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RAT 12 / Cuthead – Big Time EP
Big Time EP by Cuthead We got Cuthead on Rat Life Number 12. You probably know this guy. He is respected worldwide for his one of a kind House and Hip-Hop productions. Lately he said, he got a bit bored with all the soulful jazzy sampling, the groovy shuffles and the catchy hooklines. So, he...
RAT 11 / One Day In Metropia – Rat Life 11
Rat Life 11 by One Day In Metropia Rat Life is back with more unheard material from the hidden bedroom studios of East Germany. One Day In Metropia – is a project that was active around the year 2008 – operating out of the concrete suburbs of Dresden. Its main focus were live appearances in...
Review and Track-by-track of Credit 00's "Game Over"
Read as Credit 00 guides Ransom Note through his debut album "Game Over". All the German readers should read this review at HHV if they need some other convincing arguments for the album. Finally, if you need another extra dose Credit 00 in your life go no further than this mix for Crack Magazine that...
Cuthead Double pack for detektor.fm and ashore radio
Not one but two new radioesque shows with your favourite MPC man Cuthead. Check his selection for the show "Plattenkoffer" (German for record case) with a bunch of his favorite tracks over here. And when he was in Berlin the other day playing the infamous Beatrausch-party at about:blank he stopped by the Ashore radio station:...
Premieres for Credit 00's "Game Over"
The wait is almost over. Credit 00's debut album is coming on 13. of March. To get a glimpse of what you can expect her's not less than three exclusive premieres. via HHV via Groove via Inverted Audio
CVBox mix for IO-Podcast Series
Also, don't forget to read the the hilarious accompanying text if you're able to understand German.
Groove premieres CVBox-album with exclusive track
German quality tabloid Groove premiered the first sign of CVBox' album "So ist es im Nadelwald". So, if you like his sound from his EPs for Uncanny Valley or just recently for Ortloff you'll be more than pleased to listen to the new track "707 Dubbing". The double 12″ comes in a beautiful package designed by Jacob...
Cuthead podcast for Phonographe Corp
Once again Cuthead delivers the goods. This time in form of an excellent and versaile podcast for French's Phonographe Corp. Drop everything and have a listen 🙂
Return Of The Sample Jesus pt. 2
After Sample Jesus was seen first on a remote country road, he now brings his message of salvation to your city. Listen to his gospel. Donations in the form of devotional objects is welcome and rewarded with eternal bliss: do it here or at your local record store! Shot in Dresden, Prohlis. Thanks to Simon Käser...
Return Of The Sample Jesus pt. 1
starring: Petar M. | big thanks to Ravir Film: http://www.ravir.de/ Return Of The Sample Jesus by Cuthead is out now!
Jacob Korn making a beat "Against The Clock"
Prior to the release of this month's "EP3" Jacob Korn is showing us a bit of his studio magic. For FACT Magazine and its video series "Against the Clock" he's producing a beat in ten minutes.
Jacob Korn Tech Talk for Slices
Jacob Korn takes Telekom Electronic Beats TV into his studio for a Tech Talk with a difference. Watch as Jacob demystifies the seemingly complex world of modifying synthesisers and drum machines. In addition, to Korn's wisdom you will also hear 2 demos of what a few modifications can do to your gear, be it Roland,...
New Video for Chinaski's "Disaster"
With his newest video the producer from hell formally known as Chinaski transforms his club track Disaster into an ambient song completely removed of bassline and beats. Watch the clip below and read the whole piece on Tissue Magazine over here.
All the Dresden-mixes from Fusion Festival 2016 in one place
The Sonnendeck floor at Fusion Festival was built, curated and played by the good people of: Palais Palett, Floppy and Uncanny Valley from Dresden. We created this playlist for your everlasting joy and may it help to shorten the waiting for 2018.
Scherbe's Vaporwave Podcast
Scherbe has developed a facination for the music that is called Vaporwave. Read the interview and you'll find out the reason for this passion. The mix is a recording from Scherbe's opening set on the outdoor floor of our 5 years of Uncanny Valley birthday bash in September 2015. That awesome thing that happened at Sektor Evolution in Dresden....
New Cuthead Podcast for Flux Music
Here's a new mix Cuthead put together for London and Leeds based Flux music. It's a great ride through Robert's influences from Busta Rhymes to Soundtrack fantasies.
