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Yes, they're still alive. Almost two decades since the band's formation, and 18 years since the birth of a grunge movement that propelled their debut, Ten, into the history books as one of the biggest-selling rock albums of all time, Pearl Jam remain a potent force, despite an almost paranoid avoidance of the limelight.
Seemingly horrified of fame, let alone "selling out", Eddie Vedder and co have declined most interviews and TV appearances since their debut, refusing even to make music videos as their subsequent albums topped the charts. So it's almost a surprise to recall that they are such a huge act. One that can sell out the O2, which they're playing next week, in 17 minutes.
Tickets for this "intimate" gig at Shepherd's Bush, then, can have been snapped up only by their most ardent fans, and the deafening reception confirms as much. (Full disclosure – I have a vested interest: Ten and Vs were among the first records I ever bought with my own money. So thank you, Pearl Jam, for making me feel 11 again.) Their set opens with a rockier-than-recorded version of "Sometimes" from 1996's No Code, and is filled with familiar hits all the way to "Alive" at the other end of the night.
Kurt Cobain once denied that Pearl Jam were an "alternative" band, and you can see his point. With three guitarists including Vedder, Vedder's Russell Crowe-esque butchness, and guitarist Mike McCready's extensive collection of cock-rock axes (double-necked, flying V, you name it) – not to mention the lengthy solos he plays on them – these days Pearl Jam are without doubt a stadium act.
Apart from a change of drummer, however (to Matt Cameron, formerly of fellow grungers Soundgarden) the line-up of the Seattle scene's last band standing remains unchanged. Vedder has always had an earthy voice that belies his years, but he and his bandmates are now well into their forties. They can still look young, though; when Ronnie Wood joins them on stage in skinny jeans and Ugg boots, for instance, to play "All Along the Watchtower".
Their new, ninth album, Backspacer, is, by Vedder's admission, the most upbeat album of their career, with the single "The Fixer" less a product of the Seattle sound than an evocation of the singer's San Diego surfer roots. An acoustic track (dedicated appropriately to Yusuf Islam, who is also in attendance) that Vedder plays solo as part of the encore is one of the few melancholy moments on an LP of apparently unashamed pop tunes, a few even with strings sections.
The lead single on their previous, self-titled and somewhat gloomy, studio LP was "World Wide Suicide". That Vedder thanks Barack Obama for being elected US president, and that his new lyrics suggest a sunnier disposition, is probably no coincidence.
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|Sifted all purpose flour
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Coarsely chopped nuts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped pitted dates
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Brown sugar sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
Beat eggs until thick and lemon-colored.
Stir in sugar.
Sift flour with baking powder.
Add flour to egg mixture.
Beat until well blended.
Fold in nuts and dates.
Spoon mixture into well-greased 9-inch layer-cake pan.
Bake in preheated moderate oven (350°F.) for 20 to 30 minutes, or until top is golden brown.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2677 Calories from Fat 811
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 87 g134.4%
Saturated Fat 16 g80%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 423 mg141%
Sodium 3053.4 mg127.2%
Total Carbohydrates 436 g145.3%
Dietary Fiber 27.5 g110%
Sugars 311.2 g
Protein 52 g103.7%
Vitamin A 9.7% Vitamin C
Calcium 71.4% Iron 55.7%
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Botswana Metals (ASX:BML) is on track to benefit on the back of a Prefeasibility Study for the Maibele North nickel project to be released in the first quarter of 2016 and an resource upgrade.
The study is expected to add value by reclassifying the project's inventory from an inferred to an indicated and/or measured category.
There is also potential to significantly increase resources tonnes at the site.
Maibele North already hosts a resource of 2.38 million tonnes at 0.72% nickel, 0.21% copper and 0.63g/t of PGE, plus gold.
Mining licence applications have also begun on the project, offering another near-term potential catalyst for Botswana stock.
Also, the project's Takane area contains new drill targets which represent a discovery opportunity in a chronically underexplored part of Botswana known as the Limpopo Mobile Belt.
Limpopo analogues include the Albany-Fraser region in Western Australia, where the Nova-Bollinger deposit boasts 14.3 million tonnes at 2.4% nickel and 0.9% copper as well as the Tropicana Gold discovery (117 million tonnes at 2.06 g/t gold).
Maibele North is only 50 kilometres from the mining town of Selebi Phikwe, where 175 million tonnes have already been mined.
Botswana Metals' portfolio in this area contains up to 32 kilometres strike length of the same geology.
The right partner
Botswana Metals is developing Maibele North under a joint venture with Botswana government-gowned mining company BCL Limited, which has pursued an aggressive exploration program at the site to date.
BCL is hungry for ore after mining 175 million tonnes to 1 kilometre depth over the past 50 years.
The company's mining and smelting operation is supported by a town of more than 50,000 people and employs 5,000 people from the local area.
The joint venture with Botswana Metals is a priority exploration play for BCL as the project lies only 55 kilometres from the BCL mining operation.
BCL is funding the joint venture project until completion of the Bankable Feasibility Study and is funding exploration for potential new discovery areas at Takane.
An offtake agreement is already in place with BCL.
Exploration results hinting at upside
Recent drilling at Maibele North has delivered significant sulphide mineralisation along strike to the east of the project resource.
This includes several zones of massive and semi-massive mineralisation.
These new intersections are both infilling and adding depth extents to the new discovery zone.
Step-out drilling in November returned the following results:
- 4.37 metres: Massive, semi-massive and strongly disseminated sulphides (MARD0146), including 0.15 metres massive sulphide (1.04m + 0.35m), 0.86 metres cumulative thickness semi-massive sulphide (0.72m + 0.14m);
- 2.1 metres: Massive and stringer sulphides (MARD0148), including 0.29 metres massive sulphide; and
- 0.83 metres: Strongly disseminated and stringer sulphides (MARD0145).
