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Maurice Anderson
Maurice Carleton Anderson was born November 14, 1911 to Halbert Anderson and his wife Louisa Charleson. He enlisted in World War II in Milwaukee on June 23, 1942. He was described as five feet seven inches and 125 pounds. Some of his military service was in Japan. He marrie Marjorie Hesness April 6, 1946. They had two sons Roger and Dale. Maury lived in Wild Rose for a time and worked for the creamery. He later worked for the Waushara County Highway Department. He was on the road crew and worked on roads and highway signs. He was a good singer and part of the Anderson Brothers quartet who often sang for funerals. He also sang in church choir.
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Policies and Best Practices adapted from National Association for Colleges and Employers (NACE) Principles for Professional Conduct for Career Services & Employment Professionals
Penn State Career Services maintains the following policies in congruence with NACE Principles for Professional Conduct for Career Services & Employment Professionals.
Employers recruiting on campus will be expected to maintain EEO compliance and follow affirmative action principles in recruitment activities. Employers should consider all interested students for employment opportunities without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, or disability, and provide reasonable accommodations upon request. Career Services cannot act as an agent or referral entity for recruiters/employers by recommending or screening for specific candidates. It is Career Services' obligation to:
However, to assist employers in selecting the most qualified candidates from the largest applicant pool possible, Career Services can:
Those engaged in administering, evaluating, and interpreting assessment tools, tests, and technology used in selection will be trained and qualified to do so. Employment professionals must advise Career Services of any test conducted on campus and eliminate such a test if it violates campus policies. Employment professionals must advise students in a timely fashion of the type and purpose of any test that students will be required to take as part of the recruitment process and to whom the test results will be disclosed. All tests will be reviewed by the employing organization for disparate impact and job-relatedness. Career Services staff choosing to serve as test proctors do so independently of the requesting company and have no responsibility for exam review.
Career Services requires that employers supply accurate information on their organization, employment opportunities, and compensation packages when extending an offer. Employing organizations are responsible for information supplied and commitments made by their representatives.
Career Services does not have specific restrictions on when offers may be extended. We do ask that employers communicate decisions to candidates within a reasonable time frame and communicate that time frame to the candidates.
Career Services asks that employers provide a reasonable time frame for acceptance of offers extended to candidates. No candidate should be given less than ten (10) business days to make a decision on an offer; our preference is 15 to 25 business days. If employing organizations make full-time offers to previous interns, we ask that a response be required no earlier than November 1st to allow students to fully participate in fall on-campus interviewing and career fairs.
Employers are expected to refrain from using any undue pressure to accept the job offer (including, but not limited to, rescission of offer if not accepted in less than the two-week time frame), or to renege on an acceptance of another offer.
If conditions change and require the employing organization to revoke its commitment, the employing organization will pursue a course of action for the affected candidate that is fair and equitable, including (but not limited to) financial assistance and outplacement services. This is in accordance with the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Position Statement on Rescinded and Deferred Employment Offers. This document provides additional recommendations, legal considerations, and ethical considerations for employers.
Third-party organizations providing recruiting services for a fee will be required to:
Career Services will request contact information for the organization for which the third party is providing recruiting services if/when there is concern related to a company. Career Services must respect the confidentiality of this information and may not publish it in any manner. Any disclosure of student information outside of the third-party recruiting organization and the company they are representing will be with prior consent of the student. Third-party recruiters that charge fees to students will not be permitted access to Career Services.
With regard to resume book access, third-party recruiters must:
(NOTE: Access to resume books will not be approved for general database review and/or search purposes.)
Successful Recruiting at Penn State
The Career Services staff is here to help you make your recruiting involvement a success. We can help you with the following:
Penn State graduates from all campuses have that rare combination of academic excellence and a strong work ethic. Couple this with outstanding career preparation, and you will see why Penn State graduates are the right people with the right skills for the workforce of the 21st century. Working together, we can make your visit a productive one.
Contact the ACPC at 814-898-6164 to set up a meeting.

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We almost lost it when we spotted Jennifer Hudson with this chic, chin-length bob at the VH1 Divas Celebrates Soul concert in NYC Sunday night. She looks so pretty!
But her hair must have been loosely tied back—and not chopped off—because we later saw J.Hud on stage with full-on glamour hair past her shoulders.
Listen, she's gorgeous either way but if the Dreamgirls star was debating cutting off her hair at least she knows it would look fantastic. What do you think?


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WebHost Manager (WHM) is a commercial server administration system that manages hosted cPanel accounts. This module provides a user and program interface to some of WHM's reseller functions, enabling Drupal administrators, authorized users, or other modules to list, create, and (un)suspend cPanel accounts.
This project is not authorized or supported by cPanel. For information on the cPanel or WHM products, see: http://www.cpanel.net
If you're looking for cPanel integration please look at the cPanel Integration Module.
- Download the latest release of this module from: http://drupal.org/project/whm
- Uncompress the archive in your modules directory (sites/all/modules or sites/[name]/modules).
- In Drupal, go to the modules page (Site building -> Modules) and enable the WHM module listed under the Hosting category.
To use the module, it must be configured with a WHM host and reseller account. Go to the module's settings form (Site configuration >> WHM) and enter the hostname of your WHM server, the username for a reseller account, and its remote access key. The remote access key is generated by WHM, and can be found under 'Setup Remote Access Key' in the WHM interface. Note: In WHM, the reseller account must be granted specific permission to list, create, and suspend accounts.
This module enables WHM functions through a user and programming interface: listing, creating, suspending accounts, etc. are managed by the specified reseller. These functions are accessible to authorized
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The list accounts page displays the username, domain name, and hosting plan. Additionally, it allows accounts to be suspended, unsuspended, terminated, or edited. The create account page allows a new account to be created with a specified username, contact e-mail address, password, domain name, hosting plan, etc.
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Louise W. Green
Hancock County Courier
July 24, 2008
Louise W. Green, 80, of New Cumberland, formerly of Havre De Grace, MD passed away on Monday July 14, 2008
She was born November 21, 1927 in Germany, a daughter of the late Alsred and Katharina Gentzen Weimann.
Louise was retired from the Administration Office of the VA Hospital in Perry Point, MD where she worked as an assistant.
She is survived by a daughter, Kathy Vickers-Smith of New Cumberalnd and five sisters, Gertrude Sasse, Annliese Reinbacher, Ursula Malter, all of Germany Luise Stoklas of Canada and Lore Rieger of Green Bay, WI.
Private funeral arrangements were handled by the Nixon Funeral Home of Newell.
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Three Essential Film Filters
Vs. Digital Filter Software
A lot has been made about
filter use these days. There are those who use no filters at all, relying
on the "natural look." Of course, with the various color
biases of film, I'm not quite sure what film's natural look
is. There are those who use filters liberally, subjectively altering
and interpreting their images. And there are those who use filters sparingly.
In the digital world, the questions are different. How do filters alter
the digital image? Which ones work more accurately on the lens and which
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Warming Effect |
Here is the same image with an 81A glass filter placed on the lens. By removing the blue cast, the 81A adds a warm or amber tonality. |
Here the warm effect is added in Photoshop using the nik Color Efex Pro! Brilliance/Warmth filter. This software filter has brilliance and warmth sliders which enable you to emulate various degrees of warmth. The equivalence in glass filters would be 81A, 81B, 81C, and 81EF. I was able to add an 81C effect to this image, which is more intense than the previous example using the 81A glass filter. |
Polarizing Filter Effect |
This scene is actually at a 90Þ angle to the sun, which is the best case for getting the maximum polarization, therefore greatest color saturation, and maximum blueness in the sky. |
Polarizers take much more artificial
intelligence than other digitally applied filters. Here is nik's
Digital Polarization filter. It falls in between the two shots with and
without a polarizing filter. Of course, more time at the computer working
on selective color saturation would bring about a much closer version
to the glass filter polarization. But, given the complex nature of digital
polarization, nik's Digital Polarization filter is impressive! There
are two controls where you can digitally rotate the polarizer and control
the strength of the polarization. |
Split Graduated Neutral Density These filters are amazing in that they make images that are otherwise impossible to capture. These filters lower the contrast range by masking the highlights thus rendering detail in very dark and very bright areas, rather than blowing out the highlights or blackening shadows. The following examples are illustrative of using graduated neutral density filters. The first two images are shot without the use of the graduated neutral density filter and illustrate the different results based on metering. On this first image, (above left) I metered the rock where the lighthouse is. As you can see, the foreground rocks and water are severely underexposed. On the next image, (above right) I metered the foreground water, severely overexposing the lighthouse rock. |
Note to digital shooters:
The polarizing filter can be used on your lens without any problems on
any setting. Auto white balance will compensate for all filters placed
on the lens, basically canceling out the desired effect. When shooting
in raw mode, all filters will act as if you were using film, and the desired
effect will be apparent. |
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Ace Murder Mystery Games -- Three boxed games for 8-10 participants in costume playing familiar real or fictional characters; well-suited for dinner parties. Bogie's Mystery Tours® -- Theme parties, mystery weekends, cruises, etc.; based in NYC. Dinner and a Murder Mystery -- Downloadable games for 10-30 people playing assigned characters; unscripted except for intro and solution. Dimond Productions -- South Florida; actions of comedy-mysteries performed in midst of audience; guests can be characters in the story. Ranges from small house parties to corporate events. Eddie May's Mysteries -- Comedy-mystery dinner theater; franchise, N.A. Freeform Games -- Two mystery games, one for small and one for medium-sized groups. Order online from Leeds, UK. Freeform Murder Mystery Games -- Downloadable unscripted interactive games, some with period settings, for coordinator and up to 33 players. Money-back guarantee. Killing Kompany -- Murder mystery dinner theater group based in NYC. Murder Inkorporated -- Stages mystery parties in the western provinces of Canada and the northwestern US; provides customized packages for other locales. Murder Mystery Games -- Downloadable mystery party games in PDF format; games for as few as 6 players or for as many as 200. Murder Mystery Mixer -- Interactive unscripted role-playing games allowing leeway for amount of participation; minimal props. Available through email or on CD ROM. Murder Mystery Parties To Go -- Customized party packages. Murder Mystery Weekend -- Stages private and corporate mystery parties in restaurants, on trains, in hotels; site contains an online game; based in Los Angeles. Murder on the Menu -- Interactive mystery events for 5 to 500 people, customized to fit event (party, meeting, etc.); professional actors, directors, audio/visual techs. Anywhere in the world. Mystery's Most Wanted -- Interactive dinner theater, emphasis on comedy; based in Pittsburgh. NorthWest Murder Mysteries -- Seattle and Puget Sound area; performs comedy mystery dinner theater at private parties and public shows. Fee for the latter includes dinner; prize for solving the mystery. Random Acts -- Indiana, Michigan, Ohio; interactive musical murder mystery parties. Participants play roles or join in singalongs. One day or full weekend. Run Your Own Murder Mystery Games -- Downloadable party games; Acrobat Reader needed. Seven games available. Spotlight on Murder -- Alaska-based dinner theater group; site contains brief interactive mysteries. Suspense and Nonsense -- a dinner-theater division of Interact Productions, a large operation specializing in comedy-mysteries; based in Kalamazoo but will travel out of state. Performers mingle with dinner guests to answer questions, etc. Large selection of scripts, tailored to fit the occasion. Prices quoted upon request. Tailor-Made Murders -- Mystery party packages available via mail or download. Terry Shane Murder Mysteries -- Calgary-based troupe performs on trains, in restaurants, at conventions, etc. Guests question players and look for clues. For groups from 10 to 300. Wayne Russell Murder Mysteries -- Based in Derbyshire, UK. Games run 3½ to 4 hours; guests interact with performers. Minimum of 75 guests.
