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Sunshine Guest House, Thiruvannamalai
Sunshine Guest House #5 Annamalai Nagar, Perumbakkam Road, Thiruvannamalai – 606603 Tamil Nadu, India
Sunshine Guest House Details
Sunshine Guest House is conveniently located in the quiet area less than one km away from the Ramana Ashram in Tiruvannamalai. Each room has a breathtaking view of holy Arunachala Mountain, the oldest mountain on earth.
The brand new guesthouse is moderately priced and is like a home away from home. Clean and tastefully decorated this charming hotel is a jewel with friendly staff and perfectly manicured landscape. Each unit has a private balcony seating area and entrance.
Sunshine Guest House is perfect for both solo and group travellers and is a bright, affordable, safe, clean and a relaxing place.

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Fixing "gf" ("goto file") to not be special-cased for netrw
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- I tried setting up my own BufReadCmd autocmds for perforce depot paths (of the form "//depot/*") and found that trying to jump to those files with "gf" fails with this error message:
E447: Can't find file "//depot/foo" in path
I was confused why this worked for netrw and not for my script. Turns out vim has a special case to let anything through that looks like a netrw path.
There's code in find_file_name_in_path() to accept anything with "://" in it. But really what should be accepted is anything that matches a BufReadCmd. In that case "foo://bar" would no longer be accepted as valid (since vim doesn't know how to open it) and my "//depot/something" would start being accepted on my machine (since I've taught my vim how to open it).
Would that be acceptable?
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We arrived at the public library literally a minute after getting in the car and I immediately felt ashamed that it wasn't even that far from my apartment.
'Here we go,' he said with a chuckle.
He got out of his side of the car and I sat there until I realised that I wasn't with Brendan. Brendan always opened the door for me, no matter what.
I got out of the car moments later, regretting sitting there like a sad puppy, and followed Theo into the library. This was smaller than what I was used to and less hi-tech but it had the same quaint feel that I was longing for.
'Thanks for this, Theo,' I mumbled.
I expected him to be on his way so I was surprised when he followed me up the stairs and into a quiet corner. He took the seat opposite me and innocently placed his hands on his lap. I couldn't exactly tell him to leave me alone after doing me this favour so I pretended to busy myself with the contents of my bag.
'Would you like me to leave you alone?' he asked me. 'The "fumble around the bag" trick usually means there's unwanted company.'
I looked up at him and he had the cutest innocent smile on his face. I couldn't possibly tell him to go away; it'd be like shooing away a beautiful stray dog.
'No, it's fine,' I said.
'You know, I've been told by many girls that I'm a good listener,' he began, 'maybe I could help you?'
I couldn't help but stare at him. His eyes lit up like Brendan's did as if he was smiling with his eyes. I couldn't help but trust in this stranger.
'All's not too well in the relationship department, let me just put it like that.'
'Ah, relationships. I just got out of one so I would like to think I could be of some assistance,' he said kindly.
'Oh really? What happened?' I asked him curiously.
'Didn't work out. We wanted different things in life so we ended it on good terms.'
'That's good to hear it was a mutual decision,' I said with a smile, 'did you love her?'
'Him,' he corrected casually, 'and yes, I think I loved him at one point in my life.'
Him? Theo was gay? He was so masculine. Just not the type of guy I would assume was same-sex attracted. Then again, I wouldn't have suspected Brendan had same-sex tendencies either. I also felt very privileged that Theo was opening up to me like this as if we were long-time friends.
'You don't have a problem with homosexuality, do you?' he said after he noticed I took a moment to ponder.
'Oh no, of course not. I'm gay myself.'
I almost gasped after telling him that. Even though I was comfortable in my own skin, I never just blabbed my sexual preference out like that, especially to kind (and handsome) strangers.
'Really? I noticed you were very groomed and quite exotically stunning, but I never suspected you to bat for my team,' he said with a chuckle.
'Exotically stunning? Wow. Thank you,' I said, trying to refrain from blushing.
Theo smiled with his eyes once again and then urged me to continue my story.
Once again, I find myself easily opening up to him. I told him nearly every detail of mine and Brendan's relationship - how we first met and how we eventually got together, our first date, everything. I eventually got around to the part where I had to move here and it was testing my thoughts on the relationship and Theo seemed to agree with me.
'I understand why Brendan would be upset about this but I can see it from your point of view as well. Distance can do many things to a relationship and many of those things are negative. By the sounds of it, you spent most of your time with him so it's bound to be difficult to spend this time away from him so I get that you need to feel that love and comfort you had with him. I don't agree with the way he insulted you, however.'
Theo reached out and grabbed my hand and I didn't resist. The warmth of his made the back of mine tingle and I looked up at him to see him beaming down at me with those eyes.
'Thank you for listening to me, Theo,' I said with a feigned smile.
'It's okay. I'm glad you could open up to me like that.'
I got up out of my seat and Theo followed. I was walking in front of him as we weaved our way through the lines of bookcases and on instinct, I spun around and collapsed into his arms. He gladly wrapped his arms around me and brought me into a warm embrace.
'It's okay, Rayne, I'm here for you.'
I didn't want to let any tears out but I couldn't help it. They just came out by themselves. I couldn't keep it in.
'That's it, buddy, let it all out,' he said soothingly.
After what seemed like forever, I finally found the strength to lift my head up and I immediately felt warm inside when I saw him smiling at me.
'Are you alright?' he asked me politely.
'Yeah, I feel better now,' I said. 'You're so open and up-front, you know that?'
'One of my many good traits,' he said with a wink.
I was still in his grasp when he swooped down and brought his lips to mine. We kissed for what seemed like an eternity when I pushed him away.
'I can't do this,' I breathed.
'I'm sorry,' he whispered, 'but I wanted to.'
If there was anything worse that could happen to mine and Brendan's relationship, it just happened.
'Can we go please?' I asked.
I let go of Theo and practically ran down the stairs. This was not happening. Shit like this didn't happen to ordinary people like me. Maybe on movies to people like Scarlett Johansson but not to me.
I made a beeline for Theo's car when I realised that I didn't have to leave with him. I could find my own way home.
I looked over my shoulder and saw him coming after me, screaming out for me to stop but I couldn't.
This was how I approached situations like this. I ran away from them. And this is what I was going to do now.


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Facebook Tape
December 21, 2011 by staff
Facebook Tape, A DISTURBING image purportedly showing a young girl bound with duct tape on her mouth, wrists and ankles has touched off a joint police and child protective services investigation in Chicago.
The image, which was circulated on the web, appears to be posted on a Facebook profile page bearing the name Andre Dmcg Curry and describes him as a 21-year-old married Chicago man.
A caption accompanying the image reads, "This is wut happens wen my baby hits me back. ; )"
When FOXNews.com accessed a Facebook profile yesterday apparently belonging to Mr Curry, the image was not visible. Several attempts to contact Curry and other members of his family for comment were unsuccessful.
Officer Mike Sullivan, a spokesman for the Chicago Police Department, confirmed that the image has led to an "ongoing investigation."
