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Release Notes: This release fixes several bugs in shrpx and spdycat. It is strongly recommended for the users who use shrpx and spdycat to upgrade to this version. Historically, spdylay.h header defined SPDYLAY_INITIAL_MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS macro as 100, and all internal code and utility programs (spdycat and spdyd) use that. However, this limit is not specified in the SPDY specification, and may trigger unexpected stream closure to the other SPDY implementations. Therefore, it is now defined as a large enough value.
Release Notes: This release adds several enhancements to the spdyct and shrpx and strict checks for name/value pairs. It fixes a bug where the server cannot push the stream against a server initiated stream ID. The internal priority management mechanism is updated so that outbound DATA frames with a variety of SPDY priority can interleave more frequently and don't let the low priority streams starve. The development is very stable now, this release has been made 1.0.0.
Release Notes: This release fixes stability problems in shrpx. Shrpx gets several new options and operation modes in this release. Spdycat and spdyd get colored verbose output. A build script for Android was added.
Release Notes: This release updates the INTERNAL_ERROR value of the GOAWAY frame according to the SPDY/3 spec change. spdycat and spdyd can now operate on non-SSL/TLS SPDY connections. shrpx now has --client and --client-proxy options to make it accept plain HTTP connections and forward them to the backend in SPDY. There are many enhancements to these programs in this release.
Release Notes: This release fixes bugs in configure command-line options and spdycat. Client side header block compression was disabled. on_ctrl_not_send_callback now returns SPDYLAY_ERR_FRAME_TOO_LARGE as an error code when a packed frame is too large to fit in the SPDY frame size limit. Shrpx SPDY proxy mode now announces SPDY/3 as the default protocol.
Release Notes: This release fixes a bug where shrpx tries to read a response body when the HTTP status code is 304 and nonzero Content-Length is returned. The SPDY client and server programs spdycat, spdyd, and shrpx were moved to the src directory. The --enable-src configure option was added to enable/disable to build them. In the Python API, Session.resume_data() now returns a Boolean value to indicate an error instead of raising InvalidArgumentError.
Release Notes: This release fixes the segmentation fault error if the name/value pairs that include empty string names are passed as nv arguments to spdylay_submit_* functions. Spdycat has a new option to specify arbitrary headers from the command line. Shrpx has a new option to specify the allowed cipher list. The Python wrapper python-spdylay was added.
Release Notes: This release fixes the bug where on_ctrl_recv_callback is not called when RST_STREAM is received. It also fixes the bug where on_data_recv_callback and on_data_chunk_recv_callback is called after the stream was closed. A multi-threaded reverse proxy for SPDY/HTTPS is added as an example program.
Release Notes: This release fixes a buffer overrun when a lot of streams are created. An SPDYLAY_OPT_MAX_RECV_CTRL_FRAME_BUFFER option was added to control the maximum payload size of the incoming control frames.
Release Notes: This release fixes the bug where closing a stream caused a memory leak, and also made some other streams disappear. The delta_window_size given in spdylay_submit_window_update() is no longer bounded by internal received data size. The SPDY client spdycat gets new options -a and -s. The -a option makes spdycat download assets such as CSS and images linked from the downloaded resource. The -s option shows statistics such as elapsed time from the handshake.


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Damn Right!
Count me squarely on GG's and Digby's side.
I don't harbor the same antipathy towards Kevin Drum that some do - hell, our nation needs MORE reflective thinkers, willing to chew an issue the required 33 times before lightly swallowing it with all politeness and decorum.
But what we have here is strictly a case of Democrats once again not understanding the American people, then making bad guesses based on the worst of those fears.
Do we really believe Mr. and Mrs. John Q Public view such events through a multitude prisms, meticulously weighing theater with policy, interested in hows of such an action comes to pass? Do we really think Republicans win elections - to say nothing of debates like this - because most Americans are xenophobic cowards, pissing their pants out of fear that someone would dare throw a brick of kryptonite known as "accountability" at Furious George?
Please don't mistake that as indictment against the American public; the non-blog devouring, knowing who Charlie Cook is, public. Quite the contrary. The American public is perfectly capable of parsing complex issues and coming up with the right answer. However - and I hate myself for framing the "liberal elite" this way - most Americans don't have the luxury in their daily lives of endless mewing, constant fretting over perception, and the like. They can't generally afford to paralyzed into inaction. When the foreman needs that frame up today - you do the best you can and get it done, even if you KNOW it's a job that should take 2 days. When the bell rings in the morning, class has to start, even if the projector ate the film on the Great Depression. When injuries from the bus accident pour into the emergency room - it doesn't matter if it's time for a shift change, you get to work.
In short - most Americans don't have the luxury of cocktail party philosphizing about how the world went wrong and bemoaning the fact that everyone else won't do something about.
I'm no reactionary. I believe in thorough analysis of an issue. I don't believe we should make kneejerk responses.
But you know what?
Damn it all, there's --- BIG profanity time --- MOTHERFUCKING time for action!
If it's not now, when?
Americans won't respect democrats until democrats start respecting themselves and until democrats start respecting the ability of the American people to know that civil liberties can be protected while still protecting the nation from terrorists.
We gasp in awe at a president and his advisors who routinely embarrass and contradict themselves... who lie... who break promises... who show less and less evidence of basic competency. But no one holds him accountable?
Stop being such a pussy. It's that simple.

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Is there such a thing as the perfect season?
I enjoy each and every one of them for its own reasons, but if I had to pick one, I think that fall would be my preference.
Just this week I drove by numerous farmers harvesting their crops, saw kids practicing football and enjoyed watching thousands of trees put on their finest display of colors.
It is amazing to witness and it passes us by much too quickly.
I know most of us are removed from the time-honored tradition of planting and harvesting, but it still is a major part of our local economy. My uncle still farms so I am fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to take my boys for combine rides; but even if you don't have that luxury, it still is fascinating to watch the harvest.
Combines patiently march from row-to-row, gobbling up golden ears of corn and magically separating them from their plant protection.
Auger wagons affixed to tractors dump thousands of tons of these kernels into awaiting trucks to transport to places around the world. It is a sight that just screams fall is here.
Just past those farmers was a wide-open practice field lined with dozens of gridiron warriors.
Football practice.
It is another iconic American endeavor that announces the coming of fall with a thunderous voice.
America loves the game, especially when it is played outdoors. Each week small towns from coast-to-coast adjust schedules to work around the high school contest.
I have been so fortunate to spend the last several Friday evenings basking in the glorious autumn air watching kids that I know playing the game.
I love to just sit back, look at my surroundings, and know that all across this land there are millions of Americans sitting outside doing the exact same thing at the same moment.
After passing the high school kids running through possible scenarios for the next Friday's contest I drove through a peaceful stretch of woods accented by a meandering creek. As I looked down the length of the waterway, I could see the emerging color.