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No. 977 | 1 October 1965 | |
Smith, Alan | Manfred Lashes Out at 'Go Now' Critics (Manfred Mann) | 2 |
Thomas, Tracy | Wilson Pickett [interview] | 3 |
Moses, Anne | Barry
McGuire [interview] James Brown [interview] |
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Johnson, Derek | Singles
Reviewed: The Searchers: "When I Get Home" / "I'm Never Coming Back" (Pye) Billie Davis: "No Other Baby" / "Hands Off" (Piccadilly) Val Doonican: "A Million Miles from Nowhere," "Much Too Much" (Decca) Jackie Trent: "It's All in the Way You Look at Life" / "Time after Time" (Pye) Bobby Darin: "Gyp the Cat" / "That Funny Feeling" (Capitol) Lou Johnson: "A Time to Love, a Time to Cry" / "Unsatisfied" (London) Passion Flower Hotel [Musical]: "How Much of a Dream Comes True" / "The Syndicate," "I Love My Love" (CBS) Message with a beat:P.E. Sloan: "Sins of a Family" / "This Mornin'" (RCA) Ivan Meads: "Sins of a Family" / "A Little Sympathy." (Parlophone) Amusing Miller: Roger Miller: "Kansas City Star" / "One Dyin' and a Buryin'" (Philips) New Fortunes Hit: The Fortunes: "Here It Comes Again" / "Things I Should Have Known" (Decca) Blue Jeans back with a bang: Swinging Blue Jeans: "Crazy 'bout My Baby" / "Good Lovin'" (HMV) New to You: The Spokesmen: "The Dawn of Correction" (Brunswick) Moses K. and the Prophets: "I Went out with My Baby Tonight" (Decca) Professor Longhair: "Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand" (Sue) Sunrays: "I Live for the Sun" (Capitol) Toys: "A Lover's Concerto" (Stateside) Doug Kennedy: "Julie" (Columbia) Meddyevils, "Find Somebody to Love" (Pye) Recommended Shop Window [Sonny and Cher, Basil Sherling Orchestra, Lesley Gore, etc…] |
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NME | NME Top
Thirty: 1. "Tears," Ken Dodd (Columbia) 2. "Make It Easy on Yourself," Walker Brothers (Philips) 3. "If You Gotta Go, Go Now," Manfred Mann (HMV) 4. "Look through any Window," Hollies (Parlophone) 5. "Satisfaction," Rolling Stones (Decca) |
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NME | Best
Selling Pop Records in U.S.: 1. "Hang on Sloopy," McCoys 2. "Eve of Destruction," Barry McGuire 3. "Yesterday," Beatles 4. "Catch Us If You Can," Dave Clark Five 5. "You Were on My Mind," We Five |
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NME | Best
Selling LPs in Britain: 1. Help!, Beatles (Parlophone) 2. Sound of Music, Soundtrack (RCA) 3. Out of Our Heads, Rolling Stones (Decca) 4. Mary Poppins, Soundtrack (HMV) 5. Almost There, Andy Williams (CBS) |
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n.a. | Round the World: | |
n.a. | Denmark: 1. "Help!," Beatles; 3. "Crying in the Chapel," Elvis Presley; 4. "Heart of Stone," Rolling Stones; 5. "Birds and Bees," Alma Cogan; 6. "Mrs. Brown…," Herman's Hermits. etc… | |
n.a. | Holland: 1. "Help!," Beatles; 2. "Satisfaction," Rolling Stones; 3. "You've Got Your Troubles," Fortunes; 5. "I Got You Babe," Sonny and Cher. etc… | |
n.a. | Israel: 1. "Cara Mia," Jay and Americans; 2. "Help!," Beatles; 3. "You've Got Your Troubles," Fortunes; 4. "Night Rider," Elvis Presley; 5. "I Got You Babe," Sonny and Cher. etc… | |
n.a. | Sweden: 1. "Satisfaction," Rolling Stones; 2. "Help!," Beatles; 3. "I'm Henry VII, I Am," Herman's Hermits; 4. "I Got You Babe," Sonny and Cher; 7. "We Gotta Get out of this Place," Animals. etc… | |
PYE | New Singles
[Advertisements]: The Lovin' Spoonful, "Do You Believe in Magic" The Searchers, "When I Get Home" Peanut, "Home of the Brave" Frank Sinatra, "When Somebody Loves You" Jackie Trent, "It's All in the Way You Look at Life" |
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Decca | New!
On Sale Today [Advertisements]:The Fortunes, "Here It Comes Again" Val Doonican, "A Million Miles from Nowhere" Spencer Mason Orchestra and Chorus, "Till the End of Time" Moses K and the Prophets, "I Went Out with My Baby Tonight" Basil Sherling Orchestra, "The Dying Swan" |
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Waxes Jimmy Tarbuck [Andrew Oldham] Label Switch [Beryl Marsden, Jonathan Burn, Bill Kenwright, David Charkham, Larry Page, Leonard Whiting, etc…] Beatles Big TV date set Walkers End Dance Dates After Riots [Walker Brothers] Silkie on Loss Show [The Silkie] Manfred's Hit Banned Twice [Manfred Mann's "If You Gotta Go, Go Now" Them's Van Solo [Them] 'Miller Story' on BBC-1 ['The Glen Miller Story'] Mary Martin in London 'Dolly' ['Hello Dolly'] Millicent on Braden Beat [Millicent Martin] Pop-Liners [Tom Jones, Swingle Swingers, Buddy Greco, Fortunes, Supremes, Everly Brothers, Brian Poole and the Tremeloes, King Brothers, Russ Sainty, Otis Redding, Roy Tempest] Stones another Single [Rolling Stones] More Dates for Joan [Joan Baez] Wilson Here Next Month [Wilson Pickett] Pitney 'Lucky' [Gene Pitney, Petula Clark, Lulu, Peter and Gordon] Cliff on Caroline [Cliff Richard, Frank Ifield, Lionel Bart] U.S. Folk Trio Open TV Show [Peter, Paul, and Mary on 'Tonight In Person'] Presley Album [Elvis Presley] |
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n.a. | New Transmitter
Means Big Boost for 208 [launch of radio transmitter] Pop History on Light ['The Top Ten Years' on BBC Light] |
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n.a | King
Album [Jonathan King] Paul McCartney's record is No. 1 in America ['Yesterday'] All-Star 'Top of the Pops' [BBC-1] Satchmo opens BBC-2 series [Louis Armstrong] Sir Douglas on 'Steady' [Sir Douglas Quintet] Adam Parts With Group [Adam Faith, The Roulettes] Latest Venues For Herman-Fury Tour [Herman's Hermits, Billy Fury, Fortunes, Wayne Fontana] Yardbirds 'Beat' [Yardbirds on "Beat Show"] Dusty on TV Tonight [Dusty Springfield] Tarbuck opening [Jimmy Tarbuck] More Dates for McCoys [The McCoys] Big U.S. Dates for Moody Blues and Fortunes Fresh U.S. Plans for Ivy League [The Ivy League] Dusty's Jury [Dusty Springfield] Proby returns [P.J. Proby] |
