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Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh
Talbot Rice Gallery is an historic art gallery that was built in 1975. It consists of two galleries. The White Gallery offers rotating exhibitions, while the Red Gallery preserves a magnificent collection of works, including Biblical scenes and oil portraits.
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday	10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Image by Martin Beek on Flickr under Creative Commons License.
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Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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This one had been on my list (I have a backlog of over forty quotes to investigate) for some time, but Warren Adams-Ockrassa sent it to me, saying "This just sounds so much like a Zig Ziglar quote that it's more or less impossible for me to imagine Gotama ever saying anything even remotely like it" and this prompted me to do some digging around. I shared Warren's suspicion that it was from the 20th century self-help genre.
I'd actually started researching this quote a few weeks ago, and had found it mainly attributed to Albert Schweitzer, with a minority plumping for — wait for it — Herman Cain.
I was also suspicious of the Herman Cain attribution, but actually the oldest confirmed instance of this quote that I've found so far on Google Books is in an Oct. 13, 1996 interview in Parade Magazine: "I am the American dream." In his book, CEO of Self (2001), Cain did say "Hope is the key to happiness, which is the key to success." Close, but no cigar.
Herman Cain may have been quoting someone else — possibly even Schweitzer. I just don't yet know the origins of this quotation.
One thing I'm sure of is that this is not a saying from the Buddhist tradition. I have found it on the web attributed to Schweitzer, on pages that appear to predate the Cain quote, for example here (March 8, 1993) and here (1995). But as yet I've no confirmation that Schweitzer actually said this.


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From the Spring 2017 issue of CurrentsView PDF of article * View PDF of Entire Issue By Carrie Sealine Through her work at the GTU's Center for Jewish Studies—and a surprising friendship--Lea Heitfeld is keeping cultural memory alive and helping shape a more hopeful future. Lea Heitfeld has been in the news a lot recently. The granddaughter of Nazis, the 31-year-old MA student at the GTU's Center for Jewish Studies is the unlikely housemate of Ben Stern, a 95-year-old Holocaust survivor. Their unusual friendship has led to interviews with...
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The United States, fueled by corporate greed, has strategically intervened in Central American politics and warfare; thus strengthening the U.S. economy and further disregarding the livelihood of the citizens in these countries.
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title: "core/v2/mutators"
description: "Read this API documentation for information about Sensu core/v2/mutators API endpoints, with examples for retrieving and managing mutators."
core_api_title: "core/v2/mutators"
type: "core_api"
version: "6.5"
product: "Sensu Go"
menu:
  sensu-go-6.5:
    parent: core
---

{{% notice note %}}
**NOTE**: Requests to `core/v2/mutators` API endpoints require you to authenticate with a Sensu [API key](../../#configure-an-environment-variable-for-api-key-authentication) or [access token](../../#authenticate-with-auth-api-endpoints).
The code examples in this document use the [environment variable](../../#configure-an-environment-variable-for-api-key-authentication) `$SENSU_API_KEY` to represent a valid API key in API requests.
{{% /notice %}}

## Get all mutators

The `/mutators` API endpoint provides HTTP GET access to [mutator][1] data.

### Example {#mutators-get-example}

The following example demonstrates a GET request to the `/mutators` API endpoint:

{{}}
curl -X GET \
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators \
-H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY"
{{}}

The request results in a successful `HTTP/1.1 200 OK` response and a JSON array that contains the [mutator definitions][1] in the `default` namespace:

{{}}
[
  {
    "metadata": {
      "name": "example-mutator",
      "namespace": "default",
      "created_by": "admin",
      "labels": null,
      "annotations": null
    },
    "command": "example_mutator.go",
    "timeout": 0,
    "env_vars": [],
    "runtime_assets": [],
    "secrets": null,
    "type": "pipe"
  }
]
{{}}

### API Specification {#mutators-get-specification}

/mutators (GET)  |
---------------|------
description    | Returns the list of mutators.
example url    | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators
pagination     | This endpoint supports [pagination][2] using the `limit` and `continue` query parameters.
response filtering | This endpoint supports [API response filtering][3].
response type  | Array
response codes |

**Success**: 200 (OK)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

output         | {{}}
[
  {
    "metadata": {
      "name": "example-mutator",
      "namespace": "default",
      "created_by": "admin",
      "labels": null,
      "annotations": null
    },
    "command": "example_mutator.go",
    "timeout": 0,
    "env_vars": [],
    "runtime_assets": [],
    "secrets": null,
    "type": "pipe"
  }
]
{{}}

## Create a new mutator

The `/mutators` API endpoint provides HTTP POST access to create mutators.

### Example {#mutators-post-example}

In the following example, an HTTP POST request is submitted to the `/mutators` API endpoint to create the mutator `example-mutator`:

{{}}
curl -X POST \
-H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
  "metadata": {
    "name": "example-mutator",
    "namespace": "default",
    "labels": null,
    "annotations": null
  },
  "command": "example_mutator.go",
  "timeout": 0,
  "env_vars": [],
  "runtime_assets": [],
  "secrets": null,
  "type": "pipe"
}' \
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators
{{}}

The request will return a successful `HTTP/1.1 201 Created` response.

### API Specification {#mutators-post-specification}

/mutators (POST) |
----------------|------
description     | Creates a Sensu mutator.
example URL     | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators
payload         | {{}}
{
  "metadata": {
    "name": "example-mutator",
    "namespace": "default",
    "labels": null,
    "annotations": null
  },
  "command": "example_mutator.go",
  "timeout": 0,
  "env_vars": [],
  "runtime_assets": [],
  "secrets": null,
  "type": "pipe"
}
{{}}
response codes  |

**Success**: 201 (Created)

**Malformed**: 400 (Bad Request)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

## Get a specific mutator {#mutatorsmutator-get}

The `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint provides HTTP GET access to [mutator data][1] for specific `:mutator` definitions, by mutator name.

