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It gets dark early in October eh?! On the way back home when I went walking in the Chilterns last weekend. Hambledon lock near Henley. Not to worry though as I have this super-awesome LED Lenser torch. It's pocket-sized, all-metal, German-made, and even comes with a handy carry case. Buy one now!
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Ah, Swindon. Who hasn't dreamed of visiting that mythical Wiltshire town? I know I certainly have since I started walking along the ridgeway last week. So armed with maps and ample supplies I returned by bus to where I'd left off last time and headed west. It's a primal landscape dotted with iron age hill […]
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I was somewhat distraught on a recent visit to Eastbourne when I discovered the fish fountain described previously on these pages had disappeared! Not just the fish but the water feature and plinth had also vanished. Alarmed, I emailed the Enterprise Centre and heard no response for several weeks. I became convinced that I had […]
I went for an adventure this afternoon in the hitherto unexplored region north west of Reading. Started in the pleasant village of Streatley and headed in the general direction of Swindon along the "ridgeway" national trail. At first it was a little dull and plodding, the only interesting site being this memorial to a solider […]
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Went for a really long walk last Monday where I discovered the previously discussed tank-tractor. On the way back to Henley there was a really awesome sunset and I managed to take some nice photos with the trees silhouetted against the dramatic clouds.
Went down to Portland near Weymouth the weekend before last to go camping and climbing and generally be outdoors-y. Here, our encampment! Where we went climbing on Saturday: Nice sunset sky in the evening.
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I really liked how this old gate looked when I was out walking this afternoon.
Very very hungry caterpillars. Saw these ones having some sort of conference on a plant between Henley and Greys Court this afternoon. Also a bee, a fly, and an unidentified red insectoid.
Also, totally forgot to post photos from when I visited Copenhagen last month. Here they are! The castle at the end is the one Hamlet was supposed to live in.
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I've failed terribly at posting my photos on here of late. I blame work. Here are several I took when we went outdoor climbing in Majorca at the end of May. Somewhat unsettled weather, but it didn't actually rain until the last day. Climbing on the beach! About to go on an adventure off the […]

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Menuetto: Allegretto – Trio [7'36]
Andante cantabile [7'31]
Molto allegro [5'44]
Allegro [11'11]
Andante [7'31]
Menuetto: Allegretto – Trio [3'33]
Allegretto ma non troppo [8'48]
Allegro non troppo [10'12]
Andante con moto [8'33]
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Allegro vivace [5'21]
Allegro vviace assai [11'40]
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Allegro assai [9'35]
Allegro [7'36]
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To my very dear friend Haydn.
In all Mozarts published correspondence there is nothing quite like thissurely one of the most generous tributes ever paid by one composer to another. The sincerity of the younger mans admiration and affection for his friend cannot be doubted; even so, the sentiments are by no means unclouded by personal doubts and fears: isnt there just a suggestion of envy in the reiteration of the word celebrated? And, with the benefit of hindsight, one can detect evidence of the strain in Mozarts relationship with his father: why else this constant appeal to Haydns paternal instincts!
And then there is his admission that those six sons were the fruit of a long and very laborious effort; can this be the same Mozart who wrote his three most popular symphonies in less than three months and who allegedly composed the overture to Don Giovanni in a single night? We are so accustomed to the idea of the young genius turning out masterpiece after masterpiece with a kind of divine facility that it comes as a surprise to discover that these six so-called Haydn Quartets cost him nearly three years of sustained hard work. All the evidence suggests that Mozart found the composition of these Quartets unusually difficult; a good deal of his time was spent in making preparatory sketches and in revising movements already completed, and he would often have to postpone work on one quartet in order to rewrite part of another. In the case of the G major (K387) large sections of the finale had to be completely recomposed, and recent research has revealed that he made several abortive attempts at the finales of the B flat (K458) and A major (K464).
Why this protracted struggle? The answer lies, at least in part, in the dedication to Haydn. In 1781 Mozart had moved to Vienna and, soon after his arrival, he had made the acquaintance of Haydns recently published Opus 33 Quartets. According to Haydn these had been composed in a new and special way and, as Mozart quickly discovered, this was no mere hyperbole; not only are the six Op 33 Quartets more concentrated, more powerfully integrated than anything Haydn had written before, but there is also a noticeable moving away from the melody-plus-accompaniment writing of the early classical style to a kind of musical argument in which each of the four instruments is given an equal share. Mozart obviously accepted Haydns Quartets as a personal challenge, and before long he was making preliminary sketches for a set of his own in which this new kind of texture was to be adapted and refined to suit this particular mode of musical thinking. In the event, it turned out to be the most arduous task he ever undertook. If the six Haydn Quartets seem to the modern listener to be triumphantly successful it is only because Mozart had the strength and determination to persist even when his musical material proved intractable. Nevertheless there is little sense of strain, either emotional or compositional, in these Quartets; the listener is much more likely to be impressed by the richness of Mozarts invention and the extraordinary range of moods evoked by his music.
Any listener who has taken the trouble to get to know all six of these works cannot fail to be impressed by their wide expressive range and technical ingenuity. In fact it is fair to say that they show greater variety of mood and compositional resource than any comparable set by Haydn. One means no disrespect to Haydnhis 68 Quartets are as ingenious and varied as any group of instrumental works, but his development as a quartet composer was much more gradual and consistent than that of Mozart. Moreover, Mozart was able to devote an unusually long time to his six Quartets: there was no pressing deadline to meet, and so for once in his life he had leisure to experimentto try out new styles and even to rewrite whole movements when he was less than entirely happy with the results. Altogether the six Haydn Quartets occupied him for over two years, the last (K465) being completed in January 1785.
In them we see Mozart experimenting with monothematicism (K464, finale), chromatic enrichment of harmony (K428, first two movements), complex and disquieting harmonic progressions (K465, slow introduction) and the integration of fugal techniques with sonata principles (K387, finale); however the problem that seems to have occupied him most, at least at first, was the distribution of the musical argument equally between the four instruments. It was this aspect of Haydns innovatory Op 33 set which Mozart had found so challenging and, rather than resort to mere imitation, he had become determined to expand and refine this stylein short, to make it his own. However, as Mozart himself admitted, the process cost him a long and laborious effort and, despite the consummate artistry of the writing, there are moments when the attentive listener can, as it were, hear the composer thinking.
String Quartet in G major K387
What is remarkable, however, is that this vivacious and spontaneous-sounding music gives only the minutest hint of the immense effort which went into its composition. The witty and genial Minuet, with its darker G minor Trio, and especially the wonderful C major Andante, could have been written with the same fluency as the Don Giovanni Overtureallegedly composed in a single night. The listener could be forgiven for failing to notice that the finale is actually a remarkable technical achievement. Here Mozart gives us not a straightforward fugue but a tautly argued sonata allegro in which an almost liturgical fugal style is juxtaposed with passages of simple tune-plus-accompanimentwith irresistibly comic effect. Perhaps the most delightful moment of all occurs at the very end: a piano reprise of the opening fugal subject runs into a simple homophonic cadence; after so much contrapuntal disputation the four voices have managed to conclude in quiet accord.
String Quartet in D minor K421
The F major Andante is more pithy, less melodically generous than many of Mozarts other slow movements. The short, broken phrases of the first theme suggest that here Mozart was consciously imitating Haydn, as does the inclusion of a dramatic middle section in the tonic minor.
According to Constanze Mozart, the Minuet (Allegretto) expresses Mozarts reaction to the rather painful birth of their first son, Raimund (Mozart was composing in an adjacent room at the time). Up to a point the mood of the music appears to confirm this story, but then what are we to make of the ghostly D major Trio? After the intense chromaticism of the Minuet this strangely fragile, almost mechanically pretty music has a distinctly ironic flavour.
