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A group of us are planning (hoping!) to traverse the Cuillin ridge in September.
Can anyone recommend a qualified guide/guiding company?
Plenty of results on t'interweb but 1st hand experience would be fantastic
A group of us are planning (hoping!) to traverse the Cuillin ridge in September.
Can anyone recommend a qualified guide/guiding company?
Plenty of results on t'interweb but 1st hand experience would be fantastic
Mike Lates comes highly recommended from a number of people I know. I think you'd be hard pushed to find a guide with a more intricate knowledge of the ridge.
I can also recommend Ben Wallace (Inspire Mountaineering) too, great guy to be around and fantastic climber. I think Mike asked Ben to do some guiding for him on the ridge last year.
Also (I'm not being an arse here, promise!), but you do know that the ridge traverse isn't really a walk?
No offence taken!
We're expecting climbing, ropes, bivvying, hanging on for grim death etc!
Di Gilbert Mountaineering is worth a shout.
She's a no nonsense kinda gal who I have a lot of time for. Not afraid to call a spade a spade. And guided a fair bit (even on Everest once iirc).
And as Peterfile says its a proper traverse. It's doable in a (looooong) day if you know what you're doing. But im sure most guides will tell you its best split into two days. It's exposed and my one attempt at it we were rained off about 7pm due to leaking bivi bags...
If you don't have a copy, buy this book:
It's the best guide out there and has detailed instructions for following the ridge. We used is very successfully.
NB I know you're also hiring a human guide...
4am start from the Slig when we did it in a one-er,many,many years ago (1998). As above, a high bivvy with a(hidden) water dump is the best and most enjoyable way,and dare I say it, the safest as you will be concentrating a hell of a lot. Also I don't think you will have enough light by Sept for a continuous traverse.
I was a 6am start from Glen Brittle, 9am at Gars Bheinn, sth end of ridge. Around 9:30 to Sgurr Na Gillean at nth end of ridge. At the time I was fairly fit and happy soloing V diffs up and down.
Unless OPs party are all happy with exposed scrambling up and down I'd suggest doing the ridge over two days. A guide would help with finding the best route as we made the odd mistake but the party still moves at the pace of the slowest member on the many scrambly bits.
As for guides, try Martin Morran: http://www.moran-mountain.co.uk/
He has held the record for running the ridge, although it's since been shattered by about 15mins and now stands at approx 3h 15m for the complete traverse!
Thanks all!
I've spoken with Mike, who seemed extremely helpful
We're planning to do it over 2 days- sounds far more enjoyable than breaking ourselves to do it in one.
Luckily we're all around the same standard re scrambling/climbing etc so no worries there
Looking forward to it
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Here are some answers to your questions. Keep those e-mails coming. Thanks a bunch.
Do you think the signing of Robert Fick was a good move? He said he feels he can get at least 300 at-bats this year.
-- Jason D., Tustin, Calif.
I think it was a good move because, at the moment, the bench is very thin. It's hard to say if he will get 300 at-bats. I think most of his playing time will be at first base and the outfield. For now, the Nationals are committed to have Jesus Flores as the backup catcher.
I am happy to hear the Nationals selected Flores from the Mets in the Rule 5 Draft. He has a lot of tools and could become a solid everyday catcher. Yet, he still needs time to develop, and if he doesn't stay on the roster, the Nationals have to send him back. Do you think general manager Jim Bowden and manager Manny Acta will find a way to keep him? What does this mean for guys like Brandon Harper and Brian Schneider?
-- Brian C., Potomac, Md.
There's no question in my mind the Nationals will keep Flores on the roster because of his upside. By acquiring Flores, it only hurts Harper, who was taken off the 40-man roster. In my opinion, Harper did a very good job in limited action, but he is not part of the long-term future.
Ryan Church does need work on hitting the curveball. But don't all players have a weakness? The reason he did not play was Frank Robinson just did not like him. Let the new manager judge him. Church has the tools.
-- David, Lompoc, Calif.
Blaming Robinson is totally wrong. When Church was in the Minor Leagues, it was Robinson who called Church on a regular basis to see how he was doing and check if he was improving his game. Church revealed this story. There is no question in my mind Robinson was in Church's corner.
Everybody wants to talk about Church. What about Cristian Guzman? He has been a waste of money for the Nats. Should we get Ian Desmond ready for a call-up?
-- Kyle W., Richmond, Va.
Guzman is one of the top question marks on the team because of his poor season in 2005 and missing all of 2006 with a shoulder injury. It's too early to say who will be Guzman's backup. However, it will not be Desmond, because he has so much to prove in the Minor Leagues.
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In spite of your reporting that Acta will give Church a shot at starting in the outfield, you continue to exclude him from your projected starting lineup. It seems clear that you have a low opinion of Church, regardless of what others think, including the new manager. Do you have some clairvoyant capabilities that the rest of us don't have? Just curious.
