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By Dave Gibson
Support grows for the Kinsley 3 cleaners' fight
Receiving a donation at Barnsley trades council (Pic: Dave Gibson)
The Kinsley 3 and around 40 of their supporters protested outside C&D Cleaning Services offices in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, on Monday.
They are three Unison union members on all-out strike against bosses' decision to slash their pay from £7.85 to £7.20 an hour.
The three cleaners work in Kinsley Academy, a primary school that's part of the Wakefield City Academies Trust chain.
Wakefield Council privatised them in April.
One of them told Socialist Worker, "We came out on strike because we had just had enough.
"I was I was employed by Wakefield Council for years and never had to get in touch with my employer.
"But in the five months I've been employed by C&D, I was never off the phone to human resources
She added, "They always fobbed us off. We're paying pension contributions, but we can't find out whether our employer is paying anything.
"We've been messed about with holidays and had our sick pay cut."
The Kinsley 3 spoke at Barnsley trades council last week and received a £170 donation. Brain Steele, Barnsley trades council secretary, said, "They all deserve the full backing of the trade union movement in standing up to such unscrupulous employers. In my time as a trade union activist, I have never heard such horror stories about how individuals are treated at work."
Earlier in the week they also received £150 from Huddersfield trades council.
Another of the Kinsley 3 told Socialist Worker, "There are encouraging signs that C&D may be backing down. They are now claiming that they did not know we were entitled to £7.85 an hour and will reinstate it with back pay.
"If they do that, that's good. But we want our pensions and sick pay sorted out—and union recognition as well." There are plans to step up picketing at the school now.
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How to change Organization Unit of User programetically????????
In my program I have to change the Organization Unit of User. Please suggest me how to do this. I tried with function modules RH_DELIMIT_POSITION_0F_USER(to Unassign) & RH_GENERATE_POSITION_AT_ORG(to Reassign).Unassigning is working properly. But reassigning is not assigning the new Org unit to the user. Is there any other way or function module to achieve this requirement????????????
Try this FM - "<b>RH_BUF_GEN_USER_POSITION_ORG</b>" which will assign new org. unit to new position.


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/**
 * The AIMA framework uses dynamic attributes to make implementations of agents
 * and environments completely independent of each other. The disadvantage of
 * this concept is, that it's error-prone. This set of constants is designed to
 * make information exchange more reliable for map agents.
 *
 * @author Ruediger Lunde
 */
public class AttNames {
	/**
	 * Name of a dynamic attribute in agent state, which contains the current
	 * location of the agent. Expected value type: String.
	 */
	public static final String AGENT_LOCATION = "location";
	/**
	 * Name of a dynamic attribute in percept, which tells the agent where it is.
	 * Expected value type: String.
	 */
	public static final String PERCEPT_IN = "in";
}

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What is the error "Invalid Bird Type"?
How do I get my diplomas to line up better?
What is the difference between a Merge and a Backup file?
How do I send merge info to our combine through the Internet?
My printer does not print through WinSpeed©. What can I do?
How should I set Point Configuration?
What is the NTS column on the Clock Bird Screen?
If WinSpeed© is calculating the speed correctly for non-deviated clocks but gives incorrect speeds for clocks with deviation, then you have a data entry problem. What you should look at are the dates that you have entered. Look at the data that you have created the race with (Edit\Add Race Screen) first. Then look at the date that you have entered for the deviated clock (Clock Birds - Clock Knockoff\Deviation Screen). The date of the race must fall between the date\time that you start the clock and the date\time that you stop the clock. In other words you can not start the race (released the race) before you set the clock.
WinSpeed© will mask out the "out of season" birds so you can't see them for a particular race. You can not race an Old Bird in a Young Bird race, nor can you race a Young Bird in an Old Bird race. When you create a race as either Young Bird or Old Bird, then go to the Clock Bird Screen, you will notice that "out of season" birds are not displayed. The error "Invalid Bird Type" comes when you try to enter an "out of season" bird on that screen. This feature prevents data entry mistakes.
How do I get my diplomas to line up better? Use the new AU 'Blank' diploma form so you don't have to fiddle with those lines. Every diploma (weekly, end of season, UPR) can be printed on these now.
There is actually quite a difference. A backup is a feature that allows the entire contents of data for the currently opened database to be placed in a file for archival purposes. We highly suggest, as with any program, frequent and periodic backups. Here is what we suggest. If you have an 8 race week series, we suggest that you have 8 separate backup files (week 1, week 2, etc.). Calculate your race, print your reports, then do a backup. Now here is another important tip: Store your backup files in another building. Put them on a flash drive and take them away from where the computer is. If you have a disaster where the computer is located, you will still have the data. Don't let your clubmates down. Store your backups off site.
A merge is a feature that allows one race day's worth of information to be combined with that of other clubs into a combine\concourse\federation for an all inclusive race. Only data pertaining to that one particular day is sent or placed in a merge file; This includes all station information, loft information, bird information, race information, and clocking information - for that race day only. A merge should never be confused with a backup. A club should not rely on a merge file as their source of archives.
How do I send my merge information to our combine through the Internet?
When you create a merge file with WinSpeed©, a file named club.dat ('club' being the name of your organization) is created. All e-mail programs have the ability to send attached files. Many people get caught up in the fact that their Internet connection is not the same computer that has WinSpeed loaded on it. A merge file can be transported to the machine with the internet connection.
Some printers cause problems. If you can't print, select CONFIGURATION/SYSTEM CONFIGURATION. There are two options for 'printer methods'. Each one runs different computer code so hopefully one option will work. Also, you can "Open in Wordpad". Wordpad is a simple word processor that comes with all Windows operating systems and is automatically loaded on your computer. Wordpad should always print. The really nice thing about using the Wordpad feature is that you can change margins, fonts, bold, italicize, add comments to create a very fancy report. Many of our users utilize this feature to create "reports within reports". What we mean by that is that some clubs bold the first bird to each loft. Other clubs bold or italicize their junior flyers within the report, giving them wonderful recognition for what they have done.
WinSpeed© is as flexible as possible on point configuration. Clubs around the country set their points differently. You are not required by the AU to have any particular point configuration, because all National Awards are figured with different criteria.
So how do you determine what to set the points to? Many clubs choose to start their points at 100, lower the points by 5 each time until they reach zero.
NOTE: A new 'Standard' Points system has been implemented. Select this option on the Edit Race screen. There is a 'Help' button which will explain this new system.
The NTS column is for indicating how many nights the bird was out. For example: if you release the birds on Saturday morning, then clock that bird on Sunday - you would put a 1 in the NTS column.
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package sudoku.solver;

public enum SolverResult {

	// Possible in all solver modes
	NO_SOLUTION,

	// Possible in modes DO_NOT_STOP and STOP_SECOND_SOLUTION
	ONE_SOLUTION,
	MULTIPLE_SOLUTIONS,

	// Possible in mode STOP_FIRST_SOLUTION
	AT_LEAST_ONE_SOLUTION,

}


Who is behind Spin Bunny – an anonymous, satirical weblog devoted to the UK PR industry?
Could it be a rogue practitioner biting back? If so, there's no future for this person in the business (since they clearly can't stand their day job and will sooner or later betray a confidence in pursuit of a scoop or a joke). In favour of this hypothesis are the spelling errors on the site (not a journalistic trait): possy for posse, Steve Balmer for Ballmer etc.
But it's more likely to be a journalist, already predisposed to take a jaundiced look at PR. Maybe the spelling errors are even a ploy to throw us off the scent. It's most likely to be a journalist who has at some point had an unhappy time working as a PR consultant. As a long shot, I'd suggest Mike Magee of the Inquirer and the Register.
I'm willing to apologise if I'm wrong. But why the anonymity, Bunny?