Detectives have questioned Mr Curry, who has not been placed under arrest, Officer Sullivan said, declining further comment.
Jimmie Whitelow, a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), said his agency also is investigating the image. Mr Whitelow said DCFS officials have had no prior contact with the family.
Mr Curry's purported Facebook profile contains several messages from Saturday referencing the image.
"Nasty dirty child abuser," one posting read. "To do this to your daughter, your flesh and blood is unbelievable."
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Restaurants in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico, searchable by cuisine and location, with ratings and reviews. Get educated before you eat!
|This week's featured Restaurants!
Lobo Hangouts
66 Diner
1405 Central Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 247-1421www.66diner.com
Mon-Fri: 11am-11pm Sat: 8am-11pm Sun: 8am-10pm (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Century 14 Downtown (See Film Times)
Cuisine: Diner, New Mexican, Ice Cream/Smoothies/Gelato/Fro-Yo
Step back in time for old-fashioned diner food and atmosphere with a New Mexican twist (incarnate in the hot and spicy Frito pie). The 66 Diner dishes up yummy burgers and fries, breakfast plates and daily specials like chicken pot pie with cream gravy or crispy-fried po' boys. The real stars in this place, though, are the awesome frozen desserts. They run the gamut from mammoth banana splits to 99-cent teeny-weeny hot fudge sundaes. The milkshakes come in almost any flavor combination you can think of and are some of the creamiest, most lip-smacking concoctions around. (Alibi Staff, October 13, 2010)
Annapurna's World Vegetarian Café
2201 Silver Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 262-CHAI (2424)www.chaishoppe.com
Mon-Sat: 7am-9pm Sun: 9am-8pm (hours can change without notice)
$ • Vegetarian Available • Gluten-free available • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Outdoor Patio • Wireless Internet
Full review: North Valley outpost keeps the karma flowing (10/22/2009)
Read more: The Dish: Two restaurants reach the decade mark (1/26/2012)
Ayurvedic cuisine supposedly works with your body's natural energies and constitution to create "soul" food that's on a whole new plane. Winners of Best Vegetarian in our restaurant poll several years running, Annapurna's food is satisfying but never heavy and, well, you just feel better after you eat there. Try Sunday brunch with spiced gluten-free, vegan pancakes and breakfast quinoa (but you'll have to live without scrambled eggs, sorry). The shaded courtyard to the side of the restaurant is spectacular. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Big Chow Chinese Take Out
2132 Central Ave SE Suite BUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
Cuisine: Chinese
$ • Delivery • Catering • Take Out / To-Go
Looking for a stroll down a cheap route but daydreaming of more food than you can even think of eating? Big Chow offers large portions of freshly cook Chinese food that will satify your stomach and wallet. Walk-ins are welcome but Big Chow knows that sometimes you want to have a night in and with free delivery to UNM, Downtown and Sunport areas, they've got you covered. (Alibi Staff, April 10, 2013)
Bricklight Dive
115 Harvard SE C9University)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 232-7000www.bricklightdive.com
Mon-Fri 11am-11pm Sat-Sun 12pm-10pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Italian, Bar and Grill/Pub
$ • Booze Served • Craft Beer • Outdoor Patio
Parked on Harvard's prime stretch of UNM territory, Bricklight Dive is tailor-made for the University crowd: a short, inexpensive menu of Italian "street food" (lots of bread-based snacks with toppings; some nice, filling salads) and local beers for just a few bucks. The people-watching on the patio is excellent if you can get a spot. From the same folks behind Q Burger in Downtown. (Alibi Staff, August 23, 2011)
Brickyard Pizza
2216 Central Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 262-2216www.brickyardpizza.com
Mon-Sat: 11am-1:30am Sun: 11:am-11:30pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Pizza, Bar and Grill/Pub
Brickyard Pizza is known for fast slices and beers on the cheap. It's the only full bar directly across from UNM, making it the prime watering hole for your post-theater and post- or pre-class needs. It also sometimes has live music and, usually, more televised sports than you can handle. The best thing about Brickyard, though, is that it's also the only noncorporate pizza establishment with late-night delivery (until 2:30am on Friday and Saturday and until 1:30am all other nights) in Burque, which satiates an otherwise unfortunate void. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Carraro's Pizza & Joe's Place
108 Vassar Dr SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 268-2300www.facebook.com/pages/Carr…
Mon-Fri: 11:30am-2am Sat: 2pm-2am Sun: 2pm-midnight (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Pizza, Italian, Bar and Grill/Pub
In the front, it's a standard restaurant laid out with a small bar and big window facing the street. Travel a short way through a blacklit hall and enter the kind of divey neighborhood hangout this city needs more of, complete with TVs, a jukebox, a ping-pong table, air hockey and arcade games. Though the entire menu is available no matter where you choose to spend your time, you can't go wrong with the twisty-crust pizza. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Chocolate Maven Bakery and Café
(505) 984-1980www.chocolatemaven.com
Sun: 9am-3pm Mon-Fri: 7am-6pm Sat: 9am-6pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: American, Bakery/Sweets
It has chocolate in the name ... how could it not be delicious? The Chocolate Maven is tucked nicely into the same warehouse where bakers produce fresh scones, cakes and other delectables found at local coffee shops and grocers. The café is soft and quiet, with an Italian country villa feel. If you sit on the ground floor, you can watch the bakers make cinnamon rolls and knead bread as you tear into wonderful dishes like roast beef and Gouda cheese on freshly baked sourdough bread. Even if you're too stuffed to eat dessert after lunch, make sure to look at all the fine creations and take some home for later. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Chow's Asian Bistro
(505) 471-7120www.mychows.com
Sun 4:45-9:30pm; Mon-Thu 11:15am-2pm, 4:45-9pm; Fri 11:15am-2pm, 4:45-9:30pm; Sat 11:30am-2:30pm, 4:45-9:30pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Chinese
Chow's is one of those rare Chinese food finds that doesn't make you feel too guilty about digging into a steaming pile of noodles. In fact, this place features extremely fresh and flavorful dishes that jump off the plate with color. Try the Dragon sesame chicken and the Volcano fish, not to mention their delicious herbal tea and gingered bok choy. Pick up some chopsticks, and head to Chow's for lighter, yet zesty, fare. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
The Copper Lounge
1504 Central Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 242-7490www.thecopperlounge.com
Mon-Sat 11am - 2am Sun closed (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Bar and Grill/Pub
$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Craft Beer • Wine • Pool Tables • Outdoor Patio • Wireless Internet
The rambly old building has plenty of dark corners to hide in as you make your way through the extensive beer menu and, if the weather's nice, an inviting patio area to scarf down a brick-oven cooked pizza in the fresh spring breeze. (Alibi Staff, December 23, 2010)
Counter Culture Café
Sun-Mon 8am-3pm, Tue-Sat 8am-9pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: American, Bakery/Sweets, Coffee/Tea/Espresso
