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Result: Hereford RFC 23 pts Stoke 15
3:13pm Saturday 22nd September 2012 in Sport By Ian Morgan
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- Hereford win 23-15 against Stoke at Wyeside.
Hereford RFC coach Mark Harris speaks to his players at the end of the match. http://t.co/gpepXign
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Stoke miss a shot at goal with the last kick of the match.
The final whistle goes....
Stoke score their second try of the match with Steve Talbot gathering a bouncing ball to cross wide on the left.
Sam Christmas slots it.
Hereford lead 23-15.
Ben Hillstead has just been shown a yellow card.
Seconds remain at Wyeside.
Hereford have played very well in the second half and the shock of falling behind has spurred them into action.
Two quick-fire tries in the second half has given Hereford the plaudits.
Charlie Lougman slots over a conversion for Hereford RFc against Stoke. http://t.co/OiVpGjfP
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Jake Smithers scored Hereford's second try with 8 minutes to go and Loughman slots the extras.
Hereford now lead 23-8 and suddenly the self belief has returned to Wyeside.
Richard Mayson goes under the posts for Hereford Rugby Club. http://t.co/ZhLWUKBs
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There is another try for Hereford and that was another quick break.
Richard Mayson bursts through for Hereford after a line out and does a swallow dive under the posts.
Loughman slots over the simple conversion and Hereford have opened up a 16-8 advantage.
14 minutes to go.
Loughman's third penalty of the afternoon puts Hereford back into the lead.
Hereford lead 9-8 and we have had 60 minutes.
That was a shock for Hereford.
Stoke broke down the right and then the kick inside bounced favourably for the visitors.
Stoke had three players in pursuit and the ball bounced into the arms of the try scorer.
The visitors missed the conversion but now lead 8-6 at Wyeside.
Stoke have taken the lead with the first try of the game in the 54th minute.
Sam Christmas slots over the penalty for Stoke.
Hereford lead 6-3.
Stoke are awarded a penalty in front of the posts.
Nine minutes have gone in the second half and Stoke almost break through but fine tackling from Hereford keep them out.
Almost a try in the first 30 seconds of the second half for the hosts.
They create a good opening on the right but Brad Talbot drops the ball and that's a chance missed.
Jamie Bullock shouts at his team as the second half begins.
The half time whistle goes to end the first half.
Hereford lead 6-0 and will be fairly happy.
They have showed glimpses of running rugby but we want to see more.
We are into first-half stoppage time and it has been a very scrappy affair so far.
Hereford have shaded things but not by much.
Jamie Bullock wins a line out for Hereford.Jamie Bullock wins a line out for Hereford RFC this afternoon. http://t.co/aBAQ4waS
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It has been a scrappy match so far with errors from both teams.
Seven minutes to half-time.
Hereford are down to 14 men after Number 8 Brad Talbot is sent to the sin bin.
Stoke are on the attack.
Scene at Hereford Rugby Club this afternoon v Stoke. Hereford are in the red jerseys. http://t.co/dz7730kK
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Another kick able penalty for Hereford inside the Stoke 22 and it's in front of the posts.
Loughman slots it over and Hereford lead 6-0 and we have had 27 minutes.
We have played 22 minutes and Hereford still lead 3-0.
There has been a lot of huff and puff from both sides but the crowd has gone quiet.
Stoke have missed a shot at goal and have Jordan Grimshaw in the sin-bin.
Hereford lead 3-0 at Wyeside through a sixth minute penalty from Charlie Loughman.
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But first we begin with an issue.
Critical to us to millions of Americans.
The high cost of prescription drugs the big drug companies are -- -- new push to keep generic versions of some of their Blockbuster medications.
Off the market the latest -- isn't just happening in Washington where the drug lobby spends most of its money but in statehouses all across the country.
Now the effort to limit generic competition also calls into question the -- savings that we're supposed to come our way through Obama care.
With us now injury hit man Giannone from the association of mature American citizens if you're welcome -- -- show it's great to have you here.
I wanna start with the idea of this cost and rising cost of health care in this -- country.
Obama care was supposed to fix this it seems like generics should be part of the solution to rising costs.
This doesn't help.
But generics are definitely part of the solution.
I think it's important that we define -- -- of generic that we're talking about Jerry this is uncharted territory these are biologic drugs.
And there are no standards the FDA hasn't come up with any standards and how to regulate these from a generic perspective.
So it's it's kind of a conundrum no question about it.
