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Now that the weather is finally improving I am looking to tackle the task of creosoting my fence.Before doing so I thought it wise to ask if anyone knows the following:
Any help and suggestions will be gratefully received. Thanks.
I have heard that creosote cannot be purchased for domestic use now, there is a local farming supply company who sell it in 205Ltr drums but only for farm use.
Yet another ban by the EU i think
Oh OK. I think I nned to rename the post to fence protection or something along those lines.
Thanks for that Colin
I think you can still buy creosote, but its had the harmful bit took out, (probably no good now) You can buy a good cheap wood preserver from your local wickes or B & Q.
I think it may depend a bit on whether or not your fence has been painted with a particular product before. If it's just the "normal" type of wood-preserver (rather than a type of paint) then creosote - or today's substitute - will work fine. If it's solid panels e.g. no visible gaps, you could probably spray the larger part of it, but creosote type stuff can and does kill greenery, so where the spray falls (other than on the wood) be prepared for any plants or grass it touches to die off. Having said that, I still wouldn't use anything else for a fence!
I like the way it fades and shows the grain of the wood - and there's nothing to peel off - some other products eventually do. I use a 4" brush - quite a thick-bristled one - and put some cardboard or a piece of old carpet down below where I'm working in otder to catch and absorb any spills and drips. It's far quicker to apply than paint, or instance, and easily gets into the cracks & crevices. I think it does a far bettter job than other products as far as preserving the wood is concerned.
I use the current 'substitute' creosote that I get from our local ironmonger - can't remember the name right now and it's dark out there but will get the name and post back. Love the smell which it still retains. i use a brush but I must be a masochist 'cos it takes ages to do (now on its last legs) hurdle fencing....
I use a pump sprayer, cuprinol I think, and wood preserver, most important thing with fencing panels is to have a shamfered top, so water runs off and away, rather than down, and also so the panels aren't touching soil at the base. Spray the preserver on every few years, takes minutes per panel. I would also like to add, don't buy the rubbish panels from B&Q or Homebase. They charge 20+ per panel and the stuff is rubbish. I found a local place to me who made panels to order, 6x6' for less than 20 pound, they are vertically lapped, and set on 2x2" batons.. they weighed a tonne and were treated. Thinking I won't have to worry about rot for a longtime, and they were cheaper than the garden centres.
Thanks for all the useful help and advice. BrummieBen I like the sound of minutes per panel but I think I will need to go with hypercharleyfarley method of brush and newspaper, just because there are gaps and I am concerned about the next door neighbours pets, plants etc.
So which one creosote or substitute is best?
Hi Earl - I don't think there's much to choose from in that they could all well be the same/similar formula but marketed under different names. Obviously it'll depend a bit on how much fencing you have to deal with, but as the creosote doesn't "go off" in the container, you could buy whatever seems the best value per litre. I buy it from a local agricultural supplies place in what I'd still call a 10 gallon drum. Don't know what the metric equivalent would be. I guess you could get it at a builders' merchant's place too, but haven't checked that.
Creosote Substitute as far as I'm aware has been removed from sale, the product that's on the go now is called "Creocote" I use Wilkinson's own dark, it smell like the old fashioned creosote £10.95 I think it was for a 4ltr container, it's wonderful stuff and covers like magic, I just use a 4 inch brush and just sweep the fence down before starting so I don't get the cobwebs in the brush don't think it will go in a spray gun but I don't have one so cant vouch for that.
Yes mine is also called Creocote and is about the same price as 'Rain''s (no sticker on this can). It goes on readilty but can drip so the idea to use newspaper is good.
Heard a story about spraying wood treatment on a fence. The neighbours car was on the other side. Expensive job.
Does anyone know a wood covering / creocote beginning with 'S', something like Scrivvens, someone told me about how good it was and I never wrote it down?
Chris S. was it Sadolin?
Creocote isn't bad but not as good as the original. However, I have found that mixing creocote half-and-half with used engine oil seems to preserve the wood as well as Creosote used to.
Hi, Ive just Creacoted some softwood sleepers in my garden and the smell is intollerable! you can smell it in the house, does anyone have any idea how long this might last for? Many Thanks
Someone has told me the best way to creosote a fence is use a sponge because it gets more on the fence than a brush and is alt easier. I haven't tried it yet but I've got 50metres to do this weekend weather permitting
I've been told the best way to creosote a fence is with a sponge, I havent tried it but weather permitting I've got 50metres to do so I'm open to any ideas to get the job done quickly and most effective.
