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CD Universe Part number | 8686621 |
Label | Columbia |
Orig Year | 2012 |
Catalog number | 194836 |
Discs | 1 |
Release Date | Mar 06, 2012 |
Studio/Live | Studio |
Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
Producer | Ron Aniello; Bruce Springsteen |
Engineer | Clif Norrell; Ross Petersen; Rob Lebret; Ron Aniello; Toby Scott |
Recording Time | 61 minutes |
Personnel | Greg Leisz - banjo, mandola Bruce Springsteen - vocals, guitar, banjo, piano, organ, drums, percussion, loops Darrell Leonard Stan Harrison - clarinet, alto saxophone Ed Manion - tenor saxophone Charlie Giordano - accordion, piano Art Baron - euphonium, tuba, sousaphone Dan Levine - alto horn Curt Ramm - trumpet Kevin Buell - guitar Ron Aniello - guitar, keyboards, drums, loops Also: New York Chamber Consort, Victorious Gospel Choir, Michelle Moore |
Additional Info | Special Edition |
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Editor: Dana Nielsen.
Photographer: Lauren Dukoff.
Personnel: Adele (vocals).
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Consisting mostly of sagely chosen cover tunes, the album finds Plant and Krauss bringing their warm-but-eerie harmonies to everything from Townes Van Zandt's nihilistic folk poetry ("Nothin'") to the crumbled beauty of latter-day Tom Waits ("Trampled Rose"). Determined not to rest on their laurels or cater to expectations, the 59-year-old icon and his junior partner craft a subtle and intriguing sound built on their shared love of folk forms and gift for interpretation, bringing to light esoteric gems by late Byrds visionary Gene Clark and the Everly Brothers along the way as well.
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Wrecking Ball album for sale Following up two folk-flavored albums, MAGIC finds Bruce Springsteen laying down his acoustic guitar to reclaim his rock-hero crown. He's assisted in this endeavor by producer Brendan O'Brien, best-known for big-time '90s hard rock, but the results have little in common with O'Brien's grungy past. Instead, MAGIC's sonic blueprint is more in line with Bruce's last stadium-rock statement, 2002's THE RISING. The album is front-loaded with hard-charging, heavy-riffing tunes ("Radio Nowhere," "You'll Be Comin' Down") that benefit from the sure-fire attack of the E Street Band. In fact, "Livin' in the Future" harks back to the band's vintage '70s work.
MAGIC isn't all back-to-basics rockers, though; evocative ballads that employ atmospheric string arrangements indicate that Springsteen is content neither with standing still nor with looking backwards. One of the most rewarding aspects of the album is the fact that after the relative tunelessness of 2005's DEVILS & DUST, Bruce seemingly learned from the folk gems he covered on his Pete Seeger homage a year later, and started writing arresting melodies again. Any way you look at it, those who may have been put off by Springsteen's previous stylistic diversions will have a welcome feeling for MAGIC.
Audio Mixer: Brendan O'Brien .
Recording information: Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA; Southern Track Recording Studio, Atlanta, GA; Thrill Hill Recording, NJ.
Photographers: Mark Seliger; Danny Clinch.
Unknown Contributor Role: Harry McCarthy.
Personnel: Bruce Springsteen (vocals, guitar, harmonica, pump organ, synthesizer, glockenspiel, percussion, background vocals); Bruce Springsteen (guitars); Nils Lofgren (guitar, guitars, background vocals); Little Steven (guitars, mandolin, background vocals); William Pu, Sheela Lyengar, Olga Shpitko, Justin Burns, Christopher Pulgram, Jay Christy, John Meisner, Soozie Tyrell (violin); Amy Chang, Tania Maxwell Clements, Lachlan McBane (viola); Karen Freer, Charae Krueger, Daniel Laufer (cello); Patrick Warren (tack piano, chamberlin); Jeremy Chatzky (upright bass); Garry Tallent (bass guitar); Clarence Clemons (saxophone, background vocals); Roy Bittan (piano, organ); Danny Federici (organ, keyboards); Max Weinberg (drums); Patti Scialfa (background vocals).
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Photographers: Norman Moore; Matt Mindlin.