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Matthew 19:23 (King James Version)
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This event took place in the life of a wealthy man, a person we might think had no poverty of spirit due to his wealth. Surely, none of us would fit into that category! But is that so? Could we, too, be rejecting the Kingdom of God because we have great possessions—possessions in terms of preconceived ideas, confidence in our own judgment, and familiar and traditional beliefs? Do we always seek God's counsel first when these come into question?
How about intellectual pride born of academic distinction in school? Knowledge puffs up (I Corinthians 8:1). How about habits of life that we have no desire to give up and never consider that they may not glorify God? What about the fear of public ridicule because we are too interested in worldly honor and distinction? Are any of these less important barriers to full access to God than the rich young man's trust in his wealth?
The rich young man is a tragic figure not because he was rich. Wealth is neither good nor evil of itself. However, his barrier was that he was enslaved to his wealth. He was not free to give himself to God unreservedly. He had an unrealistic appraisal of himself and his money; both were too important to his sense of well-being. He could have been a multibillionaire in silver and gold, as long as his heart was not set on them. In this attitude, he would have been just as free as the poorest beggar to enter God's Kingdom. Yet, when the opportunity arose, he could not bring himself to submit to God in the flesh.
Godly humility is based on a true appraisal of ourselves in relation to God, and this must be combined with willing submission to Him, the self being a secondary consideration. Before he abhorred himself, Job was not this way, arguing with God and His laws.
John W. Ritenbaugh
Job, Self-Righteousness, and Humility
Related Topics: Academic Distinction | Appraisal of Self, False | Appraisal of Self, True | Appraisal of Self, Unrealistic | Enslavement to Wealth | Godly Humility | Heart Set on Riches | Heart Set on Wealth | Humility | Intellectual Pride | Job | Job, Self Righteousness, and Humility | Knowledge Puffs Up | Pride | Submitting to God | True Appraisal of Self | Unrealistic Appraisal of Self | Wealth as not Intrinsically Evil | Wealth as not Intrinsically Good
We see a very polite, respectful, and eager young man who leaves Christ and goes away sorrowful. Why? The story makes it clear that he is young, and Luke tells us he is a ruler (Luke 18:18), possibly a magistrate or a kind of Justice of the Peace.
In the parallel account in Mark, we are told that the young man came "running" up to Christ and "knelt" before him (Mark 10:17), indicating a sense of urgency and respect. He then shows submissiveness and a willingness to be taught when he addresses Jesus as "Good Teacher." This was not a typical form of address for the Jews at this time. A more respectful greeting may not be found in the entire Bible.
This young man came, not to tempt Christ, but to learn from him. We know that he was not a Sadducee because it is clear that he believed in eternal life and wanted to attain it—an unusual goal in someone of his position and age. A man of wealth will often trust his riches and not be interested in what God has to offer. The young do not often look beyond today, much less to the far reaches of eternity.
This rich young ruler was a very sensible fellow. He knew something must be done to attain this happiness; eternal life is not a game of chance or blind fate. Romans 2:6-7 tells us that we are rewarded for our works, good and bad, and that "eternal life [goes] to those who by patient continuance in doing good seek for glory, honor, and immortality."
Christ's response to all this is interesting. He first establishes that none are truly good except God, and to Him goes all glory. Then Jesus tells him to "keep the commandments," specifically listing the last six of the Ten Commandments, the ones dealing with human-to-human relationships. The Jews of the time were well-versed in the mechanics of the first four commandments, in terms of the letter of the law, so Christ lists the ones in which they were weakest.
It seems so simple, right? In order to have eternal life, "keep the commandments." How do today's professing Christians, who claim the law has been done away, get around this simple instruction? Other verses, such as John 14:15, "If you love Me, keep My commandments," reinforce this straightforward directive.
The young ruler tells Christ that he has kept the commandments since he was a child. What else should he do? Jesus does not contradict him. In Mark's account, it says He looked at him and "loved him." Possibly, this man was adept at keeping the letter of the law, but he was coming up short in abiding by the spirit of the law. Perhaps Jesus saw that he was absolutely sincere in his efforts to abide by those commandments.
Whatever the case, Christ does not attempt to sermonize on this point. The way the young man phrased his question, "What do I still lack?" smacks a bit of pride or self-righteousness. In effect, he says, "I'm keeping the commandments and have done well in that regard all my life. Show me where I'm coming up short."
Unlike what many of us would do, Christ avoids becoming mired in a dispute about this claim, but gets right to the bottom line: The young man's love of the world. He tells him to sell his possessions, give the money away, and follow Him as a disciple. Yet, the young ruler was unwilling to do this. His treasure was here on earth. His money exerted a stronger tug on his heart than Christ did. Matthew Henry says in his commentary, "When we embrace Christ, we must let go of the world, for we cannot serve God and money."
To the young man's credit, he was not hypocritical. He did not pretend he could do this when he could not. He knew what this meant: Christ's high standards and his own ambitions and desires were incompatible. Being both thoughtful and well-intentioned, he went away "sorrowful."
What did he possess that had such a hold on him as to make him willing to walk away from eternal life? To put it into terms we can relate to: Did he have a fully equipped game room with pinball, billiards, jukebox, and wet bar? Maybe he had the latest and hottest SUV? Perhaps his living room sported a plasma television, where he could kick back and watch all the sports he could handle?
What was holding him back? What did he really trust in? There is nothing spiritually wrong with wealth itself. The Bible is full of examples of godly men who were very wealthy—for instance, great men of God like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Job, and David. The problem is in the love of money.
Because we live in a consumer-driven society, the love of money can hold us back too. Advertisements call to us constantly, informing us of "needs" we did not even know we had. It is difficult to maintain a proper balance while under such an assault. We may not think of it this way, but it could be considered a blessing not to have great wealth because of the additional stress it can put on our spiritual lives.
It is instructive to study what Christ had to say to His disciples after the rich young ruler sadly walked away. Twice Jesus tells us how hard it is for the rich to enter the Kingdom of God. The Christian walk is not easy for anyone, but it is particularly hard for the wealthy. In fact, Jesus goes on to say, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle.
The Rich Young Ruler and the Needle's Eye
Related Topics: Commandments, Keeping | Covetousness | Law Keeping | Lawkeeping | Letter of the Law | Lovers of Money | Parable of the Rich Young Man | Spirit of the Law | Wealth
This proverb has always been intriguing. Years ago, a friend related a story of a gate in the wall around ancient Jerusalem called the "Eye of the Needle," or the "Needle's Eye." This gate was designed in such a way that it could be used by pedestrians but not by marauding bandits on their camels. The only way a camel could get through this "Eye of the Needle" was to be unloaded and crawl through on its knees. This great story—and several variations of it—have made the rounds over the years.
The spiritual analogies were clear. The camel could go through the "Eye of the Needle," but only after being stripped of its baggage—its wealth!
The only problem with this story is that it is not true! There is absolutely no archaeological or historical evidence for the existence of such a gate. The story was first told several centuries ago and has been repeated ever since. It is yet another example of people trying to make Christ's words fit their own concepts of what He meant.
Jesus clearly says that it would be easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle. Can this be done? Of course not! That is the point! Yet, people have tried in vain to make it happen. Some have suggested that there is a misprint in the Greek. The Greek word kamelos, meaning "camel"should really be kamilos, meaning "cable" or "rope." Still, passing a rope through a needle's eye is nevertheless impossible. Ah, but what if one uses a six-inch carpet needle, and the rope is actually made of camel's hair? Others have suggested that this was an Aramaic pun on the word for a camel and that of a gnat or louse, from the Aramaic kalma meaning "vermin" or "louse." It can become quite ridiculous.
All this maneuvering is unnecessary. Christ was using hyperbole, just as He did when He spoke of a plank being in one's eye while attempting to remove the splinter in a brother's eye (Matthew 7:3-4). Everyone seems to understand that this is exaggeration for effect; commentators do not claim, "Well, He really meant a toothpick, not a 2 x 4." In our own speech, we use hyperbole all the time, such as, "This book weighs a ton," or "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."
Jesus' hyperbole in Matthew 19:24 is easily explained. The camel was the largest animal regularly seen in Israel, and its contrast with the small size of a needle's eye shows the utter impossibility of the effort to squeeze the former through the latter. In Babylon, where portions of the Jewish Talmud were written, since the elephant was the largest animal, it was substituted for "camel" in this common aphorism.
Why do so many want to act as apologists for what Christ "really" meant in Matthew 19? Is it because we secretly—or even openly—desire wealth and do not want any biblical negativity slowing us down? Just in case we inherit big bucks from the uncle we forgot we had, we would not want any spiritual stigma attached to the money! To reiterate, the wealth itself is not the problem, but our attachment to it or what it can buy.
Jesus' disciples were horrified at His words. "Who then can be saved?" they wondered. It is very simple. Christ is instructing them that, through his own efforts, no one can be saved. He does not mean just the wealthy cannot be saved, but no one can be saved through his money, his skills, his talents, his intellect, or his good looks!
During the time of Christ, the Jews believed that wealth and prosperity were a sign of God's blessing, so the reaction of His disciples is sheer incredulity. Later, professing Christians fell into the opposite ditch by portraying riches as a hindrance to salvation—which they can be—but so can many other things.
What if we are considered to be poor by this world? Are we somehow better than those with more physical goods? It would be just as dangerous for an underprivileged person to think that he had it made—that his poverty gave him some sort of piety—as it would for a rich man to trust in his wealth. We can be tempted from the path of righteousness by just about anything. Our downfall might be drink, food, television, or any number of things available to us in this world.
It is easy for us to look at the wealthy and judge them to be unfit for God's Kingdom, congratulating ourselves in the process for not having that particular distraction in our lives. While the rich young ruler walked away from Christ, extremely sad that he could not make that leap of faith, what in our own lives has the same hold on us? What is the anchor that keeps our spiritual ship from sailing?
In II Timothy 4:10, Paul writes, "Demas has forsaken me, having loved this present world." What caused Demas to leave Paul and Christ? Demas loved the world; the particulars are not divulged. Whatever it was is of less import than the simple, spiritual fact that a camel cannot go through the eye of a needle. Someone who loves the world, whether rich or poor, will not be in God's Kingdom (James 4:4; I John 2:15-17).
The point is that we do not achieve salvation through our own efforts; it is from God alone, by His grace. "With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible," Jesus assures us. We have our part to play and are rewarded for our efforts, as Romans 2 explains, but when God takes us from this world, works with us, blesses us, and brings us into His Family, it is truly a miracle.
Related Topics: Demas | Eye of a Needle | Hyperbole | Idolatry | Kalma | kamelos | Kamilos | Love of Money | Love of the World | Lovers of Money | Needle's Eye | Parable of the Rich Young Man | Riches | Wealth

