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What daily practice may help American Christians become more concerned about issues of poverty, conservation and civil liberties?
Reading the Bible.
The answer may come as a surprise to those locked into viewing religious practices in ideological boxes. However, a new study by Baylor University researcher Aaron Franzen found frequent Bible reading predicted greater support for issues ranging from the compatibility of science and religion to more humane treatment of criminals.
The study, one of the first to examine the social consequences of reading Scripture, reveals the effects of Bible reading appear to transcend conservative-liberal boundaries.
Anyone carrying signs with relevant Bible quotes on them regarding the poor and whatnot? Might be a good strategy.
"Transcend conservative-liberal boundaries." I like it.
Very interesting.
If more Christians read the Bible, and got the point of "love your neighbor as yourself" the world would be a better...
This is an interesting conclusion.
"I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me."
Anyone carrying signs with relevant Bible quotes on them regarding the poor and whatnot? Might be a good strategy.


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Well, there's good news and bad news on the uniform front. The good news is that the team plans on holding a number of focus groups this summer to determine if the 49ers' current duds should be changed and, if so, what the new ones should look like. The tentative plan is to ask fans their opinions during public practices at training camp. The team typically opens 10 sessions every training camp.
The bad news is that if the team decides on new unis, they won't hit the field until 2010. I got this reply from the league when I inquired about the procedure for changing uniforms:
"A club must give written notice and details thereof to the League by March 1 of the year prior to the year in which it wishes to change and must submit the final design and physical samples of the uniforms to the League office for approval by November 1 of that same year."
The 49ers certainly could have a final design and physical samples by Nov. 1. but they haven't given the written notice. Instead the team has been preoccupied with other matters (something about an $800-plus million stadium). And while a lot of fans (and me) are in favor of returning to the Ronnie Lott-, Joe Montana-era cherry red duds, there's no guarantee that will happen. When I've spoken with Jed York on the matter in the past, he's said that previous focus groups have been split 50-50 between the old duds and the current ones. This seems like one of those red state-blue state, tastes great-less filling, Alex Smith-Shaun Hill type matters. Let the debate begin ...
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Just when the task force members thought the men were off their radar screen, the thieves made a stupid move. In a motel room, they photographed themselves playfully tossing $100,000 worth of currency into the air and laughing as the money rained down on them. A suspicious film processor alerted police. Aware their suspects were active again, the TOMCATS decided to attempt another sting.
When these laughing men photographed themselves playing with money, film processors alerted police. The result was a major TOMCATS sting that broke up the Southeast's most active truck hijacking ring.
The informant, wearing a wiretap, again made contact with the two lead suspects and told them he'd met someone who moves very expensive merchandise on trucks. "Trucks? Oh, man, that's a gift – we know about hijacking trucks," they replied.
That "someone," an undercover detective, had little knowledge of trucks, so he was given a crash course before being wired and sent into action. The undercover detective told the bad guys his story a little at a time, as the two sides felt each other out in meetings in fast-food restaurants and gas station parking lots. The undercover detective convinced the men he was a "mule," someone who moves drugs around the country by truck for one of the big dealers in Miami.
The undercover detective told the suspects that he wanted revenge on the dealer, who had cheated him. He said the dealer was putting together a load with 55 kilos of cocaine to be hauled north. He said the drugs would be hidden in a trailer with a legitimate load of perfume and designer clothing.
The undercover detective said he was waiting for the word to go. The deal was the suspects could keep the perfume, clothing and most of the cocaine. The undercover detective said he wanted just five kilos to make his revenge a little sweeter.
Eventually they made a deal, and the sting was arranged. Task force detective Mickey Valenzuela recalled having a nervous time as the clock ticked down the night of the sting. The undercover detective was stalling so the thieves wouldn't get to the truck too quickly or have too much time to thoroughly case the neighborhood.
But they were getting impatient. There was a cat-and-mouse game on cell phones as the undercover man told them he'd have the truck's location any minute.
"After he tells them, they are there in just seven minutes," says Valenzuela. "They drive around the site, but then another car comes and prowls around. We had no idea who it was until the second car stopped and talked to that first car. We knew then they were together. In the beginning there were two men, then four and now five."
Waiting for the sting to go down, everyone in the task force was anxious. "It's always real tense as the last few minutes go by," says Danny Villanueva, who has served as the lead detective in previous TOMCATS stings, and was a part of this one. "But once we know it's going to go, we hand over control of the area around the truck to the SWAT guys, cover our area, and it's 'Here we go.' When it goes down there's so much tension you could cut it. You keep wondering what could go wrong, what you've forgotten."
Like the truck markings.
The intruders' plan was to scale a wall behind the trailer, which was backed up at the end of a cul-de-sac surrounded by small warehouses. Then they would drop down the other side of the wall, break into the cab of the idling Peterbilt 379 and overpower the sleeping driver. But on top of the wall, the leader of the would-be thieves stopped, suspicious of the tractor, which had no DOT numbers or other normal commercial truck markings.
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NORWICH, England -- Norwich inflicted Manchester United's third loss in the English Premier League on Saturday, winning 1-0 to ensure that Alex Ferguson's side was overtaken atop the standings by Manchester City.
Former United youth team player Anthony Pilkington headed in Wes Hoolahan's cross on the hour at Carrow Road.
"It's a great day for Norwich and it's a massive win for us," Pilkington said. "We've been performing well over the last couple of weeks and we showed today that we could beat the team that is probably the best in the league."
United fell one point behind champion City, which routed Aston Villa 5-0 earlier in the day, while Norwich moved five points clear of the drop zone.
"We're disappointed to lose the game but we have to give credit to Norwich for the way they fought and battled for every ball on the pitch," Ferguson said. "They defended fantastically well and the goalkeeper also had a really good night so it's disappointing ... they deserved the win just because they worked so hard for it.
"The players are used to making comebacks and we're always a threat in the last minutes of matches. We had a lot of half-chances but it just wasn't our night."
Without striker Wayne Rooney because of tonsillitis, the Red Devils produced a largely lacklustre display as Norwich produced another composed effort to secure a third win in five EPL games.
But it was a lively start by United as Robin van Persie created the first opening inside three minutes, turning to drive in a low shot from the edge of the Norwich penalty area which goalkeeper John Ruddy palmed away low to his right.
United continued to have all the possession, and enjoyed plenty of time on the ball as the home side sat deep.
Norwich, though, showed some life in attack when Hoolahan floated a ball over from the left, which winger Robert Snodgrass diverted just over the angle with a backward header.
A sweeping move switched play from the right out to Pilkington, who then released left back Javier Garrido, and his low centre flashed across the face of Anders Lindegaard's goal.
Norwich grew in confidence and it needed a saving tackle from Chris Smalling to prevent captain Grant Holt from tapping in Snodgrass' low cross after the Scotland winger got past Rio Ferdinand into the right side of the United penalty area.
Then, Ryan Giggs, who scored a last-minute winner here last season, floated in a fine ball behind the Norwich backline, but Van Persie missed his kick when attempting an acrobatic volley.
At the end of the first half, Young drilled in a low effort at the back post from a corner, which Ruddy turned behind from point-blank range.
After the break, Norwich was on top and was rewarded on the hour with a goal of real quality.
Garrido was played in on the overlap down the left by Hoolahan, and his perfectly weighed cross was glanced over Lindegaard into the top corner by Pilkington.
Ferguson had seen enough and within 10 minutes veteran midfielder Paul Scholes, who turned 38 on Friday, and England striker Danny Welbeck were off the bench, replacing Antonio Valencia and the ineffective Javier Hernandez.
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Sep 26th 2008 2:42PM I think the reason they harp on the second hand market for video games is because a used video game is virtually brand new. It will work exactly as it did when it was opened out of the package (assuming no major scratches or errors). For most other products in general, the quality decreases over time, especially for cars where the older it is, the more likely it is to not work. I'm not saying the view is justified, I'm just trying to provide insight as to why video game devs might feel this way. Essentially, when the game is sold used, there is no difference between that used game, and the brand new, 60$ version of it. Thus, used games are often sought after more than the original.
Analysts: MS needs to issue a 'real' 360 price cut {Joystiq Xbox}
Jul 22nd 2008 12:45PM the common spelling is skeptical.
Viva la vida! Coldplay GHIII DLC is now available {Joystiq Xbox}
Jun 19th 2008 7:09PM Wow. that video was one of the lamest things I've seen. The melodies and chords are similar but they are not exactly samwe. It's very possible to find any 2 songs that sounds very alike with the amount of music in this world.
Besides, you have no idea if they actually did steal it or not, so, definitively saying "Too bad Coldplay steals music" is wrong on your part, because you don't know if they did or not. I don't even see what coldplay stealing music has to do with the GH3 DLC pack becoming available. Go this garbage in some forum where people hate Coldplay, i'm sure they'll believe you.
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Apr 23rd 2008 12:05PM I think the OP was referring to MH only melee weapons which will now most likely be one handed. There are several amazing MH only weapons out there that would be pretty sweet to have in your OH.
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Bombing run nerfed {WoW}
Apr 2nd 2008 12:06PM Did ya happen to be in a raid while doing them?
Sony exec. downplays Xbox 360 GTA IV DLC {Joystiq}
Mar 31st 2008 4:06PM Hey LS2 a little reading comprehension comes a long way, he was saying how most PS3 games are 720p, not xbox games. The PS3 games look like xbox games if the ps3 games are in 720p, which most PS3 games are. That's what he meant to say.
Now I'll agree that it's a little exaggeration but the point he's making is solid, no excuse for your games to look like shit because the console doesn't upsconvert.