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This DVD/CD set includes Springsteen's new album, a collaboration with Brendan O'Brien. The album was recorded and mixed at Southern Tracks in Atlanta with additional Recording in New York City, Los Angeles, and New Jersey. The DVD includes 38 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage featuring Springsteen and the band recording in the studio. The CD includes a bonus track.
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Recording information: Avatar Studios, New York, NY; Clifton Recording Studios, New York, NY; Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA; Southern Tracks, Atlanta, GA; Thrill Hill Recording, NJ.
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Police: Unarmed, Would-Be Bank Robber Took Seat After Demanding Cash
Prince William County Police said that John Alvin Thomas Jr., 43, of Manassas, did not have a gun and did not imply he had one.
An unarmed man recently strolled into a local Bank of America branch, demanded money, then took a seat until police officers arrived to arrest him, Prince William County Police said.
John Alvin Thomas Jr., 43, of Lomond Drive in the West Gate area of Manassas, was charged with attempted robbery on Nov. 13. Police responded to the incident at 4:42 p.m. Employees at the 8501 Sudley Road branch reported that Thomas had entered the building, approached a staff member and handed over a note asking for money.
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"The accused was not in possession of a weapon and never implied he had one," Perok said in a press release.
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The information in this article was provided by the Prince William County Police Department. Where arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
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WEST NORRITON Cheltenham visited Norristown Tuesday night with one plan in mind: attack, attack, attack. However, due to a slow start and shots that rattled the rim, but just wouldnt drop, Norristown cruises to a 57-40 victory.
In the Suburban One matchup, top-ranked Cheltanham (6-0) came to Norristown Area High School looking to solidify their presence atop Norristown (5-1) by strength of arms. Norristowns big men proved to be too much to handle, breaking out to a 14-3 lead after the first.
We were coming off a tough loss and wanted to come out this game and play with confidence, said Norristowns Josh Johnson, who finished with 14 points, 10 rebounds, 5 blocks and 3 assists in the game.
Confident they were. Norristown, who looked sluggish last week against Wissahickon, came out with tenacity, while Cheltenham struggled to finish at the rim.
Unfortunately, and this is the story all season, we tend to get off to a slow start, said Cheltenhams Guy Henderson, who had a game-high 15 points.
(Norristown) is so big in the paint, I tried to get my jump shot going early on, but some of them just werent falling.
Cheltenham came to life during the second quarter, where on six straight opportunities they scored from both the field and the free throw line. They finished 11 for 21 from the line.
When the shots arent falling, its hurts our confidence, said Cheltenham coach Brian Johnson. We had guys getting to the rim all night, and you always want to see the ball go in.
Cheltenham was mismatched on the small forward position and switched to a zone during the second, which allowed them to start to eke back into the game. Trying a mixture of 1-3-1, 2-3 and 3-2 zones, the plan was to confuse Norristown and disrupt the strong play of Jahbri Hargrove (14 points) and Johnson. Norristown led at half 25-15.
We saw they had struggles against the Wissahickon zone, Johnson said. So, we tried to implement different zone looks to disrupt their play.
They were giving us different looks on defense, Josh Johnson said. We took our time and made good passes, always looking for the open man.
In the third, despite being hard pressed on the full court by the ever tenacious Norristown guards and forwards, Cheltenham continued to dig into the lead.
We started to get a lot of transition baskets and and-ones, Henderson said. It hurt them and allowed us to get our offense going.
We try to run a lot of our offense through Guy, Brian Johnson said. Hes always a force on the court.
In the fourth, Cheltenham cut the lead to four, but never got any closer than that. Norristown coach Mike Evans had the benefit digging deep into his bench, twice subbing out five guys, and when Cheltenham closed the gap, the returning starters were able to close out the game on fresh legs.
Our substitutions allow us to keep constant pressure on the other team, Evans said. No matter who is out on the court, they give us the same intensity.
With Wissahickons win over Upper Moreland last night, Norristown, Cheltenham and Wissahickon all stand atop the Suburban One League at 6-1.


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Dr. Daniel Shayestah was an Islamic fundamentalist and a revolutionary who helped overthrow the Shah of Iran and place the Ayatollah Khomeini in power. His is an incredible story. He speaks openly about Islam and the stupidity of Western governments. He also reveals why they are building mosques here (and it is not primarily for worship!)
