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Ithaca, NY - The men's tennis team came extremely close to victory over Cornell on Saturday afternoon, but was ultimately defeated by a one point margin in singles play. Today's match gives Yale an overall record of 5-12 and an Ivy record of 1-3.
The Bulldogs dominated doubles play, deftly sweeping all three matches. No. 3 doubles Milosz Gudzowski and Rory Green wasted no time in asserting Yale's double's prowess, smashing their opponents by a score of 8-4. Rowan Reynolds and Chris Lawler continued the streak by pulling through with a big win at the No. 2 spot, going 9-8(4) in a highly heated match. Once again, the stellar team of Ryan Murphy and Brandon Wai scored big against Cornell, winning the No. 1 game 8-5 and clinching the doubles point for the Elis.
After being totally shut out by the strong Yale team in doubles play, Cornell countered by coming back to win the No. 6, 5, 4 and 3 singles games. The No. 3 game was an intense battle between Reynolds and Cornell's Joshua Raff that came down to Raff narrowly topping Reynolds in the third round. Raff and Reynolds went 6-7(5), 6-1, 6-4.
Murphy followed up Reynold's dedicated effort with a hard fought win in the No. 2 game. Murphy defeated Nicholas Brunner 6-3, 4-6, 7-6(8). Brandon Wai followed Murphy's victory with an easy win in the No. 1 spot, effortlessly sweeping the match 6-4, 6-1 and showing why he is ranked 78th in the nation.The Bulldogs look forward to an exciting match against Harvard on Fri., Apr. 22, at 2:30 in New Haven. Report filed by Christie Yang '06, Yale Sports Publicity.
#1 Murphy/Wai (Yale) def. Brunner/Raff (Cornell) 8-5
#2 Reynolds/Lawler (Yale) def. Bak/Brous (Cornell) 9-8(4)
#3 Gudzowski/Green (Yale) def. Cherner-Ranft/Wu (Cornell) 8-4
#1 #78 Brandon Wai (Yale) def. Brett McKeon (Cornell) 6-4,6-1
#2 Ryan Murphy (Yale) def. Nicholas Brunner (Cornell) 6-3,4-6,7-6(8)
#3 Joshua Raff (Cornell) def. Rowan Reynolds (Yale) 6-7(5),6-1,6-4
#4 Daniel Brous (Cornell) Milosz Gudzowski (Yale) 7-6(2),6-2
#5 Rory Heggie (Cornell) def. Rory Green (Yale) 6-1,6-3
#6 Tongle Yu (Cornell) def. Matthew Feldman (Yale) 7-5,6-4


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Normal service is now to resume after the somewhat chaotic Christmas and New Year matches, but we're going to spend a little time catching up with the last of the festive highlights from over the course of the last three days or so. We have six matches lined up for you this evening. From the Blue Square Premier, we have highlights of the matches between Wrexham & AFC Telford United and Forest Green Rovers. In the Blue Square South, we have highlights of another derby match, this time between Tonbridge Angels & Bromley, and this is followed by two matches from the Southern Football League, between Fleet Town & Slough Town, and Cambridge City & Oxford City. Finally, we have a match from the Northern League, between North Shields & Alnwick Town. Our thanks go to those that take the time to record, edit and upload these matches.
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Perhaps I am misunderstanding how the sticky banner works, but I am long-time user of Joomla 1.0 and do not find the "Sticky" concept intuitive or properly documented.
After trying out the new banner system in 1.5, I could not figure out the sticky function/concept. Google led me to the Joomla forum, where someone else was similarly confused. We were pointed to this page, and it's still not clear.
The "sticky" feature is not explained in the info boxes or help manual in Joomla 1.5. In the documentation here, the phrase "taking priority over" is an incorrect description if in fact *only* sticky banners will display. In the example given in the documentation here, sticky banners display *instead of* non-sticky banners, which will *never* display. Dpk 19:36, 28 May 2008 (EDT)
The sticky bit/flag only groups the resulting banners. Sticky banners take precedence over non-sticky banners in display order like a forum will always display sticky topics above normal topics.
Sticky is not a criteria or filter such as amount (count), client, category, tags, or an exceeded hit-counter. The latter control how many banners are candidates to display at all, with count being the most restrictive :) Within the result set, the sticky banners are then placed "above" the others -- that's it.
If the amount of sticky banners in the result set is larger than the number in count, you'll never ever see any of the other banners using that module. That's why sticky feels like it's acting as a filter or limiter.
The ordering/randomise parameter is applied to each "group": sticky banners and non-sticky banners. (Under the hood this works somewhat different, but the effect is the same.)
Let say the module should display 5 banners and the resulting set from the database looks like this, after all "filters" (client, category, tags, counter limit) are applied:
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|Green Banner
|Blue Banner
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Duh! Because there are only four banners in the result, they all show up, but "grouped" into sticky and non-sticky.
With only two banners in each "group" there isn't much to randomise. Chances are 50:50 that either Green or Silver will be first.
If there were no sticky banners at all, the result could look like this:
As soon as there's one sticky banner in the result, it'll "bubble up" the stack and will show up.
Now why would anyone have sticky banners if they're "the only ones to show up anyway"? If your banner modules are configured to show a single banner only, that's absolutely true. If your page header should feature a large selection of changing banners, but only one at a time, make sure there's no sticky banner in the result set or you're stuck with it until its hit counter runs out.
But if you have a nice spot where the module can display 3 or 5 banners top-down (i.e. left/right sidebar) and has dozends or hundreds of banners to choose from, some of your clients may wish to be in the "pole position" -- and pay more for better placement at the top of that row: make 'em sticky.
You may also want some banners that didn't show up for a while (due to randomisation) to appear more often: make 'em sticky.


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Niall Horan + Barbara Palvin Spotted Together at U.K. 'X Factor' Finals
One Direction cutie Niall Horan and Victoria's Secret model Barbara Palvin are hanging out a lot lately! The pair were spotted together yet again backstage at the U.K. 'X Factor' finals.
EntertainmentWise reports that Horan was snapped chatting up a gal who looks a whole lot like Justin Bieber's rumored former hookup at the Wembley Arena. The duo are photographed drinking beers. Horan wears a white T-shirt while the lady said to be Palvin dons a lacy little black dress.
Palvin didn't mention being at the show, though she did mention she was in London last Thursday.
The couple got awfully cozy at a golf course over the weekend, and were previously spotted on a date to see 'Catching Fire.' So cute! Directioners, do you think Palvin and Horan make a good couple? Sound off in the comments!


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If your club is considering making changes to its pricing structure this year, you might want to read this article first.
Consumers plan to spend an average of $131 per month in 2011 for a gym membership; most (94 percent) say this is the same or more than they spent last year, according to a survey by American Express. Likewise, the majority intend to spend the same or more on personal trainers (73 percent) and specialty fitness programs, such as Pilates or boot camp classes (71 percent).