It was as if the inner golds, reds and oranges were trying to burst forth and shed their summer garments for something more exciting and brilliant.
In just a few days time the rivers and streams throughout the county are going to be in their finest and most brilliant colors of the entire year.
Could you imagine being a Native American that lived peacefully along the banks of one of these creeks?
How amazing it would have been to listen to the water course through the rocks and witness the explosion of colors.
Fall also sees droves of hunters dust off old bows, shotguns and .22 rifles. It finds them checking to see if their camo clothes from last season still fit.
In many parts of the Midwest the fall means days off of school for the first day of deer season.
That is a hunting tradition that is rooted deep in our history.
The only downside to the fall season is the ever-diminishing hours of daylight. For many, when they get home it is almost dark. The best hours of the day are spent inside instead of outdoors, where we are meant to be. In the fall, the weekends become even more valuable. We all want to enjoy the gorgeous weather before it turns cold and harsh.
Whatever the reasons, whatever the activities, I'm sure that many of you also agree the fall season is a special season.
There are only so many days of autumn left ahead of us. As tempting as it is to "get some work done" make sure that there a few minutes of your weekend set aside to enjoy Mother Nature's highlight of the year.


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Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Momochi Zabuza
Zabuza is a missing-nin from the Hidden Mist Village that specializes in silent assassination. Using the various ninjutsu abilities Zabuza has, he is able to attack his enemies all at once, or stealthily try to kill them.Requirement to unlock: Mission: Devotion
Soundless Murder
Using this advanced assasination, Zabuza deals 30 piercing damage to one enemy. During 'Hidden Mist', this skill will deal 45 piercing damage to one enemy that ignores invulnerability.
Cooldown: None
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Melee, Instant
Water Dragon Missile
Zabuza knocks all enemies down with a giant wave of water dealing 10 damage and stunning their physical and affliction skills for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 3
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Ranged, Instant
Hidden Mist
For 2 turns, all enemies will have their physical and mental skills cost 1 additional random chakra and Zabuza gains 5 points of damage reduction. The following 2 turns, 'Soundless Murder' will deal 45 piercing damage that ignores invulnerability. This skill ignores invulnerability.
Cooldown: 3
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Ranged, Instant
Water Clone Zabuza
This skill makes Momochi Zabuza invulnerable for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Instant
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Rickie Lambert would be happy to end his career at Southampton
Southampton striker Rickie Lambert says he is happy at the club and wants to finish his career at St Mary's.
Last Updated: 12/02/13 5:03pm
The frontman, who turns 31 this week, has impressed for the Saints this season after helping them to Premier League promotion last year.
Lambert, who has netted 11 goals this term to make him the highest-scoring Englishman in the top-flight, is out of contract at the end of next season.
His form this term is thought to have alerted other clubs, with West Ham reported to have made an enquiry over the striker in last month's transfer window.
But Lambert says he has no intention of leaving St Mary's stadium and wants to see out his career there.
He told The Sun: "My family are happy here and I am very happy.
"It has been a special three and a half years and I would love to finish my career at Southampton."
Lambert, whose form with the Saints has seen him tipped for a late England call-up, added: "The club's ambitions are very high.
"Southampton is going to be an exciting place over the next few years."


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Kevin points out the exterior details that bring the outside into the sunroom, like the slate floor tile installer Mark Ferrante is laying. Parged plaster, salvaged hearth tile and carefully stained quarter-sawn oak floors all work to revive the look of the original cottage. Norm visits music icon and old house buff Daryl Hall at his antique home and studio. In the second half of the hour, on ASK THIS OLD HOUSE, master electrician Scott Caron installs several types of surge protection. Then, Tom, Kevin, Roger and Richard ask, "What is it?" Afterward, Roger demonstrates how to cut and shape rocks for hardscaping projects.
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Call Yvonne Maestas at 505-747-2690 to discuss the details of this volunteer position.
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The senior centers would like to identify people in Los Alamos and White Rock who would be willing to provide snow removal for seniors, and in so doing, be a snow angel.
The Betty Ehart Senior Center often gets calls from elders who need this service.
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- Apr 26:
- Boulder's proposed permit requirement for protests raises concerns
- Jan 9:
- Occupy protester Peter Jentsch arrested after Boulder encampment cleared
- Dec 25:
- Occupy Boulder organizes town hall on proposed overnight parks closure
- Dec 13:
- Occupy protesters halt operations at some Western ports
- Dec 12:
- County hoping for permit compromise with Occupy Boulder
- Dec 9:
- Occupy CU-Boulder holds 'teach-in' on campus this afternoon
- Dec 8:
- County: Occupy Boulder campers must pull permit by Tuesday
- Dec 7:
- Officials: Occupy Boulder must apply for permit for Pearl Street protest
- Dec 6:
- Occupy Boulder takes its messages to City Council, gets no response
- Occupy Boulder campers plead not guilty, ask for jury trial on tickets
- Dec 5:
- Occupy Boulder: Weekend arrests strengthen resolve, protestors say
- Dec 1:
- Occupy Boulder campers weather first snowfall, plan to stay put
- Nov 28:
- Occupy Boulder links Pearl Street encampment to homeless camping fight
- Nov 26:
- Occupy Boulder divisions reflect national challenges
- Nov 23:
- 3 homeless people arrested for camping near Boulder Municipal Building
- Nov 22:
- Police ticket another Occupy Boulder camper on Pearl Street
- Nov 21:
- Police ticket 11 in Occupy Boulder camp on Pearl Street Mall
- Nov 17:
- Occupy Boulder discourages overnight protests, disavows Pearl Street campers
- Nov 16:
- Occupy Boulder protesters stay overnight on Pearl Street
- Oct 19:
- 'Occupy Boulder' group plans second rally, march on Saturday
- Oct 15:
- Occupy Boulder: Hundreds march on Pearl Street
- Oct 14:
- Occupy Boulder: About 100 protesters take to the streets
- Oct 13:
- 'Occupy Wall Street' boosts Boulder's 'corporate personhood' ballot measure
- Oct 9:
- Boulder organizers plan local 'Occupy Wall Street' rally
Boulder police issued five camping tickets early this morning to members of the Occupy Boulder encampment on the courthouse lawn on the Pearl Street Mall.
Police Cmdr. Ron Gosage said there were no arrests.
Boulder police issued 11 camping tickets to activists and homeless people early Monday morning and one more ticket on Tuesday.
Three homeless people who were previously ticketed at Occupy were arrested Wednesday when police found them in tents near the Municipal Building near Broadway and Canyon Boulevard.
Activists who identify with the Occupy movement started camping in front of old courthouse 10 days ago.
Boulder police said repeat offenders of the camping ordinance are subject to arrest.


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Gov. Blagojevice says he wants to redirect money out of bureaucracy and into the classroom for the children.