Tonight—Sunday, September 26, 2010—at 7 EDT (6 Central; 5 Mountain; 4 Pacific) Dr. Shayestah is preaching at Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge. The entire service is available live in video and audio online at Welcome to SonLife Broadcasting Network . Be warned, FWC is a Pentecostal church so if you don't want to worship with a lot of music, then I would suggest not tuning in until 20 minutes or a half hour after the start time. But if you want to hear the truth about Islam from an Iranian and former Islamic insider who is now a Christian minister, then I highly recommend you tune in this service ... or at least the sermon.
To give you some more background, I am posting the following biographical excerpts from Bill Muehlenberg's Culture Watch review of Dr. Shayestah's Book: "Islam: The House I Left" posted at A review of Islam: The House I Left Behind. By Daniel Shayesteh. » Bill Muehlenberg's CultureWatch
This is the powerful and inspiring story of an Iranian who went from being a committed Muslim revolutionary to a passionate follower of Jesus. It is a most compelling look at the real nature of Islam, and how the grace of God in Christ can radically transform a life.
Dr. Daniel Shayestah, who now lives in the West, spent the first three decades of his life in Iran. He was able to recite the Koran from memory at age nine. As a devout Muslim, he grew up learning to hate Jews and Christians. The Koran calls them unclean, and his life was one of total ignorance as to other religious beliefs.
While at a university in Tehran he became heavily involved in the Iranian revolution. He even married a woman because she too was a committed revolutionary. He organised and led many into joining the revolutionary Islamist cause.
He dedicated his life to overthrowing the Shah of Iran, and installing the Ayatollah Khomeini as leader. He and his revolutionary colleagues really believed that once Khomeini seized power, the gap between rich and poor would disappear, and peace and democracy would prevail.
However, when the revolution did occur in 1979, it quickly became clear that promises of reform and democracy were all lies. Instead a cruel and vicious police state was inaugurated, and all dissent was quickly and mercilessly crushed. "We were misinformed and brainwashed," says Shayesteh. "Without question or investigation we believed that to follow Islam was to follow our leader blindly".
Countless people were killed and imprisoned. Even children, family members and loved ones of the new ruling Islamists who dared to question the terror were tortured and killed. Prisons were filled, graves were dug, and the stench of dictatorship covered the land.
In the name of establishing an Islamic theocracy, things became much worse than before. Shayesteh realised that for all its faults, the rule of the Shah was the "pinnacle of freedom when compared to all other Muslim kingdoms".
It was during this time, and especially after his conversion to Christianity, that he was able to clearly see the "intolerance and inhumanity of Islam". Islam is really a political religion, "whose goal is to triumph and eradicate all other beliefs".
The ruling mullahs quickly acquired a taste for a lavish lifestyle, and though poverty was widespread in the nation, "they became rich and lascivious". Some mullahs even raped young girls and boys who were sent to learn the Koran. Those who tried to refuse were "imprisoned, tortured and killed".
When Shayesteh learned that he had been betrayed by Khomeini and his cronies, he sought to help correct the situation, even hoping to run as an independent political candidate. By opposition political parties were not allowed under the Islamic dictatorship, and Shayesteh soon found himself languishing in prison.
He endured months of torture and barbarism, and he was sentenced to death. But through some miraculous events, he managed to get out of prison, and return to his homeland in the north. But various attempts by the authorities to take his life made it clear that he had to flee the country with his family.
Through another series of miraculous events he was finally able to make it into Turkey. It was while he was there that his conversion to Christianity occurred. He went to a Christian church which ministered to Iranian refugees in Istanbul, hoping to get some help with some financial problems he was involved in.
But he got help of another sort – he had a life-changing encounter with the risen Christ. He started to read the Bible for the first time in his life, something that was not permitted in Islam. And he was shocked to learn that other Muslims had converted to Christianity.
He even had dreams about Jesus, as so many Muslims have had. And compared to the life of Islam which he had known, one of "selfishness, religious nationalism, discrimination, and racism" he found at this church Christians of different ethnic and racial backgrounds loving God and each other, singing to God, and praising him in their own tongues.