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I do not have a low opinion of Church. In fact, I think the world of him. Church was one of the few players on the 2006 Nationals who acknowledged that there was a problem on the team and that he wasn't performing up to his capabilities. Church never was in denial. At the same time, I will be very surprised if Church is a member of the Nationals in 2007. I believe he will be traded before the start of the regular season.
Is Tomo Ohka the answer for the Nationals? I thought they would pursue a starter more like Joel Pineiro or Chris Reitsma.
-- Josh, Columbia, Md.
I don't think Ohka is the answer. I see him more as a stopgap, while the young pitchers, such as Matt Chico and Collin Balester, continue to develop in the Minors. That being said, I would rather have Ohka over Pineiro or Reitsma.
Would the Nats have any interest in trading for Rockies center fielder Willy Taveras?
-- Tim P., Springfield, Va.
Tim, that's a great question because the Nationals had interest in Taveras last year. I think Washington would have to give up a lot for him, so I have to say that it's a very slim chance he will be in a Nationals uniform.
With Sammy Sosa poised for a comeback and the Nats lacking power hitters, are they likely to make him another offer, like last year?
-- Steve H., Odenton. Md.
Not a chance. The Nationals are committed to allowing players such as Kory Casto and Alex Escobar to fight for the left-field job.
With the need for backup middle infielders, any chance we could see the return of Jamey Carroll, who was recently tendered an offer by the Rockies?
-- Dani H., Washington, D.C.
There is no chance of that happening because Carroll signed a well-deserved two-year contract. He is one of the most fundamentally sound players I ever covered, and he is missed in Washington -- big time.
Now that Jose Vidro has been traded, is there anyone remaining on the roster with a no-trade clause? And do you think the Vidro trade drives team president Stan Kasten's message home even further about not giving players no-trade clauses?
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BATON ROUGE, La. -- The numbers accumulated by 2014 wide receiver Trey Quinn (Lake Charles, La./Barbe) are hard to believe at first glance.
In three seasons playing in Louisiana's highest enrollment class, he has 245 catches -- just under 82 per season -- for 4,552 yards. In the process, he has caught 47 touchdowns, which comes to just under 16 a season.
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Some computer users have until July 9 after to make sure they're not the victims of what FBI officials called a sophisticated international hacking ring that launched an online advertising scam.
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"The Ozz-Man Cometh," by Pete Freedman, August 7
Ozzy Love
I've been to a number of Ozzfests in the past, and I can truly say that there is nothing better in the summer...if only we had air conditioning at the festival.
Ozzy Osbourne
I am a former professional broadcaster and weekend personality for KEGL-97.1 FM, and that is how I went to my first Ozzfest in the summer of 1997. I love the whole experience, but more than that, I love Ozzy—and Sharon, as much if not more, for saving Ozzy's life so many years ago.
At the ripe old age of 52 this year, I never plan to stop being a metal head. I can understand Ozzy needing a bit of time off, and I say go for it. I've lost too many friends to one thing or another these last few years, and I'd be crushed if we lost John Osbourne.
I wholeheartedly support the destination festival. After all, Pink Floyd successfully toured this way with The Wall way back in 1980. I think Ozzy should do multiple dates in three cities next summer, much the same way the Floyd did so many years ago. Find a sizable outside venue on the East Coast, do Dallas again at Pizza Hut Park and do a West Coast show. I'd suggest five to seven consecutive nights in each venue to give people time to travel before each show. With this much time in each city, there would be ample time to do interviews. The recorded media business could be a boon as well. There could be concert DVD packages and DVD sets that chronicled each city of the show. The possibilities are endless.
I am staying home this summer, sadly, as I am recovering from foot surgery, but I am almost certain there will be a DVD package planned, so I can wait a year to see Ozzy again. I've met the Ozzman only once, and I didn't really get to talk to him because of the nature of these meet and greets, but I have watched him interact with his fans and have no doubt that he truly loves "the kids." I should know. I am one of them.
Ozzy, be well and bless you for your kindnesses through the years to all of us who love you and your music.
David Pitman, Longview
"Homeward Banned," by Jim Schutze, August 7
Burning Bridge
Thank you for commenting on the train wreck that is The Bridge. I applied there recently for a case manager position. By the way, I have a master's degree and an impeccable work history in the social services field working with the mentally ill, developmentally disabled welfare-to-work clients and the homeless in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.
I was told to come in at 10 a.m. a few days later. The next day they changed the appointment for a few hours later.
I arrived that Thursday, and the only way to get in was through a long line of (I assume) homeless clients in 100-degree heat. Since I was there for an interview, I thought that it must be an oversight to have me stand in that line. I called with my cell phone to the front desk, and they said, "You have to go through security." It was a 20-minute wait.
During this time I saw several near-violent altercations of clients with the security guards. It seems that no one at The Bridge has any training with the discipline of "non-violent intervention," which states that certain areas are more conducive to the acute exacerbation of assaultive behavior—doorways that are blocked, checkpoints, or frustration-inducing or intrusive behavior by the staff security. I observed two times that security actually made the situation worse.
