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UTICA, N.Y. — Manhattanville's Dave Schmalenberg broke open a scoreless game late in the second period with two goals just 30 seconds apart. The Valiants held on to the 2-0 win, riding on the back of goaltender Jon Peczka, who stopped all 33 shots that he faced.
"For the last 10 minutes of the second period, we were good," said Manhattanville coach Keith Levinthal. "But for the other 50 minutes, we were average at best."
The Valiants came out from the opening faceoff with a storm of pressure against Utica. The Pioneers weathered the storm, though, limiting Manhattanville to only a single shot on goal even though the majority of the first five minutes of play was spent in the Utica end of the ice.
Manhattanville (7-4-2) also received a gift power play just 13 seconds in to the game, but failed to convert.
Once Utica (5-7-2) settled down midway through the first period, play was more even. Manhattanville outshot Utica, 12-5, in the first period, but most of the shot differential was from outside or tight angles.
The second period saw very even play between the two teams, evidenced both by play on the ice and by the slim 13-12 shots edge for Utica.
"We match up pretty well against these guys," said Utica coach Gary Heenan. "They use the same forecheck scheme, and similar other plays that allow us to match up well."
But it was Dave Schmalenberg who took things in to his own hands 15 minutes in to the period, when he scored both second period goals on the same shift.
The first goal at 15:06 was on a blast from the point by Mike Camarinos. The shot wound through traffic on its way towards the net, and Schmalenberg deflected it under Utica netminder Jake Miskovic for the goal.
Schmalenberg's second goal came just 30 seconds later to give Manhattanville the 2-0 lead. Valiant John Auxier was digging in the corner and was able to pop the puck out the Schmalenberg waiting at the bottom of the faceoff circle. Schmalenberg carried the puck towards the net and beat Miskovic from a tight angle and into the top of the net.
"[Schmalenberg] had a good shift there in the second," said Levinthal. "But he stunk the rest of the game."
It was Manhattanville's turn to weather the Utica storm early in the third period. The Pioneers outshot Manhattanville 9-1 over the first seven minutes of the third period but was unable to put anything past Valiant goaltender Jon Peczka.
Utica mounted pressure again in the waning minutes of the game but Peczka kept them off the scoreboard to earn his first shutout of the season.
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This new Sun BluePrints cookbook is for non-Linux users. See how to set up a demo of the Linux-based Lustre file system (a scalable, secure, robust, and highly available cluster file system for large computing clusters) using small servers, workstations, PCs, or other available hardware. (Note: Registration is required for Sun BluePrints publications.)

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A Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) page is coming to our board Web site.
As a board, we are asked many questions, and we review each thoroughly. This requires a significant amount of time to ensure accuracy and clarity in our answers.
With this in mind, we thought it would be valuable for the board to add an FAQ section to our Web page. This will serve two purposes. The first objective is to answer the FAQ questions quickly and accurately. The second objective is to preserve the work and expertise of the board.
Pennsylvania will be offering a Tax Amnesty period from April 26 to June 18. During this limited, 54-day timeframe, the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue will waive 100 percent of penalties and half of the interest for anyone who pays delinquent state taxes.
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CARBONDALE, Ill. - The Southern Illinois softball program accepted ALS Ice Bucket Challenge from former Saluki Katie Louis on Sunday afternoon and challenged the Saluki football and volleyball programs to do the same.
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge raises funds and awareness for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease. About 30,000 Americans now have the disease, which attacks nerve cells and ultimately leads to total paralysis, though the mind remains sharp. Life expectancy is typically two to five years from the time of diagnosis.
From the New York Times: "As of Sunday, the association said it had received $13.3 million in donations since July 29, compared with $1.7 million during the same period last year. It said there were about 260,000 new donors."
The Southern Illinois football team has accepted the challenge and will take the ice bath after tomorrow's practice, which will end at approximately 5:30. The Saluki volleyball team has also accepted the challenge and will announce their plans later today.


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Everyone who writes a blog has a variety of readers. Some are fellow bloggers, others interested readers. But, by and large, most bloggers follow a number of other blogs. Cumulatively, this collective WE comprises a significant amount of our readership. It only makes sense – we share a common love of the outdoors, and we enjoy reading about the exploits of others who like doing what we do. So I'll make the leap of faith and assume that the vast majority of bloggers on OBN are also readers of the blogs of others.
Part of the enjoyment derived from organizing this Network and compiling the Directory is discovering heretofore unknown (to me) blogs. There is an amazing amount of great material out there, and we are just scratching the surface. When we categorize blogs for inclusion in the Directory, it seems that the catch-all category has become the General Outdoors. Personally I've been amazed at some of the great blogs that have found their way into this "catch-all" category.
[NOTE: anytime a particular blog is mentioned or highlighted, you run an inherent risk of "offending by omission" another blog. Nothing could be farther from the truth in this case. I just chose a few to highlight because they struck a cord with me]
If you want to experience a slice of life from the bayou, be sure to follow Bayou Woman and Notes from the Crawfish Pond. Both are outstanding and informational. Dan Nelson's Adventures Northwest is superbly written and illustrated and was a joy for me to find. Another fun read has been BackcountryRambler. And, finally, I think I may be last person on this bandwagon, but the writings found on The Suburban Bushwhacker are just fascinating to me, And, speaking of fascinating…
I would be remiss if I didn't bring A Woodrunner's Diary to everyone's attention. I knew I wanted this unique blog in the OBN, but wasn't sure where it fit. Naturally, it ended up in "General Outdoors" . This blog is educational and fascinating, and if you haven't done so, I'd encourage you to check it out. It makes learning fun.
We will continue to bring new blogs and bloggers to every one's attention with our "Featured Bloggers" section, but I wanted to take this opportunity to make sure people weren't overlooking the General Outdoors category. Remember to keep checking back there for more great reads.
So many more blogs to read, and such an overwhelming start to the OBN.
Thanks to all of you.
And, finally, the reason this post is blase' looking , Rebecca is the person who re-sizes the jpegs so they fit nicely in our format. She is busy chasing trout, so you get the "plain Jane" look on this post. I'll add it to my list of things to learn to do.


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Even though it was Edward Villella's first time as an exhibitor last month at the annual Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) conference at the New York Hilton, he "has a history" there.
"A number of years ago I was keynote speaker, so of course I had a manager who used to take a booth way, way back when," says the legendary ballet star. "And I had a small group of my own that used to tour, so I'm aware of APAP. But in terms of being actually in the booth, this was my very first time."
