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Kenneth Wolstenholme's immortal line "they think it's all over ... it is now" came as England led West Germany 3-2 in the dying moments of the 1966 World Cup final at Wembley.
Excited fans were encroaching on the field of play. "Some people are on the pitch," said Wolstenholme as Geoff Hurst raced towards the German goal. "They think it's all over," he said as Hurst prepared to shoot. "It is now!" he declared as the shot flew in.
Wolstenholme covered five World Cups and 23 FA Cup finals and was the original Match of the Day host when it was launched in 1964. He left the BBC in 1971 following a contract row.
Sir Geoff Hurst led the tributes this afternoon for Wolstenholme.
"The funny thing is that for many of the younger generation his words are more familiar than my goals," said Sir Geoff. "That says something about the quality of his commentary that day. It's a sad day for football and my thoughts are with his family.
"I met Kenneth many times over the years. He was a lovely man and we often talked about that day in 1966."
Sir Bobby Charlton said: "I'm very, very sad. He loved the game and he was good at what he did. He had a marvellous voice which everybody remembers, and of course, those very famous words. All the lads will be very, very sad."
Sir Bobby's brother Jack said: "He was always around with the '66 lads wherever we went."
Martin Peters, who scored one of England's goals in the final, said of the famous line: "It came out of the blue and was perfect for the time and the end of the game. It rolled off his tongue. The quote will live forever."
Commentator John Motson said he will be remembered for more than "his magical last line of commentary". Motson said Wolstenholme was for 20 years "almost the solitary commentary voice that the nation associated with football".
BBC football correspondent Mike Ingham said: "He was an inspiring character. The voice of my youth who will always be associated with the 1966 final." Among other highlights of his career was the "Matthews final" of 1953 and a few months later the pivotal match at Wembley when Hungary beat England by six goals to three.
Wolstenholme died last night at the Mount Stuart Hospital in Torquay, Devon, where he was admitted last Monday for treatment for heart failure.
Ian Todd, chairman of the National Federation of Football Supporters' Clubs, said: "He was really the television commentator who set the standard for all those who followed him. He was very much loved by supporters and continued to visit games since his retirement, where he would always talk to the supporters who waited to shake his hand." Until recently Wolstenholme was Channel 4's soccer pundit, working on coverage of Italian matches. He was also a match commentator for Tyne Tees.
Born near Bolton, Wolstenholme, invested shrewdly in his local club and in Manchester United to ensure a comfortable retirement.
Since 1966, he also enjoyed a steady flow of royalties from the remarks that went down in broadcasting history. They were used for the title of the comedy sporting quiz show, They Think It's All Over.
Unimpressed by the show, which he described as "puerile", Wolstenholme wrote angrily to the BBC demanding a change in title. The protest was in vain.
His words were later used in commercials by Wolstenholme himself and at the start of the England football World Cup single in 1990. His popularity also earned him a place on the after-dinner speaking circuit.
Before becoming a football commentator Wolstenholme served in the RAF with great bravery during the Second World War.
He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and bar for his 100 bombing missions over Germany.
When he first joined the BBC in 1948, he confessed he had never even seen television.
He was married to Joan for many years, until her death in 1996 and continued to live in their small bungalow in Ewell, Surrey.
He is survived by one daughter and three grandchildren.
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Those helpful chaps at the Foreign Office have put together a website for those travelling to Germany this summer, writes Carrie Dunn.
It's a green giant of a site, with large uncomplicated graphics and a huge font size, all the easier for those illiterate football fans to read. Not content with offering us a special quiz about England and Germany's shared football history and useful advice such as: "Don't drink and drive. It is illegal," they've also provided a handy glossary. No more will you struggle to explain the offside law to your new-found Teutonic friend - just say, "Ein Spieler befindet sich in Abseitsstellung, wenn er der gegnerischen Torlinie näher ist als der Ball und der vorletzte Abwehrspieler", which means, "A player is in an offside position if he is nearer to his opponents' goal line than the ball and the second last opponent." No mention of the active-inactive distinction, but then that would make your simple phrasebook complicated.
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you are kidding, Jürgen?In the next few weeks the site will be updated with German translations of England fans' favourite songs. "Those football fans who wish to learn the English songs in German to sing at the World Cup can do so and the Foreign Office will help them do that," a spokesman said.
Fiona McGee, spokeswoman for the Football Supporters' Federation, is hoping that Ten German Bombers (Zehn deutsche Bomber) will be missing in action this summer. "If that's the best we can do it's not good enough," she said. "England fans have a dearth of good songs. There is a lot of humour at grounds around the country but none translates to England."
Foreign Office minister Lord Triesman joined in with a feeble attempt to ingratiate himself as one of the lads. "If it was up to me, 'fünf-eins' would be in there, celebrating our famous 5-1 victory in Munich."
England fans have been asked to send in new, improved, hilarious, golden-age-of-terrace-humour-esque songs for the World Cup. The Sun is running a competition, rather like Eurovision but with fewer sequins, with entry titles including: "Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Jürgen Klinsmann?", which bodes well for the quality of the lyrics.