### Example {#mutatorsmutator-get-example}

The following example queries the `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint for the `:mutator` named `example-mutator`:

{{}}
curl -X GET \
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator \
-H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY"
{{}}

The request will return a successful `HTTP/1.1 200 OK` response and a JSON map that contains the requested [`:mutator` definition][1] (in this example, `example-mutator`):

{{}}
{
  "metadata": {
    "name": "example-mutator",
    "namespace": "default",
    "created_by": "admin",
    "labels": null,
    "annotations": null
  },
  "command": "example_mutator.go",
  "timeout": 0,
  "env_vars": [],
  "runtime_assets": [],
  "secrets": null,
  "type": "pipe"
}
{{}}

### API Specification {#mutatorsmutator-get-specification}

/mutators/:mutator (GET) |
---------------------|------
description          | Returns the specified mutator.
example url          | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator
response type        | Map
response codes       |

**Success**: 200 (OK)

 **Missing**: 404 (Not Found)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

output               | {{}}
{
  "metadata": {
    "name": "example-mutator",
    "namespace": "default",
    "created_by": "admin",
    "labels": null,
    "annotations": null
  },
  "command": "example_mutator.go",
  "timeout": 0,
  "env_vars": [],
  "runtime_assets": [],
  "secrets": null,
  "type": "pipe"
}
{{}}

## Create or update a mutator {#mutatorsmutator-put}

The `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint provides HTTP PUT access to [mutator data][1] to create or update specific `:mutator` definitions, by mutator name.

### Example {#mutatorsmutator-put-example}

In the following example, an HTTP PUT request is submitted to the `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint to create the mutator `example-mutator`:

{{}}
curl -X PUT \
-H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
  "metadata": {
    "name": "example-mutator",
    "namespace": "default",
    "labels": null,
    "annotations": null
  },
  "command": "example_mutator.go",
  "timeout": 0,
  "env_vars": [],
  "runtime_assets": [],
  "secrets": null,
  "type": "pipe"
}' \
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator
{{}}

The request will return a successful `HTTP/1.1 201 Created` response.

### API Specification {#mutatorsmutator-put-specification}

/mutators/:mutator (PUT) |
----------------|------
description     | Creates or updates a Sensu mutator.
example URL     | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator
payload         | {{}}
{
  "metadata": {
    "name": "example-mutator",
    "namespace": "default",
    "labels": null,
    "annotations": null
  },
  "command": "example_mutator.go",
  "timeout": 0,
  "env_vars": [],
  "runtime_assets": [],
  "secrets": null,
  "type": "pipe"
}
{{}}
response codes  |

**Success**: 201 (Created)

**Malformed**: 400 (Bad Request)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

## Update a mutator with PATCH

The `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint provides HTTP PATCH access to update `:mutator` definitions, specified by mutator name.

{{% notice note %}}
**NOTE**: You cannot change a resource's `name` or `namespace` with a PATCH request.
Use a [PUT request](#mutatorsmutator-put) instead.

Also, you cannot add elements to an array with a PATCH request — you must replace the entire array.
{{% /notice %}}

### Example

In the following example, an HTTP PATCH request is submitted to the `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint to update the timeout for the `example-mutator` mutator, resulting in an `HTTP/1.1 200 OK` response and the updated mutator definition.

We support [JSON merge patches][4], so you must set the `Content-Type` header to `application/merge-patch+json` for PATCH requests.

{{}}
curl -X PATCH \
-H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/merge-patch+json' \
-d '{
  "timeout": 10
}' \
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator
{{}}

### API Specification

/mutators/:mutator (PATCH) |
----------------|------
description     | Updates the specified Sensu mutator.
example URL     | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/process-tree
payload         | {{}}
{
  "timeout": 10
}
{{}}
response codes  |

**Success**: 200 (OK)

**Malformed**: 400 (Bad Request)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

## Delete a mutator {#mutatorsmutator-delete}

The `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint provides HTTP DELETE access to delete a mutator from Sensu (specified by the mutator name).

### Example {#mutatorsmutator-delete-example}
The following example shows a request to the `/mutators/:mutator` API endpoint to delete the mutator `example-mutator`, resulting in a successful `HTTP/1.1 204 No Content` response.

{{}}
curl -X DELETE \
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator \
-H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY"
{{}}

### API Specification {#mutatorsmutator-delete-specification}

/mutators/:mutator (DELETE) |
--------------------------|------
description               | Removes the specified mutator from Sensu.
example url               | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/namespaces/default/mutators/example-mutator
response codes            |

**Success**: 204 (No Content)

**Missing**: 404 (Not Found)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

## Get a subset of mutators with response filtering

The `/mutators` API endpoint supports [response filtering][3] for a subset of mutator data based on labels and the following fields:

- `mutator.name`
- `mutator.namespace`
- `mutator.runtime_assets`

### Example

The following example demonstrates a request to the `/mutators` API endpoint with [response filtering][3] for only [mutator definitions][1] that are in the `production` namespace:

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curl -H "Authorization: Key $SENSU_API_KEY" http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/core/v2/mutators -G \
--data-urlencode 'fieldSelector=mutator.namespace == production'
{{}}

The example request will result in a successful `HTTP/1.1 200 OK` response and a JSON array that contains only [mutator definitions][1] in the `production` namespace:

