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Junior Premier Representative Teams – Philosophy
The Club provides development opportunities for more skilled boys by fielding CNCC teams in the WA Junior Premier Cricket competition (previously known as District Cricket). CNCC has teams in the U13 Inverarity, U14 McKenzie, U15 Mann and & U17 Hussey WA Junior Premier Cricket competitions run by the WACA.
Selection for CNCC's Junior Premier squads is a significant achievement, and is based on merit, performance and development potential. The Club will ensure that the processes for initial selection into a CNCC Junior Premier squad, and subsequently being selected for a CNCC Junior Premier team playing representative games against other WA Junior Premier Cricket clubs throughout the season, are transparent, fair and free of bias or nepotism.
ROLE OF CNCC
CNCC Community cricket (also referred to as Club Cricket), which starts at U10s for boys, is the usual pathway into the CNCC Junior Premier Cricket program. Playing CNCC Junior Premier Cricket is also the usual stepping stone towards playing Senior (Adults) Premier Cricket at CNCC.
An important role of CNCC's Community Team Coaches and Age Group Co-ordinators ('AGCs') is talent identification. Throughout the cricket season Team Coaches and AGCs will nominate to the CNCC Junior District/Premier Coordinator those CNCC Community players eligible for CNCC Junior Premier U13s, U14s, U15s and U17s who they believe have the talent, commitment, and attitude to play cricket at a higher level.
Playing WACA Junior Premier representative cricket provides the more skilled Club players with a valuable development opportunity because they play against higher calibre opposition than they normally encounter in Community cricket games, while gaining experience playing on turf wickets.
The Club recognises that WACA Junior Premier Cricket is more competitive than regular Community cricket, and the focus is to select individuals within a balanced team structure, that enables that team the greatest chance of success. But the overriding principle is to ensure "a competitive match played in the spirit of a gentleman's game", with the notion of winning at all costs severely frowned upon.
JUNIOR PREMIER SQUAD & TEAM SELECTION
Selection in the CNCC Junior Premier squads and teams is based on consistent performance of individuals in Junior Premier, Emerging Tigers, Community and/or PSA competitions, along with team balance, and commitment to training. There is an emphasis on opportunities for player development, with a strong consideration to selecting players based on their specific role within the team structure.
It is clearly our preference for CNCC Community players to play Junior Premier Cricket with CNCC. Preference is given to CNCC Community players when selecting CNCC Junior Premier squads. Players outside of the CNCC Community pool will only be considered if there is a specific playing role, which necessitates the need to do so, which can't be filled by any suitable CNCC Community player.
SELECTION TRIALS FOR THE JUNIOR PREMIER SQUAD
Participation in the trials is by invitation only. Usually, current Junior Premier squad members who are eligible to play Junior Premier cricket next season, current members of the Emerging Tigers Program, and other nominees by the junior coaches and AGCs would be invited to trial by the selection committee (see below).
For 2021/2022, and forward, it is anticipated that 15 players will be selected in each of our U13s and U14s Junior Premier squad, while 18 players will be selected in each of our U15s and U17s Junior Premier squads. Traditionally, the Club runs trials towards the end of the current season to select its Junior Premier squads for the following season.
Trials for the 2021/22 season will be held at Cresswell Park on Sunday 21 March and Sunday 28 March 2021.
EMERGING TIGERS PROGRAM (U13s and U14s)
n addition to having the Junior Premier squads, the club runs the Emerging Tigers Program to develop the skills of around 12 selected U13s and U14s CNCC Community cricket players who aspire to playing Junior Premier Cricket for CNCC.
The aim of the program is to bridge the gap between Community cricket and Junior Premier cricket by giving selected CNCC Community players, who are not currently in the Junior Premier program, the opportunity to train with high quality coaches and at premier facilities. The Emerging Tigers Program will play games against other teams to be arranged throughout the season.
Players in the Emerging Tigers program can be selected for a CNCC Junior Premier team throughout the season if opportunities and form allow. Initial selections and offers for the Emerging Tigers Program will be completed after the U13s and U14s Junior Premier trials.
