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Nicole Le Douarin and Charles Ordahl's Experiments on the Developmental Lineages of Somites
Through various studies developmental biologists have been able to determine that the muscles of the back, ribs, and limbs derive from somites. Somites are blocks of cells that contain distinct sections that diverge into specific types (axial or limb) of musculature and are an essential part of early vertebrate development. For many years the musculature of vertebrates was known to derive from the somites, but the exact developmental lineage of axial and limb muscle progenitor cells remained a mystery until Nicole Le Douarin and Charles P.
Subject: Experiments
Viktor Hamburger's Study of Central-Peripheral Relations in the Development of Nervous System
An important question throughout the history of embryology is whether the formation of a biological structure is predetermined or shaped by its environment. If both intrinsic and environmental controls occur, how exactly do the two processes coordinate in crafting specific forms and functions? When Viktor Hamburger started his PhD study in embryology in the 1920s, few neuroembryologists were investigating how the central neurons innervate peripheral organs.
"The Outgrowth of the Nerve Fiber as a Mode of Protoplasmic Movement" (1910), by Ross Granville Harrison
In "The Outgrowth of the Nerve Fiber as a Mode of Protoplasmic Movement," Ross Granville Harrison explores the growth of nerve fibers in vitro. The purpose of this experiment was to test two possible hypotheses for the growth of nerve fibers. Santiago Ramón y Cajal suggested that nerve growth is due to the extension of nerve fibers as they push through tissue. Victor Hensen's syncytial theory proposed an opposing view of nerve growth.
"Experiments on Artificial Parthenogenesis in Annelids (Chaetopterus) and the Nature of the Process of Fertilization" (1901), by Jacques Loeb
Jacques Loeb showed that scientists could achieve artificial parthenogenesis with some types of annelid worm eggs through a series of experiments in 1900. Loeb published the results of his experiments in 1901 as "Experiments on Artificial Parthenogenesis in Annelids (Chaetopterus) and the Nature of the Process of Fertilization," in The American Journal of Physiology. Loeb 's results broadened the range of animals to which artificial parthenogenesis applied beyond sea urchins.
Robert Geoffrey Edwards's Study of Fertilization of Human Oocytes Matured in vitro, 1965 to 1969
Robert Geoffrey Edwards, a British developmental biologist at University of Cambridge, began exploring human in vitro fertilization (IVF) as a way to treat infertility in 1960. After successfully overcoming the problem of making mammalian oocytes mature in vitro in 1965, Edwards began to experiment with fertilizing matured eggs in vitro. Collaborating with other researchers, Edwards eventually fertilized a human egg in vitro in 1969. This was a huge step towards establishing human IVF as a viable fertility treatment.
Subject: Experiments, Reproduction
David Wildt's Domestic Cat and Cheetah Experiments (1978-1983)
David Wildt's cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) research from 1978-1983 became the foundation for the use of embryological techniques in endangered species breeding programs. The cheetah is a member of the cat family (Felidae), which includes thirty-seven species. According to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) all Felidae species are currently threatened or endangered, with the exception of the domestic cat (Felinus catus).
"β-Catenin Defines Head Versus Tail Identity During Planarian Regeneration and Homeostasis" (2007), by Kyle A. Gurley, Jochen C. Rink, and Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado
Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado's laboratory group has employed molecular tools to investigate old questions about regeneration and as a result have identified some of the molecular mechanisms determining polarity. Recent work by his group has shown Wnt-β-catenin signaling determines whether a tail or a head will form during regeneration in planarians. This study was motivated by work Thomas Hunt Morgan conducted in the late nineteenth century.
"Further Experiments on Artificial Parthenogenesis and the Nature of the Process of Fertilization" (1900), by Jacques Loeb
Jacques Loeb broadened and corrected his earlier claims concerning artificial parthenogenesis in sea urchins in a series of experiments in 1900. He published these findings, "Further Experiments on Artificial Parthenogenesis and the Nature of The Process of Fertilization," in a 1900 issue of The American Journal of Physiology.
"Developmental Capacity of Nuclei Transplanted from Keratinized Skin Cells of Adult Frogs" (1975), by John Gurdon, Ronald Laskey, and O. Raymond Reeves
In 1975 John Gurdon, Ronald Laskey, and O. Raymond Reeves published "Developmental Capacity of Nuclei Transplanted from Keratinized Skin Cells of Adult Frogs," in the Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology. Their article was the capstone of a series of experiments performed by Gurdon during his time at Oxford and Cambridge, using the frog species Xenopus laevis. Gurdon's first experiment in 1958 showed that the nuclei of Xenopus cells maintained their ability to direct normal development when transplanted.
Subject: Experiments, Publications
The Discovery of p53 Protein
The p53 protein acts as a pivotal suppressor of inappropriate cell proliferation. By initiating suppressive effects through induction of apoptosis, cell senescence, or transient cell-cycle arrest, p53 plays an important role in cancer suppression, developmental regulation, and aging. Its discovery in 1979 was a product of research into viral etiology and the immunology of cancer. The p53 protein was first identified in a study of the role of viruses in cancer through its ability to form a complex with viral tumor antigens.
"Programmed Cell Death-II. Endocrine Potentiation of the Breakdown of the Intersegmental Muscles of Silkmoths" (1964), by Richard A. Lockshin and Carroll M. Williams
Richard A. Lockshin's 1963 PhD dissertation on cell death in insect metamorphosis was conducted under the supervision of Harvard insect physiologist Carroll M. Williams. Lockshin and Williams used this doctoral research as the basis for five articles, with the main title "Programmed Cell Death," that were published between 1964 and 1965 in the Journal of Insect Physiology. These articles examine the cytological processes, neuronal and endocrinal controls, and the influence of drugs on the mechanism of cell death observed in pupal muscle structures of the American silkmoth.
"Generation of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells without Myc from Mouse and Human Fibroblasts" (2007), by Masato Nakagawa et al.
In November 2007, Masato Nakagawa, along with a number of other researchers including Kazutoshi Takahashi, Keisuke Okita, and Shinya Yamanaka, published "Generation of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells without Myc from Mouse and Human Fibroblasts" (abbreviated "Generation") in Nature. In "Generation," the authors point to dedifferentiation of somatic cells as an avenue for generating pluripotent stem cells useful for treating specific patients and diseases.
Subject: Publications, Experiments
Corticosteroids' Effect on Fetal Lung Maturation (1972), by Sir Graham Collingwood Liggins and Ross Howie
In a clinical trial from 1969 to 1972, Sir Graham Collingwood Liggins and Ross Howie showed that if doctors treat pregnant women with corticosteroids before those women deliver prematurely, then those women's infants have fewer cases of respiratory distress syndrome than do similarly premature infants of women not treated with corticosteroids. Prior to the study, premature infants born before 32 weeks of gestation often died of respiratory distress syndrome, or the inability to inflate immature lungs.
"Maternal consumption of peanut during pregnancy is associated with peanut sensitization in atopic infants" (2010), by Scott Sicherer, et al.
In 2010, a team of US researchers concluded that the more peanuts a pregnant woman ate during her pregnancy, the more likely her newborn was to be sensitive to peanuts. They published their results in 2010's "Maternal consumption of peanut during pregnancy is associated with peanut sensitization in atopic infants." The work resulted from the collaboration of Scott Sicherer and Hugh Sampson, both from the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, in New York, New York along with other colleagues.
"On the Permanent Life of Tissues outside of the Organism" (1912), by Alexis Carrel
'On the Permanent Life of Tissues outside of the Organism' reports Alexis Carrel's 1912 experiments on the maintenance of tissue in culture media. At the time, Carrel was a French surgeon and biologist working at the Rockefeller Institute in New York City. In his paper, Carrel reported that he had successfully maintained tissue cultures, which derived from connective tissues of developing chicks and other tissue sources, by serially culturing them.
"Human Factor IX Transgenic Sheep Produced by Transfer of Nuclei from Transfected Fetal Fibroblasts" (1997), by Angelika E. Schnieke, et al.
In the 1990s, researchers working at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland, performed cloning experiments in collaboration with PPL Therapeutics in Roslin, Scotland, on human coagulation factor IX, a protein. The team of scientists used the methods identified during the Dolly experiments to produce transgenic livestock capable of producing milk containing human blood clotting factor IX, which helps to treat a type of hemophilia.
Shoukhrat Mitalipov and Masahito Tachibana's Mitochondrial Gene Replacement in Primate Offspring and Embryonic Stem Cells (2009)
Shoukhrat Mitalipov, Masahito Tachibana, and their team of researchers replaced the mitochondrial genes of primate embryonic stem cells via spindle transfer. Spindle replacement, also called spindle transfer, is the process of removing the genetic material found in the nucleus of one egg cell, or oocyte, and placing it in another egg that had its nucleus removed. Mitochondria are organelles found in all cells and contain some of the cell's genetic material. Mutations in the mitochondrial DNA can lead to neurodegenerative and muscle diseases.
Embryonic Sex Differentiation and Sex Hormones (1947), by Carl R. Moore
In 1947, Carl Richard Moore, a researcher at the University of Chicago, in Chicago, Illinois, wrote Embryonic Sex Differentiation and Sex Hormones, which was published in the same year as a first-edition monograph. In the book, Moore argues that regulation of sex differentiation in mammals is not controlled by sex hormones secreted by embryonic sex organs (gonads), but is controlled by non-hormonal genetic factors.
"The Developmental Capacity of Nuclei Taken from Intestinal Epithelium Cells of Feeding Tadpoles" (1962), by John B. Gurdon
In 1962 researcher John Bertrand Gurdon at the University of Oxford in Oxford, England, conducted a series of experiments on the developmental capacity of nuclei taken from intestinal epithelium cells of feeding tadpoles. In the experiments, Gurdon conducted nuclear transplantation, or cloning, of differentiated cells, or cells that have already specialized to become one cell type or another, in tadpoles. Gurdon's experiment showed that differentiated adult cells could be induced to an undifferentiated state, where they could once again become multiple cell types.
Hermann Joseph Muller's Study of X-rays as a Mutagen, (1926-1927)
Hermann Joseph Muller conducted three experiments in 1926 and 1927 that demonstrated that exposure to x-rays, a form of high-energy radiation, can cause genetic mutations, changes to an organism's genome, particularly in egg and sperm cells. In his experiments, Muller exposed fruit flies (Drosophila) to x-rays, mated the flies, and observed the number of mutations in the offspring. In 1927, Muller described the results of his experiments in "Artificial Transmutation of the Gene" and "The Problem of Genic Modification".
Sonja Vernes, et al.'s Experiments On the Gene Networks Affected by the Foxp2 Protein (2011)
In 2011, Sonja Vernes and Simon Fisher performed a series of experiments to determine which developmental processes are controlled by the mouse protein Foxp2. Previous research showed that altering the Foxp2 protein changed how neurons grew, so Vernes and Fisher hypothesized that Foxp2 would affect gene networks that involved in the development of neurons, or nerve cells. Their results confirmed that Foxp2 affected the development of gene networks involved in the growth of neurons, as well as networks that are involved in cell specialization and cell communication.
"CRISPR /Cas9-mediated Gene Editing in Human Tripronuclear Zygotes" (2015), by Junjiu Huang et al.
In 2015, Junjiu Huang and his colleagues reported their attempt to enable CRISPR/cas 9-mediated gene editing in nonviable human zygotes for the first time at Sun Yat-Sen University in Guangzhou, China. Their article, CRISPR /Cas9-mediated Gene Editing in Human Tripronuclear Zygotes, was published in Protein and Cell. Nonviable zygotes are sperm-fertilized eggs that cannot develop into a fetus. Researchers previously developed the CRISPR/cas 9 gene editing tool, which is a system that originated from bacteria as a defense mechanism against viruses.
Calvin Bridges' Experiments on Nondisjunction as Evidence for the Chromosome Theory of Heredity (1913-1916)
From 1913 to 1916, Calvin Bridges performed experiments that indicated genes are found on chromosomes. His experiments were a part of his doctoral thesis advised by Thomas Hunt Morgan in New York, New York. In his experiments, Bridges studied Drosophila, the common fruit fly, and by doing so showed that a process called nondisjunction caused chromosomes, under some circumstances, to fail to separate when forming sperm and egg cells. Nondisjunction, as described by Bridges, caused sperm or egg cells to contain abnormal amounts of chromosomes.
Paul Kammerer's Experiments on Salamanders (1903-1912)
In the early twentieth century, Paul Kammerer conducted a series of experiments to demonstrate that organisms could transmit characteristics acquired in their lifetimes to their offspring. In his 1809 publication, zoologist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck had hypothesized that living beings can inherit features their parents or ancestors acquired throughout life. By breeding salamanders, as well as frogs and other organisms, Kammerer tested Lamarck's hypothesis in an attempt to provide evidence for Lamarck's theory of the inheritance of acquired characteristics.
Robert Geoffrey Edwards's Study of in vitro Mammalian Oocyte Maturation, 1960 to 1965
In a series of experiments between 1960 and 1965, Robert Geoffrey Edwards discovered how to make mammalian egg cells, or oocytes, mature outside of a female's body. Edwards, working at several research institutions in the UK during this period, studied in vitro fertilization (IVF) methods. He measured the conditions and timings for in vitro (out of the body) maturation of oocytes from diverse mammals including mice, rats, hamsters, pigs, cows, sheep, and rhesus monkeys, as well as humans.