After some months of resisting, he finally surrendered his life to Christ. The living example of Christ in these Christians, coupled with the hell of reality under Islamic totalitarianism, could not be clearer to Shayesteh. He knew that Christ was what he had been looking for his whole life. "The love of Christ not only opened my eyes to the problems of Islam, but to the problems of my heart."
Now he had to break the news to his wife and children. That was not easy, but after seeing the radical change in his life, they too eventually came to experience the liberating love of Jesus Christ. But things were still very dangerous in Turkey, with Islamic hit squads from Iran out to get Shayesteh. He survived yet more attempts on his life, and realised he must flee to the free West.
He eventually made it to Australia, where he now conducts a worldwide ministry, warning Westerners of the dangers of oppressive Islam and its goal of world domination, and the contrast between Christianity and Islam. He warns of being fooled by interfaith and multicultural ventures.
After all, the use of deception (taqiyyah) is allowed in both the Koran and the hadith to advance the goals of Islam. He warns about allowing mosques to be set up in Western nations. They are in fact more than just a place of worship: they are "also a garrison for Muslims to prepare themselves for fighting". Thus a mosque becomes a place where Muslims "learn hatred towards their opposition and non-Muslims".
A mosque is also a symbol of Islamic domination of a non-Muslim nation: "Building a mosque in a non-Islamic society or country symbolizes Islam's claims over that society or country, even with a non-Muslim majority".
That is why Islamic countries are investing millions of dollars in building mosques and Islamic schools throughout the West. They become footholds for the spread of worldwide Islam, and the Muslim takeover of those lands. They believe freedom is only for Muslims, and of course will not allow Christian to build churches in their lands.
The unconditional love of Christ is now the message of Daniel Shayesteh, as is the message that Islam is a political religion bent on world domination. Islam and democracy cannot co-exist, and if we do not wake up in the West, we will soon lose all of our freedoms.


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Tallahassee, FL - As the season approached, they knew they'd do well. They just never saw this coming.
"We didn't come into this season thinking we were going to do as well as we have," Hope Stewart said.
The Tallahassee Rollergirls, known as Capital Punishment, have skated past their expectations. They own a 6-1 record.
"Last season was a hard year," said Stewart, a jammer for the Rollergirls and who goes by the nickname "The Great Wall of Gina." "We had ups and downs just like every derby team does. You know people that leave, people that come in."
A win this weekend could push the Rollergirls into the Top-10, which would put them in place for the playoffs.
"We could be going to regionals this year which is something I've been looking forward to since I started," said Brandi Tucker, a blocker for the Rollergirls and who goes by the nickname "Pixie Ponder." "It'll be very exciting. It's a big milestone."
Capital Punishment has never been to a regional tournament before. But a few wins this month would put them on pace to make history.
"Going through everything this league have gone through and still being able to get there, it would mean the world to us," Rollergirls Head Coach Liovani Nazario said. "We're focusing on strategies and plays that are gonna get us to win that game hopefully get us a spot on the top-10."
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Business News | Posted SEP 27 2011
If your chief priority in pursuing higher education is to find a good job then trade or vocational schools are what you should be looking at. Trade schools do exactly what they are supposed to, teach you a trade. The focus is on preparing students to enter the workforce upon completion of the course. A good trade school would balance conceptual and practical knowledge.
The curriculum leaves out a lot of generic theory and emphasizes practical training. Classes tend to be more shop-based than lecture-based. In fact, in many vocational and technical schools, the classroom environment actually resembles the workplace; even equipment and methodologies resemble those that are used in that particular industry.
Trade schools usually consist of smaller batches of students, most of who are focused about the trade they want to specialize in. This concentrated stream is instrumental in forging meaningful networks that are likely to last all through your career. It also ensures that you get personalized attention in honing the skills that you already possess.
Reports show that employers have been increasingly showing a preference for students from technical schools. Since they already possess the skills and technical know-how required for the job, employers feel that they would save considerably on training costs.
According to acinet.org skilled trades are among the fastest growing as well as the most well paying occupations. In 2004, the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau conducted a survey that proved the growing importance of technical and vocational school graduates. It reported that more than one-third of the fastest growing occupations required an associate's degree or a postsecondary vocational certificate.