Let's talk about some of the savings that people get from generic drugs one trillion dollars over ten years a trillion dollars over ten years.
Now listen me it seems to be a critical way.
-- protecting this country from rising medical costs what do these drug makers hope to gain.
By keeping generics off the shelf.
Well I think that whether -- -- and in the area biologics Jerry.
There is a safety issue no question about it because when I mentioned before that we're in uncharted territory.
Of these medications are out.
Complex molecule -- and what they're hoping to gain is new standards we need some leadership from not only the administration.
But from the FDA in coming up -- new standards.
To determine the generic equivalents see of these biologic medications.
All right in -- course to be clear here at a lot of drug companies have -- generics across the board not just this specific category.
What we see is -- 80%.
Of the four billion prescriptions that are issued each and every year are for generic -- so think about that the numbers are impressive we just wanted to walk through.
And -- I think you'll enjoy this some comparisons for people out there.
On the cost of the branded version of a drug and it's generic component starting with Plavix 224.
For the branded version.
A 112 for the generic that the difference -- a 112 dollars.
A one month supply Lipitor.
Branded 191.
Generic 96 that's a savings of 95.
For people who are getting that on a monthly basis.
What does this mean in particular the members of your organization.
Seniors must think about this very seriously.
You're absolutely right -- we don't want to see -- an advocate for older Americans GMAC does not when he see our members.
Medical bills specifically.
A drug costs go up a penny so there's a lot of concern you're -- at an older population who suffer from chronic conditions.
That -- are high utilized years of medications.
This is an issue that has to be addressed to not only it it's it's two pronged.
The federal government has to work in concert with the drug organizations to make sure they come up with a fair and equitable solution but they should not do it on the backs of senior citizens.
And those are people buying these drugs that's for sure and people on fixed incomes let's keep that mind.
Two point six trillion -- the amount of spending each and every year on health care up all sorts including pharmaceuticals.
And we've seen those prices go up on pharmaceuticals.
Roughly 5% each and every year if you don't have generic with generics in the marketplace -- you bring those prices down -- It's it's awful tough to I would say it's nearly impossible without the generic competition -- well.
Before -- -- out there.
You know these companies are trying to take your generics off the shelf and Andrea thanks for explaining it to us appreciate your time.
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Free spirit musician makes his own rules
Then Bob Schneider arrives in town for a show at Cain's Ballroom this Friday night, Tulsa doesn't know what to expect, but that's alright -- it's all pretty up in the air for Schneider as well. After 20 years on the music scene (he started out with Ugly Americans in '93 before departing and forming The Scabs in '97 and going solo in '99), the Austin-based musician has a deep catalog to draw from.
Never one to sit still, if not on the road touring, he's gigging it up at home, playing up to five nights a week around Austin, whether solo, with his band, performing with The Scabs (yes, they're still around and perform together on occasion), or with his side project, Texas Bluegrass Massacre.
When addressing the variety of options he has on his plate, I asked Schneider how he separates his projects mentally and musically. "Well, they are all pretty different in terms of content," he said. "I also use different musicians in the different projects so that separates them as well. The only thing that is consistent is I'm singing -- other than that, there is a little overlap, but you're going to get something different when you see these different groups."
"When I play solo, I tend to talk a lot more to the audience and go off on rants. I hardly ever do that when I'm playing with the bands," he continued. "It's definitely easier playing with the band, because you can sort of lean on them musically during the show. When I'm solo, it's all me, so there's more responsibility there."
Of course, the last couple of times Schneider visited Tulsa, he performed solo, which allowed for a lot of banter with the audience. The two performances were worlds apart, though, with one structured around Schneider playing acoustic guitar and a few other instruments and a separate performance built around him playing steel drums for an incredible evening of music.
When asked what Tulsa could look forward to with this visit, he said, "It won't be solo. I've got most of my band for this show (maybe the whole band -- still waiting to find out). Either way, there'll be a bunch of us on stage that night."
The incredible diversity on those previous solo shows isn't something new to anyone who comes in contact with Schneider's universe. Musically, he's something of a chameleon, merging rock, blues, funk, hip hop, country, and even bluegrass. When asked what he attributes his ability to merge styles so seamlessly to, he said, "I listen to a wide variety of music and always have."
"I'm amazed when I see bands that don't have different styles of music in their set," he continued. "I get really tired of hearing the same sort of song over and over. I need diversity when I'm listening to music or I'll get bored. I assume everyone is like me, so that's what I tend to do when I play live and when I make records."
