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Red Kelly: 100 Greatest NHL Players
Won Stanley Cup eight times, four as defenseman with Red Wings, four as center with Maple Leafs
by Stu Hackel / Special to NHL.com
The grainy, black and white highlights tell the story. On one of the most talented teams in hockey history, the guy wearing No. 4 for the Detroit Red Wings dominates play. His passes are tape to tape. He jumps into the holes and is unchecked as the late man on the rush. He has a bullet of a shot. He always seems to come away with the puck in battles along the boards and in the corners, and he foils the opposition when they attempt to get past him.
The only thing the old footage can't show is the striking red hair on top of his head, matching the red sweater he wore in the first part of his remarkable career. It was why everyone called Leonard Patrick Kelly "Red."
Video: Red Kelly won Cup four times each with Wings, Leafs
There are many long-time hockey watchers who contend the passage of time has rendered Red Kelly the most underrated of all NHL superstars. His contemporaries had no such problem.
"If I had to choose the best defensemen in history," Montreal Canadiens general manager Frank Selke told "Sports Illustrated" in 1958, "I would put (Doug) Harvey and Red Kelly on a par among (current) players and pick Eddie Shore and King Clancy from the old days."
As far as teammate Gordie Howe was concerned, when he was interviewed by Rich Kincaide for his book "The Gods of Olympia Stadium," "Red was the best! He was very much a mobile defenseman like Doug Harvey. Red was a better skater. And he was strong."
RED KELLY CAREER TOTALS | View Full Stats
Games: 1,316 | Goals: 281 | Assists: 542 | Points: 823
And in 1997, when The Hockey News rated the Top 100 Players of All Time, ranking Kelly 22nd, they quoted Hall of Fame center Frank Boucher, who took it one step further, insisting that it was Kelly - not Gordie Howe, Ted Lindsay or Terry Sawchuk - who was most responsible for Detroit's dynastic run of seven consecutive first-place finishes and four Stanley Cups championships in six seasons.
"The redhead attacks like a great forward and defends like an even greater defenseman," said Boucher, who played for the New York Rangers and was their general manager during Kelly's prime. "There's nobody like him for taking the pressure off his own team and in a few seconds applying it on the other guys."
All this came before Act II of the Red Kelly Story, in which he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1960, shifted to center, and became a magnificent two-way performer, igniting the career of his left wing Frank Mahovlich and checking the opposition's star centers. His acquisition was the final puzzle piece for the Leafs' run of four Stanley Cups titles in six seasons, making Kelly the only non-Montreal Canadiens player to skate for eight Stanley Cup championship teams.
In a 20-year career, Kelly scored 281 goals and 823 points in 1,316 games, won the Stanley Cup eight times, the Lady Byng Trophy four times and a Norris Trophy.
Kelly began playing shinny on the ponds and swamps around the family tobacco farm in Simcoe, Ontario, and spent his Saturday evenings listening to Foster Hewitt describe the Maple Leafs games on radio. His father had been a fine amateur player and Kelly dreamed of playing pro hockey for Toronto and winning the Cup. But his older brother's too-large, hand-me-down first pair of skates hampered his development. Later, his skating kept him from making the Junior clubs at St. Michael's in Toronto.
However, young Kelly was a natural athlete and displayed an incredibly high hockey IQ. The St. Mike's coaches reconsidered and Kelly turned his farm-boy work ethic toward bettering his game. His skating improved to the point where veteran hockey writer Frank Orr could reflect on Kelly's NHL career by saying on the TV series "Greatest Hockey Legends," "He was a beautiful skater, just a wonderful, low striding, very fast skater."
At St. Mike's, Kelly came under the tutelage of one of his former Maple Leafs heroes, Joe Primeau, who honed Kelly into a top junior player. After attracting the attention of a Detroit Red Wings scout, Kelly was signed as a prospect. Following St. Mike's 1947 Memorial Cup championship, Kelly advanced directly to Detroit, never spending a day as a minor-leaguer.
Initially the Red Wings fifth defenseman, Kelly moved into the regular rotation around Christmas when Doug McCaig broke his leg. Paired with All-Star and future Hall of Fame defenseman Bill Quackenbush, Kelly acquitted himself so well that when McCaig recovered, Kelly remained in place and McCaig was traded to the Chicago Black Hawks.
"Joe Primeau had trained me very well," Kelly said, "so when I went to the NHL, I had been taught the things I should have been taught and I didn't have to learn them when I went up there."
Among Primeau's lessons was to curb his temper, stay out of the penalty box and help his team on the ice. Kelly took that lesson to heart, and while he played the game hard he also played it cleanly. Like Quackenbush, he began receiving consideration for the Lady Byng Trophy, a difficult feat for a defenseman. Kelly would win the award three times in the early '50s and four times in his career. He was often among the top vote-getters for the Hart Trophy during that period, and when the Norris Trophy was created to honor the NHL's top defenseman in 1953, Kelly was its first winner.
His offensive dimension was unrivaled, the top defenseman in goals and points for five straight seasons starting in 1949-50 and among the top three in the next four seasons. For the seven seasons starting in '49-50, he averaged over 16 goals a year at a time when very few defensemen hit double digits. He was so good with the puck, the Wings would use him at forward on occasion.
Defensively, Kelly proved so exceptional that his coaches took advantage of his superb conditioning by giving him all the ice time he could handle. He recalled in "Legends of Hockey" that coach Tommy Ivan "used me as much as 55 minutes in a game in Detroit. The guys used to always say, 'Red, you should say no. You're going to wear out. You'll never last.' But I was always in great shape; I guess that helped keep me in great shape, and whenever you want me to go, I went."
"One of Kelly's assets was the use of his skates to move the puck," teammate Johnny Wilson told hockey writer Stan Fischler. "He was one of the few players to be able to use his feet as well as his hands. This technique was particularly effective along the boards. While most guys were trying hard to get their stick on the ice to get the puck, Red wouldn't even worry about that. He would just drag his foot and kick the puck up to his stick and get it out of the zone."
Yet, individual honors hardly mattered to him compared to team honors and, with Kelly now recognized as a top defenseman, the Red Wings embarked on their historic dynasty, their first of eight Prince of Wales Trophies captured in 1949, their first of four Stanley Cups victories in 1950.
For Kelly, winning the Cup became "the goal every year. If you don't win the Stanley Cup, what have you won? And you can't be successful if you haven't reached your goal. You can win scoring championships, you can win anything, but it's a team game; it's to win the Stanley Cup."
He was so team-oriented that when Wings management asked him to play shortly after he broke an ankle in the latter stages of the 1958-59 season, Kelly had it taped and returned to the lineup, missing only a handful of games. His play, naturally, was below his usual excellence and Detroit missed the playoffs for the first time in 21 seasons. Since news of the injury's severity had been kept secret, rumors swirled that Kelly was washed up. After he healed and rebounded the following autumn, he divulged the injury to a reporter. General manager Jack Adams was furious and traded Kelly to the New York Rangers.
But Kelly refused to go, insisting he'd had enough and he decided to retire. The trade was nullified and Kelly quickly got a job with a Detroit tool company. A few days later, Maple Leafs coach/GM Punch Imlach came calling to talk him out of retirement. Imlach engineered a deal with Adams for Kelly's rights and, suddenly, at 32 years old, Kelly was living his childhood dream of skating for the Maple Leafs.
With the idea of checking Canadiens center Jean Beliveau in mind, Imlach made Kelly a fulltime center and teamed him with Mahovlich and Bob Nevin, a trio that became one of the game's most dangerous lines thanks to the chemistry between Kelly and Mahovlich, who scored 48 goals in 1960-61.
"He had the ability to bring a player toward him," Mahovlich recalled with a chuckle. "And as soon as that player made that move he would leave the puck where that player had left his position and I'd come and sweep in."
At season's end, Kelly was honored with his fourth Lady Byng trophy. But the three consecutive Stanley Cup seasons that followed in Toronto meant far more to him. Imlach's vision that Kelly's all-around talents would complete the core of a championship squad proved accurate.
His Leafs teammates were as impressed with Kelly as the Red Wings had been.
"I can't remember Red Kelly getting knocked on his rear end from a body check or whatever," said center Orland Kurtenbach, who played with Kelly during the 1965-66 season. "He was so strong, even if you knocked him off the puck and kept going, he got one hand, one stick on you and pulled you back in. He was a delight to watch, maybe not so much to play against at various times when you got behind by one or two goals."
During this time, Kelly was elected as a Member of Parliament and he'd shuttle between Toronto and Ottawa often during the season, his dedication to both jobs unwavering.
Toronto remained a strong club despite the advanced ages of most of its core players. The only concession Kelly made to Father Time was covering up his red head with a white helmet, becoming a pioneer when nearly the entire NHL played without one. After the '67 Cup, the 39-year-old Kelly decided to go out on top, although the Leafs offered him a four-year contract.
He would coach in the NHL for 10 seasons, going 278-330-134 with three the Los Angeles Kings, Pittsburgh Penguins and Maple Leafs, and continued to operate the family farm in Simcoe, as well as other businesses. But his impact on the NHL - overlooked by many as time passed - was evident when the Hockey Hall of Fame waived its mandatory five-year waiting period and inducted Kelly two years after he retired.
"His dossier cannot be disputed," Fischler, the hockey historian, wrote 15 years later. "He was the balance wheel of champions as a defenseman in Detroit, and as a center, the most decisive factor in creating a dynasty in Toronto more than a decade later."
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Council returns to virtual meetings with members questioning proposed rules
By Charles Swenson|January 22, 2021
The council first held virtual meetings in March.
A rise in coronavirus cases will send Georgetown County Council back to virtual meetings just as the members are about to adopt procedures that will govern the form of electronic meetings.
Not everyone is happy with the change.
"I'm taking issue with that," Council Member Bob Anderson said. "What's the reason for doing that?"
Council Member John Thomas said he got a call from Administrator Angela Christian asking about the move. He was chairman when the council held its first virtual meeting of the pandemic last spring.
"The next six to eight weeks are going to be really bad for the virus," Thomas said. "It's better not to put people at risk."
Anderson said he didn't get a call before the county staff announced the virtual meeting plan Tuesday morning and wasn't sure how the decision was made.
Council Member Steve Goggans said there was "informal" talk about virtual meetings last week. "I said, sure. That was the extent of it."
Goggans added, "I have mixed feelings about it. I think we've been operating and meeting safely in Howard, but at the same time there's a lot of concern out there."
The council adopted an emergency ordinance in March 2019 that allows electronic meetings among a range of responses to the pandemic. It has renewed the ordinance every 60 days.
Last week, the council gave the second of three readings to a revised set of procedures that includes electronic meetings. That last revision was in 1999.
"It has gone through legal review several times, so I think we have addressed the major issues to make sure we are compliant," Christian told the council.
Council Member Everett Carolina asked about provisions for public input.
When the council first held virtual meetings, "basically they could do it a couple of different ways. We allowed for them to be able to actually come to the courthouse, make a statement as they needed. They could also submit information to the clerk of council," Christian said. "We are very aware that public comment is important."
But the proposed procedures would suspend public comment during electronic meetings. People would be able to send written comments by email.
The council procedures create a 30-minute public comment period at the start of each meeting. Under the revised procedures, the time for comments is reduced from 5 to 3 minutes. If there are more than 10 speakers, the time would be reduced to fit the half-hour time frame. Also, while the current procedures recommend that people who share an opinion on a topic select a spokesperson, the revised procedures mandate one.
State law doesn't require local governments to provide a comment period. The law does require public hearings for actions such as budgets, changes to zoning regulations and the sale of county-owned property. The proposed procedures for electronic meetings require those comments to be submitted in writing and limited to no more than 300 words. If there are more than 10 comments, the chairman is allowed to paraphrase them for the record "in order to optimize time efficiency."
Anderson said that won't work for him. "I want to hear from the individual," he said.
Thomas also has concerns. "Several of us are scrambling to correct the text of the new rules and procedures," he said.
For next week's meeting, when the current rules will still be in effect, the county staff is working to allow public comment electronically, he added.
Anderson wants the council to revise the revision to specify when it can hold electronic meetings. "There needs to be a high standard for electronic," he said. "Circumstances have to be extraordinarily unusual to go into that mode."
"It needs to say virtual during a declared emergency," Thomas said.
Goggans agreed. "It really needs to be discussed with a little more vetting," he said.
Members of the citizens group Keep it Green, who are opposing a rezoning request to allow development of 182 apartments in Pawleys Island, told the council last week they feared it would come up for a vote at an electronic meeting when they wouldn't be able to speak against it.
Goggans doesn't think that will happen, since the applicant, Graycliff Capital Investors, asked for action to be deferred last week while it works on some unspecified details of the plan.
"By the time Graycliff's ready to come back, I think we'll be through with virtual meetings," Goggans said, adding that he doesn't know what changes are being made to the plan. "I would have a problem with not being able to fully debate Graycliff at a second reading.
Mary Beth Klein, a leader of Keep it Green, said she doesn't object to virtual meetings as long as the public can get screen time for comments. "We should make technology work for us," she said.

