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Forestdale Road (NFS Road 31013) will close to over snow motor vehicles on December 28, 2012. All motor vehicles including snowmobiles are required to stay out of the area.
Forestdale Road is typically opened to over-snow vehicles in the early winter and late spring when insufficient snow exists at the Hope Valley Snopark. Hope Valley Snopark has had adequate snow accumulations in the last few weeks, making staging available to snowmobiles.
The timing of the closure of Forestdale Road is determined on an annual basis by the Carson District Ranger based on a review of on-the-ground conditions.
The Mokelumne Wilderness area is adjacent to Forestdale Road on the west and is always closed to motor vehicles. Snowmobile riders should be aware of all closed areas and ride only in areas with sufficient snow.
Stay safe when recreating in winter conditions by having the proper snow gear and letting someone know where you intend to go. Snowmobilers must also carry a California Snopark pass and have a valid state registration on the machine.
Learn more about this release by contacting the Carson Ranger District at 775-882-2766. To learn more about the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest visit our website at www.fs.usda.gov/htnf. Or follow us on Twitter @HumboldtToiyabe.
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Eric Weiman is on his way to a famous music camp in San Francisco, a prize he won in a New Orleans guitar contest. He hopes he'll find a teacher and mentor there. He expects the best summer of his life. But there will be complications whom he met when they both won the Quickfinger Guitar contest in New Orleans, he's never been so far from home. He hopes he'll make friends and learn a lot about music. That will happen but not before a strange twist of fate causes Eric to call on reserves of courage he never knew he had as he visits the most fascinating places in this complex and beautiful city.
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Macerino is a frazione (parish) of Acquasparta, and lies around 15km from its commune. The official census figures list the population of the hamlet at just seven people, though in reality this swells during summer months when foreign visitors hit town in search of their perfect rural holiday destination. That is not to say that the village becomes over-run, however, simply that you must book in advance if you wish to stay in this delightful 16th century hilltop village.
There are two public squares in the centre of the village, the main one being Piazza del Pieve. Here you will find the parish church of S. Biagio, which is open to the public and houses a number of fine paintings and other works of art. There is another church in to be found, namely the Madonna del Fiore (though this is not always open to the public), and the village is great for a lazy stroll on a hot summers day.
Amenities in the village are limited, with only a single bar to be found. Shops, cafes and restaurants are all found within close proximity, however, and touring the small towns and villages of this unspoilt region are what a holiday in Umbria is all about. Acquasparta is the administrative centre of the local area, and has much more in the way of amenities, though the town is 15km away, and the use of a hire car is almost essential when staying in this especially rural part of Italy.
What else you do in Macerino is purely down to personal preference. Some visitors like to walk and hike in the surrounding countryside, taking in the unspoilt views that the hilltop location offers. Others are happy to relax in the confines of their Macerino holiday rental accommodation, watching the sun set with a glass of local wine in hand. Horse riding, mountain biking and fishing are just some of the many other options that can be enjoyed in this rich and varied region.
The beautiful region of Umbria is full is historic towns and traditional villages, and many visitors like to visit at least three or four destinations during their stay. Otricoli (54km) is small but perfectly formed, and is situated on a former Roman archaeological site. Terni (22km) is another ancient town that also has its fair share of Roman buildings and structures. Further afield, Perugia (76km) is a fascinating city with a plethora of attractions.
Macerino is a popular holiday rental destination during spring and summer months, when the daily average temperature is a pleasant 24C, and the hottest of summer days can reach well above 30C. Winters are short, mild and have relatively low rainfall.
There are two primary airports for visiting Macerino, namely San Egidio Airport (PEG), near Perugia, and Rome Ciampino Airport, near the capital. The distances of the airports from Macerino are 48km and 87km respectively, with Rome receiving the larger number of flights from the UK.


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Summary: Got an iPhone for the holidays? Apple's latest iPhones still don't pack as much battery life as some of their nearest competitors. But by applying a few system tweaks, you can improve your iPhone's battery life considerably. Here's how you can conserve your mobile's power.
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Turn off 'parallax' motion user interface
If you slowly jiggle your iPhone in your hand, you may notice the "parallax" effect of three-dimensional icons sitting on top of your wallpaper. This effect uses internal hardware to sense the direction, speed, and motion of your movements. This, as you might expect, will drain the battery. Though flashy and visually quite cool, it's not wholly necessary if you're a power user.
To disable the "moving wallpaper" feature, head to Settings > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion, then flick the switch in the on position.
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Disable Siri's 'raise to speak' feature
Siri can be activated by holding your iPhone close to your face, as though you're having a face-to-face talk with the intelligent assistant. But the proximity hardware sensor is always checking to see if you are nearby. This may impact the battery over the course of the day.
Head to Settings > General > Siri, then disable the Raise to Speak button to disable the feature. The alternative isn't so bad: You can still hold down the home button to speak to Siri.
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Prevent Spotlight Search from indexing unnecessary files
Spotlight needs to index your entire phone's contents regularly so that it can serve up the best results. This may not use up a whole lot of processing power, but it's certainly helpful in the long run by removing items from the list that you don't use.
You can select which areas of your phone to index by heading to Settings > General > Spotlight Search and tapping any item you wish to exclude from the search index.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The giant spire that will top 1 World Trade Center is making its way to Manhattan.