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The exemption applies only to operations that are providing direct assistance to the emergency relief effort; if a driver or commercial motor vehicle is used to further commerce, the exemption does not apply. The order also does not provide an exemption from the controlled substances and alcohol use/testing requirements, the commercial driver's license requirements, the financial responsibility (insurance) requirements, or the applicable size and weight requirements. For more details, visit the FMCSA's website at http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/about/alerts/hurricane-sandy-2012.aspx.
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Im just plain bored of the game, the formula, the balance, the races, the classes.. I have just played enough. I love the warcraft universe and lore, but I dont have the drive to play that I had before. I played for 2 years, I canceled my account about 4 months ago or so. I need a new game, a fresh start not just a new instance, Im burned out of the current. Be it its like that too cause Im casual. I never saw MC, and really never cared to. I tip my hat to those that have the patience and time to sit for more than 4 hours straight... I dont.
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Essay The biggest story in Chestnut Hill: Zoning
Zoning disputes are not new to Chestnut Hill. In fact, the Chestnut Hill Community Association was essentially founded to prevent the grounds of the old Mower Hospital – a parcel that now contains Chestnut Hill Village and its adjacent shopping center – from becoming the new home of Temple University in the '50s.
Since that time, Chestnut Hill has had frequent zoning disputes that seem to pit the same interests against each other, over and over again. Residential interests find themselves encroached by business interests. Preservation tries to fend off progress. Of course, this is not a Hill phenomenon. These conflicts occur in nearly every community, but they certainly hit a level of acrimony in this Zip Code that is, well, um, let's say, uncommon.
Year in and year out, zoning is the biggest story in Chestnut Hill. That was evidenced in several stories that began and ended last year year.
The year began with the final chapter of 2008's big zoning story. The Little Treehouse Play Café found a permanent home on West Gravers Lane. Rachael Williams' business was finally realized after a very contentious year of bitter zoning meetings. [I was critical of the initial plan, because it required the razing and rebuilding of Williams' first planned location on the 8500 block of Germantown Avenue, not of the business itself, which is, as any parent who has been can testify, a real Philadelphia gem.]
Then, this fall, the Woodmere Art Museum finally won an exhaustive series of court decisions to move forward with a major expansion designed by the world-renowned architecture firm of Venturi Scott Brown and Associates.
The battle over the museum's expansion began more than five years ago when near neighbors objected to everything from parking and light to the building's aesthetics. After the museum won approval from the city's Zoning Board of Adjustment – the body that oversees the issue of zoning variances in Philadelphia – neighbors appealed. This year, neighbors finally exhausted their appeals – or just got exhausted – and Woodmere will move forward with construction.
Woodmere's hard-won victory could not, however, overshadow the biggest zoning dispute of the year.
The Good Food Market was previewed in this paper in an article I wrote on June 4. In that article, owner Jennifer Zoga – a Hill resident and mother of two – told the Local, "We want to provide an option for people to get the food they want in a way that is stress-free, enjoyable – it's posh without pretension."
What she got, instead, was a lot of stress as neighbors quickly organized a petition and collected 72 signatures (according to an article we ran on June 18) opposing the market. Neighbors wrote to the Local and attended zoning meetings of the Chestnut Hill Community Association to express their fears that the Good Food Market would exacerbate traffic and parking problems on Willow Grove Avenue.
The CHCA and its committees still decided to support the market's request for variances that would allow it to sell takeout gelato and coffee and to prepare sandwiches to order. But the neighbors, with help from several local politicians, defeated the market's owners at the ZBA.
The aftermath of the Good Food Market zoning defeat brought those dynamics – preservation vs. progress and business vs. neighbor – into sharp focus. The battle pitted residents against other residents as members of the upstart Chestnut Hill Residents Association took sides with neighbors against the CHCA.
But who was right? Were the near neighbor's justified in letting their fears of the worst-case scenario dampen the plans of a new business? Or did the Good Food Market take those concerns too lightly?
Business leaders were greatly disheartened by the market's loss before the ZBA. Former Chestnut Hill Business Association director, Bob Previdi, in a front-page opinion published here worried that the unfounded fears of neighbors were being allowed to harm the general well-being of the whole neighborhood. Members of the CHCA were also alarmed, wondering how their clout could be overlooked. If the CHCA didn't best represent the neighborhood, who did?
What was left behind is an unsatisfactory situation for nearly all involved. The neighbors might have stopped the market from getting a variance, but the market is in business. If, indeed, the market were to bring along the parking and traffic problems neighbors feared, they'd be a problem right now.
The confrontation was also a pretty effective warning for would-be-developers. How many would-be entrepreneurs with an outside-the-box plan for the Hill have looked elsewhere when they saw what happened to the Market?
As the year closes, two other major issues of land use loom. Borders will close on Jan. 16, leaving the two-story Avenue "anchor" store empty. Chestnut Hill College will also be seeking neighborhood support for an ambitious expansion. The community has an opportunity to be involved with the college's plan – they're good neighbors with a leadership that wants very much to be part of and work with the community.
But what of Borders? When the bookstore closes in a little more than a week, what role will the community play in finding a new tenant? Neighbors might not get the chance to have a say if a retailer like Walgreens comes to town (something I still doubt, based on available parking), but if an arts or music venue becomes possible, will Hillers support it? Or will fears of the worst-case scenario drown out the possibilities?
What can make Chestnut Hill the best possible retail corridor and the most comfortable residential community are not necessarily that much different. Perhaps there will always be an area of disagreement between the two – business vs. neighbors, that is – but if more common ground isn't discovered, everyone might really suffer.
After residents chased Temple away from Chestnut Hill Village, it took years for the property to be developed. And when it was, it was hardly what many civic leaders and planners would have liked (imagine Northwest Philadelphia with Temple here). There's certainly less at stake in Borders, but a bad outcome for the property could be bad for Chestnut Hill.
I hope the stories of Chestnut Hill College and Borders in 2010 have a better ending.


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Let's say I think Malcovich, Rhames and Buscemi would've seen a lot more action if Con Air was… starring James Franco.
After the past completely crappy prequels? sequels? to the absolute classic The Mask the studio has decided to reimagine the Stanley Ipkiss character and franchise…starring James Franco. Don't worry, this line will remain in the script:
Our love is like a red, red rose… and I am a little thorny.
Now only if we could replace Matthew Broderick with Seth Rogan.
Get ready for the live-action adaption of 80's cartoon classic Thundercats…starring James Franco.
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Continuing his modus operandi of playing famous homosexuals James Franco has reprised Health Ledger's character in the sequel to Brokeback Mountain… CSI: Brokeback.
James Franco has been cast in the upcoming biopic about Rowan Atkinson aka Mr. Bean.
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Ticklists: Avon Gorge non-Extremes, Connoisseur's Classic Rock, Rockfax SW select - Avon gorge routes, South West Climbs for a Northerner, Avon sub-VSes, HS Climbs to do in Summer 2014.
