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By now you've probably heard the name "Nemo" attached to the winter storm that's hitting the region today. And the somewhat unconventional name, reminiscent of a certain animated fish, may be amusing to some.
It's the Weather Channel, not the National Weather Service, that named this blizzard "Nemo." The channel announced it would begin naming "noteworthy" winter storms last November. The Weather Channel explains on its website that naming storms raises awareness, makes tracking a storm's progress easier, and "in today's social media world, a name makes it much easier to reference in communication." That strategy seems to have worked: #nemo has been trending on Twitter since Thursday.
But the National Weather Service has declined to get on board with winter storm names, though the service has given hurricanes proper names since 1953. In a statement, a spokesperson says the National Weather Service does not name winter storms because -quote- "a winter storm's impact can vary from one location to another, and storms can weaken and redevelop, making it difficult to define where one ends and another begins." But the service does rate winter storms after they occur.
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The Division of Wildlife Resources will once again sponsor a Kids' Fishing Day at the Gigliotti Pond in Helper. The day will be Sept. 24. The event is free. A fishing license is not required for anglers under 14-years of age. Fishing opens at 9 a.m. and continues until noon.
Just prior to the event, the DWR will restock the pond with a truckload of rainbow trout.
The DWR will have rods, reels and bait for those children who don't have their own equipment or tackle. All kids under 14 should register when they arrive at the pond, so they become eligible for prizes from the drawing, which will be held at noon.
To get to the Gigliotti Pond, drive to Helper and exit U.S. Highway 6 at Martin Street. Follow Martin Street to the end, where the pond is located. The limit is four trout. All largemouth bass and bluegill must be immediately released. For more information, contact Brent Stettler at the DWR office in Price at: 435-636-0266.


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The casual and cool Puma® Steeple is reincarnated with a little flare from it's classic old-school running silhouette. It's perforated nub rubber sole extends to the back for extra durability and uniqueness. It's the next step to awesomeness.
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A WOMAN was airlifted to St Mary's Hospital this morning (Tuesday) after falling from a ladder.
The woman, an activity instuctor, fell at the Kingswood Activity Centre in Hillway Road, Bembridge, shortly after 10am.
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* A spokesman for Kingswood said: "I can confirm an activity instructor sustained bruising to her ankle during a fall from a platform. The instructor had been setting up the climbing tower for the morning session when the incident occurred.
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By Therald LeonardFormer Huntington resident Auburn Washington
I have been watching very closely the conversation and debate in the Emery County Progress about the restoration and preservation of the Huntington flour mill. I would like to get involved, and join in the discussion. Most every year after moving to Washington State, I with my family would return to Huntington to visit, and renew old acquaintances. I looked forward to spending time with my loved ones, and sharing tales with dear old friends.
One thing that was on the agenda every few years was a "drive by" of the old Huntington mill. I would have the undivided attention of all in the car. After pulling over where we had the mill in full view; I would relate my latest memory of the old mill.
Toward the end of summer, after the wheat and oats were harvested and thrashing was completed, we would load grain filled burlap sacks onto the tractor pulled wagon and head to the Huntington flour mill. We always had wheat we wanted to sell or exchange for our supply of needed flour. The wagon was parked outside the mill next to the chute and bin where we unloaded the 100 lb sacks of wheat and oats. The threshers had secured the sacks with a special tie that took them just 4 seconds to tie up, and me 3 seconds to zip off. I wasn't sure just where the grain was going, but I knew it was going to come out as "Castle Valley's Best Flour" in white 25 pound, cloth bags.
After the grain was all unloaded and empty burlap sacks neatly stacked, we were allowed to enter the mill. This was a much anticipated exciting event. As soon as I crossed the threshold of the entrance, I stepped into the highly mechanized world of the early 1900s. The sound of the rollers and sifters would not allow normal conversation. There were wheels whirling, it seemed, everywhere, and belts going in every direction including to the upper floors. There were grain elevators moving little scoops of grain wherever the miller desired. The most notable thing I remember was the fresh, pleasant smell of freshly ground grain. This bouquet one only smells in a working mill.
Then without fan fare, out stepped from behind a bin, or getting up from filling a bag from the flour chute, was the master of the mill, miller Willard Sandberg.
Sandberg was very sartorially inclined and chose his clothes very well. That inclination was his choice, but was also outside influenced by his LDS mission to Germany and as a musician in New York City. Even his work clothes were special. He always wore white shirts, white pants and a bow tie. He had his omnipresent cap on with no logos like "Case or John Deer", but simply "feed" stenciled on the side. The only indication he had been working was the slight dusting of flour on this eyebrows and eyelashes, and of course, on his groomed mustache. Most of the time he had a broom in his hand and made sure the mill was impeccably clean. My father would say, "Willard keeps this place so clean you could even eat off the floor with no table cloth." Willard Sandberg was my hero. This mill provided a comfortable living for him and it served the community as well.