The Finale (Allegretto ma non troppo) is cast in variation form, with a short coda in a faster tempo. The theme itself is curiously ambiguous: conflicting emotions of gaiety and melancholy are aroused by the jaunty 6/8 rhythm and the chromatic D minor-oriented harmonies. The fourth variation, in D major, brings a respite before the unequivocally anguished outbursts of the coda. The final tierce de picardie comes too late to provide any sense of consolation.
String Quartet in E flat major K428
The harmonic language of the Minuet is much simplerunusually so for Mozart; in fact the style and mood of this movement are strikingly reminiscent of Haydn, in particular the Minuet of the E flat major Quartet Op 33 No 2. Mozarts Trio even manages a gentle Haydnesque jokethe initial implication of C minor is smartly contradicted by a sforzando chord of B flat in bar eight. This kind of playfulness dominates the finalea sort of compromise between conventional sonata and rondo forms. The opening theme approaches on tiptoe, in broken quavers, and the listener is completely unprepared for the explosion of first violin brilliance that follows. In the coda this strangely fragmentary little idea suddenly acquires completely new significance as the accompaniment to a soaring first violin line. Such lyricism is short-lived, however, and the movement ends with four staccato chordsfirst cautiously, pianissimo, thenemphaticallyforte.
String Quartet in B flat major K458 (The Hunt)
A comparatively short Minuet follows. Its irregular phrase structures tease the ear, if gently, though the first section adds up to a conventional eight-bar period: here the irregularity is only on the surface. A few well placed sforzandi provide occasional touches of humour in the Trio, but on the whole Mozart prefers to charm rather than startle his listeners.
With the Adagio, K458 moves onto a different plane. An arresting opening theme in E flat majoronce again alternating piano and sforzando markingsleads, via a long and elegantly decorated violin line, to a rapt second subject in B flat, with violin answered tellingly by high cello. There is no development section; the ideas simply return in the original order, the beautiful violin and cello theme now in the tonic. A brief coda brings the music to an affecting close.
As in the first two movements, everything in the finale is good-humoured and relatively uncomplicated. This was Mozarts second attempt at a finale for K458: the original, in the style of a polonaise, got as far as the 65th bar before Mozart realized that it wasnt what he wanted.
String Quartet in A major K464 (The Drum)
The Minuet is longer, and harmonically more adventurous than that of K458. Its almost exclusive concentration on two short motives would have appealed strongly to Beethoven, as would the telling inclusion of a bar of silence just after the first repeat. Abrupt dynamic contrasts characterize the E major Trio, lending piquancy to what would otherwise have been a disarmingly simple tune.
Mozart casts his slow movement in the form of a set of variations, based on an amiable 2/4 theme that might equally well have occurred to Haydn himself; however, as the movement progresses it rises to quite unexpected heights of eloquence. The drum tap figures in the final variation (taken up by viola and violins in the coda) have led to K464 being christened The Drum, though for some reason this nickname has never caught on in Britain.
As observed above, the finale of K464 is based almost entirely on one theme, but the variety of textures and harmony that Mozart conjures from it is quite remarkable. The coda builds to a forceful climax, then falls to a delightfully conclusive pianissimo.
String Quartet in C major K465 (Dissonance)
The slow movement is marvellously eloquent and contains some of Mozarts most effective conversational writing. A passage in the second thematic group has caused some controversy amongst musicologists: did Mozart really intend the violins and viola to be silent in bars 26 and 75? Some performers have chosen to correct this passage; The Salomon Quartet, however, play it as it appears in the manuscript and first editionit certainly throws a completely different light on the filled-out version in bar 85.
Haydns influence is strongly in evidence in the amusingly abrupt forte-piano contrasts of the Minuet; in the Trio, however, the humour is entirely Mozartian. As in the equivalent section of K421 the mood is ironic, but here the face behind the mask is comic, not tragic: the first violins C minor declamations are surely too melodramatic to be taken seriously.
The long-term harmonic adventures of the Finale (Allegro molto) are hardly less daring than those of the first movements Adagio introduction, but here the effect is thoroughly exhilarating. This so-called Dissonance Quartet is, in fact, one of Mozarts most brilliant and high-spirited works.
The six Haydn Quartets received their first performance in January 1785 in the presence of the dedicatee. Haydns reaction? Shortly afterwards he told Leopold Mozart: Before God and as an honest man, I tell you that your son is the greatest composer known to me either in person or by name.
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When Pierre Jackson was drafted out of Baylor, he ended up signing with an overseas team to leave a crowded back court in New Orleans. He's since come back to dominate the D-League scoring 29.9 points per game. But he still doesn't have a deal with the Pelicans.
Jackson's agent has been frustrated with the team, especially since starting point guard Jrue Holiday has been out with a stress fracture in his leg.
'I'm disappointed the Pelicans have decided not to call up Pierre,' Colin Bryant, Jackson's agent, told USA TODAY. 'He has proved he is ready for the NBA and deserves a call-up.'
Brian Roberts (averaging 6.4 points and 2.5 assists per game) has been starting in Holiday's absence.
Bryant didn't elaborate on what Jackson would do if left in the D-League, but did say that this playing in the D-League wasn't a part of the original plan.
'The original plan for Pierre was to play in Europe and develop for a year,' Bryant said. 'Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, he returned to the U.S. He joined the Idaho Stampede and has become the D-League's top prospect. We believe his game advanced much quicker than the Pelicans expected.'


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I had some new Chinese recipes and ingredients and since Dana loves Chinese it worked out.
Turns out I am no longer allowed to try new Chinese recipes and ingredients.
The broth that said it was Chinese hot-and-sour soup broth lied. I added the right veggies and stuff and it was really strong. I added hot sauce and vinegar and it was better but not nearly enough better to want to eat it.
I used Rice-A-Roni fried rice instead of making it on my own. It was way beyond bland and tasteless. I'm assuming I did something wrong, but who knows what.
The main entree was supposed to be orange chicken. We decided that a packaged mix was not what we wanted to eat, so I was just going to whip up some garlic chicken.
Looked up a recipe on the Internet and was amazed at how simple it sounded -- season cornstarch, lightly dredge the cut-up chunks of chicken in the seasoned cornstarch and stir-fry.
Any idiot could do that, right? Wrong.
Actually it looked right. It was even pretty. Just totally bland and tasteless. If we dipped the chicken in the hot and sour soup, you could taste it. But, it wasn't worth eating.
I ended up eating a couple of sandwiches. Dana ate a frozen pizza. Kris attempted the Chinese and apparently ate enough of the meal that he was OK. The girls hadn't tried to eat it in the first place, so they were happier than we were.
Next time I decide to make Chinese I'm sticking with my tried and delicious stir-fried broccoli and chicken with assorted other stuff thrown in and saturated with szechuan sauce so it's hot and spicy.
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Michael has been instrumental in growing the company's distribution footprint. As President, he manages distribution of Gravitas' library of more than 2000 titles to more than 100 transactional, subscription, and ad-sponsored VOD operators on a worldwide basis. Michael has spoken about film distribution at many industry panels including SXSW Film Festival, Palo Alto Film Festival, Variety's BRIC Summit, Variety's BritWeek Film and TV Summit, and WestDoc Conference. Prior to joining Gravitas Ventures in 2007, Michael was Captain in the US Army where he served over four years on active duty as a Judge Advocate. In 2005 he deployed with the 3rd Infantry Division in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom where he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Michael holds a JD from the University of Akron School of Law and a BA from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA.
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Chad Miller: Vice President of Business Development
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Chad Miller arrives at Gravitas Ventures after 6 years at AT&T U-verse Television where he helped build and grow their VoD business (both transactional and free). Prior to that Chad worked at iN Demand where he supervised the scheduling of what was then known as "NVoD" (near video-on-demand) and also PPV content. His entertainment background includes extensive screenplay development work at various studios and production companies, including Phoenix Pictures. He began his career at the United Talent Agency (UTA) where he worked his way up from the ubiquitous mailroom training grounds to first a position in their famed story department and then as an agent-in-training within the literary representation division. Pursuing his strong conviction that VoD is the near-term future of entertainment business, Chad recognized the opportunity in joining the Gravitas team in 2011.