Paul Waak exhibition in Dresden
This is a must for every art lover in Dresden. Our cover artist Paul Waak opens his solo exhibition "Bulletproof Glass" at the C. Rockefeller Center for the contemporary Arts on the 16th of June, 8 PM. He deals with spaces that have been lost in the past. The exhibition runs until the 3rd of July. Link...
New label feature over at Ran$om Note
Here's a nice feature about the label over at Ran$om Note as part of their label love series. Including an interview with Philipp. "The midsize city of Dresden sits by the Elbe, in Eastern Germany not far from either Berlin or Leipzig. Often eclipsed by the bright lights of its bigger neighbours, you may expect Dresden...
Rat Life 8 / Konstantin Tschechow – Alpha Omega
Rat Life 8 / Alpha Omega by Konstantin Tschechow Little is known about Konstantin Tschechow, the first and last time we met was around the turn of the millennium in the small city of Koenigsbrueck in the far east of Germany. It was during one of my regular night strolls through the countryside, when I...
New Video for Chinaski's "Lifetime"
Chinaski — Lifetime from TISSUE on Vimeo. Chinaski produced one of his super stylish videos for "Lifetimes". He made it ahead of his performance of Lucifer Rising at Hotel International, Mainz. If you ever got the chance to see his new soundtrack for Kenneth Anger's cult short film don't sleep on it. More information on...
Groove reviews "Tribal Rhythm Machine" (German)
The long running German magazine Groove has written down some thoughts about Credit oo's new EP "Tribal Rhythm Machine". Read it over here…
XXY: Albrecht Wassersleben im Interview für Groove Magazin
Was bedeutet Vielfalt? Im Club-Kontext denken bei dem Begriff wohl nicht wenige zu allererst an eine musikalische Bandbreite, die es wagt, über den Tellerrand von Techno und House hinauszuschauen. Doch wie steht es auf Partys um die Vielfalt in Sachen Geschlechtern und Identitäten? das ganze Interview bei Groove Magazin (weiterlesen)
New Credit 00 mix
Here's a new mix from Credit 00 for DJ Broadcast. We think it's great and you should have a listen. Also use Google Translator to read the interview or just read it if you're able to understand Dutch. It's worth it.
Video Premiere: Panthera Krause – The Space Between Us
Fresh off the release of Panthera Krause's first EP on the label: "The Space Between Us" directed by talented photographer and video artist Lisa Geue. Enjoy!
Groove Magazin Interview & Premiere w/ Panthera Krause
Panthera Krause hat sich emsig und fast unbemerkt nach oben gearbeitet. Erst der Umzug von der Studienstadt Weimar nach Leipzig brachte das Bandmitglied dazu, sich an House-Produktionen zu versuchen. Spätestens seit seiner Rules-EP auf dem britischen Label Lobster Theremin in House-Kreisen mit seinem Sound einen Namen gemacht. Und obwohl eben dieser Sound für das Dresdner...
Neuköllnkassette #8: Jacob Stoy
Jacob Stoy delivers a fine mix for acclaimed Berlin based mag neukoellner. There's also a (German) interview about his roots in Freital, a suburb of Dresden. Read it over here. Neuköllnkassette #8: Jacob Stoy by neukoellner.net on hearthis.at
New Balearica mix from Philipp
Philipp mixes it up for the new Emotional Content Podcasts-series. Including an in-depth interview about his penchant for Balearica. Read it over here.
Boiler Room Debuts: Panthera Krause – Umami
"Panthera Krause's music-making habits teeter on the precipice between moody and outright fun house; a technique which has done wonders for the Leipzig melody maker since his early years. The mould was set with his weekly podcasts and 2012's "Cassandra" on local imprint O*RS. Then further solidified via the Yorikke EP in 2013 – a...
Inverted Audio Special including UV Soundsystem mix
This is the last view back in celebration of our fifth birthday. The good guys at Inverted Audio asked some very interesting questions and Philipp did his best to answer them. Read it here: INVERTED AUDIO Uncanny Valley Special. Also, there is an Uncanny Valley Soundsystem Podcast, this time by Conrad and Philipp. The mix was recorded...