The upcoming Prefeasibility Study at Maibele North could deliver a significant catalyst to Botswana Metals stock by improving confidence in the resource and crystallising the potential marketability of the property.
Additional catalysts may be realised through new discoveries on highly prospective VTEM anomalies in the Maibele North area.
A new discovery on the Limpopo Belt could be a game-changer for Botswana Metals, especially considering the Takane prospect's similar style of anomalies to the Nova-Bollinger discovery.
Maibele North is expected to benefit from long-term nickel prices being underpinned by a dearth of planned nickel project and a decline in the production of cheaper nickel pig iron.
LME nickel stockpiles have been declining since mid-2015, which along with an ongoing ban on exports in Indonesia, has prompted most forecasters to predict nickel price rises in the medium to long term.
Botswana Metals is supported in the context by a strong local partner in BCL with 50 years of mining experience in the region.
Importantly, BCL's prioritisation of its joint venture work with Botswana Metals is underpinned by a need for more material at its nearby plant, which is accessible by truck.
Also, BCL is funding until completion of the Bankable Feasibility Study, which is a critical advantage in a challenging capital market.
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BALTMORE -- As the most effective pitcher in the Los Angeles Angels' starting rotation, John Lackey has become a leader by example and a tutor by request.
Lackey allowed one run in seven innings, and the Angels beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-1 on Saturday night to spoil the Camden Yards debut of rookie left-hander Brian Matusz.
One night after Angels starter Jered Weaver was pounded unmercifully in a 16-6 loss to the Orioles, Lackey (8-5) yielded seven hits, walked one and struck out six.
"That's a great effort by John. I think he really showed what he does best," Los Angeles manager Mike Scioscia said. "It's a good left-handed hitting lineup, and he pitched a terrific ballgame."
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Lackey is 5-1 with a 1.89 ERA over his last seven starts.
"He usually keeps us up in games, gives you a chance to win," Scioscia said. "That's something that obviously was big tonight, and we need the other four guys to keep following suit."
Lackey has been leading by example, but also has served as an instructor to starters Sean O'Sullivan and Trevor Bell.
"I've been fielding a lot of questions, lately, with the two new guys," Lackey said. "Especially Sully, he's a guy that really wants to learn and asks a lot of questions, and that's cool. I feel like it's not that long ago I was the one asking all of the questions so it's a little bit weird in that way, but I've won a couple of games and might have a little insight for him."
Chone Figgins had three hits, a walk and two stolen bases for the Angels, who are 20-8 since the All-Star break. Los Angeles improved to 6-2 against Baltimore and clinched the season series for a sixth straight year.
The Angels scored all their runs in the third inning against Matusz (1-2), a highly touted prospect making his third major league start. Los Angeles got only three hits in the inning but took full advantage of three walks and an error.
That proved to be more than enough support for Lackey.
"We had some good at-bats off him, but anytime he got into any trouble, he minimized it real quick and shut us down and got that third out," Orioles center fielder Adam Jones said.
After Jason Bulger gave up a hit and a walk in the ninth, Brian Fuentes got three straight outs to earn his 33rd save in 37 opportunities.
Matusz allowed four earned runs, 11 hits and three walks in 5 2/3 innings. The 22-year-old had a career-high seven strikeouts, including Bobby Abreu three times, but his pitch count was at 98 when he was lifted.
"After that third inning, I was able to really relax. I felt like it was the first time since I've been here, that I was able to feel comfortable and relax," Matusz said. "I was able to make good pitches from there on out."
Melvin Mora had three hits and Nick Markakis had two hits and an RBI for the Orioles, who failed to sustain any momentum from their rout of the Angels on Friday night. Baltimore has lost 11 of 15 and is 8-20 since the All-Star break.
The Angels batted around in the decisive third inning. After two walks and a single loaded the bases, Matusz walked Vladimir Guerrero and Juan Rivera hit an RBI single to center that Jones misplayed, allowing another run to score. Howie Kendrick followed with a run-scoring grounder and Robb Quinlan added an RBI single.
"I felt like I had good command today for the most part, except for my three walks in that inning," Matusz said.
The Orioles got a run back in the bottom half when Jones tripled and scored on a double by Markakis, but that was the extent of their production. Baltimore has scored three runs or fewer 15 times since the All-Star break and is 1-14 in those games.
- Markakis has reached base in 35 straight games, the longest current streak in the majors and a new personal best.
- Los Angeles optioned OF Reggie Willits to Triple-A Salt Lake to make room for CF Torii Hunter (groin), who was activated from the 15-day disabled list.
- Baltimore's Brian Roberts hit his AL-leading 44th double, the fourth in two games.


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USFF Announces 2013 DRA Sea, Shore Sailor of the Year
Story Number: NNS140307-20Release Date: 3/7/2014 8:19:00 PM
By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Phillippe Beaufort, U.S. Fleet Forces Command Public Affairs
NORFOLK (NNS) -- NORFOLK, Va.(NNS) - USFF's deputy commander Vice Adm. Nora Tyson announced the 2013 U.S. Fleet Forces Command (USFF) Direct Reporting Activities (DRA) Fleet Sea and Shore Sailors of the Year (SOY) during a ceremony at the Norfolk Waterside Sheraton, March 6.
Aerographer's Mate 1st Class Stella G. Swartz, of Denver, CO, assigned to U.S. Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command, San Diego, was named USFF DRA Shore SOY, and Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Rosalinda, of Las Vegas, NV, assigned to Marine Corps Forces Command, was named USFF DRA Sea SOY.