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Hidden - AltLd O/S - 27/Sep/14
First leadmjcostain - Lead O/S - 25/Sep/14
catty_9 - Lead - 17/Sep/14 with Peter Crowther
Angrypenguin - 2nd O/S - 17/Sep/14 with Cat
Hidden - Lead dnf - 14/Sep/14
Warm up route with Bernard. Andy Manthorpe - Lead O/S - 14/Sep/14
hairy51 - AltLd β - 10/Sep/14 with Ben Axford
DavidWilby - 2nd - 07/Sep/14 with Tom Eldridge, Nathan
nathanxmas - 2nd - 07/Sep/14 with Tom Eldridge, Dave
P2 and P3BStar - AltLd O/S - 04/Sep/14 with Dan Carron
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Sep/14
clams - Lead - Sep/14 with Catherine+Lucy
rhys.nadin - 2nd O/S - Aug/14 with Richard Nadin
Steve Bartle - AltLd O/S - 26/Jul/14 with Rob Morgan
Led second pitch (proper).Rob Morgan - AltLd - 26/Jul/14
First HS lead. Went a bit off route on the second pitch (a bit onto Dexter) - but regained it for the wide crack.Rob Morgan - Lead - 24/Jul/14
jon bradley - AltLd rpt - 11/Jul/14 with Huw Howells
Alex Winter - Solo O/S - 04/Jul/14
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 02/Jul/14
AndyRogers - AltLd O/S - 02/Jul/14 with ianlaw
Loubylou - 02/Jul/14 with Simon Reynolds
Did the first pitch then had a moment attempting to gain the slab after the 'football'. Had a chat and abseiled off the tree.nathanxmas - Lead dnf - 22/Jun/14 with Izzy, Dave
DavidWilby - 2nd dnf - 22/Jun/14 with Izzy, Nathan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Jun/14
Hidden - Lead β - 15/Jun/14
sheelba - AltLd - 12/Jun/14
1&2 (together)Tom F Harding - Lead O/S - 12/Jun/14 with Sam Collins
Led first pitch, Sam led secondhp.hunt - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/14 with Sam Hooper
Led middle pitch/movethom_jenkinson - AltLd rpt - 03/Jun/14 with George Rowland
Pitch 1 and 3 . Difficult parts have good gear.George.Rowland - AltLd - 03/Jun/14 with Thom jenkinson
P1 and P2, then abbed off before darkDave Ing - Lead rpt - 20/May/14 with Joe Kelly
Rebs - AltLd O/S - 14/May/14 with Thom Jenkinson
Led P2 with the famous 'football sized hold' - fantastic move but a very short pitchthom_jenkinson - AltLd O/S - 14/May/14 with Rebs
P2danbirkby - AltLd - 09/May/14 with Gordon
Hidden - Lead - 04/May/14
Scuzlebut - Lead O/S - 03/May/14 with Gregor
Echna - 2nd O/S - 03/May/14 with Rich
philmcf - Lead O/S - May/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Apr/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 24/Apr/14
bigbobbyking - AltLd O/S - 16/Mar/14 with Gary Connor
Thought this was 1 star max, ok I guess. Lead 1st pitch, Dan lead the second two in one. andrea83 - AltLd O/S - 15/Mar/14 with Dan from Bristol, Hamish
Hamish777 - 2nd O/S - 15/Mar/14 with Dan Stickland, Andrea
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 05/Mar/14
Psych - Lead O/S - Mar/14
sweet first pitch. Very grippy now actually. led 2nd/3rd pitch in one, and interesting traverse to the tree.jammy4536 - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/14 with Richy Elliot, Tom Svejstrup
Lead P1 - fun climb - need to be more confident in my placementsRichyBOYY - AltLd - 24/Feb/14 with Jamie
James Jackson - 2014
bencaley - Lead O/S - 30/Nov/13 with Pippa Churcher
Pippa Churcher - 2nd - 30/Nov/13
laurashaw - Lead β - 19/Nov/13 with Pippa Churcher, laurence falconer
Pippa Churcher - 2nd - 19/Nov/13
avictimoftheDrpsycho - Solo O/S - 10/Oct/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/13
I felt P1 was harder. Pretty poorly protected. VS? Loz's first proper trad multi-pitch in 5 years!masa-alpin - Lead O/S - 16/Sep/13 with Loz K
Neil Gay - AltLd rpt - 01/Sep/13 with Ben Bird
ali macphee - AltLd O/S - 01/Sep/13
Led P2 and P3 as one.BenBird - AltLd O/S - 01/Sep/13 with Neil Gay
Hidden - Lead O/S - Sep/13
George Frisby - Lead β - 14/Aug/13 with Chris
steve_gibbs - 2nd O/S - 11/Aug/13
zcsharp - Lead O/S - 11/Aug/13 with Steve Gibbs
We ran out of rope so had to start moving together.aelaeks - 2nd - 28/Jul/13
James C link P1 and P2 together. I led pitch 3.mikedevcole - AltLd - 18/Jul/13
(P1) a bit of polish nudges up the psychological grade slightlykatherinesydney - AltLd rpt - 05/Jul/13 with mike bath
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Jun/13
tp45597 - AltLd O/S - 30/Jun/13 with niels
jacksonm1 - Lead O/S - 21/Jun/13
mega muggy today but still enjoyable climbingStanners - AltLd rpt - 20/Jun/13 with Alex Rhodes
Led 2nd pitchAlex_RhodesUK - AltLd O/S - 20/Jun/13 with Rob Stanfield
will7 - Lead O/S - 10/Jun/13 with theo, techno gek
stujamac - 2nd O/S - 08/Jun/13 with Mitchell Kane, Stephen Downward
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Jun/13
R_W_M - AltLd - 01/Jun/13 with Steve C
anthonylewis - 2nd O/S - 27/May/13 with pete ross
Led second pitch as one long pitch (up to lunchtime ledge). Very good quality climbing.BeccaSnowden - AltLd O/S - 27/May/13 with Ben
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 27/May/13
Cheese Monkey - Lead O/S - 21/May/13 with Vienna
BALD EAGLE - AltLd - 17/May/13 with James Pomeroy
Led p1, p3. Climbed wall to right of runnel on p3.Poco Loco - AltLd rpt - 17/May/13 with Bald Eagle
Seconded 1st pitch. Completed remainder via second pitch of Dexter.seanprendiville - 2nd - 12/May/13 with Tessa
Abbed off lunchtime ledgelaurence_falconer - 30/Apr/13 with Laura Shaw
laurashaw - 30/Apr/13 with laurence falconer
I really like this climb, awesome features (for avon). Worth running first two pitches togetherKemics - Lead rpt - 27/Apr/13 with Mel
tc7118 - Lead O/S - 26/Apr/13
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 24/Apr/13
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Apr/13
gingernick - AltLd - 03/Mar/13 with Daryl
laurence_falconer - Lead - 27/Feb/13 with Ben Cailey
bencaley - 2nd O/S - 27/Feb/13 with Lawrence Falconer
Lovely move on the second pitch gets this route the ** it deserves.Eagertom - 2nd O/S - 22/Feb/13 with Laurence Falconer
Great climb with some excelent moves. Limited but very good protection. Was my first HS leadlaurence_falconer - Lead - 22/Feb/13 with Tom Eldridge
The horror! Pitch one was a pleasure, even the "frightening move up onto polished footholds". Pitch two was damp - half the holds above the porthole were sopping (i.e all of them bigger than a matchstick) and this move felt 5a! Pitch 3 was abysmal a muddy, wet slipfest. I'd done it as the top out from Clarion before and remembered a 4a (if that) bimble. This time round I backed off, leaving gear in the (sopping) crack below the chimney, later retrieved by abseil. Ugh.Bobling - Lead - 16/Feb/13 with James
riff156 - Lead rpt - 02/Feb/13 with Hannah Carter, Jo Smith
Pleb - AltLd O/S - 13/Jan/13 with 2PointO
Me: P1 & P3
Alex: P2Stuart William - AltLd O/S - 13/Jan/13 with Pleb
steve_gibbs - Lead O/S - 2013
jcw - 2013
Patrickmartin99 - Lead O/S - Dec/12 with James
Luke Davies - Lead - 29/Sep/12
Light drizzle should have put us off at the start but we cracked on in true british grit, finishing soaked but happy. Very slippypanda70 - Lead - 25/Sep/12 with Tom Court
Abandoned at second belay (rain)Mayaculpa - 2nd dnf - 17/Sep/12 with John Volanthen
Lead all 3 pitchesRamblingRyan - Lead - 15/Sep/12 with Emily, Col
Hidden - 2nd - 11/Sep/12
Still polished!Slick - Lead - 11/Sep/12 with Becky Bagnall, Isabel Evans
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 09/Sep/12
Not the best effort I have ever made, went off course on pitch 2 a bitPaulWatson - Lead β - 28/Aug/12 with Eilidh
steve-grigg - Lead O/S - 19/Aug/12
katherinesydney - 2nd O/S - 11/Aug/12 with mike kann
Sinister first pitch, Dexter Second. pffft - Lead rpt - 09/Aug/12 with Jojo Mills
P1 onlyThe Pylon King - Lead O/S - 22/Jul/12 with Laura
Mark Salter - AltLd O/S - 05/Jul/12 with Chris Shorrock
did a different 2nd pitch (or actually rather a different 3rd pitch) on the slab left of sinister, good VS 4c with reasonable protection in a good crack half way uppheotleyr - Lead O/S - 05/Jul/12 with Jana
jameslam - AltLd O/S - Jul/12 with Patrick
riff156 - Lead O/S - 27/Jun/12 with Ali Cann
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Jun/12
Polished and horrible. Tried to do it in one pitch but got into a lot of trouble with rope getting tangled in bushes so best to do it in two.squicky - Lead O/S - 20/Jun/12 with George
Hidden - AltLd - 19/Jun/12
efrance24234 - Lead O/S - 09/Jun/12
HarryB - AltLd rpt - 01/Jun/12 with Jonny
p1 me, p2/3 Simon.localboy - AltLd rpt - 29/May/12 with Simon C
teachingDOVEY - 27/May/12 with Jake.P+ Billie
Hidden - Lead rpt - 26/May/12
Kyle87 - Lead O/S - 16/May/12
tobydunford - Lead O/S - 12/May/12 with Sarah Wysling
Only led the short second pitchNick Russell - AltLd rpt - 06/May/12 with Katherine
Katherine Ross - AltLd rpt - 06/May/12 with Nick Russell
Dean177 - Lead O/S - 22/Apr/12 with Brett McElwaine
P3Monk - AltLd rpt - 08/Apr/12 with Luke Vincent
Some nice climbing. pffft - AltLd O/S - 08/Apr/12 with Monkey
flyinfrenchy - AltLd O/S - 30/Mar/12 with ben.richards
ben.richards - AltLd O/S - 30/Mar/12 with Alex French
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Mar/12
due to "navigational errors" i traversed and did the crux of Clarion (left then up instead of up then left) as the second pitch, makes for an interesting variant.mikeydee135 - Lead O/S - 29/Mar/12 with Patrick C, Ruth Naughton-Doe
Best weekend of the year weather wise (first day after the clocks went forward. Horrendous sandbag for Jim's first ever climb, but he made it! Really great route, interesting features and plenty of protection. Kemics - Lead O/S - 26/Mar/12
pheotleyr - AltLd O/S - 10/Mar/12 with dave
Fun little number and easy to protect. Alot nicer than Dexter.Ragingpossum - Lead rpt - 10/Mar/12 with harry kingston
P1 & P2Dave Ing - AltLd O/S - 10/Mar/12 with Peter
With a traverse to the start of pink wall directEd Babs - AltLd O/S - 06/Mar/12 with Marti
Marti999 - Lead O/S - 06/Mar/12 with Ed Babington
martin clarke - AltLd - 19/Feb/12 with john frost
Frostie - AltLd - 19/Feb/12 with Martin Clarke
Bootskyle - Lead O/S - 18/Feb/12
Nick Russell - Lead O/S - 08/Feb/12
matsav - 2nd O/S - 08/Feb/12
I led pitches 1 & 3LouiseP - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/12 with Rob
led the little traverse that is pitch 2 in order to minimise rope faffR_W_M - 2nd rpt - 01/Feb/12 with LouiseP
kelliroberts3 - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/12 with Peter Rigby
David Qualtrough - 2012
stafford101 - Lead rpt - 07/Dec/11 with George Frisby, Will Bourne
Easy climb, with finish in the dark. Polished footholds makes the crux of the first pitch interesting.Ragingpossum - 2nd - 07/Dec/11
Hidden - 2nd dog - 15/Nov/11
Hidden - Lead - 15/Nov/11
djking1983 - 2nd - 14/Nov/11 with Steve Knaggs
Nice, balancy climbing. Not as polished as I was expecting from the guidebook.Katherine Ross - Lead O/S - 15/Sep/11 with Becky Hampshire
Becky H - 2nd O/S - 15/Sep/11 with Katherine Ross
BethM - AltLd - 29/Aug/11
bigdrew - AltLd O/S - 29/Aug/11 with Beth
BALD EAGLE - Lead - 20/Aug/11 with Rob Horler
Hidden - Lead dnf - 17/Aug/11
did p.1 of this and then continued on dexter as had already done the top section of sinister whilst doing clarion. lovely mashup of the 2 routes and worked really wellJenny Seaborne - 2nd β - 16/Aug/11
P1 of Sinister, P2 of Dexter. hms - Lead O/S - 16/Aug/11 with Jenny
bonelessivar - Lead O/S - 15/Aug/11 with Aeddon
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Aug/11
groliver26 - 2nd - 01/Aug/11 with Jon Ridley
Absolutely hated this with a passion - I wonder if I messed up the line big time? Boring, vegetated, polished, gentle gradient, rubbish top-out, and generally irritating. Uninspiring crux.jon_ridley - Lead O/S - 01/Aug/11 with Gavin Oliver
Lead 1st pitch, also lead P2+3 together, lovely route!Kate Edhouse - Lead O/S - 27/Jul/11 with Kyle Worgan
Seconded until lead final pitch.