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Netflix is one of the most popular entertainment companies that has ever come to this earth. It is probably used by most of the American population and it pretty much takes over all college students lives. It is filled with tons of addictive shows and movies. Most importantly, Netflix is something that will never let you down! Here are just some my top shows that have recently gotten me through my boredom.
Shameless Who doesn't like a show about a seriously dysfunctional family. This is probably the TV show I have heard the most about throughout the past few months and so far, I have not heard one mad thing about it. With that being said, I was 100% already addicted after watching the very first episode. Who doesn't love watching Lip Gallagher turn into a complete hottie? I am sorry to say this, but if you don't like shameless, there is a good chance I don't like you.
Bob's Burgers This show is great to watch while drunk or even falling asleep. It is a show that I always have in the background while I am busy doing schoolwork. This animated comedy is definitely something to watch if you appreciate some good laughs or even if you are just bored.
Criminal Minds This show is loved by many. It is a show that will always keep you on your toes. Watching all the disturbing and deranged scenarios and serial killers makes you wonder what is wrong with the world. Luckily, there are so many seasons that you will never have to stop watching it! Who doesn't like watching Derrick Morgan do his wonders on our eyes. Unfortunately, he is no longer in the show, but for sure the show will never be ruined because of that.
The Office I don't even think I need to say anything about this show. The Office is a show that I have watched about 5 times and know every single word throughout. It never gets old! If you like comedies and have not watched the office, then you better get to it.
Baby Daddy This show probably does not fit in this list, but it is by far one of my favorites. I have also watched this show multiple times and I still want to watch it over and over again. Although they have not yet aired a new season in a while, I can't wait for them to do so. That just means more time for others to watch it through and see the reasons I love this awesome show!