The Bayside, N.Y. native had returned to the city with his wife a year ago, after 25 years in Florida.
"I started getting calls for speeches, master classes and coaching," says Villella. "I wasn't interested in getting deeply involved with other companies, but I love and adore teaching and coaching and speaking and doing residencies--and of course, I love the art form."
But as one of Villella's great mentors said, "It's about passing the art form."
"George Balanchine said, 'Body-to-body and mind-to-mind.' That's how we all learned: body-to-body, but also mind-to-mind. I had the great fortune of being in the right place and the right time in [Balanchine's] New York City Ballet and learning from the geniuses I was exposed to. These ballets took care of me when I was a dancer, and now that I've stopped dancing, it's time for me to pass this stuff on, and in my mind I'm returning a debt not only to the art form but to those works—and the people who took care of me and passed it on to me."
Specifically, Villella was promoting at APAP a number of related activities—coaching, consultancies, lectures, master classes in ballet technique and partnering, residencies--all falling under the heading of Villella: The Art of Dance.
"Basically, I'm one of those crazies who's done everything!" he says. "I attended New York Maritime Academy and got a bachelor of science in marine transportation. I used to own part of a discotheque in New York City. I won letters in baseball and was welterweight champion in boxing in college. But I wanted to be a dancer."
Villella's father, however, drove a truck in the garment center.
"He didn't have the same aesthetic pursuits I did," Villella says—putting it mildly.
"I got started dancing because my sister was doing it--and I got knocked unconscious by a baseball. My mother said, 'Enough!' and dragged me to my sister's dance school. But my father was embarrassed, and when I went to college he was thrilled that I was no longer a dancer."
But Villella returned to dance, and in a plotline "right out of Billy Elliot" ("my wife said, 'They ripped off your story!'"), didn't talk to him for a year.
"I sent him and my mom a pair of tickets to my second opening at the New York City Ballet and left word that if they liked it, to come backstage afterward," recounts Villella. "There were four ballets, and I had prominent roles in three of them. At the end of the performance, Mr. Balanchine was on stage and showing me what I was doing right and wrong, and when he finished the conversation, he went off to the right and I went to the left and there were my mother and father in the wings in tears--and my father became a balletomane. He even handed out my reviews in the garment center!"
Now Villella, who founded the acclaimed Miami City Ballet in 1986 and served as its artistic director, is "thrilled and delighted" to be back in New York.
"The cultural environment there is 'limited,' shall we say?" he explains. "It's been an interesting journey, but it's great being back in 'cultureland.'"
"It's a wonderful time in my life," Villella concludes. "I've been around this stuff 55 years and worked with geniuses like Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Igor Stravinsky and [New York City Ballet co-founder with Balanchine] Lincoln Kirstein, and spent a lot of time doing a lot of different things, and now it feels like a lovely full circle for me."
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Tribe Note I couldnt get on since.. Sunday? and didnt get this notice until today.. note dated March 10 two weeks ago...Fri, March 20, 2009 - 9:23 AM
Ongoing database issues
While the move was generally successful and most of the servers are happy, the process has either created or exposed an ongoing instability in the database system. One of the database servers unexpectedly locked up on Sunday, March 8th. We're working through problems this has caused and attempting to fix file system errors that have accumulated over the last few years and that are causing increasingly frequent system locks.
We hope to have this sorted out by sometime tomorrow. Until then please be wary of posting anything that would be difficult to replicate.
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Fri, March 20, 2009 - 10:02 AMendless problems..so many have left...dying litle corner of the internet is tribe. ; )
Fri, March 20, 2009 - 10:13 AMWell, yes this is pretty sloppy on our part. First issue is that the tribe rss feeds no longer can even be manually updated since the move (automatic RSS updating has been broken for over a year). Thus this notice, which we did post on 10 March, never made it to people's homepages. Secondly, we continue to have ongoing database issues, even three weeks after the move. The issue yesterday (Thursday), was very similar to what happened on 8 March -- the master database server suddenly went down. In the repair process at some point the feeds were updated (finally). As we get more information, we'll post an update on the blog. You can still at least bookmark the blog and see when new posts arrive there on your bookmarks page... I know it's suboptimal and we are definitely working on the problem!
Mon, March 23, 2009 - 1:20 PMI know you guys are working on it.. and to be quite honest I haven't been feeling up to posting anyway.. there's something about medical procedures that drain your system of fluids and masses that make for a slow return lol..


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Back in the days when Hootie Johnson and Martha Burke were "at odds" over The Masters and the lack of women members at Augusta National, I suggested to a friend that Martha Burke should expend here energies more wisely and seek to set up a major women's tournament opposite The Masters. It would likely die an agonizing death, but at least it would be a positive action in lieu of the moaning and complaining that Martha Burke's protest contained to the exclusion of almost everything else. My friend said in a completely matter of fact tone that if Martha Burke did that, he would dare her to name that new tournament "The Mistresses". It was at that moment that I understood why my idea was another one of my bad ideas.
Every once in a while, I get a note from someone who asks why I don't particularly like golf and why I don't see the beauty of the game and the tension felt by the players. I always respond to such commentary by saying that I am a terrible golfer; I only came within sniffing distance of breaking 100 one time in my life; and so, I recognize that there is a skill level attached to golf that takes a lot of work to master. However, there is no defense in the game. Every error that you see on a golf course is "an unforced error" in tennis parlance. No professional golfer makes a mistake on a shot because his opponent beat whatever block his caddie threw on the edge such that the opponent "came free" and threatened to block the golf shot. I'm sure that the psychologists who read these rants will contact me to say that my feelings here represent an atavistic tendency on my part; I admit that I long for a primitive and simple competition where defense is a primary part of any real sporting event. So be it. What one sees on any golf telecast of every tournament in the world is a total lack of "forced errors" and an addiction to a rationalization for all the botched golf shots that became "unforced errors".
In case you haven't kept up on news in the world of soccer, Diego Maradona is in the hospital; the latest report was that his condition was "improving". I put that in quotes because his immediate problem is "acute hepatitis" which is far less than a trivial problem. Once again, Greg Cote of the Miami Herald summarized the whole situation in a brief comment to fill you in on the whole back-story here:
"Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona, grossly overweight again, is being treated for alcoholism, excessive eating and excessive smoking. Otherwise, he's said to be in good health."
Bay Meadows is the premier horseracing facility in Northern California. When it concludes its fall meet this year, it will close. I wrote about this about a year ago because Bay Meadows was one example of the serious decline of horseracing as a sport in the US. The reason it will close now – and not several years from now – is governmental oversight. Actually, it's shortsightedness masquerading as oversight, but that's hardly news. Let me explain.