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I use a god fence preservative - you can decide which is best.
Brush is best - there is a fence brush the thickness of a typical vertical post. Spray goes all over the place and not enough on the wood. Same for roller IME.
You need to wash off any green algae growth before staining. Should last 5 years when stained at least.


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I'm down for wateva you just lead the way
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I swear, i always have a Jones soda bottle in my room, smh.
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I heard they just got internet in Trinidad. :)
Last day in the country is upon me.
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May 3, 2016
Eyewitness News --
Sixty one thousand six hundred and forty seven fans. That's the number of fans that attended yesterday's 9/25 game.
The attendance hasn't been this low at a Florida State home game since 1992.
One student says maybe it's the weather. The high's for the past three games were 94, 93, and 94 degrees.
"It is really hot out. So maybe when it cools down they'll get a little more attendance," says Mark Dobies.
Even Jimbo Fisher took a few glances into the stands. He was quoted post game saying "I know these are tough times, economically, but we'll continue to play hard whether there's 83,000 fans or one."
And one of the fans we spoke to felt Saturdays win should be the remedy.
" I think after this win with Wake Forrest that attendance will go back up and people will want to come out and see us," says Keith McClellan.
Die hard fans say rain or shine, Seminole fans should stick by their team regardless.
"It's Tallahassee, it's the FSU Nation... They should definitely come out and see the team that's here," says Alana Easholm.
And with the three and one record the team thats out there has the potential for great things this year.
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Thursday, December 12, 2013
Dubinsky, Anisimov talk MSG return
The Columbus Blue Jackets' dressing room was a popular place for the New York media after today's morning skate with ex-Rangers Brandon Dubinsky and Artem Anisimov, not to mention Fedor Tyutin, though he's played back at Madison Square Garden several times, back in the arena.
Dubinsky, who drew a large enough media throng to draw stares from his teammates, was much more subdued in his comments than some of the things he said on Wednesday, as reported by the Columbus Post-Dispatch (see previous blog post).
But the ever-friendly Anisimov (the comedy between him and Brian Boyle when those two used to locker next to each other was as good as any Oscar-Felix moment) got a huge chuckle when asked if he remembered his goal celebration against the Lightning. That moment, and its aftermath caught by the HBO cameras for the 24/7 series, are, of course, legendary within the Garden confines. The well-meaning Anisimov celebrated a goal against the Lightning by taking his stick and aiming it like a rifle at the Tampa Bay net. Vincent Lecavalier then led a charge of his teammates to confront Anisimov, who was trying to emulate a celebration of one of his favorite players from Russia and did not seem to realize he had severely crossed hockey etiquette.
And, of course, Sean Avery's knowing smirk as the cameras caught him walking into the Rangers' room past Anisimov sitting at his locker. And Anisimov's "Sorry by me" apology to his teammates for causing the ruckus.
"Of course I remember," Anisimov said. "Everybody remember."
As for playing at the Garden for the first time as an opponent, Anisimov said, "It's going to be different emotions, it's my first NHL team, it's my first home stadium, first rink. It's the world's most famous arena."
Anisimov was jokingly reminded he was no longer contractually obligated to call the Garden by its marketing moniker.
"But it's still true," Anisimov said. "It's going to be a great experience today. It's going to be fun."
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Hi Tom, well ive been lifting for almost 2 years now and have had good size/strength gains. Anyways ive recently joined the Marines and leave for boot on June 7th. I want to get into great cardio shape for this but still keep all my strength and most of my size. Ive put together a routine for myself based on my situation, i would really appreciate ANY critiques or suggestions that you may have...thanks a lot.
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Deadlift 4 sets (8,6,4,2)
Chins (or lat pull) 4 sets
Machine Rows - 4x6-10
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Lying Leg Raises 2 x failure
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How will student loans be affected by a government shutdown?
By Paula Wethington / Monroe on a Budget
The Federal Student Aid program has posted this announcement on its Facebook page:
In the event of a government shutdown, we anticipate that there will be limited impact to the federal student aid application (FAFSA) process, to the delivery of federal student aid, or to the federal student loan repayment functions.
The Washington Post also includes this information from the Department of Education in its agency by agency roll call of shutdown impacts:
Pell Grants and Federal Direct Student Loans would continue to be processed, although payments may slow if there are fewer employees to process them.
In other words, your student loan payments are due as usual.
The allocations to schools are off-season anyway, as colleges that are on quarter or semester schedules have already started fall terms and we are weeks away from the winter / spring terms.