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Successfully obtaining privileged communications — even where there is strong evidence of fraud or criminal wrongdoing — is not a simple matter of alleging that the lawyer's communications were in furtherance of the alleged crime or fraud.
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Two major law firms, Patton Boggs and Squire Sanders, are expected to merge on June 1.
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Brazilian judges ordered a reopening of criminal charges against Chevron and 11 employees over the 3,600 barrel oil spill.
Judge rules massive Chevron damages were the result of unethical practices
While Donziger is expected to try and appeal the ruling, the news could give Chevron an edge in pushing back against international efforts to hold it accountable for environmental issues stemming from oil operations within Ecuador.
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Ecuadorian plaintiffs sue Chevron in Brazil
Residents of an Amazon rainforest are trying to collect on a judgment they won against Chevron, and the oil giant is refusing to pony up.
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• In Riverside Dec. 1, a woman reported that a dispute broke out at a residence on Vail Avenue during which she was struck by another woman with a candle holder. The complainant, said police, sustained cuts to her head from the assault. No arrests related to the incident were reported.
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• A Flanders woman who was evacuated from her home during Hurricane Sandy in October reported Nov. 24 that a bag she left on her driveway was missing when she returned to the property. An assortment of sweaters, make-up, pajamas, and other personal items were in the bag, with an estimated value of $1,900, she told police.
• Copper gutter material was taken from a Westhampton mini-storage facility Nov. 27. Police are looking into the theft.
• A truck was reported stolen from the parking lot of the Garden Deli in Flanders Nov. 29. Police said the truck was unlocked and the keys were inside.
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• In Hampton Bays Dec. 2, the owner of Buckley's Inn Between told police that a driver hit a car near the patio of the business and then left without reporting the accident. Police are looking for the vehicle.
• An employee of Macy's in Hampton Bays told police Nov. 26 that after her shift ended she found damage to the rear driver's side of her car. No leads or witnesses have been reported.
• A Southampton man told police that a driver struck his vehicle on Major's Path Nov. 28 and then left the scene without reporting the incident.
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• An engine block was stolen from a Hampton Bays auto repair shop on Ponquogue Avenue Dec. 1. An arrest related to the theft was made by town police last week.
• The owners of a CPA firm in Eastport told police Nov. 30 that a mailbox worth $180 was removed from its stand at the office on Old Country Road Nov. 30.
• At the Bridgehampton Commons Nov. 29, a woman reported that her purse was stolen from her shopping cart while she was putting items into her car. The case is active.
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• In East Quogue Dec. 1, a woman reported that someone intentionally damaged her roadside fence by knocking it over. Extra patrols were requested in the area although police declined to release the street name where the damage occurred.
• Damage to glass at the Hess gas station in Hampton Bays was reported Nov. 30. An alarm was triggered due to the damage and police were called to the scene. Cops say Hess surveillance footage will be examined and the case is active.
• A mailbox was reported damaged at a residence on Noyac Path in Noyac Nov. 27.
• A Riverhead woman told police Nov. 26 that someone punctured a tire on her vehicle that had been parked on Speonk-Riverhead Road in Northampton.
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UFAs and jerseys (p.m. update)
SFGate.com Is the next Tommy Kelly in this year's UFA class? The Raiders announced their class of nine undrafted free-agent signings today on their website. (P.M. UPDATE: New jersey numbers are out, too, so scroll down.) As it turns out, it's everyone that has been reported here already. The chances of making the opening day […] [Read More]
The cost of DHB
Raiders first-round pick Darrius Heyward-Bey said he wants his deal done in Darren McFadden time (well before camp), not JaMarcus Russell time (long after camp). "It's very important," Heyward-Bey said. "I want to get the deal done fast so I can get out there with JaMarcus and the rest of the guys to build that […] [Read More]
Fan reaction: last one
Here's the last of responses to Tuesday's fan reaction story to Darrius Heyward-Bey and Oakland's No. 7 pick in the draft. Then, we move on. Notice how the further away the draft got, the more fans came to embrace DHB. [Read More]
UFA class up to nine
The Raiders have added Tennessee State wide receiver Chris Johnson and Oregon linebacker Jerome Boyd to the class of undrafted free agents, which now stands at nine. And you thought the Raiders had yet to sign a Chris Johnson to the roster (note to Raiders: Tom Cable has twice acknowledged the re-signing of your cornerback. […] [Read More]
Raider fan reaction: Part II
SFGate.com The Black Hole continues to speak. As promised, here's more fan reaction following the draft. The idea isn't to prolong the bashing, which is lessening with each passing day. This just gives and idea what other Raider fans are thinking about Darrius Heyward-Bey getting pick at No. 7 overall Saturday. There will be one […] [Read More]
DHB and me on Comcast
Darrius Heyward-Bey is No. 1 in the Raiders' draft class. Now, he'll be No. 12 on the team roster. He'll be wearing Ken Stabler's number when he makes his Raiders debut at next weekend's minicamp, the first time he'll be in Oakland since the Raiders picked him with the seventh overall selection of the NFL […] [Read More]
Make that seven UFAs
The Raiders also signed UC-Davis offensive guard Jonathan Compas, per the school website (thanks to UCD for emailing the link). Compas was named All-Big West Conference three times and All-America once (the Football Championship Subdivision, I think it is, used to be Division II). He was also a three-time academic all-conference guy, so there goes […] [Read More]
And there there were six UFAs
The Raiders signed Boise State tight end Chris O'Neill, the school announced on its website. Also, they reportedly gave a contract to Southern Utah wide receiver Nick Miller, according to that school's website. One day, perhaps the Raiders will let their own website make similar announcements. In time. [Read More]
Fans respond: Part I
Thanks to all for crashing my Outlook system yesterday in response to today's story on Raiders fan reaction to the draft. Lots of great stuff, and way too much for an 18-inch story. So all those 10 cents don't go to waste, we'll do this: a line or two from the results will run in […] [Read More]
Even more this and that
The Raiders are one of those very few teams in the NFL who won't announce the undrafted free agents they've signed immediately after the draft. That's just the way they are. In lieu of new names to add to the independent confirmation search, here are a few news items to look over, none of which […] [Read More]
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Great write up.