The track was sold to the Bay Meadows Land Company in 2005 for the stated purpose of closing the track sometime around 2010 – 2012 and to demolish all the structures there to develop the land. The tract is 83 acres and developers see more than 1000 residences and millions of square feet of commercial real estate fitting into the site. Meanwhile, the racetrack was going to continue to operate – and by the way employ a few folks – for the next three to five years. Meanwhile, the California Horse Racing Board passed a rule saying that all tracks in the state had to install synthetic surface tracks by 2007. That's probably a good rule for every track that would plan to continue to operate for more than a couple of years after 2007, but it makes no sense for Bay Meadows, which is going to close. Oh, Bay Meadows opened for business in the mid-1930s, so they didn't really have an option to put in a synthetic surface in the first place; they race on a natural surface called "dirt".
Naturally, the track asked for a waiver of the rule for two years. There weren't any shenanigans here; the track operators told the Racing Board that it was too expensive for them to put in a synthetic surface and probably only use it for the 2008 and 2009 racing seasons. The Racing Board denied the waiver. So Bay Meadows will not have any racing past this year; they won't even ask for racing dates to keep open the possibility.
The ominous part of this for the racing industry is not the shortsightedness of the overseers; the folks in the racing industry have dealt with that for decades. The ominous part is the huge value that exists in the development of the land on which a racetrack sits. When the Bay Meadows Land Company reaps a huge profit from this deal, other developers and politicians elsewhere will begin to look at racetrack facilities as things that could generate a tsunami of cash – – if only those pesky racing folks weren't standing in the way. And did I mention that the Bay Meadows Land Company already owns Hollywood Park, which sits on a piece of real estate proximal to Los Angeles International Airport? This is not good news for the horseracing racing industry.
Ray Ratto writes for the San Francisco Chronicle and for cbs.sportsline.com. Like me, he is tired of players and coaches using their families as PR props to justify a decision by a coach to take a new job somewhere – or in the case of Dana Altman to take a job at Arkansas and then change his mind to go back to Creighton 24 hours later. I don't care where Dana Altman coaches next year; I don't care if Dana Altman coaches anywhere next year; I don't care why he thought moving from Omaha to Fayetteville was a good idea in the first place. Most of all, I don't want to hear that he changed his mind because of his family. And Ray Ratto doesn't want to hear any more of that nonsense either. His column today is definitely worth reading.
Finally, Steve Rosenbloom of the Chicago Tribune puts into perspective the White Sox thinking regarding Jermaine Dye:
"Ozzie Guillen on Jermaine Dye's upcoming free agency: 'If he has another year like that, he has a chance to make pretty good cake. I wish we could have him back, but whoever signs him is going to have a good ballplayer.' So, let me get this right: If Dye is an MVP candidate, he's gone, but if he's awful, the Sox could afford him next year. Fun. Get that season-ticket money in."
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Located at the geographic center of Indianapolis on Monument Circle, the Soldiers & Sailors Monument stands 284-foot tall. The limestone monument was dedicated in 1902 and stands as a tribute to the valor of Indiana's soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil and Spanish American Wars.
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For the very lucky traveler headed to the rolling green hills of Ireland, you're definitely going to have your fill of scenic landscapes. Check out the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher and areas of Connemara for a start, but don't forget to check out its bustling city streets. Dublin, Ireland's capital and largest city, undoubtedly has endless amounts of attractions to tour. However, Ireland's second largest city, Cork, should not be overlooked. Located on the southwestern coast of Ireland, Cork city is relatively small by American standards. But for its size, it certainly has fun activities and places to see, which make Cork a must-see for travelers looking to get a feel for Irish culture. Here are some suggestions for places to visit in the city of Ireland's "Rebel County."
1. The English Market: Attention, foodies! This is definitely a priority stop that MUST be made when traveling to Cork. The market offers an abundance of culinary excitements that will appeal to everyone. Fresh meats, vegetables, cheeses, desserts and a variety of other delicious options are available. Grab some pre-cooked food for a picnic on a sunny day, or grab some fresh veggies and meat to prepare an inexpensive and delicious meal at your hostel.
2. University College Cork: Even if you haven't been to college in ages, University College Cork has a gorgeous campus that's worth a little bit of exploring. The main quad is a beautiful building resembling a castle, while many of the other buildings are stunning modern structures. You can simply take a stroll around the grounds or even visit Lewis Glucksman Gallery, as well as the Ogham Stone Collection.
3. An Spailpín Fánac: An Spailpín Fánac is one of the many fantastic pubs in Cork, but it's especially worth visiting because of particularly "Irish" atmosphere. If you're looking to get exposure to traditional Irish music, give this pub a go. Relax with a pint of Beamish stout or a crisp Bulmers, and let the music play!
4. The Church of St. Anne: Located in the Shandon part of Cork, the bell tower is quite magnificent. Climb up to the balcony of the Shandon Bells Tower for spectacular views of the city! If you happen to be in the area around Halloween, celebrate with the Dragon of Shandon Samhain Parade!
These are just a couple suggestions of places to visit, but there are limitless ways to enjoy yourself. The center of town is full of shops, pubs and restaurants—there really is a place for everyone! Happy travels,and slainte!


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WATERVILLE, Me. – If you ask the Planning Board, there's nothing like a little anti-adult vaccination to keep the downtown area "clean."
"You don't want to end up where Vassalboro is, where they're trying to pass things after the fact," Planning Board member Erik Thomas said on May 26. "To me, it's better to be proactive about these things."
Vassalboro is about ten miles down Route 100 from Waterville, and the big news in Kennebec County since New Year's has been the opening, in late February, of the Grand View Topless Coffee Shop in what was formerly the Grand View Motel. But it's got a sign outside that says "Over 18 only," and inside, one warning, "No cameras. No touching. Cash only," so town officials have admitted that it meets the letter of the law.
But reports are that Grand View owner Don Crabtree is thinking of converting the coffee shop into a strip club – and that's what Waterville is worried about.
See, as things currently stand, downtown Waterville has no adult book or video stores, no strip clubs, no escort services (at least, that the city council knows about) and no other "adult entertainment," though there is one massage parlor, Relaxalon, which has been in business for over 15 years – and that too might go the way of all flesh if the Planning Board gets its way.
