europeans need to become more conservative"– would be (and is) met with high dudgeon by the same people who will happily tell Americans how to re-shape our political system. It's that the whole thing is completely pointless.
Noting that American politics takes place in a compressed range of ideology relative to the European system is about as productive as noting that European geography takes place in a compressed range of latitudes relative to the United States. It's a fact of the landscape, and you work with it as best you can.


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PiCTOBITS is the only one I don't own, I used to when I had a DSi. Really I don't remember the game at all so I'll likely purchase that with my coins.
Super Mario RPG is in there though so it's automatically great.
The new "quality of life" platform or whatever is interesting, and I would like to see what it is, but I doubt it'd be something I'd use if it's just related to health, education, etc.
Advance Wars: Days of Ruin, or even Dual Strike, I haven't played either and would really like to. NSMB would make there be 3 of those games available on Wii U, 4 if you count backwards compatibility...
It's just the expected release year, it hasn't been officially announced yet.
I'd prefer an April release, but May is alright, at least it's not getting delayed at any rate.
Well there are some DS games I missed, I'll likely download some if they're available. But I do wish GCN games would come instead.
Keep it, it makes Wii U a unique console, Nintendo is actually making each one of their consoles a completely new experience. The Gamepad works well, and is a surprisingly comfortable controller despite the size. I see nothing wrong with it, even though there hasn't been a game to make "full" use of it's potential, it still adds something great to each game. (even if it's just off-tv play)
While I do prefer having all of Nintendo's later consoles and hope they never go into the smartphone business, it would be kind of interesting to see how this would've worked out.
And I was just about to get MH3U, well, that should hold me over until this one releases!
GCN games on Virtual Console would be awesome, I know I missed a few great games on there. It'd probably be cheaper than purchasing the games for my actual GCN, and Wii U Gamepad support, so yeah, I'd definitely get some of those.
It's nice to have Rambi back again, but I do want to see some new animal buddies as well. There probably won't be any...
Continuing Rayman Legends and Super Mario 3D World, but also going to try and finish up Pokémon Y, the Elite Four is pretty difficult to beat.
I was planning to get Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate soon anyway, this is probably a good chance to do that.
Obviously fake footage. But I'd change my mind about videos like this if the demo title screen actually did look exactly like that. But I know that won't happen.
With the Galaxy HD Collection, why not combine the two games into one? Galaxy 2 felt basically like DLC to the original, almost as though they were one game before. They could just use one hub world and be able to access the Galaxies from both games. (in a different order so it's from easiest to hardest with levels from both games being in only one)
The majority of these games interest me, Nintendo really needs to get on these ideas for some new games. They'd earn so much money from me and other people...
For Mario and Luigi's Mansion, I feel like part of what makes Luigi's Mansion so great is that it is a game starring Luigi, rather than Mario taking over his spot. Yeah, there were some games starring him for Year of Luigi, but it was only for one year.
I love Animal Crossing: New Leaf, should be interesting to hear about this.
I'm most looking forward to Kirby: Triple Deluxe and Shantae Pirate's Curse, Bravely Default is something I'll have to look into though. The others don't excite me at all, and I'd rather get Smash Bros. on Wii U than 3DS. I'm in hopes of some new interesting games to be announced for the 3DS later this year, as there doesn't seem t be much coming. Probably because Nintendo is focusing more on Wii U.
Well, my choice would likely be Zelda U, but out of the games listed, I had to go with either Mario Kart 8 or Bayonetta 2.
Most of my picks were actually on the list surprisingly. And if I had played 3D World before voting, then it likely would've been my GotY choice.
But this is a great list.
Yeah, and we're just lucky Nintendo has actually made up for many of these events in the past, like the 3DS price drop. It may be completely different from this, but Nintendo doesn't need to give us some sort of gift every single time something like this happens.
2013 was perhaps the greatest year for the 3DS, tons of truly amazing titles. The Wii U had a few good ones as well, but nothing could top 3DS, it's even better than any of the home consoles available currently in my opinion.