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"Star Wars: Episode VII" to Focus on Children of Han, Luke and Leia?
Posted: February 19th, 2013 by WorstPreviews.com Staff
Ever since Disney acquired Lucasfilm and announced that it's working on "Star Wars: Episode VII" there were rumors that Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill will return for the new film. Fisher eventually confirmed the rumor and it was recently reported that Ford will be reprising his role, which won't be just a cameo.
Showbiz411 now says that the story won't pick up immediately after the events of "Return of the Jedi," since the three actors are so much older than the last time we saw them in the "Star Wars" films.
Because of that, the children of Han Solo, Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker will be the main characters in "Episode VII." Meanwhile, R2D2 and C-3PO will be unchanged. Several comics and novels in the "Star Wars" expanded universe focused on the children, who should be about twenty years old in the new movie.
Since Disney has yet to confirm any story details, it's still too early to know how much of this is accurate.
Source: Showbiz411, JoBlo
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AngryAngel writes:
on February 19th, 2013 at 6:16:59 PM
After hearing about the new movies Ive done extensive research on these "expanded universe" plot details. And it's a good choice to stick with the kids. I just hope they include boba fett and jagged fel.
vincere01 writes:
I want the jedi academy subplot, mixed in with mara jade. And a little of the correlian trilogy for the han solo story arc too. This could end up being badass. Or......the second coming of jar jar. But considering who is writing and consulting on story I think this is gonna be dark and epic, just as it should be damnit
pornfly writes:
Han Solo hates going home to that fat bitch of a wife of his but she always finds him with the force
Empire strikes back is the best sequel ever made. Followed by T2 and godfather 2.
I really hope it does not end up being han, chewie and lando cruising around in the falcon being grumpy and trying to pick up chicks. They were both smooth in they're day.....but just no. Also, does chewie age???? Is he gonna be old and grayed?? Will they have to put him down?
Deaft0ne writes:
@vincere
That top 5 of best sequels ever made is rounded out with ALIENS and The Dark Knight on most lists.
Arti writes:
@Deaft0ne
Speak for yourself. People who use their brain and can actually think straight during a film have a list of their own of most overrated idiotic sequels of all time. Hey look at that, The Dark Knight is on it!
@Arti
Hey you stupid f*ck that is not a regular poster on here.
I said MOST LISTS OF BEST SEQUELS
As in AFI, IMDB, Collider, and so on. Since The Dark Knight was released it has been in the top 5 along with the other 4.
In years prior it was LOTR: The Two Towers and Superman II before LOTR.
Learn to f*cking read.
minkowski writes:
Pretty sure Deaft0ne said "most lists", as in, he has seen more than a few lists, and aliens and TDK were on most of them, and I totally agree.
Don't agree TDk should be on there, but I do agree those two films are on "most lists" of best sequels.
Learn to f*cking read, Arti, you dope.
bandolero999 writes:
this wasnt needed
For real? I mean, wow. If I'm not a regular poster on here it's because I have better things to do than get insulted by people like you two. Holy crap, what's the need? I doubt you guys speak like that to people in real life, you'd get slapped in the face way too often... Obviously that tone you feel the need to use says a lot about what's going on in your lives and your frustrations, I don't know anyone happy who feels the need to speak like that. So I'll leave you to it, feel free to keep insulting people, I probably won't be scrolling down when reading news anymore, at least not here.
Tanman32123 writes:
Not gonna lie.. I'm going to watch Star wars V|| Regardless of the Plot lol
@Arti: I do believe YOU were the one talking sh*t first, bro. Care to revise your statement?
And yes, I actually do talk sh*t to people in real life, especially here in SoCal where the people in question are absolute stuck up pussies.
elrei writes:
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/notyetamovie/news/?a=74485
Gates writes:
Harrison Ford hasn't been apart of a good movie in years, unless you're one of the 5 people who enjoyed Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Hopefully, he can put the same amount of effort into the character like he did in the original trilogy.
BadChadB33 writes:
Hopefully it'll be about Jacen Solo turning to the darkside.
SACdaddy writes:
on February 19th, 2013 at 10:04:40 PM
Gotta get The Road Warrior and Leathal Weapon 2 on that list of top sequels, but I do agree with the rest.
Oh sh*t and Evil Dead 2, Phantasm 2, Halloween 2 (the original sequel), and of course Temple of Doom
And Rambo!!!
Jesus how can I forget Blade 2 ?!?! That's probably the best sequel of the last 20 years imo. But I'm sure I'm just forgetting something again.
kate writes:
The best sequel ever made is Aliens.
Electro Rock writes:
I agree. Aliens is the best sequel. My personal favorite sequel is TCM2. I'm hoping this film will deliver something new and alot of old (no pun intended) flavor. I really hope it dosent look too crisp. We need to start a pool for who says "I've got a bad feeling about this."
And if Luke does see the force ghost of his pops, I really hope it isn't young Vader. I'm hoping to see familiar territory too, Bespin, Mos Eisley, etc. And I would like for there to be in-jokes included. Like Han debating with someone...maybe Lando, about who shot first. Stuff like that. Curious to see how the vehicles will change too.
@Mink: Hey man you're back. Wth man lol. You was the Keyser Soze in this bitch for a minute. Was that you trolling all hard? And where's the crown? Run its course?
Fightclub1 writes:
I really hope they don't mess this up
Yeah fArti is clearly a dense one.
I never said **I** thought TDK was one of the best sequels ever made, just that it is frequently in the top 5 on a lot of lists.
My personal favorite sequels are ESB, T2, For A Few Dollars More, and The Color of Money.
Rocksteddy writes:
IT WOULDN'T MAKE ANY SENSE.
I mean, we've never seen Leia, Han, or Luke have a child. It would come off as a contribed and forced plot point, much like Prometheus did with that Guy Pearce/Alien baby bullsh*t.
But, nothing has been confirmed, so I'm not going to bitch in depth. Just yet.
Donyae 420 writes:
on February 20th, 2013 at 12:52:33 AM
Hello....STAR TREK 2 Wrath of Khan!!!
yourmomgivesgoodhead writes:
on February 20th, 2013 at 1:12:10 AM
Now they are jumping. recast the original characters. i mean except hor Ford neither hammill nor fisher hold any star power, besides now fisher looks more like jabba or like elton john, hammill looks like sh*t, no other comparision really fits. any way, show us the rebuilding of the jedi council. follow the books give Mira Jade and Geberal Thrawn their part in the universe and continue the story as it should be. and regarding spin offs give us the knights of the old republic trilogy or f*ck off.
Skywalker121289 writes:
Yeah, seriously. Follow the expanded universe. There is a massive amount of content out there and the whole story subplots about Jacen and Jaina and the rebuilt Jedi order are extremely well written. Why do you think they're still producing books after the crap the prequels brought us? And the TV shows that they've built for a 3 year old?? The expanded universe is the only reason the series has survived after the clustercuss of a reboot.
The expanded universe is a safe bet, Abrams.
Listen before you find yourself knee deep in a crappy sewage entitled "Prequel Territory."
Dark empire,Dark empire 2,The Empires End should have been made instead of the prequels...I'm just saying.
Paloche writes:
Actually I think it's not the worst case scenario. I was afraid to see only new characters.
halostingray87 writes:
@ Vincere
Just a heads up if they are starting ep.7 with Jacen, Jaina and Ben then Chewie should already be dead. And nobody knows exactly how long wookies can live since personal information like that is kept secret. They are a very prideful species and keep a lot of their traditions secret/sacred...
It would be extremely smart if they go this route since there is a lot of source reference to the original 6 films with the empire and republic being the side-focus with Jacen going dark, Ben being his apprentice and Jaina conflicted between family ties and responsibility...
Here's hoping they do it well!!!
Also being able to focus and build the new future generations of the Jedi while allowing characters like Luke, Han and Leia to be almost the new Yoda, Kenobi etc
i124q writes:
Apparently Jimmy Savile will be playing a clone of The Emperor. (And before anyone bitches, yes I know Savile is dead. And I know The Emperor is too, but I said clone. Okay? Feel better now? Calmed down enough? There, there, it will all be better soon. Lol)
Back on topic...
The Expanded Universe (particularly with the kids; Jacen, Jaina and Anakin) would be a great source in which to base these films. They are considered canon. However, we all know they're going to completely ignore the books! Or make slight references to them, as jokes, just for the fans.
As for great sequels here's my list (apart from the obvious ones people have already listed):
Dawn of the Dead (Romero's version) and Day of the Dead
Desperado (sequel to El Mariachi)
French Connection 2
Cd_Smith0 writes:
They need to be careful what stories they pick. Because much of the star wars extended universe ruins the story arc of episode 1 thru 6. That Anakin is the chosen one that brings balance to both sides of the force.
Champ1432 writes:
This makes the most sense. Fisher, Ford and Hamill deserve more than cameos but shouldn't be the main focus of the films since this much time has passed.
It's only natural their children would be taking a bigger role, and as stated, it follows what happens in the "expanded universe".
This is a good decision. Now let's hope they continue making good decisions with casting and writing.
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Olive Garden Offers 7 Weeks of Never-Ending Pasta, Breadsticks for $100
Andy Cush
Filed to: Olive Garden
In a landmark effort to have you put down the Ruby Tuesday's menu and start thinking about Olive Garden for just a second please, Olive Garden announced the Never Ending Pasta Pass today. For just $100, you get seven weeks of unlimited pasta, breadsticks, salad, soda, and other things that are served at Olive Garden.
Just think: while the plebes at Red Lobster are plunking down $15.99 for a one-time shot at unlimited shrimp and Friday's fans endure actual torture to squeeze their money's worth of endless apps, you'll be embarking on a multi-visit Mediterranean voyage. Addio, my amico. Your fettuccine alfredo awaits. Don't forget to wear protezione solare!
My 14-Hour Search for the End of TGI Friday's Endless Appetizers
What if I told you that mozzarella sticks never had to end? That for $10, you could eat for free…
Why the sudden benevolence? Jay Spenchian, the Garden's executive vice president of marketing, pulled no punches in a statement to USA Today: It's all about that autentico social media buzz.
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text:
#include <stddef.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <linux/if.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>