New equipment due in today. I am upgrading my current duron 800 MHz box to a sempron 2800, 754 MB. Expecting a significant speed increase to Linux operations after this upgrade.
That should be like switching from a Ford Pinto to a Ferrari Enzo, be careful you don't crash that beast!
Duron 800 to Semprom 2800+ Hummm Is it even possible? I guess they are stil in the same ZIP, right?
I had to change my plans a little. My favorite Linux distro is XandrOS. It choked during the install. It didn't recognize the hardware. I don't have a copy of 64 bit XandrOS. In fact, I am not sure that one exists.
My choices seemed to be that I would have to use another version of Linux on the beast or load XandrOS on my current windows machine, a XP 2600+. I chose the latter.
The xp 2600+ cpu provides a speedy platform for the linux.
Sadly the 754 Sempron machine is not yet working. Four attempts to install xp so far. It keeps choking while copying files to disk for installation. Tomorrow I will write "0's" to the drive and try again. A couple more installation failures and I may decide to locate a 64 bit distro of linux.
At $345 for the 64 bit version, I think I'll let that slide.
I thought AMD 64bit cpu can be used in 32 bit mode? If that is the case you may be suffering from memory speed problems. Did you also upgrade the motherboard and ram? If you only pgraded the CPU then you must see if your ram is compatible with the higher bus speed sempron.
I had the Suse 64 bit installed for awhile...not many differences except that add-on app are harder to find.
Yep same for me, and Linux has enough issues with 32bit drivers let alone 64bit.
You're an experienced Linux user, get PCLinuxOS MiniMe and build it the way you want. No bloat, plenty of optimized Kernals, drivers, dam fast.
Isn't PC Linux a 64 bit os?
Every time you ask a question doesn't that fall into "definition of insanity" ? and "doing the same thing over and over again" are you "expecting different results" other than the correct one ?
Nope, its 32bit and to date 32bit is better than 64bit...isn't that insane ?
Actually if I asked that question before,I just had a senor moment,because I forgot.The insanity quote is a reference to addictions that I dug up somewhere,and should not apply to brain farts,nor simply asking a question.You would be insane(temporarily) if you got drunk everyday(alcoholically) and kept telling yourself tommorrow I'll stay sober,but of course never did. That's my take on it anyway FG.
Anyhoo, even though PCLOS is 32bit it still has optimized kernal for 64bit CPU's.
IMO I don't think anyone should strive for 64bit OS, not yet anyway.
Yes egghead, the sepmpron 754 is a 64 bit processor.
You did have some good suggestions. My memory was from two manufacturers. I ordered another 512 MB stick to have a matched pair. I also ordered a sata HD. Should not have made a difference, but I will leave no stone unturned.
I won't comment any more for a few days to allow parts time to get here.
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Buhari Extends PTF Mandate Till March 2021
By Godwin Godson
President Muhammadu Buhari has extended the mandate of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 until March 2021.
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He gave the approval on Tuesday at a meeting with members of the task force at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, the nation's capital.
At the meeting, President Buhari received the end-of-year report of the task force led by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Mr Boss Mustapha.
He noted that the mandate of the PTF was extended for a further period of three months, bearing in mind the new surge in the number of cases and the bid for vaccines.
According to the President, recent reports have indicated that Nigeria is facing a rise in confirmed COVID-19 cases, a situation that is similar to the second wave of infections recorded in other countries.
He added that new epicentres have been identified and Nigeria cannot afford to lose the gains of the last nine months.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives the end-of-year report of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 from the PTF Chairman, Mr Boss Mustapha, in Abuja on December 22, 2020.
President Buhari said that he has critically evaluated the situation and remained convinced that urgent measures needed to be taken to curb the spread and the attendant fatalities.
He explained that this necessitated the need to speedily and strategically access and administer the COVID-19 vaccine in a safe, effective, and timely manner.
The president informed the PTF members that this has become an important obligation that the government owed Nigerians in the new year and it must be carried out through efficient machinery.
President Muhammadu Buhari at a meeting with members of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 and others in Abuja on December 22, 2020.
Read the full text of President Buhari's address at the meeting below:
SPEECH BY HIS EXCELLENCY Muhammadu Buhari, PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Nigeria AT THE PRESENTATION OF THE END-OF-YEAR REPORT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON COVID 19 AT THE STATE HOUSE, PRESIDENTIAL VILLA, ABUJA ON TUESDAY, 22ND DECEMBER, 2020.
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The year 2020 has been most challenging for the whole of humanity as a result of the havoc wreaked by the COVID-19 on lives, livelihoods, global and national economies, governance structures, health, social welfare, and other systems.
It has consumed an inordinate amount of resources deployed to address it by countries of the world, without abating.
Sadly, the COVID 19 pandemic has also taken and keeps taking, precious lives of our loved ones, leaving several homes, families, and associates to mourn. May the Almighty God grant all those that have lost their lives to this deadly virus eternal rest.
Over the last nine months, I received a total of eight Interim Reports along with one Mid-Term Report, apprising me progressively of developments on the COVID-19 pandemic, from the Presidential Task Force.
I similarly approved several far-reaching measures recommended to support the achievement of the objectives of our National Response. I have been in constant touch about the pandemic in all corners of our country.
Let me also add that I have religiously followed the daily national briefings by the PTF which has become the platform for communicating with Nigerians and the most authentic source of information which substantially reduced the space for fake news.
The successes recorded by the PTF in managing the control of the pandemic since March 2020 are largely attributable to the multi-sectoral approach adopted by the government, the proactive steps taken, and the commitment of its members.
I wish to acknowledge the immeasurable support received from the National Assembly, state governments, the private sector coalition, the international community, development partners, well-meaning Nigerians who donated in cash and kind and also made sacrifices, the media organisations, security agencies, and the frontline workers who toiled day and night as our last line of defence. The list is endless. Our gratitude is endless.
On behalf of the Government and people of Nigeria, I thank you one and all for your support and contributions to this National Response to a global emergency.
The impact of the COVID-19 on global and national economies cannot even now be fully assessed. No nation of the world has been spared the experience of different degrees of the economic downturn as several countries including Nigeria went into negative growth territories.
To mitigate this impact, we developed an Economic Sustainability Plan aimed at cushioning the impact at all levels and stabilizing our economy.
Family businesses, small, and medium-scale enterprises, and the manufacturing sector were all supported through various windows.
Appropriate support has also been provided through the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Program, as well as the Trader and Market Moni loans.
For the very vulnerable, significant steps taken include:
Expansion of the National Social Register to 3.6 million beneficiaries across thirty-six states;
Support provided to 8, 827,129 households through the 70,000MT food grains released from the Strategic Reserve; and
Support to 1,289,405 vulnerable households that benefitted from the Conditional Cash Transfers across 34 States.
The pandemic also revealed the vulnerabilities in our health system which compelled our determination to ensure that its support is given top priority in terms of infrastructure, human and institutional capacities, legislative support, etc.
It must be emphasised that this administration recognizes that an effective and efficient health sector represents a significant component of our security and economic growth strategy.
It is in this regard that I am pleased to note the legacy improvements made in the health sector in the areas of laboratory infrastructure, treatment centres, training of health care personnel, improvement in surveillance and Port Health capacities, etc.
I must again single out and thank those private entrepreneurs who sourced and installed impressive healthcare facilities in some strategic places as their contribution to this National Emergency.
There is still more work to be done in the health sector to help us cater for our citizens and minimize the drain on our foreign exchange and trained manpower through medical tourism.
For Nigeria to enjoy a lasting legacy from the huge investment in the health sector, a comprehensive Health Sector Reform that will achieve the following amongst others must be instituted.
The objectives include to:
Build the human and institutional capacity to provide a world-class 21st century health care system, capable of responding effectively to future pandemics;
Develop a viable strategy for our primary and tertiary healthcare system;
Re-align institutional mandates and functions within the health sector for effectiveness and efficiency;
Distinguish policy and coordination from implementation responsibilities; and
Strengthen the statutory and regulatory capacities within the health sector
Recent reports reaching me indicate that Nigeria is now facing a rise in confirmed COVID-19 cases nationwide which is similar to the second wave of infections occurring in other countries across the world.
New epicentres have been identified and the nation cannot afford to lose the gains of the last nine months. I have critically evaluated the situation and remain convinced that urgent measures have to be taken to halt the spread and the attendant fatalities.
Closely associated with the foregoing is the need to speedily and strategically access and administer the COVID vaccine in a safe, effective, and timely manner.
This is an important obligation that we owe Nigerians as we go into the year 2021 and it must be carried out through efficient machinery.
Accordingly, I have authorised the following measures for implementation:
The extension of the mandate of the PTF for a further period till the end of March, 2021 bearing in mind the new surge in the number of cases and the bid for vaccines;
That the PTF should coordinate the process for planning and the strategy for accessing, delivery, and administration of the vaccines using the existing health structures that have worked in the past in vaccine administration;
Authorised the PTF to engage with the States for them to assume full ownership of this stage of the response by deploying legal structures and resources, including enforcement to manage the pandemic within their jurisdictions. Details of the advisory measures have already been announced; and
Authorised the PTF and the Nigeria Immigration Service to ensure that all in-bound passengers who failed to show up for post-arrival COVID-19 test are sanctioned within the ambit of the law, for breaching the public health protocols.
The nation is clearly in a perilous situation given the virulent nature of this second wave and we must act decisively to protect our people.
I, therefore, urge all sub-national entities, traditional rulers, religious and leaders of thought to collaborate with the PTF by taking up the responsibility for risk communication and community engagement at all levels. Now is the time for collective efforts to be intensified.
As the festive season approaches, I urge all Nigerians to remain vigilant and stay safe. Non-essential trips and large social gatherings should be avoided or shelved completely.
I thank you all for your commitment and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Home Events 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Success or failure?
Success or failure?
By Rob Deyzel
Saturday in Nakulabye, Kampala drinking a beer and watching the 2 teams come out on the pitch was admittedly an emotional occasion for me. Surrounded by Ugandans who have dreamed of an African world cup couldn't quite believe it was here for the world to see. To be honest nor could I. What a reception those 22 players received.
Now the game was somewhat frantic. Bafana Bafana seemed perhaps lost in the moment in the opening minutes and were lucky not to concede on a number of occasions in the first 20 minutes. Yet SA calmed their nerves and settled into the game. Dos Santos for Mexico is well worth a mention. He certainly did not look like a spurs reject, and he had a number of good efforts on goal.
The second half was just what SA needed. They seemed relaxed in the opening exchanges, although Mexico still were more dangerous. Then the defining moment came! Tshabalala received the ball after a sleek counter attack and rifled the ball in the top of the net. Hysteria in the stands and hysteria in my football shack really signaled how Africa feels about this event. Sadly hearts were broken 10 minutes from the end when Barca Marquez slotted the ball home after some sloppy defending.
The final whistle went and not before SA nearly had a fairy tail ending after hitting the post in the last minute. But all in all most definitely a success so far. Bafana Bafana still have a chance to qualify, and I believe the spirit of the occasion won over.
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For some, the garage is nothing but a place for parking cars. For others, it's home to a small woodworking shop or art studio.
Whatever camp you fall into, odds are good that you prefer your garage stay warm during the winter. There's nothing worse than getting into a car with an ice cold steering wheel and freezing seats.
Even if your garage is older and a little worse for wear, there are steps that help you stave off the bitter winter cold. For example, you can install a garage heater. It's a good step that we'll cover in more detail, but it's not the end of the story.
Let's jump in and look at what other steps you can take in your quest to keep that garage more livable in the winter.
Assuming your garage isn't connected to your home's heating system, installing a garage heater is one of the major steps. Two common choices are electric radiators and gas-fired heaters.
It is important to choose a big enough garage heater for the amount of space you must heat. This is typically done by calculating the length times the width of the garage. So, if your garage is 6 meters by 7 meters, you end up with 42 square meters.
Let's say you need 60 watts per square meter for heating. 60 watts x 42 = 2520 watts. You'll need a garage heater that produces around 2500 watts.
Unlike your home, though, the goal of garage heating is usually to keep the temperature above freezing. That means you won't put the same heating demands on the heater in the garage that you would in the house. The only time you'd need it at full capacity is when you're working in the garage for several hours.
Many heaters come with built-in thermostats. If the model you choose lacks a thermostat, you can almost always connect them to an external thermostat.
An uninsulated structure will always prove cold in the winter. Any warmth your garage heater adds will bleed straight through the walls and ceiling. That means your next step is adding insulation to your garage.
If your goal is a garage that stays as warm as your home, you must insulate it as well as a home. Thinner insulation will do if you just want the temperature to stay above freezing.
The most common type of insulation is glass wool blanket insulation. It comes in rolls and you can install it yourself.
Just make sure you wear a long sleeve shirt, gloves, and a dust mask. The glass wool can cause irritation if it touches your skin.
Other kinds of insulation you might use include rock mineral wool, which is fire resistant, and sheet loft insulation.
Look for the R-value of the insulation. The higher R-value, the better the insulation works.
You might also see U-values. The U-value measures insulation quality in watts. The lower the U-value, the better a material insulates.
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Niklaus Aeschbacher (* 30. April 1917 in Trogen AR; † 30. November 1995 in Bern) war ein Schweizer Dirigent, Pianist, Musikpädagoge und Komponist. Er war der Sohn des Chorleiters und Komponisten Carl Aeschbacher.