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A perfect website is the result of the application of several techniques that come from different fields. The most famous trends in the modern web design are just the perfect combination among rules from design, web usability, user interface design, science behind HTML, CSS and Javascript.
A relatively recent trend is the use of mega drop-down navigation menus. They are simple to build and have a great appeal for the users.
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Ray Ozzie Wants to Push Microsoft Back Into Startup Mode
The keynote speaker at this past summer's TechReady conference—a gathering of 6,000 or so Microsoft engineers from around the world—was the company's chief software architect, Ray Ozzie. This was not a routine appearance. Ozzie arrived at Microsoft in 2005, and the following year he inherited the title of CSA directly from Bill Gates. He was now the microprocessor of the Microsoft machine. But he had never addressed the semiannual conclave. His explanation? He wanted to wait until he had something big to show the troops.
But there's something else: Ozzie hates speaking in public. His idea of paradise is pitching his vision around a table near a whiteboard, where he can proceed conversationally and draw on his marketplace savvy, quiet confidence, and ability to scrawl out XML code on the fly. Auditoriums are something else. "I have high anxiety—massive, huge, tremendous anxiety," he says. "It's not a natural act for me." The infrequency of his public appearances has triggered murmurs that the guy in Gates' chair is afraid to face his public, like some sort of software Greta Garbo. "Where's Ray?" Microsoft observers have been asking, as Google grabs more headlines and Apple relentlessly mocks the company's shortcomings. Two-plus years into the job, there is still a bit of mystery to Ray Ozzie.
It is about time that one of the most significant figures in the personal computer age, the writer of Symphony and creator of Lotus Notes, emerges from the shadows. Time to reveal what he has been working on. And, most important, time to explain how the world's mightiest software company is going to remain relevant.
Not an easy job. Yes, Microsoft still rakes in the dollars from Windows and Office. But the stock has been flat for years. Microsoft used to be regarded with fear and respect—Lord Voldemort with market share. Now people downgrade their computers to avoid Vista, tech luminaries write blog posts with titles like "Microsoft Is Dead," and the public face of the company is the hapless loser in the Apple ads. Oh, and this year, after a 25-month transition, Gates, the once-omnipresent cofounder, left the building.
To get a sense of the gloom, check out the speakers who precede Ozzie at TechReady. First comes an executive who presents a preview of Microsoft's upcoming ad campaign—a protests-too-much response to those PC-versus-Mac ads from "that fruit company down the road." Then he describes the remedial work Microsoft is doing to get computermakers to tweak their products so a Vista bootup takes less time than a round of golf. The next guy reveals the not-so-encouraging information that he has taken a hard line on his children's pleas for iPods. They'll go without, he promises, as long as "my rent is paid by Microsoft." He doesn't mention where his kids go when they want to search the Internet. The odds, of course, are that they use Google, the rival that's even deeper inside the heads of Microsoft executives than Steve Jobs is.
The tone changes when Ozzie appears onstage.
If his insides are churning, his delivery doesn't show it. His demeanor is smooth, direct, gimmick-free. At 53, Ozzie is trim and fashionable—eschewing the Redmond standard-issue chinos and polo shirts for a dark suit, gray shirt, and no tie. His hair is burnished silver, as it has been for years. (Take away the stage fright and he could be the lead detective in a Law & Order spinoff.) Before Ozzie gets to the software demos that he hopes will revivify Microsoft, he addresses the lingering "Who is this guy?" question.
"You and I don't have much time together at events like these," he says, "and yet, given how much we need each other, it's probably good for you to get a sense of how I'll lead in my role as CSA. Unlike with Bill, you haven't had 30 years to get to know what makes me tick." To remedy that, he offers some quick bites about his passions—in a style suggested, he says, by the 140-character format in Twitter. (The fact that he references Twitter and not a Microsoft product is a statement in itself.)
I love software, because if you can imagine something, you can build it.
I love Windows, because without it there would be no PC. There would be no PC developers. There might not even be a Web.
I love the ubiquitous Web because of the connections that it opened up.
I love competition. But when we're behind a competitor, I hate it when we find ourselves just chasing their taillights.


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Last year, I asked whether a CNN article describing a sale at Wal-Mart was newsworthy. At worst, it seems like free advertising.
Some commenters pointed out that Wal-Mart's actions, as the world's biggest retailer, are important indicators for the economy. Wal-Mart's public relations agents are too busy defending the company's image, so I suppose it's up to reporters to get the word out about sales.
This summer, the company is back in the news (Associated Press) after announcing they are cutting their back-to-school prices.
Under Wal-Mart's new pricing plan, $1 will be able to buy 4 wide-ruled notebooks, 2 bottles Elmer's glue (4 oz.) and a 24-pack of crayons. A $50 budget will be able to purchase a week's worth of school clothes, and $80 will buy two pair of prescription glasses at the Wal-Mart Vision Center.
In some cases, Staples' back-to-school sales beat Wal-Mart's, so if you're looking for deals, don't just go with the company that gets the most press. Check out OfficeMax and Target, stores that also have back-to-school sales where supplies go for pennies.
Photo credit: Lordcous
Updated January 16, 2010 and originally published July 24, 2007. If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to the RSS feed or receive daily emails. Follow @ConsumerismComm on Twitter and visit our Facebook page for more updates.


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Eggplant Parmesan Amalfi Style
Parmigiana di Melanzane all'Amalfitani
3 medium size eggplants, washed, dried, stemmed and cut into 1/4 inch thick lengthwise slices.
Fine sea salt
3 cups tomato sauce
1 cup Filippo Berio extra virgin olive oil or peanut oil
1 ball (6 ounces) fior di latte, cut into small pieces
1 bunch basil leaves
1 1/2 cups grated Parmigiano Reggiano
Tomato Sauce
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 cloves garlic, finely minced
4 pounds ripe plum tomatoes, peeled and cut into chunks
1 small bunch fresh basil leaves
Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Heat the oil in a saucepan and when it is hot add the garlic and cook quickly; do not let the garlic burn.
Stir on the tomatoes, basil, salt and pepper and cook for about 15 minutes. Set aside.
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Layer the eggplant slices in a colander and sprinkle the layers with salt. Cover the eggplant with a weight like a tomato can and allow the eggplant to sweat for an hour or more. Then rinse the slices and dry them well.
In a large sauté pan heat 1/3 cup of the oil until it reaches 375°F.
Fry the slices a few at a time until nicely browned and lay the slices on absorbent paper.
Continue frying the slices, adding more oil as needed.
Spread a thin layer of tomato sauce in a 9 x 12 inch casserole dish. Lay a row of eggplant slices over the sauce. Sprinkle on a layer of fior di latte. Add another thin layer of tomato sauce, some of the Parmigiano Reggiano and a few basil leaves. Continue making layers ending with eggplant. Top with the remaining sauce and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese.
Bake about 45 minutes or until bubbly. Allow the eggplant to set up for about 15 minutes. Then cut into pieces and serve warm or at room temperature.
Note: I used a Le Creuset 10 x 3 inch casserole dish and made 5 layers of eggplant.
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