The annual American Express survey, the American Express Spending and Saving Tracker, details consumer spending expectations.
The online survey was based on a random sampling of more than 2,000 adults, and the results were assessed according to total respondents as well as two subgroups: the affluent (those with a minimum annual household income of $100,000) and young professionals (defined as under 30 years of age with a college degree and a minimum annual household income of $50,000).
In terms of general spending on fitness and health products and services, 70 percent of the respondents said that they expected to spend more or the same in 2011 compared to 2010. The young professionals say they are the most likely to open their wallets—nearly four in 10 of them have plans to spend more on health and fitness this year than last year.
Although the young professionals group was more likely to increase spending on fitness this year than the affluent group or the general population, the amount they expect to pay for gym memberships is significantly lower than for either of these populations at an average of $85 per month.
Although the vast majority of respondents said that they did not plan to cut back on health and fitness spending, only the young professionals group said that exercising more and losing weight were as big a priority for them this year as last year. Among the general population, 35 percent said they intended to exercise more (down from 40 percent last year) and 28 percent said they planned to lose weight (down 7 percent from 2010).
Healthy pursuits have become even less of a priority for the affluent group—last year 48 percent of them planned to exercise more and 39 percent wanted to lose weight, but those numbers dropped to 37 percent and 32 percent, respectively, in 2011.


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After years of entertaining potential buyers, Western Kentucky Diagnostic Imaging owners have reached an agreement with The Medical Center for the clinic's sale.
"The medical environment has some uncertainties now ... and that affected our decision to approach several different buyers," partner physician Rodney Veitschegger said. "After a lengthy process, we narrowed down the field ... and The Medical Center was the winner."
Veitschegger said he and his partner, physician Sean Willgruber, aren't part of the deal. But the office's 37 employees will be able to apply for jobs with Commonwealth Health Corp., The Medical Center's parent company.
"I don't know if they will be doing the exact same jobs, but they will most likely need all of the employees to continue operating the services here," Veitschegger said.
Employees were informed of the sale in meetings Friday.
Veitschegger said he's aware that rumors of the impending sale had been flying for months. "But we had to keep this thing under wraps while all the details were worked out because nothing is really final until it's signed," he said.
The details included having the physician-owned practice apply with the state for a certificate of need to become a licensed medical facility. That licensure was required before it could be acquired by a hospital.
Willgruber said it's not the first time that the facility has been in talks for a potential sale. But for whatever reasons, earlier efforts dating back to 2001 weren't finalized.
Clerk Allison Thomas, who has been in the office for two years, said she thinks the move to CHC will be a good thing for her. Thomas said she's not sure if she will be doing the same job or not.
"They said they would let us know," she said.
Eddie Scott, director of radiological services at The Medical Center, said the operation of WKDI will pretty much remain the same, with the exception of the physicians.
"Our goal is to employ all of their staff members and maintain status quo as far as operations," Scott said. "We don't anticipate any shuffling of staff. They have done a good job at operating this facility, and we want them to continue doing so in this acquisition."
The Medical Center's radiological group – Imaging Consultants of Kentucky, directed by physician Jeffrey Brannick – will have one physician in the facility during all operating hours.
Willgruber said he thinks the acquisition will be good for both the community and The Medical Center.
Western Kentucky Diagnostic Imaging performs about 38,000 diagnostic imaging procedures a year, Willgruber said. Those services include high field MRI, open MRI, digital mammography, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound, bone density evaluation, fluoroscopy, CT scan, nuclear medicine and X-ray services.
A comprehensive number of services will be maintained, Scott said.
"The Medical Center had been looking to enhance our outpatient imaging services, so when the owners (of WKDI) approached us several months ago, we began the negotiations," he said.
The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Details of any cost changes for patients are still to be worked out, Scott said.
"This is still in its early stages," he said.
The transfer of ownership is scheduled to take place Oct. 1. Veitschegger said WKDI first opened its doors in March 1996, after more than a year of planning.
"So it's really hard to let go of something that has been your baby for that long," he said.
Veitschegger and Willgruber will continue the relationship they have had for several years with Graves-Gilbert Clinic.
"We are already down there pretty regularly," Willgruber said.
No longer owning a facility will free Veitschegger and Willgruber from some of their administrative duties.
"We will be able to focus more (on patients)," Willgruber said.
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Oilers 5, Canucks 2 – Preseason Game 5 – 2013-09-21 @ 8:00 PM MST – CBC
I should caution that it's just pre-season and they've only played 2 games, but let's all snicker that the Canucks are sitting at the basement of the Pacific currently. OK, it's not likely they'll stay there very long. The Oilers and Canucks meet yet again, this time at Rexall. The Oilers won the last one pretty handily, by a score of 4-1 after what looked like the start of a repeat of the last game of the season. After Luongo was mercifully yanked, the came calmed down. Eriksson played a perfect period, stopping 9 of 9 shots he faced. You have to wonder if he'll get the start tonight (or another backup) since the Oilers seem to have Luongo's number, as of late.
The Oilers just tweeted out the lines.. they are below. I am really excited to see Jujhar Khaira in non-grainy, HD goodness. He is one of the more promising players coming up in the Oilers system. He'll play with Yakupov on one side, which could make for a good threat, and Ryan Hamilton on the other side. The top line as of late looks to be the Hall centered line of Smyth-Hall-Hemsky. They haven't been putting up much for points yet. That's been a task filled by Jordan Eberle.. a guy who undeservedly had been oddly kicked around in several fan trade ideas this off-season.. wtf??). He's got 4 points in 2 games so far. And how about Martin Marincin?? He has himself a couple goals already too, also in 2 games. As such, he's been able to stick around past the first couple of cuts. There have been some interesting, unexpected things happening this off-season. Part of that has been the play of Jesse Joensuu (3 points in as many games, including 2 goals). He's been earning himself some good reviews from most people.
As for Hall and Hemsky and Smyth.. the points aren't there yet, but they will come. They are also playing the tough minutes / tough competition, allowing the other lines to put up their numbers. They've been doing this well too. Again, I caution that it's only been a couple of games, but I love what I see of that line so far, even though I wonder how long Smyth can ride with Hemsky and Hall.
Tonight will be our first look at Anton Belov! I'm excited about that. He will play with Denis Grebeshkov. To steal MacT's quote, that could be a pair that will be "dangerous at both ends of the ice". It all depends on how honed Belov's D game is, as I don't think Grebeshkov is going to be the defensive guy for that pairing.
I am liking the lines I've seen so far. I think if I had to put a top 9 together for the opener, I'd go with:
I will likely be around for game day chat tongiht if anyone else shows up!
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I will be in Northern Ireland the end of March 2017. I was planning on taking 2 days of my week to visit Kintyre. However, the ferry does not run from N. Ireland to Campbeltown until April 16, 2017.
Is there any other way I can get to see Kintyre without it taking 8 hours of travel by ferry then plane from Glasgow to Campbeltown and repeat in one day?