If you take a quick peek into Schneider's back catalog, you'll see that's definitely the case. Introspective tunes like "I'm Good Now" intermingle with the ballad-y romance of "Come with Me Tonight," the house party stomp of "Mudhouse," and even a little m ambo and Latin flair with "Tarantula" and "Bombonanza." When all shaken up and served together, a Bob Schneider show ends up one giant music cocktail.
Of course, part of Schneider's freedom and musical diversity comes from the fertile creative soil of his hometown of Austin, which embraces his free spirit and has rewarded him over the years with multiple nominations and awards as one of Austin's best and favorite performers and songwriters.
As Tulsa's local scene continues to grow and thrive, I took the opportunity to ask Schneider what he believes fosters a creative and prolific music community.
"I think that the cost of living really affects the music scene," he replied. "If it's cheap to live there, then you'll probably have a pretty good music scene, because you won't have to work as much and you can devote more of your time to doing drugs and making music. If you have to work a lot, obviously you won't have as much time to do what you need to do to make good music."
As an Austin native and a seasoned musical professional, Schneider should know. His latest solo album, Burden of Proof, is due in April and this weekend's show should offer a nice preview of what he's got coming with the new disc, which will undoubtedly be a blend of styles once again.
In the past, Schneider has been with a major label, then worked independently, and is currently working with Kirtland Records. When asked about the pros and cons of working independently or with labels big and small, he said, "The pros of working on your own is you make all the calls."
"When you work with a label they are going to have some input on the project because they are putting up the money," he added. "For instance on this record, when I finished with it, they wanted one more song that was more upbeat, so I went in and recorded another song for the record. That is going to be the single when it comes out. If it was just me, I would have never have done that."
Even so, you can rest assured that Burden of Proof will bear Schneider's eclectic stamp more than any label. After a three year absence from Tulsa, Schneider returns this Friday night for a full band show at Cain's Ballroom. Tickets are still available and you won't want to miss the party -- or see what he'll do this time around.
If you're a Schneider fan and audiophile, you also won't want to forget to order your "Live Frunk" before the show and pick it up on the way out -- after all, what's a better memento than taking home a recording of the show you were at? Yes, Schneider still records all his shows from the soundboard so you can have your own copy. And if you forget to order at the show, you can always hit his website to order it after the fact -- and stock up on the shows you've missed. Just don't miss him live this Friday night.
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Record YTD sales for Subaru Canada
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MISSISSAUGA, ON, - Subaru Canada, Inc. (SCI) is pleased to announce its highest ever year-to-date sales with 9,321 units sold in 2012, an increase of 2.2 percent over the previous year. It was also an all-time best month for Subaru Canada's central region with sales up 1.4 percent over last April, setting a new record with 897 units sold and besting the previous record set during the same month last year. Although overall April results experienced a slight dip of 5.1 percent, Subaru Canada is poised to set a new milestone in company history as YTD sales are on track to make 2012 Subaru Canada's best one yet.
Strong Impreza sales also set a new record as Canadians purchased 887 units of the fun-to-drive compact car, propelling sales upwards by 23.4 percent over last April. These robust results have also helped Impreza achieve a YTD record with 3,329 units sold this year, an increase of 49.6 percent over 2011.
"The 2012 Subaru Impreza continues to wow consumers and perform amazingly in terms of sales," said Shiro Ohta, president and CEO of Subaru Canada, Inc. "But we also have an exciting product lineup planned for the 2013 model year. As we introduce the 2013 Subaru BRZ in June, the 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek this fall, and brand new technology on the 2013 Subaru Legacy and Outback, we will continue to build momentum for the remainder of the year. I'm very pleased that we're already off to such a strong start."
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Nodnod. Likewise, Ode to a Centipede may be missing part of the guitar solo when it comes out later in the year. Such is life, though - blame Sony for going "No, OUR Masters" in 1999.
Since they want to release them as a "pack," I'm curious if they've held onto uploading the songs so all four will be listed as the same day. Songs appear on the network by upload date, not "unlock for purchase date."
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Anything come out of this as far as recruits are concerned?
I've only seen a few updates.
- Levenberry and his family were there and seemed to have a good time, but they still have UM in the Top 3 with FSU and Oklahoma, though USC can sneak in and Alabama has been recruiting him hard.
- DE Christian Lacouture has UM in his Top 3, with LSU and Nebraska.
- Jack Miller's little brother Matt was there, and though he wasn't offered, there's a chance he will be in the future.
- LaQuon Treadwell liked his visit, but hasn't named any favorites or mentioned which schools he'll officially visit.