The Foreign Office clearly means well and its site is intended as a genuine bridge across the language and cultural divides between England and Germany, but the website's naivety is astounding. Believe it or not, it is possible to like football and, say, not drink and drive because you know it is illegal, or even learn a foreign language - even if you don't want to sing your team's songs in German.


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Kasey and the gang were held together by a set of rules, their Zombie Plan. It kept them alive through the beginning of the End. But when the chaos faded, they became careless, and Murphy's Law decided to pay a long-overdue visit.
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excellent 2nd book! surpassed my expectations!
kc, jake, and mila charging into a swarm of shambling zombies being chased by the fast zombies. awesome. just awesome.
i must say this title sat in my library for over a month, mostly b/c the 1st book was kind of lackluster. i wasn't thrilled by the direction of the story. i listened to a few other titles then thought that the 3rd book in this series is coming out at the end of the month- 6/25/13. so, i thought it was about time i listened to this book in order to decide if i'd pick up the 3rd book. plus, i was craving for a good zombie story! now, there's no question! i can't wait for the 3rd book to come out.
yes! this 2nd book was that good! i liked it much, much more than the 1st book! now, i'm really hungry for brains...i mean the next part of this story!
the story picks up 4 months after the end of the 1st book. kc, jake, zack, mia, and granny are on the trail of the convicts. at 1st, i wasn't that enthused about them chasing after the convicts, but they quickly run into another group of survivors. after a tense confrontation, this other group of survivors lets kc's group spend the night at their safe house- a prison. yes, it's like the walking dead, but that's a nice comparison, right? oh come on! don't tell me you weren't glued to your t.v. every sunday night at 9 pm when the walking dead was on! i was! and i love me some nfl! ok. i digress...
kc and her group end up at a prison with another group of survivors. the cast of survivors at the prison is a good one. while there are a lot of survivors, the author does a good job managing and juggling them so you know who's who. you don't get lost in the crowd. there's another twist in the story- fast zombies. while not a new idea,
the author uses the concept well, really well! these fast zombies add a new dimension of terror and tension, and the author unleashes them at the right time. i was holding on to my seat and couldn't stop listening! for once in a long time, i wondered how the heck are they gonna get out of this?
the author does a really good job displaying the fear and power of the hoard. there's a lot more violence in this book. there's growth in the main characters, and the new characters are a good addition.
overall, i'm a happy camper after listening to an excellent zombie story since most i've listened to lately have been mediocre. i would've given this 5 stars except for the narration. yes, i still don't like how she does guys, but for once, that's my only caveat!
if you're a zombie fan, listened to the 1st, and wasn't that impressed, then i'd tell you to definitely give this a try. it'll more than make up for that book. if you liked the 1st book, you'll really like this one. if you haven't listened to the 1st book, then you could pick up
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I aim to empower my pupils so that they don't look to me for the answer first but to themselves.
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Having Fun with Learning - Teaching Writing Through Games
So, this is a lesson I have already done with an amazing Year Seven class. We were in the middle of a project based writing SOW based around spies that was inspired by and Hertfordshire Grid SOW. The pupils were in groups and in the middle of creating their own spy manual and all extremely excited - bless them right? One of my Year Seven pupils did ask me privately if they actually would be a spy at the end of the unit - oh to be eleven again. Their writing needed a boost before they started to pull together the final product so I thought I'd mix it up and havesome fun with improving the skills they needed for the types of writing theywould be using in the spy manuals. I wanted to make them see that the skillsthey need in their writing are being used all the time in everything they do, not just when they write.
The key to this lesson working is you staying in role and having fun with it, clear instructions and resources organised and set out ready in advance so you can focus on the lesson progression.
Starter – I asked them to discuss in groups what skills they needed for describing, instructing and informing. I used the fruitmachine name selector to choose which groups fed back ideas to the class. They came up with some great ideas. We discussed the fact that they knew what they should be doing but were not always getting it into their writing. We decided as a class that they need to practise the skills more in a fun way - so they became more confident with them.
Introduction - I put on some classic James Bond music and scuttled into a dark corner of the room to dress up as a spy, as you do. I adopted my new role as super spy Agent Findlater. The music faded away and I introduced myself to the class and was greeted by a sea of gasps, wide eyes and giggles (all good fun.) On the interactive whiteboard an ipad flashed up with a message from MI5 headquarters with their mission. "Trainee spies, in order to help you create a top notch spy handbook we think you need some field training. You will be asked to take part in a number ofactivities in today's training camp. Allthese activities will help you get on-the-job experience. Good luck budding spies. Agent Findlater."