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Evans, Allen | LPs: Rolling Stones: Out of Our Heads (Decca) Sonny and Cher: Look at Us (Atlantic) Everything's Coming Up Dusty (Philips)Doris Day's Greatest Hits (CBS) Jewel Akens: Birds and Bees (London) |
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A.S. | New to the Charts: Beatles Help Silkie [the Silkie] | 8 |
N.D. | Good News for Hedgehoppers [Hedgehoppers Anonymous] | 8 |
Johnson, Derek | Andy Could Have Had 'There' Hit Year Ago! [Andy Wilham] | 9 |
Hentoff, Nat | Beatles Scoop Gold Discs [American Airmail] | 9 |
Bromley, Tony | From You to Us: BBC bans aren't fair [Fanmail] | 9 |
NME | Top Ten
5 Years Ago: 1. "Tell Laura I Love Her," Ricky Valance (Columbia) 2. "Nine Times out of Ten," Cliff Richard (Columbia) 3. "Only the Lonely," Roy Orbison (London) 4. "How about that,"Adam Faith (Parlophone) 5. "Apache," The Shadows (Columbia) |
NME | Top Ten
10 Years Ago: 1. "Rose Marie," Slim Whitman (London) 2. "Cool Water," Frankie Laine (Philips) 3. "Learnin' the Blues," Frank Sinatra (Capitol) 4. "Ev'rywhere," David Whitfield (Decca) 5. "The Man from Laramie," Jimmy Young (Decca) |
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Stones Are Changing [Rolling Stones] | ||
n.a. | Make a Date to See & Hear the Stars: Who's Where [Ken Dodd, Black & White Minstrel, Freddie and the Dreamers, Rolling Stones, Cliff Richard and the Shadows, Joan Baez, Peter Paul and Mary, Everly Brothers…], Radio [Radio Caroline North] | 10 |
The Alley Cat | Tailpieces [Gossip: Elvis Presley, Frank Ifield, Dusty Springfield, Ken Dodd, Everly Brothers, Cila Black, Rolling Stones, Barry McGuire, Count Basie, etc.] | 12 |
Evans, Allen | EPs: Dusty Springfield (Philips) Kinks (Pye) |
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No. 977 | 8 October 1965 | |
Cover | The Fool [Chris Farlowe] | 1 |
Altham, Keith | Terrifying 'Message' in the Beginning! [Sandie Shaw] | 3 |
Smith, Alan | Sandie Shaw is delighted at fifth hit in a Year, but P.J. Proby is surprised by slide of 'Lot' [P.J. Proby's "That Means a Lot"] | |
Drummond, Norrie | Joan's Surprise Interval [Joan Baez joined by Donovan at Croydon Fairfield Hall] | |
n.a. | Immaculate Matt Cuts Paul's No. 1 [Matt Monro covers McCartney's "Yesterday"] | 4 |
Swinging Chicks [Tawny Reed (Pye), Susan Holliday (Columbia), Jan Panter (CBS), Elkie Brooks (HMV), Peanut (Pye)] | ||
Everlys Should Make It [Everly Brothers] | ||
Johnson, Derek | Ivy League
Deserve Hit [singles] The Ivy League, "Our Love Is Slipping Away"/"I Could Make You Fall in Love" (Picadilly) Frankie Vaughn, "The Happy Train"/"You Darlin' You" (Philips) Kenny Ball, "What Became of Life"/"900 Miles" (Pye) Don Charles, "I Could Conquer the World"/"Time Will Tell" (HMV) Mary Wells, "Me without You"/"I'm Sorry" (Stateside) Jimmy Young, "Someone to Turn to"/"Let Me Love You" (Columbia) Kenny Lynch, "Nothing but the Real Thing"(HMV) |
n.a. | Three U.S. 'Greats' [Frank Sinatra, Jack Jones, Pat Boone] | |
Corner: Darin: Downliners [Bobby Darin, Downliners Sect] |
New to You [Clayton Squares, Room 10, Page Ten, Van Lenton, Jon Bates, The Shamrocks, John and Paul, The Vogues, David and Jonathan, Jeannie] | ||
NME | Shop
Window [singles in brief] The Ginger-Snaps, "The Sh-Down Down Song" (RCA) O.V. Wright, "You're Gonna Make Me Cry" (Vocalion) Joe and Eddie, "Walkin' Down the Line" (Vocalion) The Spinners, "The Orange and the Green" (Fontana) Bill Oddie, "The Knitting Song" (Parlophone) Dirk Bogarde, "Darling" (Fontana) Charles Dickens "I Stand Alone" (Pye) Jimmy Witherspoon, "Love Me Right" (Stateside) Jesse Fuller, "Runnin' Wild" (Good Time Jazz) Jimmy Smith, "The Organ Grinder's Swing" (Verve) The Marvelettes, "Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead" (Motown) |
NME | New Singles The Ivy League, "Our Love Is Slipping Away" Sounds Orchestral, "A Boy and a Girl" Peter London, "Bless You" Michael Leslie, "Make Up or Break Up" Bessie Banks, "Go Now" Los Marcellos Ferial, "Sei Deventata Nera" Leonard Whiting, "The Piper" Johnny Hawksworth & His Orchestra, "Lunar Walk" Kim D, "The Real Thing" The Masterswingers, "Praeludium" |
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NME | NME Top
Thirty 1. "Tears," Ken Dodd (Columbia) 2. "If You Gotta Go, Go Now," Manfred Mann (HMV) 3. "Almost There," Andy Williams (CBS) 4. "Make It Easy on Yourself," Walker Brothers (Philips) 5. "Eve of Destruction," Barry McGuire (RCA) |
NME | Best
Selling Pop Records in U.S. 1. "Yesterday," Paul McCartney 2. "Hang on Sloopy," The McCoys 3. "Treat Her Right," Roy Head 4. "Eve of Destruction," Barry McGuire 5. "The 'In' Crowd," The Ramsey Lewis Trio |
NME | Best
Selling LPs in Britain 1. Help! The Beatles (Parlophone) 2. Out of Our Heads The Rolling Stones (Decca) 3. Sound of Music Soundtrack (RCA) 4. Mary Poppins Soundtrack (HMV) 5. Almost There Andy Williams (CBS) |
Top Ten: 5 Years Ago, Top Ten: 10 Years Ago, New! On Sale Today, out this Week, P.S. Next Week | ||
n.a. | Americans
in Royal Show [Peter, Paul and Mary, Tony Bennett] Royalty Visits 'Dolly', 'Twang' [Broadway Shows "Hello Dolly" and "Twang!"] TV Talent 'Find' Had Recorded! [Geraldine "Deano" Wilson] Pop Liners Granada Plans New Year's Eve Bonanza—John, Paul, Dylan, Sonny in TV Spec? [John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Sonny Bono) Cliff, Animals same 'Stars' [Cliff Richard, The Animals on "Thank Your Lucky Stars"] Walkers Dates [The Walker Brothers] Jim's Good Deed [Disc Jockey Jimmy Savile] Peter and Gordon—More TV, Radio Animals, Fury, Lulu 'Club' [The Animals, Billy Fury, Lulu on "Saturday Club"] Merseybeats to U.S., Denmark? Fury, Gamblers on the Light [Billy Fury, The Gamblers] Lulu, Freddie, 'Scene' [Lulu, Freddie and the Dreamers on "Scene at 6:30"]Wayne, Mindbenders Are Splitting Up [Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders] Sonny—Cher October Visit Hospital for Lead Hollie [Alan Clarke of The Hollies] Andy Stewart Series |
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n.a. | In U.S.