Taste buds with indecisive tendencies might find the satisfaction they crave at Counter Culture. While the café specializes in brunch, choosy diners select from a wall-sized menu stacked with eclectic salads, sandwiches, French toast and pancakes, all fresh and generously portioned. The sandwich combo, which comes with a side salad and a cup of soup, is a slamming deal (we recommend the salmon Thai coconut soup), leaving enough change in your pocket for that slice of chocolate cake you won't be able to resist. The casual atmosphere, quick service and quality food make Counter Culture a Santa Fe staple. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
The Cowgirl BBQ
(505) 982-2565www.cowgirlsantafe.com
Mon-Thu 11:30am-11:30pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-12:30am, Sun 11am-11pm (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: UA DeVargas (See Film Times)
Cuisine: American, Bar and Grill/Pub, New Mexican, Barbecue/Soul Food
For years, Cowgirl has been our most-visited restaurant in the capital. It's easy to find, there are always enough tables, the people-watching is great, and the food keeps coming until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Plus, the barbecue and Southern-style food is reasonably priced. Do not miss out on the chili cheese baked potato topped with your choice of beef or veggie chili. Wash it down with a cold beer or a giant soda. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
The Cube BBQ
1520 Central Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 243-0023www.thecuberestaurant.com
Tues-Sat: 11am-10pm Sun: 11am-8pm Closed Monday (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Century 14 Downtown (See Film Times)
Cuisine: Barbecue/Soul Food
$$ • Booze Served • Craft Beer • Catering • Take Out / To-Go
Full review: The Cube BBQ (9/10/2015)
Full review: Memphis-style barbecue without borders (12/17/2009)
While The Cube's presentation is upscale, the portions you'll get are of standard barbecue proportions, unlikely to send you home hungry. Ribs, chicken, brisket, links and pulled pork are hickory-wood-smoked and prepared with a spice rub ("dry") or drenched in tangy, smoky, sweet, acidic sauce ("wet"). Both versions are excellent. Hot dog lovers will have plenty to chew on with Chicago dogs, bacon-wrapped Guadalajara dogs and 505 dogs (bacon, avocado and green chile). And with mapley candied yams, mac and cheese, and skin-on fries, the sides at The Cube are hardly sidenotes. To wash down your meal, there's a wine and beer list and a hefty menu of house-made mousses, pies and muffins for dessert. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
DG's Deli
1418 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. NEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM
Albuquerque NM
(505) 247-3354www.dgsdeli.com
Mon-Fri: 9am-3pm Sat: 11am-3pm Closed Sunday (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Deli/Sandwiches
DG's serves inexpensive, satisfying, hot and cold sandwiches in a quiet West University neighborhood. The possibilities for a customized 'wich are endless, whether you're after a six-inch snack or a two-foot torpedo. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Ecco Espresso and Gelato
Mon-Thu: 7am-9pm Fri: 7am-9:30pm Sat: 8am-9:30pm Sun: 8am-6pm (hours can change without notice)
Gelato is a gift from the gods. These flavors are fantastic (try the hazelnut), the texture is soothing, and it's lower in fat than ice cream. Stop by Ecco for a tasty frozen treat, a fresh deli sandwich and a European-style café experience. Open until 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays—a godsend for latenight munchers in the area! (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
El Farol
(505) 983-9912www.elfarolsf.com
Nearby Theater: UA DeVargas (See Film Times)
Cuisine: Spanish, Fine Dining
$$$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Catering • Live Music • DJ • Dancing
This is another one of our all-time Santa Fe favorites. We go for Spanish-style tapas in one of the quiet dining rooms. Sometimes we stop in for a late-night drink and some entertainment in the lively bar up front. Whether it's a flamenco guitarist and dancers, or a Western swing band, the bar is always fun. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
El Patio de Albuquerque
142 Harvard Dr SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 268-4245www.elpatiodealbuquerque.com
Cuisine: New Mexican
Full review: And I know because she said so (9/15/2016)
Read more: Patio and Happy Hour Guide: Oxygen-Rich Music (6/16/2016)
A can't-miss New Mexican spot steeped in lived-in UNM area charm. There are amazing beans, potatoes and, of course, sopaipillas. And some really tasty green chile chicken enchiladas, all of which are complemented by a cerveza or a wine cocktail. And live guitar music. And a cool patio on which to take the evening air. If there's Frito pie on the specials board, get it. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Frontier Restaurant
2400 Central Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 266-0550www.frontierrestaurant.com
Mon-Sun: 5am-1am (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: New Mexican, American, Diner
Full review: Do us all a favor; go Western (12/15/2016)
Frontier is an Albuquerque staple that most folks can agree on. Breakfast burritos, sweet rolls, huevos rancheros, green chile stew, shakes, fresh-squeezed orange juice—it's all great. The ambience is strictly cafeteria plus plenty of interesting characters to talk to after a late-night study session. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Gyros Mediterranean
106-A Cornell SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87106
Albuquerque NM 87106
(505) 255-4401egyros.com
Mon-Fri: 11am-10pm Sat: 11:30am-10pm Sun: noon-9pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Greek/Mediterranean
Gyros is a modern-looking Greek place. None of that cheesy wall-to-wall blue and white paint or brimming flower pots here. Instead, Gyros opts for a kind of metallic sheen. Luckily, the food is just as reasonably priced as the next Greek joint. The souvlaki and gyros are good, but be sure to try the kota reganato and the honey-soaked baklava. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Harry's Roadhouse
(505) 989-4629www.harrysroadhousesantafe.com
Sun-Sat: 7am-9:30pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: New Mexican, Bakery/Sweets
Harry's Roadhouse exists somewhere in the realm between traditional roadside diner and funky, New Mexican hacienda. We recommend the California Dreamin' burrito, or any New Mexican item with turkey and green chile. If you're in the mood for something a little different, try LaMont's all-natural buffalo burger. Take a seat at the bar, and dive into a slice of coconut cream pie or a homemade ice cream sandwich. Make sure to ask the friendly waitstaff about the specials, which also include brunch and dessert. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
India Palace Cuisine of India
(505) 986-5859www.indiapalace.com
Cuisine: Indian, Buffet/All-You-Can-Eat
India Palace in Santa Fe is a different restaurant from those in Albuquerque but maintains the same lavish service, exquisite food and deluxe ambience. Say yes to the sinus-clearing prawns vindaloo and addictive chicken korma. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)


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Wells Fargo Borrowers in California Still in Need of Mortgage Relief Despite Recent Attorney General Settlement(June 14, 2012)
Roseville, California (PRWEB) June 14, 2012
Though settlement was reached recently with the States Attorneys General, UFAN Legal Group, PC (UFAN) continues to see significant interest in litigation against Wells Fargo and the other major banks participating in the settlement. Despite the settlement, many California homeowners continue without relief.
UFAN filed its first complaint against Wells Fargo on September 1, 2011 in Sacramento Superior Court (case number 34-2011-00110146). The case targets alleged fraud in the origination of loans, Wells Fargos improper servicing of borrowers loans, and other claims mainly concerned with contract law.