{{}}
[
  {
    "metadata": {
      "name": "add_check_label",
      "namespace": "production",
      "labels": {
        "sensu.io/managed_by": "sensuctl"
      },
      "created_by": "admin"
    },
    "timeout": 0,
    "env_vars": null,
    "runtime_assets": null,
    "secrets": null,
    "type": "javascript",
    "eval": "data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(event)); delete data.check.metadata.name; delete data.entity.metadata.labels.app_id; return JSON.stringify(data)"
  },
  {
    "metadata": {
      "name": "example-mutator",
      "namespace": "production",
      "labels": {
        "sensu.io/managed_by": "sensuctl"
      },
      "created_by": "admin"
    },
    "command": "example_mutator.go",
    "timeout": 0,
    "env_vars": null,
    "runtime_assets": [
      "example-mutator-asset"
    ],
    "secrets": null,
    "type": "pipe"
  }
]
{{}}

{{% notice note %}}
**NOTE**: Read [API response filtering](../../#response-filtering) for more filter statement examples that demonstrate how to filter responses using different operators with label and field selectors.
{{% /notice %}}

### API Specification

/mutators (GET) with response filters |
---------------|------
description    | Returns the list of mutators that match the [response filters][3] applied in the API request.
example url    | http://hostname:8080/api/core/v2/mutators
pagination     | This endpoint supports [pagination][2] using the `limit` and `continue` query parameters.
response type  | Array
response codes |

**Success**: 200 (OK)

**Error**: 500 (Internal Server Error)

output         | {{}}
[
  {
    "metadata": {
      "name": "add_check_label",
      "namespace": "production",
      "labels": {
        "sensu.io/managed_by": "sensuctl"
      },
      "created_by": "admin"
    },
    "timeout": 0,
    "env_vars": null,
    "runtime_assets": null,
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"You don't need a grant to write a West End smash. You just need talent, dedication and something worth saying."
"Historically, many great talents have come from impoverished backgrounds without any government help and achieved fame and fortune in a commercial world that rewards artists for what they can do rather than where they come from."
It would be too easy to unpick this rant and I have more productive things to do with my time. You can read the rest of it via the link.


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Here are some of the electric vehicles that are currently driven by members of our electric vehicle club.
The newest addition to our club members car list is a used Mitsubishi iMiEV. The owners liked the one owned by another member and were able to find one that fit their budget.
One of our members, who also owns a Nissan Leaf, recently purchased a brand new Tesla Model S. Picture to be added later.
One of our members traded in his Chevy Volt and bought this Cadillac ELR.
Several of our members have one of these new Nissan Leaf's.
This club member has upgraded his Ford in order to be able to "fast charge".
This is a cool little car from Mitsubishi. The member who owns it liked it so much he bought another one.
This 100% Electric Xebra has a top speed of 40 mph. It has three wheels - so it technically a Motorcycle.
The member who owns this Toyota RAV4 EV actually owns FIVE of them.
He also recently purchased a Chevy Volt.
One of our younger members switched over his car to electric and is really pleased with how it turned out. He converted in two months time - he started June 28, 2010 and took the first drive in it as an electric vehicle on August 29, 2010.
This Fiero conversion was acquired by one of our club members in March of 2010. He has been enjoying his car and says it is "fun to zip around town in a sporty electric auto."
One of our members purchased this 1981 Electrica 007 at the 2010 Power of DC event in Hagerstown, Maryland. The 1981 Electrica 007 is a Production Electric car that was built by Jet Industries on a Plymouth Horizon glider (never had gasoline components) and is one of around 70 that was made of this particular model.
Not only do our members own electric cars, some of them own tractors like this 1972 General Electric Lawn Tractor.
Pictured here is one of our members next to his Sterling kit car. It is a Replica of a 1973 Sterling. He is also the owner of Sterling Sports Cars and can help you buy a kit and build your own electric Sterling.
The 443 Mountain Bike comes in three different battery styles. One of our members has the Lead Acid model. A second member has a NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) model.
The range on a full charge is 24-27 miles depending on conditions. Maximum Speed is 15 mph, however, it can go faster with pedaling. Pedaling increases both the speed and the range.
This eGo Cycle is their LX model and in Pennsylvania is classified as a motorized cycle. It has a motorcycle license plate and is considered to be a motorcycle for insurance purposes.
It has a range of 25 miles per charge, and will go up to 25 mph.


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Ricardo Zúñiga Carrasco (born 17 September 1957) is a Spanish former professional racing cyclist. He rode in one edition of the Tour de France and eight editions of the Vuelta a España.

Major results
1979
 10th Overall Volta a Catalunya
1st Stage 5
1980
 1st Stage 1 Vuelta a los Valles Mineros
1981
 8th Overall Vuelta a Andalucía
 10th Overall Volta a Catalunya
1983
 3rd Clásica de Sabiñánigo
 8th Overall Vuelta a Andalucía

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External links

1957 births
Living people
Spanish male cyclists
Sportspeople from Sabadell
Cyclists from Catalonia
20th-century Spanish people