Mills form a vital part of our nation's heritage. Thomas Jefferson envisioned the new republic as a nation which would be covered with grist and flour mills. From the very beginning of our history, mills have been a big part of our consciousness. Mills give us a sense of tradition and security. They were structures and business around which whole towns and villages were built. They were, in some cases the anchor for the whole community. Mills also represent a sense of stability and freedom; because only in America could the average person build their own mill.
We must preserve this old mill. It is more than a "vermin infested eye sore"; it is our history and our tradition. It cries out to be resurrected and restored by the people in the community it served so well.
It should be restored not as a static display, but as a working fully functioning, flour producing mill. It could be an active mill that people would want to visit, and experience a very vital part of our history and culture. Schools could have field trips there, and broaden their knowledge of history and industry. Perhaps, even people from other cities and states would come, as there is now a renaissance in interest and preservation of historic old mills nationwide.
After a satisfying tour, one could then go next door or close by to a small bakery and restaurant, and have a big slice of freshly cut, steaming bread made from Castle Valley's Best Flour, covered with thick, clear, clean Castle Valley clover honey, accompanied by a nice cool glass of apple cider from a local fine apple orchard.


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Ireland scored four tries at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday in a convincing 32-14 Six Nations victory over Scotland.
Ireland scored four tries at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday in a convincing 32-14 Six Nations victory over Scotland.
Having lost narrowly (and somewhat controversially) to Wales before being held to a draw in Paris, Ireland will head to Twickenham in confident mood next weekend.
Scotland meanwhile are faced with a Wooden Spoon showdown in Rome.
An entertaining first-half saw four tries being scored as Rory Best, Eoin Reddan and Andrew Trimble touched down for the hosts while Richie Gray showed great power, pace and skill to cross for Scotland to leave the hosts leading 22-14 at the break.
Unfortunately the same cannot be said for a gritty, error-strewn second half as the hosts struggled to come up with the knockout blow.
In fact, the only knockout of the second period involved Scotland wing Lee Jones's lights going out after a vicious (though entirely unintentional) clash of heads with Trimble.
Replacement centre Fergus McFadden did eventually secure a deserved win for Ireland with a try under the sticks in the dying minutes.
A hamstring injury in the warm-up meant that Nick De Luca was replaced by Max Evans in the Scottish midfield, with uncapped Edinburgh back Matt Scott named on the bench.
Fly-half Greig Laidlaw kicked the visitors into an early 6-0 lead as Scotland held onto all the possession in the opening 10 minutes with the expansive style which has been the hallmark of their approach throughout the championship.
Ireland's positive mindset was evident when they opted to kick for the corner rather than take three points on the quarter-hour mark.
After a simple line-out, the ball was sent down the blindside and Best went straight over Mike Blair to score the first try in the corner.
Jonathan Sexton and Laidlaw exchanged penalties before Ireland struck again as Reddan escaped the clutches of opposite number Blair, Sean Lamont and David Denton to wriggle his way clear and score following a ruck five metres out. Sexton converted to put the hosts 15-9 ahead.
Scotland's reply wasn't long in coming though as giant second row Gray broke through attempted tackles from Reddan and Tommy Bowe before selling Rob Kearney a dummy and sprinting 25m for his first Test try. Laidlaw missed the conversion.
Ireland would take the momentum into the dressing rooms however, scoring their third try when Trimble made a mockery of the Scottish defence out wide – and Lee Jones in particular – to dashed over in the corner.
Sexton's conversion was wide but the hosts would have felt confident of victory with an eight-point lead at the break.
Bowe came desperately close to claiming Ireland's fourth try early in the second period but was wrestled onto his back by Graeme Morrison and the TMO ruled that he had made an illegal second movement in grounding the ball.
But overall the second forty minutes failed to live up to the standard set in the opening period. Scotland fought bravely but never realistically looked like having enough to claim victory.
Max Evans was sent to the sin bin for impeding Keith Earls without the ball on 72 minutes and Ireland made the most of their numerical advantage as McFadden burrowed over the line with three minutes left on the clock.
Man of the match: A few candidates here and a mention must go to Rory Best for leading Ireland to victory. Stephen Ferris and Donnacha Ryan were also outstanding for the men in green but we'll break with convention and go with someone from the losing side because Richie Gray was phenomenal. For a lock, his try was simply brilliant. It's a sign of his class that he often seemed like the Scots' most dangerous runner.
Moment of the match: Scotland were right in the game in the first half but Andrew Trimble's try just before half time took the wind out of their sails. While a lot of credit must go to the Ulster wing, Trimble should never have been allowed to score. It was the kind of defensive glitch that has ruined Scotland's campaign and it put Ireland in a position from which they could control the game.