Chart Stones' 'Cloud' Takes Them up 50 Places! [The Rolling Stones, "Get
Off of My Cloud"] Gerry's Next Disc after Honeymoon [Gerry and the Pacemakers] Donovan Shock New TV Pop Show ["The Whole Scene Going"] Fontana, Fortunes Radio [Wayne Fontana, The Fortunes] Macini in Town [Henry Mancini] Stones May Be with Eamonn ["Eamonn Andrews Show"] Animals for Turkey [The Animals] Stones RSG Return for Next Single, Also Jones, Yardbirds, Fortunes [Rolling Stones, Tom Jones, The Yardbirds, The Fortunes on "Ready, Steady, Go"] Cliff Sings to Poles [Cliff Richard and the Shadows] Donovan to Guest in Baez TV [Donovan, Joan Baez] U.S. TV Series for Dave [The Dave Clark Five] Gene Pitney for Next Week's 'Juke Box Jury' Yardbird Waxes Hit Composer [Yardbird Paul Samwell-Smith] More 'Choice' ["Housewife's Choice", Light Programme] 'Rendezvous' Back [Jack Johnson's "Record Rendezvous"] Hester to Return [Carolyn Hester] Cliff's Waltz Single [Cliff Richards' "Wind Me Up and Let Me Go"] Animals Drop Organ Sound McGuire Definite [Barry McGuire to arrive in Britain] Tom Jones, Pickett – Old Discs Issued |
7 |
Evans, Allen | LPs Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited (CBS) Manfred Mann, Mann Made (HMV) The Hollies, The Hollies (Parlophone) The Bachelors, More Great Song Hits (Decca) Liza Minnelli, It Amazes Me (Capitol) The Beau Brummels, Introducing the Beau Brummels (Pye International) |
8 |
Gray, Andy | Everlys, Cilla All Set for Tour [Everly Brothers, Cilla Black] | |
Dave Berry Stopped the Dutch Gala | ||
Impressive and Apprehensive [New releases in review] | ||
n.a. | Make a Date to See & Hear the Stars [Radio and television listings] | |
Bromley, Tony (ed.) | From You to Us – Manfred Storm! [Reader's letters] | |
n.a. | Life-Lines of Barry McGuire | 9 |
Star Quote—Bob Dylan | ||
Drummond, Norrie | The Pack Grabs U.S. Hit | |
Chris Andrews: Married | ||
Hentoff, Nat | American Airmail – Fortune for Stones | |
Thomas, Tracy | Randy Hobbs Reveals It's School or Jail for 2 McCoys! | 10 |
The Rolling Stones | Best and Worst | |
Altman, Keith | Close-Up on Gary [Walker Brothers Drummer Gary Leeds] | |
n.a. | Classifieds | 11 |
The Alley Cat | Tailpieces | 12 |
Valentine, Hilton | U.S. Diary of the Animals | |
Evans, Allen | EPs Nini Rosso (Durlum) Cliff Richard (Columbia) The Animals (Columbia) Chuck Berry (Chess) Francoise Hardy (Disques Vogue) |
The Bachelors | The Bachelors Write to You | |
Jayme Quinn, March 2006 | ||
No. 979 | 15 October, 1965 | |
Cover | Fortunes (Decca) | 1 |
EMI | Singles: Have Yourself A Ball-Get EMI! Freddie And The Dreamers, "Thou Salt Not Steal" (Columbia) Peter and Gordon, "Baby I'm Yours" (Columbia) The Chipmunks, "What's New Pussycat?" (Liberty) Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames, "Something" (Columbia) Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs, "Ring Dang Doo" (MGM) The Seekers, "The Carnival Is Over" (Columbia) |
2 |
EMI | LPs Nancy Wilson, Today, My Way (Capitol) Manfred Mann, Mann Made (H.M.V.) Peter And Gordon, Hurtin' And Lovin' (Columbia) |
2 |
EMI | EPs Dave Clark Five, Wild Weekend (Columbia) P.J. Proby, Somewhere (Liberty) Five Yardbirds, N.A. (Columbia) Zorba The Greek, N.A. (Stateside) |
2 |
N.A. | John
Is Your Walker a Week Beatles Braver than Soldiers? |
2 |
Wells, John | Singer Barry McGuire and writer P.F. Sloan claim-'Destruction' Is a Love Song. | 3 |
Smith, Alan | Sunday Paper Scared Off Dusty's Man | 3 |
Johnson, Derek | Question-Time with Bob Dylan | 4 |
Lyons, Lenord | Nat Hentoff's American Airmail: Sonny and Cher Refused Pay! | 4 |
Kennedy Street Enterprises | Presents: Herman's Hermits, Wayne Fontana, The Fortunes | 4 |
(Advertising) | Jimmy Tarbuck, "Someday" (Immediate) | 5 |
Johnson, Derek | This
Week's Big Ten [Singles] Mature Lulu, "Tell Me Like It Is" / "Stop Fooling Around" (Decca) Freddie and the Dreamers, "Thou Shall Not Steal" / "I Don't Know" (Columbia) Nashville Teens, "I Know How It Feels to Be Loved" / "Soon Forgotten" (Decca) The Seekers, "The Carnival Is Not Over" / "We Shall Not Be Moved" (Columbia) Dave Berry, "I'm Gonna Take You There" / "Just Don't Know" (Decca) Cute Millie, "Bloodshot Eyes" / "Tongue Tied" (Fontana) Sam the Sham, "Ring Dang Doo" / "Don't Try It" (MGM) Georgie Fame, "Something" / "Outrage" (Columbia) Fritz, Mike & Mo, "What Colour (Is A Man)" (Philips) The Profile, "Haven't They Got Better Things to Do" (Mercury) |
6 |
N.A. | NME Top
Thirty 1. Ken Dodd, "Tears" (Columbia) 2. Andy Williams, "Almost There" (CBS) 3. Mansfield Mann, "If You Gotta Go, Go Now" (HMV) 4. McCoys, "Hang On Sloopy" (Immediate) 5. Barry McGuire, "Eye of Destruction" (RCA) |
7 |
N.A. | Best
Selling Pop Records In U.S. 1. Paul McCartney, "Yesterday" 2. Roy Head, "Treat Her Right" 3. McCoys, "Hang On Sloopy" 4. Toys, " A Lover's Concerto" 5. Ramsey Lewis Trio, "The 'In' Crowd" |
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N.A. | Best
Selling LPs In Britain 1. Beatles, Help! (Parlophone) 2. [Soundtrack], Sound of Music (RCA) 3. Rolling Stones, Out of Our Heads (Decca) 4. [Soundtrack], Mary Poppins (HMV) 5. Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited (CBS) |
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Pye Advertising | New Anita Harris, "London Life" The Newbeats, "Run Baby Run" The Colts, "San Miguel" Karen Young, "Wonderful Summer" Bobby Rio, "Value for Love" The Caribbean, "Inside Out" Felders Orioles, "Sweet Tasting Wine" Christophe, "Aline" Derek Dean & the Freshmen, "La Yenka" The Blue Chips, "I'm on the Right Side" |
7 |
Decca Advertising | Sensational
Singles Hedgehoppers Anonymous, "It's a Good News Week" Chris Andrews, "Yesterday Man" Val Doonican, "A Million Miles from Nowhere" |
7 |
N.A. | Manfred,
Yardbirds Head Major Tour 'Tears' May Win Dodd Gold Disc Paul Wins Beatles New Gold Disc …Now Marianne Waxes 'Yesterday' Kinks' Man Records Larry Adler's Son! Richard, Shads Northern Dates Lulu's Munich Trip Dylan's New Single Out Next Week New Group to Back Wayne on Tour Yardbirds Xmas—in New York? Duo-Baez and Tom Jones! …and Tom Waxed 007 Film Theme |
8 |
N.A. | Cliff,
Shadows Booked on Palladium TV Bassey, Ifield Shadows in Big 'Stars' Line-Up 'Hoppers One-Nighters U.S. Promotion Trip for Dusty Beatles Dates Ivy's First Film on American TV Parents V. Presley Epstein in U.S. Walkers Settle Management Joe Brown West End Opening Kinks for Ireland Now Palladium TV for Ryan Twins Sorrows' Scottish Tour Sammy Davis On BBC-2 |
9 |
Decca Advertising | New!
On Sale Today! Dave Berry, "I'm Gonna Take You There" The Squires, "Pop the Question" The Lulu's, "Tell Me Like It Is" The Caesars, "On the Outside Looking In" The Nashville Teens, "I Know How It Feels to Be Loved" Bobbie Miller, "Every Beat of My Heart" Rick And Sandy, "I Remember Baby" The Roving Kind, "Ain't It True" Rocky And The Visions, "I Do Crazy" Ester Philips, "Let Me Know When It's Over" Bonnie & The Treasures, "Home of the Brave" |
9 |
Evans, Allen | LPs Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs, Wooly Bully (MGM) Jankowski, The Genius of Jankowski (Mercury) Little Richard, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Really Movin' Gospel Ember) The Supremes, The Supremes Sing Country Western and Pop (Tamia-Motown) |
10 |
N.A. | Single
Reviews - (Contd. from Page 6) Russ Conway, "The Beggars of Rome" / "Side Saddle" (Columbia) Sounds Orchestral, "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" / A Boy and a Girl" (N.A.) Jay And the Americans, "Some Enchanted Evening" / "Cara Mia" (N.A.) Anita Harris, "London Life" / "I Run to Hide" (Pye) Ian Whitecomb, "N-N-Nervous" / The End" (Capitol) |
10 |
N.A. | Shop Window | 10 |
Martin, Sue | Road
Manager Sums up Hollies One at a Time Chuck Berry's Gold Car Brings Golden Thoughts for Songs |
11 |
Drummond, Norrie | Small Faces Get Their Fans Going! | 12 |
Bromley, Tony | From You to Us | 12 |
Smith, Allen | New to the Charts, Lawman Helped Jody | 12 |
Warner Bros. Advertising | Welcome to "The Everly Brothers" | 12 |
Drummond, Norrie | Anonymous Become Charthopping Somebodies – with a BIG Doubt! | 13 |
Johnson, Derek | Are EPs
and LPs More Important than Singles? Following in Mother's Song-Steps: Paul and Barry Ryan |
13 |
Kramer, Billie J. | Focus on 'Star Scene '65' | 14 |
Gray, Andy | Everlys, Cilla, Billy Never Better in Slick Production | 14 |
N.A. | Classifieds | 15 |
The Alley Cat | Tail Pieces | 16 |
Make a Date to See and Hear the Stars | ||
Evans, Allen | EPs Everly Brothers, "Susie Q" (Warner Bros.) Johnny Cash, "Ain't Me Babe" (CBS) Peter, Paul And Mary "In Concert, Vol 1" (Warner Bros.) New Christy Minstreks, "Three Wheels on My Wagon" (CBS) Bo Diddley, "I'm a Man" (Chess) Pat Boone, "Speedy Gonzales" (Dot) Race Series, [Vol. 4 Features Julius Daniels] (RCA Victor) Jackie De Shannon, "Blowin' in the Wind" (Liberty) John Lee Hooker, "High Priced Woman" (Chess) Zorba's Dance, [Conducted by Mikie Theodorakis] (Stateside) |
