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Capo Nominated for 21 Cappies Awards!!
Congratulations to all of the nominees for the Cappies Theater Awards! Your school couldn't be more proud of you!!
7 Nominations for Twelve Angry Jurors
Sound: Maddie Rodriguez, Spencer Price, William Scully
Costumes: McKenna Oldmixon, Madi Null, Megan Auer, Maddy Neal
Supporting Actress: McKenna Oldmixon
Featured Actress: Erin Doolin
Comic Actress: Maddy Cole
Lead Actress : Bessie Kurzeja
Best Play
14 Nominations for The Addams Family
Marketing and Publicity in a Musical: Erin Doolin, Peyton Stotelmyre, Capo Media
Make-up and Hair: Morgyn Drummond and crew
Sound: Maddie Rodriguez and Spencer Price
Props: Emilie Meledy, Spencer Price
Costumes: Madi Null, McKenna Oldmixon and crew
Lighting: Sarah Grulikowski and Henry Dittrich and crew
Sets: Emilie Meledy, Stagecraft Class
Stage Management: Tanner Hurley
Stage Crew: Emilie Meledy and crew
Ensemble: Ancestors
Featured Actress: Julie Moffitt
Comic Actress: Madison Cole
Supporting Actress: Sara Neal
Best Musical
We have been invited to perform a scene from each show at the Cappies Gala on May 22nd at the Grove Theater in Anaheim. Buy tickets at the door or talk to Mrs. Tucker.
The Theater Program at Capistrano Valley High School includes a comprehensive performing arts training. We offer training in Drama, Choir, Pit Orchestra, Stagecraft, and Musical Production. Three levels of Drama are offered including: Drama 1, Advanced Drama, and Actors' Repertory. The after school productions are audition-only but are open to all. Auditions are held during the first week of fall semester for the fall play, and the week before the spring semester for the musical. Please visit the Visual and Performing Arts tab above to navigate through the Drama and Stagecraft pages, or visit Choir or Band for more information on those programs.
Theater Arts Support Staff:
Emily Tucker: Drama Club Advisor, Drama Class and Stagecraft Teacher, Play and Musical Director. firstname.lastname@example.com
Rick Nichols: Capistrano Performing Arts Center Theater Manager ext. 2707 email@example.com
Cris Stuart: Choreographer
Theatre Classes
For more information on the Theatre classes taught at Capo, click the links below.
Capo Drama Club
The Drama Club meets once a month in the Blackbox classroom at lunch. Members mingle with other students who are theatre enthusiasts, and attend drama club events like field trips, bonfires, the annual holiday party, the Halloween party, the kickball event, etc. There is no obligation if you are in the club, but you are welcome to, and encouraged to, sign up for crew work for the plays. If you have any questions, email the club advisor, Mrs. Tucker, or ask any of the Board Members listed below.
Drama Club Executive Board
President: Maddy Cole
Vice President: Sara Neal
Treasurer: Julie Moffitt
Secretary: Madison Null
Historian: McKenna Oldmixon
Clerk: Michael Lahaderne
Publicity: Erin Doolin
Stage Manager: Tanner Hurley
International Thespian Society
Troupe 1090
Here at Capo Drama, we are involved in the International Thespian Society. The goal of ITS is to honor student excellence in theatre arts. Upon completing and recording 100 hours of theatre-related activities, a student can opt to be inducted into the ITS, thereby becoming an official, card-carrying Thespian. These theatre-related activities include being in the cast or crew of a play or musical, attending a play or musical, writing a critique of that performance, being on the Executive Drama Board at school, etc., etc. See the form to the left for a more detailed explanation of the Thespian Point System.
California Educational Theatre Association
Capo Drama is a member of CETA. We enter our fall play as a submission for the Southern California theatre competition, and we attend the festival with about 1,000 other California high school Drama students every January. At the festival, we attend workshops, a professional Comedy Sportz show, and four award-winning high school plays. There are also scholarship competition for aspiring actors/actresses or those who want to go into educational theatre. For more information about the California Educational Theatre Association, click here.
Honors Awarded:
2015: Monologue Finalist Winner, Andrea van den Boogaard
2010: Best Lead Actress, Lisa Del Padre, Rumors 2009
2009: Best Supporting Actor, Ambrose Cappucio, Bullshot Crummond 2008
MACY Awards
Music and Arts Commendation for Youth
Capo Drama participates in the Orange County MACY Awards by entering our spring musical for adjudication by the MACY panel of judges. The MACY Awards, founded in 1969, is dedicated to encouraging, recognizing and rewarding achievement and excellence in high school musical theatre. For more information on the MACY Awards, click here.
Honors Awarded:
2015 Back to the 80s: Outstanding Achievement (7 trophies), 2 Achievement (2 awards), Special Recognition (2 medals), Bright Spot (2 medals)
2014 Thoroughly Modern Millie: Best Male Vocalist (1st place trophy), Highest Achievement (2 trophies), Outstanding Achievement (3 awards), Achievement (2 medals), Special Recognition (2 medals)
2013 Guys and Dolls: Best Choreography Trophy, Highest Achievement (1 trophy), Outstanding Achievement (3 trophies), Achievement (5 awards), Special Recognition (2 medals), Bright Spot (7 medals)
2012 Footloose: Outstanding Achievement (2 trophies), Achievement (3 awards), Bright Spot (9 medals)
2011 West Side Story: Beyond the Beyond (first place trophy), Best Interpretative Choreography (1st place trophy), Best Orchestra (1st place trophy), Best Supporting Actress (1st place trophy), Highest Achievement (3 trophies), Outstanding Achievement (3 trophies), Achievement (6 awards), Special Recognition (3 medals), Bright Spot (4 medals)
The Cappies is a theatre critque writing program that aims to celebrate high school theatre. Student critics from participating schools attend high school productions, compose reviews and submit them to their Cappies mentors in hopes of being published. OC Cappies works with the Orange County Department of Education and current season student reviews are published on The Orange County Register website. There is also a Tony's style Gala at the end of the year awarding the top-achieving schools, based on their peer reviews.
So far this year, Capo Drama has had four of our critics published in the OC Register for their remarkable reviews.
The Capo Drama Cappies Advisor is Emily Tucker, and the mentor is Ron Miller.
The Capo Drama Cappies Team:
Madison Cole (Lead Critic)
Erin Doolin (Lead Critic)
McKenna Oldmixon
Jennifer Hardy
Michelle Meledy
Olivia Wolff
Bessie Kurzeja
The Addams Family
Advance Tickets Now On Sale
The Addams Family Musical
Buy your tickets now by clicking the link below. We'll see you at the show!
April 20-23 at 7pm,
w/ a matinee on 4/23 at 1pm
General Admission $15
Student $13
Children under 10 and Matinee $10
Paramount Studios Field Trip
WHERE: PARAMOUNT STUDIOS, Hollywood California
DATE: March 7, 2016
COST: $58.00 (make checks to CVHS Drama)
WHO: Drama, Stagecraft, Film, and Sound Design Students
WHAT: A behind the scenes tour of the Paramount Studios lot, lessons on the history of film and TV in Hollywood. Bring some extra money to buy lunch. We will leave campus at 8:00am, and return by 2:30pm.
Turn in your money to and pick up a field trip packet from Mrs. Tucker in the Blackbox ASAP,
but no later than Monday, February 22nd.
If you have any questions, email email@example.com. This trip is 1st come 1st served so secure your spot now.
The Addams Family Cast
Congratulations to the cast!!!