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Catalog start Library Stanford Digital Repository Remove constraint Library: Stanford Digital Repository Era 2007 Remove constraint Era: 2007 Era 2008 Remove constraint Era: 2008 Topic Oceans Remove constraint Topic: Oceans
Environmental impact analysis10
Marine pollution2
Climatic changes1
Climatology, Meteorology and Atmosphere1
Drilling platforms1
Human ecology1
Introduced organisms1
Marine biological invasions1
Marine meteorology1
Nutrient pollution of water1
Ocean acidification1
Ocean temperature1
Organic water pollutants1
Shipping1
Small-scale fisheries1
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cartographic dataset11
Earth (Planet)11
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis11
Online 1. Artisanal Fishing, 2007-2008 [2008]
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (Creator)
Washington, D.C., US : Science, 2008
This raster dataset is a global model of artisanal fishing based on small scale fisheries data and population proximity to coastal areas. See the Lineage section for complete information regarding data sources and processes. This approach to estimating the impact of artisanal fishing cannot distinguish between methods that do and do not modify habitat. Some developing nations have a high rate of habitat-modifying artisanal fishing and our estimate of the impact of this activity in those locations will be underestimated. Unfortunately, the distribution of habitat-modifying fishing methods is currently unknown in a globally-comparable way. Artisanal fishing is notoriously difficult to estimate our approach uses coarse FAO estimates, models missing national data, and then models the small-scale distribution of national data. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
The goal of this research is to estimate and visualize the global impact that humans are having on the oceans' ecosystems.
A Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems
Online 2. Benthic Structures, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset shows the locations of benthic structures (oil rigs) in the world's oceans. Structures included are gas and communication pipelines and oil extraction rigs. Benthic structures built in the ocean leave a footprint of destroyed habitat where they are built. See the Lineage section for complete information regarding data sources and processes. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 3. Commercial Shipping Activity, 2007-2008 [2008]
Science, 2008
This raster layer represents global commercial shipping activity including location and travel routes. Commercial shipping activity can lead to ship strikes of large animals, noise pollution, and a risk of ship groundings or sinkings. See the Lineage section for complete information about data sources and porcesses used to create this layer. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 4. Inorganic Pollution, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset depicts the measurements of inorganic pollution in the world's oceans. See the Lineage section for complete information regarding data sources and processes. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 5. Invasive Species, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset contains measurements of invasive species in the world's oceans. See the Lineage section for complete information regarding data sources and processes used to create this layer. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 6. Nutrient Input, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset contains measurements of nutrient (fertilizer) pollution in the world's oceans. See the Lineage section for complete information about data sources and porcesses used to create this layer. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 7. Ocean Acidification, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset depicts the measurements of ocean acidification at global coverage. Changes in CO2 concentration alter the aragonite saturation state (ASS) of the ocean, among other chemical properties of seawater, and as ASS levels drop the ability of calcifying species such as corals, diatoms, and shelled invertebrates to create calcium carbonate structures declines. The global distribution of ASS values has been modeled at 1-degree resolution for pre-industrial (circa 1870) and modern times (2000-2009). We use the difference between these values as an estimate of the human-derived driver of changes in ocean acidification. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 8. Ocean Based Pollution, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster layer depicts global measurements of ocean-based pollution. Ocean-based pollution is assumed to derive from commercial and recreational ship activity. See the Lineage section for complete information regarding data sources and processes. This layer is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 9. Organic Pollution, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset depicts the measurements of organic pollution in the world's oceans. See the Lineage section for complete information regarding data sources and processes. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 10. Population Pressure, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster layer represents changes in resource use due to population growth and industrial development that have caused degradation of the coastal zone and marine resources. This layer is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
Online 11. Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly, 2007-2008 [2008]
This raster dataset is a model that measures the impact of sea surface temperature anomalies as a factor in global climate change. Potential for ecological change in response to changes in sea surface temperature can be measured as the frequency of temperature anomalies, where the temperature exceeds a threshold value like the long-term mean, or by a measure of the magnitude (°C) of the anomalies themselves. See the Lineage section for complete information about data sources and porcesses used to create this layer. This dataset is part of the Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems, a collection of data and analyses related to anthropogenic drivers of change in marine ecosystems.
The goal of this research is to estimate and visualize the global impact that humans are having on the ocean's ecosystems.