Villain of the match: We'll change this one to "Ballerina of the Match." The dive from Keith Earls after being 'interfered with' on his way to the line by Max Evans would have made Christiano Ronaldo proud.
The scorers:
For Ireland:
Tries: Best, Reddan, Trimble, McFadden
Cons: Sexton 3
Pens: Sexton 2
For Scotland:
Try: Gray
Pens: Laidlaw 3
Yellow card: Evans (Scotland – 73rd min – playing man without the ball)
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Keith Earls, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Andrew Trimble, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Peter O'Mahony, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Donnacha Ryan, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best (c), 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Tom Court, 18 Mike McCarthy, 19 Shane Jennings, 20 Tomas O'Leary, 21 Ronan O'Gara, 22 Fergus McFadden.
Scotland: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Lee Jones, 13 Max Evans, 12 Graeme Morrison, 11 Sean Lamont, 10 Greig Laidlaw, 9 Mike Blair, 8 David Denton, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 John Barclay, 5 Jim Hamilton, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Geoff Cross , 2 Ross Ford (c) 1 Allan Jacobsen.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Euan Murray, 18 Alastair Kellock, 19 Richie Vernon, 20 Chris Cusiter, 21 Ruaridh Jackson, 22 Matthew Scott
Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Romain Poite, Greg Garner (England)
Television match official: Giulio De Santis (Italy)


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The tools, rules, and relationships of the workplace illustrate some of the enduring collaborations and conflicts in the everyday life of the nation. The Museum has more than 5,000 traditional American tools, chests, and simple machines for working wood, stone, metal, and leather. Materials on welding, riveting, and iron and steel construction tell a more industrial version of the story. Computers, industrial robots, and other artifacts represent work in the Information Age.
But work is more than just tools. The collections include a factory gate, the motion-study photographs of Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, and more than 3,000 work incentive posters. The rise of the factory system is measured, in part, by time clocks in the collections. More than 9,000 items bring in the story of labor unions, strikes, and demonstrations over trade and economic issues.
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- H. Joseph Gerber invented the computer-controlled fabric cutter.
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- This videohistory documents the inventor, engineers, assembly workers, operators and other technicians who worked with the Gerber S-70 computer-controlled fabric cutter. It shows the Gerber Fabric Cutter in operation, with Peter Liebhold explaining. The Gerber Fabric Cutter S-70 is part of a systematic approach to layout and cutting that has revolutionized the needle trades. This video history contains original, master, and reference videos, Dictaphone microcassettes, and tape digests and notes documenting the development, operation and use of the Gerber Fabric Cutter S-70 in three locations: H.I.S., Inc., in Bruceton, Tennessee (Chic blue jeans use of cutter); General Motors in Grand Rapids, Michigan (automotive use of the cutter); and Gerber Scientific Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut (Gerber corporate office and invention factory). The video footage documents H. Joseph Gerber, engineers, assembly workers, operators, and other technicians who worked with the cutter at the three locations. Footage from the Tennessee and Michigan sites provides insight into the complexity of introducing a new technology into the workplace and documents operators and managers discussing the effect of the cutter on workflow, quality, personnel, and attitudes towards the job. Footage from Connecticut documents the engineers who developed the cutter and provides valuable insight into the invention process. Collection includes oral history audio tapes, original, master, and reference videos, and notes documenting Liebhold's visits to Bruceton, Tennessee, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Hartford, Connecticut.
- Series 1, Notes, 1995-1996: includes documentation created by Peter Liebhold in preparation for his site visits to Bruceton, Tennessee, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Hartford, Connecticut. Includes lists of potential interviewees, questions for employees, and general notes detailing observations at each site. The H. Joseph Gerber interview file consists of a brief tape digest keyed to each of the seven microcassettes, notes from the interview, and the questions asked of Mr. Gerber. The Gerber Scientific Instrument Company file contains a video digest for only three interviews: Ed Roth, Fred Rosen, and Larry Wolfson.
- Series 2, Audio tapes (microcassettes), 1995 June: Seven Dictaphone microcassettes of oral history interviews with H. Joseph Gerber conducted by Peter Liebhold, Curator, American History Museum and Stanley Leven, Director and Secretary of Gerber Scientific Instrument Company.
- Series 3, Original Videos (BetaCam SP), 1996: 38 BetaCam SP video tapes, 19 hours.
- Series 4, Master Videos (BetaCam SP), 1996: 26 BetaCam SP tapes, 19 hours.
- Series 5, Reference videos (1/2" VHS), 1996: 26 12" VHS tapes, total 13 hours.
