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Debts closing in on photographer Annie Leibovitz
Now Leibovitz risks losing the copyright to the images — and her entire life's work — if she doesn't pay back a $24 million loan by Tuesday. Art Capital Group, a New York company that issues short-term loans against fine and decorative arts and real estate, sued her in late July for breach of contract.
It kind of sickens me to read that Annie could lose the copyright to her entire life's work. I would think those copyrights would mean so much more to her than the money. She's someone who would be able to earn a lot of it back if she loses it all.
Still, this article is a good reminder that just because you're wealthy, doesn't mean you're financially savvy or make good decisions with your money.
Though I don't want to assume that Annie is going through this because she is a creative person and creative people aren't good with money, because some are. Just because you're creative doesn't mean you're a dumb arse when it comes to finance. She might have just made some bad decisions. It happens.
Of course, her debts are on a much greater scale, but maybe to her, buying three townhouses are like me buying three expensive cardigans. Who knows. I'm just sad about the possibility of someone taking away her copyright. I didn't know they could do that.
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I hope someone comes in and writes her a big check before Tuesday. It is sad thinking that Annie could lose her life's work. But, maybe she's OK with letting go.ReplyDelete
the fact that your life's work has such a high monetary number just blows my mind. i think i'll look for some more articles to see what is going on here!ReplyDelete
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Alex, Marty, Gloria, and Melman are back. Still trapped in Madagascar the group, along with their chimpanzee and penguin friends, are planning an easy plane ride back to New York, and back to their pampered zoo lifestyles. Unfortunately, their scrap-made airplane only makes it as far as mainland Africa before crashing. After surviving the crash our heroes are introduced to the lives they'd given up by living in a zoo. Alex is reunited with his long lost family, Marty discovers he's not alone in the world, Gloria finds what she assumes is true love, and Melman becomes a doctor, rather than the perpetual patient.
The continuing saga of Gabe vs. DreamWorks Animation took a strange turn recently—I genuinely liked the studio's last two Blu-ray releases. Kung Fu Panda was actually quite good, and mostly bereft of the studio's noxious pop-culture influences, and Madagascar (an older film, I admit, but one I hadn't seen) was a joyful throw-back to classic Chuck Jones. But now we come to a sequel, and looking back at the perfectly acceptable Shrek, one can't help but then recall that film's terrible follow-ups, which were, up to this point, the studio's only theatrical sequels. The first Madagascar crept by on energy and look alone, much like the first Shrek, so I started Madagascar 2: Escape to Africa expecting more of the same.
Things begin strongly. The animation is as dynamic and elastic as ever. It wasn't broke, and no one needed to fix it. The manic energy is there from the first reel, and doesn't let up until the story hits its first moment of manufactured poignancy. The ride is enough of a rush that the less jovial adults in the audience (i.e. me) don't have the time to complain about the garbage referential humour. The physical humour is so aggressive and so old school, that only real curs will find themselves able to muster the strength to resist it.
Besides my continuing dislike of pop-culture references from nowhere, my big gripe with the original Madagascar was its ending, which didn't really deal with any of the conflicts brought up in the course of the narrative. It kind of felt like the last act was missing. Madagascar 2 is that third act, but it's a long third act, with a couple of repetitive acts of its own. I understand the creators were going for entertainment and easy morals, but there's a confusing duality going on here. Madagascar 2 both fulfils the promise of a good sequel (continuing the story), but it also suffers the problems of a bad sequel (too many repetitive character beats). Somewhere between these two decent films is one really good one.
Madagascar 2 is generally comparable to Madagascar in hi-def image quality. The stylized animation still doesn't lend itself to as intricate a transfer as say, Wall-E, but there's been some tweaks to the style, and this disc features a higher contrast ratio. It makes sense given the change in location. The first movie took place beneath the lush trees of Madagascar, so light was at a bit of a premium. The sequel takes place under the intense glare of the African sun, drawing thicker shadows. The fur continues to be a source of cool detail, as do the water effects, which don't really match the rest of the film stylistically speaking, but are impressive. One 'improvement' made between films I could've done without is the more realistic look of the hippo skin. When wet they look kind of like fat, naked, gray humans. Shudder.
Again, the two films are pretty comparable, but with a bigger budget, and its bigger is better attitude, Madagascar 2 mix is more impressive. Highlights include the show-opening plane crash, the show-stopping volcano scene, and the wall of Chris Rock voices any time the entire zebra herd is on screen, and the many musical moments, which fill out the surround channels to a more extreme degree than most. Hanz Zimmer doesn't push himself too much here, but it's cool to hear such a pro having fun. As a Morricone fan I should've hated the poppy remix of the 'Good the Bad and the Ugly' theme, but it made me smile. To the same token, I should've hated the slow, symphonic version of 'Move It Move It', but it's actually quite amusing. Overall I'm actually pretty impressed with the mix of theatrical score and pop/dance influence.
Madagascar 2 starts with a producer/director commentary. It's mostly a technically minded, and spends a lot of time congratulating the little people (which is admirable, yet boring), but it flows pretty well, and the commentators have a good tone. There's a lot of info (which I could've looked up on IMDb.com, I suppose) that comes as a reasonable surprise, such as cinematographer extraordinaire Guillermo Navarro being brought on as advisor, and some interesting talk of alternate story development. The 'Animator's Corner' picture-in-picture option was not an option for my Profile 1.0 player (if I get a job I swear I'll fix this), and the Trivia Track predictably mirrors the commentary track.
This disc doesn't break the mould set forth by almost every other DreamWorks Animation Blu-ray release. 'It's a Family Affair' (nine minutes) starts our usual fluffy, EPK in disguise featurettes with a look behind the cast. This one runs on scenes from the movie, small behind the scenes bits, and interviews with many of the actors. 'Crash Landing' continues the predictability with a semi-in-depth look at the production of the crash sequence. This four minute exploration includes a look at the story boards, the scratch track, bringing Navarro in for ideas, and filming the animators acting the scene out on a man-handled couch. 'African Adventure' (seven minutes) concerns the crew's requisite trip to Africa, which ended up informing the story as much as the visuals.