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Creston/Orient-Macksburg ran away with the team title, scoring 222.5 points. Central Decatur tallied 45 points and Clarke finished with 26 points.
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The Class of 2013 includes football coach Claude Arnett and legendary public address announcer Pete Baum ('53) along with Willie Norwood ('72), Fred Gomeztrejo ('82), Lamont Landers ('90), twin sisters Patrina and Katrina Hall ('98) and Joe Skovron ('04)
Claude Arnett helped bring football to La Verne College as the first head coach in the history of the program. He coached for seven seasons (1921-27), ending with a career record of 35-21-5. He also served as head of the education department while at La Verne. His legacy lives on as the Leopard football field - currently known as Arnett Field - bears his name.
The "Original Voice of the Leos," Pete Baum graduated from La Verne College in 1953. While a prominent member of the Leopard baseball team as a catcher, Baum is best knownby generations of La Verne fansas the Leopard football public address announcer. Baum's announcing tenure spanned 35 years and four different decades.
Willie Norwood was a prominent member of the Leopards' NAIA National Championship baseball team in 1972. He was among the national leaders in batting average, homers and runs batted in during that season on his way to earning NAIA All-America honors. He was drafted by the Minnesota Twins following the 1972 season and played with the Twins from 1977 to 1980.
Fred Gomeztrejo was a four-year starter on the La Verne football team and was one of the top defensive players in program history. He earned NAIA All-America honors along with First Team All-SCIAC recognition in 1981. During the 1981 season he registered a single-game record of 24 tackles against the University of Redlands.
Lamont Landers was a two-sport standout at La Verne, earning First Team All-SCIAC honors in both football (1989) and basketball (1988-89). In basketball, he led the Leopards in scoring in 1989 with a 20.9 average. In football he was La Verne's Most Valuable Receiver Award recipient in 1989 and 1990.
Patrina Hall was a member of La Verne's first-ever SCIAC Championship in women's track & field in 1997. She had one of the most dominant seasons a year later, when she set two SCIAC records in the long jump and 200 meters en route to earning All-America status. Her time of 24.11 in the 200 meters still stands as the fastest time in SCIAC history.
Like her twin sister Patrina, Katrina Hall helped usher in a new era to the Leopard track & field program. She competed in several events in her two seasons and earned SCIAC Athlete of the Year honors in 1997. A year later she set the school and conference record in the triple jump and earned All-America honors in that event.
Joe Skovron was a key fixture of the Leopard golf program in early 2000s, earning First Team All-SCIAC honors in each of his four seasons. He earned All-America recognition in 2001 and 2004 while also being named SCIAC Player of the Year in 2004, leading the Leopards to a SCIAC Championship that season. He returned as head coach of the Leopards during the 2009 season, leading the squad to a conference championship.
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Six months ago, small forward Troy Williams was set to announce that he'd attend North Carolina or Kentucky.
The Tar Heels already had two commitments from the Class of 2013 at that point. The number hasn't changed.
UNC was still an option for Williams until Sunday, when he committed to Indiana, and his case shows the fluid nature of recruiting. Williams' decision isn't a major setback for the Tar Heels, who are targeting several players with higher profiles, but it puts more pressure on North Carolina to land one.
Many top prospects wait until the spring to sign, so the next six months are shaping up to be anxious ones filled with uncertainty, somewhat similar to what Duke went through with the Class of 2012.
The Blue Devils signed one player, Rasheed Sulaimon, last November and entered April with hopes of adding more talent. Shabazz Muhammad and Tony Parker picked UCLA, but Duke beat out N.C. State and three other schools for Amile Jefferson.
North Carolina currently has point guard Nate Britt and power forward Isaiah Hicks in the fold for 2013-14, and it's possible that West Charlotte center Kennedy Meeks could sign in November. Georgetown and UNC appear to be the frontrunners for the 6-foot-9, 275-pound Meeks, who is ranked 19th in his class by ESPN.com. That's two spots behind Hicks, and Britt's stock has dropped to the point that he's now No. 51 in ESPN's rankings.
Britt, like Williams, has transferred to Oak Hill for his senior season. Williams is an exceptional athlete with long arms, but he slipped from No. 6 in ESPN's rankings in late April, when he had narrowed his choices to North Carolina and Kentucky, to No. 43 by mid-July. He didn't appear to be a top priority for UNC's coaches that month at the Nike Peach Jam, and Williams said then that Indiana was coming on strong.