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- 1920-2000
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- 1950-2000
- 1990-2000
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- Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation
- Liebhold, Peter
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- Gerber, H. Joseph 1924-1996
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In the midst of being support for Excision's Executioner tour, the rising bass music maestro, Vaski, flexes his multifaceted production expertise in his genre-bending remix of The Neighbourhood's "Sweater Weather." He continues to push the boundaries of his own musical dexterity to innovate and grow as an artist – just as any true artist should. Enjoy his dubstep-influenced House remix and read a few words from Vaski himself.
"I found the original through related artists and was instantly hooked. It was one of those songs that I liked but I kept hearing things I thought they should do differently, so I started making an edit for fun, and it turned into a full remix. I haven't done much at 128 but I'm really happy with how this turned out. Lately I've been chasing a certain sound with my production, and this remix is a sneak peak at what's to come in the coming months."
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The area's mayors again made their pitch for two-way, all day long GO Train service between Kitchener and Union Station in Toronto to Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa today.
As part of a pre-budget consultation that included Kitchener Centre MPP John Milloy, outgoing Kitchener mayor Carl Zehr made the case on behalf of Waterloo mayor Brenda Halloran and Guelph Mayor Karen Farbridge for provincial and federal government funds to pay for the capital costs of greatly increasing GO Train rail service between our area and downtown Toronto.
They claim the stretch of land between Waterloo-Wellington and Toronto represent an "innovation supercluster," as Farbridge calls it, and want a 10 year capital committment from the higher levels of government in order to pay for it.
For the cost of upgrading rail infrastructure to support our two round trips per day as it stands, Guelph has to pony up $3.15 million in cash and property to Metrolinx, a provincial agency, between now and 2016.
The cost of additional trains, crews, fuel and the potential need for rail line improvements and related infrastructure would require millions more in funding.
But the mayors counter the stretch between Waterloo-Wellington and Toronto houses 34,000 tech jobs as it stands. A third of those workers commute between the two areas, and they could be joined by as many as 37,000 other "tech and creative workers" by 2031.
The bigger selling feature is that more train trips between Kitchener and Guelph could ease congestion on Highway 7.
But an expanded highway is already on its way, promised by the McGuinty Liberals as they sought to sweeten things during their failed bid at a de-facto majority in the Kitchener-Waterloo byelection of 2012.
According to an announcement by Ontario's Transportation Minister, construction on a new four lane to replace Highway 7 is to start by 2015, and finish sometime after 2016.
UPDATE: Kate Sullivan at Mayor Farbridge's offices clarified with me that Farbridge and Halloran weren't at yesterday's meeting. Zehr spoke on behalf of all three of them.


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Posted 30 August 2011 - 07:01 PM
This guy is gonna ball.
Thoughts on his improvement?
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Posted 30 August 2011 - 07:48 PM
Dubb, even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while... unless he watched those nuts in college, right 115?
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azjetfan, on 02 July 2014 - 03:36 PM, said:
1) He is a racist. By constantly using race as a battling tool.
2) He is an extreme Liberal. If you are on either extreme you are probabaly more wrong than right.
3) He is one of those people who will never admit fault, error or defeat.
4)His life sucks and he takes it out on people who don't share in his views.
Posted 31 August 2011 - 12:07 AM
S-Dubb, on 30 August 2011 - 08:01 PM, said:
This guy is gonna ball.
Thoughts on his improvement?
I will admit that other than the first preseason game he has looked good but looking like a stud? Silencing haters?
For one he brought all the hate on himself from laziness and poor performance. Two he hasnt proved a thing yet. Preseason doesnt mean shit.
Kind of like the Mangini years when some of the members got on the preseason Superbowl band wagon because the team looked good in the preseason and then the Jets won only 4 regular season games.
No way in hell has he proved a thing until he shows some consistency and plays well against first teamers in the regular season.
There are lots of preseason heroes doesnt mean it carries over into the regular season. I learned long ago to not take much out of wins and losses and preseason performances.
Wilson looked really good in last years preseason and we all thought he could be a starter last year.He showed how green he was in regular season play and it showed he needed work.
Point is to give Mcknight a lot of credit for preseason heroics is stupid. Let him actually prove himself before praising him. I want him to succeed too but he has a lot to prove after being lazy and out of shape last year. We all want him to succeed.
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I think people are right to remain somewhat sceptical of him given its only the preasons, but McKnight's done all he's been asked to and more since training camp opened. It has been against other team's backups, but compared to last season in preseason (when he had a 2.7 YPC average on just under 40 attempts) he has done brilliantly. If he doesn't carry it over into the regular season, then yes it's been a false dawn. But so far the signs are that he'll continue to improve.
He's been running with a purpose, as you said, and to me it's the pick of Powell - meaning his spot on the roster is by no means guaranteed - which has lit a fire beneath him.