'The Bronx Zoo: Madagascar' is a short look at a new exhibit at New York's Bronx Zoo. It's informative enough (including pop-up facts), but is mostly a thinly veiled ad for the zoo. 'Jambo Jambo: Swahili Speak' is an interactive (ish) lesson in the language, which I feel I must note plays no role in the film.
Under 'More Penguins' are two shorts staring the ever popular Madagascar Penguins. 'Popcorn Panic' sees the Central Park Zoo's keeper strictly enforcing the animal feeding rules and 'Gone in a Flash' sees Maurice the lemur disappearing and the penguins taking the case. The shorts are cute, about twelve minutes a piece with credits, and co-star some of the other animals (like the lemurs, and the chimps, with some of the original voices), but the animation is about video game level, likely an effect of a depleted budget.
The disc is completed with a juke box option for five songs, plus additional DreamWorks Animation songs, a game called 'Test Flight of Air Penguin' (not very fun), BD-Live options, and a collection of DreamWorks trailers.
Madagascar: Back 2 Africa is a plenty worthy follow-up to the plainly enjoyable Madagascar, but it's no Toy Story 2. There's actually plenty of potential for a third movie, and the creative team is already on a better projection than the Shrek creators were, so maybe we'll see real improvement by that time. This disc looks and sounds great, but that's entirely expected based on the budget and production. The extras are better than average thanks to the presence of two entertaining shorts staring the popular penguins.
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£ukasz D Member Join Date: August 2005 Location: Poland Posts: 859
Would definetely rate this higher....at least 7/10 if not strong 8.
One of the bether animations in the field of many boring lattely.
One of the bether animations in the field of many boring lattely.
Pixarfan517 Member Join Date: August 2006 Location: United States Posts: 1,478
Nice review and great movie.
yankeemike81 Member Join Date: August 2006 Location: United States Posts: 190
i agree the ending was a lil meh but still heck of alot funnier than the 1st the penguins and maurice and king julian stole the movie.
top 3 of my 2008 animated movies
Kungfu panda
Madagascar 2
top 3 of my 2008 animated movies
Kungfu panda
Madagascar 2
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
Not bad but I thought that this was leading to a downturn of the series - I spose we will see if I was right when the third comes out....
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Release Date: 6th February 2009
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 French, Dolby Digital 5.1 Spanish
Subtitles: English HoH, French, and Spanish
Extras: Directors/Producers Commentary, Trivia Track, Animator's Corner, 'It's a Family Affair', 'Crash Landing', 'African Adventure', 'Bronx Zoo: Madagascar', 'Jambo Jambo: Swahili Speak', Two Penguin Shorts, 'Test Flight' Game, Jukebox, Trailers
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This is my silly intro post. I hate writing about myself but I always love reading about how people came to animal rights and veganism. So here's my story…
I just celebrated a silly milestone of a birthday which made me think about life and about veganism. I was brought to this amazing movement through a strong love for animals and the environment. I never really fully enjoyed eating animal "products" as a child and mostly kept to eating super processed meats like hot dogs, hamburgers, and chicken nuggets. I drank cow's milk once in awhile but only when it was super cold. I absolutely loved cheese. I preferred food that didn't really resemble an animal. Looking back I can understand why I didn't want to eat animals. I always had this relationship with animals. I respected them and always felt that human's relationship with them was strange but I didn't really know why or what could be done about it.
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It wasn't until college that I heard the term vegetarian. It just seemed to fit into my own beliefs about animals and I instantly became one. I started researching factory farms, veal crates, animal testing, etc and found that I was completely disgusted with all of it. I couldn't support it any longer. I bought veggie burgers and veggie cookbooks. I taught myself how to cook awesome vegetarian food and never felt like I was missing out.
It wasn't until I transferred to SUNY Oswego that I met a vegan. I had never heard the term before and never really connected that dairy and eggs were a part of the system I abhorred. He lent me Sarah Kramer's How it All Vegan cookbook and I fell in love! I loved the writing, the style and the recipes. He answered some questions I had, but I mostly took it upon myself to research what was cruel about the dairy and egg industries. I didn't like anything I saw or read. I felt like a hypocrite for saying I loved animals but continuing to take part in their misery. I couldn't believe the way that humans manipulate animals natural biology for the sake of a "product". I had no idea that cows only made milk after being "impregnated" (raped) or that egg laying hens were kept in extremely tight cages while overhead lights manipulated the frequency of how often they laid an egg. It sickened me to think that they had to go through that over and over until their bodies were literally "spent". I knew I couldn't take part in it anymore. I remember the horrible feeling of knowing about the atrocities and being scared as to what I needed to do.
It was very scary for me to take that step into veganism for some reason. I totally admit it. I stopped consuming dairy and eggs at home but would still eat it when out. I was too scared to just do it because it was so different than what society had told me to do. This went on for a couple of weeks until I realized I was getting sick a lot and was advised by my doctor to stop eating dairy because I was lactose intolerant. It was the push I needed and I became vegan that day. I bought some vegan cookbooks and started reading books about animal rights. My fears were soon alleviated because I realized that being vegan was pretty easy and tasty! Some things were challenging like eating out in a rural area but there were some options if you looked hard enough. I cooked a lot and learned about vegan baking. I baked all the time and ate so many delicious things. I've progressed a lot throughout my almost ten years as a vegan, both in my cooking/baking/eating and in my views of animal rights.
I'm hoping to put myself out there a little more by writing blog posts about cooking and baking, but I am also interested in activist repression and how veganism connects to other social movements. I'm sure these topics, as well as others will make it into my writings. I'm looking forward to sharing what I know with all of you.