/* Verbs header. */
/* ISO C doesn't support unnamed structs/unions, disabling -pedantic. */
#ifdef PEDANTIC
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-pedantic"
#endif
#include <infiniband/verbs.h>
#ifdef PEDANTIC
#pragma GCC diagnostic error "-pedantic"
#endif

/* DPDK headers don't like -pedantic. */
#ifdef PEDANTIC
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-pedantic"
#endif
#include <rte_ether.h>
#include <rte_ethdev.h>
#include <rte_common.h>
#ifdef PEDANTIC
#pragma GCC diagnostic error "-pedantic"
#endif

#include "mlx5.h"
#include "mlx5_utils.h"
#include "mlx5_rxtx.h"
#include "mlx5_defs.h"

/**
 * Get MAC address by querying netdevice.
 *
 * @param[in] priv
 *   struct priv for the requested device.
 * @param[out] mac
 *   MAC address output buffer.
 *
 * @return
 *   0 on success, -1 on failure and errno is set.
 */
int
priv_get_mac(struct priv *priv, uint8_t (*mac)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN])
{
	struct ifreq request;

	if (priv_ifreq(priv, SIOCGIFHWADDR, &request))
		return -1;
	memcpy(mac, request.ifr_hwaddr.sa_data, ETHER_ADDR_LEN);
	return 0;
}

/**
 * Delete MAC flow steering rule.
 *
 * @param hash_rxq
 *   Pointer to hash RX queue structure.
 * @param mac_index
 *   MAC address index.
 * @param vlan_index
 *   VLAN index to use.
 */
static void
hash_rxq_del_mac_flow(struct hash_rxq *hash_rxq, unsigned int mac_index,
		      unsigned int vlan_index)
{
#ifndef NDEBUG
	const uint8_t (*mac)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN] =
		(const uint8_t (*)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN])
		hash_rxq->priv->mac[mac_index].addr_bytes;
#endif

	assert(mac_index < RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow));
	assert(vlan_index < RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index]));
	if (hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index][vlan_index] == NULL)
		return;
	DEBUG("%p: removing MAC address %02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x index %u"
	      " VLAN index %u",
	      (void *)hash_rxq,
	      (*mac)[0], (*mac)[1], (*mac)[2], (*mac)[3], (*mac)[4], (*mac)[5],
	      mac_index,
	      vlan_index);
	claim_zero(ibv_exp_destroy_flow(hash_rxq->mac_flow
					[mac_index][vlan_index]));
	hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index][vlan_index] = NULL;
}

/**
 * Unregister a MAC address from a hash RX queue.
 *
 * @param hash_rxq
 *   Pointer to hash RX queue structure.
 * @param mac_index
 *   MAC address index.
 */
static void
hash_rxq_mac_addr_del(struct hash_rxq *hash_rxq, unsigned int mac_index)
{
	unsigned int i;

	assert(mac_index < RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow));
	for (i = 0; (i != RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index])); ++i)
		hash_rxq_del_mac_flow(hash_rxq, mac_index, i);
}

/**
 * Unregister all MAC addresses from a hash RX queue.
 *
 * @param hash_rxq
 *   Pointer to hash RX queue structure.
 */
void
hash_rxq_mac_addrs_del(struct hash_rxq *hash_rxq)
{
	unsigned int i;

	for (i = 0; (i != RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow)); ++i)
		hash_rxq_mac_addr_del(hash_rxq, i);
}