Off to the right after lunchtime ledge.luckyluke - AltLd O/S - 16/Jul/11 with Dean Merchant
P2andy dunn - AltLd rpt - 14/Jul/11 with Alan
joeurwin - Lead O/S - 01/Jul/11 with Neil Gay
Neil Gay - 2nd O/S - 01/Jul/11 with joeurwin
jack did P.1 & 2, I did p.3. really nice evening especially as the sun came outJamesRich - AltLd O/S - 30/Jun/11 with Jack Bradbrook
Led the first two pitches, good climbing and good gear. You just need to trust your feet on some bits.Quarryboy - AltLd O/S - 30/Jun/11 with James Rich
Pete Rigby - Solo O/S - 30/Jun/11
p1 only; ran out of timeJon Didymus - Lead O/S - 21/Jun/11 with Josh
Gregthebadger - AltLd - 06/Jun/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Jun/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 03/Jun/11
Hidden - 2nd - 03/Jun/11
It's getting a little slippery in places.BB1 - AltLd - 02/Jun/11 with P Ross
Roped solo, done as one long pitch by tying two ropes together. Dave Ing - Lead O/S - 15/May/11
started raining halfway through the second pitch so backed off, fine climbing til then thoughJoby - Lead dnf - 14/May/11 with Alice Fuller
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Apr/11
great climb, definitely worth its 2 stars! Particularly enjoyed figuring out the tiny second pitch. Stanners - Lead O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Martin Stanfield
Really nice climb, and way better views than I was expecting nearer the top. Crucial move on the second pich quite hard to find.Stanley - 2nd O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Robster666
BB1 - 2nd - 14/Apr/11 with P Ross
Hidden - Lead rpt - 10/Apr/11
Quirina - 2nd O/S - 10/Apr/11 with Neil Larsen
Ali P1+3 me P2HarryB - AltLd O/S - 23/Mar/11
3rd time round seemed a lot harder. Deciding how to use the pocket on 2nd pitch took a good 5 mins. Left some gear in, my lead not impressed but retrieved later. Feeling bold - 2nd rpt - 13/Mar/11 with Barnstaple Neil
kyle - 2nd - 16/Feb/11 with Kate Edhouse
brilliant route, with some of the best bomber placements imaginable, a pity the rock was quite wet below the small overhang. Only downfall is just before the first anchor point a large hold came off missing dean by about a ft at most, thankfully my frantic scream of below was heard. Brilliant fun with a 20kg haul bag attached to you.j miller - Lead O/S - 08/Feb/11 with mikey thompson, dean merchant
Mikey1988 - 08/Feb/11 with j miller
31770 - 2011
Danny Bags - 2011
pyro2312 - 2nd - 25/Sep/10 with John M
Hidden - Lead O/S - 18/Aug/10
Caspar - Lead - 28/Jul/10 with Emily Lloyd
Hidden - Lead O/S - 28/Jul/10
localboy - Lead O/S - 27/Jul/10 with Simon F
simonf - 2nd - 27/Jul/10 with Mike
crossdressingrodney - Lead O/S - 05/Jul/10 with Julian
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Jun/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 26/Jun/10
sweenyt - Lead O/S - 15/Jun/10 with Elena
Hidden - Lead rpt - 17/May/10
Tom Brierley Gore - 2nd O/S - 17/May/10 with Neil Larsen
1st pitch only.Dan_Staff - 2nd O/S - 15/May/10 with James Turner
nice climbingandy dunn - Lead O/S - 04/May/10 with Rob U
Hidden - Lead rpt - 03/May/10
P1+2 togethersweenyt - AltLd O/S - 28/Apr/10 with Paula
1st pitch only. then 2nd pitch of dexter to lunch time ledge. V nice climbbsavage - Lead rpt - 22/Apr/10 with Felicia Line
gingergeorge - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/10
R_W_M - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/10 with Charlie, Chris
stafford101 - 2nd O/S - 21/Apr/10
Clay C - Lead O/S - 18/Apr/10 with Nick
Hidden - Lead - 17/Apr/10
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 17/Apr/10
Darrell Read - Lead O/S - 11/Apr/10 with Jacob Gaudoin, Ian Johnson
James_86 - Lead O/S - 06/Mar/10 with Jacob
Rosea Day - Lead rpt - Mar/10
richardadventurecafe - Lead - 30/Jan/10 with Neil Sperrings
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/10
Phil PBC - 2010
Fred_Richard - Lead - 2010
Chris Sansum - Lead O/S - 18/Oct/09 with Toni Luke
seconded first pitch, lead the second.tommoulds - 2nd O/S - 10/Oct/09 with Schramm
nice warm up - ballsed up the rope work!!mark schramm - Lead - 10/Oct/09 with tom m
tommoulds - AltLd O/S - 10/Oct/09 with Schramm
Nice climb, not as scary as Dextermullermn - Lead O/S - 12/Sep/09 with Kylie Richards
Kylie - 2nd O/S - 12/Sep/09 with mullermn
P1 followed by P2 of Dexteraipattison - Lead rpt - 09/Sep/09 with Alex Yare
Yetiyare - 2nd O/S - 09/Sep/09 with Alex Pattison
Nice first pitch, plenty of gear if you look around. Second pitch nice and third pitch short of gear but bombproof before grove.ron244 - Lead O/S - 18/Aug/09 with Mike Connor, Peter Bird
mpc - 2nd - 18/Aug/09 with Ron Thomas
TimPerkin - AltLd O/S - 16/Aug/09 with Richard Harris
odd finish after crux on final pitch leader went left out of the groove and direct up the slab to the left hand corner of lunch time ledge. An interesting finish with v little gear :Pbsavage - AltLd rpt - 13/Jul/09 with Richard Craddock
jez_springall - 2nd rpt - 21/Jun/09 with Rich Paterson
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 11/Jun/09
Warm sunny evening in the gorge after work. Really nice climb. The first pitch is the crux and quite bold, I didn't find many gear placements...Poco Loco - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/09 with James Gray
Led in 'mildly moist' conditions. In hindsight would have run P1&2 together.
Very nice climb.aipattison - Lead O/S - 07/May/09 with Cate Muir
catemuir - 2nd - 07/May/09 with Alex Pattison
Rpt, just the first 2 pitches and then ab'd off to do clarion.Feeling bold - 2nd rpt - 29/Apr/09 with Cheddar John
Hidden - Lead - 29/Apr/09
3rd Pitch follow on from Clarion. It was gratifying to do this in the dry at last. Moving out of the chimney (where I came off in the rain) still prevented the greatest challange. Did the botonists variation at the end!PaulWatson - Lead O/S - 28/Apr/09 with Dan, Muny
thomasadixon - Solo rpt - 08/Apr/09
Monk - AltLd O/S - 05/Apr/09 with Matt Hartgrove
led first pitch and then abed offSteven Andrews - Lead O/S - 05/Apr/09 with Paula Worth
1st pitch only, followed by Dexter 2nd Pitch all done in one go, saved time but took us to the limit of the rope.PaulWatson - 2nd O/S - 19/Mar/09 with Tony
Went after work. I led first puitch - bot very scared! Not tht much gear and some delicate moves. Livi started second pictch but retreated as it got dark.ClareR - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/09 with Livi
Kenemo - 2009
Hidden - 2009
climbingxcat - 2009 with Brian
Spacetourist - Lead O/S - 2009 with Rosea
Hidden - Lead - 23/Oct/08
all pitches lead. nice. Could probably do the second and third together by running out the traverse.EmmanuelF - Lead O/S - 11/Oct/08
Protheroe - AltLd O/S - 29/Sep/08 with Eleri Dawson
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 29/Sep/08
heavy shower as I followed second pitch, which was misnavigated by Dan, so it was a wet VS Clarion as opposed to the dry HS we had hoped for. Rather unconventional lead on third (really chucking down now), squirming up the ginnal where positive holds could be found, Small fall on first effort, so very glad I just bought that new No 2 cam. Ended up pushing with right foot really high to finally emerge. First wet climb, rough wet holds better that shiney dry ones mithinks.PaulWatson - AltLd dog - 12/Aug/08 with Dan
First Gorge HS. Went slightly of route..Ewan Richards - Lead - 30/Jul/08 with Tara
Caspar - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/08 with Simon Reynolds
lizannday - 2nd - Jun/08 with Neil Furgeson
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/May/08
As a 2nd I can see reason for the 3pitches. Fun climb, bit of polish, some nice moves and not that hard.Feeling bold - 2nd O/S - 14/May/08 with Andrew
django - Lead O/S - 14/May/08 with maria brierley
brady - Lead O/S - 11/May/08 with Hilary
lead the correct route. very nice climb on a beautiful daybsavage - Lead O/S - 07/May/08 with Piers
CarolineH - Lead O/S - 24/Apr/08 with Dave
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 19/Mar/08
RMAS with noviceTheeni - Lead O/S - 09/Mar/08
nicki_2712 - 2nd - 01/Mar/08 with Luke Hodson
lukehodson - Lead O/S - 01/Mar/08 with Nicki Morris
rh5980 - Lead O/S - 27/Feb/08 with Ben and Flic
Alternate route taken (this is closest route we could find). Climbed over bulge just before the LH traverse. Harder than grade in guide book.bsavage - 2nd O/S - 27/Feb/08 with Rob Horton, Felicia Line
Al Franks - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/08 with Emily Reynolds
Lead 2nd and 3rd pitchAlasdair88 - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/08 with Emily Reynolds
scorpia97 - 2008 with Caspian
Hidden - 2nd - 2008
dave657 - Lead O/S - 21/Oct/07
Pitch 1 - 45m HS - Neil leads
polished start, and a trickymove over the bulge , tho this can be avoided by using slightly harder, but grippy moves around.