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YOU(th) Decide is designed to be a multi-dimensional prevention effort aimed at reducing underage gambling. By participating in the YOU(th) Decide Project, Preventionfocus, Inc. will educate youth, work with local community leaders to decrease the availability of gambling at family and youth-focused events and will conduct media and outreach campaigns.
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Russia Attempts To Take Over Venezuelan Oil, Creating A Challenge For The U.S.
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I cover energy, security, Europe, Russia/Eurasia & the Middle East
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro holds a replica of the sword of Simon Bolivar, a national hero, ... [+] as Igor Sechin, CEO of Russian oil firm Rosneft, looks on from the left in July 2016. Joint ventures between Rosneft and Venezuela's state oil company, PDVSA, have not always gone smoothly. Miraflores Palace.
A story in Venezuela's El National newspaper is making the rounds in Russian media – reporting that Russian oil giant, Rosneft, is planning on taking over Venezuela's National Oil Company PDVSA (Petróleos de Venezuela). In exchange, Russia is rumored to be offering debt relief to the struggling Latin American Country.
According to Russian business news outlet, VestiFinance, Russian experts have already visited Venezuela to evaluate the state of PDVSA and the possibility of a deal. There are rumors that any Russian takeover of Venezuela's crown jewel would include a drastic reduction of the company's staff - from 70 thousand employees to 35 thousand.
The prospects of a Russian buyout of Venezuela's economic engine illustrates the dire state of the Chavista Regime's economy and the hard-hitting impact of U.S. sanctions. But details beyond this are scarce. While Russian media outlets have reported positive reactions from Moscow, Rosneft and the government of Venezuela both continue to deny all knowledge of the potential takeover.
On the face of it, a potential Rosneft offer presents a rare opportunity for Venezuela to mitigate the damaging effects of sanctions and provide much needed debt relief for a country that owes over $156 billion to external parties. Thought of another way, Venezuela's debt is some 740% higher than the value of its exports.
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Rosneft is already active in Venezuela in joint projects with PDVSA, where it took significant minority stakes. But more importantly, these activities appear to not be in breach of U.S. sanctions, according to the U.S. Special Envoy for Venezuela Elliott Abrams. Despite this, Trump has been quite clear on his sanctions policy towards Venezuela (a maximum pressure strategy similar to Washington's plans for Tehran). An attempt by Rosneft to liquidate and move PDVSA's assets out of the purview of America's sanctions regime has the potential to stir up retaliation in Washington. However, questions remain, including most notably how this exchange would affect Maduro's most precarious debt to China, the country's largest lender, with somewhere between $20-$60 billion in debt owned.
More Questions than Answers
PDVSA's External Debt (2019)
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On the surface, the Russian impetus for such a takeover is clear: to bring one of the world's most prolific oil companies under the Kremlin's control, further tightening the country's grip on global oil markets.
As of 2016 estimates, PDVSA is worth approximately $186 billion. It also controls the country's estimated 300 billion barrels of oil – the largest crude reserves on the planet – bigger than Saudi Aramco, albeit the Venezuelan heavy crude is dirtier and less desirable.
Bear in mind that the amount of PDVSA's debt ($1.1 bn) doesn't justify the full transfer of ownership nor does the amount of debt Venezuela owes to Russia as a whole ($17 bn). Nor does Russia have the cash ready to pay off Venezuela's giant debt. China does, but Beijing seems not to be interested in a PDVSA takeover – its risk tolerance is lower than Moscow's.
Furthermore, according to reports, Caracas reportedly wants to hand control over to Rosneft without having to go through privatization. However, without privatization, how would equity be defined?
It is also unclear how Rosneft would finance such an acquisition and who the owners would be – the majority government-owned Rosneft or another Russian state agency. Previous joint ventures between Russia and Venezuela had arrangements with PDVSA controlled by Rosneft on the Russian side. Because these structures already exist to some extent, it is likely that such an acquisition would be primarily managed by Rosneft and not another state agency.
Media reports have also mentioned that the sale of PDVSA would need to be greenlighted by the opposition-controlled National Assembly – currently headed by Juan Guaidó (who also claims to be the legitimate, constitutionally appointed leader of the Latin American nation). However Maduro's takeover of Venezuela's Supreme Tribunal of Justice in 2017 allows him to essentially sidestep the constitution and effectively ignore the powers granted to the country's democratically elected legislative body. The court, packed with Maduro loyalists, would no doubt again assert power over the Assembly if Maduro backed the sale.
A Risky Move that could Force Retaliation in Washington
In August, Washington announced a freeze on all Venezuelan government assets in the United States, escalating an economic and diplomatic pressure campaign against the Latin American nation. Part of this sanctions package was an executive order protecting Citgo, whose bondholders and other parties were vying for possible asset seizure as a way to receive compensation from Venezuela for unpaid debts.
Because it is a U.S.-based company with considerable cash reserves and a going concern, Citgo is perhaps the most prominent of PDVSA's assets. However, if PDVSA were to be sold to Russia's Rosneft, it stands to reason that the company's shares in the refiner would also transfer ownership – an unacceptable result for Guaidó — and the United States.
If – and it's a big if — Rosneft receives control over PDVSA, it would mean debt and sanctions relief for Caracas, increased control over global oil reserves for Russia, and an emboldened Moscow-Caracas alliance. In short, it could spell another foreign policy setback for the Trump administration. If reports are to be believed, Rosneft's risky move to acquire PDVSA would certainly lead to an escalation of tensions between Moscow and Washington.
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I recently learned the government is using fake cell phone towers attached to the undersides of small planes to listen in to our calls. Before you conclude this is one of those far-out conspiracy theories, let me assure you it was on the nightly news. And not the fake news like The Daily Show.
But then the lines between the fake and real news have started to seriously blur. For example, the biggest laugh on TV news, real or fake, I've recently had was on NBC—I'll call it "Real News".
Standing in front of the Alps, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, her arms spread wide, was chatting with a sitting President Obama. Cut to Julie Andrews standing in a similar picturesque spot in the Alps, singing "The Hills are alive…" from "The Sound of Music". You also can catch the clip on CNN. It left me wondering if Chancellor Merkel can sing. And do the Alps actually inspire those types of expansive gestures. But I digress.
Back to governmental faux cell phone towers on small planes which I guess should not come as a big surprise. We were being lulled into thinking it's safe to talk on our phones again now that the more extreme parts of the Patriot Act have expired.
In principle, I take my civil liberties very seriously. In practice, I secretly have been hoping some elements of our federal government are listening to my phone calls.
First, my cell phone doesn't work very well. If government agents can hear anything on it they have better hearing than I do. But that's another blog post. And second, I'm not making any illicit use of my technology, so far as I know. Though I do occasionally get a notice, "illegal operation" when I press the wrong buttons on my Blu-ray player.
If only some agency of the federal government were listening to my calls, and could hear my calls and also stay awake, (a couple of big "if's") someone with authority would be able to hear all those robo-calls we get at dinner time: trying to sell me land in the Florida Everglades; telling me they can fix all my computer problems if I'll just give them my password; and—my favorite--I've won a free Caribbean cruise in a contest I didn't know I'd entered. If I ever win anything I won't accept it because I won't believe the person calling to tell me I've won.
Just this morning someone called and tried to sell me banquet services. I don't know if it was a real person or a robo-call. But the voice would not shut up long enough for me to tell them I didn't want any banquet services. Sorry to be rude if it was a real person. But I hung up.
If the NSA is listening or reading this—I do have one request. Would you please pass along the robo-call problem to the FCC or the Consumer Affairs people--or whomever handles these kinds of complaints? After all, I signed up for the no-call list, so while you are trying to make us all safe from terrorists could you please also make the stupid robo-calls stop?
And if government agents were listening recently, just like me, they were treated to over two hours of musac. I was on hold with Southwest Airlines trying to correct an error to my reservations that occurred when their site crashed during their big super sale—the one they were not prepared to handle. How about passing that problem along to the FAA or whomever handles airline complaints?
Right about now I know I'd feel a lot safer if all of the government were listening in.