The plan provides nearly $400 million more for educational spending. Thirty million dollars would be provided for early childhood education, nearly $100 million for state mandated programs like student transportation and special education and $23 million would be used to expand family care eligibility to working parents.
Blagojevich says $13 million of that money would be for Rockford schools alone. The state will now spend $250 more per student in general state aid.
Republican Sen. Dave Syverson says, "We'll have better schools which means we'll have a better workforce".
The plan will also generate funds by a series of business taxes and fees including a casino tax and a rolling tax for out of state truckers passing through Illinois. State Reps. say the trucking fees will add up to a few million dollars for the state.
The Governor says consumers will see no rise in sales or income tax, but some state representatives believe taxed businesses will pass the extra costs on to customers.
Senator Syverson says, "I think people realize business don't pay taxes, people do. It's always built in some how."
State Rep. Jefferson says, "I don't feel that's the case at all. Only thing that might affect consumer is a possible increase in entrance fees."
Some legislators feel the governor's tax and fee plan will drive business out of Illinois and on to bordering states. Gov. Blagojavich says that's not the case, and that the plan may even bring business our to the state


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win-get is an automated install system and software repository for Microsoft Windows written in pascal (for the command line client) and php for the online repository. The ideas for its creation come from apt-get and other related tools for the *nix platforms.
The system works by connecting to a link repository. Finding an application and downloading it from the stored link using wget.exe . Then performing the installation routine (silent or standard). And finnally deleting the install file.
1. Download wget.exe
2. Download win-get.exe (version 1.01)
3. Put the 2 files some where on your system (I like in the c:\windows so they are system wide accessible).
*** If you are upgrading to the 1.x version from any previous version you must delete your win-get.conf file and allow win-get to recreate it!! ***
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March 15, 2013
In improving to 23-1 on the year, Oklahoma scored its nine runs on seven hits and two errors by the Tigers. Conversely, Pacific (14-12) managed just one hit off OU starter Keilani Ricketts.
Oklahoma used a pair of two-run home runs in the first inning to open the scoring.
Sophomore Lauren Chamberlain led off the game with a four-pitch walk and stole second. Two batters later, fellow sophomore Shelby Pendley continued her hot streak with a two-run shot to left field. It was her eighth of the year and her fifth in the last five games.
Senior Jessica Shults kept the inning alive with a two-out walk. That was followed by junior Brittany Williams turning on a pitch and hitting her fourth home run of the season to stake the Sooners to a 4-0 lead.
OU batted around in the second inning, scoring three more runs.
Junior Destinee Martinez and senior Brianna Turang each hit singles up the middle to start the frame. Chamberlain walked to load the bases before Pendley grounded out to second to score Martinez and move the runners up.
With Turang and Chamberlain in scoring position, Ricketts singled past a diving second baseman to put the Sooners up 7-0.
After a scoreless third, Oklahoma put the run rule into effect in the fourth.
Freshman Erin Miller, running for Ricketts, stood on first with two outs. Williams then grounded to second, but Miller was able to throw to the second base bag to keep the inning going. After Paris Townsend was hit by a pitch to load the bases, Martinez singled to center field to score Miller.
A fielding error by Pacific shortstop Melanie Habib on a ball hit by Turang then enabled Williams to score the game's final run.
Ricketts got the win to improve to 12-0 on the season. She allowed a lone single to the game's second batter and also walked two while picking up her seventh double-digit strikeout game of the year by fanning 10 Pacific batters.
The win was also the 110th of Ricketts' career, tying her with Nebraska's Jenny Voss for the third-most in Big 12 history.


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Insane was Guillermo del Toro's ambitious video game trilogy. THQ had originally picked up the rights to publish del Toro's horror title, but the rights were recently returned to the director as part of the company's ongoing financial problems. Insane isn't canceled, however, and the project is still on track under a different developer.
"We were going to go to a lot of developers after THQ, but it seems like we're going to be developing it after the first meeting we had," he told IGN. "I can't disclose where it was, but we went to a great developer on the first meeting and it seems that they're picking it up because they love the package."
Del Toro says the pre-production design work is finished, including the creatures, setting, and story. "We are now going to take that and start doing all the leg work with coding it, creating the engine, and starting to test it. It's going to take a good two years of modeling and rendering and creating the environments and all of that. The basic tenants of the game is that it's created, but now we're going to need to start actually making it."
He says THQ's recent financial troubles "took everybody by surprise, everybody." The game isn't facing the kind of economic hardship that it once was, but del Toro suggests that he may scale down the scope. Asked if he's still planning it as a trilogy, he said, "I think we're going to concentrate on making it a great game and then we'll see. Obviously, among the assets was that idea, so I think there's a possibility. But we are not exploring it."


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Kids' World has them all stickered and ready to go. We have a lot of copies of all the titles. So, come in and grab a couple.
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Designated Dialer
- Publisher: Phase2 Media
- Genre: Entertainment
- Released: 8 Apr, 2009
- Size: 1.5 MB
- Price: $0.99
- App Store Info
DescriptionDesignated Dialer is a drunk dialing lock for your iPhone! It will help make sure you don't wake up and look at your recent calls list, thinking "Oh no, what have I done?".
Some of you friends and I got together, and we... well, we think you've got a problem, but it's okay; Designated Dialer is the answer!
It's nothing to be ashamed of. Really, we're just worried about you. In the last month alone, you've lost three jobs, adopted several Guatemalan children, and almost started a civil war in New Guinea.
We've seen it night after night: as soon as that first beer hits your lips, you whip out your phone and start making calls. Ex girlfriends, current girlfriends, friends' girlfriends, family members, foreign heads of sta... you get the idea. Luckily, though, Designated Dialer is here to help.
Just fire it up on your way to the bar, decide who you probably shouldn't be calling, and hit "Lock my phone". Designated Dialer will edit those contacts, so every time you try calling them, you'll get our custom toll-free number reminding you that you probably shouldn't be calling them, instead.
When you wake up tomorrow, just run the app again, and pass a simple coordination test. Your contact list will be put back to normal, and you'll know you didn't make any bad phone-based decisions.
Note: Designated Dialer modifies your contact list to prevent you from dialing people. As such, if you sync your contact list with MobileMe/iTunes/etc while locked, your synced contacts will show the modified number until you unlock your contact list and re-sync.


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Grand Rapids Flooding Photos
Widespread flooding has hit almost every area of West Michigan. Roads and bridges are being shut down all over the region. We have gathered pictures of the flooding from all over, check out several galleries after the break.
First check out a gallery of aerial photos of the flooding in West Michigan, courtesy of our media partner, WZZM 13.
Below is a gallery of images from the weekend. Some photos are of the volunteers sandbagging and other photos of are the flooding around the area.
Below are Instagram photos of the flooding, you can display your photos here by hash-tagging your Instagram photos #grandrapidsflood
Below is a gallery of the flooding from 1 week ago (April 15th.) The photos are courtesy of the Reddit user, Fishstixxx16.