Seven finalists from more than 1,000 commands belonging to USFF participated in a week of activities designed to highlight the individual accomplishments of the seven finalists. Each candidate also underwent an intense review board to determine who would be chosen as the USFF Sea and Shore SOYs. Hampton Roads military and civilian supporters sponsored various social functions leading up to the announcement. Tyson awarded each of the finalists a Navy Commendation Medal for their outstanding achievements.
"I can't tell you enough how proud I am of each and every one of you. I know how hard it is to only select one of you for the sea and one from the shore. You are all the best of the best and I know you will continue to be your very best," said Tyson in a speech to the finalists.
"You are here not just for what you've accomplished this year, but for what you've done for our Navy, our county, your commands and your shipmates your entire career. You are the enlisted leaders of today and the future Master Chiefs and Officers of tomorrow."
Swartz and Finnerty will go on to compete against Sailors selected from both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, and compete to become the Fleet SOY. The four Fleet SOY finalists will be automatically selected for chief petty officer.
The Chief of Naval Operations established the SOY Program in 1972 to recognize the outstanding Sailors of the Atlantic and Pacific Fleet. The program is designed to recognize the best all-around Sailors from the ranks of E-4 through E-6.
Sea Sailor of the Year finalist:
- AG1(IDW/AW/SW/EXW) Curtis J. Lester, U.S. Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command, San Diego
- HM1 (FMF/SW) Aaron I. Csatro, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command
- LS1(EXW/AW) Kenneth D. Haney, Naval Special Warfare Command
Fleet Shore Sailor of the Year finalist:
- CTR1(IDW/AW/SW) Alexys E. Gomoll, Navy Strike and Air Warfare Center
- ET1(SW/AW) Bryce D. Brown, Strike Force Training Atlantic
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What is Tuff Gal Kennel?
Tuff Gal Kennel is my half of a husband and wife kennel. My husband Dougs half is Tuff Guy Kennel. I raise and breed English Bulldogs. He raises and breeds American Bulldogs.
My husband is expecting a litter of pups from Saddie and Tank the first week in September. You can get more info. from his website www.tuffguykennels.com.
One of our other females is coming into heat also. We will be mating Sissy and tank in the next couple weeks and expect a litter in November 2007.
To see pics of both sets of potencial proud parents go to my puppies page.
English vs American
Some say that American Bulldogs date back as early as 50 A.D. in wars and in the coliseums. IN the 1100s they were used for bull-baiting. In the 1840's bulldogs were befriended by the working man. In 1859 bulldogs began their show careers. And now flourish in the show ring and a wonderful family pets. American Bulldogs are much bigger than its counterpart the English Bulldog in every way except that famous bullheadedness.
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About PugetSoundPost
Weather has been a lifelong passion for me; while my husband and 4 kids, all grown, and one of them now married, have patiently gone along with me!
By: PugetSoundPost, 7:54 PM GMT on December 28, 2010
December 31, 11:30 PM
Sunshine Again! Yes, more sunshine, but also a bit of high cirrus clouds at times. The high today was 36, the low this morning was 21, and it is currently 26 degrees. Only a half hour of 2010 left! See you all on the flip side!
December 30,11:50 PM
Sunshine! Yes, we had a completely clear, sunshiny day! But, it was a quite chilly one in spite of the sunshine. The ridge we are under is providing lots of clear sunshine - not too expected for the end of December (a clerk in a store today was complaining about how the sun was hurting her eyes - it does mine too when it comes around so rarely in winter!) - but the offshore flow is also giving us plenty of cold, dry air. The high today was 35. Our low before sunrise this morning was 24. Yesterday's snow is still around in places. It has dropped to about 24 again currently, just before midnight, so tomorrow morning will no doubt be several notches colder. This pattern will persist until late weekend, with some warmup coming then, but possibily no further rain till middle next week!
Congratulations UW Huskies on a great win over Nebraska in the Holiday Bowl in San Diego tonight!
One day is left....HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!
December 29, 9:45 PM
Snow! Yes we did get some snow today! Not very much. This morning a heavy snowfall with big flakes passed over for maybe an hour or so and turned everything white, but it mostly melted off rather quickly. The high temperature today was 38 with a low of 31, which happened just this evening. Actually we had passing snow showers off and on for a few hours, then a dry afternoon and early evening. By surprise this evening brought another heavier round of snow, which turned everything white again. The streets have mostly melted off now, but snow is still around. All in all not much to really speak of today (although areas not too far east of us received up to 5 inches!), but perhaps the best kind - pretty landscape without the trouble.
The rest of the week will be cool with cold nights - dropping into the teens and 20's, so another shot of winter is here to ring out the old year.
December 28, Noon
Not much has changed since I last posted. We have had rainy spells and dry spells, some fleeting sunshine, but mostly dark and pretty dreary days. I should have written on Sunday, as that proved to be the most exciting day in awhile. By the middle part of the day the wind unexpectedly rose quite sharply - something that was totally missed in the forecast. A passing system generated fairly strong winds in the area, including us for a change. Our highest gust was 34 mph, and it was quite blustery for several hours. But that has passed and it is calm, but dark and a heavy sky today. The mountains have had heavy dumps of snow recently.
Here in the Puget Sound area we are now thinking of the possibility of a little snow, perhaps beginning tonight and off and on tomorrow. A cold upper level trough is sliding down from the NW, bringing a much colder pool of air. But the precipitation sounds mostly showery, so there is no anticipation of widespread snow - probably spotty at best. Thursday will be a pretty chilly day (possibly only the 30's), but it will be drying by then. The end of the week is murky in the forecast world. Could be benign and dry or maybe more active - models are showing both possibilities, so we will have to wait and see on that. I think it will remain a little cool (low-mid 40's mostly). But nothing much really looks to be on the horizon for us. A little snow would be nice, but otherwise all seems quiet weather-wise to complete the year 2010.