Development – I then split the time for the main section of the lesson into three equal parts, one for each game we would play for the three different writing styles. Taboo for describing, blindfolded jigsaw for instructing and Information Relay for informing. Taboo involved one member of the group describing a word from a card that only they could see without saying the word. The group had to guess as many words as they could from the description. I played the classic bond music while they played the game and wondered around enjoying the buzz as they played. This worked well and they had lots of fun. We paused and fed back at the end of each game, linking it back to how it could help with our descriptive writing. Blindfolded jigsaw was actually inspired by a training session I had while on the teaching leaders course last year, thanks TL. This requires some prep but it is worth it. A simple cardboard jigsaw is placed in the centre of each table for the group to see, all of the group bar one are then blindfolded and the jigsaw is mixed up. The jigsaw in its made up format is displayed on the board for the non-blindfolded member of the groups to see. All blindfolded members of the group must remain completely silent and only do as the non-blindfolded group member instructs. The idea is to get the jigsawback to its original state, much harder than it seems and very funny towatch! We then paused and talked aboutwhat worked well and how we could apply that to their instructional writing. Information Relay was a simple game, one member of the group was given a full colour image, I chose a clip art detailed picture of a crime scene because it went with our topic, that only they were allowed to look at. The picture holder was not allowed to correct them and only allowed to give factual information tothe team. The rest of the group had towork together to draw the picture from factual information relayed to them from the picture holder. Then they placed the original and team created picture together to see the result. Some of the pictures that came out were hilarious! Again we paused and linked this activity to their informative writing and how they could apply this.
Plenary – I ended the lesson with another message from MI5 HQ from the ipad template on the interactive whiteboard. "Trainee spies, You have done the company proud today. We trust that you will treat these tasks andthe things you have seen as completely confidential. You can however share the information with the people in this room. Tell your study buddy what you have learnt today and how you will apply it to your handbook. You are one step closer to becoming fully fledged spies. Agent Findlater."
It was a brilliant lesson and one of those moments when you really appreciate why you got into this crazy profession. They were inspired, enthused and felt empowered after that lesson. I felt privileged to have been a part of that experience.
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Ms F
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<Blockquote>The current number for Eclipse, the third movie in the Twilight Saga franchise opening Wednesday is 4,416 theaters in North America. That passes Iron Man 2 which scored 4,380 venues. No word yet on the number of locations screening the film at 12:01 AM tomorrow.
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Jan 13, 2009 at 9:35 pm #1233233
Addie BedfordBPL Member
@addiebedfordLocale: Montana
Companion forum thread to:Jan 13, 2009 at 9:56 pm #1470030
Jay WilkersonBPL Member
@creachenLocale: East Bay
Great stuff!! I really like the pot cozy idea.Jan 13, 2009 at 10:06 pm #1470031
Ken T.BPL Member
Please pass the cream and sugar!Jan 13, 2009 at 10:18 pm #1470036
Michael MartinBPL Member
@mikemartinLocale: North Idaho
Hey, NoDoze is a lot lighter than all those "luxury" caffeine fixes. What's next, backcountry espresso makers? How about a Starbucks every 10 miles on the PCT?
-Mike M. — The editor formerly known as "nameless" ;-)Jan 13, 2009 at 10:43 pm #1470038
Mike SaxtonMember
The coffee and tea are great, but what is the name of the music that went with that coffee!Jan 13, 2009 at 11:54 pm #1470042
Steven NelsonBPL Member
@slnsfLocale: Northern California
So, those are "Melita" filters I'm using, and I like that they're "unbleached". Spoke a little too fast to be clearly understood there.
Fun to see everyone's methods, and that I'm not the only one who uses a cozy.
I don't have a cool theme song like Sam, though…Jan 14, 2009 at 4:18 am #1470056
Chris WBPL Member
@simplespiritLocale: .
Sam needs a theme song since he doesn't talk during his clip…Jan 14, 2009 at 4:35 am #1470058
Scott McClureMember
@scottmphotoLocale: The beautiful Arkansas River Valley
Where can I get a copy of the song that was playing during the video?Jan 14, 2009 at 7:45 am #1470084
Tracy NovakMember
MSR Mugmate is easier, less mess. 1 ounce.Jan 14, 2009 at 8:08 am #1470089
Sam HaraldsonBPL Member
@sharaldsLocale: Gallatin Range
We'd love to see your techniques for backcountry coffee as well. Post your photos, ideas, or video links here and share with the rest of us.
There has been a great discussion going on about this in another thread here as well.Jan 14, 2009 at 8:12 am #1470090
D GSpectator
@dangLocale: Pacific Northwet
I too like the MSR mugmate. Great for coffee. It also works great for loose tea, so you don't end up with tea bags. It also can be used to pre-filter water.Jan 14, 2009 at 8:17 am #1470091
Dave .BPL Member
I agree the MSR Mug Mate is the way to go. Simple, easy to clean, and I can use the same organic, fair trade coffee that I use in my French press while not backpacking.
I think the important thing to note is how a person makes coffee wihle *not* backpacking. If you drink crap coffee on a daily basis, odds are good that I'm not gonna care what you do while in the backcounty. ;)
On the other hand, if you use NoDoze on the trail, then I have to wonder what you do for coffee when all the amenities of home are at your disposal. Well Mike?Jan 14, 2009 at 9:28 am #1470103
Lewis MartinBPL Member
@mrtymrtnLocale: Sierra Nevadas Golden Trout W
One thing to remember, if you have your coffee ground, or do it yourself, have them grind it to French Press size… They grounds are bigger and they fall to the bottom after a quick stir, no need to strain….Throw out the last quarter inch.