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For everyone who doesn't drive to work, public transportation has always been the best option. But what happens when the price of mass transit increases, and services are cut?
The answer: illegal commuter vans.
The number of unlicensed and otherwise illegal vans offering cheap rides to residents in neighborhoods that lack adequate mass transit services has risen in recent years.
Though reliable statistics on the exact amount of illegal vans in operation don't exist, riders, city officials and transportation advocates agree the industry has grown into a major concern under the Bloomberg Administration.
It's not a coincidence that this has coincided with several remarkably bad years for the MTA. (Multiple fare hikes, a transit strike, a massive budget deficit and this year's service cuts come to mind).
As the MTA's woes continue to build, it's no wonder demand has risen for alternative forms of transportation. And in a city full of innovative entrepreneurs, the rise in profitable illegal commuter van companies is no surprise, either.
The problem facing the city now is how to regulate the industry. Of course, many commuter vans are licensed and ply legal, mapped-out routes. But many do not, choosing to work in the dark in the hopes of avoiding detection in order to make fast and easy cash.
A city-run pilot program announced last month will offer $2 rides along bus routes that were cut to help plug the MTA shortfall.
They include routes through Flushing, Kew Gardens, Park Slope, and Carroll Gardens. Riders will be able to get on and off at requested stops. The service will begin later this month.
It's a good idea, and for riders of eliminated bus lines like the Q74 and B71 the city's Group Share rides are certainly better than nothing.
But here's the problem: unless the city expands the program to cover all five boroughs, people without the service will start feeling underserved, whether they have access to mass transit or not, for the simple reason that the Group Share rides are cheaper than the MTA's fares.
And what's to say the city can afford to operate the program for the foreseeable future? These days, no public services can or should be taken for granted.
And unless the private commuter van industry is effectively regulated, there is little reason to think people will opt for the city program over less-expensive neighborhood companies they already know and trust.
A new City Council bill would help enforce the regulation of illegal commuter vans. In New York City, however, that could be easier said than done. Illegally or not, people have to get to work.


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PINGREE GROVE - A Johnsburg man was flown to the hospital with life-threatening injuries following a two-vehicle crash on Route 72, according to authorities.
The driver of the truck, Mike Fritz, said he was turning onto Route 72 when the sedan swerved into his lane, causing the two vehicles to collide. Fritz was told by responding officers that the individual in the sedan was alive but in critical condition.
The individual has been identified as a 26-year-old Johnsburg man, according to the Kane County Sheriff's Office. The preliminary investigation shows that the semi-tractor was heading east on Route 72 when the sedan crossed into oncoming traffic at a high rate of speed and struck the semi-tractor.
The sedan caught fire as a result of the collision, and the man had to be extricated from the vehicle, according to a news release. He was then flown to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville by a Flight For Life helicopter.
The crash took place near Route 72 and Big Timber Road between Gilberts and Pingree Grove.
Gilberts police and Rutland-Dundee Fire Protection District also assisted.
Fritz, of McHenry, was not injured.
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I got the guy at the hobby shop to install my axels for me, they say revo 1/16 on them but he says they are the same, when i drive them, the one shafts keeps coming out of the socket... are they the same? or what should I do to prevent this?
The driveshafts will work if you Get 1/16 erevo a arms in the back ( the front ones are fine). The summit arms are Extended and swept back 10mm, that's why the driveshafts pop out. Your local hobby shop guy has no clue what he's talking about BTW.
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Ya that looks the issue, its the back one that comes out... is there a different one made for summits then? 92 bucks and it comes out, this sucks...
Unfortunately no, they only make them for the 1/16 erevo. If you get 1/16 erevo a arms it will fix the problem.
Last edited by Maxximum Overdive; 09-17-2012 at 10:33 PM.
Just for the rear or do I need all 4?
Just the rear. I'm running traxxas CVD's on my mini Summit with Merv rear RPM A Arms with no problems.
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What a pain this is... It will work perfect they said, it will be fun he said
I'd go back and make them give you your money back or hook you up with the Merv A Arms to make it right!
DOes it need upper and lower? all 4 or just 2?
All 4 rear arms.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
The stock Summit CVs are not at all like the stock ERevos. They are much more expensive and use better technology on joints. You may be better off with the stock in the rear since it's not just a longer wheel base, but wider/more stable.
You are mistaken... for the 16th scale.
What you say is 100% true for the 10th scale axles. It has been proven that the stock 16th scale Revo axles are much stronger than the stock 16th scale Summit axles. The pins are much smaller in diameter on the Summit vs the Revo... and there is much less plastic holding them in place.
Also, the Summit arms are NOT any wider than the Revo arms. They extend the wheel base... the measurement from front hub to rear hub, not the track width... the measurement from hub to hub on the same axle.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
You should check the spec sheet[/B][/B] on Traxxas's website on the front and rear track. Front is 10.43, rear is 10.63--just the facts.
There has been a lot of testing on the differences in axle strength... real world testing.
Just read the forum.
I did not know 2.5mm per side would make that much of a handling difference.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
I have a merv and my son a summit. Real world scenario the summit axles suck. I have cvd's because of big block n he runs merv axles on 2s. I took rustler u joints installed them in the merv axles n ground down the part that stuck out. Same kind of thing I did to
My 1:1 rig. Just a bigger u joint. The summit idea looks cool though.
Modded to the Max
Drive it like its Hot
At first, i´m sorry for my english, i dont come from english speaking conutry. I have the same problem, I got original Traxxas steel cvds on my 1/16 summit, but rear axels are popping out (like the pictures says). I have bought e-revo rear arms but same problem. In my room, it´s ok, but outside, on grass and open fields where the suspension is working, driveshafts pop out immediately.
Maxximum Overdive said that this (e-revo rear arms) will fix the problem, but not in my case. Where ist the problem? Thanks
this is with e-revo arms:
How far do you have your pillow balls threaded in?
Threading them in as far as possible without binding and creating too much toe in might help.
Another few things that might help is either lowering your ride height or installing P2 rockers.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
I will try it with pillow balls threading in, but i dont think it will help, because they are ok now. I want keep long travel, that´s why i have summit.
Many users here and on YT said that they are running these cvds on summit and it is working so there must be way.
I'm running them on my summit with zero issues, however I'm using P2 rockers and RPM Merv rear A Arms.
It looks like on the pic you bought stock Merv A Arms, where did you buy them from? Local hobby shop or online?
Edit: upon closer inspection, P2 rockers are a must with traxxas CVD's the pic speaks for itself.
Last edited by Maxximum Overdive; 11-11-2012 at 09:17 PM.
I bought them on ebay.com, part number 7132. As i can see, I should give up a long travel, if i want steel cvds. Can you give me a part number of these P2 rockers please?
Is this your car with P2 rockers? left one, red body against long travel rockers?
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
would it work with the extended arms as long as you change out the long travel rockers???