2_ALA: What about the ALA's stylesheet?
It will be useful, IMHO.
Just tried the the stuff out and made myself a handheld css. Worked great. Too bad that there is not many telephones out there that include a good browser (Opera/Mozilla).
Just wanted to say thnks alot.
I modified a local development site and used the 'shift+F11' preview in Opera7. It worked and displayed perfectly. But when I copied the site to a DELL AXIM Pocket PC running Internet Explorer, it does not display correctly. It seems to pick up some aspects of the pda CSS and then other aspects of the standard style sheet. The result is a melange. Is this a known problem with IE on pocket PCs?
If you're going to disable all images from loading then we're just talking about text, correct? In the case of email, who has a computer hooked to the Internet, but no phone? What practical application is there for someone with a cell phone, or other device, to access aside from looking up movie listings while driving to the theater? You know who does love this stuff is the cell phone providers. It gives the users more reasons to have to mess with their phones and more ways for them to blow minutes when they are bored. It is a novelty currently but shortly will fade away and become a topic on one of those VH1 shows in the next 5 to 10 years.
Bad table:
table td {display: block;}
Good table:
table[summary] {display: table-cell;}
If you do W3C-pedantic-style table it is formatted nicely even in lynx! http://wiki.pornel.ldreams.net/lynx [lang=pl]
I have downloaded and installed NetNewsWire 2.0 beta 3 on my Mac and I really like this Mac news reader as it has a built in support to display not only the site feeds but to actually jump to the site and view the article internally. Now, certainly you could enlarge the NetNewsWire window for as large as you would with your web browser. I however like to keep it small as I only jump to the original article when something really got me interested.
Now, I just thought that as news readers become more and more smart – also thinking about Mozilla's side bar at this moment – I think there is a bit more than just the hend held when alternative web views might come handy…
The only way I know of is to either not specify 'handheld' in the media or use Javascript. Let's assume that the handheld screen is 200 pixels. I know this is probably wrong but I'm just using 200 as an example. If the screen width is equal or less to 200, lose the stylesheet. This script assumes the stylesheet link is the first link element in the page.
if (self.screen.height<=200)
I'm not saying this is the best way, this is just the way I would do it.
The biggest problem is that many of the existing Nokia phones with XHTML browser ignore the media attribute for the link tag. Even that I specify a stylesheet for media="screen", it appeared on the Nokia's browser as well and caused some big problems; part of the text on the page are out of the page and cannot be viewed; even if I scroll, the text are hidden, overflowed the viewable area.
I hope somebody can have a fix on disabling CSS for the Nokia's XHTML browser without using any server side language.
I'm still working on getting a fix myself.
Just in case it helps anyone, I have run Damon Cool's ( http://www.htmldog.com/test/handheld.html – see page 2 of this discussion ) handheld media type test on my Orange SPV C500 Smartphone which is running Windows Mobile 2003 with Internet Explorer.
The browser applies all the stylesheets irrespective of media specified. I haven't tried this but I'm guessing that so long as you declare your handheld stylesheet last you should be able to override the css already applied from the media=screen stylesheet.
congratulations for the article.
congratulations for the article.
I tested some webpages including ALA on Siemens CX65. Everything just fine. Siemens uses browser from Openwave which ignores CSS. Links like "Skip navigation", "Top of the page" are really useful. I think that link skipping main content to menus on the right on ALA would be useful too.
I'll be honest- I'm hugely excited about the fact that more and more handheld devices are managing to deal with XHTML and CSS.
Being a Nokia 6600 owner (symbian operating system with Opera installed) I have already managed to experince the joys ahead.
But I'll tell you one thing (two actually…):
1. Surfing the internet wirelessly on my laptop with gfx@full resolution, XP Pro, latest I.E. and plug-ins, is quite a difference experience to the slugginsh, boring looking days of even as recent as 1998.
The handheld devices will go through a similar perdios of maturity, and most of our work won't even need special mark-up, just GOOD mark-up (like ANYTHING viewing it needs!)