The Judicial Counsel of California recently agreed to coordinate this case with another similar case pending in Los Angeles (Mireles v. Wells Fargo, Case No. BC467652, filed August 16, 2011). All similarly situated Plaintiffs now bring claims together. Likely, there will be an opportunity to add more Plaintiffs with similar claims.
Recent news headlines feature a major settlement between the States Attorneys General and four major banks, including Wells Fargo. While Wells Fargo, through this settlement, agreed to a large cash payout both to participating states and certain groups of distressed borrowers, many borrowers continue to be left without relief. For example, the settlement does not cover homeowners whose mortgages are owned by government sponsored entities like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, according to media reports. Reportedly, these loans make up more than 60% of California homeowners, and the settlement itself will only apply to about 250,000 California homeowners.
While the settlement precludes certain new actions by state officials against participating banks, it does not limit private lawsuits filed on behalf of homeowners. UFAN continues to fight for the rights of distressed homeowners who have been injured by the poor business practices of Wells Fargo, and who have been left without assistance despite governmental efforts.
If you believe you may have been injured by your lender, UFAN offers complementary attorney consultations to assist distressed homeowners in assessing possible options for relief including, but not limited to, litigation and bankruptcy. Click here to contact UFAN.
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Drogba departing Chelsea
Chelsea have confirmed Didier Drogba will be leaving Stamford Bridge when his contract expires next month.
By Pete O'Rourke - Follow me: @skysportspeteo
Last Updated: 22/05/12 4:19pm
Chelsea have confirmed Didier Drogba will be leaving Stamford Bridge when his contract expires next month.
Drogba's future has been the subject of intense speculation in the wake of their UEFA Champions League success over Bayern Munich at the weekend.
Reports in France on Monday suggested Drogba was leaving Chelsea, only for his representatives to deny the rumours.
However, it has been confirmed by both Chelsea and the player that they will part ways in June when his deal comes to an end.
The 34-year-old, who scored the winning penalty in the shoot-out victory over Bayern, admitted it was a tough decision to make to leave Chelsea, but he insists he is proud of his eight years at Stamford Bridge.
"I wanted to put an end to all the speculation and confirm that I am leaving Chelsea," Drogba told the club's official website.
"It has been a very difficult decision for me to make and I am very proud of what we have achieved but the time is right for a new challenge for me.
"As a team we have accomplished so much and have won every single trophy possible. Saturday was a very special moment for everyone at the club and for all the fans, and I am very proud to have played my part in bringing many trophies to this club, which has been my home for the last eight years.
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone at the club especially Roman and my team-mates, many of whom have become very close friends and will be my friends for life. I would also like to say a very special thank you to the Chelsea fans who have shown me so much love and support over the years.
"I wish the club all the best and continued success for the future - you will always be in my heart."
Chelsea chief executive, Ron Gourlay, paid tribute to Drogba for the impact he has had at the club, describing him as a legend.
He said: "Didier is undoubtedly a Chelsea legend and will always be part of the Chelsea family. He is certainly leaving on a high after Saturday night but he feels the time is right for a new challenge.
"Of course Didier has contributed so much to all of Chelsea's recent successes. He has been a consummate professional during his entire time here and as one of the natural leaders in our squad he has been an inspiration to a lot of our younger players.
"We have known for some time that this outcome was likely but Didier and the club only made a final decision on that in the last couple of days, because for obvious reasons neither Didier nor the club wanted to distract focus away from the Champions League final.
"The talks were amicable all the way through and we wish him all the best for the future. He is welcome back to Stamford Bridge at any time - either as a player or as a guest of ours."
Drogba has been strongly linked with a move to Chinese side Shanghai Shenhua to link up with former Blues team-mate Nicolas Anelka.


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Snapshots From the Boca Beer Lovers Meet-Up at The Lodge
Ian Witlen
Boca Raton's The Lodge is a great place for a get together. It's comfortable, the staff is friendly, and it's got one of the best beer selections around. That's why we named it our Best New Bar in Palm Beach just last week. And it's also why the Boca Beer Lovers,a beer tasting club organized on MeetUp.com, held their monthly meet up there last night. New Times was there, and we took the pictures to prove it.
Check out the full slideshow of the brouhaha here. If it makes you thirsty enough (and by all rights, it should), then become a member of the Boca Beer Lovers by signing up here.
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Dracontomelon dao, (Tagalog: dao; Indonesian: dahu; Malay: sengkuang; Thai: ka-kho) also known as New Guinea walnut, Pacific walnut, or Paldao, is a tropical canopy tree distinguished mostly by its height (reaching up to about 45 metres or 148 feet) for its greyish-brown trunk which is branchless up to about 20 m (66 ft), and for its narrow buttresses which can reach up its trunk up to 6 m (20 ft) high. It is native to the riverine and limestone forests of Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, and Thailand. The species name is taken from the tree's name in Filipino.
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The seed surface typically displays an intricate pattern with an approximate five-fold symmetry, and its five rhombic protrusions are reminiscent of primitive Buddha images. It is revered and called "Five Buddhas" in the North-East of Thailand and in Laos.
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The municipality of Dao, Capiz and the Barangay (village) of Dau in Mabalacat, Pampanga are named after the dao tree.
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A specific specimen of Dracontomelon dao has become an icon for students and a tourist attraction of sorts for the University of the Philippines Los Baños.[1][2][3]
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It's hard to say 'Worthing' without thinking of two words: 'rock' and 'roll'. Who am I kidding? Did the band wake up the south coast? Do the residents, when weekends are good, walk the South Downs as a family?
It's hard to say 'Worthing' without thinking of two words: 'rock' and 'roll'. Who am I kidding? Did the band wake up the south coast? Do the residents, when weekends are good, walk the South Downs as a family?
I'm going. This is the venue where The Fall played their worst ever gig in 1996. Rubbish venue. Huge box. I'll record it as well.
17 March 2017
Bored with the FOF, Mark?
17 March 2017
Well it's taken me 33 years to see them live but it was worth the wait, I used to go into Probe back in the day and every record shop in Birkenhead. I'm glad to see that oldish men and women can still enjoy bloody good songs and musicians with a social and pointed edge.
I can from experience empathise with the dumbing down of music and life, I once owned a large modern semi in Spital and escaped thank goodness
Brill night
17 March 2017
Not the best venue. More like a big hall with a band at one end. The shiny floor clearly more used to the dancing shoes of jiving oldies than spilled beer. A small-ish crowd (for the room size) contained many locals, out for the night – not a lot of DPAKs on display, not even that many Achtung Bono shirts. Locals tutted as Nigel mispronounced Arundel and some of the local trivia fell a bit flat. But the merch stand was heaving after the gig, so I guess the Sussex noobs appreciated the show.
A highlight was an unplanned outing for "Improv Workshop Mimeshow Gobshite", one might even say it was improvised.