Couldn't say for sure with the arms but I would think that is much less of a difference then the rockers. I would try it if you like the longer wheel base. The red one is a merv w Cvds the summit is stock with merv axles and rustler joints or at least the ball that goes in it. I haven't had any problems with the axles since that mod. That's my 7yr olds first so you. An imagine how he drives it and it's on 3s geared 16/50 w no temp issues.
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Some examples:
- Friend wanted to see show. I was down and work right near venue, so I picked up 2 tickets. $40 each + $1.50 service charge = $41.50 each. He gave me $40. I didn't ask for the extra $1.50 because it seemed petty.
- I wanted to see show. Friend was down. Tickets were $31.50 total so I said $30. (Didn't buy them until day of show and they shot up to $34, but in the interest of having someone to attend the show with I just said $30 was fine.)
- Bought 4 Coachella passes + car camping. Assuming 4 people go that's $333.75 each. I'm just saying $330.
What do you do when picking up tickets with the intentions of selling them to friends? Do you tell them exactly how much it was, do you round down...or do you round UP?


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To investigate the mystery of the skeleton, Aisha turns to Retrieval Artist Miles Flint. Following the trail back three decades and seeking the whereabouts of the victim's missing children, Miles discovers a deadly secret that could threaten the stability of the entire solar system.
Ms. Rusch's 4th effort, and as with book 3, we finally get to see some of what Flint's new career is all about.
The plot works better than any of the previous 3, definitely the best in the series.
Jay Snyder once again delivers an out-of-this-world performance.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I've heard all the Retrieval Artist books and enjoyed them. They are just a solid, enjoyable listen for me.
In this book I really liked getting so in close with the Disti(aliens). I felt like we got to know them much better as a people than has previously been the case for other aliens.
This one also had some added spice in how the story followed numerous characters' points of view consistently through the book rather than mostly sticking to the 2-3 mains.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Good action, good suspense. Learned more about the alien Disti(?) and their rites. Enjoyed the interplay between protagonists.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
I enjoy the RA books, but don't think of them as particularly special. Certainly fine entertainment with interesting enough ideas. However, this one seemed to push a bit out of the normal comfort zone, and I enjoyed it more.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Jay Snyder turns in another great performance; to bad the story is not up to snuff.
This story took the politics to far, I seriously lost interest in this story many times. I feel like there is very little action and entirely to much explanation and whining. This is not why I have been reading these books.
I will now be taking a break from reading the Retrieval Artist series for awhile, it looks like the next book in the series may have more action and less politics so I will eventually listen to/read it, but it wont be anytime soon.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
These are detective stories in space. No great strain on the brain matter and some gaping holes in the plot. I felt that I made a mistake buying the entire set after the first one thinking that the author was going to build on that story. She didn't really, The characters continue on with a series of detective stories that are not especially thrilling. I listened to them all and cannot say that I was inspired, but I enjoyed them for what they were, fairly bland. I wish we had 1/2 stars, these books only deserve three and half, the four is misleading but three would have been too low.
The book might have worked for me with a different reader. It interweaves threads from the lives of different people on different planets in different positions of society; you never quite know where the focus will end up, and that might have been interesting. But I couldn't get past hours and hours of having minute details narrated without irony, without much of an arc, and with too-long pauses between sentence fragments that acquired a seriousness the narrative doesn't always have. Women's voices came in a choice of breathy alto or whiny falsetto; in a book largely inhabited by female characters, none of them sounded like a real person when speaking.
I don't know whether this is just a personal preference or a true failing - so take the trouble of listening to the sample, imagine a few hours of that same tone of voice applied to things far less grave, and then decide.
2 of 4 people found this review helpful
this is another great story
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
The characters lack depth. The living situations are not explained and why is a man narrating a book where 2 of the 3 leads are women? His voice left me confused too often, especially since one of the women was called Scott.
Did not finish the book. I like her new series about Space Diving but not this series.
1 of 3 people found this review helpful
This book wasn't for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
I hesitate writing a negative review, but this is the first series I've audibly complained to while listening.
For what it's worth, I love Peter Hamilton, Alistair Reynolds, S.A. Corey, Dan Simmons, China Mieville and so many others.
This series is pure fantasy written in the future. If you are looking to find the polar opposite of hard SF, this is your cup of tea. It reminds me of Kirk-era Star Trek writing.
Would you ever listen to anything by Kristine Kathryn Rusch again?
Probably not.
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
This is an ambiguous question that is difficult to answer.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
There were simply too many unbelievable machinations I was required to accept. I'm not speaking of the "Somewhat unrealistic" flavour, rather it's of the "Are you f'in kidding me?" variety.
I'll save specific instances so as not to ruin anyone else's enjoyment of the book. Needless to say, the chances of the world the main characters live in coming to fruition are smaller than me spontaneously changing genders.
The main characters are decent enough, but so many of the powerful, ruling-class characters that make their way into the stories lead me to believe they are timid pre-teens with sub-50 IQ's transferred into older hosts.
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Never mind about measuring the tats and the size of the feet, going by the above quote it is DEFINITELY a fake.British tabloids reported this photo as real today lol.....
Never mind about measuring the tats and the size of the feet, going by the above quote it is DEFINITELY a fake.British tabloids reported this photo as real today lol.....
A storm in a teacup I know, but the picture looks obviously photoshopped to me for the reasons previously mentioned.
Plus the legs look too chunky and discolored, the image is artistically crude and it makes no career sense for him to be involved in this even as an unused shot that was leaked.
I check out the British papers occasionally online and I couldn't see that any paper was reporting the image as authentic. But I may have missed it.
There was a denial from the Beckham camp, but I didn't see the usual dust and lawyer threats that would suggest it was authentic. If if were, they would want to stop it or at least make sure that they control the copyright. Maybe that's yet to come, but the lack of response suggests it's a fake.
FYI here are a few random Beckham images from the web by way of comparison:
He is very sexy, but not when his mouth is open. Unless it's on my dick!
"Somewhere over the rainbow..."
very hot pics, I think he's really hot.
is the pic posted by JustinKK real???
i saw it censored in a magazine saying that it was a present for victoria's birthday. it would be good if it is real...
hot as can be, would be even hotter if he kept quiet but that wont happen.
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#7 for me!
Hmm id go with the forth one!!
number 4 or 6
id have to say 4 and 7!
I like him with the army cut So 4
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4 and 6!!!!
4 + 7 absolutely. He's hottest in 4 though!
"Somewhere over the rainbow..."
My faves are in this order #8, #10, and #2
4 or 7 do it for me
4 and 7 for sure
I like 4 and 10, but I have to go with 8!!!!!!!!!
ummm yeah, could you imagine number 4.............rubbing his head while he's fuckin ya missionary
Im goin 4 or 7
Yeah, I'm thinking #8 is the best. Guys with that length of hair are sizzlin' hot.
yeah definitely number 4i know a guy that looks nearly identical to pic #4, its a shame he is straight though....