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Zazuminka (a.k.a. Zazu) is a very sweet and reliable mair that stands 16 hands and 2 inches (1.68m). She is allround (dressage and jumping), down to earth and not easily scared. A horse for riders for little experience as well as riders that already compete at a higher level.


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Before and after returning to Independence in 1953, one of Harry Truman's favorite activities was his early morning walk. These walks helped him to remember his life in Independence and to connect to his town. Truman explained:
I've been taking my walks around the city and passing places that bring back wonderful recollections.... I pass by Noland School where I first went to school in 1892. Just south of this building stood the old Columbian School, which was brand-new when I was ready for the third and fourth grade. The Ott School over on Liberty and College where I was in the fifth grade under Aunt Nanny Wallace--Bess's aunt. I pass the site of the old Independence High School [now Palmer Junior High on this site] at Maple and Pleasant. Ours [Bess and Harry's] was the first class to be graduated there, in 1901, fifty-two years ago. And so it goes. What a pleasure to be back here at home--once more a free and independent citizen of the gateway city of the old Great West.¹
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Questions for Drawing 1
1. Locate some of the important sites of Harry Truman's life: Trinity Episcopal Church, the Truman Home, First Presbyterian Church, Independence High School, Jackson County Courthouse, and Harry S Truman Library. Arrange a list of the sites as they might appear in a chronology or timeline of Harry Truman's life.
2. Estimate the distance Harry Truman would have walked to and from his office at the Truman Library. Do you think Truman's daily walks helped to contribute to his physical and mental fitness during his retirement? Why?
3. Trace the outline of the Harry S Truman National Historic Landmark District. Why was it established? What are some of the places it recognizes?
¹ Robert H. Ferrell, ed. The Autobiography of Harry S Truman (Boulder, Co.: Colorado Associated University Press, 1980), 109-111.
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CEC member Dr. Joe Zammit-Lucia spoke on the role of art in sustainability at the American Association for the Advancement of Science's annual meeting 17 February. Here is his report.
"Our failure to address environmental issues is not a failure of information but a failure of imagination."
The above comment by Professor John Robinson summarized the strong message put across by scientists and artists participating at last week's American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting in Vancouver, Canada.
There was strong agreement about the fallacy of the idea that lack of change reflects lack of scientific information or lack of factual understanding by the public.
"Information plays a much smaller role than we like to think", according to Professor Tom Dietz, Assistant Vice-President of Environmental Research at Michigan State University. Rather "we need to talk at a society-wide scale about our values and reach mutual understanding about the values needed for sustainability."
In a session on the role of the arts in sustainability scientists, artists and scholars argued that, by capturing people's imagination, art can help us re-define how we think about or society and our place in a sustainable world.
"So far the role of art has been thought about as that of pretty-fying the established narrative of environmental activism" said to Dr Joe Zammit-Lucia. "But that narrative is running out of steam. We need to go much further and use the arts to re-imagine what sustainability, the environment and conservation actually mean in our societies."
The overall message was particularly pertinent in the context of the President's Address where AAAS President Professor Nina Fedoroff argued that the very legitimacy of science as a decision making tool was under attack.
The overall message was clear: we need to learn to abandon the pretense of rational decision making based on "facts" and start to engage with that which we have found uncomfortable to engage with: "the muddy waters of emotions, values, ethics, and most importantly, imagination."
Review of sessions on Common Dreams web site
Review on Michigan State University site
Guardian Review of President's Address


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
If one were to listen only to the mainstream media and Israel's many antagonists, one would be led to believe that the Jewish state is a horrible and oppressive place for Arabs to live, and that said Arabs desire nothing more than to replace Israel with their own "Palestinian" state.
But if one bothers to listen to those Arabs themselves (something the media often does its best no avoid), a completely different picture emerges.
According to the Democracy Index 2011 survey conducted recently by the Israel Democracy Institute, nearly 53 percent of Israeli Arabs are "proud to be Israelis."
Only 28.3 percent responded that they are "not at all proud" to be Israelis.
Those figures would seem a stark contrast to all those criticisms about Israel being an apartheid state that discriminates against and oppresses its Arab population.
Alexander Yakobson, an op-ed contributor to left-wing Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz, said he asked a group of British journalists whether or not 45 percent (the percentage of Arabs who said they were proud to be Israel in the year Yakobson made his inquiry) of Catholics in Northern Ireland would be ready to say they are "proud to be British."
Yakobson recounted that one of the journalists told him: "I do not believe that 45 Catholics in Northern Ireland are willing to say it, let alone 45 percent."
Perhaps even more surprising was that in the 2011 Democracy Index a 45 percent plurality of Israeli Arabs believe it to be "important or very important" to increase Israel's military might. Only 29 percent felt the opposite. That is interesting coming from a population that is supposedly a victim of Israel's "occupation army."
Unfortunately, the only Israeli Arabs who receive any press coverage are those who attack the Jewish state with accusations of human rights abuses.
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The Expositor's Greek Testament, vol. 2
by Nicoll, W. Robertson•
George H. Doran Company 1897
The Expositor's Greek Testament ranks among the most important commentaries on the Greek text of the New Testament from the 19th century, drawing from the scholarship of twenty contributors under the editorship of William Robertson Nicoll. In addition to the Greek text, this massive reference work contains textual, literary, and grammatical commentary on nearly every Greek word in the entire New Testament. The Expositor's Greek Testament also includes lengthy introductions to each of the books in the New Testament, surveying the literary and interpretive history, along with an introduction to the historical context of each book and an extensive bibliography.
With the Logos edition of The Expositor's Greek Testament, Scripture references are linked to your Greek texts and English translations. The entire New Testament is fully searchable, allowing you to perform word searches, word studies, and complex textual work all instantly and accurately. What's more, Greek words are linked to your dictionaries and lexical and textual aids, along with the rest of the language tools in your digital library. That means that you can benefit from The Expositor's Greek Testament—even if you possess only a limited understanding of Greek! The Expositor's Greek Testament will be of enormous benefit to pastors, scholars, serious students of the Bible, and anyone looking to take their understanding of the New Testament to the next level!
Key Features
- Comprehensive introductions
- Detailed analysis of Greek words
- Comprehensive bibliography for further study and research
- The Acts of the Apostles, by R. J. Knowling
- St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, by James Denney
- St. Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians, by G. G. Findlay
Praise for the Print Edition
. . . the five volumes of the old Expositor's Greek New Testament are still worth owning and reading, along with more recent works. . .
. . . the Expositor's Greek Testament will rank as one of the best commentaries in English. . .