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I finally got to the interviewing office and had to go through two more layers of protocol before I was ushered up to the second floor. These folks are really important! I was interviewed by two ladies who had obviously already picked their new case manager, and it wasn't me. The interview was shallow and cursory. I got very little eye contact with them, and they didn't want to know about my work history, my ability to do the job, my experience with mentally ill patients or anything about my field, vocational evaluation and how it could fit their needs.
I got the distinct impression at The Bridge that it was an organization designed for the staff and not the homeless. It seemed vastly understaffed, and the physical plant, although impressive in cost and appearance, was incredibly inadequate for what they are tasked with.
And it was clear that they didn't want anyone with any fresh or innovative ideas in solving a pervasive social problem.
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Hizb ut Tahrir, which wants to overthrow democracy and establish a worldwide Islamic theocracy, distributed leaflets to young Muslims inciting them to resist the occupation of Islamic lands, according to a TV documentary by a former group member.
One leaflet read: "Your forefathers destroyed the first crusader campaigns. Should you not proceed like them and destroy the new crusaders?
"Let the armies move to help the Muslims in Iraq, for they seek your help." Another leaflet, handed out last August, pours scorn on the UN and tells followers to embark on a Jihad, or "holy war". ...
What is thoroughly ridiculous is for black Americans to embrace Islam as the leaders of Al Quaeda encourages.
Nuh this can't be true???
Our illustrious Prime Minister, "good old Gordon Brown" (whose daddy was a church minister therefore he must be right) told everybody that we are not to use the term "Muslim," when speaking in the context of terrorism.
Now all the Brits believe him don't we.
QuoteIn England, the new prime minister, Gordon Brown, told his Cabinet ministers not to use the word "Muslim" when referring to the recent attempted terrorist attacks in his country. Incidentally, this is the same Britain where "niceness" extends to not flying the national flag at the country's prisons or at Heathrow Airport because that flag contains the Cross of St. George, the banner under which the Christians fought in the Crusades. Apparently, they don't want to offend Muslims who fly or those doing time." (WND)


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TEMPERS flared at a family gathering to mark the anniversary of a man's death, a court was told.
The row erupted into violence marring the Boxing Day commemoration, at the Comrades Club, in Shotton Colliery, County Durham.
It culminated in Darren Wilkinson lashing out at several members of the family group, before sinking his teeth into the ear of his brother Anthony Robert Wilkinson.
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Durham Crown Court was told that although the biting lasted a matter of seconds, most of the ear was severed.
Darren Wilkinson, who has a history of violence, was yesterday (Friday June 6) jailed for eight years.
The 41-year-old former pub doorman, of Bruce Glazier Terrace, Shotton Colliery, admitted wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and four counts of common assault.
Ian West, prosecuting, said the gathering was staged to mark the first anniversary of the death of another brother.
Mr West said as the evening went on, Wilkinson did not take kindly to a suggestion that he should take steps to control his teenage son's drinking.
His brother asked him to calm down, saying something along the lines, of: "Why behave like this on this day of all days?"
This triggered the bite attack in which most of the victim's ear was removed.
Mr West told the court: "Only the lobe remains.
"The disfigurement will be permanent and the victim says he has lost confidence, is nervous when he is out, and feels the need to always wear a hat."
Mr West said it could take five or six operations to reconstruct the ear.
John Gillette, mitigating, said the defendant is "disgusted with himself", and asked to apologise to his family.
"He hopes there may one day be a reconciliation.
"His violent behaviour that day was inexcusable, but it was not pre-meditated in any way."
Jailing him, Recorder Ray Singh, told Wilkinson: "You're a bully, your behaviour that day indicates that, as does your record.
"Your brother was simply trying to calm and appease the situation.
"The assault on him was deliberate and you used your teeth as a weapon.
"It was supposed to be a poignant day for your family to remember a loved one.
"Now, they will remember that day for all the wrong reasons."
An indefinite restraining order was made banning Wilkinson from attending to club premises, or from contacting his brother and four other family members caught up in the violence.


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Re: Red-light cameras
I have the perfect solution to the intersection camera situation.
Instead of installing a red-light camera, assign a patrolman to the planned camera intersections for 10 days a month.
Find a concealed place as they like to do to generate the money sought by observing and catching red-light runners.
Although you should keep in mind that if a driver sees a patrol car in plain sight that alone would deter from intersection accidents more than the cameras would, which is or should be the primary true objective.
The patrolmen can switch locations every 10 days so it doesn't become too boring for them.
The city would accomplish its goal, plus save money doing it.
1. We would not have to buy any cameras.
2. We would not have to pay an out-of-state company to operate the system.
3. We would not have to pay the patrolman any more than his regular wages.
4. We would save on gas by having the patrolman located at the intersection, instead of driving around using gas.
5. A patrolman would always be within a three- or four-mile radius to respond quickly to any emergency.
6. Last, but not least, city would generate more money at no additional cost.
L. NICHOLAS GONZALES/Lubbock
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Re: The letter "Church Marquee 'Appalling' With Its Holiday Greeting" (A-J, 12-23)
I find it appalling that this person is appalled!