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Like so much of what goes in Washington, lawmakers believe that passing a law overrules reality. The latest attempt to subvert economic law is the approval of "a bill requiring some large retailers to pay their employees a 50 percent premium over the city's minimum wage, a day after Wal-Mart warned that the law would jeopardize its plans in the city."
I live on the edge of west Cobb County in Georgia. Wal-Mart wanted to put a store a few miles from our home on a four-lane road that connects the city of Marietta and Dallas, Georgia — Dallas Highway.
The county added a number of provisions that the large retailer refused to accept. So instead of Cobb County getting the tax revenue, it went to Paulding County just across the Cobb County to build the new store that is not visible from the road. Paulding got customers from Cobb and Paulding counties, but Paulding got all the tax revenue.
D.C. council member Vincent B. Orange (D-At Large), a lead backer of the legislation, had this to say about Wal-Mart's "threats":
"The question here is a living wage; it's not whether Wal-Mart comes or stays. . . . We're at a point where we don't need retailers. Retailers need us."
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Let me see if I understand what Mr. Orange is saying. No jobs at zero wages are better than some jobs at higher than the minimum wage rates. "Wal-Mart's average, full-time hourly wage for Wal-Mart stores is $10.83 and is even higher in urban areas. The average full-time hourly wage is $11.62 in Atlanta, $12.57 in Boston, $11.52 in Chicago, $11.26 in Dallas, $11.49 in San Francisco and $11.48 in New York City. Associates also receive performance-based bonuses."
This doesn't count how construction of the Wal-Mart stores will create jobs and the new stores that will develop around the Wal-Mart.
Wal-Mart wanted to build a store on the site of the old St. Thomas housing development in New Orleans. Opposition was loud and fierce by the usual suspects, but in the end, after nearly five years of battles, Wal-Mart prevailed, employing 600 people. That's 600 people that didn't have jobs before Wal-Mart invested in a new store.
Compare Mr. Orange's "we don't need retailers, retailers need us" statement with how the city of Chicago worked with Wal-Mart and the impact that Wal-Mart had on jobs:
"[In June of 2010] Walmart announced . . . that it will work with the city of Chicago to build several dozen stores during the next five years that will create approximately 12,000 jobs as part of a long-term initiative called the 'Chicago Community Investment Partnership.'
"The new plan centers on dramatically increasing store growth to help eradicate what Walmart calls 'food deserts' and stimulate local economic development. The chain said it will open multiple stores of varying size and format across Chicago, creating approximately 10,000 associate positions and 2,000 unionized construction jobs in the process."
Here's the deal. The reason politicians fight retailers like Wal-Mart is because they can't control them. Instead of people depending on government, they are now more free and endowed with self-respect. There are opportunities for advancement in the free market. There's nowhere to advance when you're getting a welfare check.
That's why most politicians hate the free market.
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Thankfully, he has still not cut his hair. Despite his flamboyant early career as co-founder and former member of the now-untouchable War On Drugs, his subsequent solo career is a testament to his song writing talents. He is among the few who can create rock music that is touching, humane, and sensitive. The tracks on this dreamer's latest album gently opens the floodgates of our feelings, once again.


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Rebels wrap up rare losing campaign
A rare, forgettable season of Hays Rebels is in the books with their 45-14 loss to Huntsville in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs Saturday. The Rebels finished 4-7, their first losing season since 1985.
Rebels fall, face losing season
The Hays Rebels not only missed their chance to win District 17-4A Friday night, but they also clinched their first regular season with a losing record since 1985. The Rebels lost, 27-21, in overtime at Del Valle,...
Lehman set back, Rattlers lose big
Lehman lost Friday night at home to Lockhart, leaving its high school football playoff hopes dicey. Meanwhile, San Marcos took a terrible beating in Boerne.
Hays, Del Valle to meet for district title
The Hays Rebels go to Del Valle Friday night with the winner in line to clinch the District 17-4A high school football championship. Hays has won the last two meetings with Del Valle, each time under improbable...
Friday, October 23rd, 2009
Lobos to take test at Del Valle
The District 17-4A high school football standings can be jumbled in one of two ways after Lehman plays Friday night at Del Valle. With a win, the Lobos would take over second place in the district.
Rattlers make point, miss points
San Marcos came within one two-point conversion of pulling off an improbable win Friday night at Alamo Heights. Also, Hays improved to 2-0 in District 17-4A, while Dripping Springs and San Marcos Baptist Academy ran their losing...
Hays tries for back-to-back wins
The Hays Rebels will try for their second win in a row Friday night at Lockhart. After starting the season with five straight losses, a win Friday would make Hays 2-0 in District 17-4A. Also Friday night,...
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Lockhart smashes Lehman, pushes for playoff berth
The Lehman Lobos suffered their worst loss of the season Friday night, 63-7 at Lockhart, as the Lions put themselves in position to make the playoffs with a win next week.
Hays football coach reaches rare, remarkable milestone
The Hays Rebels celebrated another moment of their peculiar, proud aura Friday night, lifting head coach Bob Shelton to his 300th career victory with late-game heroics that have characterized most of their wins in recent years.
Lehman wins on historic Friday night
The Lehman Lobos scored almost as many points in Friday night's 43-28 win at Riesel as they scored for the entire 2007 football season. And that's not the only Lehman first from Friday night.