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The 18-hole "Lincoln Elks" course at the Lincoln Elks Country Club facility in Lincoln, Illinois features 6,200 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 68.6 and it has a slope rating of 120. Designed by Tom Bendelow, the Lincoln Elks golf course opened in 1904.
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A late Penalty Try handed Bath a 12-12 draw with Exeter Chiefs in the Aviva Premiership at Sandy Park on Saturday.
A late Penalty Try handed Bath a 12-12 draw with Exeter Chiefs in the Aviva Premiership at Sandy Park on Saturday.
Both sides went into the game on the back of defeats with Exeter seeing their run of seven victories halted by a 18-16 defeat at Gloucester while Bath were hammered 22-0 at home to Saracens.
Tom Hayes returned to the second row to lead the Chiefs while Phil Dollman came in at outside centre so James Hanks and Ian Whitten dropped to the bench where they were joined by the return of England international Tom Johnson.
Full-back Ollie Devoto made his first Premiership start for Bath while inside centre Matt Banahan, locks Dave Attwood and Ryan Caldwell and number eight Ben Skirving all returned to action for the visitors.
The Chiefs applied the early pressure but conceded silly penalties and when close to the posts they had the ball turned over. Then with 12 minutes on the clock fly-half Gareth Steenson, with the wind at his back, landed the opening penalty.
But the visitors hit back immediately with a try started and finished by scrum half Michael Claassens in the left corner with great support play from wing Tom Biggs and fly-half Steven Donald. Claassens was unable to convert from touchline.
Exeter wasted a try scoring opportunity when full back Luke Arscott made the break through the middle and, with scrum half Hayden Thomas on his right in space, he passed to lock Aly Muldowney who was quickly brought to ground.
The home side were able to create breaks from deep in their own half but unforced errors or penalties were again the Chiefs downfall when they ventured into the Bath 22 allowing the visitors to keep their line intact.
Then, with time already up on the clock, Bath wing Horacio Agulla was penalised for coming in at the side of the ruck and Steenson stepped-up to land his second kick of the game and nudge the Chiefs into a 6-5 half-time lead.
Steenson increased the lead minutes after the restart when Bath repeated the previous offence just before the break but this time Skirving was the culprit. The penalty from the former Ireland under-21 took him past 1,000 points since his Exeter debut in 2008.
The Chiefs were certainly an improved side in the second half at the scrum and the lineout as well as limiting their errors. Bath strayed offside when inside their own 22 and Steenson kept a clean sheet with his fourth penalty kick.
Exeter again showed that they too can defend their own line and with the game going into the final 10 minutes the Chiefs again camped out inside the Bath 22. But when they turned a Bath scrum the home side were penalised for standing up.
Bath won a penalty inside the Exeter 22 and opt to kick for the corner and then the Chiefs were penalised at the ruck. Bath repeated the move and referee David Rose awarded a penalty try. Tom Heathcote added the extras to level the score.
The scorers:
For Exeter Chiefs:
Pens: Steenson 4
For Bath:
Try: Claassens, Penalty
Con: Heathcote
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Gonzalo Camacho, 13 Phil Dollman, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Dean Mumm, 5 Aly Muldowney, 4 Tom Hayes (c), 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Simon Alcott, 1 Brett Sturgess.
Replacements: 16 Neil Clark, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Carl Rimmer, 19 James Hanks, 20 Tom Johnson, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Ian Whitten.
Bath: 15 Ollie Devoto, 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Kyle Eastmond, 12 Matt Banahan, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Stephen Donald, 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Simon Taylor, 7 Guy Mercer, 6 Francois Louw (c), 5 Ryan Caldwell, 4 Dave Attwood, 3 David Wilson, 2 Lee Mears, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Tom Dunn, 17 Charlie Beech, 18 Anthony Perenise, 19 Stuart Hooper, 20 Will Skuse, 21 Mark McMillan, 22 Tom Heathcote, 23 Dan Hipkiss.


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Mark your calendar and plan to attend Inglewood's seventh annual "Inglewood Celebrates the Arts Market Street Festival," taking place Saturday, October 2, 2004, from 11:00 a.m. to dusk.
Market Street will be jumping as a diverse array of artists, entertainers, food purveyors, and arts enthusiasts fill the street. Festival activities will take place along Market Street from Florence Avenue to Hillcrest Boulevard.
An array of renowned entertainers will present song, dance, and spoken word throughout the day on three stages and booths featuring multicultural artists, crafters and food purveyors, interactive games, and arts and crafts for children will line the streets. The event will also include hands-on art workshops and free giveaways.
If you're a classic car buff, you won't want to miss this event. The City's Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department will sponsor its 30th Annual Fall Classic Car show featuring pre-1970 vintage cars and specialty vehicles. As an added attraction to the festival, the Department will present an Art Car Show. In laymen's terms, art cars are artistically and sometimes outrageously decorated automobiles.