Heaven forbid a church of the Christian faith reach out to Christians and non-Christians alike.
Is it PC? Or is it just a group of Christians who want to say happy holidays to those that don't celebrate Christ birth?
Those who celebrate Hanukkah, Kwanza, or a variety of other forms of holiday during this time of year, should be shown our love and tolerance. Not the quick rash judgment this particular writer sent.
KELLY FINN/Dallas
Pastor Stands By Marquee Sentiment
Re: The letter "Church Marquee 'Appalling' With Its Holiday Greeting" (A-J, 12-23)
I proudly pastor the church that displayed "Happy Holidays" on their sign, Freedom Fellowship at 66th & Elgin. To be perfectly honest, the reason we put Happy Holidays on our sign is because we didn't have enough letters to write Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Our hearts were right when we did it, and they still are. We apologize to the letter writer and anyone else if they took offense to our sign.
Our church is loving, kind, caring and generous and we worship and live Jesus. Our goal is to love all people, whether we agree with their beliefs or not.
Even though we wrote Happy Holidays because of a letter shortage, we stand by the sentiment.
There is nothing anti-Christian about Happy Holidays. Christians have been saying it for years.
But because a couple of stores quit saying Merry Christmas and started saying Happy Holidays, all of the sudden it's anti-Christian to say Happy Holidays.
We know that not everyone is a Christian.
So, should I say Merry Christmas to my friends who celebrate Hanukkah or Kwanza?
Christians will never change the world by judging it or by judging each other. I am proud to pastor a church that believes in the One True God and that Jesus is Lord.
I am also proud to pastor people who love, value and respect all people, even if they disagree with us.
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Parents Delay Vaccinations, Put Kids at Risk
October 5, 2011
At a time when many infectious diseases are making a comeback, about 13 percent of parents are skipping or delaying their children's immunizations and following an "alternative" vaccination schedule that puts kids at serious risk, a new study says, reports USA Today.
Health officials are concerned about the trend.
- Unvaccinated people have fueled an outbreak of measles, which sickened nearly 200 people in the first eight months of this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- The United States also has battled outbreaks of whooping cough and mumps in the past two years.
The study's results reflect widespread skepticism and confusion about vaccine safety, fueled partly by a 1998 study in The Lancet linking vaccines to autism that has since been revealed to be fraudulent, says Ari Brown, a doctor and spokeswoman for the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- Even among parents who fully vaccinate their children, 28 percent believe that an alternative schedule -- which spaces out vaccines to avoid giving several shots at once -- is safer, the study says.
- Parents were most likely to skip vaccination against H1N1 (swine flu) and seasonal flu, the study says.
- Parents were least likely to skip the polio vaccine.
- Researchers also noted that white parents were more likely to follow an alternative vaccine schedule, as were families who didn't have a regular doctor.
Skipping or spacing out vaccines dramatically increases the risk of illness, the study says.
- Children whose parents opt out of one or more vaccines are 22 times more likely to contract measles and nearly six times more likely to contract whooping cough, according to background research cited in the study.
- Unvaccinated babies are particularly vulnerable, because newborns are at greater risk of complications from many infections, says Douglas Diekema, a doctor and bioethicistat Seattle Children's Research Institute.
Source: Liz Szabo, "Many Parents Opt for 'Alternative' Vaccination Schedule," USA Today, October 3, 2011. Amanda F. Dempsey et al., "Alternative Vaccination Schedule Preferences Among Parents of Young Children," Pediatrics, October 3, 2011.
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Enda Kenny has vowed to secure Ireland's economic recovery if Fine Gael is returned for a second term.
Addressing his party's Ard Fheis in Dublin, the Taoiseach said the choice for voters in the General Election was "as stark as it is clear".
"A clear choice between continuing on the path of stability and recovery; or putting our hard-won progress at risk," he added.
"We must keep the recovery going."
Mr Kenny, who earlier made clear he would serve a full term if re-elected Taoiseach, said voters did not want to return to dark days of the economic crisis.
"I don't need to remind you about the crisis that gripped Ireland in January 2011," he told delegates at the Citywest Hotel.
"You lived it - every day."
He said the electorate had given the Fine Gael and Labour coalition a mandate in 2011 to haul the country "back from the brink".
"Many thought that ending the bailout, rescuing the economy, and saving the country was an impossible task," he said.
"But the people and the new government faced up to that crisis."
The date for the imminent election has not yet been announced.
Mr Kenny acknowledged his government did not get everything right in the last five years or manage to do everything it wanted to.
"But working together, government and the people, we have made real progress," he said.
"Thanks to your hard word and resilience, we've gone from economic wreckage to economic recovery.
"Ireland is now moving in the right direction."
He said he knew many people had not yet felt the recovery.
"Too many families and older people are still struggling to make ends meet," he said.
"Too many families are still missing a son or daughter who has had to leave Ireland to find a job.
"That's why the job is not yet complete.
"The recovery must be strengthened and secured."
He said the Fine Gael plan had three "clear and inter-connected steps".