I too have been wondering if I can download the song somewhere to my iTunes… Been looking for a year. I would gladly buy it..Jan 14, 2009 at 9:38 am #1470107
Ben PearreBPL Member
There are lots of ways to make coffee. The question, it would seem to me, is less "how to steep coffee grounds in water?" and more "find a few optima on the coffee-taste vs. equipment-weight function." I'd love to see you recruit Chris Kimball to the BPL staff :)
The parts of an Aeropress that are strictly necessary (syringe and stirring rod) are 246 grams. Damn if it doesn't make fine coffee (in about a minute including cleanup; no cozy needed as steeping time is about 10 seconds), but I tend to take tea into the woods due to weight and simplicity.
Speaking of which, those "MSR tea infusers" (http://www.rei.com/product/726094 for $17) appear to be a re-branding of the Finum infuser (http://www.specialteas.com/Tea-Preparation/Permanent-Tea-Filter-for-Mugs-Sm-Pots.html for $7), and the Chatsford infusers (http://www.specialteas.com/Tea-ware/Tea-Pots/English-Teaware/CHATSFORD-INFUSER-RED.html) are at least as good and far lighter (one for the Chatsford 6-cup pot weighs 12g). That sounds competitive vs. the strainer, and may be more convenient for tea, albeit less versatile?Jan 14, 2009 at 9:41 am #1470109
Roger BBPL Member
@rogerbLocale: Denmark
Its great to see Alan making Tea, had not thought of doing it in that way I have always used tea bags. So I need to buy some loose green tea. And the cosy system seems ideal as a tea pot cover, just like my grandma used to use.Jan 14, 2009 at 10:40 am #1470119
John HaleyMember
@quoddyLocale: New York/Vermont Border
For those liking more of an espresso or Turkish/Greek coffee: Use a slightly higher mixture using darker roasted coffee grounds. Stir then boil over a gentle heat until about to overflow x three times. One final stir to get the grounds to sink, then pour. Although I use this method to make it on the trail using a FireLite 550, at home I use a copper and tin ten ounce Ibrik.Jan 14, 2009 at 1:23 pm #1470144
Sam HaraldsonBPL Member
@sharaldsLocale: Gallatin Range
Side Note: We're exploring ways to make the BPL theme song available to our members. It's come up so many times that it's something we really need to do.Jan 14, 2009 at 3:58 pm #1470181
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
I made up a filter out of fine stainless steel mesh. Some dust gets through, but not much.
Coffee filter in cup, empty of coffee
Coffee brewing.
This is years old now, and went with me across France. It seems pretty rugged. An old face cream jar fits inside it neatly – that holds several day's worth of ground coffee.
CheersJan 14, 2009 at 5:43 pm #1470208
Mark HurdBPL Member
@markhurdLocale: South Texas
>The parts of an Aeropress that are strictly necessary (syringe and stirring rod) are 246 grams. Damn if it doesn't make fine coffee (in about a minute including cleanup; no cozy needed as steeping time is about 10 seconds), but I tend to take tea into the woods due to weight and simplicity.<
Ben P,
Hey! I use an Aeropress at home to make up "shots" for the trail. I usually use about 1/2 the water they suggest, but otherwise make coffee with the Aeropress as usual. I pour the "shots into a small plastic bottle for the trail then dispense as needed and add hot water. The concentrate will last without refrigeration for at least 10 days. Tastes great! Basically it is a do-it-yourself Java Juice.
-MarkJan 15, 2009 at 1:08 pm #1470412
Jared CookMember
@rooinaterLocale: Northwet
will there be an announcement if and when the song is available?
i fell for the simplicity of java juice last season when i bought the cup, fire starter and coffee package. my morning cup of coffee is no nonsense, fairly smooth, boil, pour, drink. BPL isn't getting rid of java juice are they? I saw it labeled as closeout in the store…Jan 15, 2009 at 3:51 pm #1470449
Patricia CombeeMember
@trailfrogLocale: Northeast/Southeast your call
Very nice video. I liked it a lot. Hope you do videos on even more stuff in the future. I shall give some of these tips some tries.Jan 16, 2009 at 1:17 pm #1470669
David SchillMember
@dschillLocale: Northeast
I used the GSI H2jo Coffee Filter. It fits on top of a water bottle. I use a 1 liter bottel with a home made cozy. Pour water in, close cap, let sit upside down for 3 min. +/-. Makes great coffee everytime, and with the cozy, even in winter it is HOT.Jan 17, 2009 at 9:24 am #1470799
Judi HensonMember
@ritzhensonLocale: The Deep South
At the risk of offending coffee afficianados, I like to use General Mills International Delights. I use cream and suger in my coffee, and this just seems like the easiest way to to do that. I boil water in my Snow Peak mini-solo, over my alki stove, add three spoonfulls, stir and drink. By the way I drink Fresh ground Kona coffee at home, not crap. Let the name calling begin. By the way, I want to download the song too! Who is that? I tried to Shazam it on my iPhone, it doesn't know it. Bummer!