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A giant of a man sat quietly on a folding chair by the door of a soup kitchen, trying to go unnoticed, rubbing a small tattoo on his hand...
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A giant of a man sat quietly on a folding chair by the door of a soup kitchen, trying to go unnoticed, rubbing a small tattoo on his hand almost impulsively, as if it were a bad memory.
Joe Bednarsky Jr. has plenty of both.
People filed into the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Millville with a "Hey, Joe" before heading off to the spaghetti and meatballs, and Bednarsky smiled and said hello with a mastiff's timbre he also couldn't hide.
Mostly, his blue eyes followed the pastor serving food, but when Bednarsky stood to hug a man struggling with depression, his 6-foot-6-inch, 330-pound frame made him look like a marble pillar.
"I love you, brother," he told the man, who clung to him.
Bednarsky, 49, didn't hug black people when he was younger. He hurt them. He burned crosses on their lawns and called them the n-word, and it took him a long time, some of it in jail, to figure out what made him do it.
"I was incapable of loving others because I didn't love myself," Bednarsky said in the church last week. "So many people today are unhappy with themselves and don't love themselves. I had that anger in me. I told people that I'd shoot you, your kids, your wife and think nothing of it. That's how bad it was."
The simple, crude tattoo on Bednarsky's hand is just three small letters in a circle: KKK.
Today, Bednarsky has an unlikely job for a man who once was a leader in New Jersey's Ku Klux Klan. He's the head of security at Bethel A.M.E, a predominantly black church where he's known by parishioners as "Chaplain Joe," and his closest friend is the church's leader, the Rev. Charles E. Wilkins Sr.
"I was sent here by God to protect Pastor Wilkins," Bednarsky said as he sat beside him. "I would take a bullet for him."
When Bednarsky started showing up at the church's soup kitchen for meals in 2009, everyone noticed.
"Oh yeah, you know, he was eating alone," Wilkins said. "The first thing is that he stuck out, and I'm thinking, 'Oh God, what is this big white boy up to?' I definitely noticed him, and everyone was telling me who he was, but I was thinking, 'He's here, so something's going on.'"
Wilkins, 63, said he was no saint growing up in Chicago, so he he talked to Bednarsky and sized him up when most just wanted him gone.
"We started talking, and I think the first time I really took note and realized something was different was when he said, 'Brother, where there's God's grace, there is no race.' And I'm thinking, 'OK, that sounds good,'" Wilkins said. "He told me God changed his heart and if I don't believe that, I need to get another job. I had to take him for his word, until I saw differently."
Wilkins had a backup plan in case Bednarsky hadn't fully shaken the hate.
"I guarantee I would have hit him with a chair before he got to me," Wilkins said.
Both men laughed.
Bednarsky said he grew up in the Wade East apartments in Millville, about 45 miles south of Philadelphia, fighting with black teens on and off the bus. An interest in photography led him to take pictures of a Confederate flag on a neighbors's porch. That man was in the Klan, and Bednarsky, who wasn't close to his own father, was slowly pulled in.
"He had children that were my age and I spent a lot of time there and I tell people that's when the brainwashing starts," Bednarsky said. "They tried to sell the Klan as a patriotic thing, as people who were proud of their race that did things for the white community."
The hate came later, he said, after he became a full Klansmen at 18. He worked as a general contractor and traveled to rallies all over the country, donning the white hoods, then later, more colorful ones that marked his higher rank. He said he stood in circles in dark fields with other Klansmen and their families, the forest behind them illuminated by a massive burning cross.
For years, Bednarsky's name showed up in the Inquirer and local newspapers in rural Cumberland County. Many of the stories were about a rival who had plotted to kill him. In 2006, Bednarsky told the Daily Journal of Vineland that the Klan would protest the New Jersey State Police after he and another member were arrested handing out pamphlets at a harvest festival.
"We'll show up in our robes," he said at the time. "We're going to have a protest."
Bednarsky had seen the light long before that, but it didn't come from above. It was a flash of pain when a brick thrown through a truck window fractured his skull. He spent months in the hospital, but the attack, in Millville, just made him more angry and left him with short-term memory loss.
One night there in 1996, he shot a black woman in the leg with a slingshot. She was holding a baby. He was later charged with assault and, he claims, was one of the first to be charged with a hate crime in New Jersey. He served just under a year in the Cumberland County prison.
"I was either gonna end up dead somewhere or end up in prison for the rest of my life," he said.
God first called to Bednarsky to change his ways in 2005, he said, but it didn't stick and he went back to the Klan, becoming one of its highest-ranking members. It was hard, he said, to give up the power, to realize he had used hate to inflate his ego, when the truth was that he didn't like himself very much.
"You get on this power trip and this hatred inside you grows and grows," he said.
When Bednarsky resigned for good in 2007, he burned most of his KKK gear and sold his purple robe and hood through an auctioneer. "I donated the money to a church," he said.
He has been harassed by other white supremacy groups and has received threats, both to him and the church, after speaking publicly about his change of heart. He says he's not scared.
Bednarsky is a third-degree black belt in Tae Kwan Do. He claims he fought, bare-knuckle, in a meatpacking warehouse in South Philly, bouts that ended "when the other guy didn't get up." Although he's permanently disabled from a bad back, the skull fractures and several surgeries, his frame would be the first thing a gunman storming Bethel would encounter.
"I can still hold my own, I think," he said.
Wilkins said Bednarsky is a living testament to everything he tries to teach his 185 congregants. It's been tough for them, he admits, but if they can forgive a former Klansmen, they can forgive anyone.
"I have people in my church who don't trust him. I've got white people in the community who don't trust him. He's got it on both sides. I've got ministers in the community who preach the gospel of forgiveness but haven't been able to get past his past," Wilkins said. "Joe's heart is real. He comes to my home. He eats at my table."
Bednarsky said he has apologized to many people he hurt, though he never again saw the woman he shot with a slingshot. He knows that many in Millville may never trust him, that each day he has to prove himself.
"I know inside that God has forgiven me, but I'm always apologizing," he said. "People want to see a change, though. They want to see the change in action, and I live the same way at home, seven days a week, that I do in church. I'm not a Sunday saint and a Monday ain't."
Bednarsky, who is divorced, passed his biggest test by winning over Wilkins' late wife, Laura. She called him her "Teddy Bear," and they hugged at every service. On his visits with her last fall at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where she was dying of cancer, she'd raise her thumb when he whispered, "Hey, sister."
"She caught Joe off guard and she caught the church off guard. She wasn't afraid of anyone and she taught everyone in this church a lesson every time she interacted with him," Wilkins said. "He was there every day in the hospital for her, as much as my family. He'd sit in the waiting room, alone, and sometimes I'd catch him crying. That meant the world to me. He was there for me. He held me up when I walked out of the hospital."
Both men sat silently for a moment in the pew, looking at one another with tears in their eyes, in the only place where Joe Bednarsky has felt at home since leaving hate behind.
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Franklin Washington "Gid" Gardner (May 6, 1859 – August 1, 1914) was a Major League Baseball player during the 19th century. Between 1879 and 1888, Gardner played all or part of seven seasons for eight different teams in three different major leagues. He appeared in 199 games, mostly as an outfielder, but also spent some time as a second baseman and pitcher. He had a career batting average of .233 and a pitching record of 2–12.