New mixes from Credit 00
Here are not one but two fresh mixes from Credit 00. The first one was made for the Frensh blog Phonographe Corp to preview his gig at La Machine du Moulin Rouge, Paris. Read a little portrait about the man from Plauen over here. And the second one for our friends at the Her Damit Festival which will...


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Service (music)
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In Anglican church music, a service is a musical setting of certain parts of the liturgy, generally for choir with or without organ accompaniment.
Liturgical servicesEdit
Morning PrayerEdit
- Venite (Psalm 95 — rarely set after the Restoration)
- Te Deum or Benedicite
- Benedictus (Luke I, 68) or Jubilate (Psalm 100)
Evening PrayerEdit
- Magnificat or (rarely) Cantate Domino (Psalm 98)
- Nunc dimittis or (rarely) Deus misereatur (Psalm 67)
Holy CommunionEdit
- Responses to the Commandments
- Nicene Creed
- Sanctus
- Agnus Dei
- Kyrie Eleison
- Gloria in Excelsis
This follows the Book of Common Prayer. Modern Anglican liturgy has largely reverted to the order of the Roman Catholic Mass. Unlike masses written in the Catholic tradition, however, masses by Anglican composers may choose to omit the Credo, which, in Anglican churches, is often recited rather than sung. Also, rather than setting the traditional Latin and Greek liturgy, several Anglican-composed masses use an English translation, such as that contained within the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Full service and other servicesEdit
A "Full Service" includes all three of these groups. But with the demise of daily "Matins" (choral morning prayer) from the Anglican liturgy and the reduction of the choral element in communion services composers are now more likely only to set the evening service.
The "Burial Service" (see Requiem) is sometimes set separately.
In the Tudor and early Stuart periods, services were described as "Short", "Great" or "Verse" services:
- Verse services incorporated sections for solo voices.
- Short services were simple settings for four-part choir which could be sung a cappella.
- Great Services (of which the most famous is the Great Service by William Byrd) were long and elaborate and presumably kept for special occasions.
Following the Restoration this classification gradually broke down and services became known by the key in which they were written; hence the common shorthand terminology "Purcell in G minor" or "Stanford in B flat".
From the twentieth century, compositions are often named after the college chapel or cathedral for which they were written: examples are the Collegium Magdalenae Oxoniense of Kenneth Leighton for Magdalen College, Oxford and the Gloucester Service of Herbert Howells for Gloucester Cathedral.
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This Father's Day I won't send my father a card. I won't see him, I won't call him. I probably won't think much about him. I'm being paid to think about him now. It's not that I don't like my father, I'm just disappointed that he never once protected me from my mother. From the time she pointed the rifle at me in the bathroom when I was 13 and said she was going to kill me, to years later when she threw a huge scene at Taco Auctioneer in Cardiff and I told her she would never see her grandchildren again. ("Don't you threaten me!" she responded.) There was the time my mother beat me up at a cast party (for a musical that I had written). She threw me to the floor and ripped out my hair. There were 15 people there, but no adults other than my parents, for whom the word "adult" doesn't qualify. My dad tried to pacify her, but my mother isn't a pacifist.
I try to be funny in my daily life. Tell jokes. Laugh. Be silly with the kids. I don't like to think about my parents because there's nothing particularly humorous about them. I forget their birthdays. And I'm noncommittal about Mother's Day. I'm tired of explaining to people the very specific torture my childhood was. There was the time they reported my VW Dasher as stolen because they wanted the police to arrest me. (They had given it to me for college, but their names were still on the pink slip. In the ensuing phone fight, my father accused me of being crazy. That L.A. or my therapist had done it.) I finally left the car on a street in Santa Monica, collecting parking tickets, until it was towed. It wouldn't start anyway. I was about to get it repaired, but why repair a car that isn't yours?
There was the time my mother said she was going to kill my cousin and my cousin called the police. When the police showed up at our house, my mother told them that the dishwasher was broken — like that explained her wanting to kill my cousin — and yelled at all the neighbors to get back in their houses. It's hard when you realize that the world sees your mother as a nut case.