Leben und Werk
Niklaus Aeschbacher studierte nach dem Erwerb der Matura 1936 am Konservatorium Zürich und an der Musikhochschule Berlin. 1938 und 1939 war er Hospitant bei den Festspielen in Bayreuth. Erste Engagements führten ihn als Solorepetitor ans Theater in Zittau und ans Staatstheater Braunschweig. 1942 wurde ging er als Kapellmeister an das Stadttheater Bern und wurde hier 1949 Chefdirigent.

Als Dirigent wie auch als Pianist machte sich Aeschbacher für die zeitgenössischer Musik stark. Von 1954 bis 1956 war Aeschbacher Chefdirigent des NHK Symphony-Orchestras in Tokio. Von 1959 bis 1963 war er als Generalmusikdirektor in Kiel für das Theater und die die Sinfoniekonzerte verantwortlich. Ab 1964 nahm er die gleiche Stellung am Landestheater Detmold ein. Zwischen 1972 und 1982 lehrte er an der dortigen Musikakademie.

Werke (Auswahl)
Die Zentralbibliothek Zürich besitzt mit dem Nachlass Niklaus Aeschbachers viele Musikmanuskripte vor allem eigener Kompositionen und Briefe. Als Komponist schrieb er die Radiooper Die roten Schuhe (1943), das Ballett Chalanda Mars, verschiedene Orchester- und Kammermusikwerke sowie Sonatinen für Orgel, Klavier und Klarinette und Lieder.