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Brooke Sager, February 2006 | ||
No. 979 | 22 October 1965 | |
cover | Cliff Richard Sings 'Wind Me Up' | 1 |
Johnson, Derek | Matt [Munro] Shoots Up | 2 |
Hentoff, Nat | Generous Elvis | |
Hutchins, Chris | Paul Talks to NME about His 'Yesterday' | 3 |
Roberts, Glenys | Herman's Film Like End of Term Play ["When the Boys Meet the Girls"] | |
Altham, Keith | Sonny and Cher Get Even | 4 |
Drummond, Norrie | Question-Time: Chris Andrews | |
n.a. | Blood-Tingling Stones | 6 |
Johnson, Derek | Dylan-bitter and Not Very Folksy ["Positively 4th Street" (CBS)] | |
Johnson, Derek | Singles Paul & Barry Ryan, "Don't Bring Me Your Heartaches" (Decca) Dick and DeeDee, "Use What You've Got" (Warner Bros.) Newbeats, "Run Baby Run" (Hickory) Shangri-Las, "Right Now and Not Later" (Red Bird) Sue Thompson, "Just Kiss Me" (Hickory) Crystals, "My Place" (United Artists) Bobby Vinton/Fritz, Mike & Mo, "What Colour Is a Man" (Columbia) |
n.a. | R-and-B Corner | 6 |
n.a. | U.S. Disc for Peter & Gordon ["Baby I'm Yours" (Columbia)] | 6 |
NME | NME Top
Thirty 1. Ken Dodd, "Tears" (Columbia) 2. Andy Williams, "Almost There" (CBS) 3. Manfred Mann, "If You Gotta Go, Go Now" (HMV) 4. Barry McGuire, "Eve of Destruction" (RCA) 5. McCoys, "Hang on Sloopy" (Immediate) |
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NME | Best
Selling Pop Records in U.S. 1. Paul McCartney, "Yesterday" 2. Roy Head, "Treat Her Right" 3. Toys, "A Lover's Concerto" 4. Rolling Stones, "Get Off of My Cloud" 5. Gentry's, "Keep On Dancing" |
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NME | Best
Selling LP's in Britain 1. Help! (Parlophone) 2. Sound of Music (RCA) 3. Out of Our Heads (Decca) 4. Marry Poppins (HMV) 5. Highway 61 Revisited (CBS) |
n.a. | Round
the World Canada: 1. Beatles, "Yesterday/Act Naturally" Hong Kong: 2. Beatles, "The Night before/Dizzy Miss Lizzie" New Zealand: 1. Billy Joe Royal, "Down in the Boondocks" Singapore: 2. Byrds, "Mr. Tambourine Man" |
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n.a. | Beatles
Said No to Royal Show Paul's 'Yesterday' Stays at the Top Pet Clark Smash Hit in New York Peter and Gordon Protégé's Debut [Ayshea] Xmas Disc for Beatle People Donovan, Dave Clark Singles, Walker LP Manfred's Next Theatre policy for Walkers Seekers, Herman, Dave Clark JBJ Bachelors Great! [Tony] Bennett to Stay On Bassey-Basie in U.S.? Dylan Signed |
8 |
n.a. | Dusty,
Shirley, Dodd, Clark, Ifield: 'Yes' Manfred's Placed Chuck, Brenda Trips Off See It on TV [Royal Variety Show] Cliff, Shadows More Concerts, Royal Date |
8-9 |
n.a. | Film
Plans for Herman, Sandie and Kathy Kirby Signed Manfred, Yardbirds to Act on Tour! Sunday Palladium TV for Fortunes Seekers: own TV Show Baez BBV-2 Date Tom Jones, Herman to Australia: Stones Too? McCoys Debut On RSG--Who, Hollies Dates Donovan Signs Agency Deal London Xmas Pop Show Dropped Chart Busting TV Guests Searchers to Lisbon Berries--No Rockin' Now--The Proby Cabaret Image [Gene] Pitney, Moodies for 'Club' Dates Orbison Takes Over Presley Film Part Yesterday Man to Tour [Chris Andrews] Herman--Wayne Tour Switch Stars in Stockton |
9 |
Evans, Allen | LP's Donovan: Fairy Tale (Pye) The U.S.A. (London) Trini Lopez: Rhythm and Blues Album (Reprise) Greatness that Was Sam Cooke (RCA Victor) |
10 |
Johnson, Derek | Marianne's
Challenge Marianne Faithful, "Yesterday" (Decca) Ray Charles, "The Cincinnati Kid" (HMV) Moody Blues, "Everyday" (Decca) Jackie De Shannon, "A Lifetime of Loneliness" (Liberty) Bachelors, "In the Chapel in the Moonlight" (Decca) Four Seasons, "Let's Hang On" (Philips) New Stars…Old Discs Wilson Pickett, "My Heart Belongs to You" (MGM) Barry McGuire, "So Long Stay Well" (Ember) |
10 |
n.a. | Shop Window | 10 |
Thomas, Tracy | Delighted Andy Williams Says Proudly, "Now I'm a British Pop Star" | 11 |
Likes Talking | ||
Smith, Alan | Our Emotional Experiences in Sound!—by the Yardbirds | 12 |
ed. Bromley, Tony | From You to Us: Talk between Tracks? | 12 |
n.a. | Animals with Judy Garland | 12 |
Altham, Keith | Scott [Engel]-Your Final | 13 |
NME | From
NME: 5 Years Ago 1. Roy Orbinson, "Only the Lonely" (London) 2. Shirley Bassey, "As Long As He Needs Me" (Columbia) 3. Ricky Valence, "Tell Laura I Love Her" (Columbia) 4. Adam Faith, "How about That" (Parlophone) 5. Cliff Richards, "Nine Times out of Ten" (Columbia) |
13 |
NME | From
The NME: 10 Years Ago 1. Jimmy Young, "Man from Laramie" (Decca) 2. Cyril Stapleton, "Blue Star" (Decca) 3. Mitch Miller, "Yellow Rose of Texas" (Philips) 4. David Whitfield, "Ev'rywhere" (Decca) 5. Slim Whitman, "Rose Marie" (London) |
n.a. | From Behind the Iron Curtain We Present…Pictures of Manfred and Paul and a Cartoon of P.J. Proby | 14 |
Smith, Alan | Czech Pop Fans Same as Ours [Manfred Mann to Alan Smith] | 14 |
Evans, Allen | EP's Frank Sinatra (Capitol) Pete Seeger (Ember) Kim Cordell (Columbia) Jimmie Rodgers (Dot) New Lost City Ramblers (Ember) Wink Martindale (Dot) |
14 |
Gray, Andy | Mersey Wit | 14 |
Kucma, Ivan | Ivan Kucma Writes from Czechoslovakia | 14 |
Alley Cat | Tailpieces | 16 |
Tait, John | Warm Seekers | 16 |
Zachary Schoenholtz, February 2006 | ||
Issue No. 981 | 29 October 1965 | |
cover | The Roy Tempest Organization Ltd. | 1 |
Johnson, Derek | Were Beatles Right to Refuse Royal Show? | 2 |
Altham, Keith | Stones
Hit Back at David Jacobs' Criticism "It Did Us Good to Be Down," Say the Four Pennies |
3 |
Evans, Allen | LPs: Barry McGuire, Eve of Destruction (RCA) **** Andy Williams, Hawaiian Wedding Songs (CBS) *** |
3 |
Johnson, Derek | Nine
Chart Certs: Cliff Richard, "Wind Me Up, Let Me Go" (Columbia) The Byrds, "Turn! Turn! Turn!" (CBS) Dave Clark 5, "Over and Over I'll Be Yours" (Columbia) Cher, "See See Rider" (Liberty) The Who, "My Generation" (Brunswick) Jim Reeves, "Is It Really Over" (RCA) Gerry and the Pacemakers, "Walk Hand in Hand" (Columbia) Roy Orbison, "Crawling Back" (London) Donovan, "Turquoise" (Pye) |
Maybes: Petual Clark, "You're the One" (Pye) The Sorrows, "You've Got What I Want" (Piccadilly) Brenda Lee, "Rusty Bells" (Brunswick) Tom Jones, "I Was a Fool" (Columbia) |
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Johnson, Derek | New To You [Mister Murray, Ray Davies, Carolines] | 4 |
NME | NME Top
Thirty: 1. Ken Dodd, "Tears" (Columbia) 2. Chris Andrews, "Yesterday Man" (Decca) 3. Rolling Stones, "Get Off My Cloud" (Decca) 4. Hedgehoppers Anonymous, "It's Good News Week" (Decca) 5. Andy Williams, "Almost There" (CBS) |
5 |
NME | Best
Selling LPs In Britain 1. Sound of Music Soundtrack (RCA) 2. Beatles, Help! (Parlophone) 3. Rolling Stones, Out of Our Heads (Decca) 4. Mary Poppins Soundtrack (HMV) 5. Andy Williams, Almost There (CBS) |
5 |
Hentoff, Nat | Stones top U.S. chart—and Times Square | 6 |
n.a. | New Disc
Signings: Stones Mick & Keith—disc producers "New Style" Proby Single With Second "Story Song" Pop-Liners [Sandie Shaw, Merseybeats, Rockin' Berries, Tommy Steele, Anita Harris, Ken Dodd, Major Lance] Walkers' Concert Set; Palladium TV? [Walker Brothers] Marianne: Oldham Is Manager Again [Marianne Faithful] Tom Records Another Bacharach Film Song [Tom Jones] Manfreds Plan Major Changes [Manfred Mann] RAF Hedgin on 'Hopper's Future [Hedgehoppers] Kinks at 'Glad Rad' Jonathan: Time off for U.S. [Jonathan King] |
6 |
n.a. | Eighty-Nine in All Star Beatles Spectacular | 6-7 |
n.a. | New Ken
Dodd, Elvis, Shadows Singles Combo Chief Dies [Bill Black] Herman Returns from U.S. [Herman's Hermits] Adam, Sandie Together on Sunday Night TV [Sandie Shaw, Adam Faith] Stones Gone for Long U.S. Stay Ken Dodd for Sunday's Big BBC-2 Audience Hollie's Dates after Tonsils Holdup U.S. Hit Man Len Barry Here in December Bennett Calls of TV Plans [Tony Bennett] Ex-London DJ on 208 [Pete Brady] Chris Andrews' First Dates Donovan's U.S. Tour Is Off |
7 |
Bromley, Tony | From You to Us | 8 |
n.a. | Cool Gene [Gene Pitney] | 8 |
Black, Cilla | Start of a New Tour… and End of Star Scene '65—by Cilla | 8 |
n.a. | Life-lines of… Hedgehoppers Anonymous | 9 |
Hentoff, Nat | Presley's Million Offer | 9 |
Evans, Allen | More LPs: Roy Orbison, There's Only One (London) **** Peter and Gordon, Hurtin' and Lovin' (Columbia) **** |
9 |
n.a. | Meet Mr. Excitement [Len Barry] | 10 |
Altham, Keith | Fortunes Admit It: They Use Session Boys! | 10 |
The Alleycat | Tailpieces [Beatles, Rolling Stones] | 12 |
David Stern, February 2006 |
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Google Offers A Mother's Day Tribute As Seen Through Glass
In a short video posted on the official Google Glass YouTube account, we see a young man pack his bags, say goodbye to a lovely young lady, and head off halfway across the world to visit his mother via a variety of planes, trains, and automobiles. (Also, at least one boat.)