My father's mother died when he was three. She died in childbirth, having twins — my aunt and uncle. Just because they call it "natural" doesn't mean it can't kill you. In those days, sex for women was like Russian roulette. So here my grandfather was: Four kids under the age of 7. He's 36. He marries an 18-year-old who hasn't a clue as to what she is getting into. My dad's younger sister, one of the twins, ran away from home at 15. My dad went to at least four different high schools. Maybe more. I can't ask him, though. Years later, the evil stepmom made my grandfather live in a trailer outside their stinky home in Yucca Valley. When I say stinky, I mean like the smell of B.O., like the stench of rats when they've lived a long time in one place, a salty, oppressive smell. No one knows why she suddenly made him move. She still cooked dinner for him. But it was clear he didn't share her bed.
She had two children — my father's stepbrother and stepsister. I remember visiting one time when all three of them — my stepgrandmother and the teens — were going to baby-sit a dog. (My mother talked about it for years. It's imprinted on the sulci and gyri of my brain. There are several million neurons dedicated to remembering these relatives who baby-sit dogs.) The teens were ten years older than I but hadn't gone past the sixth grade. They were taller. Sweatier. But we were mentally the same age. The family made money ironing clothes for people. One time my family spirited my stepuncle away from his family and went to a hamburger joint. He didn't know what to order. My parents got him a hamburger. He wouldn't eat it because he said he was allergic to tomatoes. My dad said, "Your mother told you that. You've never had a tomato." My dad also said, "Take the train up sometime and visit us." "Oh," he whispered, "I wouldn't know how to do that." He was 18 years old. My stepgrandmother had put all her claustrophobic obsession into raising her second family. Her real family.
It's clear, if you've had any psychotherapy — and I have — that my father suffers from lack of a mother. And my mother functions as his mother. He reveres her. He is afraid of her. He will do whatever she wishes. He would always say, "Oh, you're right. I'm just no good. I'm such a bastard." (When I was little, my swear words were "babber" and "dummy mouse.") But you know, I don't want to psychoanalyze my father. It bores me. It wouldn't do any good. Anyway, my mother does it for him. She got a master's in psychology. Why else would you go into psych but to better understand yourself? You have to know that crazy exists to even want to examine it.
I've had two decades of therapy, the last 11 years with a psychiatrist who says you don't have to like your parents. You don't have to have anything to do with them if you don't want. So many people, when they find you're estranged from your parents (and hey — I didn't disown them twice), make that face, like "Oh, it's such a shame," and "No matter what your parents do, they're still your parents." I think of these people as smooth brains (a favored expression of my mother's). They've lived simple lives. They know nothing of the complexities of a tormented family. The multiple ways you can kill a relationship.
I don't need my parents. They hold nothing over my head that I would want. My family — the one I made myself, my husband and my two children — reminds me that I am the luckiest person in the world, even if I have no parents. If no one had a father, we would never wax nostalgic about a father who was never there for us. I always say, too, you could have been born a slave. Be thankful for what you have, don't whine about what you don't.
But of course, I'm still scarred. Well-adjusted but fragile. These days, when I feel like ranting — or seething — about some inequity in my scope, I remind myself to create, to paint. Or to play my French horn. If not me to turn this horrible childhood into a work of art, who else?
This article is part of the Father's Day issue. To read additional articles from this issue, click here.
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WASHINGTON — As four flag-draped coffins bearing the bodies of the Americans killed in Libya arrived in the United States on Friday, new details emerged of Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens's final hours, alone, locked in a smoke-filled room in a diplomatic mission under siege.
In a solemn ceremony at Joint Base Andrews outside the capital, President Obama said the victims "laid down their lives for us all" and vowed to honor their memory by never retreating from the world.
The arrival, broadcast live on news channels, proved an emotional culmination to an episode that has rocked Washington and American embassies around the world, even as details of those final fateful moments only now began to come clear. When the attack on the diplomatic compound occurred, officials said, Ambassador Stevens was separated from his security detail — and was located only later, at the hospital in Benghazi, where he had been pronounced dead.
Officials in Washington said they were investigating that blacked-out period, but as they conduct that inquiry, witnesses have emerged who said that Mr. Stevens had fled to a room in the diplomatic compound, hoping to find safety behind a locked iron gate and wooden door. But fires raged around the mission, and Mr. Stevens, unable to escape the smoke and heat, died of asphyxiation.
Witnesses say he was eventually discovered by people who rushed to see what was happening at the mission. They broke a window, spotted Mr. Stevens, who might or might not have been unconscious at the time, and removed him from the room.