Werke mit Opuszahl

 Auf dem Lande, Suite op. 5 I Waldvögelein II Am Abend III Ochsengepann IV Alphorn V Weidende Vieherde VI Kirchengeläute VII Sternennacht

 Ghandi-Marsch für Klavier op. 6

Werke ohne Opuszahl

 Im Zoo für Klavier

 Dreizehn Lieder, 24. Dezember 1931

 Der Ring des Tufuma für Klavier, Uraufführung 1. April 1932

 Wanderung im Gebirge für Sopran und Klavier I. Erinnerung, Text: Nikolaus Lenau, 8. April 1932

 Fünf kleine Variationen über ein Thema von C[ar]l Biedermann für Violine und Klavier, 15. April 1932

 Menuett im klassischen Stil über den Namen Beck für Violine und Klavier, 8. September 1932

 Die Geburt Christi, kleine Weihnachtsmusik für Kammerorchester, 29. Dezember 1934 I Vorspiel II Die heiligen drei Könige III Die Hirten erhalten die fröhliche Botschaft IV An der Krippe V Freude in Bethlehem

 Plagiat-Walzer für Klavier, 8. Januar 1935

 König Rother, Oper, Erster Akt, für Tenor, Bariton, Bass, Chor und Orchester, 1935

 Drei Stücklein für B-Klarinette und Klavier, 18. Oktober 1935 I Mit Humor II Sehr langsam III Allegro

 Gärtnerlied für hohe Singstimme und Klavier, 2. Januar 1936

 Ein Märchen, impressionistisches Tongemälde für Orchester, 17. Februar 1936 I Maestoso II Andante III Allegro IV Andante V Noch ruhiger VI Lebhafter VII Allegro VIII Langsam

 Valse triste für Klavier, 15. März 1936

 The happy Prince of Wales für Klavier, 10. April 1936

 Schilflieder für Tenor und Kammerorchester, Text: Nikolas Lenau, 17. April 1936 I Unruhig II Bewegt III Gemächlich IV Mit Begeisterung V Sehr langsam

 Sonatine für Klavier, 18. April 1936, I Nicht zu schnell II Sehr langsam III Mit Schwung

 Concertino für Violine und Streichorchester, 31. Mai 1936 I Allegro II Largo III Mit Witz

 Festouvertüre für Orchester, zur Feier der Maturität, 18. Juli 1936

 Fantasie für Klavier, 25. Juli 1936

 Ein Sommertag, Suite für Klavier, 15. August 1936 I Vorspiel II Morgenstimmung III Zwischenspiel IV Hirt mit Herde V Zwischenspiel VI An der Quelle VII Zwischenspiel VIII Alte Ruine IX Zwischenspiel X Heimfahrt auf dem See XI Rückkehr um Mitternacht

 Drei Gesänge für Sopran, Violine und Klavier, 15. Oktober 1936 I Chinesisches Soldatenlied II Improvisation III Der Silberreiher

 Du bist wie eine Blume für Sopran und Klavier, Text: Heinrich Heine, 14. November 1936

 Klaviertrio, 26. Dezember 1936 I Mit Schwung II Langsam III Allegro IV Thema mit Variationen

 Orchesteretüden, 14. April 1937 I Andante II Sehr langsam III Sehr rasch IV Sehr langsam, aber bestimmt V Sehr getragen VI Sehr bestimmt VII Sehr breit

 Ein in fünf Minuten entstandener Witz !, für Klavier, 20. April 1937

 Solosuite für Violine, 26. April, 1937  I Präludium II Allemande III Courante IV Sarabande I und II V Gavotte VI Gigue

 Holländerlieder, Suite über holländische Volkslieder für kleines Orchester, 16. Mai 1937 I Allegro II Andante III Rüstig IV Sehr langsam V Allegro

 Chalanda Mars, Ballett für Orchester, 7. Juli 1937

 Blick in den Strom für Sopran und Klavier, Text: Nikolaus Lenau, 26. Dezember 1937

 Tante Friedli geht in die Stadt, leichte Klavierstücke für Dorli Berger, 3. Januar 1938

 Bühnenmusik zu Francesca da Rimini für zwei Klaviere, Zürich, 10. Januar 1938

 Paraphrase über "es ist ein Schnitter, der heisst Tod" für gemischten Chor, 7. März 1938

 Acht japanische Lieder für Sopran, Bratsche und Klavier, Text: Hans Bethge, 21. Juli 1938 I Die Wartende II Einsam III Und mit Dir zu leben IV Frühlingsregen V Heimweh VI Trennung VII Liebe VIII Bangnis

 Prinzessin Allerliebst, Weihnachtsmärchen für Orchester, Zittau, 15, November 1938

 Was wird das neue Jahr für hohe Singstimme und Klavier, 22. November 1938

 Rhapsodie über russische Themen für Klavier, 1938

 Vier Stücke für Orgel, 1938 I Präludium II Passacaglia III Choralvorspiel IV Fughetta

 Auf meinem Bette Mondenschein für hohe Singstimme und Oboe, 30. Mai 1939

 Zwinglibund-Lied, 31. Mai 1939

 Suite für Klavier, 12. Dezember 1940 0 [Nicht bezeichneter Satz] I Präludium II Sarabande III Rondo IV Bourrée (V) Postludium

 Weihnachtsmusik für Klavier, 1940 I Präludium II Siciliano III Rondo und Musette IV Bourrée, Double V Postludium

 Divertimento für Flöte, Oboe, zwei Klarinetten und zwei Fagotte, 13. Juli 1941 I Introduction II À la gavotte III Dialogue IV Barcarolle V Petit swing

 Der Ritter vom Mirakel Bühnenmusik für mittlere Singstimme, zwei Oboen, Gitarre und Klavier, Bern, September 1942

 Kleine Suite für Violine solo, 1942  I Agitato II Moderato III Lento IV Presto

 Die roten Schuhe, Radiooper für Mezzosopran, Tenor, Bassbariton und Orchester, gesendet von Radio Zürich am 29. Oktober 1943

 Lied vom Brunnenhof  für Kinderchor, Oboe, zwei Fagotte und Horn, 19. August 1944

 Gebirgsartillerie-Beobachtung zum Schweizerischen Armeefilm für Orchester, 4. Juni 1945

 Militärmarsch für Blasorchester, 1945

 Bühnenmusik zu Jenna für Alt, Tenor, Frauenchor, Flöte, Oboe, Schlagzeug und Gitarre, März 1946

 Von tröstlicher Einkehr, Liederzyklus für Sopran, Alt, Tenor und Klavier, Text: Friedrich Witz, 1. September 1947 I Das Lied vom Zwiespalt II Das Lied von den Tieren III Das Lied von der Schuld IV Das Lied vom Gras V Das Lied ersten Zuspruchs VI Das Lied bösen Haders VII Das Lied zweiten Zuspruchs VIII Das Lied der Wandlung IX Das Waldlied X Lied aus den Wipfeln XI Das Lied von den Bergen XII Das Lied vom Wasser XIII Das Lied vom abendlichen See XIV Das Lied von der Liebe XV Das Lied von der anderen Seite XVI Das Lied von der Einsicht

 Szene für Marionetten-Bühne Zürich für Sopran und Klavier, 8. Dezember 1947

 Post-Suite für Oboe, Klarinette und Fagott, 15. Mai 1949

 Jägerlied, August 1954

 Jubiläums-Marsch, Blasorchester, 1. November 1969

Literatur

Weblinks
 Aeschbacher, Niklaus (1917–1995). Nachlass in der Zentralbibliothek Zürich

Einzelnachweise

Dirigent
Klassischer Pianist
Komponist (Schweiz)
Schweizer
Geboren 1917
Gestorben 1995
Mann