Gomez............Wyatt Webb
Morticia..........McKenna Oldmixon
Wednesday......Sara Neal
Lucas............Nico Zani
Fester...........Maddy Cole
Pugsley.......Valerie Sloan
Mal...........Cameron Conner
Alice...........Bessie Kurzeja
Grandma......Julie Moffitt
Lurch..........Cole Moore
Jennifer Hardy, Kalie Lanik, Olivia Wolff, Peyton Sotelmyre, Julia Gavriliuc, Erin Doolin, Angel Calaguas, Allison Inciong, Jane Huish, Elyse Abregov
Ethan Khron, Michael Monaghan, Michael Lahaderne, Garrett Vallejo, Max Abhari, Noel Calaguas, Casey Corbett, Johnny Brull, Jackie Chen, Zack Andrus
Auditions for Spring Musical
Spring Musical INFO MEETING Wednesday, December 16th in the Blackbox at lunch. Come and find out about the musical auditions, what it takes to be in a musical, the plot of the show, etc, etc. Feel free to ask questions as well. There is no obligation to audition, it's just an informal, informational meeting.
Auditions will be January 6-8, after school.
Wednesday 1/6: Dance Workshop. Come learn the audition dance from our choreographer, so you can practice that night.
Thursday 1/7: Lead auditions (singing and acting), Ensemble audition (singing)
Friday 1/8: Dance Auditions and Callbacks for Leads
-Learn and practice the audition dance
-Find, practice, and bring in 2 copies of 16 bars of sheet music from a musical (not Addams Family, not pop music)
-If you are auditioning for a lead, find and rehearse a 30 second-60 second monologue (not from Addams Family or from TV/Movies) which displays your acting ability, and convinces us that you can be the character you are auditioning for. Find monologues in Mrs. Tucker's monologue books, or online. Remember, this show is a comedy (a dark comedy--so show us your sarcasm and your confidence. Have fun with it!)
-Bring in your Audition Contract (pick one up at the Info Meeting or from Mrs. Tucker)
Any questions? Come to the Info Meeting, or ask Mrs. Tucker in person or via email.
All in the Timing Tickets Now On Sale!
Buy your tickets now to see our Actors' Rep winter production of the absurdist play, All in the Timing, by David Ives. Click here to buy tickets, or use the link below. Please be aware of adult content and themes, and mature language.
Getting rid of Halloween decorations this year? We want them!!!
Capistrano Valley Performing Arts is producing The Addams Family for our Spring Musical this year. It is a ghoulishly gothic tale of a family who lives in a haunted mansion, and enjoys wreaking havoc on "normal" people. If you are considering getting rid of your Halloween decorations, or if you'd like to take advantage of the clearance sales at Halloween stores/Michaels/Hobby Lobby/etc., please consider donating them to us!! Bring any items to Mrs. Tucker's classroom (the Blackbox) on Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays. See the list below for details. (Items we don't need are anything specifically Halloweeny such as pumpkins, candy corn, etc.)
- Candelabras
- Flickering candles
- Cobwebs
- Graveyard head stones
- White face make-up
- Spiders
- One gigantic spider (the size of someone's back)
- Metal (or metal-looking) goblets and chalices and dinnerware
- Gothic decorations
- Gothic furniture (twin bed, small couch, side table)
- Material to create a 10 ft tall wrought iron gate
- Material to create a 20 ft tall oak tree
- Fake cross bow
- Traditional Addams Family costumes (See attached picture)
Thanks so much for your help, and be sure to put the show on your calendars for April 20-23 2016.
Addams Family
Actors' Rep Winter Production
All in the Timing
and other Absurdist Scenes
Sure Thing: Bessie Kurzeja, Max Abhari
Words, Words, Words: Swift-Jennifer Hardy, Milton- Olivia Wolff, Kafka-Madi Null
Universal Language: Maddy Cole and Erin Doolin
Phillip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread: Baker- Garrett Vallejo, Phillip-Cameron Conner, Woman 1-Morgyn Drummond, Woman 2- Sara Neal
The Philadelphia: Savannah Wolff, Michelle Meledy, Jennifer Hardy
Variations on the Death of Trotsky: Michael Lahaderne, Alyssa Cook, Erin Doolin
Out of Character*: Noel Schultz, Casey Corbett
*Not written by David Ives
Tickets for Twelve Angry Jurors
Buy your tickets now! Shows run Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, October 14th, 15th and 17th at 7pm.
Buy tickets online (by clicking the link below) or at the door.
$10 General Admission, $8 w/Capo ASB or middle school ID.
Buy your Drama Club T-shirt
Show your school spirit, and your dramatic side at the same time! Buy your 2015-2016 Drama Club t-shirt now! Please bring $10 (or a check made to CVHS Drama) to Mrs. Tucker or Julie Moffitt before this Friday. If you can't find either of us, put your money, name, and t-shirt size in an envelope and put it in Mrs. Tucker's mailbox in the front office.
CAST LIST for Fall Play
Twelve Angry Jurors
Juror#1 (Foreman): Garrett Vallejo
Juror#2: Casey Corbett
Juror #3: McKenna Oldmixon
Juror #4: Erin Doolin
Juror #5: Jakob Longcob
Juror #6: Madi Null
Juror #7: Maddy Cole
Juror #8: Bessie Kurzeja
Juror #9: Michael Lahaderne
Juror #10: Olivia Wolff
Juror #11: Sara Neal
Juror #12: Valerie Sloan
Guard: Michelle Meledy
Congratulations! Rehearsals start Monday after school. See you then!
Auditions for the fall play, Twelve Angry Jurors, is Friday August 28th from 3-6pm. Prepare a 1 minute dramatic monologue (not from TV/Movie, and not self-written). Make sure you have your parents' permission to be in the play. If cast, the rehearsals will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with various additional rehearsals on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The play performance is Oct. 14, 15, and 17.
If you have any questions, email or come talk to Mrs. Tucker.
2015-2016 Show Season Announced!!
Fall Play: Twelve Angry Jurors
Winter Production (produced by Actors' Rep): All in the Timing
Spring Musical: The Addams Family


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As many rounds as you can do in 30 minutes of:
30 push ups
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20 second "L" hold on pull up bar, reverse grip (ellbow angle should be at 90 degrees)
20 DBall max curl tosses
20 weighted plank rows, alternating arms
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I'm going to be starting My Father's World with both my children. My oldest will be starting 1st grade and my youngest will start preschool. I have 2 bedroom besides my own. Both are the same size and kind of on the small side, (12X8). We are debating between putting each kid in their own room and using the kitchen table or putting both kids in a room and making a classroom in one of the rooms. The boys aren't really attached to staying in the same room with each other, but haven't said for sure whether or not they would like to be separated. My oldest is usually pretty happy with anything. I'd really like to start off on the right foot with both the kids.
I'm really torn about it. It's really not that big of a house, I guess it could be called cozy. If I did use the kitchen table, I would have book shelves and an cart for going between the living room and kitchen.
Could someone offer me some perspective or perhaps offer me opinions based on their own experience? I think hearing about what other parents have done will help us make our decisions.
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Full Moon Party At The Pearl
- When Saturday, October 23, 2010 at 8 p.m.
- Where Pearl Hotel, The, 1410 Rosecrans Street, San Diego Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Food, Outdoors
- Cost Not available
Above: Exterior photo of The Pearl Hotel, located at 1410 Rosecrans Street, San Diego, CA 92106.