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Worcester County, Maryland Genealogy
- 1 Courthouse
- 2 Quick Facts
- 3 Places/Localities
- 4 Resources
- 4.1 Archives and Libraries
- 4.2 Cemeteries
- 4.3 Census
- 4.4 Church History and Records
- 4.5 Court Records
- 4.6 Family Histories
- 4.7 Gazetteers
- 4.8 History
- 4.9 Immigration and Emigration
- 4.10 Land and Property
- 4.11 Maps
- 4.12 Military History and Records
- 4.13 Probate Records
- 4.14 Taxation
- 4.15 Vital Records
- 5 Societies, Libraries and Museums
- 6 Websites
Quick Facts
The county is named after Mary Arundell, the wife of Sir John Somerset. Her sister married Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore.[1]
The 300 or fewer American Indians of Worcester county for the most part avoided fighting and preferred living next to their new British neighbors. They left the county by 1748 eventually ending up in Ontario.[2]
The first English/Scottish settlers of Worcester County were mostly religious dissenters (generally Presbyterian), voting with their feet by moving north from Accomack County, Virginia starting in the late 1630s. All social classes from gentlemen to freed indentured servants settled in the area. There is no evidence that transported convicts ever settled in Worcester as in other parts of Maryland and Virginia. The settlers were first attracted by furs, and by slowly expanding small farms in the forests. The ancestors of early Worcester settlers were almost all British.[2]
Before long Virginia authorities were giving land grants in the area over objections from Maryland. Virginia granted 27,800 acres of land to settlers in Worcester from 1645-1666, more than Maryland had granted. After many disputes the Maryland was forced to recognize most of these Virginia grants. Lord Baltimore's official Maryland proprietary land grants started in Worcester in 1651. Many of his grants were large 3,000 and 4,000 acre grants.[2]
Maryland continued to dispute her border with Pennsylvania as well until the drawing of the Mason-Dixon Line in 1767. Old Worcester County was created about 1669 absorbing now extinct Durham County, and for awhile in 1672 claimed nearly all of the state of Delaware. But by 1685 the British Board of Trade and Foreign Plantations ruled old Worcester County, Maryland dissolved by degree, but the decree was not fully accepted until 1738. However, in 1742 a new Worcester was Country reconstituted out of the eastern part of Somerset County.[2]
In 1684 Maryland's proprietary land grant system was replaced with a land-for-fee system which attracted large numbers of new settlers. For awhile tobacco was important both as a crop and as currency, but Worcester's sandy soil could not grow the best quality. By 1700 indentured servitude began to decline and lifetime slavery became more prominent.[2]
By 1662 Quaker and Presbyterian "dissenters" leaving Episcopalian Virginia, together with some of their Episcopalian neighbors, and a few Huguenots were among the first settlers in Worcester County. Baptist ministers, including Francis Makemie, arrived in 1735. In 1766 Methodist circuit riders began to appear including William Barnes and Lorenzo Dow. In 1878 the first Catholic church, and in 1903 the first Jewish synagogue were built.[2]
Parent County
17 August 1867: Wicomico County was set off from Somerset and Worcester counties.
Record Loss
Populated Places
Census Districts
Neighboring Counties
Somerset | Wicomico | Sussex County, Delaware | Accomack County, Virginia
Archives and Libraries
Local genealogy materials are available in the Worcester Room of the Worcester County Library.
Some cemetery transcriptions on interment.net: http://www.interment.net/us/md/worcester.htm
Federal Census reports available 1790-1930 including slave and veterans schedules. For tips on accessing Worcester County, Maryland Genealogy census records online, see: Maryland Census.
Church History and Records
Maryland State Archives' Guide to Maryland Religious Institutions identifies all churches known to have existed in Worcester County, Maryland. It covers all denominations and includes record descriptions. The following records, taken from its collection, have been digitized and made available to view for free online:
- Presbyterian, Makemie Memorial Church, Snow Hill, Md. The church office has photographs of tombstones in the "old section" of the cemetary and recordings of the epitaphs. [4]
- Protestant Episcopal, St. Mary the Virgin (Pocomoke Parish, erected from Coventry Parish), includes: Parish Registers 1855-1930 (2 vols.) and Vestry Minutes 1855-1891
Court Records
For information about the Worcester County, Maryland Courthouse and its records, click here.
Family Histories
It is anticipated that this bibliography will eventually identify all known family histories published about residents of this county. Use this list to:
- Locate publications about direct ancestors
- Find the most updated accounts of an ancestor's family
- Identify publications, to quote Elizabeth Shown Mills, about an ancestor's "FAN Club" [Friends, Associates, and Neighbors]
- Barnes, Robert W., F. Edward Wright, Vernon L. Skinner and Henry C. Peden. Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. 23 vols. Westminster, Md.: Family Line, 1996-2003; Lewes, Del.: Delmarva Roots and Colonial Roots, 2007. FHL US/CAN Book 975.21 D2b v. 1 ff. [Worcester County families appear in Vols. 8-10, 12, 15, 17-18, 20, and 22.]
- [Pilcher] Uhrbrock, Richard S. "Pilchers (Pilchards) and Reddens of Delmarva," The Virginia Genealogist, Vol. 18, No. 3 (Jul.-Sepl 1974):187-195. Digital version at American Ancestors ($); FHL Book 975.5 B2vg v. 18 (1974).
Immigration and Emigration
The New Early Settlers of Maryland database is a great place to start searching for immigrants who had arrived in the colony by the 1680s. The database "comprises 34,326 entries from Gust Skordas' Early Settlers of Maryland and Carson Gibb's Supplement to the Early Settlers of Maryland." Available online, courtesy: Maryland State Archives.
Other Worcester County immigration resources include:
- List of imported servants and convicts from Europe who served labor terms in Colonial Worcester County, Maryland, courtesy: Immigrant Servants Database. [Includes Richard J. Cox's abstracts of Maryland Gazette runaways.]
Land and Property
Through a Joint eGovernment Service of the Maryland Judiciary and the Maryland State Archives, free images and indexes of the complete series of Worcester County Deed Books (1742-present) have been uploaded to their website: MDLandRec.Net: A Digital Image Retrieval System for Land Records in Maryland. (Requires free registration.)
Military History and Records
Revolutionary War
- A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services: With their Names, Ages, and Places of Residence, as Returned by the Marshalls of the Several Judicial Districts, Under the Act for Taking the Sixth Census]. 1841. Digital version at Google Books et. al. 1967 reprint: FHL Collection 973 X2pc 1840. [See Maryland, Worcester County on page 128.]