Seems Thomas and three other Planning Board members sent a recommendation to the City Council on May 18 that they adopt an adult zoning ordinance to keep all adult businesses, except for state-licensed massage therapists, out of the downtown area, though they didn't specify which areas of town such businesses could open. Thomas and fellow Board member Marc Chadbourne claim they got the idea because they'd heard that some downtown business owners had complained that people were coming into their businesses and asking where the massage parlors were.
Planning Board Chair David Geller was the sole opponent of the plan – but only because he thinks there ought to be a public hearing on the issue, and that simply prohibiting adult businesses from the downtown area wouldn't stop them from opening in other nearby areas.
Trouble is, a new ordinance wouldn't solve the problem of the massage parlors; under state law, they'd have to be grandfathered in, though Relaxalon owner Arthur Richard doesn't oppose the ordinance.
"If it doesn't affect me, there's no problem," he said.
Of course, Richard is careful to make sure his masseuses, who ply their trade topless but will strip completely if the money's right, don't stay over the legal line into prostitution.
"I go through girls pretty fast sometimes because there are a lot of places in Augusta that offer a full service," Richard said. "When I advertise for girls I usually try to advertise 'No experience preferred.' They can make decent money without breaking the law."
City Council Chair Dana Sennett is on record in favor of prohibiting adult businesses downtown, but since he wasn't previously aware of the Planning Board's recommendation, he'd like to know its rationale.
"We'd have to find out what's caused this sudden interest in changing the ordinance," he said. "Is it the whim of one or two, or is it the consensus of a large number? Are we reacting to Vassalboro's ordinance or is this a serious problem that we should be looking into?"
First Amendment attorney Dan Silver, who's familiar with the area, isn't surprised that no adult businesses have yet located in Waterville.
"Waterville Valley is a big ski area up there, but I don't think there are enough people up there to be able to have a successful business," he told AVN.
Mayor Paul R. LePage, on the other hand, opposes the Board's recommendation, but only because he thinks it should have originated in the Council. However, he thinks even slightly sexual businesses are distasteful.
"I think eating doughnuts and drinking coffee and watching strippers is repulsive," he said. "That's bad for indigestion. I'm not into that stuff. I don't think Waterville needs that."
However, as things currently stand, Waterville's ordinances are similar to Vassalboro's, in that as long as alcohol isn't being served, nudity in a place of business is legal.
"The Vassalboro topless doughnut shop could open up a branch in the city of Waterville if it wished, under the current zoning," said City Solicitor William Lee.


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The sun is shining, the doors and windows are open (though I do have an extra layer of clothes on to allow this!) and this morning I noticed that the once bare tree outside my apartment is now covered in these gorgeous pink blossoms. They smell divine and are such a welcome sight!
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How apropos that, as I sit down to describe my interview with Deke Dickerson, "Go, Johnny Go" would come on TCM. First of all, one of Deke's favorite guitars from his legendary personal collection is a TNM doubleneck made the year this flick came out: "That guitar was actually given to me, so it has a great emotional value to it. The guy that built it back in 1959 had it up in his attic, and it was all thrashed. I found this guy, and I saw the guitar and I freaked out about it and he just gave it to me. It was in bad shape, so I had it restored. It's an amazing guitar." (Actually, as a result of Deke restoring this custom doubleneck and touring with it, the maker was encouraged to once again start producing these beautiful guitars that remind us of the works of art produced by Semie Mosely, played once upon a time by Joe Maphis and Larry Collins).
Secondly, Deke Dickerson credits Chuck Berry, obviously a featured star in "Go, Johnny Go," as one of his reasons for picking up the guitar in the first place: "I remember seeing Chuck Berry on TV. I think it might have been the Sha Na Na show. I remember seeing him play the big Gibson guitar and doing the duck walk and thinking, man, how soon can I get a guitar? Can I get one tomorrow?" And we're glad he soon did.
I caught up with the guitar geek while he was in Austin for the Lonestar Roundup - one of the biggest annual car shows and music weekenders for lovers of hot rods, kustom cars, and all things rockabilly. Under a threatening sky, Deke kept up our spirits with his genuine good humor. Ironically joking that it was too bad there were no tattooed women in the crowd to dedicate the song to, Deke entertained with tunes like "Tattooed Lady": "Tattooed all around her body was a map of the good ol' USA. And every night before I go to sleep, I jerk back the quilts and take a peek..." I was impressed he localized his lyrics throughout the show, throwing in references to towns throughout Texas, from Bastrop to Llano. He even catered to the family friendly nature of the event by initiating a twist-inspired dance-off for the little ones in the crowd. The storm held off until the very last song, when the skies suddenly opened up as if Mother Nature herself couldn't hold off any longer from wanting to share in the scene-stealing awesomeness that was happening on stage. Deke made several appearances throughout the weekend, but I was particularly thrilled to see him sit in with the extraordinary musicians that make up Heybale, including the amazing guitarist Redd Volkaert who used to play with Merle Haggard. With his usual modesty and humility, Deke told the crowd how intimidating it is to be invited to play with Redd: "It's like being asked to enter a wet T-shirt with Dolly Parton!"
KK: What's your favorite guitar from your collection?
DD: It'd be hard for me to come down to 10 guitars that are my favorites because they all have an emotional connection to me. I'll narrow it down to 2 - that's as good as I can do. My TNM custom double-neck which was made in 1959 (mentioned above). One of my other favorite guitars also has a strong emotional connection. It's a 1954 Telecaster that I got from my dad's best friend. It's a guitar that I saw underneath the bed when I was 13 years old and even at the time I knew it was an old Telecaster and it was worth a lot. And I [told the owner] if you ever sell that guitar, call me. And god bless him, it was 15 years later, and I got this phone call out of the blue, and he was ready to sell... I would never sell it for any amount.
KK: When you started playing guitar, did you take lessons?
DD: I tried taking lessons from this local hippie guy who taught at the music store and he was really into Carlos Santana and jazz fusion stuff. I remember him telling me, "If you don't quit listening to Buddy Holly, you'll never be a good guitar player." And I quit [taking lessons] that day and never went back. From then on, I taught myself. I wish the teaching experience hadn't been so bad, because there are a lot of things I wish I would've learned from a proper teacher.
KK: How did you get the idea to start the "Guitar Geek Festival" that you host every year while NAMM takes place in Anaheim?
DD: I live in Los Angeles and there are always these guitar things going on. But every single one of them that I went to was just all these guys wanking for half an hour and then at the end there'd be 40 guys on stage and they'd be doing "Whipping Post" by the Allman Brothers and I thought, this is not what I want to see. Why doesn't anybody do a show where you have people like Nokie Edwards or Duane Eddy, these people that to me are amazingly important guitar players? So I realized that it was not going to happen unless I did it myself. That's really the genesis and the whole idea of the thing - to put on a show that I would like to see.