The Pearl will dim the lights, heat up the pool and enjoy the glow of the brightest full moon of the entire year! Come in and enjoy late night dining and drink specials under the stars. The Restaurant at the Pearl will stay open until 11:00 p.m. for dinner tonight, wrapping up with a complimentary champagne toast to the full moon.
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SPRINGFIELD -- The Marshall girls' swim team had four entries place in the top 15 Saturday during the Springfield Invitational.
The Lady Owls tallied 19 points to place 16th in a field of 20 teams. Notre Dame de Sion of Kansas City took first place by a margin to 340 to 326 points over host Glendale.
Senior Kameron Godsey scored in back-to-back events with a 14th place in the 100-yard backstroke (1:10.30) and 15th in the 100 breaststroke (1:20.06). She also led off the Lady Owls' 12th-place 200 medley relay (2:14.90) ahead of freshman Lauren Nichols, senior Amber Lonaker and sophomore Emily Raines and anchored the 15th-pace 200 free relay (2:00.66) behind Raines, Nichols and sophomore Hayley Campbell.
Nichols lowered her personal record 4.23 seconds in the 100 back (1:15.87), coming in 25th out of 67 entries, and was 40th in a field of 79 swimmers in the 50 free (29.54 seconds).
Lonaker was 28th in the 100 butterfly (1:16.22) and 40th in the 200 free (2:33.38) and Raines was 35th in the 100 free (1:06.19) and 42nd in the 50 free (29.67).
Junior Madison Gaba lowered her time in the 200 individual medley (3:06.88) by 12.02 seconds, with personal bests also recorded by freshman Olivia Kays in the 100 free (1:17.02) and junior Sam Ehrhardt in the 100 breast (1:39.29).
Marshall will be back in the pool Saturday for the Hickman Quad at Columbia.


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EU Lawmaker Urges Backing of Fund Manager Pay Curb
The European Parliament's lead lawmaker on draft fund-manager pay rules urged support for plans to cap bonuses at no more than fixed salaries as legislators prepare to vote on the measures today.
The curbs are needed to tame "a dreadful culture of excessive bonuses," Sven Giegold, the German Green group lawmaker, told other legislators during a debate in the assembly's Strasbourg premises. "The question is, do we want an excessive short-term driven culture or not?"
European asset-management firms are concerned the pay proposal, which targets managers of UCITS funds, will lead to a bidding war for their top traders, increasing fixed costs and making the industry more vulnerable to market downturns. Supporters of the plans argue that it would tame excessive risk taking and protect consumers.
The plans were narrowly adopted earlier this year by the parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee.
While the bonus limits received support during the parliament debate from Socialist and Green lawmakers, concerns were expressed by Liberal, Christian Democrat and Conservative members that the measure goes too far. Legislators were also split over planned curbs on performance fees charged by UCITS funds.
Bonus Ceiling
"We do not support the bonus ceiling," Anne Jensen, a Danish lawmaker in the parliament's Liberal group, said during the debate.
UCITS, or Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities, had more than 6 trillion euros ($7.8 trillion) under management as of April 2012, according to the European Commission. The funds are regulated at EU level and have the right to operate throughout the 27-nation bloc if they meet minimum oversight and investor-protection standards.
Parliament is weighing whether to add the rules to a draft law proposed by Michel Barnier, the EU's financial services chief, to toughen UCITS regulation. The planned legislation must be approved by the parliament and national governments before it can take effect.
Parliament's vote today will establish its negotiating position in the talks to come.
Barnier told lawmakers that he supported the principle of tackling excessive pay, and offered his services in brokering compromises on the draft law.
The EU "must take into account imperatively the long term interests of the consumer," Barnier said, adding that he hoped that discussions on pay curbs "wouldn't prevent this important file being finalized during the life of this parliament." European Parliament elections are scheduled to take place next year.


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ Supporters of two coal-fired power plants in southwest Kansas argue they would be the cleanest ones in the state.
And they're correct, when it comes to pounds of carbon dioxide produced for each megawatt hour of electricity.
But Health and Environment Secretary Rod Bremby says that assessment is misleading because of the sheer size of the project.
He notes that the two plants could produce up to 11 million tons of CO2 a year. It's why he won't grant an air-quality permit.
Those different perspectives are a big reason why most legislators are in conflict with Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' administration.
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100 reasons we love the MLB playoffs
The Tigers flopped, the Yankees spent and spent and spent, the Mets choked (again), the Mariners disappeared and the Pirates finished last.
But we don't care about those teams. We're excited about the eight teams playing for a World Series trophy. And we're going to love every minute of October baseball. Here are 100 reasons why:
1. The possibility that Steve Bartman might finally be forgiven.
2. Because we love us some Chone Figgins.
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If you translate Kazmir's AL East stats to the Mets he would have been 23-0 with a 0.98 ERA.
4. The possibility of Jacoby Ellsbury's scoring on a wild pitch from second base.
5. To see whether Garth Iorg really is the change of pace at the third-base coaching position the Brewers needed.
6. To see the expression on Brad Lidge's face if he has to face Prince Fielder with the game on the line.
7. K-Rod versus Big Papi bottom of the ninth. Sox down one. One runner on.
8. Dodgers fans so excited by the postseason that they stay until the seventh-inning stretch.
9. Not having to listen to Ronan Tynan this year.
10. To see whether Jim Edmonds, washed up in April with the Padres, will provide that key lefty bat in a Cubs lineup filled with righties.
11. Believe it or not -- man cannot live by Brett Favre alone.
12. No mentions of Brett Favre.
13. Well, fewer mentions of Brett Favre at least.
14. For the lesson of Jamie Moyer: Old people still have value in our society.
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You can still have a gun of an arm with the paunch -- just ask Michael Cuddyer (and Peyton Manning).
16. The sight of 45,000 new caps and T-shirts during Game 1 of the ALDS.
17. To see a historical postseason home run poetically clank off the Tropicana Field catwalk.
18. To see whether Ryan Howard can continue his sick September: .352 batting average, 11 HRs, 32 RBIs, .852 slugging percentage.
19. To see whether anyone will actually recognize the fact that the best player on the Phillies is Chase Utley.
20. Knowing that every Vlad Guerrero at-bat is an event.
21. Knowing that you don't want to touch the top of Vlad's batting helmet.
22. The oddly hypnotic music made by the Red Sox Bullpen Band.
23. The chance to see Carlos Zambrano (.337, 4 HRs) hit off CC Sabathia and CC Sabathia (.235, 2 HRs) hit off Carlos Zambrano.
24. [Insert player here] is batting .023 lifetime against [insert pitcher here] on the screen seconds before a home run.
25. The great Jim Thome with the chance to finally win one after 18 years on the job.
26. Because we now can buy Rocktober gear on the cheap.
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If Wade isn't going to arrive on horseback, then he shouldn't arrive at all.
To see the TV cameras pan to Derek Jeter's parents in the stands.
29. To see the cast of "Bones" or "House" frowning in the stands about being sent from Hollywood to Milwaukee for a few seconds of promotional face time.
30. To marvel at the majesty of Daisuke Matsuzaka's rocking windup, the sweeping beauty of his curveball, the darting madness of his sinker, the 3-2 count on every batter he faces, the 100-pitch total by the fifth inning, the guaranteed four-hour game whenever he starts.
31. In hopes the cool autumn air will cause Charlie Manuel to wear more layers.
32. Because it means we officially made it through the regular season without Barry Bonds or Roger Clemens.
33. To see Greg Maddux one more time in a big game, in which maybe he'll throw 47 pitches in six innings like he did in his final start of the regular season.