Pitch 2 - 18m 4A - Phil leads
one move wonder... standing in the crack, you reach up over the bulge...to NO holds. Need to edge left til left hand in shoulder high crack, work left foot up before getting right up into hole at thigh level, then levering up. lots of pressing down. After that a walk.
Pitch 3 - 9m 4B - Phil leads
Arghhh... horrible polished chimney-type area part way up with crap protection (take some CAMS next time!!) .. used body jamming and got scared...but was later advised by all-knowing Neil I should have bridged out wider and used feet. If only I looked more closely first!philkerswell - AltLd O/S - 13/Sep/07 with Neil
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 13/Sep/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Sep/07
Lead second (extremely short) pitch. Soft for HS, especially considering it's Avon.thomasadixon - AltLd O/S - 27/Aug/07 with Matt Frank
Mark Walter - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/07 with Olly Birrell
Just the little technical second pitch, nice little climb.Eccentric - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/07 with Mark Walter
Seconded first pitch, to link with second pitch of Dexter. Enjoyable moves up to the first horizontal crack which proved interesting.pishmishy - 2nd O/S - 10/Aug/07 with Bernard
Went off-route but got back on. Went through a very sinister thorn bush....ouchNo-chalk Nailer - AltLd O/S - Aug/07 with Humpty Dangler
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Jun/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/Jun/07
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 29/May/07
Went way off route via lots of dirt/shrubbery and not much in the way of pro. Felt like E1 4c.Owen W-G - AltLd O/S - 05/May/07 with Tony Seale
CarolineH - 2nd - 02/May/07 with Neil
Hidden - 2007
A nice easy start to the day. Ian led the first two pitches (4a,4b) and I led the third pitch (4a).flatcap - AltLd O/S - 15/Oct/06 with IanI
Zoomer - Lead - 14/Oct/06 with Julia Bloomer
Jules 210681 - 2nd - 14/Oct/06 with glenn bloomer
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Oct/06
Hidden - Sep/06
Goog climb, first pitch of main interest, secound has polished move but of no difficulty. Easy finish through chimney, more like scramblingdeanster01 - Lead O/S - 28/Jul/06 with Laurie Neale
Jethro - AltLd - Jul/06 with Tom Bouquet
furry - Lead O/S - 12/May/06
Lead 3rd pitch after seconding Clariontimstyles - Lead O/S - May/06 with Jon Bradley
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Apr/06
Combined 2nd and 3rd pitchdpmUK - Lead O/S - 12/Apr/06 with Jayne
phsharpy - Solo O/S - 02/Mar/06 with Bethan Davies
Hidden - 29/Jan/06
Hardest lead yet, quite enjoyable too.Shezzer - Lead O/S - 07/Jan/06 with Simon Brown, James Parrot
mike kann - Solo - 2006
Bern - 2006
Sean Bell - AltLd O/S - 2006 with rob, matt
John Lisle - 2006
Looking back on it this was *not* Sinister, totally off route, from start to finish.thomasadixon - 2nd O/S - 2006
Bristoldave - Lead O/S - 2006
Marcus - 2006
Ivster - 2006
Slick - 2006
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Nov/05
pattisonr - Jul/05 with Matt
Bux - Lead rpt - May/05 with Will
gripped01 - Lead O/S - Apr/05 with Dan Graves
mwh - Lead O/S - 16/Jan/05 with Ruth
tom.e - Lead O/S - 2005
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2005
joe_alexander - Lead - 2005
mol - Lead - 20/Oct/04 with Dave
KarlH - Lead O/S - 17/Jul/04 with Tom Hales
Hidden - AltLd - May/04
Fat Tim - Lead O/S - 01/Apr/04 with PJ
First led IH up it, prob 2003/4 or 5. Have soloed all pitches many times since (starting from about 2007).Richard Hall - Solo - 2004 with Ian Hawkins
JamieAyres - AltLd rpt - Oct/03 with Nick Ingram
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Oct/03
five - AltLd O/S - Sep/03
Whealiebob - AltLd - 05/Jul/03 with Ste and Chris
Digger - Lead O/S - 17/Jun/03 with James Latham
7ames - Lead - 2003
MikeC59 - Lead - 23/Jun/02
evhall - Lead O/S - 18/Jun/02 with J
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Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2002
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IceMonkey1982 - 2002
Hidden - Lead - 16/Sep/01
Andrew1 - TR - 29/May/01 with Martin Carter
gimmer - 2001
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MartinN - 2nd O/S - 06/May/00
jim_randell - Lead rpt - 29/Apr/00 with DG
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 11/Mar/00
John Southworth - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/00 with Vicky Munn
Hidden - 2000
Mickdenali - Lead O/S - 2000 with Keith Biddle
alan moore - 2000
Hidden - AltLd - 1999
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1999
Hidden - Lead - Aug/98
lowersharpnose - Lead - 01/Jan/98
jim_randell - AltLd rpt - 08/Jul/97 with WW
DavidR - Lead O/S - 31/Mar/97 with John Marston
chrisrogers - Lead O/S - Jul/96 with Dave ?
WRMusall - 2nd - 05/May/96 with Rick Stanley
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pezzerrr - Lead O/S - 1996
jim_randell - Lead rpt - 27/Apr/95 with SL
lowersharpnose - Lead - 01/Jan/95
Tom Vivian - AltLd - 29/Nov/94
chris sm - AltLd O/S - 19/Nov/94 with Martin Sime
jim_randell - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/94 with FW
AndySL - AltLd O/S - 24/Jul/94 with Joff, Mark
leland stamper - 1990
Richard Weller - AltLd - 28/Jul/89 with john sanders
AndyB123 - AltLd - 1989 with Andy E
Tony Buckley - Lead - Apr/88
Hidden - AltLd - 1988
sniffer - Lead - 1988 with Paul Thomas
mikej - AltLd - 08/Jul/87 with Pete Rowbottom
bullybones - Lead - 1987
Hidden - Lead - 16/Apr/85
HS***,4a,4b,4aPete Nugent - Lead β - 02/Feb/85 with Nigel Brooks (Thames Valley CC)
JamieAyres - Lead O/S - Jul/84 with Phil Windall
charlesmfrench - Solo O/S - 05/Apr/84
wynaptomos - Lead O/S - Nov/83
andy tetsill - Lead - Jun/83 with Manchester Poly
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John Marsland - Lead - Jun/82 with Karen Creek
Hidden - Solo O/S - Aug/81
Nigel Coe - 28/Jun/81 with John Walmsley
First day of lead climbing. Soloed 19/7/81.stp - Lead O/S - 05/Apr/81
leland stamper - Lead O/S - 1980
In the rain.Nigel Coe - Lead - 25/Nov/79 with Jackie Coe
Mike C - AltLd - 24/Nov/79 with Walter Phipps
Nigel Coe - 30/Sep/79 with Steve Portnoi
Hidden - 1979
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 05/Jun/76
Mark Kemball - Lead - 11/May/75 with Norman
Nigel Bond - Lead - 21/Jul/74 with Pete Dainty
tapley - Lead - 03/Mar/74 with Alison Tapley
Andy Chubb - 1974 with Phil Jardine
Bolt Phobia - 23/Sep/73
Steve Woollard - Lead O/S - 1973
Hidden - 2nd - 1970
Hidden - 2nd - 1969
Hidden - AltLd - 1965
Annette Hudson and I on a RUMC meet. Alt leadsoldmanofmow - Lead O/S - 10/Oct/57
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Along with the new A8 luxury sedan Audi is also set to bring a more powerful version for those of you who want to combine luxury with sport. This version was recently caught testing at the Nurburgring test track for the first time.
The 2012 Audi S8 will be distinguished by the standard S-line upgrades like LED lights, lower hanging side skirts, a chrome grille, and side mirrors as well as a set of sporty 21 inch wheels. Audi design director Stefan Sielaff says the S8 will influence future performance Audi models in terms of design which means future models will see more carbon fiber and aluminum.