/**
 * Unregister a MAC address.
 *
 * This is done for each hash RX queue.
 *
 * @param priv
 *   Pointer to private structure.
 * @param mac_index
 *   MAC address index.
 */
static void
priv_mac_addr_del(struct priv *priv, unsigned int mac_index)
{
	unsigned int i;

	assert(mac_index < RTE_DIM(priv->mac));
	if (!BITFIELD_ISSET(priv->mac_configured, mac_index))
		return;
	for (i = 0; (i != priv->hash_rxqs_n); ++i)
		hash_rxq_mac_addr_del(&(*priv->hash_rxqs)[i], mac_index);
	BITFIELD_RESET(priv->mac_configured, mac_index);
}

/**
 * Unregister all MAC addresses from all hash RX queues.
 *
 * @param priv
 *   Pointer to private structure.
 */
void
priv_mac_addrs_disable(struct priv *priv)
{
	unsigned int i;

	for (i = 0; (i != priv->hash_rxqs_n); ++i)
		hash_rxq_mac_addrs_del(&(*priv->hash_rxqs)[i]);
}

/**
 * DPDK callback to remove a MAC address.
 *
 * @param dev
 *   Pointer to Ethernet device structure.
 * @param index
 *   MAC address index.
 */
void
mlx5_mac_addr_remove(struct rte_eth_dev *dev, uint32_t index)
{
	struct priv *priv = dev->data->dev_private;

	priv_lock(priv);
	DEBUG("%p: removing MAC address from index %" PRIu32,
	      (void *)dev, index);
	/* Last array entry is reserved for broadcast. */
	if (index >= (RTE_DIM(priv->mac) - 1))
		goto end;
	priv_mac_addr_del(priv, index);
end:
	priv_unlock(priv);
}

/**
 * Add MAC flow steering rule.
 *
 * @param hash_rxq
 *   Pointer to hash RX queue structure.
 * @param mac_index
 *   MAC address index to register.
 * @param vlan_index
 *   VLAN index to use.
 *
 * @return
 *   0 on success, errno value on failure.
 */
static int
hash_rxq_add_mac_flow(struct hash_rxq *hash_rxq, unsigned int mac_index,
		      unsigned int vlan_index)
{
	struct ibv_exp_flow *flow;
	struct priv *priv = hash_rxq->priv;
	const uint8_t (*mac)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN] =
			(const uint8_t (*)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN])
			priv->mac[mac_index].addr_bytes;
	FLOW_ATTR_SPEC_ETH(data, hash_rxq_flow_attr(hash_rxq, NULL, 0));
	struct ibv_exp_flow_attr *attr = &data->attr;
	struct ibv_exp_flow_spec_eth *spec = &data->spec;
	unsigned int vlan_enabled = !!priv->vlan_filter_n;
	unsigned int vlan_id = priv->vlan_filter[vlan_index];

	assert(mac_index < RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow));
	assert(vlan_index < RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index]));
	if (hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index][vlan_index] != NULL)
		return 0;
	/*
	 * No padding must be inserted by the compiler between attr and spec.
	 * This layout is expected by libibverbs.
	 */
	assert(((uint8_t *)attr + sizeof(*attr)) == (uint8_t *)spec);
	hash_rxq_flow_attr(hash_rxq, attr, sizeof(data));
	/* The first specification must be Ethernet. */
	assert(spec->type == IBV_EXP_FLOW_SPEC_ETH);
	assert(spec->size == sizeof(*spec));
	*spec = (struct ibv_exp_flow_spec_eth){
		.type = IBV_EXP_FLOW_SPEC_ETH,
		.size = sizeof(*spec),
		.val = {
			.dst_mac = {
				(*mac)[0], (*mac)[1], (*mac)[2],
				(*mac)[3], (*mac)[4], (*mac)[5]
			},
			.vlan_tag = (vlan_enabled ? htons(vlan_id) : 0),
		},
		.mask = {
			.dst_mac = "\xff\xff\xff\xff\xff\xff",
			.vlan_tag = (vlan_enabled ? htons(0xfff) : 0),
		},
	};
	DEBUG("%p: adding MAC address %02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x index %u"
	      " VLAN index %u filtering %s, ID %u",
	      (void *)hash_rxq,
	      (*mac)[0], (*mac)[1], (*mac)[2], (*mac)[3], (*mac)[4], (*mac)[5],
	      mac_index,
	      vlan_index,
	      (vlan_enabled ? "enabled" : "disabled"),
	      vlan_id);
	/* Create related flow. */
	errno = 0;
	flow = ibv_exp_create_flow(hash_rxq->qp, attr);
	if (flow == NULL) {
		/* It's not clear whether errno is always set in this case. */
		ERROR("%p: flow configuration failed, errno=%d: %s",
		      (void *)hash_rxq, errno,
		      (errno ? strerror(errno) : "Unknown error"));
		if (errno)
			return errno;
		return EINVAL;
	}
	hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index][vlan_index] = flow;
	return 0;
}

/**
 * Register a MAC address in a hash RX queue.
 *
 * @param hash_rxq
 *   Pointer to hash RX queue structure.
 * @param mac_index
 *   MAC address index to register.
 *
 * @return
 *   0 on success, errno value on failure.
 */
static int
hash_rxq_mac_addr_add(struct hash_rxq *hash_rxq, unsigned int mac_index)
{
	struct priv *priv = hash_rxq->priv;
	unsigned int i = 0;
	int ret;

	assert(mac_index < RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow));
	assert(RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow[mac_index]) ==
	       RTE_DIM(priv->vlan_filter));
	/* Add a MAC address for each VLAN filter, or at least once. */
	do {
		ret = hash_rxq_add_mac_flow(hash_rxq, mac_index, i);
		if (ret) {
			/* Failure, rollback. */
			while (i != 0)
				hash_rxq_del_mac_flow(hash_rxq, mac_index,
						      --i);
			return ret;
		}
	} while (++i < priv->vlan_filter_n);
	return 0;
}

/**
 * Register all MAC addresses in a hash RX queue.
 *
 * @param hash_rxq
 *   Pointer to hash RX queue structure.
 *
 * @return
 *   0 on success, errno value on failure.
 */
int
hash_rxq_mac_addrs_add(struct hash_rxq *hash_rxq)
{
	struct priv *priv = hash_rxq->priv;
	unsigned int i;
	int ret;

	assert(RTE_DIM(priv->mac) == RTE_DIM(hash_rxq->mac_flow));
	for (i = 0; (i != RTE_DIM(priv->mac)); ++i) {
		if (!BITFIELD_ISSET(priv->mac_configured, i))
			continue;
		ret = hash_rxq_mac_addr_add(hash_rxq, i);
		if (!ret)
			continue;
		/* Failure, rollback. */
		while (i != 0)
			hash_rxq_mac_addr_del(hash_rxq, --i);
		assert(ret > 0);
		return ret;
	}
	return 0;
}