Oh my, is that the time? Must get my stuff together for Oxford…
18 March 2017
I agree, the venue was lacking in atmosphere. I'm proud to say, though, that after calling for Mimeshow at every gig, Nigel finally answered my call for it last night – a personal highlight. I wish I could remember what he said before starting it…
18 March 2017
It's quite sad when the perfect gig goes downhill because the wonderful Exxo has had too much too drink, and decides to wade through the crowd to be menacing (AGAIN).. It's a shame that the catalyst for this was the whispering of "please be mindful of the females at the front they're only small" into an over enthusiastic gentlemans ear.
Cue the wonderful Charles Exford wading over to throw his weight around screaming in my face and putting his hand round my throat.
Thankfully, his ludicrous behaviour won't put us off attending in future, we come for the music after all..
18 March 2017
Walked on to Sibelius' Cornelius suite, I think.
Cover was "Take the skinheads bowling".
The in between I will leave to those with a better memory than me, but Bob Wilson kicked off and Trumpton ended.
I embraced the margins of the mosh pit so have nothing to add regarding behaviour therein.
It was a local gig (it took me longer for me to find a parking space when I arrived back in Brighton than it did to drive from Worthing), so that in itself was enough to make me cheerful.
18 March 2017
Hmhb not my thing really but as they were on my doorstep I thought I'd go and I got a free ticket so rude not to. I apologise for the venue. Should have Played St Paul's close by but I guess we all had masses of space. I've recorded the show and will up in Dimadozen later.
18 March 2017
@Idiots and Pigeons. I was awaiting a punchline, but am starting to fear that there isn't one. Guys, what's happening to us? I assume the alleged perp will exercise his right of reply?
18 March 2017
Tonight's walk on….."Somebody's gonna get their head kicked in tonite" The Rezillos version, of course…………"Hello, Oxford".
18 March 2017
Toastkid – I think he said "Mimeshow, is that it? All right, you get it" or something like that. Haven't seen the setlist yet but I couldn't but feel they bumped Chatteris out for Mimeshow. I'm not complaining. Or maybe I am 😉
18 March 2017
What is the common denominator then?
18 March 2017
Never been there before, but I liked the Assembly Rooms and the sound quality was awesome with the angst switch fully deployed on Look Dad No Tunes. Joy of Sex video updated to DVD and it filled Nigel with joy to see both moshers out jogging and joggers out moshing. Though I live in Surrey, I can personally corroborate Nigel's assertion that the bins in Liverpool are purple as I have one in my back garden which I liberated from the yard of a house in Sefton where, for many residents, it's black bags only on rubbish day.
18 March 2017
Are you familiar with Howard Becker's "Labelling Theory"?
Here's a link to the last incident, last nights was virtually identical albeit on the occasion linked here he took offence to me removing his inbred associate from the vicinity of my partner after he spent the first half of the gig groping her… why on earth is he wading through a crowd to scream in somebody's face? (Note the man trying to pull him back?) That's not the action of a saint now is it…
18 March 2017
Kin ada, Not again.
18 March 2017
Sounds great!!
18 March 2017
Sounds was good last night and crowd size wasn't too bad. The merchandise stand seemed to do a good trade.
I stood towards the back and there was some absolute tw@t who spent most of the evening moaning about the crowd but when told to go down the front and liven things up decided to stay where he was.
Glad to hear that Anchored went down well.
18 March 2017
Great sound.
Great band.
Great people old and new.
Great cider in the anchored.
Great roll up Roy.
Great to see Ron-seal again.
Gutted I am not in oxford now.
'Last night there were skinheads on my lawn'
18 March 2017
What, no set-list yet? Well, here you go: –
Bob Wilson
Evening Sun
Fred T
Shit Arm
Mountain Bikes
Old Age
Light Tunnel
Bad Wools
Hi Vis
Look Dad
Improv Workshop
Dean Friedman
Trad Arr Tune
Cover – Take the Skinheads Bowling (Camper Van Beethoven)
19 March 2017
First gig I've seen by them, just wonderful!
The almost Minor Threat cover version moment was the odd one – it was In My Eyes wasn't it?
19 March 2017
First gig I've seen by 'em, wonderful.
Aborted Minor Threat song was In My Eyes – the very last thing I expected.
19 March 2017
Lovely Roger Green has been at it again. Review taken from Gez's website http://cobweb.businesscollaborator.com/hmhb/guest/index.htm
Assembly, Worthing, Fri 17th March 2017
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Howie sent out a note, making a comment about different levels of fandom. "Lancaster 10am. So I'm wearing my new HMHB tshirt. So far, the fella serving breakfast in Wetherspoons has bellowed at the tshirt saying he saw HMHB years ago in Newcastle, and a guy getting off the Barrow train also remarked on the tshirt which only confirms the cult following of the band. Maybe there are millions of fans out there who don't realise they are still playing 'secret gigs'!" We also had a tshirt related incident ourselves. Karen and I were in The Tap pub at Sheffield train station with our mate Ashley. Karen was wearing her Stony Ground tshirt. Across at one of the other tables was a guy wearing one of the HMHB motorway shirts. Much nodding and thumbs up. And there was an incident in Leeds when I was wearing the Urge For Offal number. A bloke stopped me and said "Great tshirt." Did he mean great tshirt, or great band? Or both? I'll never know, because he appeared to be in a rush. It's quite a secret society that we have here.
The continued HMHB media assault marched on in the Liz Kershaw 6 Music show when, during a vegetable related feature, she played Asparagus Next Left. I think it's the first time I have ever heard that on the radio. She spoilt it a bit though, by talking over Carl's drum bit at the end of the song. Special mention also to Simon Kaines of Runcorn. When Saturday Comes had a series of correspondence regarding football references in music. It was inevitable that someone would write in with regard to HMHB. Simon's particular focus was on This One's For Now, namechecking Gerry Gow, Standard Liege, the TNS/Blob incident and Josef Venglos's shopping excursion in his letter.
Karen and I have some exemplary behaviour to report, from a bus driver in York. We were on the Number 7 into the city and noticed that he was allowing passengers to sit down before he pulled away from stops. But not only that. He was also warning people who were already on the bus to "Hold on tight" as he set off. Much more of that kind of thing, and there would have been no need for HMHB to record Breaking News.
Going back to the band appearing on New Musical Express's C86 compilation, Karen has been a fan of The Chesterfields. She was dead chuffed to finally be able to see them when we headed to Manchester in the middle of February. They were top of the bill at Gullivers bar. Marvellous time had by all. We came away hoping that they decide to keep it going. There was another t-shirt incident when the guy on the door pointed at Karen's Stony Ground shirt and said "Merseyside legends!"
We broke up the journey to Worthing by staying in Brighton the night before. Sorry to report that we didn't see Attila The Stockbroker (to tell him that Arguments Yard is the best autobiography I've read), Caroline Lucas (to tell her that Green is a great name for a party) or Nick Cave (out cleaning windows?). We didn't spot any of them on our little circuit around the Royal Pavillion. But we did see the price board at the Museum And Art Gallery. I am pleased to note that The Regency restaurant continue to serve a fine plate of fish and chips. After going there we walked past Brighton Centre which was hosting X Factor Live. Tempted? Maybe another time.