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The St. Cloud State men's hockey team lost 2-1 at Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis to 3rd ranked Minnesota Friday night. Ben Hanowski scored the lone SCSU goal and Nick Bjugstad scored the game-winning goal for the Gophers in the 2nd period. Mike Lee made his return as goalie and had 24 saves.
SCSU is 10-13-4 overall and will host the 3rd ranked Gophers tonight at 7:07.


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414 MCKINLEY Dr. Daniel O' Connell . 1836 1904 . D.D.S.
415 MCKINLEY Ann Elizabeth . 1834 1904 . .
416 MCKINLEY Harriet K. . 1860 1961 . .
417 MCKINLEY Milton E. . 1861 1861 . .
418 MCKINLEY Abba B. . 1867 1870 . .
419 MCKINLEY Sheran O. . 1864 1876 . .
420 MCKINLEY E. Ord . 1863 1883 . .
421 MCKINLEY Jeanette . 1876 1915 . .
526 MCMURDO Martha T. . 1869 1907 . .
527 MCMURDO Gladys M. . 1898 1900 . .
166 MEAGER John Howard . 1875 1932 . .
348 MEAGER John . 1842 1911 . .
349 MEAGER Charolotte his wife 1846 1914 . .
350 MEAGER Charles . 1884 1902 . .
351 MEAGER William A. . 1881 1900 . .
71 MEECE Solomon . . . 81 yrs. Priv. Co. K. 6 Reg. PA Vol.
72 MEECE Margaret . . . 82 yrs. .
471 MEFFORD Truman V. . 1906 1929 . .
478 MENHORN Theodore L. . 1889 1918 . Co. A. 132 Inft.
470 MESSERSMITH Joshman . . 01/05/1924 79 yrs. .
452 MIER Samuel . 10/07/1831 12/19/1909 . .
453 MIER Harriet A. his wife 06/21/1841 06/08/1895 . .
264 MILLER Jeremiah A. . 1837 1925 . Co. C. 54th PA Vol.
265 MILLER Levina his wife 1840 1931 . .
506 MILLER Christian R. . . 01/07/1891 41 yrs. 8 days .
19 MORT Mary E. . 1870 1906 . .
20 MORT Vinnie S. . 1904 1906 . .
21 MORT Jacob E. . 1902 1912 . .
81 MULL Andrew W. . . . . Co. C.2P.. H. B. MD Inft.
118 MURRAY William F. . 07/12/1876 12/09/1910 . .
23 MURRAY William K. . 1831 1920 . .
24 MURRAY Agnes R. . 1931 1912 . .
73 MURRAY Edna M. Dau. Of W. & A.M. Murray . 05/20/1903 7 mos. 15 days .
63 MUSSER Charles C. . . 07/04/1862 . .
64 MUSSER Elizabeth his wife 12/19/1867 07/17/1908 . .
112 NEWMAN Solomon O. . 12/06/1865 01/25/1912 . .
113 NEWMAN Martha E. his wife . 10/21/1867 . .
114 NEWMAN Gurney E. . 1890 1916 . .
178 NEWMAN Asa B. . 1854 1909 . .
179 NEWMAN Mary . 1855 1933 . .
180 NEWMAN H. Franklin son of A. B. & M. Newman 06/18/1882 11/15/1905 . .
2 NEWMAN Noah . 1861 1927 . .
294 NEWMAN Lizzie . 06/22/1863 03/20/1901 . .
3 NEWMAN Nancy . 1852 1925 . .
328 NEWMAN William . 06/11/1824 07/28/1894 . .
329 NEWMAN Mary Ann his wife 1834 1914 . .
330 NEWMAN George W. son of N. R. & N. E. Newman . 11/09/1889 2 mos. 25 days .
331 NEWMAN Eleanor dau. Of G. M. & A. Newman 07/02/1918 08/31/1918 . .
332 NEWMAN Henry . 1834 1890 . .
333 NEWMAN Sarah . 1820 1907 .
334 NEWMAN Henry . . . . .
335 NEWMAN Barbara . . . . .
336 NEWMAN Sarah . . . . .
337 NEWMAN Edna Francis . 1893 1894 . .
338 NEWMAN Edna Blanch . 1891 1891 . .
396 NEWMAN Richard . 1861 1932 . .
397 NEWMAN Amanda . 1861 1914 . .
399 NEWMAN Howard M. . 1904 1923 . .
79 NEWMAN Jerome A. . 12/08/1848 06/01/1904 . .
80 NEWMAN Mary A. his wife 06/17/1858 01/05/1929 . .
556 NULL Ellen J. . 1843 1917 . .
558 NULL James A. . . 05/12/1889 19 yrs .
22 OESTER Henry J. . 1893 1918 . World War Vet.
209 OTTO Annie G. wife of F. L. Otto . 08/05/1906 31 yrs. 8 mos. 9 days .
210 OTTO Anna G. dau. Of F. L. & A. G. Otto . 08/17/1906 1 mon. 6 days .
367 PATTERSON Annie E. dau. Of J. B. and Laura Patterson 06/29/1897 06/08/1900 . .
304 PATTON Mathew . . 11/25/1885 61 yrs. 1 mon. 10 days .
305 PATTON Catherine wife of M. Patton . . . .
585 PAUL James . 1881 1923 . .
586 PAUL Joshua son of A. & R. Paul . . . .
235 PENROD Kezia Statler . 1813 1903 . .
402 PETRY Frank . 1848 1903 . .
403 PETRY Mary C. his wife 1844 1918 . .
426 PETRY C. A. . 1882 1906 . .
464 PHILSIN Speer O. . 1864 1928 . .
461 PHILSON Custis M. . 1902 1904 . .
462 PHILSON George E. . 1900 1902 . .
18 PLATTER Catherine . 01/03/1835 07/23/1910 . .
569 PRYNN John . 1867 1906 . .
570 PRYNN Mark A. . 11/10/1879 02/09/1907 Born in Cornwall England .
50 PUTTMAN Peter . 1854 1858 . .
126 PYLE Olie B. . . 10/09/1910 11 yrs. 9 mos. 4 days .
127 PYLE Luther . . . 3 mos. .
259 RADCLIFFE Jacob S. . . 1853 . .
260 RADCLIFFE Henrietta his wife 1846 1909 . .
503 RADCLIFFE William . 1885 1929 . .
504 RADCLIFFE Phoebe . 1850 19-- . .
539 RAHN Sarah L wife of A. H. Rahn 1889 1919 . .
339 RECNER Lloyd A. . 1920 1920 . .
576 REESE Katie Menhorn . 1885 1918 . .
577 REESE John . 1848 1925 . .
578 REESE William H. . 1879 1921 . .
579 REESE Harry Powell son of J. & W. Reese . 11/04/1899 5 yrs. 1 mos. 6 days .
600 REIBER Edna D. . 05/10/1909 10/10/1909 . .
199 REITZ Albert A. . 1878 1921 . .
434 REITZ Harvey M. son of H. H. & M. A. Reitzq 1874 1899 . .
435 REITZ Hartman H. . 1849 1924 . .