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THE UNTOLD STORY
Justice for Daniel Holtzclaw
HIS VOICE
I want to start off saying that I deeply appreciate each and every one of you that have taken your time to read Daniel's story.
Some of you may have never heard of Daniel Holtzclaw or even had the opportunity to meet him before you saw the national televised verdict on December 10th, 2015. Not only was it his birthday but it is a day so many people will never forget.
My mission is to get his story told to anyone and everyone that is willingly to hear his story!
Not only for people to hear his story but also for the awareness how critical it is for Police Officers to have Dash Cams, Body Cams and Audio Recorders attached to each and every officer on the streets.
Daniel and I came from a background where both our parents were Police Officers. My parents met while our mother was a Japanese Police Officer in Japan while our Father served 20 Years as a Police Officer in the Air Force during his assignment at Yokota AFB, Japan and continued once he retired to become a civilian Police Officer, serving 18 years and now as a Lieutenant. Daniel could have majored in any field in college but he chose the field where he had a passion, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.
With that being said, we grew up respecting Police Officers.
I cannot stress this enough but I strongly believe that it is just as important that Police Officers are provided with Guns to protect them from harm as it just as important, if not even more, like in Daniel's case, IT SHOULD BE A MANDATORY PART OF A POLICE UNIFORM AND PATROL CAR to have Dash Cams, Body Cams and Audio Recorders to protect Officers from any allegations whether it is verbal or physical altercations.
What is going to prevent this from happening again to another Police Officer that is serving your community? What is going to prevent this from happening to someone you love, your sister, your brother, your son? In Daniel's case, it boiled down to She Said vs He Said. A sheer number of accusers vs Police Officer's Word.
GPS DOES NOT MEAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT HAPPENED
Daniel was Presumed Guilty
Since the very first day that it made Late Breaking News on August 22nd, 2014 he was first held on a 5 Million Dollar Bond.
The Chief of Police and District Attorney David Prater spoke to the media on the day of his arrest that Daniel was Guilty before his day in court.
Also, Daniel's termination letter from the Chief of Police was publically shared to all news channels in Oklahoma.
I AM HIS SISTER
Daniel and I
I WILL NEVER QUIT FIGHTING FOR HIS JUSTICE!
Trust me, I have heard every possible negative thing that has been said about Daniel and I refuse to back down for what I truly believe in and that is Daniel's innocence and that he did not receive a fair trial.
Some may say, "She's in Denial, She is his sister."
Let me clarify, I AM NOT IN DENIAL.
This case is not as clear cut as many people may think.
Also, most people have only made their judgement based on only what the media has provided.
I have read every Discovery (Hundreds and Hundreds of pages of reports), listened to all the Audio and watched the video interrogations provided by the State.
(Some Audio/Video Interrogations "were not recorded" by the detectives)
I sat in for the Preliminary Hearing and I also sat in every single day for the almost 6 week Trial.
So I heard every testimony given by the accusers. I heard the differences of the accuser's testimony changing from when they first told in their Interrogation Audio/Video, to Preliminary Hearing to what they told the Jury during Trial.
While you read the following below, keep in mind, allegedly Daniel raped and sexually assaulted 3 women on his last shift within a 6 hour time frame before being brought into interrogation.
Daniel NEVER refused to cooperate with both Detective Kim Davis and Detective Rocky Gregory.
Willingly gave an almost 2 hour recorded Interrogation with both detectives without requesting an attorney.
Detectives NEVER once searched his Phone, Personal Vehicle or House
Daniel Holtzclaw offered and wanted to take a polygraph test.
Daniel Holtzclaw NEVER once denied having contact with the accusers and in virtually all of the incidents he radioed in his location and identified each female as he ran their info through various databases.
So let me go over what you just read… and let me emphasize as well why I am furious about this investigation and interrogation.
If Daniel allegedly raped and assaulted THREE women as the detectives believe, do you think Daniel would have cooperated with the detectives immediately after they brought him into question? Do you think he would just willingly interview with two Sexual Assault Detectives and not even ask for an attorney? Do you think Daniel would have signed over all his rights for the detectives to search his phone, car and house right then? For detectives to take his DNA? Also, do you think he would have offered to take a polygraph test?
Daniel cooperated 100% with the detectives. Not one time did he ask for an attorney. He repeatedly told them over the course of the 2 hour interrogation video the SAME EXACT story, NEVER changed it once as to the stop of Jannie Ligons on June 18th, 2014. Daniel even signed the search waiver for the detectives to search his house, car, phone and also offered to take the polygraph test.
Also, during the Interrogation the detectives asked Daniel if he was wearing the same uniform he had on from his last shift and he told them Yes but not the same underwear, so they asked for him to take off his Uniform Pants and Uniform Shirt, YET, NEVER asked for his underwear.
THEY ARE QUESTIONING DANIEL ABOUT A SEXUAL ASSAULT, WOULDN'T THE UNDERWEAR BE A CRUCIAL PART OF AN INVESTIGATION REGARDING A SEXUAL ASSAULT????
Ok, lets play Devil's advocate….
So do you think the detectives really believed he didn't have the same underwear on? Did the detectives really believe he was telling the truth about his underwear so they didn't care to ask for them but didn't believe him on ANYTHING else in the interrogation regarding the sexual assault? Why didn't they search his house to look for his underwear or to even test his other pants???
Remember, Daniel signed his rights over during the interrogation for them to do so, so why did they not search his house for the underwear? Why did they not go check his other underwear that were not even washed yet? Wouldn't you want to investigate further and cover every possibility? DETECTIVES NEVER ONCE CHECKED HIS HOUSE.
If they truly believed Daniel was this "serial rapist", why didn't the detectives or the Police Department put undercover cameras and place audio recording devices into his vehicle and have detectives follow him and catch him in action using an undercover Black Woman?
Daniel had a serious girlfriend of almost 5 years, in which 3 of the years was while he was in college in Michigan and once he decided to move to Oklahoma City to pursue being a police officer, they moved down to Oklahoma City. She was with Daniel 2 of the 3 years Daniel was a police officer. Why did they not even question her since she was with him 2 of the 3 years he was on patrol? THEY NEVER QUESTIONED HER ONE TIME.
While Daniel was being interrogated, Detective Kim Davis called Daniel's girlfriend and had a less than 5 minute phone conversation regarding Daniel asking if she had sex with Daniel. Now tell me this, if you were in the gym working out and someone randomly called you and asked if you had sex with your boyfriend/girlfriend would you just indulge that information to an unknown person over the phone??? In fact, that ONE phone conversation was the only communication the detectives ever had with Daniel's girlfriend. Why did they not question her other than that one time to ask her for any questions regarding Daniel, his behavior or their relationship?
I still remain in close contact with them and both still to this very day believes in Daniel's innocence.
Why did they not question any other race? If the theory stands that Daniel "targeted" women with Drugs, Prostitution and Arrest History because no one would believe someone with their past, then why did the Lieutenant profile Daniel and the detectives only question Black women?
After interviewing the Accusers, why did they not question Daniel about each accuser? THEY ONLY QUESTIONED DANIEL ON ONE ACCUSER.
I cannot stress this enough, GPS DOES NOT MEAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT HAPPENED
Why do I say that GPS does not mean a sexual assault happened? GPS only confirms someone's location or route. GPS does not confirm that a sexual assault happened. Daniel never once denied having contact with any of the accusers. He did call in and identified the women he stopped and checked their background for warrants. This was the area he patrolled. He didn't choose this specific area to patrol. The prosecutors/detectives used "GPS" as their ONLY evidence that a sexual assault occurred. What is going to prevent that from happening to another officer that is accused of sexual assault?
Keep in mind, Only ONE Accuser came forward and the other 12 were sought out by the Detectives stating, "We have a "tip" you were sexually assaulted by a Police Officer."
If you read the page "Trial" that I listed all the differences of their testimony, Accuser #1 (Jannie Ligons) is the only one that came forward immediately after the alleged assault. She reported it within an hour from when she was pulled over. Went to the hospital to do a SANE test. Her Sane test came back with NO DNA, CSI checked Daniel's vehicle for any DNA and also fingerprints on the top of the vehicle as she stated she placed both of her hands on top of the vehicle while Daniel searched her and she stated Daniel put his hands on top of the vehicle while she allegedly performed oral sex. CSI found NO DNA and NO FINGERPRINTS of Daniel or Jannie Ligons.
Also, another thing we are having a hard time understanding is how could her alibi, both her fiancé, daughter and cousin told THREE different stories during Trial.
1) Under Oath, her fiancé of 20 years told in court that she called him hysterical after ALLEGEDLY being assaulted that he met her outside of the house and when he did go outside he could tell something was wrong.
YET,
2) Under Oath, her daughter that she lives with testified that she was awake when her mom came home and that her mother's fiancé was still asleep and did not wake up until after she came into the house and heard the daughter hitting the wall.
3) Under Oath, the woman's cousin said that Daniel made her get "completely naked" at the traffic stop.
If the sexual allegations did really happen between Daniel and Jannie Ligons, why would all 3 witnesses, the Daugher, Fiance of 20 years and cousin all have different stories? Her alibi do not match hers let alone NO DNA or fingerprints to confirm her story. So what evidence do they have to put a man in jail for 21 Years?
Daniel received 21 Years for this alleged assault.
Daniel also received the most # of charges and the most years (62 Years) for the Accuser #8, Sherry Ellis, that said the Officer that raped her was "Short and Black". She could not identify him in the courtroom during Preliminary Hearing yet her accusations made it to trial. My question is how can you put a man in jail when their account of the person who allegedly raped her is a "short, Black Man? Daniel is 6'2 White and Japanese.
Another one that I am not understanding is how Daniel received 21 Years for the Accuser #6, R.G.
She is the one that stated Daniel allegedly made her perform Oral sex in her bedroom and then raped her minutes later. They charged him for the Oral Sex but NOT the Rape. Yet, when CSI searched the room, they found TWO other male DNAs, none of which were Daniel's.
Can you please help me understand that?
How about this one….
The SKIN DNA that was found on Daniel's pants were that of the 17 Year Old's, Accuser #13, A.G. She was the FIRST of the THREE assaults that Daniel allegedly Raped and Sexually Assaulted within a 6 Hour Time frame before being brought into questioning by the Detectives. Keep in mind, the DNA Analyst spoke of the SKIN DNA and said that it could have easily been a secondary transfer. The question is this, if Daniel allegedly raped and assaulted these women right after each other, where are the 2 other women's DNA that he raped and sexually assaulted? Where is Daniel's DNA?
Daniel was charged for the First Accuser (#1) and Third Accuser (#13) but not for the accuser in between the two (#12) of the assaults that happened within the 6 hour time frame. (All on one shift)
PLEASE CLICK THE "FOLLOW" BUTTON ON MY PAGE FOR THE LATEST ON THE CASE
TO THE JURORS ON DANIEL HOLTZCLAW TRIAL,
Not a single day goes by that I wonder if any of YOU, the 12 jurors think about Daniel?
Do you think about the case? Did you hear two weeks ago of the Unknown Male DNA (not Daniel's) that was found mixed with the female DNA that the prosecutors FAILED to disclose to you or to the defense team? Would that have changed the verdict? I wonder if any of you will come forward even anonymously to Daniel's attorney. If so, when?
I wonder if each of you truly understood what "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" means. I wonder how you guys decided 18 guilty 18 non guilty. Was that truly a coincidence?! What direct evidence proved Daniel ever sexually assaulted any of the accusers? How did you determine one was lying and one was not?!
What happened to Beyond Reasonable Doubt? What happened to Innocent until Proven Guilty?
How about Jannie Ligons…. she is the only one who reported it and there was ZERO DNA found in her rape kit yet you guys gave him a 21 year sentence… what evidence??? Jannie's daughter, fiancé, cousin and even Jannie herself testified to three different stories yet you believed her?
How about Sherry Ellis? She claimed the officer that raped her was a short Black Male. Daniel didn't just jump out of the bushes, right?!? Daniel questioned them and spoke to each of them, asked for their information, searched them so how could you convict Daniel 62 years for her accusations of a short black male raping her?!? You guys gave more years on her than the accuser with the SKIN DNA found!!!! How???
Did you not see money signs in every single one of them? They had lawsuit before trial even started.
Why didn't you hang the jury? A new selection of jurors could have been chosen. What happened in that 45 hours of deliberation?!
Do you not think it's odd that the detectives didn't ask Daniel for his underwear yet they were investigating a sexual assault? Don't you think it's odd the detectives never followed up with his girlfriend or past girlfriends to ask them if they saw any signs? Asked his family? Do you not think it's wrong and misleading for detectives to approach these accusers and give them information on what they are investigating by stating "We have a tip you were sexually assaulted by a Police Officer"? Do you not think it's odd that the detectives only questioned Black females. Why didn't they question any other race? Don't you think if the prosecutors theory is correct and Daniel used his position as a Police officer over people with warrants and drug users, don't you think he would have raped any race?! They only questioned one race because OKCPD made this into a racial case!!! Daniel did NOT make this a racial case!!
Don't you think it's odd that the Prosecutors and OKCPD never tested for semen, vaginal, fluids or even Florescent light his pants for stains???? THEY WERE INVESTIGATING A SEXUAL ASSAULT.
Let's even play devil's advocate…. let's say any of these allegations were consensual…. They all testified he didn't use a condom (although one changed her story during trial and said he used a condom)…. don't you think they would have come forward with all the DNA inside of them IF IT TRULY HAPPENED and claimed rape?!?
As I end my thoughts on this, if one of the jurors are reading this. I pray to God you come forward and tell Daniel's attorney if you were pressured by the climate of both inside the courtroom or outside the courtroom, if you knew of the unknown male SKIN DNA (not Daniel's) that was found and was told to you by the prosecutors it would have changed the verdict…or for whatever reason it may be I hope you make this wrong right.
Daniel has maintained his innocence since Day 1.
Don't you think if Daniel was truly sexually assaulting people (13) and he got brought in for interrogation, you think he really would have just willingly gave a two hour interrogation to the detectives WITHOUT ASKING FOR AN ATTORNEY? You think he would have willingly given his pants over???
Daniel had absolutely nothing to hide!!!!!! He signed over his rights. The detectives could have searched his house, searched his phone, searched anything but did they? No.
BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT?
Please bring our loving brother, son and uncle back home!!!
Jenny Holtzclaw
MY LETTER TO THE JURORS ON DANIEL'S CASE
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(CN) – In a case of first impression, a California appeals court ruled that a man can't sue an online dating service for gender discrimination after he refused to pay once he learned that the dating company offered free services to women.
"A person must tender the purchase price for a business's services or products in order to have standing to sue it for alleged discriminatory practices," Justice McIntyre ruled.
TrueBeginnings LLC, the operator of the online dating site True.com, offered free services to women because it had a disproportionately high number of male customers. After learning about the charge discrepancy, Steven Surrey decided not to subscribe to the dating service and filed a lawsuit in San Diego Superior Court claiming the pricing violated the Unruh Act and the Gender Tax Repeal Act.
The court granted summary judgment to TrueBeginnings and concluded that Surrey lacks standing to bring the action.