Under the hood there will be a supercharged V8 engine bringing more low-end torque and better fuel economy than the V10 fitted in the current model. This V8 engine will produce a total output of 444 HP and will be mated to a 7-speed double-clutch S Tronic.
The new Audi S8 will go on sale in 2011 and rumors say it will also be offered in the North American market.


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Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course is a book that has taken the pride of place on everyone's kitchen shelf.
Containing all the established favourites such as Flaky Fish Pie, Christmas Pudding and the secret of crunchy Roast Potatoes, Delia also guides you through exciting recipes like Stuffed Pork Tenderloin and Roast Stuffed Goose with Prunes and Armagnac. As clear and comprehensive as ever, the recipes are suitable for beginners as well as more experienced cooks. Illustrated with mouth-watering photographs, Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course provides all you need, and more, for a lifetime of cooking and entertaining.
Note to customers: This edition was re-issued in March 2012 with a new jacket.


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Let me start out by saying that the games I play are ussually rare/hard-to-find/abnormal/etc. or at least at the time; point in case, I bet you no ones played Rise of Legends/The Golden Horde/Fire Emblem (well maybe Fire Emblem since Super Smash Bros. popularized them). I typically find games like CoD, Age of Empires 1 and 2, No More Heroes 1 (excluding boss fights and story which redeem it), the modern (2006+) WoW, even Skyrim and Oblivion (not the elder scrolls series) to be boring repetitive uninspired games with little to no challenge.
So when I finally picked up Mass Effect I was suprised. It was actually enjoyable! If you haven't heard already this it's a mix between RPG and 3rd person shooter (sort of like a serious, 3rd person borderlands). It wasn't perfect; they created it mostly to tell a story which I'm fine with (I like Dear Ester) but they when they throw in the there are only like 5-6 enemies at a time and they're all tanks that can take a ton of hits or insanely weak infantry, and just when you've gotten in the mood for combat it's over and then it takes another 30 minutes to fight the next opponent. Finally the game was just to short: including the tutorial mission, the battle with Fist and spliting the last level into the Ilos/conduit and citadel with the reapers you still had 8 different missions.
Still dispite its problems Mass Effect was amazing: other than the major problems listed above, the combat system was absolutely stellar, the story was so engaging that I felt like I was commander Shepard. Normally I don't care about graphics; however, I want to make an exeception with this one.


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Out and about at London Design Festival 2011
This year's London Design Festival has been more about the smaller pop up events than the huge, sprawling expos. Sure, design junkies have still traipsed round the many stands that make up 100% Design at Earls Court, but the biggest buzz has surrounded individual brands opening their doors, showing off their wares and keeping glasses topped up with champagne.
Pick of the week has to be Lee Broom's Salon. The designer of the moment – whose decanter lights, rumour has it, recently appeared on the wedding list of a certain Croydon-born supermodel – turned his studio in Shoreditch into a dark cave, lit beautifully to show off his new gold-studded furniture. Selected press got given special keys which meant they could pop in any time whilst doing the rounds, and in its gentle grey leather and smooth, rounded shapes his collection got rave reviews.
Luxe French crystal brand Baccarat also transformed a space to their own ends, taking the canteen at the Monacle offices and covering the walls in bleached out wood. "We wanted to create a ski-chalet vibe, to show that our products can be appreciated in more casual surroundings," said the PR person. Sponsored by Krug, and pouring vintage bubbles, the glinting crystal candelabra, lamps and accoutrements took on a very special sparkle.
And at Conran Shop, the surreal became a reality. Curated by the Apartment Gallery's Patrick Brillet, the window was full of unlikely-looking design art, and Jielde lights popped out of giant egg boxes. "I love how there seems to be a sense of fun this year," this year, a prominent interiors editor was overheard saying near the bar. Which, really, is what design should be all about.
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You may recall that in 2010 Mr. Obama predicted that we would "see Mars in his lifetime," which prompted speculation that this man of questionable origins may have been sent here from there.
For those who are new to the Chronicles, these are the intercepted video transmissions from Mars depicting Martian Obama being tested and evaluated by the Martian Council to Destroy the United States. Before the Council could vote on whether Mr. Obama was the right green man for the job, they had to question him extensively.
Following is Episode 12, which picks up as Obama returns from a special session with Marta, whose interrogation techniques produced fascinating, but not surprising, results. Click on these Volume 10 and Volume 11 links to see her in action with Agent Obama.


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In tomorrow's AJC, you'll find my review of King + Duke, the latest restaurant in Ford Fry's growing empire. I assigned it 3 stars, but there's still room for improvement.
The restaurant, built around a 24-foot fire-fueled open hearth, makes quite a show of its cooking techniques. The open-hearth cooking imparts deep wood flavors into the majority of the dishes, many with savory success. But here's the catch: As much as this cooking style distinguishes King + Duke from most other Atlanta eateries, it also can limit both creativity and execution.
Fry was at the top of his game when he opened the Optimist. The restaurant received an initial fanfare of praise and continues to improve. With each success Fry raises the bar for himself, making it a risky proposition to follow that success with yet another new concept.
When you go, try the dish that best expresses the cooking style — the candied lamb belly ($11). It's a create-your-own-flatbread dish with feta, marinated cucumber and grilled triangles of housemade curry naan. Load them up with the slick orange-pepper cured lamb brushed with a sherry gastrique. Sweet, smoky and tender.
I expected dessert to be best in show with pastry chef Chrysta Poulos (formerly of Woodfire Grill and 4th & Swift) at the piping bag. Yet, I long for the more composed Poulos-style desserts from the days of yore. Many are overwrought with multiple components.
You can read the full review on myajc.com.
3 more things you should know:
Often there are tidbits that we would like to include in a review and can't for lack of space. Here are three extras for those of you on the Food & More blog.
1. Chicken = Cat
If you're considering the shareable whole roasted chicken, your server may tell you (as did ours) that to gauge the size of a three-pound chicken, you should imagine a medium-size cat. That's the mental image you want to conjure when salivating over the menu, right?
2. Service is slow when Fry's in house
One of my three-course dinners at King + Duke took almost three hours. Why? Fry was hosting a dinner in the private room off the main dining room. From our table we could see no less than four waiters standing outside the door at the ready at all times. Our waiter confessed his long absences were spent serving the party.
3. Baked goods made over an open hearth come charred, too
Some of the items, like the pre-meal popovers are made in the smoke boxes above the open hearth. These items were consistently overcooked with an exterior char that overtook the intended flavors. The cornbread, which was extremely unusual and tasted like corn tortillas, also bore the same blackening.
–by Jenny Turknett, Food and More blog
August 1st, 2013
4:15 pm
doesn't sound very appealing at all.
August 1st, 2013
6:00 pm
Don't believe this place will receive any stars.
August 2nd, 2013
5:57 am
I guess you have to subscribe to the AJC to hear much that is positive. I think only the third paragraph is positive. The rest is either straight up negative or is slightly positive but ends negatively.
If I am this restaurant, I am not happy that the non-subscriber version of the review is horrible.
August 2nd, 2013
5:58 am
Sorry, 4th paragraph is positive.
August 2nd, 2013
8:18 am
Number 2 of '3 more things' is unbelievable, and unforgiveable.
August 2nd, 2013
10:28 am
I have been several times for a number of reasons.
I like Fry's restaurants – a lot.
I love the space. The patio bar is great. The location is terrific. The decor is stylish, etc.
Normally if I am unimpressed with food and/or service I just don't go back to a place – since ATL has so many options. So, admittedly, having multiple negative experiences, probably reflects as much on me as it does the restaurant. Who keeps going back to a place and complaining every time? Apparently I do. But I don't complain to the server or manager or my dinner mates. I come here and ramble instead.
The food is just okay. Don't expect the flavor and clever charm of Optimist. Diners say "have the wings – they're great." But really, wings? Is that what you're hanging your hat on? At the corner of P'tree and W. Paces?
My real issue with this place is the service – and again – I never complain while I am at a restaurant. It is awkward and rude to your guests. I do it here anonymously (yes, even cowardly if you insist).
Of course, this is not scientific. It's totally anecdotal since I've been about a half dozen times.
The first time one of my dinner mates had a bug in his drink, politely (almost apologetically) sent it back – only to have the exact same drink (with the same bug) brought back to him.
Another time I was with a group of eight and the server seemed annoyed with us and was completely unfriendly. You can read about that on the Yelp review by my friend. She uses the moniker "M'Ninja."
Her review may shed some light on why the servers seem so miserable – the clientele, at least for now while it's still new-ish, are a horrible bunch of reality show train wreck looking weirdos. They are all over the bar area, just standing around, probably not spending much money and smelling like the mall and hormone injections.
I'll go back toward the end of the year when things have hopefully cooled down and the menu works out the kinks.
August 2nd, 2013
5:48 pm
Shut up Grandview.
August 3rd, 2013
11:11 am
It sounds like this is yet another place where the "must be seen here" status takes precedence over the food/service. I'll pass.
August 5th, 2013
4:52 pm
Thanks for the balanced review Grandview. Quite honestly, that was the most evenhanded blog comment that I have ever read on the AJC.
DTD, either contribute something of substance or leave the grown-ups alone to talk.
I recently browsed K+D's menu online and thought it looked fantastic. Thanks to John Kessler and Grandview I think I will give this place a bit longer to settle in before handing over a bill for dinner.
August 5th, 2013
9:18 pm
Went there on a Sunday evening. Found nothing to complain about. The popovers were perfect.
Staff gracious and with spot on service despite eating at the bar. It may well be that when they are busy they can't handle the load. However, when a bit slower, they shine. The bar service is very good and apparently not tried on Ms. Turknett's visit. I might add that this is not a place to go to for fusion type cuisine.