537 RINGLER Ada E. . 1883 1921 . .
538 RINGLER John E. . 1918 1919 . .
540 RINGLER Alfred F. . 1874 1927 Spanish War Vet. .
541 RINGLER Kermit R. . 1910 1919 . .
626 RINGLER John W. . 1844 1920 . 1st Barn. 5th Reg. PA Vol.
627 RINGLER Harriet T. . 1846 1909 . .
628 RINGLER J. Newton . 1869 1918 . .
629 RINGLER Theodore . 1876 1907 . Co. I Reg. PA Vol.
311 RITTER Phoebe Ellen wife of Dr. P. P. Ritter . 06/27/1887 32 yrs. 26 days .
533 ROBERTEON Jeanette G. wife of J. R. Roberteon 1891 1918 . .
546 ROBERTSON Margaret A. Dau. Of A. & M. A. Robertson . 10/02/1884 22 yrs. 2 mos. 22 days .
549 ROBERTSON Andrew . 1840 1922 . .
550 ROBERTSON Margaret A. his wife 1845 1924 . .
551 ROBERTSON Mary A. . . 01/16/1890 9 yrs. 7 mos. 6 days .
567 ROBERTSON James E. son of J. & L. Robertson . 02/25/1901 8 yrs. 4 mos. 4 days .
599 ROBERTSON Silas E. . 1906 1919 . .
563 ROBERTSON, JR. George son of G. W. & E. Robertson . 10/18/1883 . .
369 ROBESON Fanny . . . 12 yrs. 9 days .
4 RODAMER Mary wife of H. A. Rodamer 02/02/1843 10/04/1914 . .
5 RODAMER H. A. . 01/13/1843 09/22/1921 . .
6 RODAMER Ella . . 07/31/1925 . .
439 ROSS George L. . 1855 1931 . .
440 ROSS Sarah A. his wife 1854 1923 . .
441 ROSS Marie E. . 1922 1922 . .
490 RUMISER Calvin K. Father 1876 1832 . Dates were on the list this way, they may be transposed or the death year could be 1932 instead of 1832.
65 SCHRAMM George . 1864 1908 . .
192 SHAW H. C. . 09/22/1852 09/23/1910 . .
41 SHIREY George F. . 1874 1921 . .
42 SHIREY Sarah J. his wife 1876 19-- . .
371 SHOEMAKER Doroth W. . . 02/03/1930 20 yrs. .
99 SHOEMAKER Ethel dau. Of A. D. & S. Shoemaker 1911 1917 . .
261 SHORT Ward S. son of William & Levina Short 1903 1907 . .
262 SHORT Herbert J. son of William & Levina Short 1904 1904 . .
559 SHORT John . 03/08/1856 04/02/1898 . .
560 SHORT Edward . . 12/04/1899 6 yrs. .
561 SHORT Maudie E. . 06/24/1898 01/21/1899 . .
510 SHOWALTER Joseph E. . 1897 19-- . .
511 SHOWALTER Grace E. . . . 67 year. .
512 SHOWALTER Barbara Ellen . . 12/19/1933 75 yrs. 5 mos. 16 days .
513 SHOWALTER William . . 02/13/1932 46 yrs. 6 mos. 4 days .
204 SHROYER John . . 10/24/1900 52 yrs. 5 mos. 24 days .
205 SHROYER Sarah his wife . 03/27/1888 37 yrs. 11 mos. 23 days .
568 SHROYER Harry E. . 1919 1921 . .
223 SHUMAKER David H. son of M. S. & M. E. Shumaker . . 23 yrs. 9 mos. 28 days .
307 SHUMAKER Robert K. . 10/15/1861 12/07/1899 . .
352 SHUMAKER Alonzo H. . 1870 1918 . .
373 SIBERT Zach . 1844 19-- . .
374 SIBERT Catherine his wife 1849 1929 . .
103 SIMMONS Sophia M. . 04/14/1888 09/07/1909 . .
370 SKINNER Freda dau. Of M. & E. M. Skinner 10/16/1898 07/20/1900 . .
378 SLOTT Children of W. & M. Slott . . . .
379 SLOTT Thomas V. . . . . .
380 SLOTT Allen E. & Corles R. Children . 01/06/1900 . these children died in their home when it burned.
509 SMALLEY Simon H. . 1856 1928 . .
620 SMALLEY Blanch Evora dau. Of D. HJ. & J. C. Smalley . 11/11/1896 6 mos. 12 days .
364 SMITH Michael F. . . . . .
365 SMITH Jane Thomson . . . . .
454 SMITH John . . 08/25/1887 66 yrs. 5 mos. 2 days .
455 SMITH Catherine . . 09/11/1886 66 yrs. 5 mos. 2 days .
458 SMITH Caroline E. . 1826 1888 . .
459 SMITH William . 1825 1907 . .
460 SMITH Elliot W. . 1862 1928 . .
534 SMITH Stewart . 1852 1916 . .
535 SMITH Lydia Sipe . 1854 1914 . .
536 SMITH katharyne C. . 1880 1900 . .
66 SMOUSE Josephine . 1862 1932 . .
56 SNYDER Susan C. . . 01/13/1904 6 yrs. 10 mos. 16 days .
185 SPEICHER Charlotte Evelyn . . 04/10/1899 4 yrs. 8 days .
34 STANTON Garry L. . 1904 1914 . .
38 STARK Cyrus W. . 1860 1921 . .
39 STARK Matilda his wife 1864 19-- . .
233 STATLER Emanuel Father 1846 1927 . .
234 STATLER Susan S. Mother 1845 1926 . .
236 STATLER Alvin D. . 1881 1907 . .
237 STATLER Lillian K. daughter 1887 1898 . .
473 STATLER Ada Melissa . 03/14/1884 03/08/1926 . .
474 STATLER H. Earle . 1897 1921 . .
475 STATLER Clayton W. . 1858 1915 . .
476 STATLER John W. . 1894 1894 . .
477 STATLER Lulu Maude . 07/13/1887 . 7 mos. 16 days .
520 STAUP James . . 11/16/1906 Co. C. 2nd. P. H. B. inft. .
521 STAUP Mary . 1849 1918 . .
285 STUTZMAN Dr. C. C. . 10/06/1826 12/23/1894 . .
74 SWARTZWELDER James . . 04/10/1900 65 yrs. 1 mon. Civil War Vet.
202 TEDROW Simon G. . 08/07/1839 12/27/1913 . .
437 TEDROW Sarah M. . 1848 1911 . .
87 TEDROW Frank C. . . 1872 . .
88 TEDROW Margaret . 1877 1928 . .
175 THOMAS Charotte . . 09/20/1933 49 yrs. 10 mos. 10 days .
263 THOMAS Nancy . 1850 1923 . .
29 THOMAS William J. . . 09/07/1895 2 yrs. 7 mos. 6 days .
293 THOMAS Barbara E. . 1841 1910 . .
295 THOMAS Mary E. dau. Of J. J. & N. Thomas . 02/12/1888 7 mos. 18days .
296 THOMAS Milton son of J. J. & N. Thomas . 05/07/1882 2 mos. 9 days .
297 THOMAS John J. son of J. J. & N. Thomas . 10/28/1886 7 mos. 22 days .