December 28
Sunrise: 7:56 AM --- Sunset: 4:23 PM (PST)
(gaining 40 seconds tomorrow)
Updated: 7:27 AM GMT on January 01, 2011
By: PugetSoundPost, 4:34 PM GMT on December 21, 2010
December 25, 11:20 PM
Merry Christmas! As the day has just about ended. It was a warm one here - high of 54! A little bit of sun broke through now and then, but also rain now and then. At this hour it has totaled only .14", probably mostly coming in the late evening hours. Christmas Eve was wetter: .33".
A peek ahead is indicating the chance of lowland snow again by mid week. We'll see. The threat doesn't sound too strong currently.
Wishing everyone a wonderful remainder of the holiday season, from our house to yours!
December 23, 11:35 PM
Rain returned today. It has been a wet day throughout much of it, and chilly, although it did warm up some later in the day. High today of 49, low this morning 39, and our rainfall for today: .46".
December 21, 8:30 AM
Winter has arrived! There doesn't seem a need to have much fanfare about it; winter has been here since November. In fact November was our "most winter" so far.
With perfect timing, my family got a nice look at the eclipse late last night. It was total for the few minutes we watched, then the clouds moved in front of it, as if to say "glad you saw it, but now it is time to go to bed."
Christmas Week weather this year is typical of western Washington and not too much to write about. A series of disturbances will move through the area all week, bringing periods of rain with short breaks inbetween. None of them look too "stormy", however the rain scheduled for late this week may come in heavier amounts, especially to the coast and Olympics. Temperatures will run in the 40's and then 30's at night. In summary, lots of cloud cover, possibly some breaks scattered along the week, and rain coming and going, heavier Christmas Eve and Day, but so far nothing too out of the ordinary. Unless La Nina takes a big turn perhaps in January, thus far it is not looking like too remarkable of a winter.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL ! Enjoy the season and time with those you love. Remember that Jesus came to earth as a baby, so that He could bring salvation to all mankind, through His death on the cross and resurrection!
December 21
Sunrise: 7:54 AM --- Sunset: 4:19 PM (PST)
(we will gain 1 second tomorrow)
Updated: 7:21 AM GMT on December 26, 2010
By: PugetSoundPost, 6:00 PM GMT on December 17, 2010
December 19, 10:20 PM
A bright and clear day today! A lot of sunshine, but with the few daylight hours and low sun angle, a nip was certainly in the air, especially in the shade. The high was 48, a low of 35, and now as I type a change again. Currently it is 38, raining, and the wind is blowing about 11 mph steadily, so the evening has taken a turn for the worse.
I think I may have underplayed the wind storm that hit us yesterday in my post from last night. Although it didn't seem too overwhelming here (even though it was steadily gusty for a couple of hours) there was more to the story region-wide. It turned out that power was out for well over 100,000 people in a wide swath, and some of those people may be out for a few days. And, today I heard about a large fir tree falling inbetween two houses, only missing slicing through one by a foot, from the person involved. I am sure there were many such stories around the Sound. So, the storm packed a greater punch than it seemed to do out of our window.
December 18, 11:20 PM
The storm blew through this morning, and it turned out to be a moderate one for us. After a calm night, the wind finally hit suddenly this morning, just before 7 AM, it became quite gusty in waves. Our highest gust only topped out at 26 mph, but the sound of the wind made it seem like it would be stronger than that. In foothill towns it was much stronger - reports of 70 mph in places. Wind turned out to be the main feature of this system. Rain finally moved in during the afternoon, but only totaled .07" for us, and the wind calmed down a lot even by later morning. Our high today was 48, the low this morning was 34 and currently it is 37. Another small system is set to come in overnight and there is a chance of some wet snowflakes in the next six or so hours, but I am not giving that idea much heed.
December 17, 10 AM
The weather outside is NOT frightful right now - clear blue skies and a little easterly breeze. It is 45 degrees after a morning low of 37 - our coolest morning in awhile, thanks to the clear skies, a rarity in December. This would be a good time to hit the town, which I should probably do.
There is a change on the way. For us, the big question is "will the wind blow?" Already we have a High Wind Watch posted and soon it may be a Warning. Conditions are setting up for a couple of scenarios. A rapidly deepening frontal system is forming off the coast of California today and tonight, which will be moving NE up through the ocean not too far off of the Washington coast by later tonight and into Saturday. With high pressure east of us, this will cause the easterly gradients to tighten markedly, bringing strong easterly winds to the central East Puget Sound Lowlands, primarily through the passes and gaps in the Cascades. Typically just the foothill towns will see strong winds with this type of pattern. However, there is the chance for a mountain wave scenario to develop, which takes the typical tight easterly gradient winds and amplifies them quite a lot. It is basically the rushing air shooting over the mountains intensifying as it swooshes down the steep downslope side of the mountains, forming a wave that bounces up, then slams down again (strong updrafts and downdrafts)and in this case the wave touches down again further west than just the foothills. Our area can be susceptible to a mountain wave formation. So, we can expect anything from an enhanced easterly breeziness to strong winds (gusts to 60 are possible wherever the strongest winds develop), depending how this plays out.
Besides the wind, rain is on the way for Saturday with this same front. It will bring the snow level down quite low in places, so some areas (Hood Canal) could accumulate some inches, while most other places may do well to see snow mixed in the rain during the morning. So, for now we will hang onto our hats and see "which way the wind blows".