Another great reason you may want to consider attending a trade school is the huge cost and time savings involved. Since courses are of shorter duration than universities, you spend less money and time studying. It would also allow you to start earning much faster, almost 2-3 years ahead earlier than if you'd attended a university. You total savings could amount to almost 60%-70% of what you'd spend at university.
Many trade schools also offer you flexible options. You can opt to study online, enroll in evening classes, night school or study part-time. This flexibility would also make it possible for you to work as you study.
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Kaneland Student Named as Intern to a Finance Company
Business News | Posted SEP 27 2011
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Kaneland Student Named as Intern to a Finance Company
Nicholas Rodriguez, Kaneland High School Junior, was named as the Bison Mountain Financial Intern for the Summer of 2011.
Villa Park, IL, May 5, 2011: Mr. Robert Uribe of Bison Mountain Financial in Villa Park, IL, went through over 15 applications and interviewed many DECA members state-wide to find the perfect candidate. Nick Rodriguez was offered the internship on May 5, 2011. Nick will be working with Mr. Uribe on various projects including web design and development, developing and cultivating relationships, and experiencing working in a financial office.
Nick Rodriguez was identified by Kaneland Business Teachers as being a stand-out in the field as a freshman. He took the Business Essential courses and his genuine interest in the field stood out. During his sophomore year, Nick joined the Kaneland DECA program where he has worked to expand his knowledge in business and marketing. As a junior, he served as a vice president in DECA. Nick is planning on a career in business finance and accounting.
Analysis of Education and Training Data
Business News | Posted JAN 14 2011
The attached article is taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics within the Department of Labor. It outlines the level of education and training that was shown by the 2008 work force. More »
Employment Projections 2008 - 2018
Business News | Posted JAN 14 2011
* "This news release focuses on four areas for which BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) develops projections - labor force, industry employment, occupational employment, and education and training." - Employment Projections 2008 - 2018 BLS
* Some may find it interesting that when looking at Table 3 (which shows the largest wage and salary employment growth by industry) many of the industries listed are represented by classes available through the KHS Career & Technical Education department as well as Fox Valley Career Center. These classes are offered as electives and are designed to expose students to the classes' respective industries. Waiting to take these classes after High School in order to determine levels of interest can become very expensive. More »
DECA in KHS Parent Newsletter
Business News | Posted MAR 25 2010
On January 28, 2010, 20 Kaneland students competed in the West Suburban DECA Sectionals.
Over 600 students from 23 different schools competed in 21 different events. The following
Kaneland students made Top Ten in their events:
Alejandra Salinas and Noelle Goodine in Principles of Finance
Marina Alcantara in Principles of Hospitality
The team of Nicole Rymarz and Allie Jones in Buying and Merchandising
The team of Veronica Peterson and Molly Speckman in Hospitality Services Management
Special Congratulations to:
Ashley Cottier, who placed 3rd in Principles of Hospitality
The team of Hayley Guyton and Beth Smith, who placed 3rd in Sports and Entertainment Marketing
Keegan Limbrick, who placed 2nd in Retail Merchandising
The team of Liz Kennedy and Annie Hodal, who placed 2nd in Buying and Merchandising
Miss Conn, Mr. Mayer and the entire Kaneland DECA membership would like to congratulate the team of Hannah Schuppner and Lacey Eberle for taking 1st place in Hospitality Services Management!
In addition, Miss Conn and Mr. Mayer would like to thank Mr. Ian Smith, Mrs. Schlichter, Dr. Fuchs and Mrs. Wiet for volunteering as judges this year.
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NOTE: Gameplay requires a drum, microphone, or guitar controller. Rock Band is compatible with most music game controllers. Game does not include drum, microphone, or guitar controller with rental or purchase.
There's more to a band than the singer or the guitarist. Finally, find out what it's like to master all the parts of the band, with four different music games in one package! Master the guitar, the bass guitar, drums, and vocals. Form your own band, create and customize your rocker, and get ready to go for the top as you rise to international fame. Some levels are based around entire albums, including classics like The Who's Who's Next. Classic rock and modern rock are included on the soundtrack, which includes Back Sabbath's Paranoid, The Ramones' Rockaway Beach, Bon Jovi's Wanted Dead or Alive, Nirvana's In Bloom, Metallica's Enter Sandman, The Strokes' Reptilia, and Queens of the Stone Age's Go With the Flow.