—Review of Theology and Philosophy
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- Title: The Expositor's Greek Testament, vol. 2
- Publisher: George H. Doran Company
- Editor: William Robertson Nicoll
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About William Robertson Nicoll
William Robertson Nicoll (October 10, 1851 – May 4, 1923) was a Scottish Free Church minister, journalist, editor, and man of letters. Nicoll was born in Lumsden, Aberdeenshire, the son of a Free Church minister. He was educated at Aberdeen Grammar School and graduated MA at the University of Aberdeen in 1870, and studied for the ministry at the Free Church Divinity Hall there until 1874, when he was ordained minister of the Free Church at Dufftown, Banffshire. Three years later he moved to Kelso, and in 1884 became editor of The Expositor for Hodder & Stoughton, a position he held until his death. In 1886 he moved south to London and with the support of Hodder and Stoughton he founded the British Weekly, a Nonconformist newspaper, which also gained great influence over opinion in the churches in Scotland.


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Apparel Ink T-Shirt Upgrade will hit the Centennial Center for Thursday's basketball doubleheader, linking up with Thunder Crew's "White-Out" promotion.
The T-Shirt Upgrade starts at 4 p.m. in the Centennial Center, with the women's portion of the doubleheader against North Georgia set to start at 5:30 p.m. The Thunder Crew student spirit group has called for a "White-Out" encouraging Bobcat fans to sport white shirts to show team solidarity.
Apparel Ink has sponsored white T-shirts for the T-Shirt Upgrade, giving fans the free chance to get some new gear.
While supplies last starting at 4 p.m. Thursday, GC Athletics will give Bobcat fans a brand-new GC spirit logo T-shirt in exchange for a shirt from any other college or university.
The "other college" shirt can be in any condition, and Bobcat fans will receive a brand-new GC shirt. Fans can look for the logoed tent by the Centennial Center main entrance area to swap out your shirt.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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This excerpt is from Why I Will Never, Ever, Go Back To The United States (link to complete article at the end):
After a year of traveling, I had planned a last, short trip. I was going to take the train from Montreal to New Orleans. The travels I had been undertaking earlier this year had brought me to places that were meant to form the background of my second novel.
This trip, however, was for my dad. He, a trumpet player, loved New Orleans and had died a year ago. It felt like the first sensible trip I undertook this year. I had been searching for ways to forget about the last hours at his deathbed. He had been ill for 15 years and his body just would not give up. It was a violent sight. I had decided the trip to New Orleans would put an end to those memories.
Usually, I barely plan my trips in advance. But this time I had booked everything: my train tickets, hotels and my flight back to Montreal, from which I would depart back to Amsterdam. In total the trip was supposed to take three weeks. The confirmations and tickets I had printed and tucked away in a brown envelope I had bought especially for the trip. I like things to be neatly arranged. At home, in Amsterdam, my house enjoys a slight version of OCD.
The first part of the trip, from Montreal to New York, is known to be one of the world's prettiest train routes. When we had just passed the sign 'Welcome to the State of New York,' the train pulled over for a border check. I put the brown envelope on my lap. On top of the envelope I filled in my migration form with utmost dedication. I love border crossings. Forms don't lie.
The customs officer walked by and asked everybody on the train a few questions. Where they were from, where they were heading. The usual stuff. Everybody who was not a U.S. or Canadian citizen was to head for the dining car to fill in an additional green form.
In the dining car sat a cheerful looking family from the Middle East and a German man with a mouth in which a small frisbee could easily be inserted. I took the seat across the German, who had already filled in his green paper, and started on my own, dedicated, hoping to impress him. He was not throwing me friendly looks. The customs officer took the German's papers and welcomed him to America. They switched seats. He put his hands on the table and looked at me. We must have been of similar ages. He had a goatee and slid my passport towards him like it was a small gift.
I had not finished my novel yet, but my passport was complete. It was filled with pretty stamps. He did not like the stamps.
First, he saw my Sri Lankan stamp. The customs officer raised his eyebrows.
"Sri Lanka, what were you doing over there?"
"Surfing. Traveling. My best friend lives there. He is an architect."
The officer flipped on, seemingly satisfied. Secondly, he found my stamps from Singapore and Malaysia.
"What were you doing over there? Singapore and Malaysia? Aren't those countries Islamic?"
(Read the remainder of the article here, because from here onward it becomes kafkaesque.)
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I used to like to joke around with US border agents because they never seemed to have any sense of humour and I crossed the border so much that I had developed a 'border line' sort of routine for pissing them off without getting pinched. I wouldn't even consider that behavior now, and have pretty much decided that I hope to never cross that border again.
The hell if I can find a reference to it, but years ago, long before passports were required to enter/leave Canada, I believe it was the governor of New Mexico at the time who had a problem with a border agent who demanded his passport. The agent insisted that New Mexico was a country, not a state. It was on some NPR program that I heard the story.
Instead of an IQ test, how about cultural education. Let them try the foods of different countries, make them memorize passages from all of the holy books, and then make them stand in the border control office with their eyes shut, and their hands behind their back.
Maybe they should know the names of all the states and pass a fundamental world political geography test as well.
The incident I was writing about took place well before the existence of the TSA, but it's interesting to hear that it's still going on. The funny thing is, I bet the TSA wouldn't give me a job and I'd never make that sort of mistake.


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California Department of Transportation
Date: October 31, 2011
District: District 1 – Eureka
Contact: Scott Burger
Phone: (707) 441-3998
$784 Million in New Transportation Funding to Help Create Jobs and Bolster the Economy
EUREKA – Following last week's announcement of the general obligation bond sales, the California Transportation Commission (CTC) today allocated $784 million in new funding for 61 projects that will help create thousands of jobs bolstering the state's economic recovery - and reduce traffic congestion, repair highways and bridges, and make driving safer for everyone.
Last week's bond sale allowed projects that were delayed or at risk of delay due to lack of funding to move forward to construction. In addition, the bond proceeds will also fund more than 300 ongoing projects through June 2012. The ongoing and newly allocated projects leverage around $11 billion in non-state funds, giving our economy an added boost.
"These projects will allow billions of dollars to flow into construction and produce enormous economic benefits for California," said Acting Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty.
Highlights of the funding allocations include:
- Del Norte County - $1.9 million for safety improvements along a 4.8 mile stretch of Route 101 through Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park. Work will include paving and the addition of rumble strips.
The CTC funding today includes $695 million from Proposition 1B, the 2006 voter-approved transportation bond. To date, the state has allocated more than $9 billion in Proposition 1B funds.
Please see the attached file for more information about all projects that received allocations today.
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Guide to Root Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 – How to
Please, do keep in mind, that this rooting guide is meant for the Galaxy S4 version slated to be launched in the United States, Europe and some other countries of the world featuring; Qualcomm's Snapdragon 600SoC containing a quad-core 1.9 GHz Krait 300 CPU and an Adreno 320 GPU. You can install a variety of custom and official ROMs on your Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 by going through our guides. And here is how you can root your Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean Official firmware.
In order to root your Android device, we will require to flash a rooting kernel to your phone. We will be flashing a rooting kernel in your Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 running on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean official firmware using ODIN. This will root your device. However, in this process you may lose your personal data and settings.
Please do also note that once your device is rooted, you warranty will be considered void by the OEM. You can, however, reclaim the warranty by re-applying official firmware update.