August 7th, 2013
9:30 am
Chicken = Cat. Waitaminute, I didn't know King and Duke was on Buford Highway.


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Max Domi, C/LW
Shoots: L
Height: 5-10
Weight: 190
Born: 1995-03-02
Hometown: Toronto, ON
Drafted: 2013 by Phoenix Coyotes, 12th Overall
June 2014- It wasn't a banner Memorial Cup Tournament for Max Domi and his London Knights as the host team finished 0-3. It was rumored that he was still playing with a shoulder injury, finishing at two assists in those three losses. With 2013-14 behind him, Domi is looking forward to his second training camp with the Coyotes and they expect him to be a serious contender for a roster spot for this coming season. Keith Duggan
May 2014 – Left winger Max Domi was named to the OHL's 3rd All-Star Team joining Sam Bennett, Nick Baptiste, Matt Finn, Darnell Nurse and Oscar Dansk. Domi and his Knights are preparing to represent London at the 2014 CHL Mastercard Memorial Cup and the young forward will surely have a jump in his game after being fully rested for the past month. Domi was battling a nagging shoulder injury throughout the OHL playoffs. Brendan Ross
April 2014- After scoring 93 points in 61 games finishing eighth in league scoring, Domi was nominated for OHL MVP. An interesting fantasy stat Domi also finished the season with 90 penalty minutes. Domi's London Knights are currently in the second round of the playoffs against the Guelph Storm after sweeping the Windsor Spitfires in the first round. Keith Duggan
February 2014 - For the second time this season Domi has been named OHL Player of the week. Domi now sits tied for 7th in OHL scoring. Keith Duggan
January 2014 - Max Domi is the OHL's Player of the Month for the month of December after leading the league in scoring with 23 points in 10 games including 11 goals and 12 assists along with a plus-minus rating of plus-4. He is currently on a ten game point streak and had seven multi-point games during the point streak. Domi's offensive game has really awaken in December and especially since not being considered for Canada's 2014 World Junior team. When he was left off the roster at the start of the month he had 25 points in 21 games for the London Knights, now he has 57 points in 33 games and is currently 8th in the OHL in scoring. Keith Duggan
December 2013 - Since not being named to Canada's final evaluation camp for the 2014 World Junior Tournament, Domi has been on an absolute tear in the OHL. For the week ending December 15th, Domi was named OHL player of the week after scoring 11 points in four games netting five goals and six assists. Domi is now tied for 20th in the league scoring with 42 points in 28 games and is currently riding a six game point streak. Keith Duggan
December 2013 - Since not being named to Canada's final evaluation camp for the 2014 World Junior Tournament Domi has been on an absolute tear in the OHL. For the week ending December 15 Domi was named OHL player of the week after scoring 11 points in four games , netting five goals and six assists. Domi is now tied for 20th in the league scoring with 42 points in 28 games and is currently riding a six game point streak. Keith Duggan
December 2013 - With 25 points in 21 games Domi has not got off to the start expected from the skilled forward in the OHL this season. He was not impressive at all for the OHL in the SUBWAY Super Series, and with his slow start was not named to Hockey Canada's 25 man-national junior team final evaluation camp. Everyone knows he has the skill to be top forward for that team but his work ethic just hasn't been there this season. Hopefully this snub wakes Domi up and his play picks up to where it should be. Keith Duggan
November 2013 – Max Domi of the London Knights was named to the OHL roster for the 2013 SUBWAY Super Series. Domi's mediocre 4 goals and 10 points through 10 games places him eighth in team scoring. Brendan Ross
September 2013 - After a very strong training camp in which it looked like the Coyotes were going to keep Max Domi for at least a few games at the start of the season, Domi was one of the last cuts at camp and sent back to London of the OHL. While disappointing we didn't get to see Domi play at the NHL level he still remains an excellent prospect. He will go back to London where he will be a leader and go to guy on a very strong team which is expected to make a run at the Memorial Cup. Keith Duggan
March 2013 - Max Domi finished as the top scorer among 2013 NHL Draft Eligible skaters with 39 goals and 87 points in 64 games with the London Knights. In the OHL Western Conference Coaches Poll, Domi finished second in voting in best playmaker and best stickhandler categories. Brendan Ross
February 2013 – Domi remains an interesting prospect. There is no doubt the small feisty Domi owns the offensive skills of a top 10 forward but the criticisms come in many forms – size and strength concerns, too individualistic, and even the fact that he has diabetes have all surfaced as alarms, whether warranted or not. Regardless, Domi is an elite skater with great puck skills, above-average distribution skills (when employed) and absolutely loves to have the puck on his stick. If Domi slides outside of the top-20, one NHL team will be absolutely thrilled. Domi is a gamer who ups his game when his team needs him the most and with so many small skilled forwards exceeding in the NHL today, Domi's size should not concern too many teams. Brendan Ross
Fantasy Outlook: A-
Hugely skilled forward with the potential to be a top forward from this draft class. His size will remain the biggest concern but it shouldn't hold him back given his intelligence and gamebreaking abilitiy.
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The authoritative guide to deploying A-Interface-compliant CDMA systems The experiences of Low and Schneider and their clear exposition should be of great benefit. -- from the Foreword by Irwin Mark Jacobs, Chairman and CEO, QUALCOMM The new CDMA A-Interface enables wireless service providers to build scalable, expandable wireless networks with the best equipment from multiple vendors, adding value and reducing risk. In CDMA Internetworking, two leaders of advanced CDMA projects bring clarity to the complex standards documents, showing technical professionals and managers exactly how to build and deploy A-Interface compliant systems. The first authoritative, in-depth A-Interface implementer's guide, this book fully reflects the CDMA Development Group's CDG-IOS detailed open interface standards--providing comprehensive detail for building fully interoperable systems. Coverage includes: * Call Processing and Mobility Management * Supplementary Services and Short Message Services (SMS) * Wireless Data Services * Over-the-Air Service Provisioning (OTASP) and Authentication * Radio Resource Management and Terrestrial Circuit Management * Interoperability with SS7, IS-95 CDMA air interfaces, and IS-41 systems * Practical troubleshooting guidance and detailed information on failure conditions CDMA Internetworking contains dozens practical examples and illustrations, drawn from the authors' real-world experience with the CDMA Open A-Interface and CDG-IOS standards. With this book, wireless professionals can spend less time resolving technical ambiguities--and more time building reliable, interoperable systems that get to market fast!
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Now raising intellectual capital
Cazenove lives it large in ECM
Thomson Reuters data on equity capital markets activity over the first 9 months of the year throws up some pretty exciting data if you are a Cazenove shareholder.
Top of the European league table by a country mile sits JP Morgan with $33.5 billion of deals. And that figure incorporates the ECM deals done by JPM's UK subsidiary (50 percent plus a share) JP Morgan Cazenove. On its own JPM Caz was responsible for $24.2 billion of deals, making it top of the table by some distance. Its nearest rival was Morgan Stanley with $15.5 billion of deals.
This figure has particular resonance because of the possibility that JPM might buy out the Cazenove stake in JPM Caz.
$24.2 billion is a touch under 15 billion pounds. Underwriting fees are about 3.25 percent of value these days. Apply this to the figure and you get to about 480 million pounds. JPM Caz doesn't get to keep all of this: it has to pay JPM for access to its balance sheet and share fees with other institutions when it sub-underwrites. There are also accountants and lawyers to pay.
Squeeze is on for investment banks
Investment banks are facing a big squeeze. For an industry that was generating record revenues just months after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, this may seem unlikely. But the revival looks set to be short-lived. Increased regulation and greater competition means the super-charged returns the industry generated for most of the past decade are likely to prove elusive.
Analysts at JPMorgan believe 2009 will prove to be the high point in the investment banks' relentless upward march. They expect revenues in 2011 to be no higher than in 2006. More significantly, the industry's return on equity will fall to 10.8 percent, far lower than what they have got used to.
The recession is tough on teeth
The U.S. economy isn't giving dentists many reasons to smile yet, an annual survey of the profession by JPMorgan has found.
84 percent of dentists said the economy was having a negative or strongly negative impact on their practices.
74 percent said they think the economy will continue to weigh on their businesses 12 months out.
CIT timing not the greatest
Though, I'm not sure if it would have been better for the talks between CIT and the government to break down last week either. The pairing of almost certain bankruptcy of the little guy lender with the blow-out earnings of Wall Street giants, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, makes a strong argument for smaller financial institutions to beef up their operations so they, too, can be too big to fail.
I hope Geithner and Bernanke are preparing their defense for the populist backlash.


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As many of you may know Earth Day was on April 22nd, 2013. The theme for this year's Earth Day was "The Face of Climate Change". If you would like more information on Earth Day check out the many resources available at http://www.earthday.org/.
USC-Union will be celebrating Earth Day today, Wed. 24, 2013, in the gym from 12:00 to 1:00. The biology students at USC-Union have created some really great projects that will be on display at this time. The theme for this year's project is entitled "Trash to Treasure". Please show your support and look at the display of their diverse projects; there are a few that may surprise you!