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- Release Date 11/20/2007
- Publisher Electronic Arts
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Metallica, The Ramones, The Rolling Stones -- these are some of the legendary bands in rock. And now, thanks to Harmonix's Rock Band, you and your friends can join the legendary pantheon of rock gods. The latest game from Harmonix ups the ante on other music titles by combining guitars, drums, and s...more
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First the main reason for this review: This game apparently ACTUALLY requires the use of the guitar, drum, and mic peripheral. Unlike Guitar Hero, you cannot play with the standard controller. Head the warning, do not rent it unless you have an Xplorer or Les Paul around. But since I'm here, if yo...more
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PREDICTIONS LEAGUE: Swindon v Torquay
9:40am Tuesday 20th March 2012 in Sport
SWINDON take on Torquay on Tuesday night in a top-of-the-table clash at the County Ground.
The Robins saw their lead at the top cut to four points after they lost to Crewe at the weekend, and they will be determined to bounce back.
Please keep all predictions in this thread.
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Well not the result we wanted at Crewe but I've never been there expecting a win although our 1st half didn't really give us a shout. Two high points for me were Lee Holmes..esxellent stuff a TWO good feet plus just watching that young Mr Powell..what a player!?..he covered every blade of grass and chased back to help defend with pace, purpose and with a great degree of success.
Tuesday night is a big, BIG night as victory will give us a guaranteed minimum of a 2pt lead and 2 games in hand when Bristol Rovers come to visit the JPT Champions on the 31st March (Shrewsbury play Tue-Sat-Tue so 9pts would take them to 74pts but having played 39 games as per the rest of the top5) - Tuesday is on our patch and we have been in the league since that awful day way back when!
Tuesday is a big night all round as 6 of the top 8 play each other and only Southend, home to Aldershot with their shaky home record, and the other lot from down the road playing home to Wimbledon, who are worth a punt on a draw, playing teams outside the Top 8.
We haven't lost at home to them since 1984 and have only lost 6 times in 44 games at the County Ground..given PDC's reaction to Saturday I think the players will be looking to put a smile on our faces before Wembley.
ENTRIES CLOSE AT 6.15pm on Tuesday night! (Results from Saturday will be posted soon)
Swindon Town v Torquay Utd.
1) Correct Score
2) 1st STFC Goalscorer
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C) Time of the last goal
D) Total shirts for all goalscorers
Good luck all but even MORE THAN EVER to the team - as they didn't get any in the 2nd half on Saturday!
Don't forget that the results of predictions from Tuesday count towards the:
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Now let's meet novelist Rhonda Gibson, author of The Marshal's Promise (Harlequin's Love Inspired Historical, May 2012).
Rhonda Gibson lives in New Mexico with her husband James. She has two children and two beautiful grandchildren.
Reading is something she has enjoyed her whole life and writing stemmed from that love. When she isn't writing or reading, she enjoys gardening, beading and playing with her dog, Sheba. She speaks at conferences and local writing groups.
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- I love waterfalls and rainbows
- My favorite job was working as an elementary school librarian
- My least favorite job was hoeing cotton
- I'm allergic to avocados
Oh, man, one of my favorite foods! My condolences.
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Mail-order bride Rebecca Ramsey arrives in the New Mexico territory full of dreams—but they're shattered when she discovers her intended husband has been killed. If it weren't for U.S. marshal Seth Billings's housekeeping job offer, she'd have nowhere to go. Rebecca loves tending to Seth's home, but the strong and silent lawman is harder to figure out. What secret is he hiding?
Caring for Jesse Cole's would-be bride is the least Seth can do. If it weren't for him, the young man would still be alive. Seth had promised to look after Rebecca—and to keep her safe from Jesse's enemies. Now if only he can keep his heart safe, as well….
What is it about your lead characters that will make your readers care about them?