KK: I dig your shortened showcase of Guitar Geek Fest during the annual Viva Las Vegas rockabilly weekend. What was the highlight of Viva for you this year?
DD: Duane Eddy and the Ventures were playing the car show, and I thought to myself, man that would be an amazing coup if I could get Duane Eddy and Nokie Edwards playing together for the first time, and I did. It was one of those things where the show wound up being great and coming off exactly the way I wanted it to, but if anyone had seen the behind-the scene shenanagins that went on... (Deke chuckles). Nokie Edwards was stranded over at the car show and no one would take him over, and then finally someone just randomly drove him over to where the guitar festival was. Then, as Nokie was playing, the stage manager said that we had to stop because we were running over our time slot. So Duane Eddy was in the wings waiting to go on and this guy was saying you have to stop your show. It was very nervewracking. But at the end of the day, it all came off perfect.
KK: What is your oddest musical preference that we would be surprised to find out about?
DD: I have a soft spot in my heart for really cheesy '80s metal. That is actually my nostalgia music - it was what was happening when I started playing guitar. One of the guys I knew was in a metal band, so if I hadn't been bald and pudgy, I would probably be a metal guy!
KK: Talking about nostalgia, what is your feeling on why 1950s culture is so alluring to so many people still today?
DD: It's bizarre to me. I'm part of the scene and I play the music because I love the music. But to be perfectly honest, I'm surprised it's still happening because I got into it in the '80s when the Stray Cats were big. And at that time, [the heyday of rockabilly] wasn't that long ago. It was only 25 years old at the time. People still remembered the '50s. So here we are about 3 decades past the Stray Cats and there are all these young people that get into it and they have absolutely no frame of reference to the era or the culture. They dig the music and the style, and they like the cars. America has made these great contributions that people identify with all over the world, whether it's swing music, or punk rock, or rockabilly. But it's still odd to me that it's 2012 and people are still discovering the '50s.
KK: Who are some up-and-coming musicians in the scene that we should check out?
DD: The fun cool thing is that, today, there are a lot of young people who are really good musicians, because one thing that I really remember about the 80s and the 90s was that the musicianship was really poor, and it was really rare to find a guy who was great. I remember seeing gigs with Big Sandy and thinking, wow, this guy sounds like Cliff Gallop playing with Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps, and that inspired me to try and play better (although I never caught up to T.K Smith!). The 18-year old who sat in with me today, Wyatt Maxwell, is awesome. He played with Wayne Hancock and he's got a band in Utah with his dad and his brothers called Mad Max & the Wild Ones. And there's JD McPherson and Nick Curran obviously - he's mind-blowingly good.
And I agree. I got the opportunity to see Nick Curran (once of The Fabulous Thunderbirds) sit in with Marti Brom the previous night during a wonderful show that included Wanda Jackson and Southern Culture on the Skids. The Go-Getters from Sweden were also fantastic. And that's what I love about the Lonestar Roundup weekend - the music, the cars, the people, and the chance for us to indulge in our rockabilly obsessions with like-minded folks.
If you're in the L.A. area, don't miss a chance to see Deke when he returns from playing the Rockabilly Rave Festival in the UK (click here for upcoming shows, including June 21st in Fullerton). Not only will you surely be impressed with his guitar wizardy, but, like me, you might also drool over his amazing equipment - from his cool guitars to neat vintage amps, or get a kick out of his oddball humor. After all, this is the guy who has part of his website devoted to armless musicians, gospel midgets, and one-man bands.
For a review of this year's Guitar Geek showcase at Viva Las Vegas, click here.


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GOLDEN – The No. 12 Colorado Mines men's basketball squad made 31-of-41 free throws, including a 19-of-27 effort in the second half, to post a 69-63 RMAC victory over upset-minded Western State on Saturday evening at Lockridge Arena in Golden.
The Orediggers (15-2, 11-2 RMAC) shot just 42.9 percent from the field and 28.6 percent from 3-point land in the matchup, but a big 41-to-14 advantage on free throw attempts fueled the victory. Western State (6-11, 4-9 RMAC) made just seven of their 14 free throw attempts which led to the loss despite a big 29-point effort from its bench.
The two squads battled back-and-forth to start the contest with Mines going up 10-9 on a pair of free throws by Trevor Wages with 13:45 to play in the first half. CSM then went on an 11-4 run through the next 5:04 of the game to go up by a 21-13 margin – capped off by a pair of free throws by senior Dale Minschwaner.
The Orediggers continued to pour it on, increasing their lead throughout the remainder of the first half behind 10 points by Minschwaner and eight points by redshirt freshman Trevor Ritchie.
Mines used a 22-to-14 advantage on points in the paint during the first stanza, as well as a 12-of-14 effort from the foul line en route to racing to a 37-21 halftime lead.
Western State would came out of the halftime break to mount a 20-8 run through the first 8:01 of the second half, trimming the CSM lead to 45-41. A layup by Minschwaner and a 3-point basket by Brett Green would stall the Moutaineers' run and push the Mines' lead back out to nine at 50-41 with 9:58 to play.
A 3-pointer by Jordan Adams with 9:12 to go trimmed the CSM lead to 50-46, and another 3-pointer by Adams just over a minute later trimmed the CSM lead to 53-50. Nico Mucci rattled home a pair of free throws to put Mines up 57-52 but a 3-pointer on the next possession by Alex Hart cut the lead back down to 57-55 with 6:36 to go.
The Mountaineers' front court then got into foul trouble, with both six-foot, nine-inch Charles Joseph and six-foot, six-inch Kairo Rochford fouling out with over five minutes remaining. Wages then took control, using a new found size advantage to bang in a layup in the paint with 4:10 remaining to put CSM up 61-55.
A pair of free throws by Green increased the Mines lead to 63-55, but a layup by Hart with 2:19 to go trimmed the lead back to six at 63-57. The two squads would go scoreless until Green knocked in a pair of free throws with 41 seconds to go to put the Orediggers ahead 65-57. Weylan Towns knocked in his 14th and 15th points of the night during the next possession on a layup to trim the CSM lead back to 65-59.
An emphatic dunk by Minschwaner with five seconds remaining served as the final dagger, putting CSM up 69-61.
Minschwaner led the squad with 20 points and 12 rebounds for his second double-double of the season and the 20th of his career. He finished 7-of-12 from the floor while adding a block and an assist in 33 minutes.