War of 1812
- List of Pensioners on the Roll, January 1, 1883; Giving the Name of Each Pensioner, the Cause for Why Pensioned, the Post-Office Address, the Rate of Pension Per Month, and the Date of Original Allowance... Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1883. FHL Collection 973 M2Lp v. 5; digital versions at Google Books and Internet Archive. [See Vol. 5, Maryland, Worcester County, pp. 159-160. Identifies War of 1812 veterans living in this county in 1883.]
- Worcester County newspapers are identified in "Guide to Maryland Newspapers," available online, courtesy: Special Collections, Maryland State Archives.
Probate Records
For information about the Worcester County, Maryland Register of Wills and its records, click here.
- [1783] Worcester County Tax List of 1783: This is an alphabetical index to names to all property owners assessed. The index cards at the Maryland State Archives include county, hundred, names of tracts of land and whether individuals were paupers or single males as provided in the law.
Vital Records
- Maryland Death Certificate Index 1898-1944, available online, courtesy: Vital Records Indexing Project, Maryland State Archives.
Societies, Libraries and Museums
Family History Centers
- The Worcester County MDGenWeb Project, a member of The MDGenWeb Project
- "Worcester Co.," in Genealogical Sources in Periodicals at The Maryland State Archives.
- The USGenWeb Archives Project for Worcester County.
- The USGenWeb Archives Project for Worcester County. (Backup site)
- FamilySearch.org Family History Library Catalog for Worcester County.
- ↑ "List of Counties in Maryland," Wikipedia.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Reginald V. Truitt, and Millard G. Les Callette, WorldCat 3016672 Worcester County Maryland's Arcadia] (Snow Hill, Md.: Worcester County Historical Society, 1977), 3-5. ▲ FHL Collection
- ↑ WorldCat 50140092 FHL Collection Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed.] (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002)
- ↑ Makemie Memorial Presbyterian Church: http://www.makemie.com/Church%20history%20final.pdf [accessed February 16, 2012]


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ROSEVILLE, Minn., Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- In a new audio book titled Free 2 Earn 4Ever, Minnesota entrepreneur and author, S.J. August explains how world economic problems could be solved very quickly if large technology companies, like Google, Amazon, PayPal, or Apple, were to create a web platform that would allow anyone to sell online videos as if they were products. Given the tools to sell their videos, millions of video uploaders from every corner of the globe could earn money from paid video views. The book explains that earning and spending among the majority of populations supersede all other activities for a healthy economy.
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"Our economy coupled with the ever-expanding population of the world can no longer be sustained by traditional jobs. Politicians promise more jobs, but that mindset of putting people in traditional jobs to solve our economic problems will only impede our progress as a species," says S.J. August. "The only way to achieve a stable economic recovery from where we are today is to allow people everywhere to participate in the economy by selling their information, talents, skills, and interests in the form of online video sales."
At the company's website, http://www.Free2Earn4Ever.com, a video explains the idea. In addition, a Revenue Projection Calculator allows visitors to enter video scenarios to see the income potential with this idea. "People in every corner of our globe are full of unique information, skills, and experiences. Allowing anyone to take a video about anything and sell it as if it were a product, will give millions the freedom to earn a lot of money from their God-given talents and interests," S.J. August explains. "If a person sold 12 videos at $1 per view and each video had 1,000 paid views per month, they would earn over $140,000 per year. This is a big opportunity!"
"A person struggling financially because he or she cannot find a job due to lack of employable skills, their geographic location, or a disability, should be given the opportunity to sell videos. Someone unable to work in a traditional job may have stories, collections, or talents that people around the world would pay to watch. Maybe there is a person out there going to bed hungry, unable to pay for medical care, or whatever. What if he or she has a gift of singing, gardening, or woodworking? Instead of giving charity handouts, give that person an opportunity to earn their own money. More than money, it gives them dignity of being able to provide for themselves and not be reliant on handouts from others. It is the Teach a Man to Fish theory. What's missing is the fishing equipment."
A video explaining the idea is available at http://www.Free2Earn4Ever.com or at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2BzBfIzuik
The book is titled Free 2 Earn 4Ever and is available in paperback at Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com or as an audio book at Amazon.com, Audibles.com, and on iTunes.
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Syracuse University associate head basketball coach Bernie Fine was fired Sunday in the wake of an investigation of child molestation allegations against him.
"At the direction of Chancellor Cantor, Bernie Fine's employment with Syracuse University has been terminated, effective immediately," Kevin Quinn, the school's senior vice president for public affairs, said in a statement.
The 65-year-old Fine was in his 36th season at his alma mater. He had the longest active streak of consecutive seasons at one school among assistant coaches in Division I.
Fine's firing comes in the wake of new revelations Sunday, including a third accuser. Fine had been placed on paid administrative leave when the accusations were first made public.
Two former Syracuse ball boys were the first to accuse Fine, who has called the allegations "patently false."
Zach Tomaselli, 23, of Lewiston, Maine, said Sunday that he told police that Fine molested him in 2002 in a Pittsburgh hotel room. He said Fine touched him "multiple" times in that one incident.
Tomaselli, who faces sexual assault charges in Maine involving a 14-year-old boy, said during a telephone interview with The Associated Press that he signed an affidavit accusing Fine following a meeting with Syracuse police last week in Albany.
Tomaselli's father, meanwhile, maintains his son is lying.
In a statement released Sunday night, longtime Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim called the latest allegations "disturbing and deeply troubling."
"I am personally very shocked because I have never witnessed any of the activities that have been alleged," Boeheim said in a statement, according to ESPN. "I believe the university took the appropriate step tonight. What is most important is that this matter be fully investigated and that anyone with information be supported to come forward so that the truth can be found. I deeply regret any statements I made that might have inhibited that from occurring or been insensitive to victims of abuse."
One of the former Syracuse ball boys who initially accused Fine was Bobby Davis, now 39, who told ESPN that Fine molested him beginning in 1984 and that the sexual contact continued until he was around 27. A ball boy for six years, Davis told ESPN that the abuse occurred at Fine's home, at Syracuse basketball facilities and on team road trips, including the 1987 Final Four.
Davis' stepbrother, Mike Lang, 45, who also was a ball boy, told ESPN that Fine began molesting him while he was in fifth or sixth grade.