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March 12, 2007
A two-day event in which community leaders aim to help young black males kicked off today.
It's called the CSRA Dialogue and Revival, and it's happening at Antioch Baptist Church.
Organizers from various churches say the goal is to find solutions to things like increased crime rates and kids dropping out of school.
It started with a session this afternoon.
Augusta Commissioners Betty Beard and J.R. Hatney, Dr. Charles Smith with Augusta's NAACP, and businessman and former mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick were among the presenters.
"The church has to lead the way and take the initiative of bringing this young people back into the mainstream of society," Rev. K.B. Martin said.
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Neurosurgery Program Elevated from Division to Department
January 6, 2014 - Albany , NY
ALBANY, N.Y., January 6, 2014 - Albany Medical College has granted its Division of Neurosurgery departmental status, effective Jan. 1, 2014.
According to Vincent Verdile, M.D., '84, dean of Albany Medical College and executive vice president of health affairs at Albany Medical Center, the transition is in response to the continued growth and strong expertise of the neurosurgery program.
"Albany Med's neurosurgery program is comprised of world-renowned neurosurgeons who are leading the way in a wide range of subspecialties," Dr. Verdile said. "Departmental status gives the program the recognition it deserves and will enable it to continue to grow its clinical, academic and research pursuits through the recruitment and retention of world-class subspecialty neurosurgeons and translational research physicians."
Alan Boulos, M.D., '94, who served as chief of the Division of Neurosurgery, will serve as interim chair of the department.
"On behalf of our entire neurosurgery team, I want to thank both Dean Vincent Verdile and Dr. Steven Stain, chair of the Department of Surgery, whose long-standing support of and commitment to our neurosurgery program have helped ensure that Albany Med can offer the most advanced neurosurgical services available in the region," Dr. Boulos said.
Dr. Boulos noted that over the last year, Albany Med's neurological services have expanded to offer a new specialized operating room that allows high-definition CT scanning during surgeries, a new Neurological Intensive Care Unit, and expanded locations to see patients throughout the Capital Region, Glens Falls and Kingston.
Albany Med's Department of Neurosurgery is part of the Neurosciences Institute at Albany Med, a collaborative institute also comprising the Department of Neurology and Center for Neuropharmacology and Neuroscience.
Albany Medical Center, northeastern New York's only academic health sciences center, is one of the largest private employers in the Capital Region. It incorporates the 734-bed Albany Medical Center Hospital, which offers the widest range of medical and surgical services in the region, and the Albany Medical College, which trains the next generation of doctors, scientists and other healthcare professionals, and also includes a biomedical research enterprise and the region's largest physicians practice with nearly 400 doctors. Albany Medical Center works with dozens of community partners to improve the region's health and quality of life. For more information: www.amc.edu or www.facebook.com/albanymedicalcenter.
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A New River Marine is facing charges for crashing into a school bus head-on.
Troopers say Michael Valderrama was charged with careless and reckless driving and driving left of center for the crash with a Southwest Onslow High School bus Tuesday morning. Valderrama told troopers he fell asleep just before crashing into the bus. Valderrama's Nissan XTerra crashed into bus #28 on Old Maplehurst Rd. at 7 a.m.
Valderrama was airlifted to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington. He was suffering from a broken leg and a broken ankle.
Six students suffered minor injuries, and school officials say they were taken by their parents to be checked out.
The crash happened on Old Maplehurst Rd. at 7 a.m. Onslow County Schools says a vehicle hit bus #28 head-on. The bus was headed to Southwest Onslow High School.
The driver of the SUV was airlifted to the hospital. His condition is not known, according to school officials. They say he crossed into the path of the bus and collided with it head on.
A school spokeswoman says there were no major injuries among the students on board. Six were taken by their parents to be evaluated. There were a total of 26 students were on board.