Julie Candelaria: Vice President of Marketing
Phone: 310.388.9356
Julie Candelaria is Vice President of Marketing where she leads fully integrated marketing strategy and execution for exceptional films from Gravitas Ventures. Julie brings over 15 years of entertainment marketing experience with such companies as NBC Universal, DreamWorks, 20th Century Fox, DIRECTV, and Starz. Most recently, Julie was instrumental in the marketing and execution of the Starz Originals Television Series worldwide (Spartacus, Da Vinci's Demons), as well as in leading The Weinstein Company releases in both the digital and packaged goods space. Julie has extensive experience across all aspects of marketing for theatrical, home entertainment, and VOD, spearheading marketing for Academy Award-winning and nominated films. Julie earned her undergraduate business degree from USC's Marshall School of Business and her MBA from Pepperdine's Graziadio School.
Jennifer Winberg: Senior Director of Audience Engagement
Phone: 310.363.7293
Jennifer Winberg is SR Director of Audience Engagement where she works across the business identifying digital and social opportunities to bring audiences closer to the unique films from Gravitas Ventures. Prior to joining, Winberg was US Head of Social Media and PR at Way to Blue, a global communication agency headquartered in London, UK where she ran both international and domestic campaigns for film studios such as Fox, Sony, DreamWorks Animation, and Warner Brothers. She spent two years in NYC, as Lead Social Media Strategist for the international agency Momentum Worldwide working with clients such as Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, American Express, Starwood Hotels, Porsche, Tribeca Film Festival, and Coca Cola. A Texas native, she began her career after graduating from film school in entertainment PR working for independent directors and entertainment organizations such as AFI Dallas, Women in Film, and FUNimation.
Karia Brown: Director of Operations
Phone: 310.388.9358
Karia joined Gravitas in the fall of 2012, with an extensive background in domestic and foreign deliverables. Prior to Gravitas, Karia worked for six years in post production, working directly with independent filmmakers and distributors. As Director of Operations, Karia oversees delivery of Gravitas films to both domestic and foreign platforms; facilitating with filmmakers and managing the relationships with preferred vendors. Originally from Oregon, Karia is an accomplished musician with a BA in Music from Eastern Oregon University.
Rebecca Luna: Senior Manager of Accounting
Phone: 310.388.9361
Rebecca joins our team with more than 14 years experience in the accounting field. She has been instrumental in setting up accounting practices, reporting structures and implementing cost effective strategies for companies in the international e-commerce, fitness and specialty advertising industries. Rebecca is also the founder of COOKIE MOON, a natural & organic doggie spa products company which she launched in 2007. A native of Southern California, Rebecca received her Bachelor's Degree from California State Long Beach. She joined Gravitas Ventures in 2012 as the Accounting Manager.
Mia Bruno: Senior Manager of Acquisitions
Phone: 310.388.9362
Mia Bruno joined Gravitas Ventures in 2011 with an extensive background in the film industry, both domestic and international. After living for a year in France and working in acquisitions during the Cannes Film Festival, she moved to New York, and worked for two independent film production companies, doing everything from the casting process to driving a cube truck. Mia also has vast experience working in development, having worked as a reader at several prominent production companies in both New York and Los Angeles. Fluent in French, Mia brings a sophisticated and cultured eye to Gravitas Ventures. Mia graduated Magna cum laude from Barnard College in New York City.
Mark Lyons: Operations Manager
Phone: 310.388.9355
Mark Lyons joined the Gravitas team in 2013 after years of working film production on everything from independent features to web series. As Operations Coordinator, he works in tandem with Karia Brown to deliver nearly 40 films a month across multiple cable providers, while simultaneously overseeing delivery to internet platforms such as iTunes, Netflix, Google/YouTube, Amazon Instant Video, and more. Originally from South Dakota, Mark graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Film Studies from the University of Notre Dame.
Matt Delman: Marketing Manager
Phone: 310.363.7768
Matt joined the Gravitas team in early 2014 to support the marketing and publicity of their theatrical titles. After graduating magna cum laude with a film degree from the University of North Carolina Wilmington in 2011, Matt moved to New York City to pursue working in independent film. He spent a year covering scripts for producer Scott Rudin and a year with The Bully Project, the social outreach arm of the documentary Bully, which boasts over 600,000 Facebook fans and has become one of the largest social film movements. Matt moved to Los Angeles to work for Polsky Films where he coordinated the marketing and theatrical release of their critically acclaimed film The Motel Life as well as working on projects in development.
Zahida Kazar: Operations Coordinator
Zahida Kazar joined Gravitas as Operations Coordinator, working with Karia Brown and Mark Lyons to help deliver Gravitas films to a variety of internet and cable platforms. An LA native, she received her Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Film from UCLA and has since worked behind the scenes in various shorts, indie features and a web series after graduating from UCLA. Zahida's passion for all things film related also led her to administrative roles at Warner Bros. and Fox before joining the Gravitas team in the fall of 2014.
Nicholas Royak: Executive Assistant
Phone: 216.367.5672
Nicholas Royak joined Gravitas Ventures in 2014 fresh out of film school at Cleveland State University. A Cleveland native, he is eager to expand his perspective on the entertainment world while pouring back into the creative arts community in Northeast Ohio. He has produced, written, and directed nearly a dozen different short films since he began his studies and is highly integrated into the local independent film scene. Nicholas is proud to call Gravitas his first full-time job in the film business, assuming the role of Executive Assistant in the Cleveland office. He hopes to use his eye for quality movies and comprehension of production in application of modern distribution.


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The Communication Alliance to Network Thoroughbred Ex-Racehorses (CANTER) held a sneak preview screening of the second season premiere of Animal Planet's series "Jockeys" at Yogi's Beach Bar and Restaurant in Cardiff on Sunday.
The event raised more than $5,000 for the organization, which provides free services to racing trainers and owners to help them find nonrace homes for their retiring racehorses.
Among the crowd of about 100 were Mike Smith, Kayla Stra, Alex Solis and Joe Talamo from "Jockeys," along with CANTER officials and representatives of Merial, one of the event sponsors. Yogi's owner Keith Nordling donated the food.
The Animal Planet show, which premieres Friday, follows a group of jockeys and their horses as they aim for the Kentucky Derby.
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LOS ANGELES – Dick Clark stood as an avatar of rock 'n' roll virtually from its birth and, until his death Wednesday at age 82, as a cultural touchstone for boomers and their grandkids alike.
His identity as "the world's oldest teenager" became strained in recent years, as time and infirmity caught up with his enduring boyishness. But he owned New Year's Eve after four decades hosting his annual telecast on ABC from Times Square.
And as a producer and entertainment entrepreneur, he was a media titan: His Dick Clark Productions supplied movies, game shows, beauty contests and more to TV, and, for a time in the 1980s, he boasted programs on all three networks.
Equally comfortable chatting about music with Sam Cooke or bantering with Ed McMahon on "TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes," Clark had shows on all three networks for a time in the 1980s and was listed among the Forbes 400 of wealthiest Americans.
Clark, who died of a heart attack Wednesday at a Santa Monica hospital, also was part of radio as partner in the United Stations Radio Network, which provided programs – including Clark's – to thousands of stations.
"There's hardly any segment of the population that doesn't see what I do," Clark told The Associated Press in a 1985 interview. "It can be embarrassing. People come up to me and say, 'I love your show,' and I have no idea which one they're talking about."
Clark bridged the rebellious new music scene and traditional show business. He defended pop artists and artistic freedom, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame said in an online biography of the 1993 inductee. He helped give black artists their due by playing original R&B recordings instead of cover versions by white performers, and he condemned censorship.