34. Because the path to a World Series title for the Dodgers or the Red Sox might go through Eric Gagne.
34. Two words: Rays tradition.
35. Asking the guy next to you whether he knows how many Octobers there are right before that Randy Jackson ad comes on.
36. Ozzie Guillen.
37. Any day game in Philly (that means the alternate unis -- the best in the game).
38. Any time a team is down 0-3 and the graphic appears that starts, "The last team to come back from a 3-0 deficit "*
*Insufferable Red Sox fans only
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Nothing says you're a pure baseball fan quite like banging plastic balloons together.
40. Thinking the cowbells are pretty cool after Evan Longoria hits a big home run.
41. Because if we're lucky, during a Brewers game, we'll get a Gorman Thomas highlight montage.
42. Wondering whether Mike Scioscia will dare to bring in Francisco Rodriguez before the ninth inning. K-Rod did not enter before the ninth once all season, but the past three World Series winners have used their closers for more than one-inning stints. In 2007, all four of Jonathan Papelbon's postseason saves were more than an inning; in 2006, Adam Wainwright saved three games and won another in which he pitched more than one inning; in 2005, two of Bobby Jenks' four saves were more than an inning.
43. To wonder exactly what the heck Ryan Dempster is doing with his hands as he begins his windup.
44. Bernie Brewer versus the Phillie Phanatic: Quien Es Mas Macho?
45. Seeing millionaires sweat it out (emotionally and physically) on a 52-degree night.
46. Scott Kazmir's electric stuff. Seriously, Victor Zambrano.
47. The possibility that A.J. Pierzynski might decide to brawl with somebody for no reason in the sixth inning of a playoff game.
48. Any delay that prompts footage of The Bug Game.
49. Lou Piniella's veins in HD during any play that doesn't go the Cubs' way.
50. To watch Carlos Marmol (.098 average allowed versus right-handed hitters) stare down Manny Ramirez in the eighth inning of a tie game with two runners on base.
51. Because we're going to keep track of how many times the announcers call Dustin Pedroia "scrappy."
52. The leading team looking like it'll never lose and the losing team looking like it'll never win -- until one play changes all that.
53. To see whether we'll get a Phillies-Dodgers NLCS, rekindling memories of the 1977 and 1978 playoffs and Greg Luzinski's miscue, Bake McBride's hair, Black Friday, Ron Cey, Garry Maddox's misplay and Steve Garvey's forearms.
54. To see whether the Brewers go with a rotation of Sabathia and Sabathia and pray for rain.
55. Singing "Sweet Caroline" in the auxiliary press box.
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Go ask Barry Bonds and the 2002 Giants what happens when you don't fear the Monkey.
57. In hopes that Scooter the talking baseball will come back to finally explain to us what this "curve" ball thing is that we keep hearing about.
58. Because Ned Yost invited us over to watch the games at his house.
59. We need something to watch on the one or two nights a week football isn't on -- and America's pastime will do!
60. Because the Dodgers have the worst record of the playoff teams, but they might have the best 1-2 starting pitcher duo: veteran righty Derek Lowe, who went 14-11 with a 3.24 ERA; and 24-year-old righty Chad Billingsley, who went 16-10 with a 3.14 ERA and ranked third in the NL in strikeouts per nine innings.
61. For the chance to see J.D. Drew prove he really is clutch for the second year in a row!
62. Shadows creeping across infields earlier and earlier.
63. Because we'll laugh ourselves silly when CC is inevitably referred to as "a mountain of a pitcher," even though at his listed weight of 290 pounds, he'd be too small to play offensive line in the NFL.
64. Because there's no better way to grow a child's love for the game than to make him or her stay up watching games until 1 a.m. for
three four consecutive weeks.
65. Carlos Pena, the sweet-swinging, nice-guy first baseman no one wanted, hitting a game-winning homer to win a series.
66. Because Bernie Brewer is one of the last American-owned brewers.
67. The emergence of the "Rayhawk."
68. Seeing the good, bad and ugly versions of Manny Being Manny. But, hopefully, mostly the good.
69. Knowing we will get at least three double-feature news conferences starring Dale Sveum and Charlie Manuel.
70. Ozzie Guillen's face melting off after the bullpen blows Game 1 of the ALDS.
71. Cole Hamels' fastball/changeup combo.
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After missing the playoffs for 26 years, Brewers fans will take anyone on the mound.
73. Thinking for 162 games that being a manager is easy, then realizing how easily a manager can screw up your team's chances.
74. Those ridiculous bets the city mayors make with each other.
75. The passive-aggressive smirk on Joe Torre's face when he is asked about the Yankees.
76. Because, hey, who doesn't want to hear a new tune by Kevin Costner?
77. Watching the ivy change colors at Wrigley.
78. "Frank TV" is back!
79. The inevitable Bill Murray interview. Seriously. We can't wait. The guy was great in "Lost in Translation," but he's really in top form during those live TV interviews. Did you know he's a big Cubs fan?
80. Important games being played right after your lunch break.
81. To hear the phrase "Harvey's Wallbangers" meaningfully invoked for the first time in 26 years.
82. To watch an October in which A-Rod has a legitimate excuse for going hitless.
83. The possibility of Josh Beckett's pulling a Willis Reed, followed by a Josh Beckett.
84. Because perhaps we finally will learn exactly how Anaheim is in Los Angeles.
To see Fox executives leap for joy when the Rays meet the Brewers in the World Series.
86. Because maybe this year we'll get a seven-game World Series.
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"Come on! How many times is the hot dog guy going to ignore me? Dude! Right here!"
88. Because there is nothing else of national significance going on right now.
89. For the chance to tell our grandkids that we saw Ryan Howard set the single-season playoff record for strikeouts.
90. The dependable consistency of seeing the Yankees playing in Octo -- uh, never mind.
91. Because we were running out of Mets bullpen jokes anyway.
92. A packed Dodger Stadium going nuts for a Manny Ramirez game-winning homer.
93. A packed Wrigley Field going nuts for a Carlos Zambrano masterpiece.
94. A packed Citizens Bank Park going nuts for a Jimmy Rollins bases-clearing triple.
95. A packed Miller Park going nuts for a CC Sabathia shutout.
96. A packed Fenway Park going nuts for Jonathan Papelbon closing out a win.
97. A packed U.S. Cellular Field going nuts for a Jermaine Dye home run.
98. A packed Tropicana Field going nuts for Grant Balfour striking out the side.
99. A packed Angel Stadium going nuts for K-Rod entering in the top of the ninth.
100. To see how the Cubs will detonate the hearts of their fans this season or to see whether Kerry Wood can erase the memories of 1998, the elbow injury of 1999, the Game 7 start in 2003 and the years of DL stints and be on the mound, leaping for joy, when the Cubs finally win the World Series.
Jim Caple, DJ Gallo, Michael Philbrick, Thomas Neumann, Kieran Darcy, Jonah Keri, Paul Lukas and David Schoenfield contributed to this list.
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"Arth" is an sanskrit word which means "The Meaning". The publication which i have designed is an attempt to define and to add another perspective to the word "design", because i think there cant be just one satisfactory perspective for defining it. This experimental publication contains a collection of definition for design given to me by the people around me i.e my college mates, faculties, visiting faculties and professionals. The publication is inspired from the traditional Indian manuscripts. the illustration carry a look and feel of madhubani paintings


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More Than Humans
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It wasn't only soldiers and civilians who were impacted by the war. The devastation and environmental impacts took their own toll on the wildlife as well. Here is a photo from our WWII Pinterest board showing a Soviet soldier feeding an owl that had taken up refuge in a car.