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Wednesday Sep 22 2010
Marson's Men's Store opened as barbershop in 1930
By: LindaLouise Haines, Colfax Record Correspondent
Grandson celebrating store's 80th anniversary
By LindaLouise Haines Colfax Record Correspondent It was 1930 and Colfax was in its heyday. Despite the impact the Depression was having on the rest of the country, the Colfax area was buzzing with gold, fruit, trains, people of all kinds and sanitariums for tuberculosis patients — hundreds of tuberculosis patients. Colfax had become a center for TB hospitals after tuberculosis pioneer Dr. Robert Peers moved to Colfax and began his groundbreaking work in finding a cure for the disease. Not all the streets were paved yet. And, yes, sewer problems were making front-page news. Still, Colfax was the place to be in 1930. A young barber from San Francisco heard about the fresh air and temperatures that benefited folks suffering with TB. Oswald's wife, Pauline, was suffering with TB, so the couple relocated so she could receive treatment. Oswald Marson opened a little barbershop on Main Street (where Colfax Theater is now located). Later, he opened a second barbershop at the other end of the street so he could grab the business of the patrons of the many saloons at that end of the street. He saw another opportunity when he realized the railroad employees, farmers, ranchers and miners working in the community needed heavy-duty work clothes. So he began selling Levis in his barbershop. In 1937 Ozzie Marson opened "Marson's Haberdashery and Barbershop." In addition to Levis, Ozzie Marson expanded the clothing inventory to include work books and caps. The couple became active in the community, including Ozzie serving as mayor for many years, reports his grandson, Ed. Many of the residents and businesses in town experienced what we now call "cash flow" problems, said his grandson, Ed Marson. So his grandfather frequently bartered merchandise for a chicken or a load of coal. There were even times when a child helped out in the store at Christmas time in exchange for merchandise. Others had a credit line and his grandfather kept a very precise log of all those accounts, Ed Marson said. His grandfather may have been generous, but he didn't give anything away either. One time when a Sierra storm front halted train travel, Ed Marson continued, a railroad official called his grandfather in the middle of the night and asked him to open the store. Apparently the workers needed yellow slickers to wear while working in the elements. "So, Granddad got up, came down to the store and opened it in the middle of the night to supply the workers with the gear they needed to get the trains ready to move again," Ed Marson said. "It was like the store was open 24/7 in those days to meet the needs of all kinds of emergencies in the area." When Ozzie Sr. retired in 1960, his son, Robert "Ozzie" Marson and wife, Rita, took over the operation of the store. Robert Marson expanded the store, adding shoes for all ages. Following in his father's footsteps, Robert also served as mayor. While Ozzie Sr. was 79 when he died, his son died in 1968 at the age of 45. He only ran the store for eight years. Robert's sons had been working in the store at the time of their father's death, so they took over management. In 1974, Ed became sole owner of the Colfax store, which is now known as Marson's of Colfax: Regular, Big & Tall Men's Wear Store. He and his wife, Connie, have now owned and operated the store longer than any other generation of Marson's — 36 years. "I was talking to a woman recently and she told me that her family had been in the area for a long time. As long as she could remember, Marson's was around," wrote Stacey Kaping on the store's Facebook fan page. "She told me a story of how her husband's parents had trouble making ends meet when he was young and how grandpa Ozzie had brought him down to the store and put him in new school clothes at no charge. We both shed a tear. What a wonderful man." Another longtime resident, Jean Paoli wrote, "I remember buying shoes there when I was a child. Bob would measure my feet and always make sure where my big toe was in the shoe." Ed has played a key role in community groups. He has coached high school baseball and is head of the Recreation Association. The store also serves as a collection point for numerous community events, including projects supported by Soroptimist International of Colfax. In addition to her work with Soroptimist, Connie is active with the Colfax Area Chamber of Commerce and is past president of the Sierra Vista Center board. Prior to her retirement, Connie owned and operated Artful Visions, a hair salon formerly located on Church Street. Finally, Ed wants to send his deepest "thanks to all our supporters and loyal customers over the years. You've all been a great help over the years."


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Girls Basketball: Chamois 59, Eugene 31
Thursday, February 14, 2013
EUGENE, Mo. — The Chamois Lady Pirates held the Eugene Lady Eagles to single digits in every quarter and rolled to a 59-31 win Thursday night.
The Lady Pirates raced out to a 24-9 lead after one quarter and stretched it to 36-15 at halftime. They outscored the Lady Eagles 11-9 in the third quarter and 12-7 in the fourth.
Miranda Brandt pumped in 24 points for the winners, while Alyssa Bullock canned six 3-pointers to end up with 18 points. Allison Mehmert chipped in with 12 for Chamois.
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Persian cooking is distinctive with flavors of pomegranate, funegreek, preserved limes, barberries, sour cherries and nuts. Lots of lentils and rice, and plenty of eggplant and garlic are often part of the mix. Don't forget the more familiar baklava with all varieties of native nuts between many layers of pastry sheets moistened with honey. Once I get the urge for these unique flavors I just gotta have 'em.