Image(s) courtesy http://wordplay.hubpages.com/hub/earth-day-clip-art
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The GrandfathersThe Jesus Storybook Bible – Animated DVD with 11 Old Testament StoriesThe Sacred Search Study 8-Session DVD Companion to the book
Teens and Tweens
God's Little Instruction Book for the Class of 2013Baseball, Boys and Bad Words – Andy AndrewsObsessed – Hayley DiMarcoTrue Purity – Hayley and Michael DiMarcoA Girl's Guide to Making Really Good Choices – Elizabeth GeorgeA Boy's Guide to Making Really Good Choices – Jim GeorgeThe One Year Devos for Teen Girls – Dannah Gresh and Suzy WeibelTriple Dog Dare: One Year of Dynamic Devotions for Boys – Jeremy V. JonesFire Prophet (fantasy fiction) – Jerel LawSir Kaye: The Boy Knight – Don M. Winn
Women's Interest
Girls With Swords – Lisa BevereHappy Women Live Better – Valorie Burton The Fruitful Wife – Hayley DiMarcoWorking Women of the Bible – Susan Di MickeleLet. It. Go. – Karen EhmanA Year of Biblical Womanhood – Rachel Held EvansMoving from Fear to Freedom (Conversation Guide and 7 Session DVD) – Grace FoxConfessions of a Raging Perfectionist – Amanda JenkinsA Woman's Guide to Hearing God's Voice (2 copies) – Leighann McCoyA Place to Belong (2 copies) – Lisa TroyerFierce Women – Kimberly Wagner
Men's Interest
Real Valor – Steve FarrarMan to Man: Becoming the Believer God Called You to Be (2 copies) – Dennis E. HensleyBattles Men Face – Gregory L. Jantz
God Hearts Me: A Bible Promise Book for Girls The Action Bible Handbook: A Dictionary of People, Places and ThingsThe Berenstain Bears: Good Deed Scouts Help Their Neighbors – Jan and Mike BerenstainHear My Prayer – Lee Bennett Hopkins
Love, Marriage, and Divorce
Divorce to Wholeness (2 copies) – Sharon Kay Ball with Paige HendersonFaith Legacy for Couples – Jim and Jerolyn BogearMen and Women: Enjoying the Difference – Dr. Larry CrabbGet Lost: Your Guide to Finding True Love – Dannah GreshHow To Argue So Your Spouse Will Listen – Sharon Morris MayWhat Your Husband Isn't Telling You – David MurrowThe Respect Dare – Nina RoesnerThe Marriage Turnaround – Mitch TempleReal Love – Andy Thompson
Spiritual Growth/Christian Living
Hello: My Name is Not Cancer - Guy BeckI Believe in Healing – Cecil Murphey
Bibles and Devos
Begin: A Journey Through Scriptures for Seekers and New Believers, (ESV)Mom's Devotional Bible – (NIV)Real Life Devotional Bible for Women – (NIV)Uncensored Truth Bible for New Beginnings (NLT)Live Second: 365 Ways to Make Jesus First – Doug BenderA Story of God and All of Us (Based on the Bible TV Miniseries) – Roma Downey & Mark BurnettCrossroads Reflections: Inspiration for Every Day of the Year – William Paul Young
Rough Road to Freedom (2 Copies) – Neil T. AndersonAfter the Fall: A Climber's True Story of Facing Death and Finding Life (2 Copies) – Craig DeMartinoOver the Top: How One Move Changed a Climber's Life – Russell FralickThis Ordinary Adventure: Settling Down Without Settling – Christine Jeske and Adam JeskeDavid's Goliath: Winning the Battle Against All Odds: David LyonsSalvage – David W. Pierce Life Without Limits – Nick Vujicic
Christianity and Religion
The Juvenilization of American Christianity – Thomas E. BerglerWhen Donkeys Talk – Tyler BlanskiBound Together – Chris BraunsChristian History Made Easy – Timothy Paul Jones The Heart of Religion (2 Copies) – Matthew T. LeeMidnight in Aisle 7 – Jay LowderVertical Church – James MacdonaldI Believe in Heaven – Cecil Murphey and Twila BelkFollow Me – David PlattHow Then Shall We Worship – R.C. SproulThe Hole in Our Gospel – Richard Stearns
Lead Your Family Like Jesus – Ken Blanchard, Phil Hodges and Tricia GoyerTrophy Child – Ted CunninghamWhat a Son Needs from His Mom – Cheri Fuller Handicap Never! I Will Love You Forever – Sharon Kurtz HammelMiracles and Moments of Grace: Inspiring Stories from Moms – Nancy KennedyConnecting Church and Home – Dr. Tim Kimmel 21 Ways to Connect with Your Kids – Kathi LippManners That Matter for Moms – Maralee McKeePraying Through Your Child's Early Years – Jennifer Polimino and Carolyn WarrenThe Baby Companion – Jessica Wolstenholm and Dr. Andrea Johnston


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4. New University Policy on Information Security
A new policy on Information Security has been approved by the PRAC ICT Sub-committee and will soon be submitted for consideration by Council. The policy was drafted by the ICT Forum's Information Security Advisory Group in consultation with the Legal Services Office, Council Secretariat and the Information Security Best Practice Project (ISBP). We (the ISBP team) are now working with Council Secretariat to finalise the wording of the policy and to begin the process of submitting the policy to Council.
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We started our Labs at the mathaf museum. We are working within their spaces to create a variety of different works of art, encompassing lots of different mediums. There are 13 separate labs, and each one is focusing on "hybrid making", and how the theme applies specifically to Qatari culture, since most of their goods have to be imported into the country. The economy of this small nation boomed with the discovery of oil reserves in the 1960s, so their culture tends to come across as a mixture of many other traditional aspects. There were not many native Qatari citizens when the oil was discovered, many that live here now are ex-pats, or foreign altogether.
What I find most interesting about Qatar is that the government takes advantage of this booming economy by investing in their people and the budding culture. 70% of all the world's construction is currently taking place here in Doha. The government commissions state-of-the-art buildings, like the "narwhal building", which has won many architectural awards, and is designed so that all parts of the building [which is lined with solar panels] receives the exact same amount of sunlight, so that it is not unevenly heated in the hot summer months. Their Museum Federation, which plans to open 17 new museums in the country by 2020, is currently the world's largest art buyer. They even won the bid for the 2022 World Cup. This area has a lot of potential, and I'm really excited to be a part of it!
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I've done a good search (or so I think) to see if anyone else has seen this issue, and I've come out empty handed.
Anyways, setup Windows 7 with Man profiles for the students to use this september, this will be our first year on Man profiles and should come as a nice supprise to some of them.
Their network home drive (N: maps correctly 100% of the time), "Documents" is set to Basic "Redirect to the users home directory".
Funny thing is that the documents 1/3 of the time doesnt redirect, but leaves an error message in the event log of:
"Folder redirection policy application has been delayed until the next logon because the group policy logon optimization is in effect."
Taking a look at microsoft doesnt really show much for that error other than some references to windows XP fast logon which I havent spotted anywhere. But this doesnt effect the roaming profiles of users, they all seem alright (assuming because once its set its set).
Anyone got any ideas, or at least seen this before?


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The purpose of Fun2BFit is to both reverse the trends of childhood obesity and to take responsibility within our communities to provide programs which will promote a healthy lifestyle for children and their families.
This program costs $10-$30 per month.
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A selection of work in our Degree show. Go in and take a look – it's on until tomorrow!
D&Ad Portfolio
My D&Ad Talent Profile is now published on the D&Ad website!
I was very excited when I saw it up there this morning! At the moment it's on the first page! It's just got my most recent work on there, but it's amazing to be part of D&Ad new blood and to be on the website!
I can't wait for the NewBlood exhibition! Bring on July!
Proctor and Stevenson and UWE Degree Show.
Last Monday I started my three month internship at Proctor and Stevenson. I've already felt myself grow in so many ways! My photoshop skills have been put to the test, and my design knowledge has been pushed, but I've so far loved it! I'm enjoying working in a studio, being part of a team, getting involved in actual briefs and working for a client with specific instructions. It's a completely new experience for me, but I'm loving it, and so far, think it's going well!
The UWE Degree show at Bower Ashton also opened on Friday. These are a few pieces of my work that made it into the exhibition. As a total, eight pieces of my work were chosen for the show, and spread out over the room. All the work featured was either created within my chosen subject of Organisation, or as part of my submission to ISTD. Overall I'm pleased with my pieces that went into the show, but I was a bit confused as to why all my work wasn't in one place, or that we didn't have a particular part of the room to represent us, it was a bit confusing and you couldn't really get a feel or the context of some of the work, but other than this, I think the show highlights the course well, (just not the individual designers).
However, there is still some really nice work around the exhibition, and if you're in Bristol for the next week, or happen to be around Bower Ashton, come and have a look at our show!!
My newspaper, on the wall at the final show. More on my blog soon! #uwe #degreeshow #graphics #newspaper #graphicdesign #finalyear #design #privateview #bower (at Bower Ashton, Bristol)
On Friday @DandAD_Talent had a #TwitterAnnual day. Setting one new brief an hour and choosing the best ones to go in their TwitterAnnual book. These are a few of my entries.
The brief's ranged from selling more tea to the french, recreating 'The Early Bird catches the Worm', Advertise recycling, Yellow and creating a new front cover for the 2013 D&AD Annual which comes out later this year. Over the day there were ten briefs set, and you could just pick and choose which you wanted to enter. I really enjoyed working quickly and creating such a variety of work. We went a bit mad at the end of the day, but it was fun, and I'm glad I took part in the day!
This week we launched our Level 3 Publication, 'It's All About Terminology', based around the theme of 'Commercial Artist' and celebrated at the Looking Glass in Bristol. The publication itself explores the language and the terms of Art and Commerce. We celebrated with drinks, music and a live twitter feed engaging people with the conversation, and allowing them to explore the term themselves. It was a really good night, I decided it would be a perfect time to use my Fujifilm camera and loved it! Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate!
(other photos taken by Fanny Wilson from her blog, http://fannywnilsson.tumblr.com )
It's that time of the year, UWE Degree show starts next Friday (7th June) with the Private View. Head down if you're in and around Bristol!
My ISTD on the U.W.E. typenowhere Graphic Design blog. (Kinda wish I'd sent more than one photo in, but didn't think I was allowed! Whoops!)