December 17
Sunrise: 7:52 AM --- Sunset: 4:17 PM (PST)
(losing 19 seconds tomorrow)
Updated: 6:22 AM GMT on December 20, 2010
By: PugetSoundPost, 5:04 AM GMT on December 15, 2010
December 14, 9:00 PM
The Pineapple Express is now long gone, leaving a lingering aftermath in many places. But the weather has moved on, and to typical western Washington winter weather. Not extreme, but volatile during these December weeks.
A strong cold front came ashore yesterday, and the leading edge provided some of the heaviest rain I have driven in for quite some time; although it was a quickly moving shower right during the evening commute hours. Things calmed down for the evening, only to catch everyone by surprise in the middle of the night (around midnight to 1 AM time frame) when a potent squall line developed when the cold air coming in with the new front smacked into the residual warm, moist air from the Pineapple Express. A skinny, but strong band of showers and thunderstorms raced across the western part of the state from west to east until it hit the Cascades, at 65 mph according to the NWS, setting off bursts of strong wind, heavy rain, and plenty of lightning and thunder. This was not forecast and only when it showed up on radar at the last minute did people start to catch on. It was an exciting few minutes to watch out the window - lots of down trees and limbs (not near us), power outages occuring in the distance when we saw the transformers explode, our lights only flickering but not going out, and the rain lashing the windows. The squall line passed over us shortly before 1:00 AM but I don't think it was as fierce here as other places.
Today has seen more of the same, but perhaps a bit toned down from yesterday. A lot of instability produced heavy showers, followed by a little sunshine, followed by more rain, then a windy afternoon as the trough passed. Our high wind was 32 this afternoon. Cooler air has filtered in, dropping our high to only 47, which is a big drop from the high of 57 yesterday - which sparked those t-storms last night. So, all of this is a long way of saying that actually our weather pattern right now is pretty typical of active December weeks. Most anything can happen, usually in the realm of cold rain (40 this evening), wind, low snow levels that usually stay in the mountains, and good chances of stormy conditions. After a little lull over the next couple of days due to some weak ridging, more of the described weather could be rolling in this weekend.
December 14
Sunrise: 7:49 AM --- Sunset: 4:17 PM (PST)
By: PugetSoundPost, 10:41 PM GMT on December 10, 2010
December 12, 10:45 PM
Storm Report: The rain this morning continued steadily and moderately hard all morning into the afternoon, finally easing over time until it stopped middle to late afternoon. Much of the afternoon was quite murky with very low hanging clouds and the steady drip of rain. The high today was warm, 54 degrees, after a low of only 48 this morning.
Our rain total for Sunday: 2.70"
Storm total from noon Saturday through Sunday 10:45 PM: 3.77"
The Pineapple Express has exited our region now, leaving behind a big mess in many areas, with some record flooding (Stillaguamish River) and many other rivers, streams, basements (including my brother-in-law's) and storm drains flooding as well. Most rivers sound like they will crest overnight. The mountains had a heavy snowfall, followed by warming and drenching (many inches) rain.
Monday is expected to be a calmer, drier day for most of it, but by evening the next system, although cooler with less rain, but still vigorous, begins to impact the area. Many people are looking forward to a chance to dry out a bit. This was our biggest rain event in two years, something to be expected with La Nina. We have had snow, now major rain with flooding. What next?
December 12, 8:15 AM
Our Hawaiian gift is continuing to give! Since 11:30 last night, we have added another 2.03" rain! The wind blew up to 21 mph, and the current temperature is 53. Still raining. I've heard there are a lot of landslides around and of course flooding is only ramping up.
December 11, 11:30 PM
Update: The first 9 hours of non stop rain brought a half inch of rain. The next 2.5 hours of non stop rain brought the next .50 inch of rain! We are at an inch plus a bit more for the day.
December 11, 9:10 PM
The rain reached our house a little before noon today and it has rained steadily, but light to moderate ever since. The accumulation of only .52" in 9 straight hours of rain attests to the light nature of the rainfall. I am sure it is raining a lot harder in other areas, perhaps primarily south and maybe west of us. The temperature is beginning to slowly rise, and tomorrow is supposed to be quite a lot warmer - into the middle 50's. We have stayed in the lower to middle 40's all day today.
I see that 16 rivers are under a flood warning in western Washington. The precip that began as snow in the mountains will turn over to rain with those rising temperatures and swoosh the snow and newly falling rain right down all those rivers. Sandbagging and moving belongings is the order of the night in many communities. I wish them all well at any time, but so close to Christmas (which unfortunately often happens) would make all that so much harder.
Having said above how moderately light the rain has been all day, currently it is picking up speed and raining noticeably harder and it looks to stay that way for awhile based on radar.
December 10, 2:40 PM
I've been out of the loop this week due to illness but the weather did change toward a wetter pattern this week. We have had rain most days of the week, which was a change from the first week in December that was so dry and calm. It has been warm - several days well into the 50's.
The temperature won't change too much, but the rain is just about to ramp up significantly. A Pineapple Express is bearing down upon us - a long plume of moisture with roots in the sub-tropics is arcing across the Pacific and aiming for the Pacific Northwest. While today is the lull for the week, beginning on Saturday a strong warm front will move up from the south across western Washington and will bring a lot of warm rain. By Saturday evening and through Sunday we will be WET. A cold front will cross down from the NW later Sunday into Monday, lowering the snow levels in the mountains again to reduce the mountain runoff, but before that happens flooding could be underway. Flood watches are up for most of western Washington, since the initial precipitation will fall as rain in the mountains, before the snow level drops again by early next week. Heavy rain is expected throughout the lowlands as well, giving the potential for urban flooding as well. Several rivers are quite likely to flood and others are under threat. The weekend ahead could be interesting!