"It still wasn't acceptable for them to dance with white kids, so the blacks just danced with each other. We were waiting for the explosion, but it never happened," Clark told Pennsylvania Heritage Magazine in 1998.
He joined "American Bandstand" in 1956 after Bob Horn, who'd been the host since its 1952 debut, was fired. Under Clark's guidance, it went from a local Philadelphia show to a national phenomenon, introducing stars from Buddy Holly to Madonna.
The original "Bandstand" was one of network TV's longest-running series as part of ABC's daytime lineup from 1957 to 1987.
"I played records, the kids danced, and America watched," was how Clark once described the series' simplicity.
Clark endured accusations that he was in with the squares, with critic Lester Bangs defining Bandstand as "a leggily acceptable euphemism of the teenage experience."
In the 1985 interview, Clark acknowledged the complaints.
"But I knew at the time that if we didn't make the presentation to the older generation palatable, it could kill it. So along with Little Richard and Chuck Berry and the Platters and the Crows and the Jayhawks ... the boys wore coats and ties and the girls combed their hair and they all looked like sweet little kids into a high school dance," he said.
Clark suffered a stroke in 2004 that affected his ability to speak and walk. That year he missed his annual appearance on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve."
He returned the following year and, although his speech at times was difficult to understand, many praised his bravery, including other stroke victims.
"I'm just thankful I'm still able to enjoy this once-a-year treat," he told The Associated Press by e-mail in December 2008 as another New Year's Eve approached.
Clark's clean-cut image survived a music industry scandal. In 1960, during a congressional investigation of "payola" or bribery in the record and radio industry, Clark was called on to testify.
He was cleared of any suspicions but was required by ABC to divest himself of record-company interests to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest.
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24hr children's services to end at Withybush Hospital on Monday
9:29am Wednesday 15th October 2014
SICK children needing hospital treatment overnight will have to travel to Carmarthen from Monday.
Health Board attempts to allay fears over future of Withybush Hospital Ward 10
10:04am Friday 26th September 2014
HYWEL Dda health board has responded to concerns that Ward 10 at Withybush Hospital is no longer a dedicated cancer ward.
NHS workers balloted on strike action
5:47pm Friday 5th September 2014
Thousands of NHS workers in Wales are to vote on potential strike action.
AM quizzes Health Board on maternity letters
10:23am Friday 22nd August 2014
Ceredigion AM Elin Jones has demanded that Hywel Dda Health Board comes clean on letters that have been sent to many expectant mothers in Ceredigion.
October 20 date set for removal of 24hr paediatrics from Withybush Hospital
10:41am Wednesday 20th August 2014
AN October date for the removal of overnight paediatric services at Withybush Hospital is included in the latest Health Board stakeholder briefing.
Health board moves to reassure Ceredigion residents
3:34pm Tuesday 12th August 2014
Hywel Dda University Health Board has moved to reassure Ceredigion residents following what it says are recent misleading reports regarding the future of Bronglais Hospital's maternity services.
Downgrade of Bronglais maternity services "an insult to Ceredigion" - MP
3:30pm Monday 11th August 2014
Ceredigion's Welsh Liberal Democrat MP, Mark Williams, has slammed the Hywel Dda University Health Board's decision to downgrade maternity services at Aberystwyth's Bronglais Hospital.
Tears as supporters say "Thank you SCBU"
2:52pm Monday 4th August 2014
Grateful parents, grandparents, children and supporters said an emotional goodbye to staff at SCUBU on Monday. The unit, which has served and saved some of Pembrokeshire's most vulnerable babies, officially closed at midnight on Sunday.
Premature baby survived because of Withybush SCBU
8:05am Wednesday 30th July 2014
WITHOUT Withybush Hospital special care baby unit (SCBU) a baby born 12 weeks prematurely last week would not have survived his family were told after he was delivered within an hour.
New 'state-of-the-art' private hospital to serve south west Wales
7:37pm Wednesday 30th July 2014
A PRIVATE hospital that treats Pembrokeshire patients has announced it is to build a new start-of-the-art facility in south west Wales.
Politicians' anger over renal unit delay
1:15pm Monday 28th July 2014
Politicians from across the political divide have voiced their disappointment that Pembrokeshire dialysis patients will have to wait until at least September before they can receive their treatment at Withybush Hospital's new renal unit.
Fond farewell at last party for Withybush SCBU
11:55am Monday 14th July 2014
THERE were bitter-sweet celebrations at the last Teddy Bear's picnic for Withybush Hospital's Special Care Baby Unit on Saturday at Scolton Manor.
Removal of full children's service at Withybush delayed
2:25pm Friday 4th July 2014
THE reduction in inpatient hospital care for children will be delayed until October the health board has said.
WITHYBUSH SOS: The importance of scbu - 'We're more than just numbers in a calculator'
3:20pm Friday 20th June 2014
READER Gareth Scale tells how his seemingly perfectly healthy 9lb 11oz bundle of joy was saved by Withybush SCBU and urges decision makers to remember 'The people of Pembrokeshire are more than numbers in your calculator'.
Labour MP candidates urge Health Minister to stop reduction of Withybush Hospital services 'by stealth'
12:55pm Thursday 19th June 2014
HAVING witnessed hundreds of potential voters march on the Senedd yesterday, Labour's two Parliamentary candidates in Pembrokeshire have called on members of their own party in the Welsh Government to hit the pause button over controversial service cuts to Withybush Hospital.
Live updates as 700+ Pembrokeshire people fight to stop downgrading of Withybush Hospital
9:23am Wednesday 18th June 2014
Live updates as Pembrokeshire continues to fight the downgrading of essential services at Withybush Hospital. At least 700 people are expected on the steps of the Senedd.
WITHYBUSH SOS: The fight for SCBU
10:08am Wednesday 18th June 2014
Reader Nancy Folland tells her story: "On the 2nd of December 2012 my beautiful son was born. But his birth was not straight forward."
WITHYBUSH SOS: Poster and coupon downloads
5:33pm Tuesday 17th June 2014
CAMPAIGNERS took the fight to save services at Withybush Hospital to the Senedd in Cardiff in June, and there are a number of ways you can show your support.
WITHYBUSH SOS: MP's strong opposition to 'reckless cuts' to health services
6:04pm Monday 16th June 2014
'IT IS simply no good having improved services in Carmarthen if people can't access them' says Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb as he calls on the Health Minister to reconsider 'reckless cuts' to health services.
Health demo to take to the Senedd
1:00pm Monday 16th June 2014
More than 700 Pembrokeshire people will travel to Cardiff on Wednesday to oppose planned Welsh Government changes to services at Withybush Hospital.
Do not close our services
12:21pm Thursday 12th June 2014
I HAVE recently had an operation for bowel cancer at Withybush Hospital in Haverfordwest and I would like to thank the medical and ancillary staff of ward 3 for their kindness and efficiency.
AM Keith raises concerns over Glangwili maternity capacity
1:40pm Tuesday 10th June 2014
LLANELLI AM Keith Davies has written to the Hywel Dda University Health Board as concerns emerge over maternity care provision at Glangwili Hospital.
Birth trauma mum: 'I'm proof of why we must keep services at Withybush Hospital'
2:11pm Tuesday 10th June 2014
A MOTHER who needed immediate life-saving surgery after the birth of her fifth baby has spoken about her ordeal, to show support for the campaign to retain Withybush Hospital's services.
Campaigner's fears for Withybush cancer care
2:27pm Friday 6th June 2014
There are concerns that the future of Withybush's oncology service could be "in crisis" following the imminent departure of two key members of staff.
South Pembs Bhangra night for beds
12:18pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
THE first South Pembs Bhangra Night will be held later this month to raise vital funds for hospital beds.
Parents-to-be sing praises of baby monitoring mobile app
5:14pm Monday 2nd June 2014
A HERBRANDSTON couple is championing a new smart phone app which has allowed them to monitor their unborn baby during a troubled pregnancy.