4 and 7!!!
Impossible is Nothing
8.......................(he's looking rough these last days..:_()
mmm close between 5 and 4...but 5 wins
#4 works very well for me!
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I like #6. His new look ages him a bit. That look didn't even look good on Brad Pitt! But he's still hotter than the average person so he could do no wrong. He's lucky.
Maybe this will put an end to all the pointless real or fake threads.
Quote "it has meant Americans are also catching on to REAL nude footage of Becks – although he keeps his assets well out of sight."
These pictures are surely the reason why. Hes huge now.
Not the best choice of words...
So many species...so little time.
Where are the pics?
i dont see any pics, only one little one, and yes hes HOT as they come. rowwwwwwweeee
There are no pics.
This is a quote from a newspaper article referring to pics he has posed for. The point of the article is that any full frontal nude pics are fake.
i'm surprised that the frontals are fake....years ago Sting stood, fully frontal, in the same Jesus pose for Annie Liebowitz....and that's when Sting was at the height of his fame....I've found that beautiful people crave attention...no big deal for David, or another stud, to make the jump to "artistic"nudes...I wish more men would.....BEAU
how will the los angeles team he is joining pay his astronomical salary?
I dont see any hysteria over them at all here.. yeah there is a mention here and there but I dont know one person who has even mentioned it.. and im in NY and NYC
Id Band Him Haha
i won't post the real pictures ... but i'll post a link to them ...
apparently it is fake ... oh well ...
Certainly if it was real it would be hot!
it's not real i live in the uk and beckham is rewally angery about the pix, one of the mags said, they also said he's lawer are trying to find out where it came from so watch out
This is the pic they are talking about:http://www.thecelebarchive.net/ca/de...89665189%2Ejpg
David Beckham completely naked on American Urge. Scroll down for better pictures and click on them for larger size.
"I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something." --Jackie Mason
I'm not convinced that it is fake. I think they are saying it's fake even though it is real. I cannot tell where one photo would begin and another one would end - it looks completely seamless to me, and the shadows match perfectly, indicating that the light source is consistent throughout the photo. If it is a fake, it is absolutely the best one I've seen, but until someone shows me the photo of the model from the bottom with a different head, I will not be convinced. If it's from a known porno site, then that photo should be available.
I think it would be an interesting publicity stunt to take a photo that is real and then claim that it is a fake.
"I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something." --Jackie Mason
why dosent someone post a bloody picture of him already...naked and bearing it all so ya'll shut up about him....ya'll are annoying!
Pictures on this site as well as on the previous link I posted.
"I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something." --Jackie Mason


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The Bureau Valley Storm captured Monday's Elmwood Trojan Invitational, defeating Eureka 119-110 to take home the hardware.
The Storm won five events, including doubles for Kristian Konneck and Logan Hoffert.
"The kids were very excited about what happened and had many great performances. I am very proud of the kids and the work that they put in," BV coach Nick Hartz said.
Konneck won the 100- and 200-meter dashes with times of 11.49 and 23.38. Hoffert won the 300 IH (41.48) and the triple jump 40-5). Conor Mooney picked up the blue ribbon in the 110 HH (16.41) and placed third in the high jump.
Also for the Storm, Tucker Schoff finished in second place in both hurdle events while Kane Eastwood and Ryan Taylor placed 3-4 in the 800.
TCC Meet: The host Hall Red Devils placed third in Monday's Tri-County Conference Track Meet held in Spring Valley. Peoria Christian captured the TCC crown, scoring 148 points followed by Woodland/Flanagan-Cornell (114), Hall (103) and Marquette (65).
Landon Piccatto was the lone TCC champion for Hall, winning the triple jump at 39-2 1/2. He also placed second in the 300 hurdles (42.13) and fourth in the 200 (23.99) and long jump (19-1 1/2).
Hall claimed the 4x800 relay with a time of 9:12.87 on the legs of Joe Parochetti, Al Baldonado, Zach Croisant and Rosy Fuentes. The Red Devils took second in the 4x400 (3:58.9).
Also for the Red Devils, Al Baldonado finished third in the 1600 (4:52.89) and 3200 (10:43.49). Collin Aimone scored a third in the 400 (54.33) and fourth in the 100 (11.85).
Girls' track
TCC Meet: Henry/Midland made off with the girls' portion of the Tri-County Conference championship, nearly doubling up runner-up Hall 177-89. Peoria Christian (77) was third followed by Marquette (73), Putnam County (51) and DePue (23).
H/M twins Amber (13.07, 1:03.12) and Amanda (13.16, 1:03.15) Kerata finished 1-2 in the 100 and 400 meters, respectively, with Amanda adding a first in the 200 (27.86).
Hall was outstanding in the field with three TCC champions — Brooke Keegan in the long jump (15-0), Clarissa Gerard in the discus (88-11) and Katie Hoffert in the triple jump (31-10).
Brooke Keegan also placed second in the 200 (28.0) between the Keratas and followed them for third in the 400 (1:03.9). Hall also ran thirds in the 4x100 (54.78) and 4x200 (2:00.83) relays.
Putnam County's Paige Griffith won the 300 hurdles (50.14) and took third in the 100 hurdles (17.73)
For DePue, Alicia Marquez placed second in the discus (83-6 1/2) and third in the shot (29-7).
At Manlius: Maple Park Kaneland (104) ran away from an otherwise close field in Monday followed by Cambridge (58.5), BV (54.5) and West Carroll (54).
BV's Lindsey Hoffert won the 400 (1:04.08) and placed second in the long jump and 200. The Storm's Regan Weidner (12:51.88) and Riley Francis (14:57.17) placed 1-2 in the 3200 and Krista Naaktgeboren won the pole vault at 6 feet.
Other top contributors for the Storm were Sydney Lebahn (second, discus; fourth, shot) and Lauren Peterson (thirds, 100 and 300 hurdles). BV also placed second in the 4x100 and third in the 4x400.


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Many people laud the benefits of homeschooling. But the practice also has critics. Host Michel Martin talks with a group of parents about their personal experiences: homeschooling advocate Michael Farris, dad Paul Hagen and mom Shawn Spence.
Parents On The Pros And Cons Of Homeschooling
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THE waiting list for public housing in Bendigo is growing and will continue to rise due to a lack of affordable rental options, housing support services say.
In the recent December quarter, the waiting list for the Loddon Mallee Region rose by 215 applications to 2160.
About half of those were processed through the Bendigo office, which grew by 8.7 per cent to 1243 applicants.
Haven Bendigo spokeswoman Sue Masters said the service had seen a rise in people seeking assistance and that it was not surprising waiting list figures had gone up.
"It's indicative of the fact that there's a high demand in a region where there's low vacancy rates," she said.