So when my lunch date cancelled the other day, I kept my plan to eat at Parmy's Persian Fusion in the East Village, NYC. A recent review in the NY Times got my motor going and I couldn't shake it.
What I found at Parmy's was a full on Persian menu and very little fusion. Maybe the gelato and sorbet on the menu were the fusion reference but never mind. What I loved was the easy menu clearly coded vegetarian, vegan and/or gluten free. The choices were laid out for me and I happily took the plunge.
The Chef, Mojgan Raoufi stayed in the kitchen while her brother, Amir, greeted me with a warm handshake and earnest eyes. After apologizing for certain menu items being sold out (their dinners are super busy, especially after the recent review) I focused on the vegetarian items with my helpful server.
The feast began when my eggplant appetizer arrived. Roasted and mashed to a creamy smoothness and surrounded by a ring of tangy yogurt, there was a sweet pile of caramelized onions topped with dried mint that could have kept me happy for a long while.
But I ordered a load of dishes, so I moved onto an order of Tahdig. I didn't know that the prized crust of rice from the bottom of many Persian cooks' pots could be had on its own. This slab of crunchy rice was adhered to a thin sheet of pita. Amir explained that it is done that way in the North and since these recipes are family recipes from their hometown of Tabriz, that's what I was treated to.
The Tahdig (literally: bottom of the pot) was slighly sticky, crusty and crunchy . It formed the base for Vegetarian Gheymeh, a soupy lentil and artichoke stew of tomatoey sauce infused with saffron and pungent with preserved limes. It was unfamiliar and delicious.
The vegetarian Khoresh Fesenjan arrived in a shallow soup bowl of rich brown sauce, textured with finely ground walnuts and thickened with sweet potatoes. The reddish hue and distinctive tang from pomegranates was completely unfamiliar. The sauce was dotted with large chunks of mushrooms (the meat version is with boneless chicken) and is meant to be ladled over the generous plate of white/saffron rice. I loved it.
Kebabs are a mainstay of Persian cooking and there were two suitable for like-minded eaters: one vegetarian and one with salmon. I chose the salmon and was rewarded with six large chunks of perfectly cooked, moist chunks of salmon marinated in lemon and saffron. The plate is arranged with simple accompaniments of grilled onion and tomatoes with thinly sliced radishes alongside a generous mound of Basmati rice or couscous.
Desserts are simple, with one distinctly Persian honey glazed pastry and a house-made Almond Pudding. I was told that the pudding isn't very Persian but that the chef loves it so she includes it in her menu. I'll never say no to a soothing rice pudding punctuated by slivered almonds.
Strong Turkish coffee and a nibble of traditional baklava, oozing with honey and finely chopped pistachios between an infinite number of paper thin layers of pastry, left me pleased and sated.
I'll return shortly to Parmy's for another helping of golden crusty Tahdig. I've been told that this crusty prize can be the source of heated family battles in Persian homes. Head out to Parmy's for your very own minus the family feud.
For more Persian dessert inspiration, check out this delicate and cooling dessert recipe for Rhubarb and Rose Water Sorbet with Rice Noodles from Louisa Shafia's The New Persian Kitchen.
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In light of the Red Sox's dominance of the Orioles this decade (Sunday night's loss to Baltimore aside) and the fact that the Yankees embark on the first of 18 against their fellow AL East rival and Boston's favorite punching bag tonight, I wanted to see how the Yankees had fared against the O's in the unbalanced schedule era. I figured they'd done well, although I assumed it wasn't quite Boston-level ownage.
Well, for all my griping about the O's being an automatic win for the Red Sox, it turns out the Yankees have actually performed even better than Boston against Baltimore this decade, going 109-57 since 2001, compared to Boston's 107-59.
That's right, the Orioles have played .343 ball against the Yankees during the last nine seasons. The closest the O's came to taking the season series was in 2007, when they managed to split their 18 contests. Other than that it's been double-digit wins for the Yanks in every season. That's pretty ridiculous.


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The Time of the Doctor DVD Review
Patrick Kavanagh-Sproull gives his verdict on the recent DVD release of The Time of the Doctor.
Episodes on the DVD
A Christmas Carol (2010 Christmas special)
There are a small cluster of Doctor Who episodes that I hold so very dear to my heart – The Doctor's Wife, School Reunion, The Lazarus Experiment and Amy's Choice are just a few examples – and A Christmas Carol is up in the top three. Beautiful and heartbreaking all at once yet uplifting and quite magical, it is storytelling at its very best. Steven Moffat's grade A script is supported by one of Matt Smith's most genuine performances, Katherine Jenkins' mellifluous voice and Michael Gambon's consummate turn as Kazran Sardick, making A Christmas Carol not just one of the best Christmas specials but one of the best episodes ever.