2. I just hope the likes of V0d4F0n£ et. al. don't lock the Internet down to their poor services too tightly. (If I'm honest, I haven't even managed to try out Opera on my handset yet because the V0d4F0n£ 'L1V£' settings don't seem to allow me to bypass their bespoke (and comparitively poor) software)
Oh well, that's my two cents worth, I'd appreciate your thoughts :)
I'm off to install the Managed Fax Service on MS SBS 2003, and then it's back to php, MySQL and XHTML/CSS :D
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I've been using Opera for desktop since long. I badly need a version for my Palm OS4 handheld and I'm sure there are many others around who'd want a standards based browser for the palm. The only one that comes close is the Xiino3 and is still far from it though it is the best around. Blazer and iPanel lag far behind.
A word of advise though. Make it for OS4 and add compatibility for OS5 as majority of Palm users are still on 4. You can't just upgrade your software but need to upgrade your hardware too
Embracing standards in Web Design is the right way to go, after readind this article I noticed that a lot of sites developed using standards are already Pocket-Sized friendly.


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From 1896 until World War I, the Appeal to Reason, a socialist weekly newspaper published in Girard, was one of the nation's most influential newspapers. Professor Randy Roberts of Pittsburg State University will discuss the Appeal's roles in investigative journalism, the impact upon social and legislative policy, the passage of the nation's first pure food and drug legislation and the paper's legacy in American history.
Professor Roberts will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25 at the Tonganoxie Community Historic Site, 201 W. Washington Tonganoxie. The presentation is courtesy of Kansas Humanities Council. If you have further questions you can reach the Tonganoxie Community Historical Society at (913) 845-2852.
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During the French Revolution portion of Mel Brooks' epic comedy "History of the World, Pt. I", Count de Money…no, no you fool, Count de Monet…de-Mon-A…approached King Louis XVI to inform him of an impending revolt against the crown.
"It is said that the people are revolting"…the Count, (portrayed brilliantly by the late Harvey Korman), tells him.
"You said it", replies the King…"they stink on ice".
Well, like the good King Louis, the collective partnership octo-cluster that is the Atlanta Spirit, LLC. may be facing the same type of social unrest…a type of "revolt" if you will… from the good and decent, hockey-loving citizens of Blueland.
To date, any such revolt has been a silent one…fans, in great numbers, simply have chosen to not pay the money to attend games this season. In the most recent home game, Tuesday's 4-3 win vs. Colorado, the "official" attendance announced was 12,101. But I tell ya kids, if there were 12K+ subjects in Blueland's Castle Philips Tuesday night, 4,000 of them spent the game downing ale and chasing wenches in Taco Mac or something because there were only 8,000 in the barn…maybe 8,000.
Let's see…the Falcons weren't playing, and haven't for eight weeks. The Braves haven't even thrown the first pitch of the season yet. The Hawks weren't on TV Tuesday night, neither UGa nor GT played basketball and the weather hasn't exactly been balmy enough to spend time hanging out on the deck barbecuing in the evening. So, I'm wondering what it is that Don Waddell might blame the low attendance on…I mean, now that the fall and all it's distractions has long past gone.
I know…everyone was watching the Barak Obama Show from the Capitol Tuesday night. Surely that's it…right Don?
Anyway… we all know how the Thrashers and other NHL teams, as a means to inflate the overall numbers, figure in "tickets sold" and "tickets given away" and all that. Also, it's clear that a Tuesday night matchupbetween two teams that are languishing toward the bottom of the standings isn't exactly going to create a stampede at the box office. Especially so if the host team has won but 9 times in 28 games on their home ice. Regardless, seeing only about 7,000 or 8,000 warm-carbon-based-units in Blueland is more the norm than the exception this year.
Yes, there are a certain amount of you that have chosen to stay away from Philips to "boycott" the management and ownership. You want to get their attention. Well, I have news for you…the 10,000 empty seats that normally greet the players when they take to the ice have certainly not gone unnoticed. The Spirit Clowns may be among the most incompetent set of buffoons ever to purchase a professional sports franchise…but they aren't blind. Hence, the discounted ticket prices that have accompanied the second halves of both this season and last.
And let me be very clear on this, I have absolutely no problem with them reducing prices to try to bring in more people. The marketing department and sales team have one job to do for this organ-I-zation…and that is putting butts in seats. Period. If 2,000 or 4,000 more seats can be sold at half price than otherwise…then they have do it.
Now, does that suck for season ticket holders who paid almost full price prior to the season? Well, as our friends in Min-EE-So-TAH would say, "Oh yeah..you bet-CHA"! But again, the job of your friendly ticket rep is to put as many cans in seats as they can…any way they can.
But rest assured…the "Protest of the Wallet" has definitely been noticed by the Spirit Boys.
And now, it appears, there are those who feel that the relatively quite revolt via absentia has failed to get the full measure of attention by those who rule the Blueland nest, so a few have begun a more visual and vocal approach to display their ire toward Blueland's throne. Fans wearing brown paper bags have been spotting at Thrashers games recently…I've even seen the occasional sign or two on display as well. I guess such things really should come as no surprise when a team is coming off a 34-40-8 for 76 points season and is following it up with a 22-35-6 performance and heading for about 66 points this year. That plus the team is rounding out it's 9thseason still looking for it's first ever playoff win and the same general manager through it all is still in charge.