For those looking to take in the scenes and do a little shopping, event goers are encouraged to check out the Market Street merchants and other vendors participating in the Festival Marketplace. And if good food is what you yearn for, the event will also include an international food court featuring the best eateries in town.
This is the City's seventh annual arts celebration. Last year's event was a great success. Over 4,500 residents and visitors to the City participated in the celebration. It is anticipated that there will be an even greater turnout and more excitement as The Celebration Continues…. Don't miss the fun.
For general information or to register for the 30th Annual Classic Car Show, contact the City's Cultural Office at (310) 412-8700.


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A last-minute try from Piet van Zyl saw the Cheetahs get on the board in Super Rugby 2012 as they pipped the Rebels 33-26.
A last-minute score from Piet van Zyl saw the Cheetahs get on the board in Super Rugby 2012 as they edged the Rebels 33-26 in Melbourne on Sunday.
In a frantic end at AAMI Stadium, the replacement scrum-half finished off good work from the visitors to take a result that ended a run of three losses.
Victory leaves the Blues and Force level on points at the foot of the Super Rugby table while the Rebels and Cheetahs are one point above them.
The last game of Week Four was played under excellent conditions and it was Naka Drotske's side who started the better, as Willie le Roux crossed for a try with barely two minutes gone. Johan Goosen's conversion made it 0-7.
Melbourne were clearly not up to full pace at kick-off but managed to find their rhythm soon after when good line-out work saw them maul the Cheetahs over the whitewash, with Adam Freier the last man to his feet. James O'Connor, who was playing fly-half, added the levelling extras.
The early scores were not done there though as when O'Connor threw a loose pass on his own 22, Le Roux was on hand to collect and cruise over for a score that took the Cheetahs back out to a seven-point advantage.
Seven soon became thirteen as with 23 minutes played, two Goosen penalties put the Free State side in a stronger position. O'Connor did reply to make the score 10-20 at half-time.
Damien Hill was clearly unhappy and subsequently made changes at the break as hooker Ged Robinson, fly-half Danny Cipriani and flanker Jarrod Saffy emerged for the start of the second-half. And it seemed to work as now centre O'Connor scored a penalty, stepped through two tacklers for a converted try by 50 minutes. The game was tied in Melbourne.
Goosen and O'Connor then traded two penalties apiece as the game looked to be heading for a draw, which wasn't what either team would be content with. But then came the moment of magic from Van Zyl as he finished off good initial work from Adriaan Strauss and busy replacement Ashley Johnson to go in close to the touchline. Goosen added the gloss.
The scorers:
For Rebels:
Tries: Freier, O'Connor
Con: O'Connor 2
Pen: O'Connor 4
For Cheetahs:
Tries: Le Roux 2, Van Zyl
Con: Goosen 3
Pen: Goosen 4
Rebels: 15 Julian Huxley, 14 Lachlan Mitchell, 13 Mark Gerrard, 12 Lloyd Johansson, 11 Cooper Vuna, 10 James O'Connor, 9 Richard Kingi, 8 Gareth Delve (capt), 7 Tom Chamberlain, 6 Tim Davidson, 5 Hugh Pyle, 4 Luke Jones, 3 Laurie Weeks, 2 Adam Freier, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Ged Robinson, 17 Rodney Blake, 18 Alister Campbell, 19 Jarrod Saffy, 20 Nick Phipps, 21 Danny Cipriani, 22 James Hilgendorf.
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Cameron Jacobs, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Willie le Roux, 10 Johan Goosen, 9 Tewis de Bruyn, 8 Philip van der Walt, 7 Davon Raubenheimer, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Izak van der Westhuizen, 4 George Earle, 3 WP Nel, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Coenie Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Hercu Liebenberg, 17 Trevor Nyakane, 18 Justin Downey, 19 Ashley Johnson, 20 Piet van Zyl, 21 Sias Ebersohn, 22 Rayno Benjamin.
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With all the talk of wanting him to headline, I just wanted to know.
BTW: have I ever told the board that I have actually meet Sir David Jones?
With all the talk of wanting him to headline, I just wanted to know.
BTW: have I ever told the board that I have actually meet Sir David Jones?
You did not meet him!!
I know ivankay has seen him a couple times
so, details.....?