298 THOMAS Roy C. son of J. J. & N. Thomas . 01/11/1891 7 yrs. 3 mos. 2 days .
51 THOMAS Mary G. dau. Of R. F. & M. J. Thomas 04/22/1896 06/05/1909 . .
52 THOMAS Wm. R. . 1877 1900 . .
90 THOMAS Nancy wife of M. D. Thomas . 10/29/1897 55 yrs. 11 mos. 14 days .
242 Three Children of John SHUNK . . . . .
522 TIPTON Milton H. . 1880 19-- . .
523 TIPTON Bertha M. his wife 1882 1920 . .
524 TIPTON John W. . 1848 1913 . .
525 TIPTON Elizabeth his wife 1842 19-- . .
. Total 700 Graves . . . . . .
547 TRAVIS Lilly wife of Geo. Travis . 04/09/1891 28 yrs. 18days .
548 TRAVIS Margaret E. dau. Of G. & L. Travis . 08/19/1891 5 mos. 5 days .
122 TRENT John M. . 1833 1901 . .
123 TRENT Rachael . 1836 1915 . .
472 TRENT James H. . 1912 1925 . .
346 TURNER Dow L. . 1886 1911 . .
306 VALENTINE Mary C. wife of Calvin C. Valentine . 03/18/1901 21 yrs. 26 days .
89 VOGEL Peter . 03/31/1831 08/16/1896 . .
10 WAGNER James S. . 1896 1905 . .
11 WAGNER Elmer E. . 1900 1925 . .
138 WAGNER Harvey W. . 1875 1928 . .
148 WAGNER Wells . 1830 1889 . .
170 WAGNER Elijah . . 04/05/1885 80 yrs. 10 mos. 15 days .
323 WAGNER Zylphia Olive . dates illegible . .
324 WAGNER G. F. . dates illegible . .
325 WAGNER child . dates illegible . .
326 WAGNER Morris H. . 05/17/1886 02/24/1990 . .
327 WAGNER Lucile dau. Of M. H. & L. Wagner 11/20/1897 12/28/1899 . .
387 WAGNER Henry . 1819 1890 . .
388 WAGNER Elizabeth his wife 1829 1906 . .
499 WAGNER Lester . . 08/19/1892 5 yrs. 7 mos. 9 days .
500 WAGNER George . . 03/28/1899 9 days .
501 WAGNER Mary A. wife of Ellis Wagner 1865 1931 . .
516 WAGNER Alfred . . 1832 . Co. D. 133 Reg. Pa. Vol.
517 WAGNER Phoebe A. . . 03/21/1925 89 yrs. 8 mos. 29 days .
571 WAGNER Silas A. . 1849 19-- . .
572 WAGNER Elizabeth W. his wife 1848 1923 . .
574 WAGNER Blatzer . 10/12/1814 10/15/1891 . .
575 WAGNER Margaret his wife . 06/22/1869 52 yrs. 7 mos. 21 days .
612 WAGNER Elizabeth wife of Wm. Wagner . 09/10/1889 24 yrs. 9 mos. 21 days .
613 WAGNER Joseph . 1842 1919 . .
614 WAGNER Rebecca . 1852 1910 . .
615 WAGNER Freda Children of Joseph & Revecca Wagner 05/01/1890 10/02/1890 . .
616 WAGNER Headly H. . 04/10/1892 09/05/1892 . .
617 WAGNER Ernest . 12/04/1890 03/04/1892 . .
618 WAGNER George B. . 1878 1905 . .
619 WAGNER Robert . . 02/24/1884 3 yrs. 3 mos. 21 days .
62 WAGNER Oscar C. . 10/27/1870 12/19/1909 . .
96 WAGNER Christina M. . 1854 1923 . .
312 WAHL Casper . . 02/05/1834 . .
313 WAHL Lavina . 1866 1881 . .
314 WAHL Luther S. . 1869 1896 . .
315 WAHL Keren H. . 1851 1914 . .
487 WALKER John A. . . 02/18/1930 33 yrs. 11 mos. 23 days .
488 WALKER Maggie . . 01/15/1933 33 yrs. 2 mos. 26 days .
528 WALKER George S. . 1841 1907 . .
529 WALKER Jane dau. Of Geo. A. & Ida Walker . 05/1891 . .
530 WALKER William son of Geo. A. & Ida Walker . 06/19/1897 2 mos. 12 days .
531 WALKER Georgia A. Wife of G. G. Walker 1875 1911 . .
542 WALKER Robert . 1874 19-- . .
543 WALKER Helen M. . 1874 1920 . .
544 WALKER William B. . . 05/23/1888 1 yrs. 6 mos. 10 days .
545 WALKER Barbara B. . . 07/12/1887 2 yrs. 8 mos. .
622 WALKER C. L. . 04/06/1860 05/09/1910 . .
623 WALKER Percy S. . 03/04/1882 08/24/1896 . .
624 WALKER John D. . 01/24/1902 12/24/1913 . .
625 WALKER Florence J. dau. Of C. L. & M. L. Walker 04/18/1891 02/19/1892 . .
32 WELFLEY Ralph Hubert . 03/29/1903 01/15/1906 . .
54 WELFLEY Balthazer . 12/25/1825 09/11/1903 . .
55 WELFLEY Elizabeth . 06/01/1832 07/21/1917 . .
165 WESSNER Samuel . 05/24/1892 11/03/1898 . .
115 WILLIAMS John . 06/30/1856 09/13/1883 . .
116 WILLIAMS Eva . 09/07/1857 12/06/1903 . .
174 WILLIAMS Samuel . . 05/21/1886 7 yrs. 6 mos. .
33 WILLIAMS Almira . 1900 1919 . .
36 WILLIAMS Abraham L. . 1869 1908 . .
37 WILLIAMS Howard L. . 1896 1916 . .
491 WILLIAMS William T. Father 1861 1930 . .
505 WILLIAMS Edward T. . . 01/03/1898 53 yrs. Born Devonshire Eng.
220 WILSON Belle O. dau. Of R. V. Wilson . 07/28/1899 26 yrs. 6 mos. 19 days .
389 WINTER Earl J. son of J.A. & L. Winter . 01/11/1906 1 yr. 7 mos. 28 days .
390 WINTER Lola May dau. Of J. A. & L. Winter . 05/04/1902 9 mos. 4 days .
404 WINTER Robert A. . 1847 . . .
405 WINTER Martha . 1861 19-- . .
82 WINTER Nellie dau. Of G. H. & A. M. Winter 09/08/1901 02/26/1905 . .
84 WINTER Rebecca wife of R. A. Winter . 12/05/1901 50 yrs. 8 mos. 21 days .
391 WINTER, F.L.T. J. A. . 1868 1929 . .
406 WRIGHT Germanus N. . 1857 1932 . .
407 WRIGHT Mary C. . 1857 19-- . .
408 WRIGHT John . 10/13/1808 03/01/1901 . .
409 WRIGHT Rebecca his wife 09/10/1818 03/06/1903 . .
609 WRIGHT Edith M. . 1891 1900 . .
610 WRIGHT Christena . 1856 1918 . .
611 WRIGHT John M. . 1855 19-- . .
482 YODER Emanuel Father 1853 1929 . .
442 YOMMER Lester O. . 11/15/1907 12/17/1924 . .
150 YOUNG, D. D. Rev. L. P. . 1871 1929 . .