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AUSTIN - In early January, it looked like there might be a changing of the guard in the Texas House.
Rep. Jim Pitts, R-Waxahachie, had announced he had the votes to topple Speaker Tom Craddick, R-Midland, but his support hinged on a vote that would have elected the speaker by secret ballot.
If members voted against the eventual winner, they could have been stripped of committee chairmanships and preferred committee assignments. That's important because it's where much of the action in state government takes place.
Pitts' coalition ended up falling apart as the secret ballot resolution came up six votes short.
With an open vote all but sealing Craddick's re-election, Pitts withdrew from the race.
Craddick survived, but a more important principle won out with House members having to take an open vote. We should expect our legislators to be accountable for their actions and not shield the way they vote from constituents back home. But that's exactly what 68 of the 150 members voted to do.
Had the measure for a secret vote passed, many capitol insiders thought Pitts would have deposed Craddick.
Hopefully, Craddick will take this commitment to openness and back legislation this session that will require votes on substantive legislation and amendments to be recorded in both the House and Senate. His pick to head the House State Affairs Committee, David Swinford, has said he's against making record votes mandatory, but has called a hearing for the proposals for Monday.
The Texas newspaper industry, along with more than 100 interest groups across the state, including both the Texas Republican and Democratic parties, thinks that needs to be changed. The time is overdue for every significant vote in the Legislature to be recorded.
As it stands, a number of measures before the House and Senate are passed by "voice vote" from the floor of both chambers. With a voice vote, all votes are recorded as a "yes" unless a representative or a senator notifies the chair that they want to vote "no."
Voice votes are too passive and don't tell the public whether an elected official is tuned into the business at hand or is even present for the vote. By and large, legislators would rather fly under the radar than cast a vote that might become an issue in their next campaign.
Because the Legislature only meets every other year for 140 days, the volume of all the bills they consider is staggering. Critics of record votes claim it would increase clerical expenses and slow the process down.
Perhaps so, but accountability in our democracy is well worth any added costs. We also are confident the House and Senate can find a way to routinely record votes since other states and the U.S. Congress don't have a problem doing so.
In past sessions, non-recorded voice votes have been taken on legislation involving pollution control, homeowners insurance, campaign finance and capital punishment.
The House and Senate changed the rules last session that allowed one member instead of three members to call for a record vote. But we need more than parliamentary rules to make record votes a permanent part of the legislative process.
The best solution would be an amendment to the Texas Constitution, which would likely be passed by voters. The problem would be getting two-thirds of both the House and Senate to support such a measure.
In lieu of that, a state law should be passed and signed into law by Gov. Rick Perry that calls for record votes on amendments and substantive legislation on second and third readings in the House and Senate.
This can only be accomplished with your help. The public needs to let legislators know it's not acceptable for them to continue to ducking tough votes. The public has a right to know how its representatives vote on significant bills.
Our ability to monitor state government shouldn't be put off by rules, volume or costs. Nor should we have to depend on individual members to request record votes. It should be a given.
Fred Hartman is chairman of the Legislative Advisory Committee of the Texas Daily Newspaper Association and Texas Press Association and can be reached by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Bus to Nis
We traveled from Belgrade to Nis by bus - Nis Express. The journey took around three hours. It was fairly comfortable, maybe slightly cramped. There was no toilet on the bus. We stopped at one service station on route. We were right at the front and a bit put off by the drivers tendency to talk on his mobile phone while steering with his elbows, but we survived.
- Budget Travel
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Explore Nis on foot
With more than 250.000 inhabitants Nis is already one of the biggest cities in Serbia.
Nevertheless, most touristic sights are situated in and around the compact city centre, where many streets are pedestrianised.
Even the Skull Tower and the Red Cross Concentration Camp Museum can be reached on foot within a walk of 30 minutes.
In case that you are tired from walking you can still catch a local bus. Tickets are usually sold from a conductor on the bus.
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Explore Nis by bus
In general Nis is a very walkable city. However, if you have a lot of luggage you might want to take a bus from the train station to the city centre.
For our sidetrip to Niska Banja we used the local bus #1 which also stops near the Skull Tower (Cele kula).
Bus tickets can be bought from a conducter, who is usually on the bus. A ticket for a journey within the city limits sets you back 30 RSD, whereas the trip from Nis to Niska Banja costs 40 RSD.
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- Trains
- Budget Travel
To Nis by train
We arrived in Nis by direct train from Sofia in Bulgaria. The trip took just less than 4 hours and cost about 11 Euro, including a seat reservation.
We left Nis by train to Belgrade, which also took 4 hours. The price for the ticket was 1236 RSD (about 13 Euro, 2009).
Just keep in mind that Serbian trains usually leave on time, but often have long delays on arrival. For example, both above mentioned trains were about 30 minutes late at their destinations.
The train station of Nis is situated a 20 minutes walk southwest of the city centre. International trains serve routes to e.g. Belgrade (SRB), Sofia (BG), Skopje (MK) and Thessaloniki (GR).
Website: http://www.zeleznicesrbije.com/
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- Backpacking
- Budget Travel
By Bus
Moved on from Niš to Skopje by bus. Large and busy bus station just out of the town centre, Bulevar 12 Februar is the address, easy enough to buy a ticket, be ready to write down the depstination and time though.
Used Niš express, comfortable enough journey with a delay on the Macedonian border of around an hour (roadworks)
Phone: +381-18/255-177
City Buses
No trip to Nis should be completed without taking a ride on the city's buses. They're rather antiquated, but its a lot of fun given that they feel like a return to pre-1990 Eastern Europe (like many things in Nis). They cost is 40 denara per person and perhaps the most fun is the way everyone stares at you because you're the first foreigner to take a public bus in 4 years.
Railway hub
For a trip from Sofia to Montenegro's coast, Nis is the ideal connection. The train from Sofia, even with a two hour delay is in a position to connect to the night train from Nis to Bar, Montenegro. The train cars are not spring chicken but still quite comfortable. They are usually the six-person variety. In my case, in January, I had the compartment to myself all the way to Bar. No need for a sleeper!
An unusual way to travel :)
These cuties can be seen inside the fortress only, though they used to run trroughout the town. Now they mostly transport kids, but anyone is welcome for a ride! The price is, expectedly, ridiculous :)
Btw, the name of this train, "Trucko", means "the bumpy one" Ouch! :)
...and while you are there
As it is not a big place, Nis is best seen on foot. Still, if you are bothered to walk, there are regular busses that connect major parts of the city. They are inexpensive, but can be crowded at times. There are also taxis, of course, and an average ride through town shouldn't cost you more than 2 euros
How to get there
This picture shows the distance between Nis and other major cities of the region, and should give you a vague idea about where Nis actually is- in case you didn't have one :)
You can reach it by road (bus, car...), by train, or, since recently, by airplane (yap, Nis has got its own airport now!)
Local bus
used the local bus service to travel around Niš, buy your ticket from the conductor on board, cost 30 dinars (5/2009).
By Train
A 4 hour trip from Belgrade on an old, slow but fairly comfortable train.
Station about a 15 minute walk to the centre. Plenty of buses or taxis available though. See website for timetables.
Phone: +381-18/364-625
Website: http://www.serbianrailways.com/
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If you're inside the fortress, you can rent this funny vehicle - it's a lot of fun!! And it's quite cheap!
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I'm SO glad I put my coffee down.......
This is a discussion on Twenty Dollars within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; On their wedding night, the young bride Approached her new husband and asked For $20..00 for their first lovemaking Encounter. In his highly aroused state, ...