The selection committee for invitations to attend the Junior Premier trials, and selections for Junior Premier squads and teams, and the Emerging Tigers Program, consists of the following:
Junior District/Premier Co-Ordinator;
Coach of the respective Premier team; and
Other independent representatives, as required or directed by the Club President.
No parent of any boy participating in trials for a Junior Premier team is involved in selections for that age group, other than any parent who is the incoming Junior Premier coach for that age group. This is to ensure that the selection process is transparent, fair and free of bias or nepotism.
Brett Whiteaker | CNCC Junior Premier Coordinator


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PUBLISHED: Jul 30, 2018 • UPDATED: Jul 30, 2018 • VIEWS: 88 • LESSON CODE: UL593 •
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All Blues is a jazz composition by Miles Davis first appearing on the influential 1959 album Kind of Blue. It is a twelve-bar blues in; the chord sequence is that of a basic blues and made up entirely of seventh chords, with a VI in the turnaround instead of just the usual V chord. In the song's original key of G this chord is an E7. "All Blues" is a modal blues in G mixolydian.
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The Grand Ballroom has a raised ceiling (6 meters) to create an accessible space and offer unobstructed view.
Offering a professional banquet space that may accommodate 45-50 tables, the Ballroom is complete with a moving stage, fancy light fixtures and elegant furniture.
Coupled with a team of renowned chefs from deluxe hotels in Taipei, their creative dishes and excellent services would further enhance the atmosphere of the occasion (i.e. banquet, year-end party, festive receptions and so forth).


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M&M to launch BS VI compliant vehicles soon
PTI Last Updated: June 3, 2019 | 16:43 IST
Mumbai, Jun 3 (PTI) Homegrown auto major Mahindra and Manhindra Monday said it is ready to launch its BS VI compliant vehicles next year and will be rolling out the petrol range in 2019 itself. "We will be ready with our first gasoline BS VI ready vehicles by end of second quarter of this year," M&M Managing Director Pawan Goenka told reporters here. "We would probably be able to launch gasoline vehicles as soon as we are ready because it does not require a BS VI fuel, but we will not be able to launch the diesel vehicle till the fuel becomes available throughout India. I am assuming it to be somewhere in late December and early January," Goenka said. The Bharat Stage VI (or BS-VI) emission norms would come into force from April 1, 2020 across the country. Currently, the vehicles sold in the country conform to BS-IV emission standards. The company has invested Rs 1,000 crore for transition to BS VI norms. He said ramping up and down the entire volume of the automotive business in next 2-3 months is a humongous challenge for suppliers and also for the plants. Last 3.5 years have perhaps been the most challenging years for any product development and sourcing organization in auto industry in India, he said, adding that nearly 700 people worked over the last 3.5 years to make BS VI happen. "We are ready and we see no technical risk in taking BS VI vehicles to the market from April 1, 2020. We are ready because we got an early start, plan, front loading and work with key suppliers," Goenka said. All technological challenges that were known were negated, he added. "This time we had two levels of upgradation, there is a fear of compromise in fuel efficiency, performance of vehicle, drivability, NVH but we have ensured none of these were compromised in implementation of BS VI," Goenka said. In fact in some cases, the company has improved on some of these parameters. In some sense, the challenge of BS VI became an opportunity for giving a slightly better product in terms of all these parameters, he said. Goenka said the team was given two challenges at that time. First challenge was the target, which was non-negotiable, but with competitive cost on diesel portfolio. The second challenge which was more relevant in Mahindra's context was that Mahindra was not known for its gasoline engine but its diesel engine. Therefore the second challenge was to develop a portfolio of petrol engines which are globally competent. "In fact, given that we had no petrol engine at that time we probably had an advantage that the petrol engines that we would launch would be the latest technology products," he said. The company has filed over 30 patents in the process of the transition. On petrol engine, Goenka said," we have a stamp of approval from both Ford and SsangYong. They have decided to use Mahindra's new petrol engine in their vehicles which means we have managed to develop engine which are globally competitive". PTI DS AP ANU ANU
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RAJKOT: Senior BJP leader and former law minister Dilip Sanghani ruffled many feathers when he heaped praises on a shepherd who had axed to death a lioness in Amreli district last month.