Clearly, it was a surprise visit, and his mom is predictably overjoyed to see him. But then he shows her what's in the envelope. We won't spoil the ending, but we're pretty sure there was maybe a lot of dust in the air or something when we watched it.
Also, don't forget to call your mother tomorrow, folks.


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Lot 137: FRAMED PAINTING A dock with meadow and a distant house. Signed lower right "M. Harper". Oil on panel, 4.5" x 7.75". Framed 12" x 15".
Fine & Decorative Arts
by Eldred's
29 October 2016
East Dennis, MA, USA
Live Auction
FRAMED PAINTING 20th Century
A dock with meadow and a distant house. Signed lower right "M. Harper". Oil on panel, 4.5" x 7.75". Framed 12" x 15".
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Being a former party animal, one would think that my Sunday School party would be boring to me. So not true. It was awesome! Such great people in my class. The name of the class is "We Care" and we truly do care about each other and others. One of our members just opened a brand new event facility in downtown Minden called Orleans on Main. He rents this building for $650 for events. It is beautiful and has tables with beautiful decorations and real table cloths. He hosted the party there for free and even catered the event himself. He is a top notch guy who really gives back to his community. We each brought a new toy and gave them to Toys for Tots.Two Marines were there to receive the gifts.
Tomorrow night I will be going back to the same facility, but that will be our Mardi Gras krewe party....much different scenario! Also, tomorrow is our neighborhood brunch. OK....I guess I am still a party animal!!!
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Rifles cracked, artillery thundered and the cavalry charged. Having sent in the Imperial Guard, Napoleon Bonaparte beats a hasty retreat under an onslaught of enemy forces. In a rainswept field in Belgium yesterday, tens of thousands of spectators gathered to watch a recreation of Napoleon's final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo. Around 3,000 historical military enthusiasts from across Europe, armed with heavy guns and supported by 150 cavalry, were willing participants in the reconstruction of five scenes from the battle, which took place 195 years earlier on 18 June 1815.
Fortunately, the re-enactment was not bloody – unlike the original confrontation. Napoleon's Grand Army, numbering 74,000 men and supporting cavalry, faced two forces: the Prussians, commanded by Field Marshal Gebhard von Blücher, and an Anglo-Allied army commanded by the Duke of Wellington. By the end of the day, the French had suffered 7,000 losses and 18,000 were wounded.
The Anglo-Allied toll was 3,500 dead and 11,500 wounded, with 1,300 Prussian dead and nearly 6,000 wounded. The defeat marked the end of Napoleon's military adventures, and the Lion's Mound, an artificial mound on the battlefield site, was built by 1826 to commemorate this key moment in history. But it appears that younger people are struggling to remain interested in the events that shaped Europe for generations. When a young Belgian was interviewed by a TV crew about the battle, he said he thought it had been triggered by "Napoleon and his friends" and that the winners were "the Flemish".
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Some donkey named Jeff posted this on my facebook group thingy I don't know where it's from but it is beyond awesome and needed to be posted IMMEDIATELY. Charlie is the best ever.
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He will need to call a doctor if this goes on for more than 4 hours. "I have the weirdest boner right now."


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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – The removal of a black college football player from a U.S. Airways flight and subsequent arrest in connection with his sagging pants was decried as racist Friday by his mother and local NAACP officials.
The fact that college football player Deshon Marman was asked to pull up his pants and ejected from a flight from San Francisco to New Mexico on June 15 is "unconscionable" given recent news reports that another white passenger has been allowed to travel regularly in women's lingerie, said Amos Brown, president of the San Francisco chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
The airline clearly targeted Marman because of his race, Brown said at a news conference Friday in San Francisco.
"He's been a victim of racial injustice and U.S. Airways owes him and his mother an apology," he said.
KCBS' Margie Shafer Reports:
Brown said the NAACP will be seeking an apology from U.S. Airways and action including sensitivity training for employees.
San Francisco police and U.S. Airways officials have said that Marman, a San Francisco resident attending the University of New Mexico on a scholarship, was arrested not because of his clothing, but because he refused requests from airline crew to pull his pants up and then refused to leave the plane when told to do so by the pilot.
But Marman's mother, Donna Doyle, called the charges "bogus," and said the dispute originated with a ticket agent who did not like the way her son looked. She said Marman was not a threat or exposing any underwear once he was seated, but the pilot chose to "escalate" the situation.
"You don't judge a book by its cover, and that's what they did, they judged him by his appearance," Doyle said.
Marman was not even sporting the "saggy pants" look but was instead wearing pajama pants with a drawstring waist for comfort, she said. He tried to pull them up when the ticket agent first mentioned them, but had bags in his hands at the time and they fell back down.
"It wasn't a fashion statement, it was pajama pants with a tie on them," Doyle said.
When she saw photos published in newspapers recently of another passenger allowed to travel in women's underwear, Doyle said she was "appalled" that the man was allowed to fly while her son was arrested.
U.S. Airways has said it does not have a dress code for passengers but asks that they "dress in an appropriate manner to ensure the safety and comfort of all our passengers."
A call to the airline requesting a response to today's news conference has not yet been returned.
Brown said he did not approve of the baggy pants look, which has its roots in prison culture, but Marman should not be singled out for sporting it.
Doyle, who said she had four sons, likewise expressed reservations about the look.
"I don't condone my son's attire, but that's his choice," she said.
Marman was arrested on suspicion of a felony count of battery of a police officer and misdemeanor counts of resisting arrest and trespassing. Police said an officer was injured in a scuffle after Marman was escorted off Flight 488 to Albuquerque.
He posted bail and was released from custody the next day. He is due to appear in court July 18 and the district attorney's office has until July 16 to decide whether to file charges.
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... was 2 bunk beds. WTF!! We asked the staff and they said its a private room and no one else wouldn't be staying there. Well OK but I did book a double not 4 beds. If I hadn't wanted to sleep in the same bed as David I would have booked a dorm room. Anyway we both just couldn't be bothered and decided to just stick with it, not much longer.
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... circumstances conspired against us so it has been a long wait. The cathedral was begun in 1386- Gothic & in the 16th century, stained glass windows were added. A statue to Victor Emmanuelle 11 on horseback is opposite the magnificent doors. They have been described as beautiful enough to be the doors of heaven.
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It must be good as George Clooney regularly dines here when he is staying at his Villa at Bellagio. He wasn't here tonight but Battery Boy didn't expect to see him as he didn't see him on the Bellagio to Como bus the other day.
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Kaichou was one of those odd one outs like Ouran. Comedy value was really good imo. I liked it despite the shoujo tag. (Off topic) Anyone got any good ideas on how to get rid of a chronic smoker that lives on the 1st floor of an apartment complex? I can smell the cigarette smoke all the way up on the 3rd floor here...At ridiculous times of night too, at one point at 1 in the morning. At this rate, it'll be lawsuit time.
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First off, United Rentals Inc. is one of North America's largest equipment rental companies with over branches in the majority of states several Canadian provinces and Mexico. The company offers for rent different types of equipment to customers that include construction and industrial companies, manufacturers, utilities, municipalities, homeowners, and others.
According to GuruFocus Data, Investment Guru Bruce Berkowitz accumulated a peak of 11.18 million shares of United Rental Inc. up as of October 20, 2008. The Company's total shares outstanding were about 60 million. As a result, Berkowitz's substantial ownership (about 18.6%) alerted the Board of Directors of URI, and in response they modified Company's Rights Agreement, limiting the ownership of an investor from 25% to 15%. Bruce Kerkowitz was apparently in appetite for more shares and more ownership, so in a unusual letter he sent to the Board of Directors, he protested such an action.
How did Bruce Berkowitz think of United Rentals Inc.?
In at least two occasions he remarked positively on the company and its management.
Once was during the Annual Fairholm Funds Conference Call, an shareholder asked:
Please expound more on the issues you have on with the United Rentals management. Can these issues derail the company? And are you convinced that the country's stimulus plan will have a positive effect on URI
To that Bruce answered:
Well, I'm not convinced that the stimulus plan will have a positive effect o URI,. The issues that I'm concerned about can derail the company. But I am happy to report that the company appears to now be making moves in the right direction regarding capital allocation.Another occasion was in the interview with Outstanding Investor Digest. The interview was conducted sometime earlier, but the report was published recently on March 17, 2009. In the interview, Bruce Berkowitz and his partner Charlie Fernadez called United Rentals one of the two "greatest misperceptions and most outrageous valuation discrepancies today". On United Rentals, Bruce Berkowitz commented:
The Company generates a tremendous amount of cash. We just want to make sure it isn't wasted. I believe the new CEO and his operating team are heading in the correct direction. And I think the board now fully understands the importance of putting that free cash – and the significantly higher amount cash – to work, such as , perhaps, in the repurchases of the company's debt at significant discount.