"More and better jobs, making work pay and investing in better public services for our people," he explained.
Mr Kenny reiterated his desire to abolish the Universal Social Charge if re-elected.
"Over the next five years, the USC will be abolished - with measures to limit the benefits for high earners," he said.
"This will cut the maximum tax rate for middle income families to 44%, from the 52% rate introduced by Fianna Fail, giving a working family earning 45,000 euro per year a boost in income of over 1,750 euro per year."
He said investment in public service would see an additional 10,000 gardai, teachers, doctors, nurses and other front-line staff by 2021.
The Taoiseach stressed his plan would cost money, adding: "And the money will only be there if our economy is strong.
"For us the economy can never be the end in itself.
"Rather, the economy is where we generate the resources that will make life better for our people.
"So I say to you tonight that yes, the recovery and the economy are at the centre of our long-term plan.
"But ultimately it is the lives and the well-being of our people that are, and must be, at its heart."
He added: "Ireland can't afford to go back, to put its hard-won recovery at risk.
"With growing international economic uncertainty, now is not the time to take risks with Ireland's economy."
Reflecting on the upcoming 100th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising, Mr Kenny said the future of Ireland a century on looked bright.
"In this, the centenary of the rising, we can say that of Ireland, our best and brightest days, are still uncounted, still to be unwrapped," he said.
"We can say that the dream of our nation's heart has yet to be fulfilled.
"And it is you, we, each of us, all of us who will be those necessary dreamers.
"I want to thank the people of Ireland for staying the course over the last five years.
"Thank you for giving Fine Gael and the Labour Party your trust.
"We have worked hard to be worthy of it.
"Personally and politically, I have always tried to do my best for you and for Ireland.
"I am humbled, touched, and deeply privileged to be your Taoiseach.
"In a few weeks, I will ask the people of Ireland for their permission, and their support, to finish the job we have started. To deliver our plan.
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) will be expanding its Fisheries Restoration Grants Program into the Central Valley in 2016 to support the recovery of the Central Valley's winter-run and spring-run Chinook salmon and steelhead populations.
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) on Monday supported two bills to combat human trafficking in the international community. The pair of bills builds upon previous legislation passed by Congress that established the framework for increased resources, greater accountability and enhanced communication worldwide in the effort to put an end to human trafficking.
Valentine's Day is a time for building memories and connections with your child to show the special people in your life you care. With so many options for gifts and little ways to show how you feel, it's hard to decide where to start ... and why limit the fun? This year, start a new tradition by creating a basket full of treats and fun activities your whole family will love.
The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop is having its annual jewelry event. Included in the sale is jewelry in 14K, sterling silver, amazing vintage and lots of fashion jewelry. The sale starts Friday, Feb. 5 and continues on Saturday, Feb.6. Shop hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
The Sonora Writers Group meets every second Saturday of each month. The Feb. 13 meeting will be at 10:30 a.m. in Sonora.
The Oakdale Grange #435 will be hosting its monthly Bunko Nite on Friday, Feb. 12 at 7 p.m.
Visit the City Web-page at www.oakdalegov.com or Like us on Facebook at - City of Oakdale Recreation and Gladys L. Lemmons Senior Community Center for more information regarding senior and recreation activities in Oakdale, and facility and park rentals.
Many families spend winter figuring out how to chase away cabin fever and endure frigid temperatures until spring and summer mercifully return. Parents thinking ahead to swimming pools and days lounging on the beach can put their daydreams to practical use by planning ahead for their youngsters' summer vacations.
As soon as the first morning frost appears and the first snowflakes start to pile up, many begin looking forward to spring. Images of green leaves, red and orange blossoms, fresh vegetables and herbs help keep the cold winter days manageable as you wait for the ground to thaw so you can start planting. A good green thumb knows early starts in the garden or yard ensure lush, healthy plants, especially if you're planting trees.
The California economy will maintain steady growth according to the latest projection from the Center for Business and Policy Research at the University of the Pacific. California is experiencing substantially faster job growth than the rest of the U.S., and the State's economy is expected to maintain steady 3 percent growth for the next several years even as the pace of job growth slows from 3 percent to a still solid 2 percent in 2016. After 2016, job growth is forecast to remain positive but slowly decelerate towards 1 percent as the unemployment rate stabilizes around a 5 ...
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I've been fond of the majority of Slough Feg's releases, in particular Atavism, Traveler and the unforgettable Down Among the Deadmen, but this latest full-length did not sit well with me when it dropped. After a few months I've revisited the album with little success.
All the components of a great Slough Feg album are still present: the bluesy leads, the slight folk follies, the attention to 70s/80s metal detail, and the brusing vocals of Mike Scalzi, but I just didn't care for many of the songs. "The Hunchback of Notre Doom" breaks in the record at a slower, doom pace, but the riffs are typical and boring and it never quite breaks into the melodic charging I eagerly anticipate from this band. Not a bad track, but simply unmemorable. "Overborn" begins as a stoner slugfest, with some nice bluesy wailing and metal gallops, yet it still left no impression. The epic "Ape Uprising" does have some good rhythms, but I wasn't enthralled by the entire 10 minutes. "Simeon Manifesto" was the first track on the album I really enjoyed, and there are a few others near the end of the album, "White Cousin" and "Ape Outro", both short and sweet classic metal songs which sound like Angel Witch jamming with Legend.