On their wedding night, the young bride
Approached her new husband and asked
For $20..00 for their first lovemaking
Encounter. In his highly aroused state,
Her husband readily agreed.
This scenario was repeated each time they made
Love, for more than 40 years, with him thinking that it was a
Cute way for her to afford new clothes and other incidentals that
She needed.
Arriving home around noon one day, she was
Surprised to find her husband in a very drunken state.
During the next few minutes, he explained that
His employer was going through a process of corporate
Downsizing, and he had been let go.
It was unlikely that, at the age of 59, he'd be able to find
Another position that paid anywhere near what
He'd been earning, and therefore, they were financially ruined.
Calmly, his wife handed him a bank book which
Showed more than forty years of steady deposits and interest totaling
Nearly $1 million. Then she showed him certificates of deposits issued
By the bank which were worth over $2 million,
And informed him that they
Were one of the largest depositors in the bank. She explained that for more than
Three decades she had 'charged' him for sex,
These holdings had multiplied and these were the
Results of her savings and investments.
Faced with evidence of cash and investments
Worth over $3 million, her husband was so astounded he could
Barely speak, but finally he found his voice and blurted out,
'If I'd had any idea what you were doing,
I would have given you all my business!'
That's when she shot him.
You know, sometimes, men just don't know when
To keep their mouths shut
The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government.
Patrick HenryOriginally Posted by UnklFungus
I'm SO glad I put my coffee down.......
Good One!
Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
It has been said that he just needed killing.
When you accept mediocrity you sow the seeds for future failure.
One should never confuse good fortune with good training.
Illegitimus Non Carborundum. In God we trust.
see.... alcohol and wives don't mix
There is something about firing 4,200 thirty millimeter rounds/min that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Blessed be the LORD my strength which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight. PSALM 144:1
I CLING to my guns and my Bible.
Wait...$20 a day for 40 years is under $300K....she must have had more customers...
Gun Control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound.
-- L. Neil Smith
I've also heard the reverse of that joke. The hubby gives the wife $1 every time, and after several years he sees the jar filled with $10's, $20's, $50's, and $100's. When he asks about it, his wife say "Well, not everyone is as cheap as you."
64,999,987 firearms owners killed no one yesterday.
There is something about firing 4,200 thirty millimeter rounds/min that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
If you go back to the 1970's, you could get 17% interest without even trying.
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N.R.A. Patron Life Member
Wow, after 6 years, we'd have about $200,000 saved... $199,900 from the first year.....
J/K Baby
"You will not rise to the occasion and you will not default to your level of training. You WILL ONLY default to the level of training you have mastered."
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A confidential survey of Deepwater Horizon workers carried out just weeks before the Gulf oil rig burst into flames and sparked America's worst-ever environmental disaster shows grave concerns about safety practices and standards, Special Section: Gulf Coast Oil DisasterThe Times says 26 components or systems were listed in the report as being in "bad" or "poor" condition."Run it, break it, fix it… That's how they work," said one Transocean rig worker in summarizing the BP and Transocean management teams' philosophy. In one of the most damning statements from the confidential employee survey, the newspaper says one worker expressed concern that the poor condition of rig equipment was, "a result of drilling priorities taking precedence over planned maintenance."The Times report is not the first time BP, which leases the Deepwater Horizon rig from Transocean, has been accused of putting profits ahead of safety - a charge company managers vehemently deny. BP Was Told of Safety Issues on Another Rig BP, Transocean Accused of Negligence in SpillA Deepwater Horizon worker told the BBC last month that he warned BP and its partners weeks ahead of the catastrophic explosion in the Gulf that a crucial piece of hardware on the sea floor was leaking.
Tyrone Benton, who operates underwater robots that do the actual work on the complex, giant machinery a mile underwater, said one of the robot's cameras spotted a leak on a control pod of the blowout preventer (BOP).
The BOP is essentially the emergency shutoff valve fixed permanently to a wellhead on the seafloor. The Deepwater Horizon's BOP was as tall as a house and the control pods, of which this rig had at least two, are the brains of the machinery - a combination of mechanics and electronics.
He said his supervisors told BP and the company in charge of the BOP, Transocean, and their management teams made the decision to shut down the leaking control pod and rely solely on another, meant as backup.
"They have a control room where they could turn off that pod and turn on the other one, so that they don't have to stop production," Benton told the BBC.
One expert on ocean oil drilling from the University of Texas called the decision to keep the BOP operating after the discovery of the leak "unacceptable."
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On a Linux system there are plenty of methods for listing the current TCP connections for a given port by connecting IP but: how can I count the total number of connections to a port per source IP for period of time?
Turn on iptables and set it to
(where 4711 is the port you want to track).
Then run the resulting log through whatever script you like that can do the summary for you.
You can use tcpdump to log all SYN (without ACK) packets:
or log all SYN+ACK packets (established connections):
And then combine it with a
You'd also need a way to measure fixed periods of time (you could have a cron just send it a SIGINT at regular intervals, tcpdump will count bytes and packets but only logs time)
Update: not necessary to say, have a look to the man page of tcpdump and consider using some options like:
Please also remark the small src/dsk difference in the filter. If you catch SYN+ACK packets and want to count connections to a server at port 4711 you need src. If you are catching SYN+!ACK packets for the same result, you need dst. If you count connections on the server itself, you always have to use the reverse.
SystemTap solution
Script inspired by the tcp_connections.stp example:
strace solution
Either start the program under strace:
or trace an already running program:
The output looks something like this:
and can be filtered with:
Short explanation of the AKW one-liner:
The advantage of this solution is that root is not required if the server runs under the same user. The disadvantage is that all connections are counted, there's no filtering, so it won't work if the application listens on multiple ports.
Your system won't remember counts of past connections unless you tell it to, so don't expect to find counters like you have for total traffic through an interface unless you set something up to do that counting.
Also, in general, you cannot reliably do this counting by polling, as Jacek Lakomiec suggested, as some connections will start and finish faster than your polling period. That sort of approach might be acceptable for some situations where you are sure that the time connections are made for will be long enough, but I can't think of good reasons to prefer it.
As suggested by Jenny D and Daniel Alder, your options for counting connections as they occur are basically firewall based counters and packet-capture based counters. Both will generally work well, although if your system is CPU constrained, you may fail to count some connections if you use the packet based approach, and also it's likely to consume more system resources to do the counting. On the other hand, packet capture based approaches can be simpler and safer to set up for ad-hoc investigations.
There is another general class of solution, which is netflow. It's more involved to set up, but if it's done right, it's particularly efficient, and if you are doing large-scale, or ongoing monitoring I'd look in this direction. Capturing the raw data can be done in your firewall (eg fprobe-ulo) or using libpcap which is slower (eg fprobeg). The capture system sends flow data via the network to a collector (eg nfdump), and you then have a variety of tools for analyzing that data (eg nfsen).
Some routers (particularly cisco gear) come with netflow capture, and it can also be configured into other routers via third party firmware, or of course you can run it on your linux system. If you wish, many collection points can forward their flow data to a single collector. You can find free software options at eg http://www.networkuptime.com/tools/netflow/, and there are also many commercial offerings.
Netflow is designed for industrial scale use, but I've found it very serviceable for collecting data on use of my home network in a share-house so that I can identify who or what is responsible when traffic usage is higher than expected.
Be careful any time you're messing with firewall rules on a remote server, and in general I'd recommend finding a good front end to configure your firewall rather than issuing iptables commands directly. (I like ferm, but there are many good ones).