According to guards at the compound, the attack began at about 9:30 p.m., without advance warning or any peaceful protest. "I started hearing, 'God is great! God is great!' " one guard said. "I thought to myself, maybe it is a passing funeral." (All the guards spoke on the condition of anonymity for their safety.)
"Attack, attack," the guard said he heard an American calling over his walkie-talkie as the chants came closer. Suddenly there came a barrage of gunfire, explosions and rocket-propelled grenades.
"I saw the ambassador's personal bodyguard — the one who was killed — running toward the villa where the ambassador was," he said. Armed only with a light weapon, the bodyguard "was running there to protect him."
Another Libyan guard said he saw Mr. Stevens escorted to the office in a wing off the main mission building, the room with an iron gate behind a wooden door. Three hours later, about 12:30 a.m., witnesses said that a crowd — possibly looters — broke through a tall and narrow window and found Mr. Stevens.
The compound's landlord, Jamal al-Bishari, said that while watching from nearby he saw some people climb through the broken window and emerge soon after, carrying Mr. Stevens.
The wing where Mr. Stevens had sought refuge contained at least three rooms and two bathrooms, and aside from the extensive smoke damage it appeared on Friday to be largely undamaged.
Very shortly after Mr. Stevens was seen carried out of the window, he arrived at Benghazi's main hospital, brought by a group of Libyan civilians, according to Ziad Abu Zeid, a doctor there. In a separate interview he said that the civilians did not seem to know that the American they were helping was the ambassador, a well-known and popular figure locally but now covered in dark soot. Dr. Abu Zaid said that Mr. Stevens was dressed and did not suffer any trauma, aside from the smoke inhalation. Because of the soot covering his face, the doctor said, he also initially failed to recognize Mr. Stevens. He said he eventually did so from photographs posted by admiring residents on Facebook.
The doctor said he tried for at least 45 minutes to resuscitate Mr. Stevens. He said he believed that officers from the Libyan Interior Ministry transported the body to the airport and into United States custody.
State Department officials have said they do not know Mr. Stevens's whereabouts during the battle, who took him to the hospital or who carried his body to the airport and into United States custody.
"We don't know what happened with Chris Stevens," Victoria Nuland, the State Department spokeswoman, said Thursday. "We also had, we believe, acts of mercy and generosity later at the hospital in Benghazi. We very, very much appreciate this."
American officials were also still trying to get more clarity on the arrests of four men said to be involved in the attacks. But as they continue sorting through intelligence, they have disputed suggestions floated in Washington and abroad that the attack in Benghazi was premeditated.
"We have no indication that that's the case," an administration official said. The current information available to the White House suggests that the protests in Benghazi were spontaneous and spurred by the Cairo protests but evolved over time as Islamic extremists took advantage of the situation, called in reinforcements and weaponry and mounted an attack.
When Mr. Stevens's coffin arrived at Joint Base Andrews outside Washington on Friday, along with those of the three other Americans killed in the attack, President Obama said: "Four Americans, four patriots — they loved this country, and they chose to serve it and served it well. They had a mission, and they believed in it. They knew the danger, and they accepted it. They didn't simply embrace the American ideal; they lived it, they embodied it."
Mr. Obama called Mr. Stevens "everything America could want in an ambassador."
Of the three others killed in the attack, he said Sean Smith, a Foreign Service officer and an Air Force veteran, had "lived to serve." Tyrone S. Woods, a former member of the Navy SEALs providing diplomatic security, was "the consummate quiet professional." And Glen A. Doherty, also a former member of the SEALs providing security, "never shied from adventure."
"Even in our grief we will be resolute, for we are Americans," Mr. Obama said. "And we hold our head high, knowing that because of these patriots, because of you, this country that we love will always shine as a light unto the world."
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who looked stricken and seemed to be fighting her emotions, echoed those sentiments. "We will wipe away our tears, stiffen our spines and face the future undaunted," she said. All four worked for her, and she spoke slowly and with evident grief. She knew Mr. Stevens personally, she said, praising his "goofy but contagious" smile, his "California cool" and, mostly, his dedication and courage.
"What a wonderful gift you gave us," she told his family. "Over his distinguished career in the Foreign Service, Chris won friends for the United States in far-flung places. He made those people's hopes his own. During the revolution in Libya, he risked his life to help protect the Libyan people from a tyrant, and he gave his life helping them build a better country."