And United Rentals is generating a tremendous amount of cash in the equipment rental business – even though their unitlization rates per unit haven't been going up yet as they have been at Hertz's equipment rental business. We're talking about a company generating free cash flow of $2 per share. And the stock is selling around $4
For the record, Bruce stated that he bought his shares at around $11 per share. Apparently, he likes the valuation of the company.
In the OID interview, Bruce Berkowitz also complained about the fact that the BOD decision was preventing him from buying more shares.
Recent Trading Activities of Bruce Berkowitz, and of the Management Insiders
If Bruce Berkowitz's desire was to acquire more of the company, his action has not matched up. According to GuruFocus Data, Bruce Berkowitz has been on the selling side since November 3, 2008, shortly after his October 20, 2008 Letter to the United Rentals BOD letter. He sold 5,575 shares during on that day and he has been a seller since then. During the five months since November 3, 2008, his holding in URI has shrunk from 11.18 million shares to a little over 10 million shares. In other words, He has quietly sold over one million shares or about 10% of his holdings in the company.
What prompted Bruce Berkowitz to sell at these depressed prices is a good question for him in the next conference call. He typically conducts open-forum quarterly conference calls and he is very candidate in explaining his investment activities. If he is trying to reduce his holdings to 15% in order to comply with the BOD's new rules, then he has another one million shares to sell until he reaches 9 million shares.
Interestingly, the management of the United Rentals company seems to agree with Bruce Berkowitz's words on the investment value of the company. In the mid of March, four company insiders, including the company's CEO and CFO bought over 34,000 shares of the company's stocks(see the latest insider trading data below).
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Cook: no larger iPhone until display "tradeoffs" can be eliminated
Apple CEO Tim Cook has shed fresh light on Apple's reluctance to build an iPhone with a larger display, while fueling speculation that such a device may be in the works. Answering an analyst question during the company's fiscal Q2 financial conference call, the executive claimed competitors have made sacrifices to resolution, white balance, color quality, screen longevity and portability in their drive to create ever-larger smartphones.

 "My view continues to be that the iPhone 5 has the absolute best display in the industry, and we always strive to create the very best display for our customers," Cook said. "We wouldn't ship a larger iPhone while these tradeoffs exist."

 The comments echo the opinion once voiced by late CEO Steve Jobs when asked about rumors of a smaller counterpart to the initial 9.7-inch iPads. Jobs had dismissed the 2010 rumors, claiming a seven-inch tablet would be uncomfortable to hold and too small for the software experience, however the company late last year released the iPad mini and appeared to encounter difficulty keeping up with initial demand.

 Rumors surrounding a larger iPhone have persisted for years. Apple retained a 3.5-inch display for many generations, eventually stretching only the vertical measurement for the four-inch panel of the iPhone 5. Recent rumors claim Apple is working on a 4.5-inch variant slated for 2014.

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While Apple ponders on how to get the best quality screen on a larger display, the competitors Samsung, HTC and LG have already released stunning screens that trump what Apple has.
I prefer the iphone 5 size but as I am working in China this week, I have yet to see ONE person hold a iphone 5 in their hand. With thousands upon thousands of Chinese users on the Metro and walking down the streets in Shanghai, I see the Samsung S3 as the most prevalent phone held by most everyone. Apple is surely missing the boat. One size does NOT fit all. In fact a large percentage of users here are holding the ginormous Samsung Note. Bad decision Apple - get with it now and listen to the users. People want a choice. They also want to be able to change their own batteries! |
Those larger screens place phones between a traditional smartphone and a small tablet. To me they seem clumsy and way too large but then I'm that guy who wishes smartphones would focus on call quality since it's a phone first and a PDA second.
I'm sorta w/ macmediausa on this matter. While I don't have the need personally to have a screen as large as the S3, I do wish the iPhone 5 had made a slightly wider screen rather than just longer...perhaps an 1/8 of an inch. It would make a big difference to me. Other than that, I have no issue w/ the iPhone...love it!
Um, the Samsung screens are subpar to Apple's. It's a PenTile display, which means it only use 2 color sub-pixels per pixel instead of 3. That means it has a smaller gamma range than the iPhone. You may like how bright the AMOLED screen appears to be, but the color reproduction is far from ideal.
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Yes. The AMOLED screen pop like crazy and are a great sell due to first impression, but in reality, they're the equivalent of over compressed music: once you get over the wow, you realize that it's shit.
Also just because they release phones with huge screens, doesn't mean they're selling allot of them.
Three years in, AMOLED displays are finally getting it right | Ars Technica |
Still too big to be practical...I think the current iPhone is the biggest people can tolerate. I wouldn't fight other phone manufacturers in the size department, just make whatever size research proves will work with the vast majority of phone buyers and then make sure the phone is fantastic features-wise. It's akin to the megapixel race...more pixels in a camera don't equate to better photos, it might, but it's one factor out of many. Size of the display is a nice selling point but it's oftentimes too large for a pocket or a hand. That's why I'd sell a phone and some tablets, kind of like what Apple's done and done exceptionally well. Don't fall into the trap of large phones...
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A 14- and 17-year-old are facing felony charges after vehicles were burglarized in Mediapolis, Iowa.
Police said they charged the teens in connection with thefts of wallets, cash, personal identification and documents from vehicles in the 300 block of Meadow and 200 block of Main Street.
The teens each face two felony counts of third-degree burglary.
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Sadly, I have to say that I keep getting a lot of pain in my forearm, elbow, and wrist and I really believe that it is because of my racket/string combo. I used to just get over it, but now it doesn't go away. I need to change to something that is very arm friendly, and I have found that prince exo3 technology really is the best (in my opinion) for increasing arm friendliness. As far as string goes, I want to stay with poly. I have grown to dislike the feel of synthetics and multis because they are too mushy and lack precision in an open pattern. The tour and warrior lines are very intriguing to me. The rebel is too demanding and I don't like the 98 at all.
The tour 16X18 is a very soft frame, even w/full poly at 50#. It is a low-powered frame, but unlike even-balanced 11 oz. thin-beamed frames, has enough mass to prevent it from being pushed around. Swings fast, too.
Thanks jack. If anyone's wondering, I'm not going to buy any of the sale prince rackets because I actually don't like the cosmetics AT ALL. Jack, how low powered is it? As low powered as a mg radical?
Thanks a lot guys. My local club happens to be a prince retailer that offers $2 demos. I'm gonna take one for a spin and see how it goes.
Then good that you gave up on stiffer Hornet... Warrior is practically the same thing as the O3 White, so you can save some $ there. Tour, I didn't play with, but it sounds it's even softer... I can give you some less conventional stringing ideas, but off-line to prevent stirring the pot If you wish, you can email me direct: -----
There is a big difference between the two. The 16 x 18 is still a little underpowered compared to most frames on the market.
Yes this is the big reason that I have up on the hornet. I do not like how the white looks and my friend also has one, so I dint want the same racket as him. Shoot me an email through this board. Should be easier
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My stroke isn't very long. Medium backswing and WW finish. Medium/fast swing. Maybe the tour would be too much racket for me.
Thanks, but I'm not a storm fan and I really just want to go back to prince. I like their quality of their products
Actually, has anyone used the rebel 98 team?? The rebel 98 had great feel but the balance and sw weren't to my liking
I love answer like this. Exactly what I understand rather than all this complicated RA/SW/Balance stuff!
Can't do the Rebel 95 huh? Ashame, it's such a GREAT stick...all models of it. Maybe give that on another spin too. Get a nice 18g string and string it low to open up that stringbed for ya!
MikeHH93, you might want to consider the Prince Rebel 105 too. Despite the head size, it is actually narrower than you would expect at 3 and 9 (it extends lower at 6 to get the bigger head size). 320+ SW so pretty solid, comfy. Good stick.
Yeah I'm just not a fan of closed patterns anymore! For whatever reason, I've decided in my mind that I love spin lol. Rebel 95 is much too demanding for me
Def test the EXO3 Tour 16x18 though! Hard to believe that it would be too much stick for you. Should be very spin friendly and plenty forgiving.
Well...was it unforgiving headsize wise? Or unforgiving in the sense that you couldn't generate enough spin? A 100 at 16x18 will be VERY different than a 98 at 18x20. The Tour SHOULD have a much larger sweetspot also, I would think.
Ooooo! How bout THIS...might be tough to find...but a lower 318 SW and only 10.7 static weight...and a 60 stiffness is nice and soft...EXO3 Hybrid http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpage-PEXOHH.html
It was unforgiving because it had a tiny sweet spot and I had to work really hard to play the type of tennis that I enjoy- spinny baseline bashing.
I gotchu! $100 too...can't beat that! http://www.amazon.com/Prince-EXO3-Hybrid-Tennis-Racquet/dp/B003B39XJW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sg_1
I HAVE hit with it. I reaallllly love the feel. I wished it was a little more maneuverable. But spin was GREAT and feel was GREAT. Only downside was maybe a bit sluggish...
Very big sweet spot...medium power. I agree with Jack's comparison...if a PD is 9/10 and then a Pure Storm Ltd or Prestige MP is like a 2....then it sits somewhere around 5 or 6.
Control isn't AMAZING (18x20 version is clearly better)...but you can afford to string it tight and it will never be jarring.....the flex is just outrageous.