December 10
Sunrise: 7:46 AM --- Sunset: 4:16 PM
Updated: 2:56 PM GMT on December 13, 2010
By: PugetSoundPost, 4:05 PM GMT on December 02, 2010
December 6, 10:40 PM
Not much has happened weather-wise since I last wrote. Very nice days, warmer than expected - highs in the 40's and even over 50, lows in the 30's and frost one morning. The sun has been out quite a bit, no wind for us,starry nights, and a very calm beginning to December.
It has been a busy few days, as it is for everyone right now. We just got our Christmas tree this evening and have it in the house but no decorations, hung some Christmas lights outside this afternoon - racing darkness and didn't quite finish the job. The weather for both jobs was good and actually we were also racing a bit with that. There is a change underway.
Already rain is approaching from the SW and with a series of features swinging by soon, the rest of the week promises rain, and even a threat of flooding coming in a few days. Tranquility is just about over.
December 2
Dense fog has settled in over us in just the past hour. It may have the potential to hang around well into the day, perhaps into this afternoon. Currently it is 37 at 7:30 AM.
A weak trough is approaching us from the west that won't move into us here in the interior until tonight. There is the possibility of showers with this feature late today, but they don't look too impressive. By tomorrow a weak ridge will move ashore that will turn the flow to a weak NE low level stream, eventually partially clearing our skies, but cooling us a little as well. So other than possible light, disorganized showers late today and maybe lingering awhile into Friday, at least until Sunday our weather is looking very quiet and calm and cool. Highs right about 40 and lows right about 30 are expected for a few days.
December 2
Sunrise: 7:37 AM --- Sunset: 4:18 PM (PST)
November Stats:
Average High Temp: 49 degrees
Average Low Temp: 37 degrees
Warmest High Temp: 73 (Nov. 3)
Coldest High Temp: 29 (Nov. 24)
Coldest Low Temp: 13 (Nov. 24)
Highest Wind: 28 mph (Nov. 15)
Wettest Day: 1.08" rain (Nov. 1)
Total snow for month: About 4 inches over 2 days
Total Rain and Melted Snow for November: 5.01"
(This is slightly below normal for the month, and well less than the over 8 inches we received November 2009)
Post Script:
Some comments about November: Other than our cold/snow snap last week, and a moderate wind storm mid month, not much really happened here in November, which is typically a much more volatile month for us in western Washington. Eastern Washington, however, by comparison would have a much different report. They sustained two major blizzards dumping a lot of snow. (Spokane, a "snow city", set a record for their snowiest November ever: 25.9"). The cold snap dove temperatures down to at least -10 F as well in SE Washington. And that half of the state also was hit by a powerful windstorm, with winds close to 100 mph in places. What a difference a mountain range makes!
Updated: 6:41 AM GMT on December 07, 2010
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It's Bold Trafford for Liverpool
Published 12/03/2009
It was the question on most football minds when a new day dawned yesterday and Liverpool's players awoke, pinched themselves and realised that their first half blitzkrieg really had seen off one of the great European sides, 4-0.
What kind of complexion would the Premier League currently take if only Liverpool had managed that kind of performance domestically?
The league title, Ryan Babel reflected in the aftermath of delivering Real Madrid's heaviest Champions League defeat, has been all but "given away" by Liverpool, the inference from that being that Manchester United's seven-point supremacy at the summit is about their challengers' failings rather than the Champions' own performances. Some would agree.
Arsene Wenger pointed out only last week that he didn't feel "performance wise there was a gap between United and the rest this year, only that they managed to win 1-0 when other teams draw."
There is no better way of Liverpool demonstrating that by adding to their 2-1 defeat of United at Anfield and taking all three points when the sides meet at Old Trafford this Saturday lunchtime.
"Maybe things can change and we can win," Babel said, though his prognosis was not hugely positive. We've made a lot of mistakes and we've almost given the title away."
But the manner of Liverpool's demolition of Real has sent a declaration of intent to Sir Alex Ferguson and taught Liverpool the rewards of starting a game with enough intensity to score early on, something they have too often been incapable of this season. Before last night's early assault on Iker Casillas' goal, Liverpool had failed to score in the first 40 minutes for 11 consecutive games.
Benitez has been talking for weeks about the importance of rectifying this and his instructions on Tuesday night - "go for the first 20 minutes on top of them and see what happens," as Babel described it - translated into that extraordinary, almost impossibly high intensity level when the game began.
Babel believes that approach can be replicated at Old Trafford, despite Liverpool's maddening ability to follow up a win in the Bernabeu with defeat at the Riverside.
"Yes there is new belief we can beat them and it gives us a buzz to go to Old Trafford with the same preparation. Winning any game is possible," he said.
From 12.45pm on Saturday we will also know a little more about whether Benitez's "facts" oratory will come back to bite him.
The latest "Rafa's cracking up" chants sounded from the Anfield Road end, embued with irony on Tuesday night, but for those who feel that the Liverpool manger only heaped more pressure on is players with his dissection of Sir Alex Ferguson, there was evidence yesterday about how his players can benefit from a sense of injustice.
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The Green Hills of Earth / The Menace from Earth by Robert A. Heinlein
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Good collection of Heinlein shorts. Some are too dated to really be appreciated today, but a Heinlein fan will enjoy the familiar plotting and characters.
The Green Hills of Earth / The Menace from Earth by Robert A. Heinlein
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Good collection of Heinlein shorts. Some are too dated to really be appreciated today, but a Heinlein fan will enjoy the familiar plotting and characters.
The Walking Dead, Book Four by Robert Kirkman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Extraordinary quality in this hardcover, and the story arc was momentous–and disturbing. I'm going to back-fill my starter collection with these hardcovers, buying books 1-3, and then 5, because it's so much better than the paperback GNs. If you're a fan of the AMC series, this is a must read!