Verdict: 9/10
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe (2011 Christmas special)
If I were asked to define the most underrated episode of Doctor Who it'd be neck-and-neck between Love & Monsters and The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe. The former is a daring experiment, which showed the devastating impact the Doctor leaves in his wake (only let down by an abysmal villain), and the latter is a superlative Christmas tale about family values and the importance of having your friends with you in the festive period. Claire Skinner's Madge was, as guest contributor Lee Garrett so eloquently put it, an unsung hero and possibly one of the most realistic portrayals of a mother I've ever seen – excluding the cringe-worthy "I'm looking for my children" scene. The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe dared to be different; it was, like Love & Monsters, a test and a very successful one in my books. Bar the underemployed comedians roped in, I consider it very good indeed.
Verdict: 7/10
The Snowmen (2012 Christmas special)
I have no real bone to pick with The Snowmen. While I can pick out the flaws from any episode (even Capaldi's opening episode – yes, I'm that good) I didn't find all that much wrong with the 2012 Christmas special. It was a light introduction to Victorian Clara Oswald with a chilling villain in the form of the eponymous snow-creatures and a serviceable performance from Matt Smith. Richard E. Grant was also excellent if his talents (and smouldering looks) were under-utilized. Saul Metzstein's direction was actually a strong highlight and the Paternoster Gang were amusing, nothing more. Overall, a likeable, balanced episode that would be rated higher if it weren't for Grant and Ian McKellen (as the booming, maniacal Great Intelligence) being so underused.
Verdict: 8/10
The Time of the Doctor (2013 Christmas special)
Upon first viewing of The Time of the Doctor I found it to be one of Steven Moffat's most inadequate and disheartening scripts in a long while. The script, to me, buckled under the tonnage of loose ends, character development, the depleted regeneration cycle problem and, of course, Matt Smith's farewell. But after reviewing it again I discovered it was quite the opposite, packing one of Smith's best ever turns, a giddy, concentrated (but flawed) script and, most interestingly, a firm progression of Clara Oswald's story. It's got about as many cons as it has pros so I'm completely split over this festive mélange.
The Time of the Doctor kicks off with a pre-title sequence that's more style than substance but still manages to include some wonderful one-liners ("it's a rollercoaster, this phone call"). The script is chock-full of contemporary Moffat tics (I've noticed he has a penchant for incorporating modern colloquialisms and locutions – here, we have "app it!" while The Day of the Doctor had "LOL") and zany one-liners; the pre-title sequence is enough evidence. However there are snags in it and these are the explanations of the perdurable 'Silence will fall' arc but finally and thankfully it's closed. Across the Internet there's been outrage that Moffat chose to tie up the vast majority of this especially tricksy storyline in a few sentences. In certain cases, this is, in fact, true but rather than spell everything out to you Moffat allowed your imagination to fill in the gaps. I've noticed certain Doctor Who fans become almost spiteful in their criticisms and there was quite a backlash after the screenwriter's recent comments regarding plot holes. His other marketable programme, Sherlock has also received much broadside for not explaining everything onscreen and I apply this to The Time of the Doctor when I say, not everything has to be elucidated onscreen. Moffat is a unique writer in that he treats his audience with respect, he likes leaving things open (just take a look at his – and Mark Gatiss' – schismatic resolution to the supposed death of Sherlock Holmes) and believes that we at home are clever enough to work things out for ourselves.
Matt Smith and Jenna Coleman are at their top of their game here and, while I mean this in the best intentions, it's frustrating and somewhat annoying. The last run of episodes, which debuted Coleman as modern-day Clara were shaky and the chemistry of both hadn't quite solidified by The Name of the Doctor. The Day of the Doctor saw it truly blossom and The Time of the Doctor was just their best performances together, making Smith's departure even more saddening. Smith injected his customary charm but most importantly pathos as the now departed Time Lord.
The plot, whilst being extremely knotty, makes more or less sense. The Doctor is plunged into an everlasting stalemate with some of his greatest adversaries and, in traditional Moffat style; he looks upon the impact of them and not them specifically (see the Zygons in The Day of the Doctor). The Daleks, the Cybermen, the Terileptils, the Slitheen, the Silurians and the Sontarans were pooled together and regarded as one malevolent force and not independent boo-hiss villains.