Wages joined Minschwaner in the double-double club on Saturday with a 10-point, 11-rebound performance for his fifth double-double of the season. It was the first time two Orediggers recorded double-doubles in the same game since Minschwaner and Gordon Galloway teamed up for a pair against New Mexico Highlands on January 2, 2011.
Green added 17 points, including a 10-of-11 effort from the foul line. Green was 8-of-9 from the charity stripe in the second half.
The Orediggers will be home again next weekend when they host Chadron State and Nebraska-Kearney on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
Free Throws Push No. 12 Orediggers To 69-63 Triumph
GOLDEN – The No. 12 Colorado Mines men's basketball squad made 31-of-41 free throws, including a 19-of-27 effort in the second half, to post a 69-63 RMAC victory over upset-minded Western State on Saturday evening at Lockridge Arena in Golden.


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The rollover crash happened just after 11 a.m., the California Highway Patrol reported.
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Dvd Release Date: 2009-11-10
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Nikki isn't a gigolo. He's a sexual grifter, a fun-loving, freeloading hipster who understands his greatest assets are his looks and sexual prowess, which he uses to charm his way into the hearts of the city's richest women and enjoy their lifestyle. Nikki's latest conquest is Samantha, a stunning middle-aged lawyer who gives him more than he's ever had before. But, then he meets a gorgeous waitress his own age named Heather. She comes to visit Nikki at Samantha's house while Samantha is out of town, sees what an incredible place it is, and comes to the mistaken conclusion it's his. Unbeknownst to Nikki, Heather lives by playing the same game. When Samantha comes home, she discovers Nikki's infidelity and puts him out on the street. With nowhere else to turn, Nikki pulls out all the stops to win Heather over and they begin to form their own kind of bond. Sexually charged by a game of one-upsmanship, each shows the other their best grifts, and they unexpectedly begin falling in love - the one thing they can't do in the life they lead. Soon, the truth of their unfolding relationship forces a choice between love and money, and Nikki has to decide whether he can live on his own once and for all in the hopes of finding something real.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Two leading Republicans have begun an unusually personal war of words over foreign policy.
The dispute between Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and Texas Gov. Rick Perry highlights a broader divide within the GOP over international affairs in one of the first public clashes of the Republican Party's 2016 presidential primary process.
Paul on Monday lashed out at Perry's weekend charge that Paul's "isolationist" views are dangerous. Paul takes a swipe at Perry's fashion accessories in an article published in Politico Magazine entitled, "Rick Perry is dead wrong."
He writes that Perry's new eyeglasses, quote, "haven't altered his perception of the world, or allowed him to see it any more clearly."
Perry did not immediately respond on Monday.
Both men are considering running for president in 2016.
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College Hockey:Patrosso Hatter Leads CC Over Union
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — It took a period, but the Colorado College Tigers finally awoke from their offseason slumber and roared to life, scoring five times in the second frame en route to a 6-1 victory over Union in game two of the Ice Breaker Invitational on Friday night.
After taking 20 minutes to find its skating legs, Colorado College began to pour on the offense by using speed through the neutral zone and creating turnovers. Odd-man rushes accounted for three of the Tigers' goals on the night.
"They have an amazing transition game and they have a great power play," said Union head coach Nate Leaman. "Those were the two things we were trying to shut down, but we were a little too careless with the puck and that fueled their transition game, and we took too many penalties."
The Tiger on the scoring end of all three of the two-on-one rushes was Derek Patrosso, whose three goals more than doubled his freshman season output. Patrosso buried passes from Scott McCulloch at 7:14 of the second period, Brett Sterling at 16:03 of the middle frame, and Marty Sertich at 1:28 of the third, firing the puck high over a helpless Union goaltender Kris Mayotte each time.
"We saw that in flashes last year, but it never really came together in games," said Colorado College coach Scott Owens of his newest top-liner. "He's got great hands, and we're very pleased that he capitalized tonight."
After the game, Patrosso spoke about the pressures which haunted him during his freshman campaign and the benefits of confidence.
"Over the summer and the past two years I've been working on my shot," he explained. "I was relieved to get the first one, and after that it was just confidence. I think a lot of last year was just having confidence problems. I worked on that this summer by waking up each morning and telling myself I could score goals."
As Leaman feared, Colorado College looked solid on its power play as well, scoring twice with the man-advantage. A Hobey Baker finalist just one year ago, Sterling notched his first goal on the new campaign on a beautiful backdoor pass from defenseman Brian Salcido midway through the second period. Meanwhile, Tiger freshman Chad Rau collected his first goal with a wrist shot from the high slot just two minutes later.
Scott McCulloch also scored for Colorado College with a one-timer from between the rings late in the second period.
The one bright spot on the evening for the Skating Dutchmen was the play of standout Olivier Bouchard. The junior's dazzling stickhandling display at 11:01 of the second period helped set up Union's lone goal, scored by Josh Coyle.
"He's a good hockey player," said Leaman of Bouchard. "We have a lot of good hockey players, but we didn't show it tonight. 'Booch' made a good play. He made two or three good plays tonight."
Meanwhile, the one dark spot for the already banged-up Tigers was the loss of Andreas Vlassopoulos midway through the third period. The freshman went down with an unspecified leg injury and will be sidelined for the remainder of the weekend.
No. 6 Colorado College will host No. 11 Maine Saturday night in the final game of the Ice Breaker Invitational. Meanwhile, Union will try to turn things around against Air Force.
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May 16, 2008
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Washington State's Sara Trané successfully defended her title as the women's steeplechase champion and led a trio of Cougar women to top places Friday night at the Pacific-10 Track & Field Championships presented by 76 Gasolines at Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium. The temperature on the track at the start of the racing was measured at 104 degrees.
Trané, a junior from Pixbo, Sweden, won the women's 3000m steeplechase for the second consecutive year with a time of 10 minutes, 17.80 seconds. Cougar teammates, senior and school record-holder, Meghan Leonard (Newberg, Ore.) finished third with a time of 10:23.25, and Collier Lawrence (senior, Reno, Nev.) took fifth place with a time of 10:34.24. Freshman Amanda Andrews (Oak Harbor, Wash.) finished 13th in time of 11:08.24.
"Sara ran really well in spite of it being really hot at race time," Cougar distance coach Jason Drake said. "We knew from the way the USC runner (Zsofia Erdelyi) had run in the past that she might go out a little fast and sure enough, she took off after a couple of laps. Sara let some of the runners pass her and then slowly came back and reeled them off. In the last lap she passed Lindsay Allen from Stanford. Sara ran a really smart race especially for the conditions which weren't ideal for distance running. Meghan and Collier also had battles with someone in the last 200 meters and beat them to get their places. It was a good race for all of them."