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Bill Parcells will have to wait at least one more year to get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He was not among the six enshrinees just selected to the Hall.
The enshrinees are Curtis Martin, University of Miami great Cortez Kennedy, Willie Roaf, Chris Doleman, Dermonti Dawson, and old-timer (senior inductee) Jack Butler.
Interesting that in speaking about being selected, Martin made a point of saying that Parcells belongs.
"Without him I wouldn't have been 30 percent of the player I was,' Martin said. "He was not only responsible for making me into who I was as a player but as a man."
Bill Parcells will be at the induction ceremony next summer despite not getting in the Hall of Fame now. Martin said he will ask Parcells to introduce him at the ceremony.
And, for the record, I know that Bill Parcells belongs in the Hall of Fame. Dolphins fans blinded by his time with the team will disagree. But anyone with any sense of NFL historical perspective understands Parcells got hosed today.
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The Yadkin Valley Regional Career Academy is accepting applications for the 2013-14 academic year for rising ninth-graders.
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Rau câu is Vietnamese jello made with agar agar, which is a seaweed by-product, similar to gelatin (except it's vegetal). Several months ago, family friends came for dinner and brought delicious rau câu made with nước dừa ("coconut juice" in Vietnamese). We usually serve the more traditional Vietnamese dessert made with sweetened condensed milk and flavor it with layers of chocolate, mocha, pandan and sometimes durian, but I really like the flavor of this variation. I was also pleasantly surprised at how easy this version was to make. All you need is a few cans of coconut juice with pulp and agar agar. How simple is that?
The coconut jello has another great advantage. It has the same texture as pana cotta, so you can serve it to children without being scared of any spilling or any accidents on your floor. I've adopted this cube version whenever I make it for kids. You can use the same recipe using your children's favorite drinks. It's mess-free and melts in your mouth. They'll love it!
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Ace hates it, but Ace is not in the category of people/bears the ad is trying to win over. I thought the ad was charming and well done. Ace does a "Top 10" list of problems the ad, and the #1 thing wrong with the ad is: "Wicket just emailed me to say only one was worth 'nutting on.'" Nutting on, i.e., ejaculating on. Yeah? That's how you criticize women? They aren't good enough for you to ejaculate on? Despicable.
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I can't say the Wicket joke was *funny.* It was obligatory, and it had a funny set of elements behind it, but in the end it was... not a good joke. Best I could do. (I had to do the whole list in 10 minutes ....)Lots of commenters seemed to think I didn't get the Ewok joke, but did they get my Daffy Duck joke? I'm kidding, but really: Guys, when women don't get you and your explanation has "Star Wars" in it, you probably should think again about making wisecracks about women not being sexy enough.
So I concede it wasn't a strong joke....
But despicable?
At some point I think the objection here is something that can't even be expressed without sounding lunatic -- the idea that men cannot take notice of women as sexually desirable, at least not publicly, even as a joke, even as an *Ewok* commenting upon another *Ewok's* sexual desirability.
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Michael Gray wrote:FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2009
Arthur Crudup, 1971
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Tomorrow (March 28) is the 35th anniversary of the death of Arthur Crudup in Nassawadox, Virginia. Here's his Bob Dylan Encyclopedia entry:
Crudup, Arthur 'Big Boy' [1905 - 1974]
Arthur William Crudup was born into rural poverty in Forest, in southern Mississippi, on August 24, 1905 and was singing in church by the age of 10. He worked as a labourer before taking up the guitar at the unusually late age of 32 but was soon playing at local parties. In the depths of the Depression he struggled to stay in music but in 1940 joined gospel group the Harmonizing Four, moved to Chicago with them in 1941 (living, to begin with, in a wooden crate under the 'L' station) and then quit the group and turned back to the blues. Discovered by a Victor talent scout, he was asked to perform that same evening in front of towering figures like TAMPA RED, BIG BILL BROONZY and LONNIE JOHNSON. His guitar playing was simple but he was a strong songwriter with a spare, field-holler voice, and after impressing this intimidating audience he was signed up. He recorded over 80 sides between 1941 and 1956, scoring 78rpm successes with a handful.
His fame in the wider world rests on the fact that ELVIS PRESLEY's first record, the immortal 'That's All Right', recorded in July 1954, was a revolutionary revival of an Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup song. (When Presley moved from Sun to RCA at the beginning of 1956, he swiftly recorded another old Crudup 1940s record, 'So Glad You're Mine'.)
Yet it's an example of how timeless Elvis Presley's exciting new transmissions could be that the line 'That's alright, mama, that's alright for you' figures in a much earlier blues classic than the Crudup song. It's a stanza from BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON's seminal 'Black Snake Moan' (cut in Chicago as 'That Black Snake Moan' in 1926 and re-cut in Atlanta as 'Black Snake Moan' in 1927). The lines 'Mama that's alright, sugar that's alright for you / That's alright mama, that's alright for you / ... just the way you do' then recurred the following year in one of the two takes of Ishman Bracey's terrific ''Fore Day Blues'. Then, on the early Crudup side 'If I Get Lucky', in 1941, he not only tried out the lines 'That's alright mama, that's alright for you / Treat me low-down and dirty, any old way you do' for the first time but did it with a style of hollering that admits a debt to Bracey as much as to Jefferson.
The connection makes sense: Crudup hung out in Jackson, Mississippi in the 1940s, when Ishman Bracey was the city's most popular and active musician. In turn, it was 150 miles up Highway 55, in Memphis, that Elvis saw Crudup perform. Somewhere there's an interview with Elvis in which he's asked, when he's the ultimate star, if he had imagined that kind of fame and success for himself when he started out. Elvis replies: 'No. When I started out I just wanted to be as good as Arthur Crudup was when I saw him live in '49.'
{NO CITATION; your quote, George, seems much more likely: in any event, we can be sure he saw him live at around this time, but I believe it was in Tupelo}
{There is also a tale of Elvis changing a tire for Crudup; cite unavailable presently.}
One of the Crudup records Presley surprised Sam Phillips by knowing was 'Rock Me Mama', and this is the other Crudup song besides 'That's All Right' that Dylan recorded. He tried 'That's All Right' fairly early in his own career, at the session of October 26, 1962 that yielded both the Freewheelin' and the slightly different single-release version of 'Corrina Corrina', and again at the session of November 1; these have circulated but remain unissued. A little over ten years later Dylan tried Crudup's 'Rock Me Mama' at the sessions for Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid in 1973, to no especially significant avail. It's a simple song, anonymous in character and Dylan does nothing much with it - or at least, you'd say so until you find that in 2004 the group Old Crow Medicine Show include the song under the title 'Wagon Wheel' and credit this title partly to Dylan and his music publishing company. (And don't credit Crudup at all.) The two known Dylan takes have never been released but have circulated in rather poor quality.