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Skupos, a data analytics platform for the convenience-store industry, closed a $6.4 million Series A round of funding led by Toba Capital, with participation from Dynamo Fund, Loup Ventures and existing investors from the company's seed fund. The company has raised $11 million to date. The newest funding will be used to accelerate the company's progression into the c-store industry.
Jake Bolling, Michael Glassman and Linh Nguyen co-founded the startup in 2016 to create a data transaction hub for the $550 billion convenience retail industry. Today, the company tracks and analyzes more than 2 billion annual transactions in real time for more than 2,000 customers, providing tools to retailers to increase revenue, while helping Fortune 500 consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands understand and forecast sales trends in the channel.
The company will use the new funds to continue its expansion across North America and to hire and retain talent.
Founded in 2016, Skupos provides retailers, distributors and CPG brands with insight into movement in the $550 billion in annual sales that flow through the channel. Skupos' software unlocks efficiencies, enabling data-driven decisions across teams in each area of the industry. More than 2,000 customers use the Skupos platform.


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Thanks. I guess I didn't see that described in the documentation.
> with the same result. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.
startup, it is now simply set to show "?" until it can get a good number.
Leave the unit on for a while and you'll see.


From New York, Dave and Sherina spent a weekend getaway here visiting the islands. I was privileged enough to be apart of their very first photo session together as a couple...and we can all agree that they were mere naturals!
We spent the afternoon down at Makapu'u Beach on the east side to capture some greatest parts of Oahu.
Wind can be sometimes unpredictable, and with having this be their last full day on island, we had to make due with what we got - but I couldn't be more honored and proud to work with a loving couple like Dave and Sherina.


Portobello had a great squad of 27 compared to Ross High's 17. So they were ringing the changes throughout the match.
However, was a good performance in a number of areas. Including, tackling, commitment, effort and discipline. Obviously conceding 5 tries means that there is still plenty to work on, but there is a good base. Notable performance from Dean, Stefan, Nicol, Lusky and Liam.


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October 21, 2019 8:30am Comment Idrees Patel
Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy Tab S6 are now supported by TWRP
Samsung sells its flagship Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series in different processor configurations depending on the region. The US, China, and Hong Kong versions of the company's flagships get Snapdragon SoCs, while the rest of the world gets Exynos chips. This year, the US/China/Hong Kong variants of the Samsung Galaxy S10 phones featured the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC, while the rest of the world got the Exynos 9820 variant. It was the same story with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, with the Snapdragon 855 being restricted to the aforementioned three regions, and the rest of the world getting the international Exynos 9825 variant. While the international Exynos variants have unlockable bootloaders, the bootloaders of the US carrier Snapdragon variants are not unlockable. The story gets more complicated when it is known that there are some variants (the Hong Kong variant, for example) of the Snapdragon Galaxy S10/Galaxy Note 10 phones that do have unlockable bootloaders that allow for rooting, flashing TWRP, and more.
In terms of development, what this means is that the Exynos variants of Samsung's flagship phones can have their bootloaders unlocked, can be rooted, and custom recoveries/ROMs can be flashed on them. The unlockable Snapdragon variants also have the potential for development because of unlockable bootloaders, but they are restricted by very limited availability. The US carrier variants of the Snapdragon Samsung phones, on the other hand, are locked down and hence, they can't be rooted, and users can't flash custom recoveries/ROMs.
At the start of this month, unofficial variants of TWRP were developed for the unlockable bootloader variants of the Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. Now, the following Samsung devices have received official TWRP support (device codenames have been mentioned in parenthesis):
Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ (d2q)
Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (d1q)
Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy S10+ (beyond2qlte)
Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy S10 (beyond1qlte)
Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy S10e (beyond0qlte)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 LTE (gts6l)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Wi-Fi (gts6lwifi)
It should be noted that the Galaxy Tab S6 comes in two variants (Wi-Fi/LTE), but both of them are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855. As the US carrier variants of the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 don't have unlockable bootloaders, they don't have TWRP support, and will not have it for the foreseeable future.
Now that official TWRP recoveries have been released, we can expect the first custom ROMs to start being developed for these Snapdragon variants of the Samsung devices. In contrast, the Exynos variant of the Galaxy Note 10+ already has a few One UI-based ROMs developed for it.
The download links for the TWRP recoveries are posted below:
Download TWRP for the Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy Note 10+
Download TWRP for the Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy Note 10
Download TWRP for the Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy S10+
Download TWRP for the Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy S10
Download TWRP for the Snapdragon Samsung Galaxy S10e
Download TWRP for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 LTE
Download TWRP for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Wi-Fi
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Idrees Patel
Idrees Patel is a smartphone enthusiast from India. He has been an Android user since the time he got the LG Optimus One in 2011. He has a bachelor's degree in Management Studies. The subjects in which he is interested are mobile processors, real-world UI performance, in-depth camera quality analysis, and many more. Contact him at [email protected]
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Marquee winger Mile Sterjovski believes Perth Glory's vastly improved form means they should be aiming for a top three finish at the end of the Hyundai A-League season.
Glory are unbeaten in their past six matches, which has seen them climb to fifth spot and move five points clear of the seventh-placed Victory with just nine games left in the season.
Their impressive run has also seen them move from near the bottom of the ladder to just four points outside the top two.
Sterjovski said there was no reason to believe their climb up the ladder couldn't continue, starting with a win against Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium on Sunday.
"We're sitting fifth on the table now and we're only a few points from third so if we can keep going like this and keep winning games, we can finish in the top three easily," he said.
"We're on a pretty good roll and it's important we keep focused and keep working hard to make sure it continues."
"If we win on the weekend it puts us eight points clear of Adelaide and getting the wins at this stage of the season is very important."
A top-four finish would guarantee the Glory their first home final since the creation of the A-League, with their only other post-season action an away penalty shootout semi-final loss to Wellington in 2009-10.
With lofty ambitions, the former Socceroos attacker admitted taking a point from the United game might not be a satisfactory outcome.
"We know it's not going to be an easy game there, they're a good team and they've got great support behind them," Sterjovski said.
"But at the same time we want to go there for a win. We work hard towards that and if we get a draw we'll settle for it, but we're really determined and we want to get a win."
"In the last four or five weeks we've been doing really well, even away from home, and we want to continue that."
Sterjovski has been one of several Glory players to step up in recent weeks and has been integral to the club's resurgence, coming back from a period at the start of the season where he was banished to the National Youth League.
"As long as I kept working hard I knew my opportunities would come, as they did, and I'm grateful things have been going well for me," he said.