Mum's praise for under threat local services: 'We'd be dead without Withybush Hospital expertise'
12:59pm Tuesday 20th May 2014
THE mum of tiny twins - born three months prematurely - says that she and her babies would have died if it were not for Withybush Hospital.
Withybush wig service saved
4:45pm Thursday 8th May 2014
Withybush Hospital's wig service is due to be reinstated after a tireless campaign by a local cancer charity worker.
So much for 'golden hour'
1:38pm Thursday 8th May 2014
IT SEEMS that certain vital arguments are being missed regarding the Withybush downgrading.
Health Board to press ahead with controversial Withybush Hospital maternity and paediatric plans, staff told
1:46pm Friday 2nd May 2014
Hywel Dda health Board is pushing ahead with controversial service changes to maternity and paediatric care at Withybush Hospital, staff have been told this week.
Concern hospital services are 'being eroded by stealth'
11:55am Monday 28th April 2014
ASSURANCES are being sought that Withybush Hospital and its services are not being 'eroded by stealth'.
Continuing excellence at our hospital
1:54pm Friday 25th April 2014
DESPITE all the political ballyhoo about the NHS in Wales, it is great to be able to praise the continuing excellence of our hard-pressed health services at Withybush Hospital.
Haverfordwest businessman Malcolm Green 'would probably have survived if operation had not been delayed', inquest told
6:02pm Wednesday 16th April 2014
THE family of a well-known local businessman who died at Withybush Hospital following surgery for bowel cancer have pushed for a verdict of neglect at an inquest in to his death.
1,000 join latest fight to save Withybush Hospital services
1:10pm Sunday 13th April 2014
NEARLY 1,000 health protestors brought Haverfordwest to a standstill this morning.
Pembrokeshire public urged to join Withybush Hospital protest
5:27pm Saturday 12th April 2014
THE latest protest against controversial proposed changes to services at Withybush Hospital will take place on Sunday.
Pembrokeshire public urged to join Withybush Hospital protest
5:27pm Friday 11th April 2014
THE latest protest against controversial proposed changes to services at Withybush Hospital will take place on Sunday.
Long journey 'dices with lives'
4:11pm Friday 11th April 2014
A severely ill north Pembrokeshire patient was transported more than 50 miles to Bronglais hospital because there was no space in Withybush, health watchdogs were told on Friday.
Sick baby 'would have died on journey to Carmarthen'
7:14am Wednesday 9th April 2014
A mum-of-three has been told that one of her baby twins would have died if he had needed to travel further than Withybush Hospital for treatment from his home in Haverfordwest.
Megan visits Cardiff to hand over hospital petition
12:56pm Thursday 27th March 2014
A SCHOOLGIRL from Milford Haven has handed over a petition at the Senedd in Cardiff, urging health bosses to re-think plans to move some children's services to Carmarthen.
Hywel Dda Health Board chief executive Trevor Purt to leave his post
1:52pm Tuesday 25th March 2014
Professor Trevor Purt, the Chief Executive of Hywel Dda University Health Board, is to leave his post.
New mortality rate figures give cause for concern at Glangwili
10:39am Monday 24th March 2014
Ceredigion AM and Plaid Cymru shadow health Minister Elin Jones has expressed serious concerns about mortality rates in Welsh hospitals.
Pembrokeshire protesters take fight to save Withybush Hospital to the Senedd
10:09am Wednesday 5th March 2014
Live updates as hundreds of protesters travel to Cardiff to fight against the downgrading of Withybush Hospital.
UPDATED: Loss of 24 hour paediatric care at Withybush Hospital confirmed by Health Board
10:13am Friday 31st January 2014
THE loss of 24 hour paediatric care in Pembrokeshire has been confirmed by a Health Board report revealed at its meeting earlier this week.
'Mother would have died without emergency care at Withybush Hospital'
6:48pm Monday 20th January 2014
THE tragic death of a baby and the near death of her mother last week starkly illustrates why the loss of women and children's services from Withybush Hospital is causing so much fear across the county.
WITHYBUSH CONCERNS: Health Board chairman: staff going to press is 'unhelpful'
8:40am Sunday 24th November 2013
News that key services look set to be lost from Withybush Hospital has been greeted with anger and dismay.
WITHYBUSH CONCERNS: 'Children's doctors exhausted'
5:01pm Sunday 24th November 2013
CONCERNS had been aired over staffing levels in the paediatric department at Withybush Hospital even before the loss of junior doctors in April.
WITHYBUSH CONCERNS: Cancer cover is a struggle, health chiefs admit
12:02pm Sunday 24th November 2013
Health chiefs have admitted they are 'struggling' to provide services for cancer patients in Pembrokeshire.
Daily struggle for Pembroke couple
4:02pm Friday 22nd November 2013
A PEMBROKE couple have spoken out about their daily struggle – a struggle they say could have been avoided with faster medical treatment.
Public come out in force to support fight to save services at Withybush Hospital
10:44pm Thursday 21st November 2013
Emotions were running high as around 160 people met in Haverforwest tonight to find out what they could do to try and save services potentially under threat at Withybush Hospital.
One fifth of beds cut in Wales
9:30am Friday 22nd November 2013
WHEN I came to work in Withybush Hospital in 1984 there were over 300 beds available to Pembrokeshire patients, serving a population of 112,000. Today we have just over 180 beds serving a population of 118,000.
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Nick Yell Represents FLC Well; Hopes to Return to State Championship Next Year
Folsom Lake College freshman golfer Nick Yell returned from the CCCAA State Championship in southern California on Wednesday with renewed motivation. "He's determined to make it back again next year," commented FLC coach Barry Zarecky. "He learned a lot from this trip, and I think he grew as a golfer." Nick shot rounds of 76/75 for a 36-hole total of 151, placing him in a tie for 24th place out of 43 golfers. Not bad for a young man who played so poorly the first two matches of the season (93 and 87) that he was pulled from the team's top six. He eventually worked his way back into the lineup and was a big reason the Falcons won the Big 8 Conference title. "Nick was our secret weapon. He always seemed to shoot a great score when we needed it most," noted Zarecky of the eventual NorCal individual champion.
Falcon Golf Team Swings & Misses, But Nick Yell Wins NorCal Championship Title
The FLC men's golf team had high hopes entering the NorCal Regional championship on Tuesday at Mayacama Country Club in Santa Rosa. The Big 8 Champs played well during the morning round while recording a team score of 381, emerging with a one stroke lead and knowing that just 18 holes stood between them and a trip to the State Championship tournament. Unfortunately for the Falcons, the wheels fell off in the afternoon round as they struggled in with a score of 405 (their worst round of the 2014 season), leaving them in fourth place and 8 strokes from a berth in the State Championship. While it was a huge disappointment for the team, there's always a silver lining: #6 player Nick Yell, a freshman, put up rounds of 74/72 (146) to WIN the Low Medalist title and earn a trip to the State Championship as NorCal Champion!
"Certainly not a good way to finish a great year," noted coach Barry Zarecky, "but having the individual NorCal Champion sure made it easier to take."
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Nick Yell 74/72 146 Chabot 382/372 754
Dylan Neal 71/86 157 San Jose 391/387 778
Greg Kuropat 79/83 162 Reedley 385/396 781
Brad Peil 82/81 163 Folsom Lake 381/405 786
Jordan Sato-Sterni 76/88 164 Sierra 404/423 827
Jace Tiller 79/83 164 Santa Rosa 426/427 853
Golf Team Wins Final Big 8 Tourney; NorCals Next
On Tuesday March 11, the FLC men's golf team found themselves in 4th place in the Big 8 Conference standings after the first three tournaments. Since then, the Falcons won 7 of the final 9 tournaments (and took 2nd place in the other two), resulting in their second consecutive Big 8 Conference Championship. On Tuesday, they made it official with 5-stroke victory over Sierra in the final conference tournament of 2014 at Eagle Vines Golf Club in Napa. The win gave the Falcons a 16-point margin of victory over runner-up Sierra in the final Big 8 standings.