The Tar Heels didn't make the cut with elite prospects Jabari Parker or Julius Randle, but they're in play for power forward Noah Vonleh and small forward Andrew Wiggins, two seniors who recently moved from the Class of 2014 to 2013. Kentucky and Florida State are considered the favorites for Wiggins, who has supplanted Parker as the top player in the Class of 2013, and UNC might have the best shot after those two schools.
North Carolina coach Roy Williams brought in four freshmen from the Class of 2012, namely point guard Marcus Paige, and that group was ranked highly more for its depth than star power. The next class could look very similar, especially if Meeks chooses the Tar Heels.
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Mills was Solberg's wingman when the duo became world champions with Subaru in 2003. He split from the Norwegian - who announced last week that he won't take part in the WRC in 2013 - midway through the 2010 season and was replaced by Chris Patterson.
"A few years ago, somebody said that if there had been four Petter Solbergs in rallying, then Formula One would have shut down," Mills told WRC.com. "At the time I just laughed, but now I actually completely agree with that. That's how big his personality is. I think the sport will miss Petter an awful lot: more than people realise. He's a huge character and there are not enough of them out there."
Solberg and Mills contested 161 consecutive events together, one of the most enduring partnerships in the history of the WRC.
"It was a long time for us to be sitting four inches apart: we laughed together, cried together and nearly died together," added Mills. "Aside from his fantastic driving talent, nobody was a better showman than Petter. He was brilliant with the fans and with end of stage interviews: just a fantastic ambassador for the whole sport. If I could do it all over again with him, I would."
Despite no longer co-driving in the WRC, Welshman Mills is still involved in rallying, preparing historic Ford Escorts through his Viking Motorsport firm.
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Many have asked me the storyline of Uttaran till now and so I have decided to write down the Uttaran story so far in this thread so that members who hv started watching the show from last few months can get an idea about the story of Uttaran till now
The answer is Yes she does. On Veer and Ichha's marriage day,Tapasya tries to commit suicide and tells Ichha that if she doesn't get Veer then she will kill herself;Ichha is now clueless what to do sinse Veer is waiting for her in the mandap and she too is dressed as bride but at the same time she cannot just go and sit in the mandap leaving behind Tapasya who already cuts her wrist and threatens to kill herself ;Nani who always brainwashes Tapasya in doing all this,too asks Ichha to let Tapasya sit in the mandap instead of you;Ichha's mother is not agreeing to this whereas Jogi and Divya(Tapasya's parents) are waiting downstairs for Ichha to come and sit in the mandap;They hv no clue whats going on upstairs, neither Veer and his family know about all this;Finally Ichha decides to sacrifice once again and so she gives her shaad ka jora to Tapasya and asks her to sit in the mandap by hiding her face with dupatta;Ichha's mother is shocked with this decision of Ichha but somehow Ichha convinces her mother and tells her that Tapasya's life is more important than marrying Veer;So finally Ichha's mother agrees but before giving the shaadi dress to Tapasya ,she tells Tapasya that "Whole life my daughter Ichha lived on your Uttaran(leftover),but today you will b leaving on my daughter's Uttaran by marrying Veer";Basically Ichha gives Veer to her best friend Tapasya in Uttaran(So this justifies the title of the show Uttaran by 50%..next 50% will b justified when another male lead will b introduced)
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To survive physically or psychologically, we sometimes need to react automatically to a speeding taxi as we step off the curb or to the subtle facial cues of an angry boss. That automatic mode of thinking, not under voluntary control, contrasts with the need to slow down and deliberately fiddle with pencil and paper when working through an algebra problem. These two systems that the brain uses to process information are the focus of Nobelist Daniel Kahneman's new book, Thinking, Fast and Slow (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC., 2011). The following excerpt is the first chapter, entitled "The Characters of the Story," which introduces readers to these systems. (Used with permission.)
Understanding fast and slow thinking could help us find more rational solutions to problems that we as a society face. For example, a commentary in the March issue of the journal Nature Climate Change outlined how carbon labeling that appeals to both systems could be more successful than previous efforts to change consumer habits. (Scientific American is part of Nature Publishing Group.) Understanding how we think can also guide more personal decisions. Last month, Kahneman highlighted in a lecture given at the National Academy of Sciences "The Science of Science Communication" conference how realizing the limitations of each system can help us catch our own mistakes.
To observe your mind in automatic mode, glance at the image below.