Sanghani announced public felicitation of the arrested man Manu Charola for bravely fighting the lioness which had preyed on his goat. It was on October 21 that Charola had attacked the lioness thrice with an axe in his native Khadadhar village of Khambha taluka. Charola was arrested by the forest department and the court sent him to judicial custody.
Sanghani hit out at the forest department and demanded that the government seriously considers changes in the law to protect people who are forced to kill wild animals in self defence or save their livestock, especially in revenue areas.
Sanghani, who had lost 2017 assembly elections from Dhari constituency, met Charola in Amreli jail. Khadadhar village falls under Dhari constituency.
"Forest department has wrongly arrested a poor person by invoking stringent sections of the law. Charola is not an offender as he only tried to protect his means of livelihood. This is his right. He was wrongly declared absconding and arrested later," the former MP told media persons outside the jail.
"We will publicly honour Charola after he gets bail. In the past too, we have appreciated and felicitated those who had fought lions," he said.
Making light of the massive rescue operation that was launched to capture the leopard which had sneaked into the secretariat in Gandhinagar on Monday. "A team of 250 foresters was rushed to the secretariat when just one leopard had entered. In villages here, people have been living under the constant fear of wild animals like leopards and lions," he said.
The BJP leader also dared animal rights activists to stay for a week in the areas where lions are seen in big numbers and offered to fully sponsor their stay.
"If any wild animal feels hungry, one of you could be its prey," he quipped.


Pretty straightforward brewday, the only mishap was the thermometer going to the bottom of the boiler and an improtu run to the shops to get rubber gloves.
PH of the mash and nice 5.6... the water treatment can't have been too bad.
even remembered to put the copper fining's in and the the hoprocket worked a treat.
I'll be over the moon if this turns out to be a good brew as I pretty much followed the process with some small tweaks to do some of the cleaning earlier.


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Tuesday, March 23 – 7:30 PM
This season we celebrate the 80th birthday of our beloved friend, IVCI Artistic Director Jaime Laredo. Together with former Laureates, jury members and other distinguished artists, we honor Maestro Laredo who has helped lead The Indianapolis to its worldwide prominence. Featured artists include IVCI Laureates Jinjoo Cho (2014 Gold Medalist), Shannon Lee (2018 Laureate), former jury member Malcolm Lowe (retired Concertmaster of the Boston Symphony Orchestra), violists Yu Jin (Principal, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra) and Steven Tenenbom (Orion String Quartet), and cellists Sharon Robinson (Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio) and Keith Robinson (Miami String Quartet).
Concerto for Four Violins in D major
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Octet in E-flat major, Op. 20
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Accelerating innovation through the digital economy
Dr. Ian Campbell, KAUST Executive Director – Special Projects, was previously Innovate UK's Executive Chair, part of UK Research and Innovation.
"The digital economy moves very rapidly, and we've seen that in spades with the COVID-19 pandemic," said Dr. Ian Campbell, who has recently joined KAUST as Executive Director – Special Projects. His position, sitting under the President's Office, offers him the opportunity to work with KAUST Innovation and the office of the Vice President for Research to support the University's forward vision to leverage KAUST science and innovation to make an impact beyond the walls of the campus itself.
"I think it's about creating collaborations to address Kingdom-wide opportunities where KAUST can apply its know-how, technology, IP, people, even our geographical location to help bring collaborations together to address significant challenges," said Dr. Campbell.
Campbell stepped down as Innovate UK's Executive Chair, part of UK Research and Innovation, in 2020, but continues to represent Innovate UK as its nominated Non-Executive Director on the Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult Board.
Joining Innovate UK as Director of Health and Life Sciences and later serving as executive chair, Campbell played a vital leadership role in supporting the development of UK companies to the tune of £1.8 billion annually. This backing helped life sciences companies grow and scale by getting their products into clinical trials and getting them approved to treat patients. Campbell also led the initiative to secure an additional £750 million COVID-19 response package from the British government, in April 2020, to support thousands of UK businesses to survive and thrive through the pandemic.