On Sunday, ESPN also played an audiotape, obtained and recorded by Davis, of an October 2002 telephone conversation between him and Bernie Fine's wife, Laurie.
Davis told ESPN he made the recording, which also has been given to Syracuse police, without her knowledge because he knew he needed proof for the police to believe his accusations. ESPN said it hired a voice recognition expert to verify the voice on the tape and the network said it was determined to be that of Laurie Fine.
During the call to the woman, Davis repeatedly asks her what she knew about the alleged molestation.
"Do you think I'm the only one that he's ever done that to?" Davis asked.
"No ... I think there might have been others but it was geared to ... there was something about you," the woman on the tape said.
On the tape, she also says she knew "everything that went on."
"Bernie has issues, maybe that he's not aware of, but he has issues. ... And you trusted somebody you shouldn't have trusted ..."
During his long career with Syracuse, Fine tutored the likes of Derrick Coleman, LeRon Ellis and John Wallace in his role of working with post players. Coleman was the top pick in the 1990 NBA draft, Ellis was the Clippers' 22nd overall choice in 1991, and Wallace was picked 18th in 1996 by the New York Knicks.
Boeheim and Fine met at Syracuse University in 1963, when Fine was student manager of the basketball team. Fine graduated in 1967 with a degree in personal and industrial relations and went into business for himself.
In 1970, Fine was named basketball and football coach at Lincoln Junior High in Syracuse and went to Henninger High School the next year as the junior varsity basketball coach. He became varsity basketball coach in 1975. When Boeheim was chosen to succeed Roy Danforth at Syracuse in 1976, Boeheim offered Fine a job as an assistant.
Fine was an integral part of the staff that guided Syracuse to the national championship in 2003. During his tenure the Orange also made two other appearances in the NCAA title game, losing in 1987 to Indiana and in 1996 to Kentucky.
Fine also guided the U.S. Maccabiah team to a silver medal at the 1993 World Maccabiah Games in Israel and has served as director of a successful basketball camp in the Northeast.
Fine, who always aspired to be a college head coach, got his chance when he substituted for Boeheim in 2001 when Boeheim missed the only two games of his coaching career following treatment for an enlarged prostate.
Syracuse has 40 straight winning seasons, the longest active streak in Division I, and Boeheim has 33 20-win seasons, also tops in Division I.
On Friday, federal authorities carried out a search at Fine's suburban Syracuse home but declined to comment on what they were looking for.
New York State Police spokesman Jack Keller said troopers were called to assist the U.S. attorney's office at the search. At least six police vehicles were parked on the street during the search, which lasted around nine hours. Officers carted away three file cabinets and a computer for further examination.
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16 U.S. Code § 450rr - R.M.S. Titanic; international maritime memorial; findings and purposes
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R.M.S. Titanic; international maritime memorial; findings and purposes
(a) FindingsThe Congress finds that—
the R.M.S. Titanic, the ocean liner which sank on her maiden voyage after striking an iceberg on April 14, 1912, should be designated as an international maritime memorial to the men, women, and children who perished aboard her;
the recent discovery of the R.M.S. Titanic, lying more than twelve thousand feet beneath the ocean surface, demonstrates the practical applications of ocean science and engineering;
the R.M.S. Titanic, well preserved in the cold, oxygen-poor waters of the deep North Atlantic Ocean, is of major national and international cultural and historical significance, and merits appropriate international protection; and
the R.M.S. Titanic represents a special opportunity for deep ocean scientific research and exploration.
(b) PurposesThe Congress declares that the purposes of sections 450rr to 450rr–6 of this title are—
to encourage international efforts to designate the R.M.S. Titanic as an international maritime memorial to those who lost their lives aboard her in 1912;
to direct the United States to enter into negotiations with other interested nations to establish an international agreement which will provide for the designation of the R.M.S. Titanic as an international maritime memorial, and protect the scientific, cultural, and historical significance of the R.M.S. Titanic;
to encourage, in those negotiations or in other fora, the development and implementation of international guidelines for conducting research on, exploration of, and if appropriate, salvage of the R.M.S. Titanic; and
(Pub. L. 99–513, § 2, Oct. 21, 1986, 100 Stat. 2082.)
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Big Books are based on traditional songs and are perfect for collaboration between the music and classroom teacher to promote early literacy. Printed on 11" x 17" card stock; engaging illustrations ready to be colored. The books are comb-bound on the bottom to facilitate handling by the teacher/leader - after coloring, the pages can be laminated and reassembled on the comb. Also includes a black-line master for making little books for each child. While using their own little books, children learn to track the text independently and build a vocabulary of sight words.
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"The Big 4" juggernaut rolled into Yankee stadium this September with Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer tearing up the stage in front of more than 50,000 people. Celestion speakers were right there on stage... stacked up behind every one of these awesome bands.
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For Metallica, lead man Kirk Hammett was playing through his Signature Randall stack, whose cabinets feature custom-built Celestion G12H-100s, and it's no secret that James Hetfield is a long time Vintage 30 player... and right now we believe he's thrown a few Golds into the mix, too!
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Introduction to the CLEO Live Project
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Basic structure of CLEO Live's source code
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Links to CLEO Live web sites
Introduction to the CLEO Live Project
The CLEO Live project is an attempt to display actual CLEO data for educational/outreach purposes. What the public sees is a web site, mostly consisting of introductory material as to what the experiment is, with one page in the site having an applet. This applet is the primary attraction. What the applet displays are some the paths particles take during a given event. The applet works by creating a network connection between itself and an event server, which sends the applet these paths or tracks in an the easily displayable format of an object containing a label for the event and arrays containing parameters to arcs and similar Java-supported geometric objects. The events are as close to as real time and in real sequence as can be achieved with no live Cornell code and minimal UIUC maintenance.