/**
 * Register a MAC address.
 *
 * This is done for each hash RX queue.
 *
 * @param priv
 *   Pointer to private structure.
 * @param mac_index
 *   MAC address index to use.
 * @param mac
 *   MAC address to register.
 *
 * @return
 *   0 on success, errno value on failure.
 */
int
priv_mac_addr_add(struct priv *priv, unsigned int mac_index,
		  const uint8_t (*mac)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN])
{
	unsigned int i;
	int ret;

	assert(mac_index < RTE_DIM(priv->mac));
	/* First, make sure this address isn't already configured. */
	for (i = 0; (i != RTE_DIM(priv->mac)); ++i) {
		/* Skip this index, it's going to be reconfigured. */
		if (i == mac_index)
			continue;
		if (!BITFIELD_ISSET(priv->mac_configured, i))
			continue;
		if (memcmp(priv->mac[i].addr_bytes, *mac, sizeof(*mac)))
			continue;
		/* Address already configured elsewhere, return with error. */
		return EADDRINUSE;
	}
	if (BITFIELD_ISSET(priv->mac_configured, mac_index))
		priv_mac_addr_del(priv, mac_index);
	priv->mac[mac_index] = (struct ether_addr){
		{
			(*mac)[0], (*mac)[1], (*mac)[2],
			(*mac)[3], (*mac)[4], (*mac)[5]
		}
	};
	if (!priv_allow_flow_type(priv, HASH_RXQ_FLOW_TYPE_MAC))
		goto end;
	for (i = 0; (i != priv->hash_rxqs_n); ++i) {
		ret = hash_rxq_mac_addr_add(&(*priv->hash_rxqs)[i], mac_index);
		if (!ret)
			continue;
		/* Failure, rollback. */
		while (i != 0)
			hash_rxq_mac_addr_del(&(*priv->hash_rxqs)[--i],
					      mac_index);
		return ret;
	}
end:
	BITFIELD_SET(priv->mac_configured, mac_index);
	return 0;
}

/**
 * Register all MAC addresses in all hash RX queues.
 *
 * @param priv
 *   Pointer to private structure.
 *
 * @return
 *   0 on success, errno value on failure.
 */
int
priv_mac_addrs_enable(struct priv *priv)
{
	unsigned int i;
	int ret;

	if (!priv_allow_flow_type(priv, HASH_RXQ_FLOW_TYPE_MAC))
		return 0;
	for (i = 0; (i != priv->hash_rxqs_n); ++i) {
		ret = hash_rxq_mac_addrs_add(&(*priv->hash_rxqs)[i]);
		if (!ret)
			continue;
		/* Failure, rollback. */
		while (i != 0)
			hash_rxq_mac_addrs_del(&(*priv->hash_rxqs)[--i]);
		assert(ret > 0);
		return ret;
	}
	return 0;
}

/**
 * DPDK callback to add a MAC address.
 *
 * @param dev
 *   Pointer to Ethernet device structure.
 * @param mac_addr
 *   MAC address to register.
 * @param index
 *   MAC address index.
 * @param vmdq
 *   VMDq pool index to associate address with (ignored).
 */
void
mlx5_mac_addr_add(struct rte_eth_dev *dev, struct ether_addr *mac_addr,
		  uint32_t index, uint32_t vmdq)
{
	struct priv *priv = dev->data->dev_private;

	(void)vmdq;
	priv_lock(priv);
	DEBUG("%p: adding MAC address at index %" PRIu32,
	      (void *)dev, index);
	/* Last array entry is reserved for broadcast. */
	if (index >= (RTE_DIM(priv->mac) - 1))
		goto end;
	priv_mac_addr_add(priv, index,
			  (const uint8_t (*)[ETHER_ADDR_LEN])
			  mac_addr->addr_bytes);
end:
	priv_unlock(priv);
}

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Baby — This is where I have poured some of my heart in soul, in ink!
but with an assuredness that one could only exude through use.
It drips like the salt water off of a surfer having caught a perfect ride before the waves crash him into the cliffs below me.
The way water on stone does.
Maybe piece by piece, this old castle on the cliff can be opened again.
The sweetness on your breath makes it feel like the gates may just begin their downward descent.