Originally Posted by Wayne Coyne
It was back in 1999 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. The hotel had one of those shitty music awards things going on and they were going to honor Bowie with a lifetime achievement award. At the time my mother was one of the telecom mangers and got ahold of a all access pass to the show. So I spent my entire time there looking for him. Along the way I ran into some crap celebs and Garth Brooks funny enough (the man is one of the nicest people you will ever meet). When I finally found Bowie he had his crew with him so I was too terrified to go up to him. Then at the end of the awards ceremony Bowie performed Rebel Rebel and when he got off the stage my brother who was with me, told me it was my last chance to meet him. So I meekly came up to him (here I was expecting him to tell me to fuck off) and asked for his autograph. He put down his cig and water bottle pushed the suits talking to him aside and gave me his autograph AND his thanked me for it!!!! I still have the pen he used and the notebook. I was 16 at the time.
my Bowie experiences are the couple of times he pulled out the suck. i have trusted friends who have seen amazing Bowie shows that i did not attend.
i already told Salah of my late 80's witnessing from the 3rd row of an overproduced and choreographed Glass Spider tour. i thought everyone was so locked into what had to be done and synced the soul of the show was destroyed.
i also saw Bowie when he opened for NIN. Bowie is a changling and that is great...except for when it comes off as immitation. He was all hype over Trent at the time and it was eveident in the show. i wanted to see Bowie, not Bowie as NIN.
i don't consider myself a good source as to your motivation to see Bowie. If he is a headliner, i will be there.
I hate you MarcoPolo! I just hate you! I'm soo jealous!!!
What was he wearing? How was his hair?? What ever happened to that cig he put down???
Originally Posted by Wayne Coyne
I would have him sign my ass, or my chest, or both!!
Originally Posted by Wayne Coyne
who ISN'T a whore for Bowie?
Originally Posted by Wayne Coyne
on the subject of Bowie:
i guess next to neil and a jam band or two, i have seen bowie the most of bands i have seen ... maybe 15 times, back in the early days, he seemed to hit SoCal a lot ... i saw the glass spider too, the nin show, area 2 (?) the moby thing , that was up close and personal, thin white duke, Fame, Low, Allaid in sain sp, the tin machine thing those years ... really all the early shows ... best show ever was the santa monica show during the ziggy stardust tour (caught that tour twice) .... x****
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jesus christ, what a lucky bastard
Originally Posted by Wayne Coyne
I saw Bowie in San Diego but, thanks to that era of Thai Sticks and Hash Oil, I'll be damned if I can remember the exact year! I wouldn't mind re-enacting that evening again!
"Who is this doing this synthetic type of Alpha Beta psychedelic funkin'?"
What about a vote for just no? I ended up voting "No, I could care less" but that isn't entirely true. I haven't seen him, I'm not dying to see him but I wouldn't say that I would care less. I would totally see him in hopes that he would play the old school, funky ass, version of FAME. That song is porno.
My dad took me when I was a kid, around 10 or 11....then I was Bowie, Aladdin Insane, for Halloween the next year....It was the Glass Spider Tour @ the LA Sports Arena...I didn't know enough to give a proper review
The next time was at the Forum in '95 or so with NIN...sad to say, but he absolutely did come off as a cheap imitation of Trent, especially after just watching a blistering set of Trent in his prime!
The Reality Tour 2003-Bowie was unbelievable at the Shrine in LA, he far surpassed any expectations I had for a 56 yr old man performing at that point in his career, but he sounded wonderful, and looked amazing
I am so jealous of Mr canexplain seeing him on the Ziggy Stardust Tour!
yea i suck, i know but it really was bowie at his prime ...That was also around the time when Genesis was cool and it was sort of a battle between bowie and peter Gabriel (when he used to come on in all kinds of wild costumes) we used to compare the two and now, I think they are totally different, but Gabriel is pretty cool too .x
Have Another Hit Of Colorado Sunshine
I would have killed to see the old Genesis with Peter...those costumes looked amazing...I have an old Mojo magazine that was all about Genesis and some of those pictures were incredible.
Genesis, like the band with phil collins?
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Have Another Hit Of Colorado Sunshine
My friend was trying to get me to listen to them, I just hissed in his direction
is it weird that I trust your opinion more than this guy?
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I'll take my chances with Ron
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We have the infamous Blue Max PB yard service line. Our home is 14 years old and I guess we are one of the "lucky" ones. We have had no leaks.
Now we are trying to sell our house. He have a contract. The home inspection went well with only a few minor bumps and bruises typical of a 14 year old home. Today the buyers approached us and said they want $3000 taken off the price because we have Blue Max and someday it "might" leak.
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AVONDALE, Ariz. – Jimmie Johnson bristled Friday at the notion he doesn't perform well when forced to race hard.
The suggestion that Johnson's weakness is hard racing came Thursday night from defending champion Brad Keselowski, who told reporters he was able to force Johnson into blowing a tire during last year's Chase for the Sprint Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway.
"For them, I wouldn't want to have to race somebody that's going to race me hard, because that's not in their wheelhouse," Keselowski said. "That was one of our strengths last year. If I was going to give Matt (Kenseth) a piece of advice, I'd say, 'Use the (crap) out of him. Every chance you get, run him hard – because that's his weakness.'"