The album has a sincere tone to it that creates nostalgia for the roots of heavy metal, much like previous Slough Feg works. The Planet of the Apes series of films provides a good conceptual framework, and some of the lyrics are good. The highlight here is the old school melodies used in both the leads and verses of the songs, and there are a few fist pumping rhythms. All in all, it didn't add up to the quality of previous albums: not bad, but a little disappointing.
Slough Feg by now are basically Mike Scalzi and his rotating door band, never keeping to the same lineup for more than one album or a couple of years. As a result, their sound is quite metamorphic and fluid these days, changing faces with each new release, but still keeping the basic roots of Scalzi's Slough Feg tradition - the Thin Lizzy-esque solos, his own deep, triumphant tenor, and the generally Heavy Metal riff stylings, no matter how much they may differ in the subtleties of it all. This new album is titled Ape Uprising! (you do have to put the exclamation point on there, yes), and it once again shows the band moving forward in their quest to create unique, individualistic music. This is one act that never rests on its laurels, you see.
The sound is a little less elaborate and progressive than the one seen on 2007's Hardworlder, but that doesn't make it any less cool. This is the sloppiest, most atavistic we've seen Scalzi since the band's unruly debut in the mid-90s, to be frank; it's packed to the brim with frantic riffs and squealing, trigger-happy lead work, and just listen to that heavy, retroactive production job. This album might only be thirty-seven minutes long - a crime, in my book! - but then, it's better that this makes you want more as opposed to making you want to turn it off and being too long for its own good.
Through songs like the opening "The Hunchback of Notre Doom," which has perhaps the BEST song title ever made, the riveting "Ape Outro" and the stomping, introspective "Simian Manifesto," we see Slough Feg doing what they do best, providing a carefully executed synthesis of many aspects of their progressing sound over the last ten years wrapped up in a tight ball of flaming enthusiasm. "White Cousin" slightly resembles the great "Baltech's Lament" from Traveller, with its acoustic sections and ringing vocal performance, and it's probably the weakest song, but that isn't saying much, mind you. There are also some oddities here, as in the rockier "Nasty Hero" and "Shakedown at the Six," which are both great songs in their own right, transporting the listener with ease to a drunken, musty tavern where the only law is that of the bottle. The real surprise, however, is the ten minute title track, which morphs from a galloping Iron Maiden-meets-Braveheart folk epic into a 70s-style guitar lead section that lasts for about the last four or five minutes. Oh, Slough Feg, so cheeky - proving me wrong when I had previously said that you weren't very good at long songs!
Another thing I like on here is the thundering bass sound, which is perhaps more prominent here than it has ever been before in a Slough Feg album, giving all of these songs a wild, boisterous air that lends to the feel of being chased through the Congo by ravenous apes. The whole sound is just superbly messy and yet the songwriting remains consistently complex and challenging.
Overall, though, I don't quite think this is Slough Feg's best effort, being a little stunted in places and less developed, but that isn't a huge problem, as this is still about as addictive as crack cocaine. Ape Uprising! is a lot of things, from a retroactive hard rock gem to a progressive metal maelstrom, and more fun than a barrel of monkeys to boot, and if you love Heavy Metal, then you will love this. Highly recommended.
Edited and submitted to www.metalcrypt.com
Slough Feg belongs to a genre of music that I like to refer to as time machine metal. It differs from various retro approaches to either heavy, thrash, or any other style in that it doesn't merely attempt to sound like it was recorded in an earlier time period, it all out succeeds and fools the ears into commanding the eyes to look at the release date a second time. It is the antidote for the modernist disorder that has left us a large amount of subpar, cookie cutter bands that only live for the next 15 minutes. Yet at the same time, it brings something new to the table that is just as welcome today as it likely would have been in the NWOBHM heyday of 1981.
"Ape Uprising!" is yet another in a continuing series of visitations to the roots of heavy metal music that were first set to earth in the 70s by Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Thin Lizzy, Rush and others, with an equal affinity to where the genre bloomed in the early 80s with a whole new generation of faster and more aggressive maniacs. It falls short of the fury established by thrashing members of the NWOBHM such as Venom and Satan, preferring the more rocking variety of the day. The production practices are a little closer to the drier, overdriven guitar oriented, and smooth flowing feel of the 70s, as opposed to the treble dominated, heavier variety that would come later with the help of Diamond Head.