FIELD TO VASE was the gala event held in September at Star Valley Flowers. The dinner celebrated the accomplishments of the farm, its owner John Zehrer, the employees and American-grown flowers.
POSTED October 5, 2018 10:17 a.m.
CRAWFORD COUNTY - A perfect blue sky and crisp, cool, September air graced Star Valley Flowers in an autumnal golden glow as the more than 200 guests arrived for the 'Field to Vase' event held on the farm on Saturday, Sept. 8.
The group of attendees assembled included luminaries from the organic and floral industries, and many other local, regional and national movers and shakers. The hor d'oeuvres and dinner featured products from major sponsor Organic Valley, as well as nearby Driftless Organics.
Multiple members of the Organic Valley marketing team, including Vice President of Marketing Lewis Goldstein, as well as Josh and Therese Engel of Driftless Organics, were there to enjoy the experience at what was, arguably, the premier social event of the season in the Kickapoo Valley.
Wayne and Nancy Zimmerman who run a floral design business in the southeastern United States attended the dinner. They had heard about the event from friends in the industry who had hosted one of the Field to Vase dinners in 2017.
Sharon and John Carlson run a landscape architecture business in Libertyville, Illinois. They first met Star Valley Flowers owner John Zehrer at an international flower show in Shaumberg, Illinois. They have since followed the farm on Facebook, and learned about the dinner there.
The American Grown Field to Vase Dinner Tour is a series of exquisite, intimate gatherings, that place seasonal, local and sustainable American Grown Flowers at the center of the table where locally grown food, beer and wine is served by a farm-to-table chef. Each artisan-style dinner is held at a breathtaking venue — an American flower farm that encourages guests to experience the age-old art and science of flower farming.
Cronquist explained that over 80 percent of flowers sold in the U.S. are imported. Thanks to the efforts of Certified American Grown, America's flower farmers are giving consumers confidence in the source of their flowers by providing the only third party guarantee in the floral industry that the bouquets and bunches that are purchased were actually homegrown.
On any given day, Star Valley Flowers is a gorgeous place, and part of an industry dedicated to producing beauty. Never more so in the autumn, when all the plants grown for their color, texture and berries are at their glowing peak. John Zehrer's side yard, is graced with unique species of trees and plants, and venerable, old, ivy-covered Norwegian pines.
Nestled into this verdant paradise, the ears were blessed with the tripping notes of old-time music provided by Kickapoo Joy Juice. Hanging banners of colorful streamers, hand-crafted by Berta Diez Barbens, wafted gently in the cool breeze, while the dazzling floral arrangements and gentle perfumes permeated the air. The palate was delighted by a piquant selection of fruits, cheese and meats, and the taste buds cleansed and refreshed by the magnificent selection of artisanal shrubs, wines, and whiskey that flowed freely. Everywhere in evidence were smiles, laughter and gay spirits.
At the pre-dinner reception, guests were treated to a bounty of locally produced hors d'oeuvres, artfully prepared and presented by Chef Luke Zahm of Viroqua's Driftless Cafe.
Organic Valley Kickapoo Blue Cheese, Uplands Cheese Company Pleasant Ridge Reserve, Kase Meister Seven-Year Cloth Bound Cheddar and La Claire Creamery Evalon delighted guests with their creamy textures, and tart and tangy taste.
The dazzling and delicious array of 'charcuterie' or meats, arranged amongst the cheese, olives, fruits, jams and sauces, were delivered to the fete on a plank fully 12 feet in length by Zahm. House Finocchiona, Sopressata and Black Pepper Coppa sausage, produced by the Café's own charcuterie artist, as well as Rushing Waters Smoked Trout and Spanish Anchovies rounded out the tasty selection.
All of the floral delights, presented by Garden District co-owners Greg Campbell and Erick New, were produced on the farm. The floral artists from the Memphis, Tennessee, award-winning event, and personalized home and garden design company, were given free reign to create a floral masterpiece with the abundant supply of flowers available.
The two designers had worked previously with John Zehrer and Star Valley Flowers to create a chapter in their book, 'Garden District: Florists to the Field,' about the farm.
All of the flowers and almost all of the food used for the dinner were produced in the Driftless Region.
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Chef Luke Zahm spoke to diners about the passion that motivates the work he does.
Zahm congratulated the guests on their decision to attend the event.
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Organic Prairie beef with a demi glace, herbed roasted potatoes, organic fried grit cakes from Meadowlark Organics, and a black bean and sweet corn succotash from Driftless Organics rounded out the entrée.
Dessert was a late summer berry fool with Organic Valley whipped cream.
Yahn explained that one of the premier producers of the finest quality foods in the area is Organic Valley/Organic Prairie.
John Zehrer grew up on a farm, and has carried an ingrained work and land stewardship ethic forward into his floral farming career. Raised on a registered Holstein farm in Sauk Center, Minnesota, he originally purchased his farm intending to milk pastured Jersey cows.
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Nick Foligno NHL Props - Insights, Tips, and Trends
Apr 1, 2021DonBest Sports
Nick Foligno faces both a goals and an assists props bet in Thursday's contest against the Lightning. Here's a breakdown of his prop bets this season:
Nick Foligno Prop Bets (4/1/2021)
Nick Foligno Prop Bets vs. Lightning
In 16.2% of his games this season (six out of 37), Foligno has recorded more than 0.5 goals.
Foligno has posted 0.3 less goals per game (0.2) than the average over/under he's had set for goals of 0.5.
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The Lightning's opponents are scoring 2.4 goals per game, which is the 27th-most allowed by an NHL team this season.
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Ten Years After: "Hard Monkeys" (In Memoriam)
A band that was truly outsitting in their field: RIP Alvin Lee, 1944 – 2013.
The rock news coming in this morning is that Ten Years After guitarist Alvin Lee passed away yesterday at the age of 68, from complications during a "routine" surgical procedure. What an unfortunate way to go — a fiery guitarist such as Lee deserved something more definitive. Not that it's a good way to go for anyone . . . but I think you know what I'm saying.
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Of course, posting that song today would have been an obvious tribute — even if it is really the only song of Alvin Lee's that I know well (other than "I'm Going Home," as performed at Woodstock and shown in glorious Triple Vision in the accompanying film). So I figured I owed it to myself to explore a little more of Ten Years After's catalogue, Many Years After the fact. So I went through some of their better-known work this morning, and confirmed for myself that while it's by no means bad, it just isn't really my cup of tea. A great guitarist he was, without doubt, but the songs, in most cases primarily frames on which to hang Lee's guitarwork, just don't do much for me. Nonetheless, a few stood out, and "Hard Monkeys," about trying to stay clear of addiction, is what I'm going with. It's from Ten Years After's best-selling album, A Space in Time, from 1971, the same album that "I'd Love to Change the World" is on — the album that brought Lee's guitar playing together with the best sense of tight song structure.
Reminiscent in its opening chords of the Marshall Tucker Band's "Can't You See" — but predating it by a couple of years — "Hard Monkeys" is a great combination of acoustic and electric guitar riffing, which Ten Years After did quite well throughout the album. And Forty Years After its release, this song still sounds very fresh — and Alvin Lee stands as one of the great blues-rock guitarists.
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We all truly regret Alvin's passing. I must point out that your comparison the the MTB is way off. It is more ironic that it compares to Neil Young's needle and the damage done. Both intersession to heroin (addiction) and the opening d chord riff.