Sadly, there are problems. A lot of elements felt hard to swallow, such as the idea that the TARDIS key can allow the ship itself to break through the otherwise impregnable shield surrounding Trenzalore and the nudity. Whilst it was uproarious it felt more like material for the fangirls to salivate over and, in hindsight, wasn't a key part of the plot. Call me pedantic but a lot of supposedly minor elements in Moffat's scripts – especially with him clutching the reigns to the typically bamboozling Sherlock – all turn out to add up to the overall plot. The nakedness did not.
The Time of the Doctor also had a lot of pacing issues. Too much emphasis was put on Clara's family get-together (while James Buller, Elizabeth "ATMOS" Rider and the lovely Sheila "Etta" Reid put in solid enough performances, they didn't feel like a family at all. Of course, Linda was intentionally aggravating but Clara's grandmother just didn't seem like her grandmother at all. This brings us onto her admittedly touching trip down nostalgia lane but it felt like information we had to process and log to only be dragged up later to prove a point.)
I've seen Orla Brady's Tasha Lem receive a fair amount of abuse for being, in essence, the many facets of River slapped into a new equally coquettish woman. While I completely agree with this I won't say I didn't like some of her lines ("nice though. Tight.") – and Brady's turn as the Mother Superious was excellent.
As you may have gathered, I regard The Time of the Doctor as a real mixed bag: an odd, slightly clunky episode peppered with moments of brilliance but topped off by a glorious regeneration sequence. Coleman and Smith in the latter's final moments left not a dry eye in our living room ("Oh, that's nice. Crying at Christmas.") and the symbolism, if unsubtle, was well-rendered – take the calm removal of the Doctor's trademark bowtie. The hallucination of Amy Pond wasn't as indulgent as it could have been and I was thrilled Moffat left it as a simple, understated yet heartbreaking moment. It took nothing away from Amy's tearful goodbye in The Angels Take Manhattan and didn't detract from Smith's farewell – so overall, the whole thing was brilliantly done (a lot of it helped by Jamie Payne's stylised direction).
Then came Peter Capaldi in a fleeting glow of amber light with his shock of grey hair, his piercing blue eyes and his Scottish burr. I felt the sombre tone of Smith's departure was dispensed with a bit too quickly and my initial reaction was against his first lines ("Kidneys! I've got new kidneys") but in hindsight this was a salute to David Tennant's "new teeth" and a continuation of a trend. As was Smith's last speech; looking at Eccleston and Tennant's last lines, they could all be accused of breaking the fourth wall. I thought "I will not forget one line of this" was a bit too knowing but Smith's performance saved it. And even in my rewatch I was too busy to form an opinion; "I will always remember when the Doctor was me" broke me.
Verdict: 7/10
A strange, often confused bundle of marvellous ideas with a script brimming with charm and prospect that's only hampered by an exposition-heavy script. However, Coleman and Smith's performances were some of my acting highlights of last year and Capaldi's debut was pregnant with potential.
DVD Extras
Tales of the TARDIS
Tales of the TARDIS is very much a BBC America affair, filmed in the same manner as the recent, slightly irrelevant series The Doctors Revisited and including most of the same people. It documents the regeneration process and, rather than concentrate on the effect it has on the Doctor, it centralizes on how the actor takes it. David Tennant, Matt Smith and a few other classic Doctors are the only ones that get a look-in and what they have to say is actually rather new. With these featurettes you often get the stars retreading old ground but a lot of what people like Tom Baker says is candid and previously unknown.
A short, surprisingly fresh little feature about how regeneration affects the actors involved in it.
Behind the Lens
The Behind the Lens films have been sad reminders of what remarkable behind-the-scenes look we have left behind: Doctor Who Confidential. The Time of the Doctor edition of Behind the Lens isn't as in-depth as the forty-five minutes (of greatness) we got in Doctor Who Confidential but it's the best we're going to get. The only detriment is the excruciating voiceover, which continues the trend of making jokes that are so bad they're supposed to be good. Of course, they all fall flat on their face.
Behind the Lens is the closest thing fans are every going to receive in lieu of Doctor Who Confidential and it's a shame. How I miss the days of Anthony Head giving us a running commentary of absolutely everything.
Farewell to Matt Smith
It was with a heavy heart that I clicked enter and watched Farewell to Matt Smith. What followed was half an hour of wistful interviews (Karen Gillan, Jenna Coleman, Caroline Skinner and Steven Moffat are amongst the line-up) and clips of some of Smith's final minutes. It makes me wish he'd come back to Doctor Who and put some decent clothes on (I mean, those production photos of America Psycho: The Musical are rather suggestive).