Trané laughed as she recounted her last lap of Friday's race and compared it to her sprint to victory at the 2007 championships saying, "In the last 200 meters I kept thinking, `I can't do this again' but then I had to. Last year was such a surprise but this year I wasn't as far behind the lead runner but I really didn't think I would win again so I am really happy."
In the men's 3000m steeplechase, WSU's Alex Grant and Sam Ahlbeck both finished in scoring places, ran personal-records, and improved NCAA Regional Qualifying times. Grant (senior, Bellingham, Wash.) finished fifth with a time of 8:51.24, and Ahlbeck (redshirt sophomore, Renton, Wash.) took seventh place with a time of 8:55.26. Chris Concha also ran the steeple in a time of 10:00.80 (18th).
"Both steeplechase races had great performances by the Cougars tonight," WSU Head Coach Rick Sloan said. "To have five runners place showed that all raced well."
Jon Jeffreys (senior, Spokane Valley, Wash.) took third place in the men's javelin with a toss of 230-feet, 9 inches (70.34m) while Nathan Bache just missed scoring with his ninth place javelin throw of 200-5 (61.08m).
Freshman Marissa Tschida (Missoula, Mont.) also finished third but in the women's javelin with a toss of 158-5 (48.29m) while Jasmine McCormack (junior, Arlington, Wash.) threw a distance of 132-2 (40.28m) for 16th place.
McKenzie Garberg (senior, Benton City, Wash.) finished sixth in the hammer throw with her day's top throw of 194-5 (59.25m). Later Friday evening, Garberg joined Jessica Zita by scoring in the shot put. Zita (senior, Echo, Ore.) tossed the shot a distance of 48-1 3/4 (14.67m) for seventh place while Garberg heaved a distance of 47.0 1/4 (14.33m) for eighth.
WSU decathlete Rickey Moody (senior, Puyallup, Wash.) finished eighth in the men's long jump with a leap of 23-4 1/2 (7.12m), after placing second in the decathlon last weekend.
In the men's 10,000m final, Chris Williams (senior, Federal Way, Wash.) finished ninth in a PR time of 30:41.22, Drew Polley (senior, Bellingham, Wash.) finished 11th in a time of 31:02.21, and Dan Geib (sophomore, Reno, Nev.) finished 16th in a time of 31:39.44.
Cougars ran the top prelim times in both the men's and women's intermediate hurdles. Lorraine King (junior, Fontana, Calif.) had the top women's prelim time in the 400m hurdles of 59.13 and Veronica Elseroad-Wall (freshman, Casper, Wyo.) also qualified for the final with the eighth-fastest time of the day, a PR of 1:00.62. WSU freshman Jeshua Anderson (Woodland Hills, Calif.) ran the fastest men's 400m hurdles prelim time of 49.97 while Barry Leavitt (junior, Benton City, Wash.) also qualified for the final with the seventh-fastest prelim time of 51.59. Robert Williams (junior, Riverside, Calif.) did not advance to the final but ran a PR time of 52.87 (13th).
Williams did advance to the Saturday final in the high hurdles along with Anderson. Williams ran a prelim time of 13.92, fifth-fastest in the early heats as well as a PR and improved NCAA RQ. Anderson's time was 14.26, the ninth and final qualifying time.
Anna Layman (redshirt freshman, Spokane Valley, Wash.) finished sixth in the prelims of the women's 800m and will run in the Saturday final. Layman ran a PR and improved NCAA RQ time of 2:07.80, which is sixth-fastest in WSU women's history.
Sprinters Justin Woods and Marlon Murray will run in the 100m dash final after Woods ran a prelim time of 10.62, sixth-best, and Murray ran a PR time of 10.67 for the ninth and final spot in the final. Neither qualified for the 200m final with Murray's time of 21.45 standing 11th and Woods' running a time of 21.66 for 15th.
Princess Joy Griffey and La Shawnda Porter-Red both qualified for the women's 200m final. Griffey ran a time of 24.17 for eighth in the prelims and Porter-Red ran a season-best time of 24.27 for ninth.
"The Cougars did a really good job today of qualifying into the finals and getting a chance to score points Saturday," Sloan said. "I was impressed by how our kids stepped up today. Someone like Marlon Murray did a really nice job; he out-competed three guys at the wire of the 100m to advance to the final. That's impressive and we saw it in the many events today."
Cougars competing but not advancing in the women's prelims included Griffey in the 100m dash after running a time of 11.95 (11th). In the women's 1500m, Lisa Egami ran a time of 4:33.47 (14th) and Karen DeMartini clocked in at 4:34.53 (16th). Angela Jensen ran a 100m hurdles prelim time of 14.39 (12th) and Jalisa Williams ran a time of 14.74 (15th).
For the Cougar men, Reny Follett ran a PR time of 47.40 in the men's 400m dash prelims but his time was 10th overall with the top nine advancing to the final. Luke Lemenager ran an 800m time of 1:52.26 for 17th.
The women's long jump final proved disappointing for Candace Missouri (18th, 18-3 3/4) and Catie Schuetzle (22nd, 12-7 3/4).
In team standings, the Arizona State women lead with 84 points followed by Stanford with 59. The Cougar women are in fourth place with 31 points. The Oregon men lead with 61.5 points with UCLA second with 48.5 points. The WSU men are currently in seventh with 21 points.
The Pac-10 Track & Field Championships conclude Saturday night at Arizona State.


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Wembury, Devon
Historical Description
Wembury, a parish, with a village, in Devonshire, on the coast, at the mouth of the river Yealm, 5 miles from Plympton station on the G.W.R. Acreage, 3134; population, 5 24. There is a parish council consisting of eight members. Wembury manor belonged formerly to Plympton priory, and belongs now to the Cory family. Langdon Court is the chief residence. The scenery of the coast is romantic and wild. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Exeter; gross value, £280. Patrons, the Dean and Canons of Windsor. The church is a plain building of local stone in the Early English style, and contains memorials to the Calmady family.
Church Records
Findmypast, in association with the South West Heritage Trust, Parochial Church Council, and Devon Family History Society have the Baptisms, Banns, Marriages, and Burials online for Wembury
Directories & Gazetteers
Transcript of the entry for Wembury (St. Werburgh) from Samuel Lewis' A Topographical Dictionary of England, 1848
Old maps of Wembury are available on the old-maps.co.uk site, and a current map is available on the Streetmap.co.uk site.