Well I'm so used to tweeners that I'm sure ill be ok with the control and power level of this stick. I LOVE the circular heads of these and the warriors!
Great feel to this racquet. I agree with Lilguy, even if you don't end up buying one, it's worth a demo just to experience.
I've hit with both the 16x18 and 18x20. Neither were my cup of tea. But the flex was nice. I felt like the ball was really sinking into the strings, and the frame was bending plenty with it. There was plenty of feel, it just wasn't what I liked.


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Tammy D. Ferren 12/23/2009 5:38:04 AM
Wow, Dennis! Great color, detail, light and composition on this beautiful flower! #1218882Dennis Gay 12/23/2009 2:36:41 PM
Carumba TAMMY!Welcome to my Nature safari at Kundabung.
Lotsa thanks for your refreshing and encouraging "Wow...Great..." wrap for my Kangaroo Paw profile.
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What a lovely Christmas present!!!!!Many warm Aussie summertime thanks to the Editor for awarding my proud Kangaroo Paw a PICK!
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G'day DANIELLA & NANCY!!My warmest Aussie summer thanks to you both for your hearty internetical inspiring CONGRATZ for my Paw's success.
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Dennis Gay 1/18/2010 4:55:24 PM
Well Blow Me Down!!!!!A really big Aussie THANK YOU to the Editor/Judge/s for awarding my Kangaroo Paw a FINALIST badge. Most encouraging and greatly appreciated.
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Congratulations on your wonderful finalist Dennis. #8311033Dianna Murphy 5/24/2010 11:05:26 AM
So cool! I love seeing all the exotic things in your gallery! Awesome detail. #8632499Dennis Gay 5/24/2010 7:25:00 PM
Merry Be KAREN & DIANNA!!Welcome to my native Aussie garden and the Kangaroo Paw patch.
My utmost big Aussie thanks (x2) for your inspirational "Congratulations..." and "So Cool..." wraps for my floral photograph and its little success.
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The flower of the unusual Australian native plant the Anigozanthos flavidus (Kangaroo Paw - red form) in stark profile.
Photographed on a Port Macquarie Panthers Camera Club friend's property at Kundabung, between Port Macquarie and Kempsey, NSW, Australia, late on a lovely summer's afternoon.
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After staying in Van Horn the night before, we made the 60-mile drive north in the early morning darkness. My goal was to arrive just outside of Guadalupe Mountains National Park in order to a get a photo of El Capitan just as the sun begins to shine on the dramatic rock face of the mountain that stands at the southern terminus of the Guadalupe range.
With an elevation of 8,749 feet, Guadalupe Peak is the highest point in Texas, and, is the 14th highest state high point. It's also one of only four state highpoints that's located within a national park - Denali, Mount Rainier and Clingmans Dome being the other three.
The hardest part of the hike is at the very beginning in which the trail ascends a series of switchbacks over the course of the first mile-and-a-half or so. Hikers can use the parking lot and the highway far below to gauge their progress.
During this first section the trail climbs the east face of the peak, which means hikers are fully exposed to the hot desert sun. I highly recommend starting this hike before sunrise in order to knock-out as much of this section as possible during the relative cool of the morning. It's also a good idea to start early so that you'll have time to get off the mountain before summer afternoon thunderstorms arrive.
At roughly 7000 feet in elevation, and 1.7 miles from the trailhead, the trail skirts a relatively narrow ledge. Although not exceedingly dangerous, you'll still want to take your time through this short section of trail. Just beyond this point the switchbacks mercifully come to an end (although they'll inflict more pain on the way down). Soon the trail winds around the other side of the mountain and reaches some much appreciated shade. From here the grade became much easier and remained relatively moderate for the rest of the hike.
As we traveled upward we saw numerous Northern Harriers flying just above us. Up at the summit we also saw a few Golden Eagles and a couple of Peregrine Falcons soaring and gliding on the thermal updrafts.
At the second cliff section:
The photo above includes a young man from New Zealand and his girlfriend getting ready to cross the highest bridge in Texas. Just days before a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit near his hometown just outside of Christchurch. It took a day or two, but he finally received confirmation that his entire family was alright. He said his dad, who happens to be a building inspector, was keeping extremely busy in the aftermath of the quake. Coincidentally, the young Kiwi just happens to work as a rafting guide on the Pigeon River in Tennessee.
Just past the bridge we began the final climb to the top. Over the last quarter mile route finding became a little difficult. We made the same mistake a guy in front us made by missing the trail as it heads-off towards the right. Consequently, we took a route that required a little bit of scrambling. No big deal, it just would've been easier had we stayed on the main trail.
At the summit is a stainless steel memorial that was erected by American Airlines in 1958 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Butterfield Overland Mail Route, a 2800-mile stagecoach route that passed on the south side of the mountain. On one side of the pyramid is the American Airlines logo. Another side displays a U.S. Postal Service tribute to the Pony Express Riders of the Butterfield Stage. The third displays a compass with the logo of the Boy Scouts of America.
From the summit we could see a line of thick high clouds extending from one end of the horizon to the other in the far off distance (they say you can see more than 100 miles away). These were likely the leading bands of Hurricane Hermine that was pummeling central and east Texas that day.
Although the hurricane had no impact on our hike, hikers should always expect high winds on the mountain – especially during the winter months when winds can exceed 80 MPH on a fairly regular basis.
Looking towards the north from the summit:
Looking down on El Capitan and Highway 62/180 far below:
The park also recommends that you take a full gallon of water. I only took about 100 ounces, thinking that would be enough given the relatively cool weather that day. I barely had enough, however. During peak summer months I would definitely take the parks' recommendation of one full gallon.
One final note about this part of the country: After our hike we had planned to attend the Evening Star Party at the McDonald Observatory 65 miles south of Van Horn. Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday the observatory invites the public to view the universe through 16 and 22-inch telescopes located atop Mount Locke and Mount Fowlkes (6300-6800 feet). The observatory in the remote Davis Mountains offers some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States. Unfortunately Hurricane Hermine wasn't going to allow that to happen that night. As the early evening progressed the clouds continued to thicken, so we decided to cancel our plans. However, we did hear a lot of great things about the program and sounds like it would be a great excursion if you're in the area.
Trail: Guadalupe Peak Trail
RT Distance: 8.5 miles
Elevation Gain: 2927 feet
Max Elevation: 8749 feet
Hiking Carlsbad Caverns & Guadalupe Mountains National Parks is the only comprehensive guide that covers all the hiking trails in both parks.
National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map for Guadalupe Mountains National Park also includes coverage for Lincoln National Forest, Lonesome Ridge WSA, Devils Den Canyon WSA, McKittrick Canyon WSA and the Guadalupe Mountains Wilderness.


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Here is a card that I made using unity's stamp of the month kit for January. I colored it with Copic markers, embossed it with a spellbinder, cut it out with labels 23 spellbinders. I then left the stencil on and sprayed some lindys spray over the stencil.
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Not getting SMS messages. I recently upgraded to 4.5 and got everything back working- my gmail comes in, Facebook notifications, etc,.. but for some reason, after getting just a few SMS messages, I no longer receive them. At times my little red light at top right blinks and nothing shows as having come in (don't know if this is related to my missing text messages). What settings do I need to check to get my text messages back? Thanks in advance. Doug Pearl 8130 |
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Re: Not getting SMS messages. Did you check under Options and Text Messaging and see what is the service center number there and the "Network to Send over" make sure these settings are what your provider tells you. I dont have CDMA/Sprint fone so I am not sure what those settings should be. Also see if receiving the messages is disabled if roaming. |
Re: Not getting SMS messages. Under Options/"SMS Text" ( I assume that is what you mean by "Text Messaging" there is no service center number or "Network to Send over". What I have is: Priority (options are 'normal' or 'urgent') Callback number 555-555-5555 (-my phone number) Disable Autotext (options are 'yes' or 'no') Number of Previous Items (# of SMS messages on my phone at the time) Do these things vary with the theme that one is using? I'm using one called Precise 2.1, and it's a 'Today" type of theme. |
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Vacation mini book & Giveaway
Hello everyone !!
It have been a while since my last giveaway.
Now I'm back to Denver and able to find some goodies and inspirations at Archivers.
Here are this round giveaway.
Perfect for this vacation season !
- Become followers
- Mention this giveaway on your blog or gallery
- Post comment to let me know that you wish to enter and where you post about this giveaway.
This giveaway winner will be announce on Sat May 26 2012
and now it's time to take a look at what I made that inspired by this giveaway.
Vacation 2012 mini album.
On the way back from Cedar City. We took a detour I mean a really long detour.
Because Todd wanted to show me Grand Canyon ( how sweet, right ? )
There are so many awesome view thought out the drive and what excite me the most is all the native reservation.
We stop at the gas station that on reservation and it's 0% tax ! Next time I gotta use google map and see if they have scrapbooking store lol
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On this mini I have 2 covers why ? because after I finish the real cover I wanted to use transparency and didn't know where to put it.
2nd cover
I'm so in love with these photos.
It wasn't that hard to convince my hubby to do something silly like this.
The Grand Canyon
During our drive I was googling for some hotel and and this Sky City in NM came up.
It's really cool !
Same photo from Grand Canyon but we did Hi5 !
That's it every one . Thank you for stopping by and don't forget to enter for giveaway ^_^ you might win the goodies for you own travel mini album.
14 comments:
- Anne-MarieMay 16, 2012 at 6:19 AM
I would love to win this. I am going to Florida for my honeymoon in June. I already planned to make a special album and this would be wonderful. I shared this on Facebook.
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