Other Crudup records have Dylan connections. His 'Death Valley Blues' (see the entry on Dylan's song 'Dignity') tells a story that takes place out on Highway 61; his 'Mean Old Frisco Blues' is one of the very few pre-war records to use the phrase 'special rider', which Dylan took as the name of his most important music-publishing company; Crudup made a record called 'That's Your Red Wagon' in 1945; his 1941 revisit to CHARLEY PATTON territory on 'Black Pony Blues' includes the phrase 'she fox-trot and pace', which Dylan echoes in his own 'New Pony' blues on Street Legal in 1978; and Crudup recorded a 'Dirt Road Blues' in 1945.
Presley had always credited Crudup, both in interviews and on the record label; but royalties paid never reached the musician and he remained in poverty even while being labelled 'the father of rock'n'roll'; in response he liked to refer to his most famous fan as 'Elvin Preston'. He had returned to southern Mississippi by the end of the 1940s - like BLIND WILLIE McTELL, his sound had become passé in Chicago - and though he made the occasional foray into Memphis, he was back to playing rural juke joints by the early 1950s. It is a bellowing irony that the same year Elvis Presley shot to national prominence and that undreamt-of fame, 1956, Arthur Crudup gave up music and returned to farmwork.
However, he was still only 50 years old, and he survived long enough to receive an eventual $60,000 in back royalties when 'rediscovered' in 1965 by Dick Waterman, who pointed him towards the folk revival movement. He toured the US East Coast and Europe as a rightly valued survivor of the pre-war country blues world, recorded with British musicians on a UK trip in 1970 and back in the US even went out as the support act to Bonnie Raitt.
Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup suffered a fatal stroke and died while still a working musician, in Nassawadox, Virginia, on March 28, 1974.
[Arthur Crudup: 'If I Get Lucky', 'Death Valley Blues' & 'Black Pony Blues', Chicago, 11 Sep 1941, the 1st on King of the Blues Vol. 3 (EP), RCA RCX204, London, 1962; the others on Bluebird Blues, RCA LPV-518 (Vintage Series), NY, 1965; 'Mean Old Frisco Blues', Chicago, 15 Apr 1942, The Rural Blues, RBF FR-202, NY, 1964; 'That's Your Red Wagon' (unreleased till 1983) & 'Dirt Road Blues', Chicago, 22 Oct 1945, the latter on Victor 20-2757, NY, 1947; 'That's All Right', Chicago, 6 Sep 1946, known by Presley from the 78rpm Victor 20-2205 (c/w 'Crudup's After Hours'), NY, 1946.
Bob Dylan: 'That's All Right', NY, 26 Oct 1962; 'Rock Me Mama', Burbank CA, Feb 1973; both unreleased. Elvis Presley: 'That's All Right', Memphis, July 5-6, 1954, Sun 209, Memphis, 1954. Blind Lemon Jefferson: 'That Black Snake Moan', Chicago, c.Nov 1926, Black Snake Moan: Blind Lemon Jefferson, Milestone MLP-2013, NY, 1970. 'Black Snake Moan', Atlanta, 14 Mar 1927, Jazz Vol. 2: The Blues, Folkways FP55 & FJ-2802, NY, 1950. Ishman Bracey: 'The 'Fore Day Blues' (alternate take), Memphis, 31 Aug 1928, Jackson Blues 1928-1938, Yazoo L-1007, NY, c.1968, CD-reissued YAZCD1007, NY, c.1988. (The lyric fragment quoted is not on the better-known take, issued on The Famous 1928 Tommy Johnson-Ishman Bracey Session, Roots RL-330, Vienna, 1970; both takes are CD-reissued on Ishman Bracey & Charley Taylor, Document DOCD-5049, Vienna, c.1991.) Old Crow Medicine Show: 'Wagon Wheel', Old Crow Medicine Show, Nettwerk, US, 2004.
Main sources: Michael Gray, Song & Dance Man III: The Art of Bob Dylan; Rick Anderson, entry in The Blues Encyclopedia, New York: Routledge, 2005, pp. 240-243, and Tony Russell, The Blues From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray, London: Arum Press, 1997, p.105.]
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elvisjock wrote:One of the greatest posts in the history of FECC. Lord, have mercy.
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drjohncarpenter wrote:elvisjock wrote:One of the greatest posts in the history of FECC. Lord, have mercy.
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elvisjock wrote:One of the greatest posts in the history of FECC. Lord, have mercy.
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George Smith wrote:Thank you for your very kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the article.
RJ, thanks for the heads up: my notes did say "Johnny Black", but I typed "Buzzy Forbes" - article now amended.
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jbgude wrote:Thank you for an absolutely brilliant post George: this needs to be shared with a larger audience. We shall feature it on our FB club page, with your permission.
One point that always intrigued me was, how tight the arrangement was and how Scotty got the instrumental Bridge to sound similar to what was on Crudup's version, IF it was really a "Spontanaeous" performance: or did Sam / (or Elvis run home ) get hold of a copy which they all could listen to ?
Thank you again- not often we get to savour such good writing.
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drjohncarpenter wrote:One rumour I have yet to confirm is the possibility that Elvis ran down some of the blues he loved, along with the pop and country numbers we all know about, at the formal audition for Sam Phillips on the afternoon of June 26, 1954. This would include "That's All Right."
The notion makes sense, as the ballad Sam played for him, "Without You," was clearly sung by an African-American. And when Elvis could not nail down a good recording the teenager allegedly played a little bit of everything to show the producer he was worthy of a second look. Why would the blues be left out? Elvis knew the Sun output to date, and it was heavy on blues in the past year, with records by Little Milton, James Cotton, Billy 'the Kid' Emerson, Doctor Ross, Little Junior's Blue Flames, Rufus Thomas, Jr and the Prisonaires.
And, if true, it would have been just like Sam to keep quiet during the Monday evening "rehearsal on tape" that he set up with Elvis, Scotty Moore and Bill Black. Phillips was looking for chemistry, for the moment, and it had to happen without any meddling.
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rjm wrote:elvisjock wrote:One of the greatest posts in the history of FECC. Lord, have mercy.
Hey! One of yours, elvisjock, happens to be one of my favorites. It was very brief. The last line of the post. You probably don't even remember it.
But it touched me deeply, and I can't forget it.
P.S. -- You rock, George. I just wanted to tell him. I think I read it on my Kindle . . . the new one, maybe even.
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Bowden, Massey perform at JavaJax
JavaJax coffee bar in Sweetwater brought in two acts on Saturday evening. Performing together were Will T. Massey and fiddler Richard Bowden. This was their first visit to JavaJax. Bowden did not grow up in West Texas. He moved to Lubbock in the 1970s and spent over 10 years in the Lubbock music scene. Bowden played approximately 10 years with the The Main Brothers Band in Lubbock as the fiddler and mandolin player in the group. Massey and Bowden started talking one time in Austin during a show and ever since 2008 they have remained good friends and have been doing music together for the past three years. Many residents attended the show and dinner before the show.