Newspapers and Periodicals
The British Newspaper Archive have fully searchable digitised copies of the following newspapers covering Devon online:
Villages, Hamlets, &c
Visitations Heraldic
The Visitation of the County of Devon in the year 1564, with additions from the earlier visitation of 1531, is online.
A part transcript of The Visitations of Devon comprising the Herald's Visitations of 1531, 1564, and 1620, with additions by Lieut-Col J.L. Vivian.


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Tardy response to submissions to Snowball
Martin Porter <martin.porter <at> grapeshot.co.uk>
I am sending this general email as a kind of apology, for having done nothing so far on the following generously sent Snowball submissions: 7 June, from E. Glockner: a Romanian stemmer 8 June, from A. Tordai: a Hungarian stemmer and this morning another Romanian stemmer arrived, 31 July, from I. Tirdea, a Romanian stemmer After the first submission I promised to look at it "next week", so Mr Glockner has probably been wondering what has happened. In fact I have been tied up in software development, taking a holiday, and suffering from the heat wave. The software work is still not complete, but I will make a point of looking at these submissions this week, More soon, Martin


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Avoid central London on royal wedding day, advice tells drivers
16:20 27 April 2011
Large parts of London will be closed off if you need to travel around the capital on the day of the royal wedding on April 29.
Transport for London (TfL) has issued travel advice ahead of Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day.
Anyone trying to get around the city by car will find much of central London out of bounds.
Roads around the wedding procession route between Buckingham Palace and Westminster will be closed including The Mall, Horse Guard's Road, Horse Guard's Arch, Whitehall and Parliament Square.
Other planned closures include Charing Cross Road (south of Shaftesbury Avenue), Constitution Hill, Millbank, Pall Mall (east of Haymarket), The Strand, Victoria Embankment and Westminster Bridge.
Road closures will be implemented from 6am on April 29 and remain until at least 2pm. Motorists are advised to avoid central London throughout the day.
There will also be some "wedding-related closures" on April 27 between 2.30am and 7am.
Bus services will be also be diverted or finish before their usual destination from 5.30am on the wedding day.
Routes affected are 3, 6, 9, 9 Heritage, 11, 12, 13, 15, 15 Heritage, 23, 24, 29, 87, 88, 91, 148, 159, 176, 211, 388 and 453.
All Tube lines will be running, with no planned engineering work during the day.
The same goes for Dockland Light Railway and London Tramlink.
London Overground will run full services, except for the section between Watford and Willesden Junction, which will be suspended for engineering works.
London transport commissioner Peter Hendy said: "We are working with our partners to ensure that everyone can get around safely and easily, and that people not involved with the celebrations can continue to move around the city with the minimum of disruption."
He added TfL staff will be working "flat-out" to ensure closures and diversions are managed smoothly.


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Anyone want to Co-op some Orcs Must Die 2
I've 5-skulled all the maps except twisted halls on war mage difficulty. I cannot get that one and tried at least 20 times over the last couple weeks. I have a good layout where nothing gets through anymore, but I can't seem to finish the guys off under par. The closest I've come is about 16:45. So thought we could help each other complete maps and get the co-op achievements.
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I finally got past the Twisted Halls today with a time of 16:09 with the Bro Mage!
I ended up combining a couple of different builds with this YouTube video providing final inspiration. Orcs Must Die! 2 - Sorceress - Solo 5 Skull (War Mage Difficulty) - 15 Twisted Halls
Used kill boxes traps right before the rifts at the bottom of the stairs on both sides as you will see in the video. But my kill boxes were tar, boom barrel dispensers, haymakers and a couple arrow walls. In each kill box I had two decoys. Until round 11 when I added two more for good measure.
At the top of stairs I built up to 4 archers with a decoy on each side by level 10 to protect from any escapees from the kill boxes and gnoll hunters.
For air support I always use decoys at the edge of the platform by the rift and start with two archers. They can take all air mobs until about round 6 or 7. And by round 9 or so I have 4 to 5 positioned behind the decoy and the rift that take out all fliers so I don't have to worry about them.
Now I just need to work on getting 50 rounds in endless and completing all the co-op achieves. My highest endless round so far is 44 on Crossfire.
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I was actually thinking about picking this game up at the first of next month ... I agreed to a monthly gaming budget (silly of me) so I have to wait a bit to grab it.
I was wondering though how it played co-op, had a local friend that was interested but neither of us had time to look into this mode to make sure it came off right.
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I've heard nothing but good things about this game. I play League of Legends and Torchlight 2 mostly. Where can I pick up a copy of the game? Who is the developer?? Anyway, I'm very interested in trying it out. Someone hit me up!
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Klein Named To C-USA Football All-Academic Team
Nov. 29, 2012
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ----- UAB long snapper Taylor Klein is one of 14 Conference USA football players named Thursday to the league's 2012 All-Academic Team.
Klein, a senior from Lexington, Ky., has been with the Blazers' program for five years and just completed his fourth season as the team's long snapper on punts and placekicks. He finished his career with 48 games played.
Klein, who was a member of the 2009 C-USA All-Freshman Team, has a 3.57 grade point average in accounting. He has been named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll four consecutive years.
In all, 11 C-USA schools are represented on the academic team. The all-academic team consists of student-athletes who have earned a 3.2 cumulative grade point average or better and are a starter or key reserve on their team.
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so i know a lot of girls, teens, moms, college students.. who say they don't have time to get ready or do there hair. hello, me neither!! so when they ask me when i have time to do my hair... the answer is always the same, all of my 'hair do's' don't take very long, or trust me.. i wouldn't do it. i don't ever take the time to blow dry my hair, let alone wash it.
here is a quick, less than 5 minute hair do for ya! hope its helpful
on the way home from church i was driving some youth home and one of the girls made a comment about my hair and i said "ugh, its always a mess!" and from the back my little daughter goes "mom, your hair is never a mess, it always looks the most beautiful" ugh. heart melting. i need to be more careful of what i say.. even little things like that, my little girl picks up on everything...and i don't want her to hear those things come from me.
i tell her every day she is beautiful, but what makes her the most beautiful is her heart. she loves people, loves God, is caring, and is my daughter... THAT is why she is beautiful. (she really is beautiful physically too..but you don't want a girl to have a big head about it ya know?)
anyways...today was a weird day. i blame it on it being my 'time' of the month....that included with the rain, i just felt out of it. after church i came home, put on my pj's and took a 4 hour nap! what the?!
tomorrow is a new day... looking forward to it.