Your experience as you look at the woman's face seamlessly combines what we normally call seeing and intuitive thinking. As surely and quickly as you saw that the young woman's hair is dark, you knew she is angry. Furthermore, what you saw extended into the future. You sensed that this woman is about to say some very unkind words, probably in a loud and strident voice. A premonition of what she was going to do next came to mind automatically and effortlessly. You did not intend to assess her mood or to anticipate what she might do, and your reaction to the picture did not have the feel of something you did. It just happened to you. It was an instance of fast thinking.
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You experienced slow thinking as you proceeded through a sequence of steps. You first retrieved from memory the cognitive program for multiplication that you learned in school, then you implemented it. Carrying out the computation was a strain. You felt the burden of holding much material in memory, as you needed to keep track of where you were and of where you were going, while holding on to the intermediate result. The process was mental work: deliberate, effortful, and orderly—a prototype of slow thinking. The computation was not only an event in your mind; your body was also involved. Your muscles tensed up, your blood pressure rose, and your heart rate increased. Someone looking closely at your eyes while you tackled this problem would have seen your pupils dilate. Your pupils contracted back to normal size as soon as you ended your work—when you found the answer (which is 408, by the way) or when you gave up.


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In short: This race is like a weird cocktail, all the wrong ingredients combine to create running perfection.In full: I can't believe how good this race is. It is brilliantly staged and attracts super elite athletes to fun runners and everything in between.The course start and finishes on the track and takes in a wide range of the scenic and the dreary. It is challenging but not ridiculous and has the best marshalls of any race I have done.Oh, and the best goody bag, too.er, and nothing can compare to the compere.Not hard to see why they filled up in advance. I will be getting my entry in early for the next one.Not to be missed.Date of review: December 12, 2011
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In short: Quality race even in dodgy conditionsIn full: Had a great time - nowhere near as much climbing as some make out ;-)Date of review: December 12, 2011
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In short: 1st timer and loved every minuteIn full: 1st time running this race and wasn't looking forward to it but so pleased I did. Great enertainment from the announcer who kept us smiling. although everything seemed to go wrong for the organisers they remained cheerful. Great marshalls, especially the children who were soaked but enthusiastically clapping and smiling. Loved the route except one bit of downhill which was tough. The goody bag and 'medal' at the end couldn't help make you smile. Thanks to Stockport for organising such a great event and I will be back next year.Date of review: December 12, 2011
In short: Yet another brilliant race from Stockport Harriers!In full: Not the easiest of courses, made more difficult by the appalling weather, but superb support by the marshalls, great commentary and an excellent goody bag make this well worth turning up for.Date of review: December 12, 2011
In short: Great race, great marshals, great valueIn full: First time running this race for a few years, and it is getting better. Well done to Stockport Harriers for putting on a brilliant event!Where else can you go to a race and be greeted by Tony "Motty" Audenshaw giving a commentary ranging for the sublime to the ridiculous (mainly the latter) to put a smile on your face. Great to start and finish on the track, and great encouragement from the marshals who must have been soaked to the skin and freezing cold, but still retained good humour and also some initiative to replace the stolen drinking water station (would you believe it) with an impromptu arrangement requiring frequent visits to the nearby kennels to keep the water topped up.As for the race itself, a challenging course taking in parks, road, off-road and hills and a good mix of top quality runners and fun runners made for a top atmosphere. Loved the long sleeved fluorescent tech-running shirt and the design, which was worth the entry money alone. Finish off with hot showers, tea, coffee, chilli and hot-pot and a generous set of winners prizes and it's the perfect way to spend a Sunday morning.Date of review: December 12, 2011
In short: Come to Stockport and visit the town's second best toilet facilities!In full: What to say about this? No chip timing, somebody nicked the drinks tables, the start line fell over, zippy got in my way on the second lap of the track and is the only long distance race I've done where you get lapped within 600 metres!!Looking at that, it sounds rubbish, but how wrong could you be. The funniest compère at any race ever, who inbetween the humour about the toilets and the largest brick structure in Europe was really informative. It is not a traffic free race, so the marshals had to contend with impatient Stopfordians trying to get out and do their Christmas shopping, driving wind and rain and a full cast of a 1000 runners. But what a job they did; smiling, cheerful and full of humour ('dont worry, it carries on uphill round the next corner'!). To cap it all you get to start on a proper track and fulfil your Olympic ambitions by overtaking round the final bend coming into the finish straight!When you're done there is a selection of home made chilli, hot pot and cakes. Finally the hills, for people like me they are going to make a PB very difficult, two long climbs, both nearing the mile mark in total? That is a lot of climbing in a ten mile race! But for me they werent too bad as they were long rather than steep which I find more cope-able.The goody bag is brilliant and a well designed long sleeve top which is a true memento of the day. Loved the 'medal'!A long review from me, but felt as my marks are a bit low in places they needed explaining. Just look at the overall mark and the atmosphere, for me that is what really counts and what makes it such a fun day that is a real credit to Stockport Harriers and all the volunteers who set up this truly exceptional end of season race.Very, very impressed!Date of review: December 12, 2011