Ship of the Line by Diane Carey
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Dreadful nonsense with terribly cliched Klingon motivations and unlikely (read: no SoD) events involving deus ex machina time travel. I don't think I've ever read a Trek book quite this bad before, was surprised, because I know I've read Diane Carey before. What is this rubbish, anyway? I regret buying the hardcover and hanging onto it for so many years before reading it. Really just a throw-away story that should have been rejected by the publisher.
Revolt in 2100 by Robert A. Heinlein
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This book is a collection containing the novella "If This Goes On" followed by shorts "Coventry" and "Misfit." I was disappointed when the novella ended abruptly, with a decent ending but not worthy of the build up and prior character development which seems wasted. Heinlein should have turned this into a full novel, it was that good–about an alternate America ruled by a religious dictatorship, and how people feared the Prophet and "sin". This I can relate to at a personal level. I understand, from the biography, that Heinlein dealt with it as well in his life, growing up in the Bible belt, parents heavily involved in their church. Just wish it had lasted longer…
The two follow-up stories have absolutely nothing to do with the novella and can be skipped by all but Heinlein completists as they are out of place, and I'm not even sure why they are here–to fill pages, no doubt.
Fallout 3: Prima Official Game Guide by David Hodgson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Excellent guide. I used it back in 2008 when I last played the game, and misplaced it, so I bought another copy this month when I started another game of Fallout 3.
Now, turns out, I won't be able to play 4 for a while, since I still haven't decided whether to buy an Xbox One or go the PC route. Maybe with a Steam Link, but that is iffy too.
Well, this is an excellent guide book–just be sure to use the table of contents, as there is no index. Chapters are conveniently named by the quest names for easy lookup.
A Clash of Kings by George R.R. Martin
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Drags and drags and drags and drags and drags, infinity…
I so enjoyed the first novel, gobbled it up, and jumped right into this one, then stalled. Quit reading for a couple months–so much good stuff to read, after all–then returned to it, and slogged through it. But let me tell you, it was not easy going.
I was bored out of my mind and now I really wonder whether GRRM will ever finished this series, because there's no significant movement in this novel. And from what I've heard, little movement in the following novels as well. In fact, someone mentioned that book #5 goes BACK to the start of the timeline in book #4, and resumes from there with a different character!
Such overrated garbage… This is not "America's Tolkien". Ugh…
Just, people moving around, here and there, once in a while someone dies, and everyone keeps on moving here and there, and the other place, again without anything happening. BORING!! Not reading any more of this dreadfully dull series.
The Door Into Summer by Robert A. Heinlein
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
A mediocre time travel story by Heinlein, definitely not a high mark in his career.
I kept getting lost while reading because it just sort of drummed on and on, and a couple times thought I'd lost my page.
The story explores two different forms of time travel, and really just doesn't introduce anything compelling. There's a ho-hum physicist who just happens to have a working time machine but no one seems to care–except for Dan, the protagonist. Convenient.
Heinlein was way off the mark on his future predictions, too. Can't fault him for that, but that makes the story even less compelling today.
Batman, Vol. 4: Zero Year – Secret City by Scott Snyder
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I had this marked as Read due to the individual comics which I subscribed to last year (and then stopped at issue 23–decided that I prefer the GNs over collecting comics). So, I picked up this in hardcover format last week, and it was TERRIFIC!
I was able to finish the story, too, since last year when I quit reading Batman, I only got through about half of this book (in comic book format), so it was a pleasure to finish it.
Now, I can see that Vol 5 continues the Zero Year, which is a surprise–these story arc usually only go 6 issues, but this one ran 12. Boo to DC for not putting them into one larger book! But, since I get these used for only about $10, I don't mind.
Recently, I've finally started going hardcover and really enjoy the quality of HC GNs. Although, it's worth saying that DC and Marvel could learn a thing or two from Image book quality.
The Walking Dead, Vol. 06: This Sorrowful Life by Robert Kirkman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Excellent storytelling. Lots of quite graphic violence as to be expected. There was one scene in this volume that caused me to turn away for the FIRST TIME since reading TWD! It was bad, but I was surprised at my own reaction. I enjoy suspenseful horror, not graphic bloody chunks. However, that doesn't warrant a star.
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It was not to long long ago when we lost front man Mitch Lucker of Suicide Silence to a motorcycle wreck late October. Now Suicide Silence has set a memorial show for Mitch and there are some very heavy hitters on this bill.
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I hope you are ready for your November To Dismember featuring Lamb Of God. For 30 STRAIGHT DAYS Everything Goes Black will be giving away a pair of tickets and it starts tonight!
I am very stoked finally get In Flames to the Lubbock on November 3rd with Lamb Of God and Hatebreed. In Flames have released an unofficial video for their track "The Jester's Door" which you can check out here.
It is time for a throw down, as FMX and Everything Goes Black welcome the return of Lamb Of God. I hope you are ready to twist and turn in the mosh pit along with very special guests.
Since Randy Blythe has been released from a Czech prison on manslaughter chargers he has acquired some serious legal bills. The metal world has come to the rescue by putting on some benefit shows and even have an eBay page of some really cool memorabilia.
Not only did Knotfest turn out to be one of the best festivals of the year, but we also got to see some killer collaborations live on stage.
Now, the story can be told. We've had two major shows hit the skids. One was a national tour that got the official cancellation today, the other was going to be a *new* signature event. Can you handle find out what you're going to miss? If so, click through.
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The amount of sugar in cereals - particularly those marketed at children - has remained consistently high since 1992 despite significant cuts to salt content in the same products, a study has found.
Two Northern Ireland restaurants are to be featured in The Sunday Times' Top 100 Restaurants list.