Both the hero and the heroine have lost family that is close to them. But, Seth takes it personally. He feels that he can not love another because in his profession people he loves die.
If you were the casting director for the film version of your novel, who would play your lead roles?
Hayden Panettiere would be Rebecca.
And Jeffery Morgan would be Seth.
Whom do you consider a fascinating fictional character?
Mrs. Jefferies from Emily Brightwell's Victorian Mystery series. She is a housekeeper in London who helps solve mysteries.
What is the last book you read that you would recommend?
Short-Straw Bride by Karen Witemeryer. The book left me wanting to read more by Karen Witmeryer. I loved her characters and wanted the book to continue.
What are you working on now?
I'm working on my third book for Love Inspired Historical
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The book is available at fine book stores and for online purchase via the following buttons:
Finally, what question would you like to ask my readers?
When reading a historical, what kind of hero do you prefer? Outlaw? Lawman? Or Rancher?
Thank you, Rhonda, for visiting with us and telling us about your novel. Readers, Rhonda has offered to give a signed copy of her book to the winner of our drawing on Monday, June 18. To enter, leave a comment below in answer to Rhonda's question, above. "Please enter me" won't get you entered. Leave your email address, in case you win, like so: trish[at]trishperry[dot]com.
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22 Meetup Groups match "Dungeons & Dragons" near Costa Mesa, CA
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Meet other local Dungeons & Dragons players for adventures and fun! Come to a Dungeons & Dragons Meetup to explore fantastic worlds, clash with dark monsters, spin lore and commit heroic feats while playing the greatest RPG of all time!
The San Diego North County Dungeons & Dragons Meetup Group provides a central source for D&D gamers to meet in the San Diego North County area. Whether you're looking to start a new campaign, looking for a group to join, or just have a question, this is the place to be.
My name is Kyle Bradd, I am looking to start a weekend DND 3.5 group hosted at my house. I have two large tables and several chairs that can be utilized. I can DM but perfer not to. I would like to target Friday Nights or the majority of the day on Saturday for this event. I am looking for at least 3 people and no more then 9 at max. If your interested please send me a text at 760 730 2191. The target for the first game is the 12th or 13th depending on what the group decides.
This is the place for Pasadena area D&D players and dungeon masters to meetup! To sign up for a game at our upcoming Meetup, click the Message Board link on the left. The Games List and Signup thread for the next Meetup will always be pinned at the top of the Message Board. We meet at Game Empire in Pasadena on the first Saturday of every month. Games generally start at 10am, 12 noon, 3pm and 5pm. So if you're a player or group of players looking for a DM, or a DM looking for a fun group of pl …
DnDMelt is Los Angeles and Hollywood's Premier Dungeons and Dragons Gaming venue For gamers of all ages and experience levels. We have meetups for character creation and basic gaming for beginners, one shot games anyone can join and on going Campaigns for those who long for Epic adventures. 4E, 3.5, pathfinder ... whatever your flavor we will have a place for you... As long as you RSVP. *UPDATE* JANUARY 15, 2012: We have started playing PATHFINDER, Cthulhu & StarWars and are looking for players …
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DUNGEON MASTER is a role playing game staged in a theatre using actors as monsters and characters. The show is totally improvised by both the cast and the audience. YOU ARE THE ADVENTURER! Each week, a new scenario is written which provides the framework for an adventure, but what is said and what happens on stage is often quite unexpected. The adventuring party is chosen from audience members who submit their name before the play starts. The current run is EIGHT YEARS in Los Angeles. D …
This is a group for Players and Game Masters trying to find games to play in the San Fernando Valley. Everything is encouraged: Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Star Wars, GURPS, World of Darkness, Call of Cthulhu, Burning Wheel, Warhammer, and much more. The HOME page and CALENDAR will display groups actively looking for players, and you can also check out the DISCUSSIONS to find other groups and games, swap RPGs, find locations to play, and so on. Check out the MORE! link for fun and informati …
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We are RPG club based out of The Realm Games in Brea California. We meet every Monday from 6:00pm to 10:00pm and we also hold special events throughout the year.
Hey Guys - My gaming group is looking to add some new members! We meet on the Westside and play Pathfinder. We're mainly guys in our 30s and 40s; I'm an old-school gamer (been playing D&D in various versions off and on for over 30 years) - but no experience is required if you have enthusiasm!