The band's traditional metal and Celtic folk music influences have been noted many times, but what is less noted and heavily present on this release is the band's traditional doom influences. Smatterings of Trouble and Saint Vitus mingle with the upper tempo riffs to create an intricate and very much multifaceted approach to what most view as a style with a very predictable formula. The opening song "The Hunchback Of Notre Doom" basically sticks to this slower and darker variant on older metal, stomping at a punishingly low tempo with a deep droning and bare bones set of riffs all the way through, turning a mere 2 sections of chords into a near 5 minute long classic. Aside from this and the reprise of the main riff of the opening song at the end of "Ape Outro", the doom element manifests itself more in the dark character of the guitar tone rather than the tempo, but endures throughout the entire listen.
A lot of this album is very much in line with the "Jailbreak" and "Johnny The Fox" era of Thin Lizzy, from the dueling harmony riffs to the up tempo cruising that would have just stayed within the tempo barrier of the 70s. The fast riding double bass rocker "Shakedown At The Six" and the folksy and anthem-like swaying festival "White Cousin" both bring a fair amount of twin guitar majesty to the mix, not to mention an expressive and attitude steeped vocal performance out of Mike Scalzi, whose gravely tenor is somewhat comparable to Mark Shelton, though definitely not as foreboding in character and a little closer to the plainer character of 70s rock music. Likewise, although the general style of the guitar work is in line with late 70s sound the advanced technical nature of the riffs and lead work put it solidly in the realm of forward lookers like Uli Jon Roth and Judas Priest.
Although most of this listens like a technical version of most metal/rock oriented bands, there is a strong sense of progression and adventure that also brings some comparisons to Rush. The magnum opus of the album and title track "Ape Uprising", which sort of listens like an epic musical homage to "Conquest Of The Planet Of The Apes", is as technically ambitious as 2112, though not quite as long in length and not separated into multiple chapters. The riff style crosses into influences such as Iron Maiden and Running Wild, although maintaining the lower grade of sound common to older analog technology. It ranks as one of the most impressive works this band has ever put together while still keeping a keen eye on maintaining a catchy approach to song construction that can be held onto.
Times may change, but it is unlikely that bands such as Slough Feg ever will, and that is far from a bad thing. There is a strong case to be made that although the NWOBHM was quite an interesting phenomenon and largely consequential in shaping all future styles of metal, it was also too short lived. There are plenty of songs left to be written in this style, and what better time to get these songs than today. If you think that power metal is only about keyboards, neo-classical sweep picking, perpetual speed and high screechy vocals, take a listen to this album and then think again.
Originally submitted to (www.metal-observer.com) on May 2, 2009.
This is the seventh full-length album from Slough Feg, an American band playing heavy metal.
The production on this album isn't as clean as this band's recent albums have been. The drums are nice and crisp, but the vocals have a good bit of distortion on them, as do the 1970s-tone guitars. This is a good fit for the band, as the slightly dirty sound gives Ape Uprising a nice, sharp edge. Overall, this sounds as though it could have been recorded no later than 1980! I'd have liked a little more audible bass, though.
More than anything else, this album reminds me of Traveller meets Down Among the Deadmen -- not only are there lyrical and musical callbacks to both albums, many of the the songs combine the wandering, spacey instrumentals from Traveller with more straightforward hook-based passages a la "Sky Chariots" or "Troll Pack". To my ears, this is a welcome change after Atavism and Hardworlder, which had some songs that dragged a bit. Not so here; the triple-punch of "Ape Uprising/Simian Manifesto/Shakedown at the Six" is the best thing the band has done in a long time, and they follow it with "White Cousin", a triumphant tribute to Beneath the Planet of the Apes. The other songs on Ape Uprising are all keepers, too, from the appropriately-named "Hunchback of Notre Doom" to "Nasty Hero", a rocking closer which recalls early Judas Priest. Every single second on this album is heavy, catchy, and just plain great!
Ape Uprising is a sure contender for my best-of-2009 list, and it's going to be pretty hard to beat. Anyone who lives for classic heavy metal should get this immediately. Highest recommendations.
Standout tracks: "Ape Uprising", "Simian Manifesto", "White Cousin"
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The police of Asuncion, Paraguay have an interesting prisoner on their hands after a tiger cub was found by residents on a rooftop in the town of Itaugua Guazu on Friday..
The tiger cub is not much bigger than the average house cat but so far no one has come forward to claim it and the cub remains with the police, happily playing in a prison cell.
Tigers which are not native to Paraguay so the arrival of this little cub is somewhat of a mystery. Previously Paraguay had tigers in the news back in August when 16 tigers were kept in cages for two months while Argentine officials processed their paperwork for entry.
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BOSTON – It started with a 3-pointer by Avery Bradley 16 seconds into the game. It ended with a layup by Jason Terry with 6.5 seconds left.
Yes, the Boston Celtics finally got their offense going.
"It's coming," Terry said. "You can feel it."
It was there Sunday — for much of the game, anyway — when the Celtics beat the New York Knicks 97-90 in overtime to avoid being swept in the opening round of the playoffs.
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The Celtics scored fewer than 20 points in six of the first 10 quarters in the series. They scored 78, 71 and 76 points in the first three games after scoring fewer than 80 just five times during the regular season.