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Tag: punk
Live from 2015
by Ruth
We played our last gig in 2015 at the brilliant Odd Box Weekender in London's Shacklewell Arms. Our set was actually filmed in its entirety, but we never got around to putting it up on our website…until now.
So, if you've still got some love in your life for Not Right, and fancy a little blast from the rapidly-receding past.
The rest of the set can be watched on our video page (where you can also chart our songs' gradual increase in speed over time!).
In Memoriam: Robbins' Well
On Friday 1st April I wandered casually into Robbins' Well to ask about booking the basement gig. The guy behind the guy looked crestfallen. "I'm sorry," he said, "that won't be possible". Why? "We're closing in the next two weeks. The building has been sold."
The news was so upsetting that I spent the next day or so trying to convince myself that it was a particularly ill-considered April Fools joke. But no, it's true: a true Leamington Spa landmark will soon be no more. The owner of the building is selling it on, and I wouldn't be surprised if we soon see luxury flats for Jaguar Land Rover employees appearing in its place. As well as being part of a wider national trend of pub closures, the Well is the latest victim of Leamington's small-town brand of gentrification.
This is a tragedy.
(image via Google Street View)
The thing about the Well is that it's never been a great pub. It has 3.9 stars on Google reviews, 3.8 stars on Facebook, and 3.5 stars on Tripadvisor. There are, without a doubt, better pubs in Leamington – some of them local boozers, and others somewhat more expensive places offering properly decent food. But as long as I've lived in the town (a good decade, now!) the Well has always been there, offering something important.
It's affordable, without being yet another 'Spoons. It's a place where locals, students and out-of-town visitors mix. It's in an excellent location – right next to the river and opposite the Parish Church, with really good public transport links. It's in a gorgeous old Regency building with a great deal of character. It has bizarre interior decorations, with what looks like large sheets of oil barrel providing, uh, "unique" light fittings.
Most importantly for me on a personal basis, it's a decent place for live music.
Gig in the basement of the Well (photo by Krissie Pearse)
Leamington's live music scene has gone through its ups and downs over the years. Right now it feels like we're going through one hell of a "down", and a lot of that is because of the current lack of decent live music venues. The Jug & Jester hasn't hosted gigs since it became a Wetherspoons. Kellys disappeared a few years ago, to be replaced by a short-lived and deeply sleazy strip joint that was destroyed by arson under suspicious circumstances. LAMP was amazing during its year-long tenure as a venue, but was closed by the Council without notice following a farcical dispute over noise levels (ironically, the problems for LAMP really started when they applied for planning permission…in order to install soundproofing). The Exchange was always a little questionable with all of those England flags, but at least it was somewhere you could occasionally see a punk band.
Remaining venues include the Zephyr Lounge – which is a wonderful space but costs way too much these days for DIY promoters to run small gigs with touring bands – and the Althorpe Gallery, which has hosted some great events but is tiny, appallingly inaccessible, and has basically no insulation – meaning that it's freezing for most of the year.
The thing about the Well is that it was often not the first choice for a gig space, but there have still been many, many fantastic nights there over the years. Whilst other venues came and went, the Well was a stalwart. The venue's staff were sometimes very accommodating, sometimes hostile, and (in recent years) most often seemingly baffled by the presence of promoters and bands, but it cost little-to-nothing to hire so it was great for charity events and we could always pay sound techs and/or travelling bands. The pub's basement had terrible acoustics, but it was a perfect size and had a great feel for small events with an audience of maybe thirty to a hundred people.
Gunmen of the Apocalypse in 2012 (photo by Krissie Pearse)
I've been attending gigs at the Well since 2006 or so, and running gigs there (mostly as Rolling Head Promotions) since 2007. That's a lot of memories. Most of the bands I've been in have played there. Not Right played a number of key gigs in the Well basement, including our second ever performance and our album launch night. I remember attending chilled-out acoustic nights, and full-on metal nights. I remember seeing Lesbian Bed Death's best line-up give everything to the tiny room. I remember Satan's Buttcheeks daubing themselves in UV body paint and playing the most ridiculous music. I remember death metal band Mongolian Death Worm shooting deeply concerned glances to one another as a fight broke out right in front of them. I remember no-wave heroes Sissy Hex making so much glorious noise that when their set ended I felt like a great weight was being very slowly lifted from my body. I remember musical theatre: a really very impressive student performance of Hedwig & The Angry Inch, gearing up for a run at the Edinburgh Fringe. I remember lugging equipment down the awful steps behind the venue, every time worrying just a little that we'd break something (probably a person).
Our second ever gig! (photo by Krissie Pearse)
Everyone will have their own memories of the Well. It's not "just" a pub (so few pubs are) – it's a place where people meet and special things happen. It's a place with a strong history. Kirsty – who, unlike myself and Snowy, actually grew up in the local area – occasionally recounts stories of the place in its glory days as a rock pub. You had to turn up early just to find somewhere to sit – unimaginable in these quieter times. As time passed the management were less friendly towards promoters, meaning that fewer events happened there and less people found themselves feeling that the Well was somewhere you regularly went to. Eventually the walls (originally a warm, if slightly unsettling shade of red) were re-painted beige. Still, it remained a good place to go, and a decent place to hold an event. Just last year, I was fortunate enough to co-host the incredible Femmington Spa Queer Fest there; a very, very special event, with a uniquely friendly atmosphere and so many fantastic performers and workshops. In February I played another album launch gig there, this time with Abandoned Life.
Hot Magenta in 2008 (photo by Elizabeth Alstrom)
I don't think there will be any campaigns to save the Well. It doesn't have the deeply loyal custom of a truly independent pub or dedicated DIY venue. It's possibly the quietest it's been, these days, since first opening in 1998.
Still, it will be an enormous loss to Leamington. The town is on its way to becoming a true cultural wasteland. I'm not just talking about the closure of pubs and performance spaces, either. We've also seen the end of the Bath Place community centre – hit first by arson, and then by the sell-off of its new location in order to build (you guessed it) luxury flats. We've seen an enormous increase in upmarket bars that reflect not just the JLR crowd, but the growing wealth of the University of Warwick's student population in the wake of fee and accommodation rises. The Pump Room Gardens are being redeveloped, but delightful additions such as flowerbeds around the bandstand will mean that it will be harder to see actual bands there, and will have the additional "benefit" of putting off the weird kids who currently have a habit of worrying adults by gathering together in a public space. Most worrying, rents have skyrocketed; I'm not sure how much longer it'll be affordable to live in the town without being deeply posh.
So, I'm sad to see the Well go. I'm sorry for the current staff of the place, who were a decent bunch and have lost their jobs at short notice. I'm concerned about the future of Leamington's music scene. I'm also worried about the future of Leamington itself; I think there are a lot of political battles to come if the town isn't to become purely the preserve of the wealthy and boring.
But for now, we'll remember.
Odd Box Compilation!
We're included in a delightful compilation which has been put together for the Odd Box Weekender. You can download it for free until 4th May – after which it will self-destruct.
[the compilation is no longer available – sorry!]
Celebrate election season with TORY SCUM
It's finally happened – we're releasing a music video!
Featuring Not Right "classic" Tory Scum, this video was kindly assembled in true DIY style by awesome VJ funkcutter (of punkvert and anarchistwood fame).
With the General Election just weeks away, please share this video and vote in the election.
Voting won't overthrow the neo-liberal establishment, but it is a fantastic Tory-removing mechanism.
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"This Revolution Is Not Complete" on BBC 6 Music
Our song was played on 6 Radio Music's "riot grrrlz" show last night!
You can listen to the show here.
It's available on iPlayer until the end of the month. They play a bit fast and loose with the idea of "riot grrrl" but it's well worth a listen with some amazing tunes all round.
Massive thanks to everyone who requested our songs, particularly our musical buddy Maki Yamazaki / Dr Carmilla (whose tweet was read out on the show) and riot grrrl legends Lucid Nation. A shout out also to Grim Dylan, the other underground Midlands band whose music was played – they've just released an album and it's really good.
If you wanna hear loads more awesome feminist punk bands, you should have a peek at our UK Riot Grrrl page!
Video: Revolt #7
The awesome Seth Corbin put together this fantastic little video from Revolt a couple of weeks back, with footage filmed by himself and members of Dirty. It features music and spoken word from a number of acts who were performing that night – including our songs "Balls" and "Tory Scum".
Revolt!
We're playing Revolt again! As ever, it's going to be amazing.
This time around, we'll be sharing a stage with The Tuts, Dirty and The Passéists, as well as a bunch of awesome DJs and spoken word performers.
There is a Facebook event page here.
Album launch gig
We're holding a launch party for Your Turn on the day the album is released – Saturday 11th October. The gig will be in the basement of Robbins' Well, Leamington Spa. We've invited We Are A Communist, Deathsex Bloodbath and Huffy to share the stage with us.
There is a Facebook event page for the gig here.
YOUR TURN – out Saturday 11th October
On Saturday 11th October we'll be releasing our debut album! Recorded earlier this year in Leamington's Complete Sound Studio, Your Turn is a massive step-up from our first EP – so much so that we've re-recorded all five songs from Punk Is Not, along with seven more of our tunes.
1. Tory Scum
2. Balls
3. This Revolution Is Not Complete
4. Debate Club Wanker
5. Freedom of Speech
6. Intersectionality Song
7. Anti-Social Media
8. Kirsty's PhD
9. Emergency Flowerbed Rescue Team
10. Never Back Down
11. The Facilitation of Lawful Protest
12. My Body
Your Turn will be available on CD and in digital format. You can pre-order it from our Bandcamp page.


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    QCOMPARE(QString("1"),forward);
}

As a result I get:
   FAIL!  : router_test::testSetForwarding_true() Compared values are not the same
   Actual (QString("1")): 1
   Expected (forward): 1

Why aren't they equal?

A: As you can glean from the output, you have interchanged the actual and expected values. You're also comparing the newline-terminated output against one without a newline.
This should work:
QCOMPARE(forward, QString("1\n"));

or
QCOMPARE(forward[0], QChar('1'));

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