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"Open Skies" between Ukraine and the EU: the benefits for Ukraine and challenges for the aircraft industry
On November 9, 2021, Business Terminal "B" of Sikorsky Kyiv International Airport hosted a meeting of the Committee of Employers' Federation of Transport of Ukraine (EFTU) with employers in the air transport sector "Ratification of the Open Skies Agreement between the EU and Ukraine. Challenges and tasks. Implementation efforts". The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the challenges and tasks to be addressed by the domestic aircraft industry as a result of signing the Common Aviation Area Agreement between the European Union and Ukraine on October 12, 2021. Under this Agreement, Ukraine has committed to gradually incorporate – add to its legislative framework without changing the content – EU requirements and standards in the civil aviation sector. The form and method of legislative acts of Ukraine to be used for the implementation of relevant EU regulations and directives remains at the discretion of Kyiv.
"First and foremost advantage of Open Skies Agreement is a better competitive environment between airline carriers," says Serhii Korshuk, First Deputy Head of the State Aviation Service. "These are new opportunities for the entire industry, each member of the market will benefit: airports and ground handling companies, and primarily, of course, the passengers. They'll have a larger selection of products, routes at favorable prices."
However, all members of the aviation market are aware of risks associated with the opening of Ukrainian aerial domain for foreign carriers. In particular, the domestic airline companies think that this Agreement will trigger inequality in rights. According to the Aviation Committee, European carriers in Ukraine will have more benefits than the Ukrainian companies in the EU member states.
"Those organizations that have their own infrastructure – airports, UkSATSE – will benefit from this Agreement for some time. While Ukrainian airline carriers may incur losses, because as of today, it is much more difficult, and sometimes impossible, for a Ukrainian carrier to obtain transportation permits in the EU as compared to a European carrier in Ukraine," stresses Serhii Fomenko, member of AC, Vice President of Ukraine International Airlines. "If a shared aerial domain lead to extinction of Ukrainian airline companies due to unfair competition, all market participants will be on the loosing side. The absence of competition will prevent the reduction in ticket price for the passengers."
The issue of airport charges – a critical component of the ticket price – is still up. "As of today, according to Law on powers of the central management, these charges are regulated by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine," said Anna Mazur, Chief European Integration Officer of the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine. "However, we want to deny these powers and regulate the charges only for the airports with significant traffic, i.e. above 5 million passengers a year."
After welcoming the signing of the Open Skies Agreement and stressing the vast opportunities for the market development, UkSATSE mentioned some particular issues to be faced in the implementation of the document. For instance, the regulatory aspect of the collection of navigation service charges and arrangement of "aerial domain blocks" provided for by the document.
"Not all EU directives are implemented successfully in the EU member states due to existing ins and outs, and most of these countries had problems that resulted in discontentment with the initiative," said Igor Blinov, member of the AC, Head of the Economy and Finance Department of UkSATSE. "Most EU countries believe that this initiative is beyond their national interests. When we see such a feedback in the EU, we opt for a more cautious approach to implementation of these initiatives in Ukraine."
However, UkSATSE emphasized that some provisions relating to air traffic control have already been implemented by Ukraine. Namely, the technical part of the functionality fully complies with European regulations. "Ukraine serves flights in the aerial domain of the European countries as any EU country does. From the operational point of view, we have already done everything. We will retouch where necessary", says I. Blinov.
The key conclusion made by the participants of the meeting is that it is necessary to conduct a detailed study of all the rules of Open Skies Agreement and elaborate proposals from the members of Ukrainian aircraft industry. The Aviation Committee was unanimous in judgments with regard to the significance of prevention of violation of Ukraine's national interests and interests of the members of the aviation market. In particular, a list of legal acts in the aviation sector will be updated to include amendments in accordance with EU requirements, a Scheduled Plan for implementation of the amendments will be prepared, legislative mechanisms of transmission of airports to concession will be analyzed. In addition, relevant ministries together with airline carriers and airports will be asked to conduct a thorough analysis of the airport charges in the EU countries in order to upgrade the charges of the domestic airports to the European level. This will help find an acceptable solution both for airline carriers and airports that will provide sufficient funds to develop their own infrastructure.
"Problems that hamper creation of the environment for members of the Ukrainian aviation industry similar to that for the European companies will be detailed in the appeals to the Ministry of Infrastructure and State Aviation Service of Ukraine," concluded Valerij Polishchuk, Head of the EFTU's Aviation Committee, First Deputy Head of the Supervisory Board of Kyiv International Airport. "These issues must be addressed at the state level. And EFTU will do its best to contribute to this process."


Danny & Daniel Wyrick began in Action Sign & Lighting in July 2008.
With a combined 50 yrs. experience in the sign & lighting industry, our goal has been & always will be to provide the highest quality service at the fairest price possible. We are certified to service fluorescent, led, & neon illuminated signs, as well as electronic message displays. We, also, service all types of interior & exterior lighting. We offer monthly service contracts to our customers who prefer to be proactive with a predetermined cost & monthly inspections handled on a time & materials basis. If you are searching for a reliable sign & lighting service provider, give us a try – You won't be disappointed!