- Motochopper.zip to root SCH-I545 firmware [File: Motochopper.zip]
Guide to Root Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 – How to
- Download and extract Motochopper.zip. You will obtain a CF-Auto-Root-sghi727-sghi727-samsungsghi727.tar.md5 file in the unzipped folder.
- Ensure that you have installed USB drivers for Galaxy S4 on your Windows PC.
- Turn 'USB Debugging' on, on your device.
- For WINDOWS: Open the extracted folder. Click to run "run.bat".
- For Linux/OSX: Open extracted directory in Terminal, type and run; "./run.sh".
- Let your computer connect with the Galaxy S4 via ADB.
Your phone will show that it is now rooted. Enjoy the root. If there are any issues, feel free to post in the comments section for our staff to take a look at it.


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This Studio City walking area is popular with hikers, joggers, runners, dog owners and families. Go early to get a space in the parking lot and to heighten that get-away feeling.
Begin at Wilacre Park, off Fryman Road, one block west of Laurel Canyon Boulevard. Start walking uphill on a paved road into a stretch of land that is part of the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, enjoying the shade of oaks and conifers as you gain altitude and leave the canyon.
More from L.A. Walks: Explore Los Angeles by foot
The asphalt will give way to dirt road. Stay on this main path as a series of switchbacks carry you up to panoramic views from Burbank to Sherman Oaks to Pacoima and beyond.
The trail eventually flattens and begins to run along a ridgeline. You can see why this was voted "best running trail" of 2012 by L.A. Weekly.
At this intersection, there's a saddle with a couple of well-placed benches for enjoying the view into the leafy canyons below. You can also get closer to the trees themselves by turning right and visiting Tree People, the 30-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to the re-greening of the environment. Admission is free, and it's open 6:30 a.m. to sunset daily.
MAP: Find the perfect L.A. Walk near you
The trail ends here at the cul-de-sac end of Iredell Lane, where hillside chaparral gives way to landscaped lawns under a canopy of eucalyptus. Leave the trail for the road and walk downhill.
Turn left onto Fryman Lane, and walk a quarter of a mile back to your starting point.
Fleming is the author of "Secret Stairs: A Walking Guide to the Historic Staircases of Los Angeles" and "Secret Stairs East Bay: A Walking Guide to the Historic Staircases of Berkeley and Oakland."
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Distance: 3 miles
Duration: 11/4 hours
Difficulty: 3 on a scale of 1 to 5
Details: $3 paid parking and street parking with restrictions. Dogs on a leash are OK. On Metro bus route 218.
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text: It's a scene from millions of family vacations: a 2-year-old boy climbs up a decorative object that he shouldn't while waiting in front of the hotel. That's what two-year-olds do. During one Utah family's visit to San Francisco, this toddler mischief turned horrific when a statue fell on the boy. He seemed fine at first, but died of internal injuries at a local hospital. [More]


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Since the launch of Squarespace 6, our aim has been to provide photographers, artists, and other creative professionals a better way to present their work online. Today, we're excited to announce more features for musicians, beginning with audio collections.
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By the thinnest of margins, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) on Thursday joined other mainline Protestant denominations in rejecting a call for divestment from companies whose products help enforce Israel's occupation of the Palestinian West Bank.
The 333-to-331 vote at the PCUSA's General Assembly in Pittsburgh averted a showdown with Jewish groups, who had warned divestment could have had a chilling effect on interfaith dialogue. It also aligned the 1.9 million-member PCUSA with the United Methodist Church and Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, which have rejected divestment efforts in their respective denominations. Each has opted instead to pursue "positive investment" in Palestinian enterprises.
Proponents of divestment wanted the PCUSA to drop the church's $20 million combined stake in Caterpillar, Motorola Solutions, and Hewlett-Packard. The vote capped eight years of talks with the companies, which activists say were unsuccessful.
"We're disappointed for Palestinians who continue to struggle against the occupation," says Jeffrey DeYoe, a Fort Myers, Fla., pastor who helped lead calls for divestment. "We continue to commit ourselves to their struggle."
Thursday's vote came as pressure mounted from pro-Israel Jewish groups. Efforts to boycott, divest, and sanction constitute "a genuine threat to conflict resolution" in the region, according to a July 5 letter from Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of the pro-Israel group J Street.
"We're definitely pleased about the vote," says Rachel Lerner, vice president of J Street's education fund and an advocate at the PCUSA's General Assembly. "It says they want to engage, but to do so in a positive manner."
To date, the divestment movement championed by mainline Protestant activists has generated few results. In June, pension manager TIAA-CREF announced it was dropping Caterpillar from its Social Choice Fund after a benchmark index cited the firm's activity in the occupied West Bank. But denominations have proven reluctant to take similar steps.
"Rank-and-file Presbyterians and the American public do not have a full awareness of this issue," the Rev. Mr. DeYoe says. "It takes time to share the stories and to make clear that there are human rights violations and great injustices happening in Palestine. This just takes a long, long time to develop."
Presbyterian activists were early adopters of efforts to apply financial pressure in a bid to end the Israeli occupation. They've been bringing pressure, both in corporate board rooms and at biannual general assemblies, since 2004. Hence, Thursday's vote marks a setback for a pillar of the interdenominational movement, as well as a step forward for those who see "positive investment" as a better way.
"The administration of the Palestinian prime minister has worked hard to generate foreign investment, as has Secretary of State [Hillary Rodham] Clinton," said an e-mail from John Wimberly, a steering committee member for Presbyterians for Middle East Peace, which opposes divestment. "Their efforts indicate that investment is a very positive strategy."
Divestment activists, however, are not convinced.
" 'Positive investment' is an investment in the occupation," DeYoe says. "There's no place for the Palestinian people to market their goods because the Israeli military prevents that. So in terms of positive investment in the Palestinian people, the occupation makes that impossible."
Ongoing calls for divestment cast a pall over Christian-Jewish dialogue, according to critics of the movement.
"It creates a hostile environment for relationships within Jewish-Christian dialogue," says Ruth Langer, associate director of the Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College. "There is a latent anti-Semitism in much of these [divestment] discussions in mainline groups…. That's hugely concerning."
On Friday the PCUSA General Assembly voted in favor of a boycott of "all Israeli products coming from occupied Palestinian Territories."


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The Dot is a small café in Toronto. It is one of the top hangouts for the students at Degrassi Community School. The Dot was revealed to have a second floor, formerly for storage but has now been transformed into the teen club, Above the Dot.
The name came from Degrassi.TV's website, back when it had message boards and locker pages. There was a message board topic simply titled "." (just a period, or dot). In that topic, Stephen Stohn would often post updates about filming. It was kept updated for years and was the most popular thread in the whole site.