Restaurants and shops have been accused of sparking a lettuce ration by bulk-buying the salad favourite amid a European vegetable shortage.
In the novel 'Moon over Soho' by Ben Aaronovitch, the author writes: "My Dad says that being a Londoner has nothing do to with where you are born. He says that there are people who get off a jumbo jet, at Heathrow, go through immigration waving any type of passport,...
International fast food chain Freshii is opening up in Belfast for the first time, creating around 10 new jobs.
Keep your healthy-eating goals on track with a versatile kitchen helper. By Kate Hilpern.
Mexican fast-food chain Boojum is opening two new restaurants in Belfast as it expands its reach across the city. The burrito giant is adding a new store on the Lisburn Road, close to Marks & Spencer.
The cluster effect is one which many industrial development agencies try to encourage. Let me explain. Silicon Valley in California is a cluster: a vast industrial park in which thousands of employees working for competitor high tech firms intermingle and collaborate. The...
Mondelez international, the company which cut the weight of Toblerone bars by widening the gaps between the chocolate peaks, is now expected to raise the prices on Cadbury's Freddo bars.
Ferrero, the maker of Nutella, has hit back at claims that palm oil used in their hazelnut and chocolate spreads could cause cancer.
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The great success of the Year of Food and Drink (YOFD) has added a new dimension to Northern Ireland's appeal as a tourism destination.
Tesco customers have taken to the firm's Facebook page to complain about 'glowing green' turkey meat.
Make the most of festive leftovers with mouth-watering recipes to add some spice to the holiday season.
One of the key aims of the Year of Food and Drink was to put the quality of our local food and drink at the centre of the tourism experience.
Leading UK food company Moy Park has joined with Food NI to sponsor the Best Marketing Achievement category at the inaugural NI Year of Food and Drink Awards.
Eating in is the new eating out, according to home cooking and brewing duo Erin Bunting and Jo Facer. The pair, who run supper club The Edible Flower in Saintfield, Co Down, moved to Northern Ireland in April.
Dutch chef and former restaurateur Joery Castel is to take the reins as head chef at Belfast fine dining spot Saphyre.
Tourists loved it, the public loved it and critics praised it - no-one will forget Northern Ireland's Year of Food and Drink in a hurry.
Lots of people have begun asking me recently how to lose weight in the New Year. During a conversation I had the other day, a client acknowledged they'd need help to shed the extra pounds because, as they put it, "this is a bad time of year to lose weight." The fact is, the best way to maintain a healthy body shape is to eat sensibly in the first place.
This year's Belfast Christmas Market at City Hall remains open until Thursday December 22.
Orange wine - which combines the richness of red and the freshness of white – looks set to be the drink of 2017.
Global phenomenon the mannequin challenge has come to Belfast's Christmas Market.
Insects, blood and faeces may not sound particularly appetising, but they are among the produce we should consider eating if we want our food to be sustainable and healthy, according to a team of chefs and scientists in Denmark.
Only a third of people regularly check food hygiene ratings at restaurants and takeaways, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA).
It's been hailed as the tastiest vote in Northern Ireland and now it's time for you to have your say by voting online. Tourism NI recently asked four of Northern Ireland's top chefs to create three brand new locally-inspired dishes, one of which will be named as Northern Ireland's...
As anyone who watches Game of Thrones will know, the Lannister family is responsible for most of the wine consumption in Westeros.
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A new champagne bar has been launched at House of Fraser in Belfast following a £100,000 investment.
TV chef Jamie Oliver caused a stir among Spanish chefs by including it in his recipe for paella. But chorizo controversies haven't stopped Co Londonderry pig farmer Alastair Crown making his own at his farm in Limavady.
Many of the finest pubs across all of Ireland have secured a coveted Michelin stamp of approval, but one county in Northern Ireland tops the bill.
Vanquished Great British Bake Off finalist Andrew Smyth thanked his Northern Ireland fans for their "overwhelming" support and says he can't wait to get back to Belfast to see them.
Never before has Northern Ireland entered the final day on The Great British Bake Off with a stake in the outcome.
A Co Tyrone cook who has been dishing up food to the rural community for 20 years has turned her attention to an old potato shed, in an entrepreneurial move which is transforming the village where she lives.
It's that time of the year when the advisor likes to witness the gentle arrival of autumn, watching the first golden leaves flutter to the ground, feel that early nip in the air and to see the swallows head south, from the comfort of a warm restaurant.
A Northern Ireland chef who created the perfect dish using a simple crate of potatoes has emerged as the toast of this year's Great British Menu.
Indulge in a scrumptious selection from some of the finest choclatiers, writes Kate Hilpern.
A new distillery planned for the heart of Ebrington Square will mark a return to one of Londonderry's oldest traditions.
A Thai takeaway and restaurant is set to open in a former Marks & Spencer Simply Food on Belfast's Lisburn Road. Camile Thai Kitchen, which is based in Dublin, will create 25 new jobs when it opens its doors at 348 Lisburn Road next month.
Aerospace engineer Andrew Smyth has booked his place on this year's Great British Bake Off semi-final after a rollercoaster round.
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Over the next few days fishermen hope to catch diners' attentions with Seafood Week. In 2015, the eight-day UK-wide celebration run by SeaFish saw 850 businesses sign up, and saw a 'double-digit' increase in fish sales for the co-operative.
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Winchester's Military Museums can provide that fun-filled day out you and your family are looking for. With six unique museums located here in Winchester, there is plenty to do and see, and with the delightful Little Kitchen Café located on-site, there is the perfect place to have a cup of tea and cake!
With history dating back to the formation of the British Army, this group of military museums are one of Winchester's hidden gems!
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