Man! I just re-read that post, and I sound like a real jerk! Oops! I'm really a nice guy. My name is Ritz I used my wife's credit card to sign up so I gues I'll be Judith here. I want to thank everyone here for all that I've read here. I'm learning sooo much! Peace y'all.Jan 17, 2009 at 5:27 pm #1470909
Tom KirchnerBPL Member
@ouzelLocale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
"Hey, NoDoze is a lot lighter than all those "luxury" caffeine fixes."
You're not alone, Mike. NoDoze is my recreational drug of choice when I go cold food.
For "Cowboy Coffee" I've found a finer grind to work better than coarser grinds, particularly at higher elevations where the water boils at a lower temperature. My hypothesis is that a finer grind exposes more coffee ground surface area to the water, yielding a more thorough extraction. Should work at all elevations, but increasingly important the higher I go. It also uses less coffee. Downside is that it takes a bit more effort to clean the cup, which is where I steep my coffee. I use a Rubbermaid cup(wrapped in 3 layers of Duct tape in lieu of a cozy) and after adding very hot(not boiling) water and coffee, stir, snap the lid on, wait 5 minutes, stir gently again to settle the remaining grounds, and enjoy. Aaaahhhh.Jan 22, 2009 at 7:31 pm #1472191
Monty MontanaBPL Member
@tarasbulbaLocale: Rocky Mountains
Hey, great videocast, music, ideas 'n all! But where was the cowboy coffe? Back at the ranch, in Montana, we made ours by boiling water in a blue enamal coffee boiler, then throwing in a handful of grounds, a pinch of salt and a crushed up egg shell. The salt helped neutralize the acids to give a smooth taste, and the egg shells helped settle the grounds. Now, you don't need a blue enamel coffee boiler to do this, but Montana tradition dictates the rest as essential for authentic cowboy coffee. Uh huh, mmmm! Happy trails.
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Re: [beemonitoring] CCD breakthrough paper
- Dear Doug:One of the authors of that paper was on the evening news last night. I believe it was on CBS. As usual, the tv journalists may have been a little too enthusiastic stating that the twin causes of colony collapse disorder were now known. The essence of the piece was that the fungus doesn't cause it and the virus doesn't cause it but CCD occurs when the hive gets both microbes. Interestingly, the narrator kept repeating that the fungus was a parasite. I don't think the word, pathogen, was ever used for either the fungus or the virus. Does that mean that the general public understand the word parasite, but not pathogen or, more likely the press treats parasite and pathogen as synonyms? Interesting.PeterOn Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Doug Yanega <dyanega@...> wrote:
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Basically, the authors conclude that Nosema ceranae alone does not
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Univ. of California, Riverside, CA 92521-0314 skype: dyanega
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Marc pursed his lips, looking like he wanted to argue further until he sighed in defeat. 'Fine. But Earl's going with you. Let's face it love, you don't know how to fire a gun do you?'
Robby flushed. 'I'm sure it isn't hard.'
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It occurred to Joe he had no-where to sleep for the night. Everyone else had tents; some were even sleeping in a couple of the cars that lined the camp. Marc read his mind.
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Marc grinned, revelling in Joe's discomfort. 'We use this car to transport the dead bodies for burning.' He reached into his pocket and pulled out two small rubber earplugs. 'Shove these in your nose. They may do something about the odour.'
Joe did as he was told but realized he'd have to sleep with his mouth open which meant he'd be practically swallowing the scent.
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Once he was locked in, he climbed into the front seat and adjusted it so it was lying horizontal. Even though he was sure he couldn't sleep if his life depended on it, the unconsciousness swept him under as soon as his eyes closed.
* * *
The next morning, Joe's entire body ached from sleeping in such an awkward position. Disorientation consumed him briefly as he tried to figure out what was blocking his nasal passage. Fumbling at his nose, he remembered the events of last night and the odour in the car. God the plugs were uncomfortable. He sat up and glanced outside. He must have only gotten a few hours' sleep, but at least it was better than none. The sun was just beginning to rise, casting a light pink hue across the sky. What was it they said? Pink the morning, Shepherd's warning?
Joe slapped the glass. 'Hey! Can I get out of here now?'
Marc was nowhere in sight; presumably still asleep. One of the guys on patrol looked over at him with distrust. Joe motioned to the guy to let him out and the guy shook his head, a slow grin spreading across his face. Obviously he wanted Joe to suffer.
It took another half an hour for Marc to emerge with the car keys. His hair was dishevelled and the shadows underneath his eyes were prominent. He took his own sweet time in reaching Joe, and when the door opened Joe practically fell out. He removed the ear plugs from his nose and breathed in massive gulps of relatively fresh air.
'You took your time,' Joe grumbled. Marc smiled in satisfaction. He went back into his tent emerging a few seconds later with Joe's beloved crowbar.
'You're gonna need this. I'll go wake Robby and Earl.'
Ten minutes later and they were all ready to go.