Given that, and last years absurd statement by Bruce Levenson that the team is "moving in the right direction", fans are understandably upset.
And it seems a though the aroma of such an uprising has made it's way to the senses of those in the royal palace of Blueland…and it seems the ruling class does not find it pleasing at all. "Dissent…protest…expressions of frustration and discontent in Blueland? No, NO, NO…this simply will not do"!
There have been reports that fans who have brought signs with them have been told they cannot place them against the glass during the pre-game skate.
Hang on a sec… ever since I have been going to Thrashers games, fans have been allowed to hold up signs against the glass during the pre-game exercises. The homemade placards would range from support of the team, admiration and praise for an individual player or…as was the case on Nov. 18, 2007…to display the thought that maybe the wrong person had gotten fired the day prior.
I've heard murmurings as to how ushers have been given their marching orders in regards to any displays of discontent during future games…specifically the March 6 game when Montreal pays us a visit. If these rumors are true, fans who dare show up with signs displaying anything but support for the product the Spirit Clowns and Waddell have placed before us on the ice will have them confiscated at the door. Also, there will be absolutely no toleration of paying customers wearing brown bags over their heads. I guess they'll use the bags taken from you to dispose of the signs.
I know someone who works security at the arena who has told me that they have been directed to try and put the kibosh on anyone who might dare attempt to verbally call for a regime change in the Thrashers front office. He cites the management's desire to maintain a "family friendly" atmosphere in Philips.
Oh sure…it's OK to chant "Brodeur…YOU SUCK" and that's OK in a Blueland full of kiddies. But don't even try "Fire Waddell" or the black suits just might put the clamp-down on you.
But honestly, there is little they can do to keep all of you from chanting, "FI-RE WAD-DELL"…or "SPIR-it GROUP SUX", during the game…if that is what you so choose to do. I mean, it's not like they can make you check your vocal chords at the door, right? Sure, sure…they've sent Thrash over to bang his drum to drown out the chants…but he and security can't be everywhere.
To me, being able to vocalize your displeasure with what Waddell and the Spiriteers have done to this team is just as much a part of the game experience as cheering on the talent that is Ilya Kovalchuk, Tobias Enstrom, Zach Bogosian, Bryan Little, Rich Peverley, etc. Such ability should not be infringed upon…and it certainly would not be by an ownership that gave a damn about the poeplethat part ways with their hard-earned money to support the product they, the owners, and management are responsible for.
So…has a new era of censorship indeed begun in the Kingdom of Blueland?
Well, one fact that cannot be overlooked here is when one purchases a ticket to such an event, you… the ticket holder… agree to abideby the rules of the arena. But such an overt attempt to squash any public dissent aimed in their direction would simply show a tremendous lack of class and intestinal fortitude on their part. Plus, if the eight-headed monarchy thought that their subject were angry now, just imagine the ire that would come their way if those same individuals were denied the ability to let off some steam at the games…even if that meant that the octo-cluster was the recipient of the heat that came from that steam. Would they really want to escalate the situation?
Besides, we're not talking about a mob storming the castle with pitchforks and torches here, are we? Well… are we?
And on the other side of this issue…is there truly a spirit of "revolt" or "protest" in the chilly air of Blueland?
Well, let ask you, my fellow Bluelanders… are you are one of those who have had thoughts of entering through the gates of Philips Arena with signs in tow and sporting brown paper bags upon your head? If so, what do you make of such yammering that the guards at the gates might ask you to relinquish such items, or be denied entry?
Are you going to show up anyway…with your bags, with your signs… and MAKE them take these items from you?
Also, if you are going to attend the town hall meeting schedule for prior to the game…what might you have to ask of Bruce Levenson or any other members of the Clowns-Eight??
That is…if he, or any of the other rulers of Blueland, have the testicular fortitude to show up.
I'll give Waddell his props here…at least the man will stand up there and suffer the slings and arrows…whether it be in the town hall meetings or on the radio. I certainly have seen and heard more of the general manager during this season than I any of the Spirit Boys…outside of a courtroom, that is.
One more question for you all. Regardless of whether you support the silent "Protest Via the Wallet", a more visual or vocal display of disapproval…or you simply chose to attend, root for and accept the Thrashers as they are…since most of us agree that booing the players for poor performance on the ice has never been deemed "inappropriate", why then wouldn't those who are responsible for icing such a team not be big enough to take the same heat from the same set of fans?
If indeed the great octo-cluster that is the AS, LLC seem to think they are above such public criticism…well… then that would truly "stink on ice".
February 28th, 2009
8:04 am
Maybe someone out there that loves hockey in Atlanta knows someone that is a TV sportscaster. Freedom of expression is being taken away at Phillips Arena and i think it would make a great sports story on the six o'clock news. FIRE WADDELL.
February 28th, 2009
9:03 am
Spoke to my ticket rep the other day and he said that there were no changes in policy in regards to signs and stuff for the Habs game. We'll see.
The town hall is gonna be a hoot.
February 28th, 2009
9:04 am
I don't think anyone that protests will have anything taken from them; rather, they'll be taken to a room where they have to watch a loop of Natalie doing the "Keys to the Game" for two hours.