The Falcons were led by sophomore Jace Tiller's round of 73, followed by Dylan Neal and Brad Peil with 75 each. In spite of those good scores, FLC trailed Modesto by one stroke until #6 Nick Yell came in with a 76, giving the Falcons the victory. "I was glad to see we stayed focused even though we had such a big lead in the standings," noted Coach Barry Zarecky. "This was truly a great way to end league play and begin preparation for NorCals."
Four Falcon golfers earned All-Conference honors: Dylan Neal, Brad Peil, Jace Tiller, and Jordan Sato-Sterni. The team will now focus on the NorCal Championship at Mayacama Country Club (Santa Rosa) next Tuesday, where the top two teams qualify for the State Championship the following week in southern California.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Jace Tiller 73 Folsom Lake 379
Dylan Neal 75 Sierra 384
Brad Peil 75 Modesto 386
Nick Yell 76 Santa Rosa 390
Jordan Sato-Sterni 80 Napa Valley 408
Greg Kuropat 86 American River 426
Delta 428
Final Big 8 Standings
Folsom Lake 151
Sierra 135
Santa Rosa 123
Modesto 117
Napa Valley 72
American River 38
Delta 36
Congratulations to Coach Zarecky and the FLC Golf Team; Big 8 Champions!
Falcon Golfers Clinch Big 8 Title!
Playing on their home course under beautiful spring conditions, the FLC men's golf team did just enough to clinch their second straight Big 8 Conference championship yesterday with a second place team finish at Rancho Murieta Country Club. The Falcons' team score of 391 was 12 shots behind winner Sierra College and not the type of score coach Barry Zarecky had hoped for, but was enough to leave the with Falcons an unsurmountable 14 point lead with one tournament to play (12 points is the largest deficit that can be made up in one tournament). "We should shoot much better than we did on our home course," remarked coach Zarecky, "but it's nice to get that championship taken care of."
Sophomore Brad Peil had another nice round as he led the team with even par 72. "Bradley's on a nice roll. That's two straight great rounds from him," said Zarecky.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Brad Peil 72 Sierra 379
Jace Tiller 77 Folsom Lake 391
Jordan Sato-Sterni 79 Modesto 396
Greg Kuropat 81 Santa Rosa 402
Dylan Neal 82 Napa valley 416
Nick Yell 82 Delta 429
American River 449
Big 8 Standings (1 tournament to play)
Folsom Lake 137
Sierra 123
Santa Rosa 115
Modesto 107
Napa Valley 66
(tie) Delta 34
American River 34
Falcon Golfers Continue to Roll; Close in on Big 8 Title
The FLC men's golf team didn't let Spring Break slow down the momentum they had built up over the last several weeks, winning yesterday's Big 8 Tournament #10 at Windsor Golf Club in Santa Rosa by two strokes over host Santa Rosa JC. The tournament victory was the Falcons' third in a row and they've now won 6 of their last 7. "This team has been absolutely amazing in getting the job done," remarked FLC head coach Barry Zarecky. The win increased the Falcons' lead in the Big 8 standings to 16 points (over Sierra) with just two matches to play. They can clinch their second Big 8 title in a row on their home course (Rancho Murieta) Thursday with a win or 2nd place finish. The Falcons were led by sophomores Brad Peil (73) and Dylan Neal (76), who recorded solid rounds while playing in very windy, challenging conditions.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Brad Peil 73 Folsom Lake 387
Dylan Neal 76 Santa Rosa 389
Jace Tiller 79 Sierra 392
Greg Kuropat 79 Modesto 398
Jordan Sato-Sterni 80 Napa Valley 424
Nick Yell 82 American River 431
Delta 443
Big 8 Standings (after 10 of 12 tournaments)
Folsom Lake 125
Sierra 109
Santa Rosa 107
Modesto 97
Napa Valley 60
American River 32
Delta 30
Upcoming: Thursday April 24 - Big 8 Tournament #11 at Rancho Murieta Country Club. Tee times 12:00 noon - 1:20 pm. Spectators are welcome to watch as the Falcons attempt to capture their second straight Big 8 Conference title.
FLC Golfers Find Victory Again
The FLC men's golf team continued their push toward a second straight Big 8 Conference championship with another tournament win yesterday at Oakmont Golf Club in Santa Rosa. The Falcons actually tied Sierra College for first with a team score of 370, so neither team was able to gain any ground on the other. Jordan Sato-Sterni shot a 2-under-par 70 to lead the Falcons, while Jace Tiller shot even par 72. The win allowed FLC to maintain their 12 point lead over Sierra in the conference standings with just three tournaments to play.
FLC Individuals Team Scores Points earned
Jordan Sato-Sterni 70 Folsom Lake 370 13
Jace Tiller 72 (tie) Sierra 370 13
Dylan Neal 75 Santa Rosa 384 10
Nick Yell 76 Modesto 385 8
Brad Peil 77 Napa Valley 389 6
Greg Kuropat 77 Delta 399 4
American River 411 2
Big 8 Standings (9 of 12 tournaments)
Folsom Lake 111
Sierra 99
Santa Rosa 95
Modesto 89
Napa Valley 54
Delta 28
(tie) American River 28
With next week off for Spring Break, the Falcons will return to action on Tuesday April 22 at Windsor Golf Club in Santa Rosa.
Falcon Golfers Win Again!
The FLC men's golf team was as hot as the weather yesterday on their way to winning Big 8 Conference Tournament #8 by seven strokes at Whitney Oaks Golf Club in Rocklin. The win was the Falcons' fourth tournament victory and extended their overall lead in the conference standings to 12 points with four tournaments left to play. Sophomores Brad Peil, Jace Tiller, and Jordan Sato-Sterni led the team with rounds of 74, 75, and 76, respectively. The Whitney Oaks course proved to be a tough challenge as no other Falcon golfer shot below 80. "Things did not look good for us on the front nine," noted Coach Barry Zarecky. "But once again, the boys rallied on the back. They made adjustments to the difficulty of the course and were able to secure the win."
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Brad Peil 74 Folsom Lake 388
Jace Tiller 75 Sierra 395
Jordan Sato-Sterni 76 Santa Rosa 402
Dylan Neal 81 Modesto 409
Greg Kuropat 82 Napa Valley 430
Nick Yell 82 Delta 432
American River 440
Big 8 Standings (after 8 of 12 tournaments)
Folsom Lake 98
Sierra 86
Santa Rosa 85
Modesto 81
Napa Valley 50
American River 26
Delta 24
Next: Big 8 Tournament #9 at Oakmont Golf Club in Santa Rosa tomorrow (April 10).
Golf Team Takes Second, Widens Big 8 Lead
Even though the FLC men's golf team didn't win yesterday's Big 8 Conference Tournament #7, the Falcons extended their overall lead in the Big 8 standings to nine points with a second place team finish at Ancil Hoffman Golf Club. Santa Rosa won the tournament with a team score of 380, seven shots ahead of FLC. Sophomore Jordan Sato-Sterni was the Falcons' low scorer with an even-par 72, in spite of some rough conditions on the greens.
Team Scores FLC Individuals
Santa Rosa 380 Jordan Sato-Sterni 72
Folsom Lake 387 Dylan Neal 77
Modesto 392 Nick yell 77
Napa Valley 397 Jace Tiller 80
Sierra 398 Brad Peil 81
American River 409 Greg Kuropat 83
Delta 431
Big 8 Standings (after 7 of 12 tournaments)
Folsom Lake 84
Santa Rosa 75
Sierra 74
Modesto 73
Napa Valley 44
American River 24
Delta 20
Falcon Golfers Win Again!