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FIREFIGHTERS who battled an out-of-control blaze near Rochester will step up education campaigns at the urging of the public. The region is a higher risk than many for grass fires when catastrophic weather conditions bring blistering temperatures and howling winds on catastrophic risk days, Rochester brigade captain Luke Warren said. He was among those answering questions as the public gathered to take stock of the out-of-control blaze that whipped through paddocks, over roads and a railway line a week-and-a-half ago. "There can be a bit of complacency around grass fires. People think that because it is not bush that they aren't a real threat," he said. That can cause challenges for firefighters running education campaigns in places like Rochester, which lack the forests often associated with dangerous bushfires, Mr Warren said. "But as you saw on the code red day, given the right conditions a grass fire can be just as scary as a large bushfire," he said. That blaze ended up destroying structures and killing stock. It is likely it could have been worse if it had not been slowed by irrigation paddocks and land already cut for hay. The brigade will increase its community education campaigns in the wake of Thursday's public meeting, with members of the public telling Mr Warren and the Campaspe Shire Council they would like more information about how to prepare. "It will be about getting that message across about cleaning up around the house prior to the fire danger period and to keep maintaining that cleanliness throughout that time," he said. Other topics raised included more maintenance of public land and roadsides in the area, Mr Warren said. Those questions were referred to the council. Mr Warren was supportive of calls from veteran firefighter Murray McDonald, who previously told the Bendigo Advertiser neighbours may need to work more closely together to cut down on fire risks in isolated areas around Rochester. "A group of people can do more work than one person on their own. So if neighbours and communities can get together that is going to be far more effective," Mr Warren said. More news: Mr Warren was pleased with the CFA's handling of the fire - a sentiment that members of the public shared at Thursday's meeting. That followed a visit from Victoria's emergency management commissioner Andrew Crisp on Tuesday, who thanked emergency service personnel for their efforts during the fire. "That was really good for morale. It's great to get thanks from anyone, particularly the community. But it's also good to get some recognition at a state level as well," Mr Warren said.
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Rochester firefighters to ramp up education campaign following out-of-control fire
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The Strathallan fire, near Rochester, burned out of control for much of the afternoon on the first code red day in nearly a decade. Picture: NONI HYETT
FIREFIGHTERS who battled an out-of-control blaze near Rochester will step up education campaigns at the urging of the public.
The region is a higher risk than many for grass fires when catastrophic weather conditions bring blistering temperatures and howling winds on catastrophic risk days, Rochester brigade captain Luke Warren said.
He was among those answering questions as the public gathered to take stock of the out-of-control blaze that whipped through paddocks, over roads and a railway line a week-and-a-half ago.
"There can be a bit of complacency around grass fires. People think that because it is not bush that they aren't a real threat," he said.
That can cause challenges for firefighters running education campaigns in places like Rochester, which lack the forests often associated with dangerous bushfires, Mr Warren said.
"But as you saw on the code red day, given the right conditions a grass fire can be just as scary as a large bushfire," he said.
That blaze ended up destroying structures and killing stock. It is likely it could have been worse if it had not been slowed by irrigation paddocks and land already cut for hay.
The Strathallan fire. Picture: NONI HYETT
The brigade will increase its community education campaigns in the wake of Thursday's public meeting, with members of the public telling Mr Warren and the Campaspe Shire Council they would like more information about how to prepare.
"It will be about getting that message across about cleaning up around the house prior to the fire danger period and to keep maintaining that cleanliness throughout that time," he said.
Other topics raised included more maintenance of public land and roadsides in the area, Mr Warren said. Those questions were referred to the council.
Mr Warren was supportive of calls from veteran firefighter Murray McDonald, who previously told the Bendigo Advertiser neighbours may need to work more closely together to cut down on fire risks in isolated areas around Rochester.
"A group of people can do more work than one person on their own. So if neighbours and communities can get together that is going to be far more effective," Mr Warren said.
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Mr Warren was pleased with the CFA's handling of the fire - a sentiment that members of the public shared at Thursday's meeting.
That followed a visit from Victoria's emergency management commissioner Andrew Crisp on Tuesday, who thanked emergency service personnel for their efforts during the fire.
"That was really good for morale. It's great to get thanks from anyone, particularly the community. But it's also good to get some recognition at a state level as well," Mr Warren said.
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BMW R nineT Scrambler
RUST was first in line when the new BMW R nineT Scrambler was released. Our tester liked it so much he bought one!
BMW's R nineT roadster has certainly met with an enthusiastic response. The model has been produced as a response to the growing hipster bobber-come-café racer movement (pure & crafted, blah blah blah) – and given that's a trend based on self-build using ostensibly 1970s roadsters (old CBs, R65/80s etc) you'd have to think that recreating such a stripped-down look with a brand new bike might be thought of as artificial, essentially a pastiche of the real thing (you know, fake), and so shunned. But not so, the R nineT has overcome all such resistance by simply being such a very good motorcycle (as our Warren M. found, see RUST 12).
WE'RE CLAIMING IT!
So we've appreciated the R nineT roadster while acknowledging it's a mite peripheral as to our specific area of interest. The arrival of the Scrambler variant, however, has fallen very much in our court and so we wanted to be onto this, no questions. The Scrambler takes the base R nineT concept and tweaks it in a fair few directions to make a taller, gravel road ready machine – our kind of bike.
Most obvious are the changes to the front end. The USD forks are ditched in favour of conventional non-adjustable 43mm 'tellies' (complete with old-style gaitors) and those forks hold what is effectively a GS wheel, in our test bike (a Scrambler X) the optional 19" cross-spoked type. The geometry is kicked out a fair deal, too, from 25.5º/102mm to a very relaxed 28.5º/110mm (rake & trail). Ever so slightly disappointingly, the fork travel is also reduced (not increased) from 120mm to 116mm. However the Paralever set-up at the rear has increased travel, up from 120 to 140mm. A slight sense of imbalance there… The Scrambler has a longer wheelbase as a result, up from 1476 to 1527mm (that's like two-inches longer).
There are other subtle changes, too, like the single clock (and so no rev counter), which aesthetically we prefer. The high-rise twin mufflers which, while looking nothing like the original, BMW do say take inspiration from the 1951 R68 (ISDT) model. Then there are items like the serrated off-road style footpegs and the authentic crude steel rear brake lever as found on the GS range (retrograde material but highly practical – being bendable and so unlikely to snap in a fall). The overall effect is achingly handsome. It'll melt the heart of the sternest skeptic.
THE PROOF IS IN THE PUFFIN
The Scrambler is such a visual feast that to ride it, to sully it with road grime, let alone dirt, seems simply sacrilege. This bike will create devoted owners, they'll want to ride it, but they'll spend hours cleaning it afterwards, bringing a sparkle back to every spoke, checking every square millimeter of the engine paint for chips. You make sure you're wearing clean jeans before you sit on the Scrambler. God, it's beautiful.