At an annual checkup, my physician recommended to seriously think about some life-body retooling…under the motto "better too late than never". The recommendation was Hardy Krüger and his Holistic Training Enterprise…which as I have now come to know…is a formidable one man show.
Hard to imagine what can be accomplished in reasonable time, balanced hard work, sufficient discipline and endurable pain. I have been training with Hardy in both 1:1 sessions and various group sessions for over a year. The experience has been excellent. Through individual consideration, focused training, flexible scheduling, technical competence and a bag full of accessories to extend the range of pain, every session in the past year has been a learning experience and a welcome interruption to a routine and conditioning which badly needed changing.
No two sessions have ever been the same…no boredom. No single area of muscle focus…all of them must work together. It is what is deep on the inside that counts. This is what Hardy focuses on…and since after each session muscles ache in areas one never imagined could been reached or felt, this is what makes the entire engagement with Hardy a success. The statement "Try it….you'll like it!" has never ringed truer.


The Pfeifer House is one of the few restaurants with true historic ties to Tahoe. Beginning as an inn in 1939, in 1954 it started its path as a German restaurant and continued on this journey in 1972 with new owner Franz Fassbener, a culinary Gold Medal winner. Fassbener passed away in 2012, but his family continues the passion of bringing quality German food to the Tahoe area. Its ambiance is old-school German, with authentic knickknacks to bring the feeling home. The menu includes European favorites such as strudel, schnitzel and bratwurst with sauerkraut. The bar also offers authentic Tahoe and German drinks. For example, the German Sidecar made of Asbrack brandy, Cointreau and lemon juice with a sugar rim is served, as is the Tahoe Blue Margarita created from Milagro silver tequila, Blue Curacao, agave nectar and fresh lime juice.


With thousands of tires in stock, Mr. Tire in Edgewater, Maryland is one of the largest tire dealers in the U.S. that also provides hassle-free maintenance on your car, truck, or SUV. We offer a wide range of auto care services, including brakes service, oil changes, wheel alignments, general maintenance and repair, flat tire repair, tire rotations and more. Request an appointment today.
Bring your car or truck to Mr Tire Auto Service Centers in Edgewater, MD and save up to 50% over the dealer service department on maintenance services! We'll pull up your manufacturer's service schedule, inspect the necessary components for the current mileage, and perform any required maintenance tasks. Ask for a FREE print out. From oil changes, to brakes, to fluid changes, Mr. Tire technicians will keep your vehicle running smoothly and under warranty.
Mr Tire Auto Service Centers in Edgewater, MD performs the same maintenance work and repairs as your dealer service department, but at a cost up to 50% less. Start saving today by bringing your vehicle to Mr Tire Auto Service Centers for all of your auto service and repair needs! We provide a free written estimate and perform only the work you authorize, guaranteed in writing. All parts and services are covered by a minimum three-month/4,000-mile warranty. Many parts including brake pads and shoes are backed by a lifetime warranty.
Mr Tire Auto Service Centers in Edgewater, MD provides scheduled maintenance on your vehicle for routine and preventative vehicle care. When you come in, we'll pull up your car's maintenance check list for your specific model and inspect the necessary components for your vehicles current mileage. Factory scheduled maintenance provides a good opportunity to make sure your car is performing correctly and help prevent costly future repairs. Plus Mr. Tire will save you up to 50% over the dealer!
Mr Tire Auto Service Centers are your source in Edgewater, MD for the best deals on new tires, and complete automotive care for your car, truck or SUV. Plus, if you find a better deal, we will beat the competitors total price by 5%! While our name means tires, we offer a full range of automotive services such as oil changes, brake service and wheel alignments, to help you maintain your vehicle and protect your warranty.
The place was awesome! Super helpful and Friendly! Would recommend to everyone!
Came in for grinding noise, Shonna up front was patient in explaining work needed, took a little while to fix brake parts but my car runs like new! Competitively priced too.
They helped me with a good tire and got me in without an appointment. Shonna at the front was very sweet and friendly.
Shonna and Rudy were great first thing in the morning after my having a long trip the night before. Polite, professional and into and out of the problem letting me get back to my vacation weekend promptly. Great job. I'll be back.
I had a new tire out in and my rim got scraped up a bit. Mr Tire without question took care of it on a separate day and did a fantastic job.
Great customer service- I really appreciate all Rudy did to help take care of my car!
Very friendly people, awesome service!
Fantastic customer service from Rudy and all other associates! I wouldn't go any other place!!
Shonna helped me with some trailer tires, no appointment, honest about the wait and even she went into the shop to help the techs. Nice to a see a woman in the auto field who's not afraid to get her hands dirty!
The service was quick and the prices are reasonable. I will definitely come back and have them work on my car.
Very friendly customer service. Accommodate you to give you the appointment you want. Good prices, discount coupons on-line. Had several things done here and was always happy.
Good service. Waited a little more than two hours but that's ok because they took me right away without an appointment. Book an appointment ahead of time and drop your car off if you dont want to wait.
This place is getting better all the time.
Great employees. Good guys. Up there with the Severna park shop.
Steve and Shonna are the best! I bought a set of Yokohama tires and they are a dream in the snow. I can't imagine a more friendly and knowledgeable staff anywhere! I recommend Mr Tire to everyone!
This is not my regular Mr Tire I'm pretty faithful to David at the Severna Park location however I got a flat tire at the Wawa across the street from this location today.?? The people here helped me out of a pickle and got me back on the road in a decent time, I still love the Severna Park branch but Steve really helped me out today! Thank you!
Great experience from start to finish! Prompt service, friendly knowledgeable staff, clean waiting area, and my vehicle was done at the time I was quoted. Excellent shop!
Service was superb!! They just forgot my mileage sticker for my window NP will stop by soon to get mileage and the time I'm due back. My Quote: No One Is Perfect. Excellent service was rendered.
maintenance check for your car. My car runs much better. Thanks!
One of the few repair places that I can trust. The employees are very friendly and always helpful.
Pretty clean for a shop, waited for an oil change, wasn't there as long as the girl at the front said it might be which was good!
Will absolutely recommend the Edgewater location!
Good Staff and fast work - A+ job!
friendly service, always very accommodating with getting you an appointment that suits you. Decent prices, also coupons for certain services.
Great service!!! Very friendly staff.
The 2 gentlemen were polite and helpful---what more could one ask. Did I mention they were good-looking too? Especially the one from Jersey.
They had my tires changed at record speed. Can't recommend this place enough.
Customer service was exceptional. Thank you Steve Lorenz. ??
Had a great experience their last week, Staff was friendly and their quoted time was pretty accurate. Clearly a good team from the managers to the techs.
I have been a customer for years at the Edgewater branch and have always been very satified with the work we recieve.
I have been using this Mr. Tire location in Edgewater for the past few years and am so impressed with their customer service and care in handling our needs. They always go above and beyond in providing us the support we need and always exceed expectations. Great front desk staff, super pleasant and cheerful. We will continue to use this location, they earned our loyalty!
They did a great job on my veichle! Very nice staff too, very wholesome place I recommend this place!
Had 4 tires and alignment done with an oil change, manager was incredibly super nice. The tech that worked on my truck was very friendly knew what he was doin. Got my truck In before my appointment time and was out pretty quick thanks again guys.
Doing this for my aunt. She had an issue with a tire and called and asked me where to go. Told her to see Rocky. Rocky took care of her problem (low air tire light) and got her on the way. Thanks.
Such a nice team to work with! Rocky at the edgewater location was so helpful, and great with a last minute fix that I needed!!
I've used this Mr. Tire at least 10 times for things from oil changes to sensor repair, to new tires. They have always been professional and true to their word. The work has been done well and on time. There was an issue with a special order tire that caused a delay, but they did their best to expedite the process and made things right. Very happy with this store and their employees.
Steve and Rocky were awesome and solved my problem. I've found my new auto shop??
Excellent service, great staff, they even helped with warranty from another dealership.
Excellent service they even handled a warranty claim from another dealership. They went out of their way to help.
Good service, attentive to the problem and looks for cause of such.
Great service and reasonable prices. They actually found me the best deal for tires on my car and had them in stock!! Rocky is the best!!
Courteous, fair pricing and finished the job in the time expected.
Took my car in for a oil change and the technician who checked the brakes and the rest of the vehicle wrote in they were at a 8 and the pads and all was okay. Less than a month later I had to bring my vehicle in for an emergency check up due to the brakes having a metal on metal sound. Turned out the brakes were NOT at a 8, but at a 2.
Will highly recommend Mr. Tire.
Courteous, professional, quick. The kindest "family feel" shop I've ever experienced. Highly recommend!
This was my third time at the store. This time was for tires, the other two were for service and I left happy all three times.
I am a long time customer. MT does good work in a polite, efficient, predictable way.
The manager at this location was extremely helpful and accommodated me right away! I had gone to two other tire places who couldn't help me and when I got to Mr. Tire not only did they immediately take my truck back but they also fixed the issue I was having right away! I highly recommend this location!
Very friendly and knowledgeable. Always keeps my jeep running great.
Never assume that a service is wanted without asking first.
Great service! They were booked but fit me in so I could pick up my granddaughter from daycare on time. Thanks again!
Appreciated great customer service by Rocky today! F150 service for brakes addressed in timely manner today.
Great experience for my first time!!! Thanks Mr Rocky for all your help!!!
Great experience! They fixed my car up in no time at all and for a reasonable price. Very friendly staff too!
Great job again by Mr. Tire and Rocky!
Once again, awesome experience! Rocky knew exactly what was wrong with my car and fixed it up for a fair price. The staff was very friendly and even offered coffee/water. I highly recommend Mr. Tire in Edgewater!
Best prices for tires, well worth the wait! Love that they take time to make sure my car is safe to drive!
Rocky is very pleasant and friendly! Same day appointment and very reasonable price!
Quick and friendly service from Rocky an hour before closing to install a new battery at a great price. Unfortunately, corrosion on the terminals wasn't removed as I expected. When I stopped back 2 days later, despite them being very busy, the tech immediately cleaned the terminals, no hassle, so I was very pleased overall.
Great counter crew, very lively.
Overall, my experience was satisfactory.
Mr. Tire on York Road will definitely get referrals from me.
Great customer service! Came in to get a break check and ended up leaving with a tire rotation that helped my car a lot! As well as one of their servicemen (Tyler) was very helpful and very much willing to help with any concerns I had!
The counter was friendly and helpful. My only negative is that there were a lot of add on services.
Rocky provided excellent customer service. We will not hesitate to go back. Thank you for taking such good care of us.
Honest, fast , and reasonable rates. Everything you would want in a mechanic.
Had a tire replaced this afternoon and these guys were awesome! Got me in and out in a timely fashion and were super friendly and professional. Highly recommend!
If employees disagree with one another the conversation should not place in front of the counter.
Awesome staff and great service!
Very respectful! Very fast reasonable prices! I'd come back anytime.
Rocky and Adam always take care of my car in a timely fashion. I bought 4 tires from Mr. Tire and they gave me a very reasonable price.
I get all of my vehicles serviced here. Fast, professional and always done right the first time.
Everyone was so polite and professional. The techs were thorough when explaining their recommended fixes. I came in at my appointed time and all the work was done when they said it would be. Great experience!
This place is great! Expecally the manager. Everyone here are extremely nice and helpful. I wouldn't go anywhere else to get work done. There quick, honest, and trustworthy!
As always staff is courteous and informative about the care and needs of my vehicle. Great experience.
I ordered new trailer tires to replace the worn tires on my pop-up camper. From start to finish, I received excellent service from Steve, Adam and the rest of the team. The tires came in quickly and I was able to get them installed on the 4th in under 90 mins. Highly recommend!
The front desk staff were courteous and helpful. I had my 3 children with me due to unforeseen circumstances. The waiting area was clean and spacious. Mr.Tire was able to change the oil in a very timely manner. Great experience. Great staff. I will definitely be back.
I had my vehicle serviced this morning for a routine oil change and tire rotation/balancing. The customer service was wonderful and I highly recommend trying Mr. Tire! I had an issue with a part in my car following the visit and Mr. Tire gladly came to my place of work to sole the issue! Thank you!
Excellent customer service and knowledgeable staff!
Quick, friendly same day service!
Service is quick, tires available, staff friendly. Great experience on an otherwise bad day with a flat tire.
Always a positive experience! Rocky always makes you feel welcome and is very helpful. He works with the customers to find the best option for their budget. I am incredibly impressed with his desire to work with the customer instead of making a larger commission!
This was the best service I've received on any of my vehicles in a very long time!
Performed work very quickly getting us back on the road fast. I thought they did a great job at a competitive price.
Very easy and fast service! Everybody was very pleasing to speak too and did everything to help explain what was wrong! Very pleased with the service.
Great service! Very helpful and very fair pricing!
Fast service and great prices!
Quick, friendly. A pleasant morning encounter. All places should give this caliber of services.
I got a Alignment and 4 wheel balance on my truck. The they did well. Drives Straight. It got done very fast was told a 1hr on the alignment. It was don't in about 30 min with the tire balance. Strongly recommend to people to get there cars done at Mr tire in Edgewater Rocky was the nice and kind guy to help me. He got me in and out the door. Not a problem. They do good work.