Karen did some basic enquiries on Wikipedia. She found out that Peter Bonetti grew up in Worthing. Just as vital was the information about Simon Mayo working for the council as a paddling pool attendant. Just look at him now! Publicity for the show was kept to a minimum. We could see absolutely no posters whatsoever in the vicinity of the venue during our mid-afternoon reconnaissance. The Worthing Herald was also keeping quiet, although there was a plug for Calum Best opening a tanning salon in the town the day after this gig. We didn't bother hanging around for that.
Doors opened at 7 o'clock, and the slightly earlier than usual running order seemed to catch a few people out. But by the time we were let in, a crowd was developing. We got talking to Nick who was at his first ever HMHB show, along with his daughter (Ellie?). And there was the poor guy who had bought tickets, but his wife was ill, so he was picking them up from the box office in the hope of selling them on. Tony was there as well. He had brought along his mate Dick, another one in attendance for the first time. Just where have these people of a certain age been? Well, in Nick's case he had been abroad for ten years, so he has a bit of an excuse. Jordan and Sally were other early arrivals.
In Geoff's absence, Zinny was staffing the merch stall. As well as letting me know that Sonnenberg's new album is out imminently, he confirmed HMHB's stage time as 8.30. I also managed to grab a couple of minutes with John from JD Meatyard who was making his way for a 7.40 start. He now has Michael from The Flux Capacitors on guitar, as well as Gary still beating the drums. I think this was the most, shall we say, meaty sound that I've ever heard from the band.
Most of the set appeared to be from a new album that they are working on. I managed to scribble down the titles from Gary's set list which was upside down to me, but I did my best.
Green Flags
We Got Today
Caspar's Ballroom
Blood Simple
Love That Girl
Olive Tree
Ubu At Eric's
Sweet Jane
Medical John came over to say Hello and to point out that one of the Marshall amps was actually now a arshall amp, and other letters looked they were not far away from falling off. Postman Tony and Pete also appeared while JD Meatyard were playing. We exchanged nods, as you do during a gig. I also spotted a cameo appearance from Neil during the set. He sneaked on at the back of the stage, to turn his amp on. I also caught up with Nigel/Charles who told me about the trip to Ireland to see Half Arsed Half Biscuit. It all sounded very interesting, although I got the impression that there was not a fantastic turn out. We'll catch them one day, on one side or other of the Irish Sea.
Thanks to Tony (not for the first time) for identifying the HMHB walk-on music. After much deliberation he said it was from the Karelia Suite by Sibelius. Nigel said "Staying with the Sibelius theme…" before the band started with Bob Wilson Anchor Man. "Dead posh" was Nigel's assessment of the venue. "It's not Little Theatre, Birkenhead. That's for sure." Nigel mentioned that the band had called at the Wildfowl and Wetland Centre at Arundel ("take a flask"). He mentioned Harald Schumacher, a West Germany goalkeeper from way back when. We didn't get the joke until the following morning. Schumacher committed a Wild Foul in the 1982 World Cup semi final on a France player, Patick Battiston.
There was a shout for Vitas Gerulaitis. Nigel replied "We've got a song about that." There was talk about the beach at Worthing. "It frightens me," he said, "it's like Abersoch." This led to talk about Ellesmere Port and how Storm Doris had devastated the place. "It caused twenty-two pounds worth of damage," Nigel added. He said it is the most inappropriately named place in Europe. They don't bury the dead there. They just stand them up in bus shelters."
Daz, Howie and Gomez turned up fashionably late, after five songs. Their loss, not mine. But these real ale fans will just squeeze in one last jar. The line at the end of Lock Up Your Mountain Bikes was "That's when I was saying that Brighton would go up."
The band had already played the song in question when there was a shout of "Do Korfball again!" Nigel replied with "That's an unusual request. A bit like in the music halls." Nigel noticed the stewards at the back of the hall (in their hi vis jackets) were directly in his eye line. He dedicated Old Age Killed My Teenage Bride to them, and later on pointed to them during King Of Hi Vis.
Jordan asked Nigel if the story behind The Light At The End Of The Tunnel was true. He replied that none of the stories are true, unless they are about Ken. "A woman in Daventry writes them all." Nigel sat down for a rest while Ken and Neil swapped instruments. They did so for King Of Hi Vis and Bane Of Constance.
Nigel had picked up the last copy of The Worthing Herald. He noticed an advert for the psychic Stephen Holbrook. He noted that these adverts are always in the local paper on The Wirral. This inspired a line in Paintball's Coming Home… "They booked to see Stephen Holbrook at The Norfolk Arms / But it got cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances."
There was a shout for Improv Workshop Mimeshow Gobshite. This was followed by an improv version of the song. "I surprised myself there," said Nigel afterwards. Ken was the first man in Wallasey to own a continental quilt. There was a fine version of the Camper Van Beethoven song in the encore.
After all the excitement I headed to The Goose pub on the seafront, with Karen, Paul, Nigel/Charles, Postman Tony, Andrew, John, Elizabeth and others, to discuss the situation at the top of The National League and many of life's interesting topics.
Here is what the band played:
Bob Wilson Anchor Man
When The Evening Sun Goes Down
Petty Sessions
Fuckin' 'Ell It's Fred Titmus
Joy In Leeuwarden
Shit Arm Bad Tattoo
Lock Up Your Mountain Bikes
Old Age Killed My Teenage Bride
The Light At The End Of The Tunnel Is The Light Of An Oncoming Train
Rock 'n' Roll Is Full Of Bad Wools
King Of Hi Vis
The Bane Of Constance
Paintball's Coming Home
Look Dad No Tunes All I Want For Christmas Is A Dukla Prague Away Kit
National Shite Day
Vatican Broadside
Improv Workshop Mimeshow Gobshite
Joy Division Oven Gloves
The Bastard Son Of Dean Friedman
Everything's AOR
And in the encore…
We Built This Village On A Trad Arr Tune
Take The Skinheads Bowling
The Trumpton Riots
One of the shorter gigs. HMHB were on stage at 8.30 and left at 10.05. No matter. We look for quality not quantity. Neil handed me a set list on his way off stage. As well as the addition of "Gobshite", the only other amendment was the exclusion of For What Is Chatteris. That had been scheduled to come between National Shite Day and Vatican Broadside.
Not long to the next gig at Oxford.
19 March 2017
Since you lot seemed to enjoyed my long, droning blog post for Bilston, here you go for Worthing & Oxford…
Thank you everyone for such an amazing experience 🙂
19 March 2017
Fought our way down on rush hour Southern Trains: our first choice of conveyance being cancelled, we ended up changing at East Croydon. Eventually got a seat next to a fellow fan. It was my wife's first HMHB gig (and our first gig together since we got married in December) and she was a bit spooked by the number of attendees who resembled me (44, Merseysider, bald, overweight), not to mention all the DPAKs. On a side note, this must be the first gig I've ever attended where I didn't have to show anyone my ticket. Just walked in past the least goon-like hi-viz wearers in history. Agree with comments that there seemed to be a large south-coast punk/crusty throwback contingent – the Levellers definitely the second best represented band by T-shirt, and NMA just after that.