One other thing to think about - sometimes you don't want to do this at the network layer at all. Sometimes it's appropriate to monitor the daemon process's system calls with strace or similar. It's CPU intensive, and be careful of slowing down the Daemon process, but in some circumstances, it can be appropriate, depending mostly on what other info you need to gather at the same time, or perhaps if you need to isolate a single forked child of the daemon.
So far the solution that worked best for me was to just grab the contents of /proc/net/ip_conntrack every 20 seconds, log that into a file with file name containing appropriate timestamp and using those as input to any of the filtering scripts, or even oneliners when necessary. To save you time you can use my script. I use crontab entries to make sure the script is ran every minute (it lasts for 60 seconds in the current configuration, feel free to modify it :-)
You can adjust how often you want to dump the content of ip_conntrack by changing LOOP_COUNTER and LOOP_TIME accordingly. So to get it every 5 secs, it would be: LOOP_COUNTER=12 , LOOP_TIME=5. LOG_DIR is imply where the logs would be saved to.
Afterwards you can use zcat to cat files you're interested in and use grep to filter source IPs/ports of your interest (or just use zgrep).
Have a look at
. They're all a little stale but writing scripts to do work that others have done better is boring. Some give you pretty pictures, some specialize more in forensic analysis and screwing the Bad Guys, some (iplog) are just really simple counters that log to DBs, some have shiny frontends you can show your boss.
There's also a whole bunch of tools to implement a free netflow compatible stack on linux. And a whole bunch of folks trying to sell support around this. (I'm not going to recommend a commercial product...) What you are asking for is far simpler than what some of these are capable of.
IMHO (Free|Net|Open)BSD have been far out ahead of kind of analysis for years. A pFsense firewall would give you at least 7 options out of the box.


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Paradise Road has been closed just before the first crossing of the Santa Ynez River all winter due to storm damage. There's a few slides up the road and some crossings that are a little too high or silted in for smaller cars. The road closure adds about another 1.5 miles to the hike each way. The water was about knee deep here at its most.
On our way out two days later, the local news team with John Palminteri was there to do a story on the road closures and how it would affect folks' plans for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. We were filmed crossing the river and then interviewed for the nightly news. Pretty funny!
View upstream from the first crossing of the Santa Ynez River.
Walking the road towards Upper Oso and the trailhead. We brought Crocs with us for the crossing of the SY River and a lot of planned rock-hopping up and down Santa Cruz Creek. They worked great!
From the Upper Oso campground, you follow the OHV route along Oso Creek to the offical trailhead. Like many other roads in the forest right now, this one is gated and locked.
Santa Cruz Trail trailhead
Trail junction to the 19 Oaks Camp. The trail was in good shape through this section and Oso Creek had a remarkable amount of water in it.
Climbing up out of the riparian area and into the desert-like chapparal. The pine-topped ridge in the background is Little Pine Mountain.
The morning light on this meadow was awesome. We enjoyed the views of the gold mustard on the south-facing slopes of Little Pine too.
There's a couple of small scree slides across the trail through this section but nothing too bad. Some quick work with a shovel could probably take care of it.
Lots of wild flowers in bloom along the way. The various blues, reds, purples and yellows really add to the spring-time hikes in the Los Padres.
Litte Pine Mtn behind us. Josh surveying the scene back over Oso Creek and the Santa Ynez River valley.
Our first snake encounter of the hike.
Pretty sweaty after the climb up to Alexander Saddle. It's downhill from here!
Josh at Alexander Saddle. The ridgeline in the background is the Santa Barbara high route: McKinley Peak, San Rafael Mtn, Mission Pine area, Big Pine, etc.
Once you crested the saddle and began the descent towards Little Pine Spring, the trail conditions quickly deteriorated. The north-facing slope of Little Pine Mtn was heavily grown in and had a handful of small but tricky washouts and slides.
One of the mentioned slides...
Josh is on the trail, believe it or not. Backside of Little Pine Mountain.
We might still be out there pruning the trail had we not forgot to take loppers with us.
Approaching Little Pine Spring area. There's one good-sized blowdown, around 24", in this area. Hikers can climb over it, stock users can likely find a way around it.
The smell of the pines in this area make think back to summer camping trips in the Sierras with my folks. I love it!
Just past the turnoffs to Little Pine Spring and Happy Hollow. The tread gets a little faint in this area as the grasses and weeds have really filled in. The trail is also riddled with gopher holes.
Another section of brushy trail just before the beginning of the 40-mile wall.
Santa Cruz Creek is down in the valley ahead. To get there you have to traverse the mountainside along the righthand side of the photo and countour around to that valley on the right.
This is the one blowdown on the section of switchbacks down to the creek after the 40-mile wall section. It's small and could be cleared with a handsaw, but the way it's fallen across the trail makes it impassible to stock.
Must be getting close...
Fording Santa Cruz Creek.
Santa Cruz Ranger Station, built 1938
Meadow at the station. Buckhorn Road allows the OHV crowd to make it back here. There's also corrals for stock users. This trip, we encounted one other hiker who was camped out here by the station with his dog for a few days.
Fishing one of the pools on Santa Cruz Creek.
The pool here was just big enough for a dip. There's a nice sandy beach to warm up afterwards just downstream of Josh.
Testing another pool farther downstream.
There's no real trail along the creek. You either have to wade the creek itself or find a passage through the willows, alders and cottonwoods along the banks.
This stuff looked like wild onion growing out of little islands in the creek.
It's amazing what water can do. These cobbles are wedged into the rootball of this sycamore.
Got one!
Rainbow Trout
She was a good sized female, full of eggs, so back in the creek she went.
Camp. That's the MLD Trailstar as our shelter. Some of the camps were a little brushy and grown in. We tried to clear this one up a bit and made use of some nearby cut oak for firewood and seats.
A close-up of the view under the Trailstar. Weather was nice the whole time; the tarp just helped to keep a little dew off of us. Bugs and reptiles turned out to be a little bit of an issue but we still managed without adding the bug net insert.
Water heating up on the stove for some dinner. Our gravity water filter is hanging off the tree in the background.
Warming up by the fire.
Getting dinner ready... Couscous with pesto, sun dried tomatoes and smoked salmon. Yum!
I really love how gnarled some of the old oaks in this valley get.
Since this was a fun hike, we packed in a few of my favorite hiking brew; Murphy's Irish Stout.
Josh warming.
Neat old sign on the ranger station.
Our second day we spent hiking the creek, looking for fishing and/or swimming holes. The Crocs were the perfect water shoe: reasonbly grippy, drained well and no problem getting wet. I had a little trouble with the straps getting torn off but it was nothing a couple of mini zip-ties couldn't fix.
One that got away.
We had perfect weather in the mid to high 70s during the day. The water felt great!
Bushwhacking our way along the creek, we came upon half of an old Thermarest that looked like it had been ravaged by the winter floods. Later on in the day, we found the other half of the sleeping pad wrapped around a tree with a bunch of other flood debris, pretty high up above the current flow. It was a testament to how crazy the creeks can get during a big storm. Luckily we didn't find any hiker pieces with the sleeping pad remains.
Josh hooks up another one. It eventually spits out the hook and gets away.
Traveling the creek requires constant wading through pools and rock hopping. It's an all day affair to go a handful of miles.
This area seemed like a great place for an off-trail stealth camp. There's a nice pool right here and the big flat sandstone slab over Josh's shoulder makes a great place to spread out gear, get some sun, etc.