The FLC men's golf team continued their run of success with another Big 8 Conference tournament win yesterday at Spring Creek Country Club in Ripon. The Falcons shot a team score of 382, eight shots ahead of second place Sierra College, in spite of a couple of poor scores turned in by their #2 and #3 players. Fortunately for the Falcons, #6 player Nick Yell shot a team-best 74 and #5 Greg Kuropat shot a lifetime best 76 to lead the team to victory. "This team is getting it done with outstanding teamwork," commented head coach Barry Zarecky. "I am more than proud of each of them."
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Nick Yell 74 Folsom Lake 382
Dylan Neal 75 Sierra 390
Greg Kuropat 76 Santa Rosa 393
Jace Tiller 77 Modesto398
Brad Peil 80 Napa Valley408
Jordan Sato-Sterni 81 American River412
Falcon Golfers Win Again, Take Over First Place in Big 8!
The FLC men's golf team started this week in fourth place in the Big 8 Conference standings; four days later, the Falcons stand alone atop the Big 8 with a two point lead over Sierra. The Falcons entered the week with the goal of taking over the lead and accomplished just that with two tournament victories. Yesterday's two-stroke win at Chardonnay Golf Club in Napa pushed the Falcons ahead of previous leader Modesto by three points. After two consecutive shaky rounds, FLC's #1 Dylan Neal found his game and shot a team-low 72. However, this tournament wasn't decided until the final groups finished. With three teams tied at 301 after five players were in, the Falcons' hero once again was #6 Nick Yell, who carded a 75 to clinch the victory for Folsom Lake.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Dylan Neal 72 Folsom Lake 376
Jordan Sato-Sterni 75 Sierra 378
Nick Yell 75 Santa Rosa 379
Brad Peil 77 Modesto 392
Jace Tiller 77 Napa Valley 404
Greg Kuropat 80 Delta 415
American River 429
Big 8 Standings (after 5 of 12 tournaments)
Folsom Lake 58
Sierra 56
Modesto 55
Santa Rosa 51
Napa Valley 30
Delta 16
American River 16
Falcon golfers earn victory at Big 8 Conference Tournament #4
Del Rio Country Club (near Modesto) was the site of yesterday's Big 8 Conference men's golf tournament #4 and a Folsom Lake College victory. The Falcons shot 393, which was two strokes better than conference leader Modesto. The Del Rio course proved to be a tough challenge for all teams, as FLC was the only team with more than one player scoring in the 70's (FLC had 4). Jace Tiller led the charge for the Falcons on this day, shooting a 76. The Falcons trailed Modesto by one stroke until the final group finished, but with a 79 turned in by #6 Nick Yell, the win went to FLC. "That was just a gutsy effort, especially by Nick," said coach Barry Zarecky. The win shuffled the conference standings a bit, moving the Falcons into a tie for second at the 1/3 point in the Big 8 schedule.
FLC Individuals Team Scores Big 8 Standings (after 4 of 12 tournaments)
Jace Tiller 76 Folsom Lake 393 Modesto 48
Jordan Sato-Sterni 78 Modesto 395 (tie) Folsom Lake 45
Brad Peil 79 Sierra 405 Sierra 45
Nick Yell 79 Santa Rosa 410 Santa Rosa 41
Greg Kuropat 81 Napa Valley 416 Napa Valley 24
Dylan Neal 82 American River 419 American River 14
Delta 432 Delta 12
Golfers Take Second
The FLC men's golf team improved one spot in their latest tournament, taking second place in Big 8 Conference Tournament #3 at Yolo Flyers Country Club last Thursday. The Falcons' team score of 384 trailed only Modesto (380) and tied with Santa Rosa. Brad Peil posted the Falcons' low score with a 74, followed by Jordan Sato-Sterni at 75 and Jace Tiller with a 76. The unfortunate news for the Falcons was the loss of #5 Greg French, who broke his collarbone (unrelated to golf) and is likely out for the season. Coach Barry Zarecky was still pleased that his team placed as well as it did considering the loss of a player and absorbing a poor round by #1 player Dylan Neal. "We'll need to step it up now with the loss of Greg; we almost did it on Thursday," commented Zarecky.
FLC Individuals Team Results
Brad Peil 74 Modesto 380
Jordan Sato-Sterni 75 Folsom Lake 384
Jace Tiller 76 Santa Rosa 384
Dylan Neal 80 Sierra 387
Greg Kuropat 80 American River 400
Nick Yell 82 Napa Valley 405
Delta 411
Tie for 3rd for Falcons Golfers.
The Falcon golfers were at Van Buskirk Golf Club in Stockton, where inconsistency proved to be their downfall. Dylan Neal (72) and Brad Peil (75) led the scoring for the Falcons, but with two players scoring in the 80's, they could do no better than third.
Team Scores FLC Individuals
Santa Rosa 375 Dylan Neal 72
Sierra 378 Brad Peil 75
Tie: Folsom Lake 383 Greg French 76
Modesto 383 Nick Yell 78
Napa Valley 399 Jordan Sato-Sterni 82
Delta 408 Jace Tiller 82
American River 420
Golf Team Wins Again!
With the Big 8 Conference regular season set to resume this week, the FLC men's golf team used last Thursday's final practice match as a tune-up and took full advantage of the opportunity as they defeated conference rival Santa Rosa by two strokes at Oakmont Golf Club. The Falcons were led by sophomore Brad Peil, who shot a sparkling 69. According to Coach Barry Zarecky, it was the lowest score shot this year by any FLC golfer. Zarecky also commended his #5 and 6 golfers - freshmen Greg French and Nick Yell - as their solid rounds of 78 and 76, respectively, helped secure the win for the Falcons.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Brad Peil 69 Folsom Lake 375
Dylan Neal 76 Santa Rosa 377
Jace Tiller 76
Nick Yell 76
Greg French 78
Jordan Sato-Sterni 84
Golfers Continue Winning Ways in Practice Match
The FLC men's golf team grabbed yet another victory - their fourth of the young season - in a practice match at Ancil Hoffman Golf Club in Carmichael on Tuesday. The Falcons' team score of 388 edged Santa Rosa by 4 strokes (392) and easily defeated host American River (415). Dylan Neal and Jordan Sato-Sterni were the Falcons' low scorers at 76, but it was the play of #5 Greg French (78) and #6 Nick Yell (77) that earned the victory. The Falcons trailed Santa Rosa by six strokes after the first four groups had finished, but with the 78 and 77 turned in By Greg and Nick, they were able to turn it into a 4-stroke win. "This match was the perfect example of a team effort and I'm extremely proud of Nick and Greg," noted head coach Barry Zarecky.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Dylan Neal 76 Folsom Lake 388
Jordan Sato-Sterni 76 Santa Rosa 392
Nick Yell 77 American River 415
Greg French 78
Brad Peil 81
Jace Tiller 81
Golfers Win Practice Match
The FLC men's golf team turned in a winning performance last Thursday in a practice match at Chardonnay Golf Club in Napa with all six golfers scoring in the 70's. The Falcons' team score of 372 easily defeated runner-up Napa Valley (389) and 3rd place Santa Rosa (393). The Falcons were led by Dylan Neal and Brad Peil with identical 73's, and Jordan Sato-Sterni & Nick Yell with 74's. "This is the type of consistency we need. Today we showed what we're capable of," commented coach Barry Zarecky.
FLC Individuals Team Scores
Dylan Neal 73 Folsom Lake 372
Brad Peil 73 Napa Valley 389
Jordan Sato-Sterni 74 Santa Rosa 393
Nick Yell 74 American River 397
Jace Tiller 78
Greg French 79
Men's Golf opens Big 8 play
The men's golf team also opened their Big 8 Conference season Tuesday 2/18/14 with a tournament at Stockton Country Club. The Falcons finished third with a team score of 388, behind Sierra (365) and Modesto (371). Sophomore Dylan Neal was the low-score medalist with a 70. Unfortunately, only two other Falcons managed to shoot under 80. "We're a very inconsistent group of golfers right now," commented head coach Barry Zarecky. "If we hope to compete for the Conference title, we need to get consistent. There are four teams who will vie for the title, and I'm sure every week the standings will change. The one who wins will be the team that gets consistent play."