Her voice grew stronger again as she called on leaders in the Middle East to fulfill their obligations to protect diplomatic posts. "The people of Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Tunisia did not trade the tyranny of a dictator for the tyranny of a mob," she said. "Reasonable people and responsible leaders in these countries need to do everything they can to restore security and hold accountable those behind these violent acts."


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Monday, July 20, 2009
Not A Bed of Roses
10 times higher HIV rates than in general male population according to a recent report.
For more on HIV check out Simon's blog on the situation in Kenya.
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Its unfortunate that HIV prevention programmes in most Sub-Saharan African countries are still geared only towards the heterosexual majority. Until recently, quite a few gay men in many countries even believed that the virus was transmitted only via heteroexual sex. MSMs will have rampant unprotected sex with their male partners and because they sleep with only one woman (perhaps their wife), they believe that all is well.ReplyDelete
This is a very opportunistic virus that exploits every single chance its given and the rectum with its profusion of capillaries, together with its liability to rupture is perhaps the single most probable possible point of infection.
Btw, the link to Simon's blog isn't working.
Hi Anengiyefa,ReplyDelete
Thanks for laying it bare as it really is. The only thing I can add is for the benefit of gay & MSM Nairobians and Kenyans. Incase they don't know they can access health services geared to MSM (men who have sex with men) from Liverpool VCT in Nairobi. I have been there myself and the service is superb.
Thanks buddy (also thanx for letting me know about the link to Simon's blog which I put right).
Hey you, leave a comment but don't just be an asshole about it - try to be decent. That said you are welcome to heap abuse or ridicule if it makes you feel better. However in order to get published it must not be homophobic, racist or sexist. OK?


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08 Mar 2014
MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington Towns Humber Premier team scraped through their Humber league cup game last Saturday but had to overcome a spirited showing from Division 1 side Driffield EI before booking their place in the semi finals on a day when the quality of their finishing fell well below that expected of this squad. With regulars Stu Lawson, James Haigh and Aziz Barakat all missing, this wasn't Pocks strongest possible line up but there was still more than enough quality in the squad to ensure progress.
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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington recorded their first winning "double" of the season as they beat Brid Sports away last weekend in a gritty, hard working performance that made up in commitment from both sides what it was lacking in quality. That this was also only Pocks second clean sheet of the season, the other one also being a 1-0 home win against Brid back in August, said a lot about the defensive problems that Pock have had since then but this was a result that answered a lot of questions about the teams character on the day.
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08 Feb 2014
YARA sponsored Pocklingtons Third team were also in cup action last weekend with a home against Holme Rovers Reserves in a game postponed from the previous weekend. Town made a good start and were 1-0 up after 20 minutes with a pin point strike from John Parsons providing the opener. Holme refused to panic though and made the most of playing with the breeze behind them to ensure that it was 1-1 at the break.
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MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington Town 2nds took on Middleton Rovers in the East Riding Junior Country cup 1/4 final looking to progress a step closer to a repeat of their cup final appearance of last season but deprived of several regulars and late call offs, suffered the heartbreak of a penalty shoot out defeat after 120 minutes of gritty battling football on a heavy pitch.
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Despite MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington going 2-0 down against the strong wind at home last Saturday, a good second half effort wasn't quite enough as they conceded a late third against Sculcoates Amateurs to finish without reward despite an improved performance on the previous weeks game.
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Despite racing into a two goal lead, MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington fell to defeat at home against Hornsea Town last weekend in a game that had plenty of talking points and controversy.
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Pocklington Towns Driffield league team scored twice through goals from Shane Westwood and Sam Richards to complete a good day for the club with all 3 teams in action getting wins. Next week they are at home to Sports Club United Reserves in the Bryan Pannhausen league cup with a 2 pm kick off, players meet at the club at 1 pm please.
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Season 2013/14Driffield & District league Division 1League MatchMatch ReportsSenior TeamsRichard Bower
MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington's Humber team overcame a sticky pitch and competitive opponents to record their first win of 2014 after a fully committed and hard working performance at home last Saturday. Despite an enforced last minute team reshuffle, Town had plenty of attacking threat in their line up and led by a MOM performance from Tom Rogers in central midfield, they could have scored in the 2nd minute. Dan Bonehams pass played in Tom Reay behind the St. Andrews defence but he elected to shoot with the outstep and couldn't keep his effort on target.