"Somewhere" along the creek, there's a couple of really nice pools just downstream of a small waterfall. This place was amazingly beautiful!
First cast...
And success!
There were quite a few around in the nearby pools, all in the 10-14" range.
Getting in behind the waterfall.
Heading back to camp.
Hard to beat! Good beer, fresh fish.
And... I'm spent.
"There's a little captain in all of us..." Or in this case, Murphy's Stout and some Lagavulin single malt...
Heading back out, our last chance to look over the Santa Cruz Creek drainage.
I look excited to begin the 40-mile wall, don't I?
Part of the 40-mile wall is visible here. It's really only like 4 miles but it's overgrown, riddled with gopher walls and has a handful of washouts and slides. Hikers can do it, I'm not as sure about stock.
Little Pine Spring area. Both the spur trail to Little Pine Spring and the connector trail to Happy Hollow are pretty much gone. It took a while to even find the signs that announce the trail intersections.
Fields of wild mustard on the south-side of Little Pine Mtn.
Back down into the dry chapparal.
With most of the hike behind us, we found a great little pool somewhere along Oso Creek.
Back along the River Road, about a mile to go back to the truck.


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back in business
Had an issue connecting to my WordPress database for a while from my hosting server – thanks for great customer service from GoDaddy, we're fixed right up. Now, on to blogging. Stay tuned…
still a blogger?
Interesting question. Am I? My blog is still live, and I'm sitting here writing a post on it, soooo… maybe so. I'd like to think so anyway. I can try.
My old blogging friend, Andrew Jones, just wrote a good post on his ancient and estimable blog — The High Calling of a Blogger — worth a read. It made me want to blog again – more consistently, that is. It made me remember that it was worth something. There was a time, at least, when it was important in some way. Of course this could all be some twisted up psychological business in my own mind about me being worth something, about me being important in some way. Let's just let that sit there, shall we? OK, good.
I wondered "aloud" in Andrew's comments, whether or not this whole blogging thing has passed me by – whether, now that blog is a household word, people would read these things like they used to. Things have changed. Digital attention spans are shorter. And this post is already waaaay beyond 140 characters. It won't be the same now, for sure.
I certainly do, though, still think that I have some things to say that are worthwhile and possibly valuable. Is this what people tell themselves when they decide to write books? I don't know. A blog is not a book, not exactly. There are similarities, especially if you put all the content together. I haven't written "a book" — yet, but I can still write blog posts, so maybe I'll keep doing that – try to keep doing that.
Alright folks, let's move it right along, nothing new to see here. Get back to your homes and lives. The sky's not falling. Goooood Lord!
There's a thing going around about how Pope Francis said something about the big bang and evolution being something Christians should be open to, that what science deduces isn't incompatible with our faith. Ooooo K. How not in the loop are a lot of people? This is nothing new at all. The Catholic Church hasn't taken a hard stand on "when" and "how" God created everything in quite some time. That He did create it, sure. The mechanics of said creation, not so much.
I, for one, am glad about it.
I'll tell you a little story. When I was 12 (nearly 13 but still 12) I came to a point of faith in God, in Jesus, the formalities of which were worked out through and in the Catholic Church. I went through a period of "instruction" about the basics of the faith before being baptized in 1980. I actually remember one of my early questions to Fr. Killian was something like this: "Is there any problem with me believing in evolution?" Maybe it was more involved, but that was the gist of the question. Yes, at 12. And it was an important question to me, probably in ways I didn't even yet fully understand.
I'm grateful about how he answered that question – very moderately. I can't remember his exact words, but basically, "no problem – the important thing is that we understand that He created everything, however that particularly happened." Good answer.
The Bible is not a history book. The Bible is not a science book. The Bible is not primarily a rule book. We get these things wrong, well, most of the time.
I don't have to understand Scripture literally to believe that it is Scripture – that it was, in effect, written by God through men, to guide us back to Himself, back to the kind of Life He created us to live, with and in Him. 6 days – 6 billion years – these things aren't on my "necessary" list. And frankly, I don't understand how/why it gets to that place for so many of my siblings in Christ.
I believe in God the Father almighty, Creator of heaven and earth, of all things seen and unseen.
This, ultimately, is what matters. Very possibly some day, we will understand the how and why – all the particulars. Right now, that's not really happening. We can, though, observe the created reality, appreciate it, "read" it, and learn what we can from and about it. I will also say this, though. That cannot be the end. Seen and unseen. It's big. Reality is huge – much more complex and massive than we are able to fully comprehend at the moment.
Don't be afraid. That's in the Bible, a lot. Don't fear that somehow if some Christians get the idea in their heads that somehow, God used/worked through a process of evolution to get us where we are, that they will then slide down some slippery slope into paganism. Many of us have no problem with this. It doesn't erode away our faith. It doesn't cause us to turn into atheists. Do not be afraid.
I'll end with a little word for Scientists: Folks, stop trying to be philosophers. It's outside your purview. Stick to the "seen." That's what science is all about – the observable – empirical data. When your theories cause you to say things like, "therefore, there is no God," or, "therefore, since we can only see and observe the physical, nothing beyond that can exist," you have ceased to be scientific.
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First Look into IOTA Coffee and Bakery, Opening Soon in KTown
Coffee caliph Eton Tsuno is the consultant behind what could be L.A.'s most ambitious coffee destination yet.
Coffee caliph Eton Tsuno is the consultant behind what could be L.A.'s most ambitious coffee destination yet.
The Playa and Rivera chef cooked up seven L.A. classics and one crazy cake to help celebrate the magazine's five decades.
Ricardo Zarate follows up his mini-mall food stand with a contemporary space of reclaimed woods and natural materials in Beverly Hills.
The Four Seasons chef allows you to play Simon Cowell with his prospective dishes.
With great food and a committed sense of duty from the chefs, Taste of the Nation made for one of L.A.'s best tasting events of the year.
Incredible things are happening here, while the restaurant does its best to shake off the ghosts of Gyenari.
Though it looks like a faithful recreation of the original, this is actually Sam Nazarian's franchised version of the isolated NYC legend.
Our favorite L.A. bartenders share the recipes behind their most colorful spring cocktail creations.
This is the first U.S. location for the restaurant, which has one location in Mexico City and one in Guadalajara.
Every fancy mall should probably have one of these pricey but well-executed health food restaurants. In other words, it beats Wetzel's Pretzels!
The romantically renovated space will replace The Dining Room at Cliff's with classic cocktails and crostini.
Tim Goodell brought pork-fat ice cream, Lindy and Grundy held a butchering demo, and no belly left unstuffed.
David Linville, the former chef of Charlie's Malibu and The Standard, is now cooking steakhouse cuisine in The South Bay.
The event, which found Ludo chatting about his new twins and Morimoto hamming it up, had a pre-taped blessing from Wolfgang Puck to take over for his 30-year-old AWFF.
From classics like Zucca's butternut squash tortelloni to La Buca's brand-new pea shoot angelotti, Los Angeles has even more great Italian dishes that we recommend you try.
In Italian-saturated Brentwood, Villetta is bringing something new and more glamorous to its tables.
The chef's takeout joint offers a Philly cheesesteak with bulgogi and jerk chicken wings in an Asian-infused ode to beach food.
Guests enjoyed okonomiyaki, Kobe kalbi tempura, and octopus balls in support of The Jimmy Miller Memorial Foundation.
The artistic sushi maker is only offering her beautiful omakase once a long soft-opening period comes to its end.
We're still not totally sold on the name, but are optimistic about fish ribs and a ceviche station.