How to use/maintain CLEO Live
To change the events in CLEO Live, first get the generated event list from Mats (disp.dump). Next, run perl preprocessEvents.pl in the same folder as the disp.dump file. Finally, place the generated trig.txt file into the C:/CleoLiveData folder of Lachesis. Logging out will cause all the current events to be flushed and this list to be read in and processed. Should anything go wrong, or if you want to add features to CLEO Live, please email
Basic structure of CLEO Live's source code
There are three basic steps the code has to handle:
Aquire the event
Process and serve the event
Receive and display the event
The first step, to aquire the event, takes advantage of Suez, the standard offline CLEOIII analysis tool, to generate a large file that is a list of semiprocessed events. Another appication is used to bring the file to an easily processed state. This file-based can be illustrated nicely by a directed graph:
Aquire -write file-> file -read file-> preprocess --write file---> file ---read file---> Process --network connection --> Display
Currently, our method gives us the component momentums and charge sign for each track. From this, we can derive an circle in space that include the curve, and what part of the circle includes the curve. This is enough information to desplay a track. Also, our method gives us a lable for the event.
The second step, to process and serve the event, is handled by a queue and multiple threads. The queue holds events that have been processed, but not served. Threads are Java's mechanism for parallel behavior. This allows both processing and serving behavior to have equal use of the processing power at hand. However, only one thread at a time is given access to the queue.
Processing and serving are handled by CleoSimInfoServer.java and various threads, as well as some files to support a queue, all of which are given by name in the comments to CleoSimInfoServer.java.
The third step, to receive and display the event, is handled quite simply by receiving an event object containing the event label and a list of coordinates which define an arch and plotting them on demand. After an event has finished, the user has the choice of getting another one. More advanced functionality may be added later. Please check our links session for a demonstration of this user interface.
Receiving and displaying are handled by CleoSimClient.java.
Links to CLEO Live web sites
Currently, there is only one CLEO Live web site, and it is at UIUC.
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"...we're carboholics and LOVE this bread." ~ bugsboysandbooboos
May it please the Court of Bread Lovers, I submit that the state of American bread is one sorry, sorry, state and hereby submit into evidence:
Exhibit #1: At Christmas a few years ago, my dad ran to the grocery for bread and brought home sour dough Wonder bread. We made our sandwiches, the bread went into the bread drawer. Ten months later – I know, too long – there it was, still as 'fresh' as ever, no science experiment color, no sign of mold or aging. If it weren't so creepy, I'd 'wonder' if bread might be a yeasty fountain of youth. (Photographic evidence? Scroll to the bottom of this recipe for another Whole Grain Bread from A Veggie Venture, my food blog.)
Exhibit #2: Last month, I bought a small loaf at the grocery, something quick for dinner. First, they fooled me. The label read 'wheat mini loaf' versus 'whole wheat mini loaf' so wasn't even whole grain. How many of us make the same mistake? And then, the ingredient list was longer than the loaf. Bleached wheat flour (malted barley flour, niacin, thiamine, mononitrate, riboflavin), water, sugar, cracked wheat, yeast, wheat bran, salt, vegetable shortening (partially hydrogenated soybean, cottonseed, and/or canola oils), wheat gluten, cornstarch, soy flour, molasses, calcium stearoyl lactylate (CSL), dextrose, malt, corn flour, calcium sulfate, monocalcium phosphate, diacetyl tartaric acid esters of monodiglycerides (datem), carmel color, ammonium chloride, ascorbic acid, calcium carbonate, malt barley flour, soy oil, enzyme, calcium peroxide, azodicarbonamide (ADA), lcysteine, isolated soy protein, sodium phosohare, lecithin, soybean oil, carrageenan, mixed tocopherols added to protect flavor. Yikes, is all that necessary, just for bread? The price? $.12 an ounce.
Exhibit #3: So then I bought a loaf of 'good' bread, a so-called "Artisan Multi-Grain Flax & Honey Bread" at a brand-new high-end grocery but had to ask, special, for an ingredient label. Hmm, was it whole grain? I don't think so, not from the label. But the ingredient list was shorter, just Water, enriched wheat flour (wheat flour, barley malt, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), whole wheat flour, rye flour, molasses, sugar, oats, sunflower seeds, millet, flax seed, contains 2% or less of: honey, salt, yeast, cracked wheat, lactic acid, sea salt, cultured wheat starch, ascorbic acid. For this bread, the price was 25 cents an ounce, more than twice the cost. The taste? Okay. And sure, I could go to a bakery with good bread, I'm lucky to have one up the road. But it's an extra stop and is closed after six and Sundays. Plus the bread is expensive, $6 a loaf.
Exhibit #4: During a road trip into the American West this summer, we ate three meals a day out, no fast food, local places only, some times a little upscale, mostly not. Only once was the bread was worth eating, a splurge at a pricey place with all-around fabulous food. Otherwise? White bread, soft and smudgy, tasteless and forgettable.
Your Bread Honors? I rest my case.
ABOUT THIS RECIPE As a country, we like our bread white and soft. So I set out to find a whole-grain bread recipe that's not white, sorry, but a lovely pumpkin-tinged brown but whose texture has a tender satisfying texture. Plus the flavor is so good! I must say, I'm hooked on this bread.
The first year, I made a half dozen times in a couple of months, playing with the basic recipe. Now it's my go-to recipe for whole-grain bread, especially since it's such a forgiving bread dough.
When family is arriving from out of town, I'll mix up a batch the morning of arrival, we'll have hot soup and small rolls hot out of the oven the first night, then use larger rolls for lunch sandwiches the rest of the week. Often there's time to make a loaf of Autumn Pumpkin Bread too, finishing the can of pumpkin!
I've also started to "jazz up" the appearance of the bread, especially the mini dinner rolls. Pumpkin seeds work, so does pressing a tiny bit of good salt into the tops. Have another idea? Please let me know!
RECIPE for LIGHT 'N' FLUFFY
Time to table: 3-1/2 – 6 hours
Makes 2 loaves or 1 loaf plus mini dinner rolls and sandwich buns (see TIPS)
- 2 tablespoons (22g) yeast
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/3 cup tepid water
- 1 cup (225g) buttermilk
- 1/3 cup (68g) olive oil or melted butter
- 1/3 cup (105g) molasses or sorghum
- 1/3 cup (81g) 100% pumpkin purée (see TIPS)
- 2/3 cup (141g) water
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon table salt
- 4 cups whole-wheat flour, fluffed to aerate before measuring or 500 grams (see TIPS)
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour, fluffed to aerate before measuring or 312g
- As needed, additional all-purpose flour
- Olive oil, for greasing & brushing
PROOF In a medium-size bowl, stir together the yeast, sugar and water. Let rest until frothy.