In the exterior's initial appearance (Pride (1)), the sign read "The Tee-Dot Grill". By its next appearance later in the season, the sign had been modified by painting over the small "the" and changing the first "e" in "Tee" to an "h" to make a full-size "The", thus "The Dot Grill". It remained this way until the 10th season remodel when the signage was changed to "the dot" in all lowercase letters.
Notable Events
Rick Murray's bullying
Former Degrassi Community School student Rick Murray experienced extreme bullying at this very cafe. The bullying was done by Spinner Mason, Paige Michalchuk, Hazel Aden, Jimmy Brooks, and most notably Emma Nelson. Jay Hogart and Alex Nuñez bullied him in an alleyway behind The Dot, and Emma pushed him out the door. The bullying was not stopped, as they were getting "revenge" on Rick for putting Terri MacGregor into a coma. Rick intended to shoot Paige in The Dot, but after she apologized, he decided not to.
His bullying is one of the things that led to the infamous school shooting at Degrassi Community School.
The Dot Shooting
Dot employees, Spinner Mason and Holly J. Sinclair, were held at gunpoint by a former Lakehurst High School named Chris. Spinner was shot in the process, although thanks to Holly J., his life was saved. The shooter was arrested directly after the shooting, and both Spinner and Holly J. survived, although Spinner had a broken arm.
Above the Dot
In Season 9, Peter Stone came up with the idea to open a teen club above the dot after he discovered the cafe had a second floor. He named the club "Above the Dot". Although Peter promised that it would be drug-free, it was reported that drugs were being sold there. Victoria also did meth in the club's bathroom. After that incident, they most likely cracked down, as there have been no more drug related incidents at the club.
In Season 10, Degrassi Community School's hoedown throwdown was held there.
In the episode LoveGame, Clare, Jake, Eli and others were at Above the Dot when Clare made a scene and yelled at Eli, questioning his love for her.
The Dot Explosion
Emma Nelson returned from her Re-Cycle bike tour looking for a job. She was in luck, as Spinner Mason was looking for a new waitress as former employee Holly J. Sinclair was off to New York City to participate in a TVM internship. Spinner hired Emma on a whim, which made her extremely happy, and Spinner told her not to use the sandwich maker.
Later on, Manny Santos and Jay Hogart arrived and asked Emma to prepare them a hoagie. Although hesitant at first, she decided she would give it a go. Sadly this led to a fire, which led to an explosion, leaving The Dot in shambles. It was renovated over the summer, and according to the owner, it's "better than ever".
- Holly J.'s birth mother, Dawn, was first seen at The Dot with her children.
- The original Dot caught fire when Emma Nelson misused the sandwich maker.
- Spinner Mason and Peter Stone managed The Dot and Above the Dot respectively.
- On the Epitome Pictures set, The Dot is located right next to Degrassi Community School and across the street from the Novak family's store.
- Maya Matlin and Zoë Rivas both took shelter in The Dot due to the storm in Thunderstruck.
- Gamal is the owner.
- There was a Pinball Machine in The Dot from season 3-9 before the remodel. The game is "Super Star" by Williams Electronics. (You can see it clearly in 904 Close To Me).
- Gamal (Owner)
- Spinner Mason (Manager)
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Lindsay Lohan will not emerge from rehab a changed woman ... so says her own father.
Michael Lohan just called in to "TMZ Live" to discuss Lindsay's upcoming court-ordered stint in a fancy rehab center in The Hamptons -- and while he's hoping for the best ... it's clear he's not very confident it's gonna work.
In fact, Michael also says Lindsay's decision to hit the Coachella music festival right before she begins treatment is "one of the worst ideas she ever had."
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The best valve combo guitar amps in the world today
Honourable mentions
There are some strong opinions out there when it comes to valve combos, and the votes - which counted in their thousands - reflected that.
Of course the majority of the vote was swallowed up by the big brands and the classic amps that have been populating backlines for decades. But an awful lot of you appear to be getting your kicks elsewhere, with many smaller names and more obscure little black boxes grabbing plenty of votes.
Among the guitar amps that just failed to make the cut, but still scored enough votes to make them more than worthy of a salute were the Orange Tiny Terror Combo, Laney VC15, the Egnater Rebel 30, the Bogner Shiva, Bugera's V22 and, with a surprisingly low number of votes, the Matchless DC30.
Read on for full run down of the valve combos that you voted the best in class 2013...
Engl E330 Screamer 50
Engl had plenty of amps nominated in this year's poll, including the Thunder 50 E320, but it was the Screamer 50 that crept into the top 25 thanks to its uncanny ability to rip the face off anyone that gets too close...
Blackstar Series One S1-45
Affordable, characterful and packing an almighty wallop should you need it, the Series One S1-45 is Blackstar's first entry in the list, but not the last.
The Brit brand is going from strength to strength and making serious waves as it does so thanks in no small part to amps like this. The Series 1 range has found fans at all levels, from serious amateurs to top pro players, with care that's evident in every corner of the design.
Cool 'secret' features such as digital valve monitoring (which automatically puts the amp into standby if you pull the guitar lead out) and MIDI channel switching are great, but let's be in no doubt about this, the bottom line is great tone this has it by the bucket load.
5 out of 5
Vox AC4
You knew it wouldn't be long before Vox popped up in this poll, and here it is with the tiny but terrific AC4.
The AC4 name first appeared back in 1961, by which time the cream cloth vinyl had been superseded, as had the 1958-60 TV-style cabinet design. The current AC4 is maybe more an exercise in general vintage aesthetics rather than a specific reissue, but that doesn't stop it being ace.
So cute it hurts, it sounds great for all manner of rock 'n' roll and classic rock tones, and is ludicrously cheap for an all-valve amp into the bargain.
4.5 out of 5
Peavey Classic 50 212
Peavey's Classic 50 has long been favoured by a diverse range of players looking for elegantly gritty, punchy gain.
Wrapped in beige livery and the perfect partner for rootsy rock, the Classic 50 is all class - which is perhaps why Peavey put it in the name. Well worth checking out next time you see one in your local guitar shop.
Lazy J 20
The Model 20 is Lazy J's current entry-level design and, while it looks like a regular Tweed Deluxe, this amp has a few secrets hidden behind the control panel.
From the front at least, the Model 20 is a well-made and nicely presented copy of an early fifties Tweed Deluxe amplifier. The cabinet is handmade from finger-jointed pine – just like the originals – and covered in thick tweed, brushed with a dark brown lacquer.
The Model 20's chassis is a solid steel affair with a chrome panel and white lettering for the controls. Spinal Tap fans should note that true Tweed amps go all the way up to 12 – yep, one more than even 11.
4.5 out of 5
Two Rock Studio Pro 35
At 35 watts, the Studio Pro is massively deceptive in what it delivers. With no pedals it's huge and clear, delivering tones that chime with super clarity.
There's so much headroom it's almost unbelievable. With a Strat's neck pickup it's instant Hendrix/Mayer/Vaughan - plummy bass and shimmering trebles; dynamic and utterly musical.