Big 8 #1 Team Scores
Sierra 365
Modesto 371
Folsom Lake 388
Santa Rosa 394
Napa Valley 416
Delta 417
American River 429
FLC Individuals
Dylan Neal 70
Jace Tiller 77
Jordan Sato-Sterni 78
Greg French 80
Brad Peil 83
Greg Kuropat 83
Men's golf team was taking care of business on 2/11/14
The men's golf team shot their lowest team score of the season (376) to defeat Modesto by 5 strokes. The win improved the Falcons' 2014 record against all opponents (total of 3 tournaments) to 16-2. Yesterday it was Brad Peil who led the team with a crisp 71, followed by the Falcons' most consistent player, Jordan Sato-Sterni, who shot 72. "I was happy to have five players shoot in the 70's," commented head coach Barry Zarecky. "It's nice to see them improving."
Team Scores
Folsom Lake 376
Modesto 381
Delta 414
FLC Individuals
Brad Peil 71
Jordan Sato-Sterni 72
Dylan Neal 77
Jace Tiller 78
Greg Kuropat 78
Greg French 80
Golf Team Wins 2/6/14
The FLC men's golf team earned their first team victory of the young season last Thursday in a non-conference tournament held on their home course at Rancho Murieta Country Club. The Falcons' team score of 391 was seven shots better than second-place Sierra College, who had defeated FLC by one stroke at Stanford earlier in the week. Once again, the Falcons were led by sophomore Jordan Sato-Sterni, who shot a 73. This time, however, Jordan captured the tournament low score medalist honor. Sophomore Brad Peil played more to his ability with a round of 75, while Dylan Neal shot 78.
Team Scores
Folsom Lake 391
Sierra 398
Santa Rosa 399
Napa Valley 414
FLC Individuals
Jordan Sato-Sterni 73
Brad Peil 75
Dylan Neal 78
Jace Tiller 82
Greg French 83
Nick Yell 87
The men's golf team placed third out of 14 teams at the Stanford Invitational on Monday 2/3/14
The golfers were led by sophomore returning player Jordan Sato-Sterni, who shot 75 on the challenging Stanford Golf Course. Sophomores Jace Tiller and Dylan Neal came in with 77's to help the Falcons' cause. The team score of 396 was just one stroke behind the second place (and Big 8 Conference rival) Sierra College. Chabot College proved to be the class of northern California again, winning the tournament with a team score of 368.
FLC Individuals
Jordan Sato-Sterni 75
Dylan Neal 77
Jace Tiller 77
Brad Peil 81
Greg French 86
Nick Yee 93
Falcon Sports Teams to Open 2014 Season Next Week
With the start of the spring semester comes a new season of Falcon Athletics; three Folsom Lake College teams will open their 2014 season next week. The men's golf team travels to Stanford on Monday to open at the Stanford Invitational Tournament.
Head Golf Coach Barry Zarecky is cautiously optimistic about his 2014 squad, saying "We've got some strong returning players in Dylan (Neal), Brad (Peil), Jace (Tiller), and Jordan (Sato-Sterni). How good we become as a team will depend on how well our 5th and 6th players do." Freshmen Greg French and Nick Yell will be asked to fill those spots when the Falcons play at Stanford on Monday.


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- Gold Coast Campus
- Parklands Drive
Southport, Qld
By bus
There are a number of bus routes to the Gold Coast campus. Current routes and timetables are available from the TransLink web site or by calling TransLink on 131230.
Please note:The current Griffith University bus stops on University Drive will be relocated from Tuesday April 6, 2010 until further notice.
- Passengers can instead walk 300 metres through the University, along Alumni Place to a temporary stop on Parklands Drive, right of the roundabout to access bus services
- Routes 3, 707, 709 and 738 will depart from the new bus stop, located on Parklands Drive
- Passengers should note the destination on the front of the bus or check with the driver before boarding as services heading in both directions depart from the same bus stop
- TransLink apologises for any inconvenience and thanks passengers for their patience during these important works. Visit TransLink web site or call TransLink on 13 12 30 any time for more information
- For further information the Gold Coast Rapid Transit project visit www.goldcoastrapidtransit.qld.gov.au
By train
The closest train station to the Gold Coast campus is Helensvale. This station is situated north-west of the campus and is approximately 15 minutes by car and 20 minutes by bus. Trains to Brisbane and Robina, which is south-east of the campus, can be boarded at this station.
Bus connections run between Robina station, Helensvale station and the University.
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If you are using a taxi to come to the Gold Coast campus you will need to tell the driver to take you to Griffith University Gold Coast campus, off Parklands Drive, Southport. If you are going to the Centre for Medicine and Oral Health by taxi you need to tell the driver to take you to Griffith University, High Street, Southport.
When calling a taxi to exit the campus, check the taxi bay located outside the Link Building, on University Drive. There is also a taxi rank in Alumni Place and outside the Centre for Medicine and Oral Health.
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The Gold Coast campus is a 10 minute drive from the centre of the Gold Coast, 10 minutes drive to the nearest railway station and 45 minutes drive to Brisbane.
For traffic and travel information, visit the 131940 Traffic and Travel Information website
Carpooling at Griffith
Carpooling is a convenient, environmentally friendly and cost effective way to get to and from Uni. Visit the parking website for more information and to register.
Bicycles are a healthy and cost-effective method of transport. There are a number of free bicycle parking rails conveniently located at different areas around campus.
To avoid theft we recommend that cyclists use solid metal "D" clamps to secure their bikes.
|Rack Location
|Business 1
|G01 - eastern end
|Clinical Sciences 1
|G09 - north side
|Beach Volleyball courts near The Pavilion
|University Drive
|several locations
|Alumni Place
|several locations
|Science Road near Visual Arts Building
Bicycle lockers are also available in Science Rd near Visual Arts (G14). These lockers are managed by the Gold Coast Student Guild.
|Opening hours
|Business 1
|G01 Level 1,2 & 3
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Clinical Sciences
|G02 Level 1
|Learning Centre opening hours
|Student Services
|G04 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm (staff only)
|Health Sciences
|G05 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|G06 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|The Link
|GO7 Level 2
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm (staff only)
|G09 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|G10 Level 2 & 3
|Library opening hours
|Science 2
|G12 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Visual Arts
|G14 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Clinical Sciences #2
|G16 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Lecture Theatres
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|G23 Level 1
|Learning Centre opening hours
|Science 1
|G24 Level 3
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Glycomics #2
|G25 Level 4
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm (staff only)
|Glycomics #1
|G26 Level 3,4 & 5
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm (staff only)
|Business #2
|G27 Level 1
|Learning Centre opening hours
|Arts and Education #1
|G30 Level 3
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm (staff only)
|Arts and Education #2
|G31 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Student Centre
|G33 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm
|The Chancellery
|G34 Level 2
|Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm (staff only)
|G36 Level 2 & 3
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm (staff only)
|Science, Engineering & Architecture
|G39 All levels
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
|Smart Water Centre
|G51 Level 1
|Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm
|Medicine and Oral Health
|GH1 Level 1,3 & 7
|Mon-Fri 7am to 5pm
Flying in
There is an airport at the Gold Coast, which is situated at Coolangatta. From the airport, travel north-west on the Gold Coast Highway. Turn left at Smith Street Southport (exit 66), take the Parklands Drive exit (left) and follow the signage into campus. Coolangatta airport is about 40 minutes by car from the campus.
Alternatively you could fly into Brisbane airport. Bus services are available from Brisbane Airport to Surfers Paradise from where bus connections are available to the campus. Brisbane airport is about 90 minutes by car from the campus.