But seriously, I was someone that was trying to lead the Fire Waddell chants from 318. But the problem is that at a certain point, I realized that the folks who own the team just don't care. Firing Waddell would cost money, and they just don't want to spend the money to bring in someone competent. For the people like Levenson, the team is moving in the right direction in that it costs so little money to actually run the team.
It's kind of like watching a game against the Flyers – I always have a feeling of inevitability watching a game with them. I have hope at first, but I know it's just not going to work out. I feel the same way when it comes to these owners.
February 28th, 2009
9:05 am
Metropolit was claimed by Montreal. Guess Don was to busy to be checking the waiver wire. I can only hope he was busy updating his resume.
Need to begin a "guerilla" campaign to get heard. Have little signs and wear the opponent jersey…when the "Kiss Cam" hits you, hold up the sign. When they do the "Price is Right" game…yell out FIRE WADDELL. Wear a Thrasher jersey customized to read "Fire Waddell" and the uni number "09″.
The ASG is constantly inundating those of us in the men's league with 1/2 price ticket offers…the top sellers get time on the ice after the Thrashers game for a league all star game. Get both teams to have FIRE WADDELL on their jerseys…that would be priceless. Get photos of that and get it out into cyberspace.
We just need to get creative.
February 28th, 2009
9:29 am
I am all for complete regime change, ie. Saddam Hussein style. You have to cut off the head of the snake! That means you ASG
February 28th, 2009
9:31 am
Lets get a sellout for that game on 3/6/9!!
It is a nationally televised game in the US, and will be shown all over Canada since we are playing Montreal.
If you have boycotted the team by not showing up, show the entire continent that WE LOVE HOCKEY, and at the same time we hate what the owners have done to our hockey franchise.
February 28th, 2009
9:45 am
I will NEVER attend another Thrashers game as long as Wadell and the Atlanta Spirit Clowns are around. Period.
February 28th, 2009
10:15 am
Rawhide, bravo for your best column yet. I'm a former Day One season ticket holder who dropped his tickets before this season, and I fully intend to participate in this protest. Even my 4-year-old will be wearing a bag on his head on March 6. My sign will say "Support the players, fire the owners".
February 28th, 2009
11:21 am
Well that's just wonderful. First amendment rights of freedom of speech and freedom of expression are being taken away. Where's Saint Obama when you need him?
Keep it up Thrashers fans! The Lions tried to hold us down by taking away our Fire Millen signs but we kept it up and suffered through an 0-16 season this year, but it was worth it since Millen was fired.
Wear your bags and bring your signs! Let his people take them away. Viva la revolution!
When (if) Waddell gets his walking papers, it will feel like a holiday to you guys, and hopefully new owners will come in as well.
February 28th, 2009
11:38 am
Jason, I think the point is to keep the franchise value low. That way, if they win the court case (and have to buy out Belkin), they will have to pay him less for the current value of the franchise.
Paper bags is fine; I've done it before. If the producers controlling the cameras choose not to put protesters on, will anyone know they're protesting? On the other hand, a large, empty stadium is sort of hard to not show.
February 28th, 2009
11:50 am
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February 28th, 2009
1:25 pm
I'm with B. Thenet – show up and cheer the team on March 6th. Show the folks from north of the border that there are Southern hockey fans. As for the ASG consider them our cross to bear until the court case is done, the team sold, and new management in place. The time grows nearer.
Last week over many pitchers of Yuengling(best beer anywhere) a group of decided the beat way to take on the Canadian media (remember the morons who keep calling for franchise relocation, especially this one, to the north) is to make some some signs calling for Canadian franchise relocation – LeHabs KC or maybe the Las Vegas Maple Leafs. See how the bozo's like that.
Time to head to the tailgate. Come on down to the Gulch before the game tonight.
February 28th, 2009
1:43 pm
R. Stroz once said, "Become None" in Blueland. They appear to be on their way.
If the Spirit "henchmen" are stifling your 1st Amendment Rights, bring an attorney with you and serve them papers to appear in court the next morning. Philips Arena isn't a private, "members only" club. Anyone who purchases a ticket … as the right to be there. So long as they don't scream, "Fire!," at the top of their lungs, or encroach on public standards of obscensity, then they are free to yell "fire Wad-del" as often as they like.
I can't wait for Philips Arena to be the 1st in the nation to announce, "Yelling is NOT allowed" in its venue, during sporting events.
The boys at ESPN would eat it up, and Atlanta would be the laughing stock of the nation. It'd be water cooler "fodder" for the entire nation. And, I didn't think it possible, but it would make the Spirit ownership appear even more foolish than they are.
Of course, I think they do it DELIBERATELY. It's "useful" for them to appear foolhardy. As in, "whoops, looks they we messed up, again. Oh darn. Better luck next year. Why tear it down, when we're 'so close.'" When the real goal … is selling it for a "mint," in 2011, when the team is loaded with Bogosians, and Tavareses, etc.
February 28th, 2009
1:58 pm
Don't get saucy with me Bernaise!
February 28th, 2009
2:20 pm
What I'd like to know is: why hasn't Atlanta Spirit (or even Belkin for that matter) come out and said ANYTHING since the season began? I know that there are certain questions you can't answer because of the lawsuit, but, damn, silence is NOT golden!