Marc looked at Joe straight in the eye. 'Remember what I said before? Any funny business and you're dead. Earl may be a softy but he won't hesitate to kill you if you're any threat.'
Joe swallowed. 'Got it.'
They began their journey back through the woods, listening out for any zombies nearby. The only sound that they could hear was their laboured breathing as the incline began to get steeper and the moist grew thicker. Branches snapped beneath their feet and crickets chirped around them. Joe supposed that would be an advantage to them, the crickets. Once the crickets grew silent, he'd know there was danger nearby. It would give them some sort of heads up.
'I used to think crickets were the most peaceful sound on Earth,' Robby sighed beside him. 'Now they're just creepy.'
Obviously she hadn't been thinking the same thing as Joe.
Joe didn't know how much time had passed; he wasn't even sure if he was heading in the right way. He could have sworn he'd seen that broken log before.
'Why didn't we just take the car?' Robby sighed.
'Because I had to spend the night in it and the odour is disgusting,' Joe replied. 'Plus I'm not sure what the route is by road; I've only done it by foot.'
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Joe nodded more certain this time. Sure enough, a few metres ahead of them was the small opening that led onto the road where the house was.
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Lee Clark's Huddersfield Town side extended their unbeaten League record in 2011 with an important home victory over a dangerous Carlisle United side this evening.
Gary Roberts (pictured) netted both goals on home soil to take his seasonal tally to nine in all competitions, with Kevin Kilbane celebrating his switch back to midfield with two impressive assists.
The entire team - through from impressive 'keeper Ian Bennett to forward Alan Lee - played their part to secure another three points.
Town lined up in their 4-3-3 formation for the start of the game against now familiar opponents and had an early scare when a left sided long throw from Carlisle avoided everyone in the packed penalty area and dropped in at the far post! However, referee Mr. Deadman correctly ruled the goal out.
However the Terriers put together a lovely move in the 8th minute when the returning Naysmith found the chest of Alan Lee; he pushed the ball into the path of Gudjonsson, who played the ball inside left back Dudgeon for the onrushing Anthony Pilkington. 'Pilks' advanced on the 'keeper before shooting, but the ball was deflected wide by the legs of goalie Collin.
Two minutes later Lee tried another snapshot, but the ball trickled wide of goal. However, the signs were promising for Lee Clark's side.
Town skipper Peter Clarke headed a Roberts cross wide at the far post after a corner had only been half cleared as the quarter hour mark approached.
The other centre half was at it moments later, but big Jamie McCombe's header from Pilkington's corner delivery was turned to safety by the 'keeper.
BOOKING - Alan Lee was shown a very harsh yellow card in the 23rd minute for a shoulder barge on young left back Joe Dudgeon - a decision that astonished many around the Stadium.
Striker Lee was then flattened by centre half Cooper on the edge of the Carlisle box, which gave Gary Roberts the chance to strike a free-kick at goal; the winger hit the target with his effort, but once again the custodian was on hand to turn the ball away.
The impressive Jack Hunt launched another attack towards soon after; launching a long free-kick into the box from the halfway line. His ball found the head of Alan Lee perfectly and he flicked the ball right for McCombe, but his header found the hands of Collin once more.
Carlisle then created their best chance of the game with around five minutes of the half remaining, but Ian Bennett kept them at bay. Giant centre half Lubo Michalik stung the palms of the goalkeeper with a long range piledriver of a free kick, but the veteran stopper did very well to recover quickly and push away the follow-up from striker Francois Zoko.
'Benno' was at it again moments later, pulling off a world class save to deny Ivorian Zoko. The striker latched onto an excellent low cross from winger Ben Marshall and turned the ball towards the top corner, but somehow the former Sheffield United man dived to his right side and turned the ball over the bar.
GOAL - Town then took the lead when Gary Roberts scored his eighth of the season in the 39th minute of the game. The chance came courtesy of a superb through ball from midfielder Kevin Kilbane; the Irishman clipped a superb pass in behind right back Simek for the onrushing winger, who collected brilliantly before driving the ball low into the far corner from an ever narrowing angle.
That goal - Roberts' first since the FA Cup win over Dover in January - spurred Carlisle into action and they had a spell of possession soon afterwards.
GOAL - However, that man Gary Roberts scored his second goal of the game with a minute of the half remaining to extend his side's lead. Once again it was Kilbane who threaded the ball through the Carlisle defence, with Robbo totally beating the offside trap to race clear; the winger drew the goalkeeper as he entered the area before slotting the ball to his left side for his ninth of the campaign.
Roberts was really in the mood at this point and showed good pace to outpace the giant Michalik to latch onto a great flick-on from Lee. He tried an audacious lob as the 'keeper advanced, but unfortunately for the Terriers the ball landed on the top of the net.
Town almost extended their lead within the first two minutes of the restart, but a back post slip from Alan Lee meant that he couldn't get on the end of Naysmith's brilliant little dink into the area.
BOOKING - Craig Curran was shown Carlisle's first yellow card in the 50th minute of the game.
Pilkington went close to putting Roberts through on goal once more three minutes later but overcooked his cross-field pass.