Overall, a sad but joyous occasion (like the celebration of someone's life – in this case, on a programme); oh, Matt Smith, how I miss you.


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Rare Earth was on the Motown Records subsidiary label called Rare Earth. The label was named after them. They had hits covering Motown songs, but didn't really achieve that same success when they recorded original material. We played a funky groove called "We're Gonna Have a Good Time."


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Since EM.TV head Werner Klatten sold his 24.8% stake in the troubled company to European investment firm Constant Ventures II, EM.TV has made several big acquisition and distribution announcements. These deals along with the announcement of a waiver agreement with 94.22% of the company's former bondholders is seen as a positive sign of the stabilization of the embattled production and licensing firm.
EM.TV signed a deal to acquire international distribution rights to RTV Ent.'s content. The pact allows EM.TV to market RTV programming on an exclusive basis everywhere except Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the U.K. and the U.S. Already, EM.TV has stuck a deal with Austrian broadcaster ORF for RTV's ROBOROACH, which is included in the overall 169 half-hour episode deal with the network. Other RTV animated properties include FIX & FOXI, URMEL, MALO KORRIGAN and DRAGON HUNTERS.
Additionally, EM.TV has sealed a wide-ranging program contract with French pay-TV kids channel group TPS Jeunesse, which includes the acquisition of a total of 520 half-hour programs both old and new. For new programming, TPS Jeunesse will hold the first option on cable and satellite rights. The license area extends across France, as well as European and African French-speaking countries, and will allow TPS Jeunesse to air EM.TVs programs on its channels TELETOON (and its multiplexe TELETOON +1), EUREKA! and PIWI.
As well, EM.TV and Irish free-TV station TG4, Dublin, have agreed a four-year extension to their volume contract signed in April 2000. As part of the deal, TG4 will select a further 588 half-hour programs from EM.TVs program library and will retain exclusive free-TV rights to these programs in Ireland. TG4 has been screening a two-hour block of programs from the EM.TV library, as part of its Cúla4 childrens slot, every day since April 2000. Programs in the block include co-productions FLIPPER & LOPAKA, RAINBOWFISH and COCCO BILL.
EM.TV & Merchandising AG produces programs for children and youth markets, handles the worldwide distribution of TV rights and the marketing of merchandising rights. With around 26,000 half-hour episodes of entertainment for children and youth markets, the companys library is among the worlds largest. EM.TV is attending MIP-TV and will be located at booth R29.01. For more information, visit www.em-ag.de.


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Yearly: June 25-30
Homophobia can be proven wrong if those of the
GAY community can come to'gay'ther to an event specially meant for them, where all
concerns can be addressed/discussed, as both sexes are equally invited to come forward. A
6 day reunion where all those involved in the safeguard of one's right for personal choice
can show a communal solidarity in patronizing an outlet that does not discriminate,
neither judge against them. Some surprise figures in the movement are being invited and
it's hopeful they'll be able to participate. 6 days to give plenty of time to solidify the
ties between different parties, to better know each others and strengthen the needed bond
for the year ahead. To be repeated on the same dates, yearly, if response is satisfactory.
Pass Privilege $150/person.
Non-members pay $30/day~person at the gate.
Non-members pay $25/day~person if reserved and paid in advance.
T.W.A.N. members pay $15/day-person (another good reason to join T.W.A.N./TGB membership)
Supreme and Personal TGB Members only pay for the food and can get needed accommodation at Members' Price and only need advanced reservation for accommodations.
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May 3, 2016
Federal Aviation Administration officials said Tuesday the $5.5 million navigation update will help steer pilots toward runways even when they're tough to see during severe weather.
The FAA also announced other long-range changes. It plans to add new arrival and departure routes, install a back-up radar system and build two more air traffic control towers.
The changes are in addition to the city's $15 billion O'Hare expansion plan. That plan would reduce flight delays by reconfiguring runways, adding others and building another terminal.
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WILSON, OK -- The Oklahoma Fire Marshal is investigating a house fire in Wilson that happened Thursday morning. No one was home at the time of the fire which started just after 9 a.m. in the 200 block of 1st Street.
It took firefighters about 15 minutes to put out the blaze.
Authorities say the fire happened on the back porch of the single-story house.
Investigators are still looking for a cause in that fire.
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