February 28th, 2009
3:42 pm
I wish all you Thrashers fans luck in your boycott of management. Keep up the signs and the paper bags and you will defiantly get noticed up here in Canada. It will smeared across every sports station up here like Hurricane Katrina or 9/11. There will be talk of it for weeks I almost guarantee it. Just hope that Waddell doesn't move Kovy at the deadline, he is a true sniper that should never be traded.
February 28th, 2009
5:53 pm
Who all is goin>?
February 28th, 2009
7:45 pm
I am overweight with a heart problem but even I could have stopped the two goals that sorry son of a betch Finn Kari Letemin whiffed in during the first 20 minutes! John Petrino will leave him in because both are brainless idiots who do not know a damn thing about hockey. Good old Ilya "Another Misfire" Kovalchuk is in a zone again. A damn no-score zone. Oh yeah, on the power play, shoot the mother (X) puck! Pretty passes do not count for a damn thing. Another nauseating night in Loseland. To Hell with Kari Letemin. To Hell with all the ball-less quitters! Will gladly shell out a few bucks to purchase their tickets to Hamilton. Hell, ANY city outside of Georgia will suffice!
February 28th, 2009
8:42 pm
Ilya Kovalchuk scored with less than a minute to play in second period. No one can misfire forever! How long before worthless oxygen waste Kari Letemin gives that one back? Oh well. It is 2-1 after two periods. Is another of those close losses apologists savor so much only a few minutes away? Only time will tell.
February 28th, 2009
9:11 pm
WOW! That piece of shet in the Toiletlid goal is even more worthless than I thought he was! The Finn bestard sure gave the goal back in record time! Damn son of a betch. Secured another home loss! Thanks for nothing Finland! Mother (X) fourth rate backwater country not worth a flying (X). Do not export any more of your smelly trash! Can we deport the bestard?
February 28th, 2009
9:18 pm
Another goal for Kari Letemin to return! Hope it takes just a tad longer THIS time. Another close defeat looms. Break out that champagne apologists! Just think if the home team had a REAL damn goaltender instead of an untalented fraud between the pipes. Sigh. But sign him for life right braindead poll voters? Damn unintelligent jerks!
February 28th, 2009
9:35 pm
Home team netted enough. Congratulations! Nice rally. Been waiting all season to see some toughness. Witnessed it tonight!
February 28th, 2009
10:10 pm
Don'tja just love to see the team come back from behind in the 3rd period?\
Can I suggest that we give Peverley a long term contract in the offseason? He's obviously earned it. This guy makes things happen out there. I wasn't a believer in him 20 games ago, but I am now. Can we send Nashville a nice fruit basket or something?
Thought Big Bad Boris had a decent game. The kid had a few shots from the point, and only took 1 penalty. He played with some confidence tonight.
BTW; did anyone see M. Schneider's overtime goal for Montreal the other night? Love to see the Habs go all the way to the cup (and minimize our compensation). Meanwhile, we seem to have a firm lock on one of the top-3 picks in the draft.
February 28th, 2009
10:26 pm
Nice toe save in the waning seconds to seal the victory. Gritty effort, nice to see it pay off in a win. Can anyone that went to the game give me a more accurate attendance than the 17,796 as listed on nhl.com? I didn't look that full on TV. I liked the color commentator switch off in the 2nd, nice to get a different perspective.
February 28th, 2009
10:33 pm
We had a winning month ! A Very Nice comeback when it looked
like another loss to these guys.
Too bad we could not have played like this more often earlier…
Let's hope WISE changes are made starting with a NEW GM !
February 28th, 2009
10:35 pm
NY Islanders won tonight, 2-0, over Buffalo. So this loss really hurts Carolina, who could have gained 2-points on Buffalo. The NY Rangers also won, huring the 'Canes. The win doesn't hurt Atlanta's ping pong ball situation on draft day, as the Islanders did also win. So Atlanta didn't gain any ground on them. Or lose any, in pursuit of Tavares.
Carolina played a pretty good road game for 39-minutes. But in the final 21 minutes, they were outscored 5-1. Somewhere, out there, Peter Laviolette is smiling? I don't know.
Great comeback. Peverley can be re-signed, PROACTIVELY, on July 1, 2009. Peverley may reject contract negotiations in favor of trying to put up even better numbers in 2009-10, for a bigger contract than the one Atlanta 'might' hypothetically offer this summer. Peverley will probably play with Kovalchuk next season, assuming Kovalchuk is not dealt on the morning of the draft for the best deal Atlanta can get.
Kovalchuk, to his total credit, continues to say all the right things, like a politician in an election year. Tonight, he said Atlanta always plays 6-on-5, because of the great fan support. But does that 'great fan support' really jive with the turnstile attendance? Kovalchuk talked about building momentum for the remaining games and for next season. That's EXACTLY what he's supposed to say. Well done, Kovy.
Kovy gives every outward appearance of wanting to stay in Atlanta. Good! He'll have the chance to prove this 'sentiment' very shortly. It's March 1st, in a few hours. In precisely four months, he'll be eligibile to be re-signed for the REST OF HIS LIFE, if he so desires it. If Kovalchuk isn't re-signed by July 14, I think we'll have his answer. Kovy got two more tonight. I think he's up to 33 or 34 now. Peverly got a few tonight, including the game winner. Todd White chipped in, also. Todd White continues to say all the right things. When asked why the Thrashers lack consistency, he said words to the effect of , "When we're not playing as team, we're playing as individuals, and that's why we can find the consistency factor." That's an outstanding answer, and far better than, "We're demoralized by our ownership/management/budget situation."