Appointment as Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)
In recognition of his efforts to understand and facilitate the drive of new technologies in the UK, Campbell has been recognized in Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's New Year Honours List and was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to innovation. He joins KAUST Distinguished Professor and VP for Research Donal Bradley, a Commander of the British Empire, as a member of the "Most Excellent Order of the British Empire."
"I am proud to have led Innovate UK to deliver its ambitious COVID-19 response plan, backing thousands of UK businesses to develop truly disruptive innovation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The rapid growth of new innovative products and services continues to support lives and livelihoods across the UK while generating jobs and contributing to our future prosperity," said Campbell as he expressed his delight in accepting this recognition on behalf of Innovate UK.
In addition to the health and life sciences, Campbell's tenure at Innovate UK also saw transformational funding initiatives in fully electric vehicles, battery technology and other sectors of the economy.
"The idea was to create next-generation technologies, products and services that are going to be in demand for the future, to allow the UK economy to flourish, to create high-quality jobs, provide a return to the economy, and allow government to invest in science, innovation and technology much more broadly," he said.
Collaboration at the heart of innovation
"This achievement would not have been possible without the collective efforts of everyone within Innovate UK. I am immensely proud of the resilience, dedication, and nimbleness of the team at Innovate UK during such incredibly challenging times. I would like to express my personal thanks to everyone involved," Campbell added—while looking forward to likewise benefiting and contributing to the inspiring spirit of collaboration at KAUST.
He applauds the response of KAUST through the Rapid Research Response Team (R3T) in the face of the global COVID-19 challenge as well as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's highly effective and timely tracking and tracing efforts.
Group of people standing for COVID-19 vaccination in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
"One of the things I would say that Saudi Arabia has done is really grasp the Tawakkalna app and make sure that it was embedded from day one. The UK took months to do that. I was both impressed and pleased to see that data could be collected, created and analyzed so effectively," as he points out. "So, I think it really did show that this whole idea of a data-rich, digital-based economy. You really see it in those applications where testing and tracing is so important for public health and safety."
As the world aims to return to a new normal post-pandemic eventually, Campbell hopes the innovation lessons we've learned through the accelerating pace of the digital economy achieved through collaboration across the globe will not be lost.
"It's incredible to see how when you have a common problem, and you put many arms around that, suddenly you can find a solution," he said.
Through that spirit of innovation, Campbell looks forward to helping drive KAUST ingenuity externally by working with faculty, the Core Labs, with the President, as well as partnering with the Kingdom and its government officials and collaborating with external companies to solve problems. His role is to identify opportunities where KAUST can contribute, convene minds and resources together to work on impactful projects, and aim to deliver solutions to benefit the wider Kingdom and beyond.
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Q: Is it possible to configure Apple's Magic Mouse to be recognised on start up? This question may apply more roundly to all bluetooth mice but in my case I am dealing with an Apple Magic Mouse. I have followed the set up instructions here; https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch/AppleMagicMouse
closely. I have even removed the mouse and started from scratch more than once repeating each step described carefully.
Every time the computer is started it does not see the Magic Mouse by default. I need to keep a wired mouse connected to the computer at all times which I use to log in with then connect the Magic Mouse, in a somewhat counter-intuitive exercise! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The following is an edit made to include responses to points made by others in response to my original question;
I believe I do use GDM as my understanding is it is default in Ubuntu 10.10. The only edit to the boot process I have made is this; http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/12/new-smooth-intelligent-plymouth-boot-screen-for-ubuntu/ I'm no expert, I think perhaps plymouth loads after gnome display manager? This plymouth theme is the only edit I've made to the boot process so although I'm not 100 percent certain as to what gnome display manager is, my login process is default apart from that. Would gdm affect this issue, eg, should I ensure I do use it or replace it with something else?
My Magic Mouse is second hand, so I have no way of knowing if it is paired to another computer. It quite possibly is but would be either impossible or at least very difficult for me to track down that computer. Does the magic mouse have its own memory and can this affect its ability to connect to my computer?
Thank you again.

A: For me this setup works quite well.
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*Have you deconnected the mouse from all other computers it's has ever been paired with? My mouse connected automatically to my friends MacBook until I discovered that it was still paired to it.