BOOKING - Centre back Lubo Michalik was then booked for an ugly challenge from behind on Lee on halfway.
SUB - Carlisle boss Greg Abbott made his first change in the 55th minute, replacing Tom Taiwo with Matt Robson. This all took place while Town's Jamie McCombe received treatment after 'keeper Collin had flattened him to clear a long throw, albeit legitimately.
SUB - Carlisle's second change soon followed, with former Town man James Berrett replaced by Liam Noble in midfield.
BOOKING - Substitute Noble was almost immediately booked for a late challenge on Hunt after he played the ball.
Joey Gudjonsson had showcased his long range shooting skills against Arsenal at the weekend and hit another dipping and swerving free kick narrowly over the bar following that foul on Hunt from fully 35 yards out.
SUB - Carlisle final substitution came in the 66th minute, when new signing Rory Loy replaced Curran in attack.
Gudjonsson then forced Collin into a low save to his right side from a deep Roberts cross, but in reality the 'keeper was never seriously troubled by the effort.
SUB - Lee Clark introduced Benik Afobe to the game in the 74th minute - he replaced Alan Lee for his first appearance in Town colours since the home win over Sheffield Wednesday in early January.
Town were immediately back on the attack through a Naysmith free-kick delivered into the area. The ball was half cleared to the edge of the area where Kilbane picked it up and volleyed towards goal, but unfortunately for the home supporters the ball hit the wrong side of the side netting.
Carlisle were pushing for a way back into the game at this stage, but Naysmith used all his experience to get back on the line to block a low goalbound shot from winger Marshall in the 77th minute.
SUB - Joey Gudjonsson then pulled up with an apparent hamstring injury in the 78th minute and had to be replaced by Antony Kay.
McCombe flicked another header from a free-kick wide as the final ten minutes approached.
BOOKING - Francois Zoko was shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Hunt in the far corner in the 82nd minute as the young defender cleared the ball.
Afobe was then denied a clear header at goal by the giant Michalik late on from an Anthony Pilkington cross. The ball went for a corner, from which Peter Clarke volleyed narrowly wide at the near post.
SUB - Town made their final substitution in the final minute, with Scott Arfield replacing Anthony Pilkington.
A speedy breakaway in added time from Afobe led to a late chance for Roberts to complete his hat-trick, but his powerful low drive was saved well by Collin.
Town's team (4-3-3):
Ian Bennett; Gary Naysmith, Peter Clarke (c), Jamie McCombe, Jack Hunt; Kevin Kilbane, Joey Gudjonsson (Antony Kay 78), Lee Peltier; Gary Roberts, Alan Lee (Benik Afobe 74), Anthony Pilkington (Scott Arfield 90)
Unused Subs: Nick Colgan, Lee Novak, Chris Atkinson, Aidan Chippendale
Town Booking: Alan Lee (23)
Carlisle Bookings: Craig Curran (50), Lubo Michalik (53), Liam Noble (61), Francois Zoko (82)
Gate: 11,572
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I'd been about ready to stab that big mouthed dick, I really had. Maybe what he'd said had hit a nerve, or just the fact he was yelling at me and being so fucking ungrateful had been what made my temper snap, but either way, that knife was in my hands without me even realising what I was doing.
And then the zombies showed up. I'm not sure if it was a relief or not. Still, having something to stick my knife in when I was already worked up hardly went amiss. There were so many of them. We weren't exactly on the edge of the woods where we were, so fuck knows why they were close enough to hear, even with the yelling. Maybe they were running out of things to kill and slowly made their way out of town?
I didn't have much time to think about it, though. I was too busy breaking brittle bones, shoving aside bodies and snapping necks. It was like the mob that had chased me out of town had found me again and they were determined to finish the job.
I saw Joe disappear in a swarm of walkers and for some reason, even though he was the one that had made me lose it, despite the fact I'd been ready to stab him, I couldn't bring myself to let him go like that. Hacking the head off the zombie standing in my way, I reached in and pulled Joe out, trying to ward off the others with one free hand.
Fingers clawed at me as I shoved Joe out of the way. Some of them fell away as I broke the legs of the zombie they belonged to with a couple hard kicks, but it wasn't enough, apparently. Searing pain shot through my arm above the first bite mark. I looked down and saw a walker chowing down like I was the first thing it'd eaten in months. I stuck a knife in its head, but the damage was already done.
Wondering briefly if knowing I had the cure had made me more reckless, or if being with a group was starting to be a bad thing again, I pushed on, looking out for myself more than I'd been moments ago.
For a moment, it was like the other day all over again. Running. It was all in the running. Staying ahead of them meant I stayed alive, and stopping to help anyone again would kill me. I don't know why I'd ignored that part of my brain screaming at me that it would be the end of me if I slowed down for anything. I hadn't ignored it before.
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. - The Tennessee Highway Patrol tells News 5 troopers arrested a member of the Kingsport Board of Mayor and Aldermen Friday night.
Alderman Jantry Shupe was arrested for DUI and Violation of Implied Consent.