Bit of a halting start to the gig as NB seemed a bit uncomfortable on stage, possibly something to do with the odd lighting. Twitchy, like, and a couple of lyric mess-ups, of the sort he doesn't usually do.
We were a bit narky too, having failed to move an inch from our original position three deep at the bar in nearly 15 minutes pre-gig, and having to abandon that idea and enter unrefreshed and with no crisps to prevent us getting hangry. The other half, whose knowledge of the HMHB oeuvre is still developing, nipped out early on to find the queue much diminished, and returned in time for the 'Hawaiian' line in Petty Sessions – one she's always liked (I haven't got the heart to tell her what it's done to the FB group).
It got better from there, as Nigel warmed to his task and we were partially sated with Burts' Sweet Chilli flavour.
Shame about no Chatteris (we had it as our register signing music) though the set list suggests it was jibbed for Improv Workshop Mimeshow Gobshite, which is always nice to hear, even if it sounded a bit quickly agreed-to and well rehearsed to be totally spontaneous. Neil didn't bat an eyelid. Does Neil bat eyelids?
Anyway, a good gig in the end – excellent JDOG, Joy, Mountain Bikes, Trumpton Riots. All followed by a pint and a white Russian on the seafront, and a noodle-based takeaway back in the Premier Inn (reasonable rates).
20 March 2017
Brilliant review(s) as always.
Thank you Roger….
20 March 2017
Worthing, then. As Dr Johnson said of the Giant's Causeway, "Worth seeing, yes; but not worth going to see". We'd spent a couple of days in Arundel beforehand, and were no more impressed by the Wildfowl Centre than was Nigel, giving the (6am, guide-led, booking essential, wrap up warm) Dawn Chorus Walk a miss in favour of going on any-time-we-like walks. Tuesday, 2am, bollock-o.
The train to Worthing took the Brighton line, though this is immaterial.
The travelling army mustered at The Anchored, which had hops hanging in the window and an advert for Biscuit Beer on the wall. Canadian Alice arrived with Ron Seal, as did Biscuiteers too numerous to mention, or to fit into a micropub.
Quick march to the venue, a big hello to the barrier people and here's Uncle John Meatyard, having the shittest week of his life but somehow managing to transmute grief into pure rock 'n' roll. The new song 'Ubu @ Eric's' is tremendous, and the closing segue of 'Sweet Jane' into 'Pablo Picasso' was stunning.
The band's walk-on 'Karelia Suite' by Sibelius would have been familiar to anyone who used to watch ITV's 'This Week', which used its Intermezzo as signature tune. Nigel announced that the opening song was on the same theme, though I don't recall the boy Primrose ever appearing as its anchorman.
The crowd seemed subdued until dropkicked into life by the improv 'Gobshite', which Nigel surprised himself by getting through unrehearsed. He did ask us not to request 'Architecture and Morality, Ted and Alice' next time, and a call for 'WH!-ML' was rejected on the grounds that Neil couldn't sing it, to the annoyance of the bloke who'd brought his son all the way from WH! to hear it. He was later heard telling him to "Watch and learn", which is how a younger generation of fans will come into being.
Setlist as above, with Nigel at one point asking Neil which song was next so he wouldn't have to walk back to read it. He once again cocked up the lyrics to 'Joy in Leeuwarden', facepalming himself in frustration, but this time remembered that Bette Midler had a puma rather than a tumour.
Banter also as above, with cries of "Seagu-ulls!" leading to discussion of both Brighton & Hove Albion and the family Laridae. On the former, a bet on Anthony Knockaert to score first was considered a good investment, while the latter in Worthing were almost as big as those in Rhyl. Nigel's family holidays were in a resort "near Abersoch but not as posh", where the sandy beaches were less frightening than the local pebbles.
Ken was the first man in Wallasey to own a contintental quilt, Elizabeth's query of "What tog rating?" unfortunately going unheard.
For me the highlight of the show (apart from a second official outing of 'KoH-V', natch) was the cover of CVB's 'Take The Skinheads Bowling'. Covered by the Manics, it has one of the best opening verses in all recorded music, not spoilt in the slightest by Nigel's substitution of 'plebs' for 'clocks'.
'Trumpton Riots' completed the entertainment for the evening, after which after-match lagers were taken in The Goose. Last to arrive (as he had been for the gig, missing both his signature songs) was Ultimate Tattoo Tim, proudly bearing Carl's setlist embellished with signatures of the band, including "From Your Showbiz Pal, Nigel Blackwell".
On to Oxford!
21 March 2017
Following since 88. Can't remember seeing them any better. His vocals really came through which I think is really important, band really on form. what struck me here is how 'underrated' the band actually are- tight as fuck. I thought it was a Great venue. Enjoyed the support too especially the one with the killer line about Eric's 1981 – on the new lp out soon apparently. Few dickheads there like. Went to M&S after.
22 March 2017
Worthing Assembly Hall on entry felt a bit municipal, slightly redolent of choral societies, town hall brass bands, and amateur productions of cricketing farces, etc. I could not say the light show was excellent. However, the impression was soon dispelled, and the sound – from a position front left – was excellent.
We had parked the children, driven down from Cambridge, wandered round town and onto a circuit of the pier, grimacing for photos in the icy blast next to the stained glass panel saying Sunny Worthing. A howling wind, a snotgreen sea and a steep, rubbly beach, inferior to the spotless sands of North Wales alluded to by Nigel later. On a pedestrianised street between our hotel and the Wetherspoons where we somehow ended up for pre-gig fish and chips, it was good to note a sandwich board with a poster bearing a collage of album covers and "Satisfying The Bloodlust of the Masses at Peacetime". Arrived in time to catch the last 20 minutes of the excellent JD Meatyard – new to me.
I'm pretty new to all of this by the way. I must've known the name of the band since the early 90s, but somehow missed actually hearing them, until an encounter with JDOG on 6 Music stopped me in my tracks, some time in 2015, I think. Why had I not heard *this* before? (Years teaching English abroad probably). This took me to Youtube and Running Order Squabble Fest, Chatteris and the like. Then National Shite Day, which brought the realisation that this was something extraordinary … bought Urge for Offal and Achtung Bono … A couple of months after The Discovery, a gig at Kentish Town Forum. My wife is also a convert, having previously resisted my attempt to convert her to the Fall (two shit gigs, to the second of which she tooks earplugs). HMHB Gigs at Cambridge (home ground), Lincoln, and now Worthing, have followed since then, in the unshakeable conviction that this is the most life-enhancing band on the planet. Helped by a good few hours spent chasing references on this site – so thanks to Chris and the various contributors.
In the interim I've managed to acquire most of the back catalogue, but I'm still in the happy position of occasionally discovering songs for the first time live. So having not yet acquired the hard-to-get Leaden Pall, "Improv Workshop Mimeshow Gobshite" in Worthing was unknown to me, but an instant favourite.