February 28th, 2009
11:11 pm
I loved seeing Darren Idiot go over to the Hurricanes' broadcast booth in the 2nd period; unfortunately, it wasn't permanent…
February 28th, 2009
11:12 pm
Glovesave: While I don't think that attendance figure nearly represents the actual attendance, the crowd was noticeably larger than it has been for awhile. The large Carolina contingent didn't hurt either to fill the building. If I had to guess, looked like about 15k in actual attendance.
February 28th, 2009
11:42 pm
The crowd was large and ELECTRIC! It was a nice change. The come back win gave everyone a lot to cheer about.
March 1st, 2009
7:02 am
I agree with Wayne, A NEW Broadcast team next season ( ? ) would be great. These two we have get worse with every passing game !
March 1st, 2009
9:54 am
Thrashers have been a 3rd period team most of the year. Difference now is that they work the coaches system better. Pevs is the start of what Thrash should be getting for next year.
March 2nd, 2009
5:17 pm
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Family Day 2014
This year is only the second Family Day holiday here in BC and it is also the second annual Sidney Family Day event. Check out all the fun LEGO-themed action at the Sidney Family Day website. LEGO-Certified Professional Robin Sather …
Westshore Hobby Show
Come see us at the Westshore Town Centre Hobby Show, January 31 – February 2, 2014! We will have a display of MOCs and models as well as the infamous "Kid Build" bins so young and old can dive in …
See us in Sidney!
There are some great opportunities to see the work of VicLUG members in Sidney right now! In January, February and March you can see our work alongside a huge collection of official LEGO sets @ the Sidney Museum. They are …
Come see our Christmas Tree!
Thanks to Atrum Coal we got the chance to decorate a tree for the Victoria Festival of Trees at the Empress Hotel. Come down and see until January 4th. Decorating the tree by James, on Flickr
Bricktober Minifig Exchange @ TRU
According to the most recent LEGO Club magazine Toys R Us stores in Canada will be hosting a minifig exchange October 13th & 14th.
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Fall foliage for you trees
It is now possible to get leaves for your trees in colours appropriate for fall. Steve Barile, owner of Alt Bricks on BrickLink is now selling a "Fall Leaf Collection".
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Check out the Sidney Museum
Come see a huge collection of LEGO sets and a couple of cases of VicLUG members contributions at the Sidney Museum and enter a building contest!
Happy Fun Build Time Video
I came across this little video today called Build Anything. Simple and sweet with happy, calming music as I prepare to leave for BrickCon in Seattle on Thursday morning. Many will have already seen it – it is more than …
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No Model Train Show This Year
It is with deep regret that we must announce that VicLUG wil not participate in the 2011 Victoria Model Railway Show at Cedar Hill Rec Center. Too many members have professional and family commitments that conflict with the show and …
VicLUG helps celebrate BC Day
We have been invited to be part of the "preview day" for the BC Day Celebrations 2011 at the Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort this coming Sunday (July 31st) from 1:00 – 6:00 pm. Come look for us on the …
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Medium Craftsman ratchet, continuous fast spin. A light clacking sounding ratchet. Recorded with Edirol R-09.
Medium Craftsman ratchet tightening a nut, one crank. A light clacking sounding ratchet. Recorded with Edirol R-09.
Glass mancala pieces being dropped into a wooden board and being picked up.
Here are the sounds recorded from various objects.
Intense bike pedaling, coasting, and braking. Credit Needed / Much Appreciated
Small Matco ratchet tightening a nut. A light clinking ratchet. Recorded with Edirol R-09.
Common tumbler-style drinking glass being broken with a ball peen hammer. Close miked with Rode NT-5s in X-Y configuration.
Recorded with a Rode NT1-A, the sound of a bunch of keys being jangled.
Just a quick recording of me rattling my keys. Slight tinny, metal crashing between keys, keychains and carabiner. Recorded with ...
jingling change done in sound booth. no outside noise.
scratching skin
Scratching pants, Hair, and arm
a short piece of masking tape being pulled and torn off of a roll
Broken glass shuffled and gathered on a felt mat. Close miked with Rode NT-5s in X-Y configuration. Trimmed, DC removed, ...
utensils moving in drawer


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Charlottesville police have released a photo of a suspect in Monday's robbery of United Bank in downtown Charlottesville.
The man of interest is Richard Nelson Hawkins, III. He is also known as "Squirrel."
Hawkins is 37 years old, is five feet, eight inches, and has brown hair and brown eyes. He has a tattoo of a turtle on his right shoulder and two piercings in his left ear.
His last known address is 1312 Early Street in Charlottesville.
The United Bank was robbed just before 5 p.m. at the United Bank on Monday night. A cab company owner in Charlottesville told NBC29 that the suspect may have used one of his cabs as a getaway.
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© PeterDawson, Aug 2011
Problem: Dog Shooter (Main Block P3)
Camera used: Edited by Luke