Looking for a place to hang out and play TCG's such as Magic the Gathering, Yugioh, Pokemon. A nice spacious store to play D&D or Board Games. Most importantly a place full of gamers having a great time. Look no futher. Here at Magic and Monsters, we specialize in TCGs. You can find us online at www.magicandmonsters.com Any and all are welcome, just come by and bring your deck, minitures, dice or whatever game that suits you!!!
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We welcome all hobbyists in the Southern California area! Whether you're into board games, card games, miniatures table-top games, RPGs, models, collectables or anything else hobby related, whether you're young, old, married, single, experienced or a first-timer, we have something to offer you! We have many events scheduled for every month throughout the year at many locations. We meet regularly on the second Saturday of every month from 8 AM to 11 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall on 1127 N. …
If you are interested in: Sci-Fi Fantasy Horror Mythology Manga Comics D&D Board Games Magic: The Gathering Star Trek Star Wars Harry Potter Then this is the place for you! We have a group members in a variety of age groups, from teenagers to 40- and 50-somethings, so don't worry about feeling like you're too old or too young!
Our group is special, not because of what you might pull during a draft, but because of the effort each member puts into making each gathering an awesome experience. We play casual Magic the Gathering on most Saturdays. We sometimes play other tabletop games as well. Check the Calendar for RSVPs or suggest a meetup. Also check out our Facebook and wizards.com pages!
Mature, tabletop roleplaying group using various systems including; D&D (3rd and 4th), ICE, World of Darkness, and pretty much any other system that does not get in the way of good storytelling and creativity. Members should all be 21+. Sessions will involve playing, socializing and the occasional drink or two (if you imbibe). Games will be 2-3 times per month or more if the group calender permits it. Come have fun, tell some good stories, roll crits.
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This is a group for anyone interested in playing board games. We love strategy games, roleplaying games, war games, card games, fantasy games and space games. Hope to see you at our next meetup.
A group for playing boardgames, miniatures, Collectible Card Games. Check for product updates on our facebook page. Go to www.brookhursthobbies.com and click on Facebook at the top of the page.
Every Friday, we get together to play games, share a meal, hangout and have an entire 4800 square foot facility to use to do it. We have several groups, some who play D&D, European Board Games, ie. Cataan, Ticket To Ride, etc... War Games, Card Games, and some just like to eat and hang out. Note: We no longer offer childcare :( Our home page has a fun little video check it out www.FridayNightDice.com
Welcome to the LARP Alliance Meetup Group!We are a non-profit 501c, education and charity based corporation dedicated to promoting the art and hobby of LARP (Live Action Role Playing). In addition, we assist new and current LARPers and events by providing information and supply resources, transportation for players, classes, media tools, and more. Here you will find a fastly growing group of people who love LARP or are interested in jumping into LARP. You will also find numerous SoCal events and …
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The Armchair Strategists was officially founded in 1975 at the California State University at Fullerton. The club soon hosted the first Orange County Simulations Convention, better known as ORCCON, in January of 1977. ORCCON grew into Strategicon, which eventually relocated to LAX. In 2010, thanks in large part to the inspiration of the original Armchair Strategists, SoCal Smackdown brought gaming conventions back to Orange County. And now, in 2011, we're coming full circle by relaunching the g …
A group for all players, all servers and all guilds who live in the South Bay region to get together, do fun things and discuss WoW! Casual or hardcore, young, old, single or an entire family, come join us for casual dinners and put a face to the names you've been playing with. Why the orange in the logo? The SB WoW Group is a sister group of the original Orange County WoW Group. Meetups are every 3rd Friday at 7pm in various venues around South Bay (and Orange County if RSVP's are low). Read ou …
I want to start DMing some games or invite others to DM. I want to form a core group and play some Table Top RPGs at my house. The games I am able to DM are White Wolf : Vampires, Pathfinder, Metal Magic and Lore, Pathfinder, Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, Legend of the five rings. I am also open to other games. I welcome others to DM. I will do my best to provide snacks and beverages for game nights. I have WiFi available as well. This is a serious group please join!
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