Other highlights of Worthing for me were Shite Day (always is), Bane of Constance, AOR, Trad. Arr. tune, Dean Friedman, Skinheads Bowling, and most of the others.
After edging ever closer to the area at my previous three gigs, prodded by beer and my wife, who offered to hold my specs, I finally sent my skinny frame careering into the moshpit for Dean Friedman and AOR. I have not done this for about 20 years, so belated apologies to the lady at the back whose foot I bounced on. I think it was at the end of AOR I then found myself caught up in the middle of an embarrassing scene of pointing and shouting, on the verge of descending into pushing and shoving. Hasty exit left. Presumably this was part of the incident mentioned further up the thread, but not seeing how it started, I will refrain from speculation. Anyway, a 21 man-brawl was averted by the appearance of a good-natured wall of several people jumping up and down between the parties, making further engagement impossible.
The only slight disappointment about the gig for me (apart from the lighting) was that I'd like to hear a few more off Urge for Offal and Bisodol. Not massively keen on the fixture of Old Age Killed My Teenage Bride, but would love to hear Gwatkin, Westward Ho, Mileage Chart, or Adam Boyle, for example.
Obtained the Godcore CD and also, for a quid (£1!), the sleeve of the Dickie Davies Eyes 12", containing the "Lets Not" EP (*that* old trick).
On the way back to the hotel, the sandwich board was on its side – we briefly considered trying to extract the poster, but since that would have involved breaking a lock or a perspex sheet, thought better of it.
Does anyone know from past form if the long-ish gap between this and the next gig augurs well for recordings, perhaps a new, song-based album? Hope so. Do they generally like to try out new material in a live environment first? ("Bat Walks", which I heard in Cambridge & Lincoln, was developing nicely, but seems to have dropped off the set). Whether or not, we'll probably make the trip to Holmfirth or Bath …
23 March 2017
June 9th – Clitheroe
23 March 2017
Second time I'd seen HMHB, but the first for my 13 year old son, who is almost as big a fan as his old man, and frequently drops lyrics into every day conversation. A source of great pride as you can probably imagine. He was a bit taken aback by some kind of altercation amongst a couple of moshers, missed by me. Most of it seemed good natured enough but a minority always seem to get a bit too carried away. Tiresome but there we are.
All in all though I thought they were on great form and Nigel demonstrating extraordinary levels of knowledge about Brighton and Hove Albion FC's strikers in response to a man shouting "Seagulls" between songs is still a source of amazement. His concluding comment, "…but then of course, you being a fan, you'd know that" was classic Blackwell. Bravo Sir.
23 March 2017
Sad, but I can't believe that it's been years since I've seen HMHB (in Oxford, almost 5 years to the day). Will have to do with Sleaford Mods in Brooklyn this week. Not bad.
27 March 2017
Cheers, Chris. Will remember to check in now and again. Hoping to get back to the UK sometime. Spending a lot of time now, trying to help extricate the orange-headed monster from the White House. Will keep you posted on that.
27 March 2017
I went and a fine time was had by all – had Judie Tzuke to take us up to the news as an earworm since. An innocent question – why Worthing? I sometimes think they are playing one huge game on us all which we are only half way to discovering and this site is leading us further down teh path of enlightenment than anywhere else (thank you) – do they only play places they mention in songs? Did I hear a reference to Worthing somewhere … and by the way (from pedants corner) there is no such thing as a seagull – they are gulls of various persuasions. I suspect the Herring Gull was spotted – and as they can eat kipper sized fish they have to be quite big.
30 March 2017
Is Exxo still in Worthing?
31 March 2017
Has Exxo's body yet been found in the English Channel.?
6 April 2017
More like a he's done a Reggie Perrin. Lots of big games for Liverpool and Tranmere coming up so there's every chance of a sighting.
7 April 2017
.. should the A-Z have a Mosh Pit entry ?
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Hi Folks alot of you has explored the Deadmines, beaten the dragons in Blackrock, reclaimed the Sunwell and many more.What are your favourite 5 man or raid instances bosses. Hey it can be any Elites outside of Instances if you like.
My question for the WoW fan is what is your top 5 fav bosses?
My top 5 bosses are:
1. Black Knight from Trail of the Champion
2.Leviathan (Uldaur)
3.Nerub'Akan (ToC version)
5.4 Horsemen
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Dec 3, 2009 at 10:11 UTC
1. Red Riding Hood Opera event in Kara
2. Sapphiron (I probably got that wrong, but the frost wyrm in Nax)
3. Curator from Kara (mostly because when we finally took him down, it felt like such a major achievement)
4. 4 Horsemen
5. Kel'Thuzhad from Nax
Dec 3, 2009 at 11:01 UTC
Top 5
1. Faction Champs (Trial of the Champion/Grand Champion)
2. Classic Onyxia (before she bacame a loot pinata)
3. Mimiron (Ulduar, Hunter Tanks are always fun)
4. Twin Valkyrs (Trial of the Champion)
5. Patchwerk (Naxx, Tank and Spank for huge dps)
Dec 3, 2009 at 11:05 UTC
You would think as a healer I would like fights that weren't too complicated and didn't require too much coordination but I'm the complete opposite. I love fights that are about as organized as a monkey poop fight.
1. Vashj
2. Illidari Council
3. The Original Four Horsemen (Mograine ftw)
4. C'thun
5. Twin Emps!
Dec 3, 2009 at 5:27 UTC
1. Mimiron - Ulduar (Just did this one and found it very interesting and fun - we finished it with a boomkin tank; the hunter died)
2. Four horsemen - Naxx (Our 10-man strategy had me tanking(or at least distracting) in the back - 3 stacks...switch!)
3. Malygos - EoE(I liked the different phases even though I always cheated on phase three because I never could get the hang of strafing- /follow tank)
4. Kolgaron - Ulduar (It's only a flesh wound)
5. Drek - AV (Since he is a battleground boss I don't know if he counts, but I love tanking him on my DK - even more so if there happens to be somebody healing)
Dec 7, 2009 at 8:38 UTC
1) Red Riding Hood in the opera event (Kara) - first time i did this I was warned when i got turned into red riding hood to run away. I was on Vent at the time with the people in the raid, all they heard for the next 1minute was me giggling in delight.
2) Prince (Kara) - I actually like the fight, dodge the infernals :)
3) Ragnaros (MC) - I remember doing this on my rogue.....I had stacked so much fire res in preparation for this I was mitigating most of the fire damage he threw at me.....later I was told I had gone a bit far :)
4) BatLady (Zul Gurrub) - most of ZG's bosses were good fun in fairness.
5) Icehowl (TotC) - I just think it is funny watching him headbutt a wall :)
Dec 7, 2009 at 12:45 UTC
Cheers mate I'm with you on this one.
You would think as a healer I would like fights that weren't too complicated and didn't require too much coordination but I'm the complete opposite. I love fights that are about as organized as a monkey poop fight.
1.) Nefarion(BWL)
2.) Vaelastrasz(BWL)
3.) Twin Valks(ToC10/25)
4.) Fathom-Lord Karathress(SSC)
5.) All of ZG
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