"We've got a lot of basketball in us," Terry said, "but there's always something like one quarter that holds us back. So if we can put together four quarters of great Celtics basketball, ball movement, getting out in transition, then this series is going to be a long one."
The Celtics made 51.3 percent of their shots in the first half Sunday after averaging 39.5 during the first three games. But they dropped to 25 percent (4 of 16) in the third quarter when the Knicks cut a 59-39 deficit to 68-65 entering the fourth.
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"We didn't shoot the ball well," Anthony said, "and we still put ourselves in a position to win the basketball game. There's an upside to that."
The downside for him was the Celtics' defense, particularly that of Brandon Bass. Before fouling out with 4:27 left in the fourth quarter, he kept the NBA's leading playoff scorer from getting hot. Anthony missed all seven of his 3-pointers.
"(Bass) was the star of the game," said Boston Coach Doc Rivers.
The Knicks got back in the game after Anthony picked up his fourth foul with New York trailing 65-51 with 3:35 left in the third quarter. With Anthony on the bench, Raymond Felton scored 11 points in a 14-3 run that cut the deficit to 68-65.
"The fact that we came back from a 20-point deficit in that building shows a lot about our team," Felton said.
When they get to their own building, they'll have their second-leading scorer back. J.R. Smith, the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year, was suspended for Sunday's game for elbowing Terry with an elbow in New York's 90-76 win in Game 3. Smith is averaging 16.3 points per game in the series.
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What's up everyone! I just bought my first vehicle. A 2001 60th Anniversary Edition Wrangler. The Jeep came with a ton of mods and a lot of after market parts. It has a 4" skyjacker suspension lift and a 1 inch body lift. Sitting on 35's. I took it to the shop down the street from me last week to have it inspected and it failed. The guy came back and told me 1. The wheels are "too big" 2. It needs a tail pipe and 3. The day lighter fog lights were too high. I'm not really worried about the pipe or the lights because thoes are easy fixes. I did some research and couldn't find any maximum tire size limits in Maryland. I called the local Jeep specially shop and asked them about it. They told me the wheels are fine as long as they are covered by the fenders. Then the dude goes on to tell me that it can't have more then 1 lift kit on it to pass! I can't really find any info about it or any rules about having more than one lift. Someone help me out and point me in the right way to go to get this worked out so I can pass inspection. Give me some good shop recommendations around Baltimore Md area! I want to get this thing on the road!
Give adams jeep a call. They are located in Aberdeen harford county and specialize in offroad stuff.
They're the ones who told me I can't have 2 lift kits and that one will have I be removed in order to pass...
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You only have 1 lift the bl are just after market body mount bushings. Just go to another shop. That guy just wanted to take your money for simple things to fix.
I've gotten a fix-it ticket from a state trooper for lifted suspension. However, my XJ passed inspection with a 3" lift and 32" tires, and my old integra passed with coilovers and tucking tire on all 4 corners lol. The inspector guy was like "kinda low, isn't it?" (The previous owner was a jersey ****** riding around on the bumpstops, and the coil perches were seized)
Go to a different shop. Search some threads for known off road friendly shops. Your KC's arent used on the road so should be a non issue. If the tires are inside the flares they are legal. You can have as many types of lift as you want. There is a guy mike on here that works at Adams jeep. You can find him in the trails road thread so you can talk to him as well. Maybe he can help.
To the best of my knowledge, the only laws we have regarding lift/tires are that 1. the tires have to be covered and 2. your bumper/frame cannot be above a certain height which I think is 28 inches.
Call up Appalachian offroad in Westminster. I dont know if they do inspections but they may be able to answer some questions for you.
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MORE than 100 of the Colac region's top young tennis players will converge on the city this weekend.
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Club president Mark Robinson said the event at the club's Church Street lawn courts was likely to attract players from as far as Hamilton.
"It's all going well, so far we've entries from Hamilton, Warrnambool, Camperdown and also extras that have come from Cobden – they're all really supportive of the event," he said.
"There are still entries available, it's never too late for a local to enter."
The event will be the club's second junior tournament since hosting the Bulla Junior Round Robin which attracted about 50 Colac district players in November.
Robinson said he hoped to build on the event's success.
"We really tried to target local players for the Bulla tournament and that'll build up in future years," he said.
"The one this weekend is a Victorian Country Tennis Association points tournament so we get players from surrounding districts.
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Robinson said he encouraged the club's young players to get involved and test themselves against new players.
"It's good for the kids to play against players from outside their area, you've got to push yourself to improve in a competitive sport," he said.
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Nico Falah still plans to take his official visit to Oregon next weekend but the Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco four-star offensive tackle promises USC has nothing to worry about.
The 6-foot-4, 267-pound prospect took another unofficial trip to USC for the Arizona State matchup on Saturday and said he still feels it's the right place for him.
The USC coaching staff briefly discussed his upcoming Oregon trip but Falah said he still thinks he's sticking with the Trojans.
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"They mentioned it a little bit to me," Falah said. "They just said, they didn't say much, but they said to be careful up there. That's all they told me. They don't have to worry about it. I'm all SC.
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