The shock box can be opened by clicking it when the collar is unlocked. Doing so will open it's protective lid and reveal the inside.
On the left side will be an empty socket, you can click this area to install a radio frequency module (or if one is already installed, to remove it).
There are 200 possible frequencies, from 88.1 Mhz to 108.1Mhz, when a radio frequency module is insterted, the collar will react to any radio message sent on this channel.
Using too many uppercase letters in a chat message (more than 50%, require at least a 5 letter message.
Using more letters than his average.
The anti bark function require no specific configuration as it will automatically tune itself to the wearer's average speech "quantity" and punish him for going over the average, thus encouraging this average to drop.
The provided remote has 3 memory banks to save your most frequently used frequencies (click one of the green/red pips to select a slot, click the screen to change/erase the content of that slot.
The blue button will make the collar emit an audible "ping" without sending an actual electrical shock.
The red button will trigger an electrical shock of the length set by the rotary knob at the bottom of the remote.
The remote can be worn on HUD, or rezzed for public use (it might require resizing as HUD objects are larger than usual). Only the OWNER of the remote can change the content of the memory slots, but anyone can select a slot.
The KDC Classic shock collar come with an easy to use coloring HUD that allow you to change the color and textures of the main outer leather, the strap backing, collar padding and also the metal used for the rivets, buckles and rings.
The shockbox sends the following linkmessages for 3rd party developpers.
//When the radio module or the bark function have been engaged/disengaged.
//When the user is being shocked.


Greet family and friends this Spring in hopping-cute fashion!
Our Every Bunny Welcome plaque features a unique design perfect for Spring! Personalize the bottom with a family name, personal greeting or any special message up to 20 characters.


The Lifetime Emotion Spitfire kayak could be just what you've been looking for. A good value recreational yak that's designed for fun on the water. But is it worth it?
We've taken the time to check out all its features to see who it's designed for, what the pros and cons are and importantly, to help you decide if this is the best vessel for you.
Before you splash out, you might want to ask yourself a few questions, such as where might you be paddling? Will you be on the water on your own?
The Spitfire 9 is a recreational sit-on-top kayak. Recreational yaks are designed to be used for fun on the water rather than a specific activity. This means they can be durable and versatile, often able to handle calm waters with occasional small waves.
A sit-on-top can be a good choice for warmer conditions, as you will usually get wet while you're paddling; either from splashes from your paddle or from water coming through the scupper holes. But they can be easy to learn in and easy to get in and out of.
A 9 foot sit-on-top might be ideal for you if you want a compact yak that you can slide in the back of your truck and easily transport on your own.
If you plan to head off on paddling trips for multiple days, however, you may want to opt for a longer vessel that can cover large bodies of water more efficiently.
The Emotion Spitfire 9 is 9 foot sit-on-top yak that's designed for recreation on lakes, slow moving rivers and calm coastal bays. It has a UV protected high-density polyethylene hull, giving it its durability, which can be almost essential on a recreation vessel.
The Spitfire 9 has quite a lot of storage considering its 9 foot hull length. There's a large storage well at the back, which benefits from their cargo net lacing system. This adds another level of protection for your gear to hold it all in place and can be unhooked or removed in order to stow larger items or a cooler.
As well as the rear storage, there's a smaller tank well at the bow, with bungee cords. This could be good for securing dry bags or other items. In front of the seat you have access to more storage in the hull, through a hatch with a clear plastic lid.
With a maximum capacity of 350 pounds, you should be able to take everything you'll need for a day on the water. You may even be able to load it up with camping gear for an overnight trip if you pack lightly.
Additionally, there are paddle holders at either side of the yak, so you can secure your paddle if you need to.
To make your day on the water a little more comfortable, the Spitfire 9 comes with a padded seat. It features a padded seat back that can be adjusted and can easily fold down flat for transporting and storing.
There are molded-in footrests to offer comfort for paddlers of different sizes. The footrests can also help you stabilize yourself and give you a better position for paddling.
Being just 9 foot long and weighing only 45 pounds, this yak could be quite easy to take to and from the water. To make things easier, there are luggage style carrying handles at the bow and stern, which give you a better grip. And on either side of the yak there are molded-in handles, so you can lift it more easily.
The short length of the hull means it should fit pretty neatly in the back of a pickup with the tailgate down.
This could be an ideal choice for beginners, as its hull is designed to offer stability in calm waters, but it can also handle smaller waves. It may have the stability to keep you upright on fast moving water as well, but you will very probably get wet.
The 9 foot long, 31 inches wide hull, means it should be easy to maneuver when you're on the water. The hull is designed with a molded-in skeg to help with tracking, which could be useful if you're paddling in currents or in windy weather.
The sit-on-top design may also appeal to beginners because there's no enclosed cockpit, so it should be easier to get in and out of, as well as offering the opportunity to hop on and off for a swim while you're in the water.
If you'd rather have more fishing features, the Vibe Skipjack 90 could work for you. It's a similar size and weight as the Spitfire but has the added bonus of built-in rod holders, gear tracks, and it comes with a paddle included.
The Malibu Two is a 12 foot tandem yak, which could also be paddled solo. It's a sit-on-top that even has room for a third person or a dog, making it a good alternative if you plan to get out on the water with your family.
The Aruba 10 is a compact 10 foot sit-inside, which could be a good choice if you're looking for a year round paddling craft. It's a lightweight, 40 pound yak that has a rear storage hatch and bungee cords. It's designed to be stable and easy to paddle.
You've probably already decided if the Spitfire 9 is for you or not. It could be a fantastic option if you're new to paddling, as it has the durability and maneuverability that could make it a great yak to learn on. The short but wide hull could also give you the stability that you're looking for.
If you have any experience with the Spitfire 9, please get in touch. Similarly, if you have any questions for us, just let us know in the comments. And if you think your fellow paddlers might benefit from this review, share it with them.