MIX In a large mixing bowl (or a standing mixer with the mixing beater), combine the buttermilk, olive oil, molasses, pumpkin, water, egg and salt. Gently blend in the yeast mixture. Add the whole-wheat flour and combine well, scraping down the bowl and beater as needed, for about 3 minutes.
If using a standing mixer, switch to the bread hook. If you don't have a bread hook or are using a stand mixer, sorry, you'll need to continue by hand, first working in the remaining flour, then kneading for a good ten minutes. The dough is too heavy and will gum up your mixer. Think positive: it's "a good upper-arm workout". :-)
Add the all-purpose flour and combine well, scraping down the bowl as needed, for about 8 minutes. A large, firm dough ball should form. If it's soft, add more flour, a tablespoon at a time; if it's too firm, add water, a half tablespoon at a time.
FIRST RISE IN WARM PLACE Rub the inside of a large bowl with olive oil. Transfer the dough ball to the bowl, rubbing it against the sides of the bowl to coat the entire ball. Cover loosely with a clean dish towel and let rise in a warm place until the dough doubles in size, 1 – 2 hours. With a fist, gently press into the dough two or three times to deflate.
FIRST RISE in the REFRIGERATOR, OPTIONAL A slower rise encourages flavor development so I some times mix the dough one evening, let it rise slowly in the refrigerator overnight, then bake in the morning. The second rise will take longer than usual, however, since the dough starts off quite cold.
SHAPE & SECOND RISE Rub baking dishes with olive oil. Form two loaves or one loaf and medium-size or small buns. (To form a bun, cut off a small piece of dough, wrap it around itself so that the top side is smooth, the bottom side is the crease; place crease-side down on the dish, leaving space between.) Cover the baking dishes with a clean towel and let rise again, 1 – 2 hours.
BAKE Preheat oven to 375F. Bake loaves for about 35 minutes, medium buns for about 20 minutes and small buns for about 12 minutes. Remove from the oven, brush tops lightly with olive oil. Let cool.
STORE Wrap bread tightly and keep in cool spot. Bread stays fresh for four or five days.
ALANNA's TIPS Some times I cut the dough in half and make one loaf and 16 medium-size buns. Other times, I cut the dough in thirds and make one loaf (good for Fried Bread), 8 medium-size buns (good for sandwiches) and 16 three-bite mini buns (great for serving alongside a salad or a cup of soup). The choice is yours! I settled on pumpkin for the "plant life" that gives this bread a special moisture and "alive" taste. But the original recipe called for a carrot ground in a blender with a cup of water, it's great. So was a batch made with sauerkraut blended with water. If you keep baby food on hand, it would be especially convenient. Ask your local bakery about its whole-wheat flour. I buy ground-yesterday flour from Great Harvest, other franchise locations may sell it too. It keeps in the freezer for several months. NEW For 100% whole-grain bread, use all whole-wheat pastry flour, it makes especially light and tender rolls.
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I've been trying to compare my multigrain dough to the pictures in my red-checkered cookbook and all I can compare with is white bread.
I love the idea of buttermilk and look forward to trying this once we eat the bread that's rising as I type! Next time I'll read my email *before* starting to make some bread!
So, push up your sleeves and prepare for an upper arm workout!
I think that whole grains are a very important thing to have in your routine diet.
Im not sure if it makes a difference mixing and kneeding it by hand as opposed to a mixer but every ingredient aside from the yeast water was cold when I added it in. 2 and 2/3 cups of liquid seemed like quite a lot to add in.
I've made the rolls/bread a few times over the past couple of years...we're carboholics and LOVE this bread. I also use raw milk with some lemon juice or vinegar added since I never have buttermilk on hand.
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A mix of soft jersey and delicate silk charmeuse fabric make this bebe bodysuit an incredibly sexy way to amp up an off-duty style. Try it with a maxi skirt and a pair of embellished flat sandals.
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Diego López
After a relatively quiet first half the Spaniard kept up his concentration for the second period. Got the slightest of touches on Lewandowski's 50th-minute shot which then came back off the bar and then denied Gundogan with a super save after the hour mark.
R. Varane
The young Frenchman replaced Pepe who struggled to deal with Lewandowski in the first leg and he proved a more than capable deputy. He looked very sharp as he read the play superbly to stave off any danger.
Sergio Ramos
He did his best to disrupt Lewandowski by getting very physical with him and it seemed to work. He provided a threat in the opposing area and lashed in a goal in the closing stages, but it proved to be not enough.
Fábio Coentrão
Did his best to get forward and support Ronaldo on the left but was guilty of being caught out of position in the process a few times. He was rash when going in for the challenge and was lucky not to see red in the first half.
L. Modrić
Used the ball well in midfield, passing accurately or providing his team with an attacking injection from deep when it was needed. But when he was without the ball he made a few clumsy challenges that broke the momentum.
Xabi Alonso
Did not quite display his brilliant passing ability from midfield and was outshone by Modric. His work ethic was not at its highest as he showed no urgency to close down the opposition when they had the ball.
M. Özil
Hugely threatening in the opening stages, finding space and unlocking the BVB defence at will. He missed a glorious chance to open the scoring in the 15th minute and vanished until popping up with a great assist for Benzema late on.
Á. di María
Dropped off the play and got his head up, consistently looking to pick out his team-mates with a ball into the centre. He ran at the defence throughout and always looked to have them on the back foot.
G. Higuaín
The Argentine striker put himself about in the final third but lacked the pace to truly worry the opposition. He struggled to find space where it mattered and missed his best chance to score with just four minutes gone.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Should have made more of two decent opportunities early on, one of which was sent straight at Weidenfeller from close range. His touch deserted him for the remainder of the game as he failed to penetrate the Dortmund back line.
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R. Weidenfeller
A solid performance from the keeper as he stayed big and positioned himself well to keep out Higuain in the fourth minute. He then denied Ronaldo from close range soon after and claimed almost everything he went for in the area.