Kenseth currently trails Johnson by seven points in the standings – just as Keselowski did one year ago when Johnson blew a tire and crashed at this 1-mile oval.
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GLUCK: Rivalries take a back seat to wins
Johnson acknowledged Friday the tire blowout was his fault. His team spent the weekend trying to catch up to Keselowski's pace in practice and then in the race, and Johnson lamented not going easier on his front tire and looking at the big picture.
"Yes, we overworked the tire," Johnson said. "We created an issue ourselves. We were lacking some speed and the 2 had us covered the entire time here."
But the five-time champion strongly disagreed that he doesn't like to race hard and struggles when pressure is applied. Keselowski said the No. 48 team's "traditional advantage" has been "the gosh-golly-gee approach of not racing hard and just beating you on pure speed."
Johnson countered by telling reporters to ask his previous Chase foes – Jeff Gordon, Mark Martin, Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards – how hard he races in a championship situation.
"That's not a weakness of ours by any stretch," Johnson said. "We love to race hard. That's what we're here to do.
"I'm not the best at putting up the fastest lap, the best in qualifying, the best in topping the speed charts in practice. But look at who's passed the most cars on the racetrack. I'm good at racing. That's my sweet spot."
Keselowski brought up his theory about Johnson's weakness when asked about a comment No. 48 team crew chief Chad Knaus made last week. After winning at Texas Motor Speedway, Knaus said Kenseth was a more formidable opponent for Johnson and the team than Keselowski was last year.
Johnson tried to clarify the comment during the week, saying Knaus was referring to Kenseth's experience level in winning a past championship.
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Did Keselowski buy it? He wasn't quite sure what to make of the remark, he told reporters.
"It's just one of those situations where it's hard to really define what he was trying to say," Keselowski said. "I said I'd give him the benefit of the doubt, but that doesn't mean I'm not listening."
But Keselowski seemed to think Knaus meant Kenseth had achieved much more as a veteran driver.
"Matt Kenseth has won a championship and he's been at the Cup level for 13 seasons, he has two Daytona 500 rings – I can't even list all his accomplishments," Keselowski said. "I think the emphasis should be put on respecting what Matt has done, not necessarily disrespecting me."
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A Voyage with Marvin Creamer
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Marvin Creamer - still an active sailor at 97 - as he brings his epic voyage full circle. Take part in the celebrations on Saturday, March 23rd as he charts the course of his historic journey and the amazing events that occurred on this 30th year anniversary of his voyage.
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Date: Saturday, March 23, 2013
Location: The River Winds Restaurant, West Deptford, NJ.
VIP Reception & Luncheon 11:00am to 4:00pm. Limited to 40 guests. $100 per person. Private, open bar reception with Dr. Creamer from 11am to noon, followed by the luncheon.
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I just realized that Naruto one of the greatest anime/manga doesn't have a fanclub on here
So this is the Official Opening for the Naruto Fanclub
I will appoint me to be the Hokage [Leader of the Leaf Village]
The ranks will resemble the same ranks as in the anime/manga
If you want to be a member post your rank if still available
Here is how it's going to go for each village
Kage > S Class Ninja > Hidden Village Councils > ANBU > ANBU "Ne" (Root) > Jounin > Special Jounin > Chuunin, Genin
If you want to be a Kage for another village you can be If available.
(Edit: about the ANBU and ANBU root only for leaf village
the other villages can make their own special team)
Anyone can make their own Clan/Team!
Leaf Village [Konohagakure]
Hokage: Diesuke
Hidden Village Council: Pix
S.Class Ninja: akatsoki
ANBU: stephanus_87
Jounin: jja
Mist Village [Kirigakure]
Mizukage: emer
Sand Village [Sunagakure]
Kazekage: gdupninja
Hidden Village Council: kai205
S.Class ninja: Jiino aka Zanmato (gin0va)
ANBU: Gaaralostfriend
ANBU: Yang
Cloud Village [Kumogakure]
Raikage: tatsukai1990
Rock Village [Iwagakure]
Tsuchikage: (no one yet)
Leader: Whitebeard (Finger Position: Right Thumb)
Member: Sushi (Finger Position: Right Index)
Member: samurai ( Finger Position: Left Thumb)
Member: Itachi8 (Finger Position: Right Ring Finger)
Member: Scoria (Finger Position: ¿?)
Member: FinalDestiny (Finger Position: ¿?)
Member: Kenki (Finger Position: Left Ring Finger)
Leaf Village&Sand Village
Leaf Village&Mist Village
Cloud Village&Rain Village
Kyuubi: Whitebeard
Nibi: Sushi
Yonbi: tatsukai1990
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