YARA sponsored Pocklington 3rds got off to a good start at home last Saturday but were pegged back by Fulford and needed a solid second half defensive performance to record the win and bag a vital 3 points in their climb up the table and away from the bottom of the division. They went 2-0 ahead with first half goals from John Parsons and Alex Fletcher but after the Town defence were caught in possession trying to play their way out from the back, Fulford pulled one back to leave the game delicately balanced. A well delivered corner from Mark Sissons restored Towns 2 goal lead at half time but Fulford made it 3-2 early in the second half to ensure that the last 30 minutes were nervy ones. An excellent team defensive effort managed to frustate the visitors and ensured that Pock continue their improvement in form and they face another test at home to Tadcaster Magnets next Saturday. Players meet at 1pm for a 2 pm kick off please.
Season 2013/14York Reserve BLeague MatchMatch ReportsSenior TeamsRichard Bower
04 Jan 2014
Despite the ongoing issue of absent players, a young MARSHAL TYRES sponsored Pocklington Town Humber team turned in a reasonable performance against the current league leaders last weekend and as they were when they lost away to them in early December, were again left ruing missed opportunities and costly mistakes as they went down to a vastly more experienced side who proved how clinical they can be when given the chance.


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KaBOOM! has been asked by First Lady Obama's office to quickly pull together an environmental scan of federal level vehicles that either have policy or funding implications that could expand opportunities for programs that would impact outdoor play and physical activity.
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When Phil Barello, Supervisor, ITS Support Center, went to his regular checkup at Yale Health and was told that if he didn't make some significant lifestyle changes, he was at risk for requiring medication, he was surprised. Phil did not want to be on medication for health conditions that were preventable. Phil's clinician shared a secret with him. The secret to keeping himself off medication was simple: diet and exercise. From that point on, Phil decided to make some simple but important changes in his life; he began eating a healthier diet and increased his physical activity. Since 2009, Phil reports that he has lost about 100 pounds – an amount of weight that will have significant positive impacts on his health and well-being.
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And during the Appalachian Trail Challenge in 2015, Phil hiked a part of the trail to October Mountain staying in a lean-to overnight. He plans to hike more of the trail in the future.


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My youngest has completely taken to the gardening life. He wants to cut the grass, cut old plants or to hoe the soil. My life has just got easier! 🙂
So I set about giving both my boys the task of sowing some seeds for radish, spinach and lettuce. These I chose as they are quick crops and the summer season is almost done.
With this I made some cold frames to keep the soil warm a bit longer.
The first lesson for them was to make the drills for the seeds. Getting them NOT to make foot trenches was a challenge.
After that was the task of sparingly putting seeds into them.
Here's my youngest hopefully covering gently the seeds.
And finally covering them in heavy plastic. It is quite surprising just how much hear they make.
I have to say this is a gamble considering the British weather. Yesterday for example was completely fogged out.
So in a week we will see if their work is successful 🙂


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I generally don't like Karl Rove but I'll admit he knows a lot about running campaigns. He has a good piece in the Journal today (subscription required until Murdoch fixes it) about the new rules for running a Presidential campaign. Its pretty good and informative and he leaves off the crass partisan stuff until near the end. (Anybody who thinks the Republican contest has been more about ideas didn't watch the ads for NH).
However he seems to make the mistake most pundits make- trying to generalize "rules" and "lessons" from very specific facts and circumstances. For examples- He says you can't skip six primaries and expect to compete in the 7th because of Giuliani's experience and that you can't come in halfway through a process and expect a groundswell of support (Thompson) and that you can't buy support (Romney, Paul). The answers should be- yes, you could but you would have to do it differently from these guys. Rudy's strategy might have worked if he a) stayed in the news cycles during the early contests, b) punched up his public persona so as not to seem so sluggish in most of January and c) better managed disclosures about his personal life. Thompson would have benefitted from better planning and occasionally displaying a pulse. Romney and Paul could have spent their money far more wisely i.e. -on better ads (I think both lost support with the drivel they were peddling) and on creating a buzz outside of ads (which I think and Mr Rove agrees, seem to be ceding some of their influence to other media).