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Gardner was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1859. He played on several amateur baseball teams in Cambridge until 1878. In 1879, he started his professional baseball career with the National Association's Worcester Grays, batting .188 in nine games. He then joined the National League's Troy Trojans and made his major league debut on August 23. He pitched in two games for Troy that year and lost both. The following season, Gardner played for the Cleveland Blues; he made nine starts, going 1–8 with a 2.57 earned run average.

Gardner spent 1881 in the Eastern Championship Association and 1882 in the League Alliance. He started 1883 with the Camden Merritts of the Interstate Association, but the team disbanded in July, and he was acquired by the American Association's Baltimore Orioles. Gardner was mostly an outfielder for Baltimore. Over the rest of the season, he played in 42 games and batted .273.

Gardner started 1884 with the Orioles. He played 41 games for them, batting .214, and then finished the season in the Union Association, batting .255 there. He returned to Baltimore in 1885 and hit .218 while playing mostly at second base. Gardner then went back down to the minors in 1886. He played 56 games for the Southern Association's Charleston Seagulls and batted .262. In 1887, he became captain of the New England League's Boston Blues, where he "reached the height of his fame," and also appeared in 18 games for the National League's Indianapolis Hoosiers. While at Indianapolis, Gardner became part of the first known platoon arrangement in baseball, as he split time with left-handed hitting Tom Brown. Gardner had a .175 batting average in his 18 games.

In October 1887, Gardner was traded to the Washington Nationals. He played one game for Washington before being traded in May 1888, to the Philadelphia Quakers, for Cupid Childs and cash. Gardner appeared in one game for Philadelphia, but Childs refused to report to the Nationals, and the trade was nullified. Gardner returned to Washington and played his final major league game on May 29.

In 1889, Gardner played for the Central Interstate League's Evansville Hoosiers. In early 1890, he signed with the John P. Lovell semi-professional team, and by August was with a team based in Norwich, Connecticut. Gardner then ended his professional baseball career the following season with Worcester of the New England League.

After his baseball days were over, Gardner lived in Cambridge and "had no steady employment." He was working as a traveling salesman when, in 1914, he was confined to the Cambridge Hospital for several weeks before dying of an aneurysm of the aorta. According to Gardner's obituary in Sporting Life, from 1878 until about 1890 he "was one of the best ball players in the country." Gardner was buried in Cambridge City Cemetery.

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Understanding the birth of a capital, Bagendon 'oppidum' and the Late Iron Age-Roman transition
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Welcome to Bagendon 2015!
Recent fieldwork at the Bagendon Oppidum has revealed a landscape in a fantastic amount of detail. The large scale geophysical survey across the landscape (to be completed this year) has revealed the extent of the occupation in the valley and the locations of two, previously unknown, banjo-like enclosures at Cutham and Scrubditch. Excavations at Cutham and Scrubditch have shown the area to have been a hub of activity since at least the Middle Iron Age. By contrast the current excavations appear to show the afterlife of the monument, beyond the heyday of the 1st century AD.
Landscape studies around Bagendon have shown intimate relationships with nearby and contemporary sites such as Ditches and Duntisbourne (only a few km away) as well as extended trade networks.
With the discovery of two Roman coins and some impressive walls in just the first days of the 2015 season, our knowledge of the site looks set to grow still further, and with it our knowledge of the British Iron Age as a whole.
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Hopefully our other wingers can step up and produce.
can we get the totals to date rather than just totals for the game just played?
The fact that Morelos and Tavernier are so far ahead of everyone else and the next one in line is out for months is a little worrying. Hope everyone else starting to produce more.
Can you have an assist if it goes down as an own goal, or can opposing defenders claim an assist if it deflects off them. Maybe we could have assist to the assist so we've as many assistants as referees now, its starting to sound too American lately.
If it's an own goal, the player who forced it (ie shot or crossed) gets the assist. And no, opposition defenders do not get assists. As for the rest, okay.
Aye just jesting ya. But talk of possession, passes completed, yardage run, you ken that's American football where it's relevant. It seems to be entering " soccer " now ?
Years and years ? How many decades are you talking, no one ever asked how far Pele / Cruyff / Best / Maradonna ran, it's what you do with the ball not stats that make you great.
Would be cool to see League/Cup/Europe break down.
I did this the first time in Warburton Championship season but it involves me keeping an Excel spreadsheet that I need to screenshot, crop twice for the two photos, save it, upload to an image hosting site and inserting the image into here every week and tbh I cba ?
Shouldn't the assist for the first go to Alfredo?
You cannae give the assist for the first to Barasic ?


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