This amp is, basically, a revelation. Its bang per watt ratio is staggering, but it's the glorious clean tones and singing leads that impress us the most. If you're in the market for a quality amp, you simply must try it.
4.5 out of 5
Orange TH30 Thunder
Simple, loud and versatile, Orange's TH30 Thunder ticks a lot of pub and club gig boxes.
Despite the stage-filling projection of its ported cabinet, the TH30 combo is compact, cute and easily portable. Throw the variable power switching into the mix and you're looking at a dangerously tempting, versatile package.
4.5 out of 5
Blackstar HT-5C
Small, simple and occasionally staggering, the HT-5C has performed brilliantly for Blackstar since it was introduced for exactly those reasons.
It's packing an earth-shaking roar to the extent that it frightens the life out of most people that plug it in, and is the sort of amp that eats timid guitar parts for breakfast and transforms them into roaring lead lines. Awesome sounding, big bold tones and affordable too. There's nothing not to like here.
Marshall DSL40C
From Hendrix to Slash, Iron Maiden to Spinal Tap - if guitar royalty has one thing in common, it's that they all bow down to the majesty of Marshall guitar amplifiers.
As with the original DSL models, there are the usual presence, bass, middle and treble controls, but this time, instead of a deep switch adding an extra kick of bass to the power amp stage, you've got a resonance control, a popular feature on many high-gain amps.
Sonically, the DSL is as great as it's ever been, if not better - a keen reminder that Marshall has earned every one of those years at the top.
5 out of 5
Fender Blues Junior III
It's one of the best-selling amps in the world - and no wonder: it's got great clean tone and offers a wealth of medium drive tones for blues and rock. It'll cope with small pub and club gigs with ease.
The Blues Junior has earned its place in rock and roll history time and time again, although it's certainly not Fender's highest placed amp in this poll...
Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster
It's got a hefty price tag, but there aren't many amps around that can do what Mesa/Boogie's Dual Rectifier Roadster can do.
Essentially a snarling rock and roll beast on coasters, the Roadster is four channels of lovingly hand-built Mesa/Boogie heritage that does the name justice and sails into our poll with a good few hundred votes.
Marshall SL5
After working together to bring us the limited-edition AFD100 signature head back in 2010, the Marshall team and Slash himself have gone back to the drawing board to produce a small five-watt combo.
The SL5 is an all-valve package with an EL34 tube in the power-valve section, which is significant because most of Marshall's more powerful amps are based around that type of valve - typically, amps with a similarly low output would use an EL84.
The SL5 won't be loud enough to gig with, but when we fed it through a 4x12 cab, the projection was vastly increased. Still, at the other end of the scale, with just a single watt of output, you can flail away with as much gain as you could possibly want, without bothering your neighbours next door or downstairs.
4 out of 5
Laney IRT30-112
Laney's Ironheart range has made a massive impression since it launched, winning fans and plaudits across the board.
It's no surprise then that the IRT30-112 has smashed into our poll at number 10. Beautifully built and bursting with tone, it's a monster of an amp that has re-confirmed what we all knew - Laney can cut it with the very best of them.
Peavey 6505+ 112
The gigging reality for most of us is jostling for space with a pool table in the cramped corner of the local, while keeping one eye on the Ford 'tour bus'…
Peavey clearly empathises with our situation, stripping the guts of its genre-defining 6505+ head and placing them in a cabinet with a 12-inch Sheffield speaker. The combo has the same two-channel/ three-mode design as the head, but you lose a 12AX7 preamp valve and a pair of 6L6GL output valves.
Fledgling metallers who are yet to reach bigger venues will appreciate the portability and control that a 1x12-inch combo provides, and the direct output will come in handy if you're playing the occasional larger gig.
5 out of 5
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III
Let's assume for a second you've never seen or heard one of these amps. This would mean that you've barely been to a gig, jam, rehearsal room or music store for over a decade.
They're everywhere - the most popular semi-pro and pro valve amps on the market, they remain the cornerstone of Fender's modern amp line. Fender has done the smart thing in providing a wide range of tones from classic clean, to more saturated, harmonic drives from one simple row of knobs.
Some amps don't offer that kind of dynamic and flexibility, and it's fair to say that not everybody likes to play that way. For those who do…
The Hot Rod Deluxe has become popular for good reason, and this version III update will only continue that excellent reputation.
4 out of 5
Orange Rockerverb 50 Combo
All the sophistication, usability and famous tone of an Orange head squeezed into a highly usable combo, the Rockerverb 50 is an absolute beast.
Highly versatile and able to cover a massive range of tones, as soon as you plug in you realise that the famous Orange livery hasn't become a byword for fantastic sounding amplifiers by accident. Well worth checking out if you're after classic Brit crunch.
Vox AC15
The big sell for the AC-series amps back in the late-'50s/early '60s was their 15 and 30 watts of 'undistorted' power.
Fender, too, thought that was what guitarists wanted, because that's exactly what guitarists asked for. What they got, however, was the most glorious by-product: overdrive.
The AC15 does sound magnificent when clean, but listen carefully to those amps or this and it's rarely completely undistorted. That harmonically rich drive that was never supposed to be there is the key characteristic that latter day AC users find hardest to replicate.
The simple fact is that now you can. It doesn't have the magic of the best '60s originals, but it's only fair to balance that by pointing out that we've played more than our fair share of vintage dogs too.
The AC15 is so much more than a half-measure. There's literally nothing else quite like it out there.
4.5 out of 5
Hughes & Kettner TubeMeister 18 Combo
So small you'd be forgiven for mistaking the TubeMeister 18 for a toy, it manages to squeeze in an awful lot into its petite frame.
A characteristically German amp in that it's incredibly well made, highly reliable and capable of dealing with whatever you can throw at it. Hughes & Kettner has even done the good thing and kept the price down below £500.
That's no small feat when you realise just how versatile the TubeMeister 18 is - it's capable of everything from glistening, crisp cleans all the way through to absolute filth and everything in between. Basically, this tiny amp is the very definition of punching way above weight.
Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker
Confusingly, 1962 is the model number, rather than the year that this amplifier was born.
That was in 1965, when a young Eric Patrick Clapton requested that Jim Marshall make him a combo amplifier with tremolo that would fit in the boot of his car for use with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
The rest is very much history, the 1962 Bluesbreaker going on to create a whole new, utterly thrilling sound and becoming a go-to combo for many a bluesman ever since. One of those amps that every guitarist must play before they die, preferably with a nice set of humbuckers and a thoroughly sound-proofed room, the Bluesbreaker is a legend that has earned its place at the top table time and time again.
Orange AD30TC
Orange's highest placed combo is the much-loved AD30TC, a veritable institution among tone-hounds looking for that certain something.
Well-behaved, reliable and with a very British sound akin to a warmer AC30, this Orange also does dirt very well indeed and sounds wonderful with PAF-style humbuckers.
A cultured, beautifully voiced amp full of creamy retro tones and with enough class to guarantee entrance to the back line of any rocker worth his salt, you'd be a fool to overlook. Two channels of simply superb tone.