In short: enjoyable, friendly, funnyIn full: If you think running 10 miles in December rain is depressing - think again. THis race makes it a pleasure. Great goody bag and quirky too - cod liver oil capsule anyone? The compere was brilliant - as good as any standup. And great support from the Marshals too. Date of review: December 12, 2011
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On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Daniel Pfenniger wrote: > > > Andrew M.A. Cater wrote: > > On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 01:20:43PM -0700, sandeep krishnan wrote: > .... > > _Don't_ use rsh :) Use ssh with key exchange and passwordless login. > > There is a compatibility hack to make ssh behave exactly like rsh - > > you might even get away just with linking ssh -> rsh :) > ... > > Please elaborate, I prefer rational arguments to orders. > What is wrong with rsh, what is much better with ssh? > A few words explanation would help. If you search the list archives, I've written a few thousand words on this three or four times. Things wrong with rsh: a) no security (as in "bleeding wound" in an open network) b) no environment passing c) no tunnelling/port forwarding d) no intrinsic X11 support e) archaic and easily spoofed/snooped authentication mechanism (see a)) f) terrible passwordless login control g) more or less frozen, unsupported code Things good about rsh: h) relatively fast Things good about ssh: a) strong security b) environment passing c) port tunnelling/forwarding d) intrinsic X11 support e) strong host authentication f) strong personal authentication g) bidirectional encryption, not easily snooped h) good passwordless login control i) currently being supported Things bad about ssh: i) relatively slow j) cannot select "no encryption" as option even on secure networks k) evil tty disconnect "feature" that requires ~. escapes (nested yet) to leave a job backgrounded from an ssh session. In MOST cases the speed differential is simply not an important issue. I personally might wish that i-k were different to make it easier to achieve rsh-like use on secure networks and to be able to ssh host task &, but the writers/maintainers are clearly more concerned with making it difficult to impossible to defeat its intrinsic security features. > As far as I understand, in an isolated cluster rsh works rather well, > security is not necessarily an issue. > On the other hand ssh may slow communications for particular usages > (such as a constant stream of console messages through the network). In most cases your intrinsic limitation is going to be the speed of a pseudo tty interface, not ssh. Simply writing to an xterm/console window is slow -- almost certainly MUCH slower than the speed with which ssh can encrypt/decrypt data. Of course for real parallel operations, one doesn't use ssh (or any shell) to do real internode communications -- at most it is for out of band control operations like starting up pvm or mpi itself on remote nodes. Or one writes a nice raw socket interface, or whatever. ssh is fine for typical remote/interactive use on a cluster. > ssh is particularly recommended on an untrusted network, but then > I would like once to see an *easy* procedure for installing ssh safely > by the sys admin passwordless login for all the network trusted users. I don't think that this would be terribly difficult, although easy is a matter of personal perspective. Look into ssh-agent(1) and ssh-add(1). I've never used them, but this looks like what they might be for. rgb > > Dan > > > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > -- Robert G. Brown http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/ Duke University Dept. of Physics, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Phone: 1-919-660-2567 Fax: 919-660-2525 email:rgb at phy.duke.edu
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 12:25 am |
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pamc153PA Member
I thought the article about geology and the war in Today's Civil War News was interesting, even though I'm no geologist. If you haven't read it, check it out. It mentions the concept of wanting to secure the high ground, which we all know about, but some of the other info made connections I hadn't thought of. Of course, the flat fields like those at Gettysburg's Pickett's Charge and Antietam's Cornfield were deadly places for both Union and Confederates alike, but to add in that the fields were flat because they had underlying beds of limestone adds an interesting twist. It made me start rethinking other battles and their geology affecting the outcomes of battles. Pam |
Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 01:01 am |
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CleburneFan Member
Some of the more interesting battles took place in mountain passes or in tight little valleys between mountains...perfect spots for ambushes. Other geology of interest include the rule of not being caught with one's army's back to a big river. Also trials and tribulations were created by fording large or flooded rivers such as Lee's army crossing the Potomac during the retreat from Gettysburg. Geology and weather can combine to present a hellish scenario such as when Sherman's Army in Eastern Georgia had to wade through the saw grass swamps or when they were deep in sticky clay mud during heavy rains. |
Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 09:06 pm |
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TimK Member
Maybe I'm getting geology and geography mixed up, but I can't really think of a battle that a rock outcropping, ridge, hill, mountain, creek, river, swamp, field, etc. didn't play a significant role. Am I misunderstanding this article? |
Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 10:54 pm |
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ole Member
We're perhaps a bit deeper into topography than geology. I can't think of a battle wherein the topography didn't play a part: swamps, rivers, hills, dales, swales and gulches all figured into every battle. A peculiar example is Perryville. The northern front was fairly typical; but the southern front was confusing. Climb the hill, look over there and you can see markers for something or another. Walk down and those markers should be at the top of this next hill. Nope. Two more ups and downs to get there. You can't walk the ground where Cleburne went after Sherman at Shiloh. (Well, you can, but you'd have to be a bit addled to try it.) Walk to the bottom of Dill Branch (on the road) and picture yourself trying to struggle through the underbrush and the branch. There is good reason that a body of troops sought to anchor each flank on a topographical feature that was very difficult to cross. Be it a swamp or a river or a mountain or a nasty ravine, your flanks were more or less protected if it took all day to get to you. Stand in Bloody Lane at Antietam looking north. You have a rise in front of you. Over that rise came the Yanks. Turkey shoot. Then the Yanks work their way around to your right. Now you're the turkey. It's all in the topography -- one of the reasons that there is nothing quite like standing on that ground. Failing that, a good map with topographical elevations will have to do, but always consider the topography. |
Posted: Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 12:37 am |
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Another fine example is Charles Harker's men using the reverse slope tactic at Snodgrass Hill. Once you see the ground it all starts to make sense. Last edited on Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 12:37 am by The Iron Duke ____________________ "Cleburne is here!" meant that all was well. -Daniel Harvey Hill |
Posted: Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 12:51 am |
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Tim, I think maybe the article was talking about the "under the topography" stuff, which is also what makes the topography what it is, of course. So I don't think you're misunderstanding a thing. I have to agree with Ole (or ole, depending if he's capitalized at the moment or not) that there's nothing that takes the place of walking the ground to really understand the significance of the topography. You can talk all you want about the importance of the swale in front of Emmitsburg Pike for the Confederates during Pickett's Charge, but until you're standing in that swale and see that the Copse of Trees was really the only guiding landmark you could see from down in the relative shelter of it, it doesn't really make an impact. Pam |
Posted: Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 01:28 am |
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ole Member
Another fine example is Charles Harker's men using the reverse slope tactic at Snodgrass Hill. Once you see the ground it all starts to make sense. Duke: For those who don't know what the reverse slope tactic is (including me), it would be appreciated if you would explain it. Ole |
Posted: Sun Nov 23rd, 2008 02:39 am |
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The Iron Duke Member
Harker kept his men concealed on the reverse slope, the side the Confederates couldn't see, until the enemy got close and then sent up one line to the crest of the hill. While that line was firing the second line was loading. Then the two would switch places and so on. Basically, Harker was able to sustain volley firing while using the terrain to protect his men who weren't shooting. It's similar to what Wellington did at Waterloo but there was no bayonet charge. ____________________ "Cleburne is here!" meant that all was well. -Daniel Harvey Hill |
Posted: Sun Nov 23rd, 2008 03:07 am |
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ole Member
Thanks. I think I know what you mean. Might take me a day or two to absorb it, but I think I know what you mean. Ole |
Posted: Mon Nov 24th, 2008 02:19 pm |
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j harold 587 Member
I beleive the fact that Harker's troops had Colt revolving rifles allowing for vastly superior fire power also was a major factor in his ability to hold Snodgrass Hill. His reverse slope tactic could have been effective with single shot muzzle loaders, but was amplified due to the Colts. Topography rules the field. |
Posted: Mon Nov 24th, 2008 06:34 pm |
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The Iron Duke Member
I'm not aware of Harker's men having revolving rifles. The 21st Ohio did on Horseshoe Ridge. ____________________ "Cleburne is here!" meant that all was well. -Daniel Harvey Hill |
Posted: Mon Nov 24th, 2008 07:09 pm |
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HankC Member
"Geology is the study of the Earth, the materials of which it is made, the structure of those materials, and the processes acting upon them." |
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