M. Schmelzer
Started the game apprehensively and almost gifted Madrid a fourth-minute goal when he was caught in possession. He did not look entirely comfortable with the ball at his feet and was reluctant to push on and help unpick Essien.
Ł. Piszczek
A typically tireless performance from the right-back as he raced up and down the flank. Always seemed to be there to provide an option of additional width but also managed to stay on top of his defensive duties.
M. Hummels
Having acclimatised to the early Madrid pressure, the centre-back repelled everything with a series of interceptions and aerial challenges. Along with Subotic he restricted the space in the channels for the hosts to run in.
N. Subotić
Was dragged out of position early on but quickly regained his composure. He held the defensive line brilliantly to stop Madrid from running in behind and he was also there to mop up whenever they threatened. Could have closed Ramos in the area as he slammed in the second.
S. Bender
Unable to keep hold of the ball when required, enabling Madrid to keep up the pressure on his side. However, he tracked the ball well through the middle and accurately judged his tackles when in dangerous areas.
J. Błaszczykowski
Was not involved in the opposing half anywhere near enough as he did not spend time on the ball to influence proceedings until late on. Nevertheless, he helped out defensively all night.
I. Gündogan
Slow to close the play as Madrid dominated the early exchanges. However, he provided his team with much-needed relief by slowing the tempo when on the ball and was only denied a goal by a remarkable save from Diego Lopez.
R. Lewandowski
The Polish striker kept a cool head despite plenty of provocation but was unable to finish a series of chances, his closest one coming back off the bar.
M. Reus
Used his pace to good effect as he glided past the opposition with ease. He was moved to a more central position following Gotze's withdrawal and flitted about in spaces that regularly concerned the Blancos' defence.
Brought on in place of Coentrao in the 57th minute did well to orchestrate the play in a heavily-congested central area in Dortmund's half.
S. Khedira
Came on for Alonso in the 67th minute to add more dynamism to the midfield, which he did so effectively by providing an additional runner from deep.
K. Benzema
Replaced Higuain in the 57th minute and was alert to get in the right place to score the opening goal with seven minutes remaining. He then kept a cool head to supply a cutback for Ramos to add the second.


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Harry Redknapp has said he is not looking for revenge as he prepares to face Tottenham for the first time since being sacked as manager at White Hart Lane.
As his QPR side ready themselves to take on Spurs at Loftus Road, Redknapp also stressed that comments he made about the Chelsea job - seen by some as denigrating current Tottenham and ex-Blues boss Andre Villas-Boas - had been misconstrued.
Redknapp, who spent almost four years at White Hart Lane, insisted: "Revenge? Absolutely not. Spurs is just another game to me. QPR is my team, and we need three points if possible. We've got a very difficult game against a top team.
"QPR is my only concern. If we were playing Tottenham or anybody else tomorrow, it's another three points. I just want to win a football match tomorrow.
"If I see anybody from the other side, great - I'll say hello. I'll shake hands with anyone I see. I'm not going to be running around making a big fuss about it. I had four great years, enjoyed my time there. That's in the past."
Redknapp said his former Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy had been the first to congratulate him on getting the Loftus Road job in November. "I spoke to Daniel yesterday. I haven't got a problem. They make a decision. It's their club, they can do what they want with the club."
Asked why he thought he had lost his job at White Hart Lane, Redknapp said: "You'd have to ask Daniel Levy that question. I can't answer that, can I? I didn't sense the end was coming. Definitely not. It was very sudden, but that's football. That's life. What can you do?"
Last week, the QPR boss said "you'd have to be a real dope to mess it up with that group of players [at Chelsea]" but also described interim coach Rafael Benitez as a "clever guy". That line was put to ex-Stamford Bridge manager Villas-Boas, who said that someone would have to experience the Stamford Bridge job to know what it was about.
"I never mentioned anyone else, so why anybody has to relate it to the manager at Tottenham I don't know," Redknapp said. "I never mentioned the manager of Tottenham. What's the problem? He hasn't got my job. When he took over, I was out of work. Good luck to him. I don't spend my life worrying about what he's doing and what Tottenham's doing.
"I haven't got any relationship with Villas-Boas, but I haven't got any relationship with any other manager in the Premier League either. He's gone to Tottenham, he's done a great job. I'll shake his hand, invite him in for a drink afterwards whatever the result. I haven't got a problem - what's the problem? He seems a nice guy."
Redknapp said he believed Spurs could win the Premier League title in the near future, adding: "I think the club is getting stronger and stronger, with a fantastic new training ground. They've got the players there."
Finally, asked whether he had a message for Spurs fans, Redknapp said: "Thanks for the great times I had there. I never had a bad moment there. People normally leave clubs because they want to get rid of you, the fans are booing you and giving you grief. I left there with a fantastic relationship with the fans. I never had any problems."


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Bloc Partys's Gordon Moaks shows some Ashdown love.
Bloc Party bassist Gordon Moakes is a long time user of Ashdown gear, having opted for the brand since his band started to tour. Gordon uses two ABM 500 heads with two ABM 810 cabs, and here he speaks of Ashdown.
Gordon in action, with his trustworthy Ashdown gear
'I've been playing through Ashdown gear ever since I started touring in Bloc Party, which was before we even had a record deal. I don't like playing anything else now. I stop short at hissy-fits but I'm not a happy bunny if I ever have to play through anything else. I've occasionally had to rent other gear for festivals and far-flung shows and those days make me sad. Ashdown is so good because it's the only set-up that creates the sound I hear in my head.
'The way I want to play is about a clean, ringing high end without any lack of punch in the low. I want the bass to be musical but also heavy and percussive. You should be able to move to it and sing it at the same time. I've only been able to get that all-round sound with Ashdown. It's all about a thick, rounded sound from the lowest drop D, or lower, all the way up the high frets. It has to work at both ends.
'But I'm not after some over- indulgent 80s five-string bass sound. As far as I'm concerned what I play is punk rock, and even if I'm staying around three notes on the E string I want the richest, most visceral sound I can get. And that's Ashdown. '