This is Shupe's second arrest for DUI. He was also arrested on June 2, 2013 for DUI in Kingsport.
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Will the Hoosiers learn much about themselves from this game? – Bill Lynch isn't about to fuel any team's fire, including an Football Championship Series (formerly I-AA) squad that has won three games in the last two years. That's why he'll talk about the Racers' 5'8" back-up quarterback Nico Yantko as if he's legitimately a Doug Flutie clone, and about Murray State as if they're every bit as dangerous as the Southern Illinois team from a couple of seasons ago that stunned the Hoosiers in Bloomington.
"Yantko is pretty good," Lynch said. "They really move the ball with him, and they put up a lot of points. So he seems like a really competitive, athletic guy."
But Yantko isn't Flutie, Murray State isn't Southern Illinois or Appalachian State, and the Racers don't figure to provide much of a test Saturday. On paper, this is one of the weaker teams to come into Memorial Stadium in years, a lower level team from a lower division level that is coming to town more for a check than a win.
So what, other than a win, will Indiana get out of this game? There are still questions to be answered as the Big Ten season draws nearer, and it's questionable whether the staff will get many answers this weekend. It will provide another good opportunity to see if Chris Hagerup can bounce back from a tough week and solidify his standing as the team's punter, but Murray State doesn't figure to test the IU defense a great deal. The competition gets a lot tougher after an off week when the Hoosiers face Ball State Sept. 20, and there could still be some uncertainty about how well tested IU will be heading into that game.
Can the Hoosiers make some significant progress with its special teams play? – One of the strengths of IU's team in recent years has been its special teams play. That's started with the work turned in by placekicker Austin Starr, but it's also included the big-play potential of Marcus Thigpen on kick-off returns and Tracy Porter on punt returns.
Starr appears to be picking up right where he left off a year ago, but the other facets could stand to show some improvement. The punting situation has been oft-discussed, and it's clear that Hagerup needs to put last week behind him and bounce back with a solid effort Saturday. A repeat performance of his Western Kentucky performance would likely lead to the staff needing to give serious consideration to using Joe Kleinsmith.
But the return game could also stand to see some improvement. No. 1 punt returner Ray Fisher's availability is in question due to a shoulder injury, and his back-up, Nick Polk, fumbled a fair catch attempt last week against Western Kentucky. If Fisher is unable to play, don't be surprised if Jerimy Finch is the choice to return punts this week. He's still second on the IU depth chart at strong safety behind Austin Thomas, and the staff wants to get the Florida transfer involved as much as possible while he learns the defense. Giving him a chance to make plays on special teams could be a way to accomplish that feat.
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Haste, O sinner! to be wiseAuthor: Thomas Scott
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1 Hasten, O sinner, to be wise,
And stay not for the morrow's sun;
The longer wisdom you despise,
The harder is she to be won.
2 O hasten mercy to implore,
And stay not for the morrow's sun,
For fear thy season should be o'er
Before this evening's course be run.
3 Hasten, O sinner, to return,
And stay not for the morrow's sun,
For fear thy lamp should fail to burn
Before the needful work is done.
4 Hasten, O sinner, to be blest,
And stay not for the morrow's sun,
For fear the curse should thee arrest
Before the morrow is begun.
Source: American Lutheran Hymnal #26
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Hasten, [O] sinner, to be wise. T. Scott. [Exhortation to Repentance.] Published in his Lyric Poems, &c, 1773, No. 23, in 4 stanzas of 4 lines, as "Hasten, sinner, to be wise." The L.M. version of this hymn, "Hasten, O sinner, to be wise," appeared in Rippon's Selection, 1787, No. 116, stanza ii. with the additional stanza "O Lord, do Thou the sinner turn." Both forms are in common use in Great Britain and America: the original is in Snepp's Songs of Grace & Glory, 1872, No. 470, with Rippon's additional stanza reduced to 7's metre; and Rippon's text is in the Baptist Psalms & Hymns, 1858, No. 373. In the Oberlin Manual of Praise, 1880, No. 219, 3 stanzas are given in 7's metre as "Haste, O Sinner, now be wise " [William T. Brooke]
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ATLANTA - One Atlanta school board member is finally speaking out about the abrupt firing of school leaders at North Atlanta High School.
Channel 2 investigative reporter Aaron Diamant spoke Thursday to board member Nancy Meister, who said she was just as shocked as parents and students over the release of the administrators.
Meister lives in the district where the school is located.
She's said she's been following Channel 2 Action News' coverage of the ongoing drama at North Atlanta High School over the last week very closely.
Last Friday, district leaders showed up at the school out of the blue with a security team to show interim Principal Mark MyGrant the door and let top school leaders know they'd been reassigned.
The move sparked days of protests.
On Tuesday, Superintendent Erroll Davis told parents and students the changes were necessary because poor academic performance put the school at risk of a state takeover -- a claim that the Georgia Department of Education told Diamant wasn't true.
Meister said she saw DOE officials shoot down Davis' claim on Channel 2 Action news at 5 Wednesday and it left her speechless.
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