Mesa/Boogie Mark V Combo
As the original 'boutique' amplifier company, Mesa/ Boogie has never been about following trends, but there's no doubt it's started plenty.
But some things never change: there are still many players who are looking for a fully-loaded amp that covers almost every conceivable tonal base. Mark Five is absolutely stacked with features, but not one feels like a marketing gimmick or sales tool – they all have a significant effect on tone and/or functionality – gig it, record it, hell, just look at it all day.
Some knowledge of recent Mesas will help you get to grips with it quickly, none at all will make the journey all the more enlightening. It's nothing short of a remarkable engineering and tonal achievement. The ultimate compact yet powerful do-it-all amp.
5 out of 5
Vox AC30 C2
And so we reach number one, and could it really have been anything else? With a staggering 16% of the vote, the number one spot belonged to none other than Vox's iconic AC30.
A bastion of British tone that defined a generation in sound, the AC30 sits apart from any other valve combo. Since the UK-made reissues of the 1990s, Vox been continually evolving its solution to affordable-yet-authentic new versions of its number one son.
The AC30 C2 mixes versatile tonal performance with modern build standards at a very attractive price point. Die-hard Vox fans will bemoan the master volumes and absence of a valve rectifier, but Vox's Heritage Collection is there for those folks. This new Custom is more about achieving classic Vox flavour but with a nod to modern usability.
It offers plenty of headroom for bigger gigs, covers some classic AC30 ground, but with a hotter, slightly more contemporary feel to the overdrive, giving it wider appeal than a vintage-correct reissue.
You might think that Vox is a bit old-school for you, but we'd urge you to give it a try and see just what 50+ years of heritage could do for your sound and playing.
4.5 out of 5


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MACON, Ga. (March 5, 2010) - Freshman forward J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.) sank a critical jump shot, blocked an attempted score and pulled down an important defensive rebound in the final seconds, as the No. 5-seeded ETSU men's basketball team rallied from a 15-point first-half deficit to take a hard-fought 69-64 win over No. 8-seeded Kennesaw State in the semifinals of the 2010 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Friday night at the University Center on the campus of Mercer University.
The Buccaneers, who are the defending A-Sun Tournament champions, led the game 63-62 with 59 seconds left when Ward sank his 18-foot jumper to make it 65-62, and he later grabbed a missed foul shot by the Owls to help seal the win. Junior guards Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) and Micah Williams (Manchester) then combined to hit four straight free throws down the stretch, helping send the Bucs to their second straight A-Sun championship game.
ETSU (19-14 overall) will face the winner of Friday night's other semifinal between Mercer and Jacksonville, and Saturday's championship game will air nationally at 6 p.m. on ESPN2.
"I was really glad to see J.C.'s shot go down," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team will play in the A-Sun finals for the third time in the last four years. "I was really proud of our guys because they made plays when we needed them down the stretch. That's really not about coaching in a game like this. It's about players making plays.
"The goal in a tournament setting is to survive and get a shot in the final game. I'm pleased our team has earned that opportunity."
Along with Ward's play down the stretch, Williams returned from his career best 32-point effort in Thursday's quarterfinal win to score a team-high 20 points against the Owls. In addition, junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) pitched in 18 points, while freshman Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) had 11.
ETSU got off to a slow start in the first half, shooting poorly from the field and watching the Owls build a lead of as many as 15 points at 21-6 with 11:35 left in the half. However, the Bucs put together an 11-0 run at that point to get within four at 21-17.
The two teams traded baskets before ETSU scored the final five points of the half to take the lead at 31-29 when Williams sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
In the second half, the Bucs continued to play well early on as they pushed the lead out to eight points at 45-37 on a layup by Tubbs. However, from there the Owls hit three straight 3-pointers in an 11-0 spurt to race past the Bucs and hold a 52-47 edge with 10 minutes left in the game.
ETSU managed to rally at that point, regaining the lead at 55-54 and not trailing again even though the Bucs never held an advantage of more than four points down the stretch. In fact, though Ward's bucket made it 65-62, Kennesaw State's Kevin McConnell quickly scored and was fouled, going to the free throw line with a chance to tie the game. The free toss missed however, and Ward was there to pull down the board. From there, both Tubbs and Williams hit free throws to ice the win.
For KSU, freshman Markeith Cummings had a game high 23 points, while guard Spencer Dixon added 18.
For more on ETSU men's basketball in the Atlantic Sun Conference finals, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.


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COLTS NECK, NJ -- Retrofitness Inc. has announced plans to develop new health clubs throughout the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Eric Casaburi, founder of the Colts Neck, NJ-based 1980s-themed fitness chain, says Retrofitness will open at least 17 new locations in the area during the next three years through a combination of company and franchisee owned locations.
The chain's first site in the area is under construction in Columbia-Jessup, MD, and is scheduled to be completed by the end of this year.
"Retrofitness has a robust growth plan that is aligned with strategic franchise and operating partners who are ready for expansion," Casaburi says. "During a time when development has become stagnant for companies, we are offering new job opportunities to local consumers as well as a new business investment opportunity with a brand that has been built to weather both good and bad economic times."
Last fall, Casaburi announced a partnership with Lake Capital, a Chicago-based private equity firm that invests in service-based companies. Casaburi did not disclose the amount that Lake Capital invested, but he did say that the investors would add "some extra fuel to our engines."
In addition to the Washington, DC, metro area, Retrofitness will focus its growth in towns throughout Maryland and Virginia, infusing more than $20 million into the Washington, DC, economy through local investments, Casaburi says. Once complete, the expected 17-plus locations combined will employ at least 250 people.
Retrofitness offers a monthly rate of $19.99, retro-style color schemes, classic pop-culture 1980s music and a RetroTheatre where members can burn off calories on treadmills, recumbent bikes and ellipticals while watching famous 1980s flicks. Each club also features more than 50 strength equipment and cardio machines complete with individualized LCD TV monitors.
"Our goal for members is to allow them to 'exorcise' their workout demons, while exercising in an environment that keeps them invigorated," said Casaburi, who also is a diehard glam band fan of Poison and Bon Jovi. "People forget they are working out at Retrofitness because they are having such a good time just being in one of our gyms."
Casaburi opened his first Retrofitness location in 2004. Currently, the chain has 40 locations nationwide. However, Casaburi says that he has aggressive franchise growth plans that include opening an additional 450 locations during the next three years.
Each club is 10,000 to 15,000 square feet and contains about $400,000 worth of equipment. About 80 percent of Retrofitness gyms offer in-house chiropractic and child care services. Potential investors need approximately $1 million to get a club up and running, which includes equipment, franchise fees and build-out costs. Retrofitness offers franchise investors a full suite of support services, including access to strategic leasing and financing partners, site selection, full staff training on-site or at Retro-University, ongoing operational assistance, sales consulting, architecture and marketing.