Ridden back-to-back with its R nineT roadster sibling, it's so obviously its own bike. You immediately feel the extra length and the steering geometry makes for a more planted, slower-steering feel and set of responses. It's not super-tanker slow by any means, but the roadster is far snappier. But this is what we need, the roadster would be hell on a gravel road, too nervous, whereas this Scrambler feels dialed-in for such work.
The motor is as exquisite as the styling. I rode with this engine in an R1200GS Rallye in the 2012 GS Trophy (in South America) and fell in love with it then, the old oil and air-cooled 1170cc four-valve twin is so incredibly optimized, so torquey, so smooth and at 110bhp you need no more. The new Waterboxer may be punchier, quite a bit more powerful and of course super-trick, but for character this older motor aces it, it literally speaks to your heart (jeez, I've come over pretty romantic and all…).
As a point of interest, the R nineT roadster we had along on the ride was made to Euro 3 spec, while the Scrambler is Euro 4, and while they felt ever so slightly different, there wasn't an easily-definable difference. The motor hasn't been strangled, it's just as it was, only now there's this odd canister hanging down behind the motor, the carbon canister, that we understand catches the fuel vapours from the tank (heck, emissions regs are getting super-tight, eh?).
CAN IT SATISFY?
Can it satisfy? Hell yeah! We've not stopped thinking about it, talking about it, since we tested the bike 72 hours ago. Co-tester July is on the point of buying one (see his second opinion). It really is ridiculously handsome; personally I'm no café racer or bobber or scrambler fan, but this bike looks so damn on the money. I like the simple clock, I like fact the switch blocks have probably no more than two or three functions each – it is as stripped down as a modern bike can be.
I have reservations – I wish the forks could have offered 140mm of travel, like the shock – it might offer some extra ground clearance at that, too. A fuel tank of 20-litres might have been better than 17-litres, but I can ride slower to go further if that's what it takes. And it needs the tall seat option at the least to be properly comfortable, that stitched tan seat might look great but it's no touring perch. The ergos will need adapting to offer a proper standing position (for burning gravel roads), which possibly means bar risers, maybe even footrest lowering – it depends on your height. And for off-road I think we need to discuss options on the front mudguard, even the rear – which will be tricky because properly protective guards will hurt the aesthetic. Maybe I'm just being 'old' on that, but to see this bike shot-blasted by stones would break my heart.
Maybe, personally, I just wouldn't take it off-road (which is kind of missing the point of this model) simply to save its appearance. I'd still be happy though, for summer hacking around the streets and lanes, it's one sublime ride – and yes (again, personally) I'd have this over the roadster variant. In the Scrambler BMW have made a truly beautiful bike – and that in itself is enough. But it's dynamically a great bike, too. How you interact with it looks wide open to interpretation, be it as a street scrambler for chilled-out weekend fun or maybe for something more…
THE SCRAMBLER AS A TRAVEL BIKE…
Our mate July Behl would like to use the Scrambler as an adventure bike. His current ride is a KTM 1190 Adventure R, but July thinks the Scrambler will ace this, even the GS, as the perfect travel bike for him…
"Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication" (said Leonard da Vinci) and this is the essence of the new BMW R nineT Scrambler. It's neat. It's simple. It's pure. It's sheer happiness. I'm on a quest to find an uncomplicated but modern bike for my overlanding trip to the Americas next year and this bike is currently top of my list for a whole host of reasons.
Overlanding on a Scrambler? When you own an adventure bike?! Questions will be raised, the forum fanatics will be up in arms, and it would certainly fuel the fire to the most boring debate of all time: BMW vs KTM? Who cares? Just like the Scrambler, my needs are fairly modest; I want happiness and character. Irrespective of the make, model and all of those mundane details, what I'm looking for is a bike that will not only get me out of bed in the morning but also put a big grin on my face each time I ride it. A bike that has a certain presence and I don't mean physical presence, like the BMW 1200 GSA or the Triumph Explorer, but presence on a more sublime level.
Before I knew it, I'd arranged a test ride and I have to admit the Scrambler had me at 'Hello'. Having said that, the cynic in me wanted to test the mettle of the bike and not just get absorbed by its gorgeous looks. I've made that mistake in the past both with women and motorcycles and it's never worked for me. I will leave the technical review to the professionals and focus on what I felt, what worked and what didn't work for me. Just to be explicitly clear, I'm talking about motorcycles here and not women. In case you were wondering.
We test rode the Scrambler X variant which in addition to all the features of the standard model comes with spoke wheels, dual sport tyres, LED indicators and heated grips. There's no paraphernalia of multiple rider aids, electronic suspension control, screen adjustment etc… It's unpretentious and confident. The bike glides effortlessly through traffic but has enough torque and power for those exciting moments, twisty roads and certainly enough for off-roading. Though we didn't go off-road, we tested it enough to get an idea of its ability to tackle gravel.
At the heart of the Scrambler sits the old oil- and air-cooled GS 1200 engine, which has been adapted to make it Euro 4 compliant. The engine feels comparatively agricultural compared to a liquid-cooled GS but it has oodles of character. You tease the throttle and the bike rocks from side to side giving just enough vibration to remind you of the engine size and its capability. It certainly sells itself through its handling, but not in a brash or overstated way.
The Scrambler epitomises bike minimalism at its best. Just enough of everything. That said, there are certain areas of improvement – not necessarily for the bike in its current avatar and for what it's meant for – but for my overlanding trip. I'd like to have the right blend of off-roading and tarmac on my trip and 50:50 sounds about right at the moment. As much as I love off-roading and all it has to offer there are some real gems like the Pacific Coast Highway, which have to be done.
With a little help from my friend, Dr. Schwarz at BHS (Bike Health Service/ Touratech) in Germany, I'd make these minor modifications to the bike to get it trip ready. Don't get me wrong, I'd happily ride it overland in its current form but experience suggests that these enhancements will shield the bike from any unnecessary damage, which if possible should be avoided.
I'd start with bar risers, both for sitting down and stand up riding. The OEM setup is just too low and won't be particularly comfortable for long distances. Obviously, bike protection is paramount and a bash plate and cylinder covers or a crash guard would save me thousands of pounds, not if, but when the bike goes down. I'll need a basic frame or some contraption to support my chosen luggage style of soft bags, which should ensure they steer clear of the rear wheel. And to make sure my possessions don't get charred, I would need to move to a lower single pipe exhaust setup. I'd need to ride the bike more and take it off-road to assess the performance of the suspension, but for now it seems all right and does the job.
To answer the pertinent question – can I picture myself riding this in the Americas? The answer is a big fat YES. Will the bike cope? To put it in perspective, if Bruce Smart aka Teapot One can do it on a Gixer (Suzuki GSX-R1000), Nathan Millward can do it on a Honda CT110, Steph Jeavons can do it on a Honda CRF250L and Nick Sanders can do it on a Royal Enfield – then the Scrambler would certainly do it. I don't currently possess the wealth of overlanding experience this group of people have but do share the same hunger to explore the world on two wheels.
There's a certain old school charm, even romance that comes with simplicity. Going back to basics, and in my current state of mind, I want to embrace, enjoy, and maximise it by doing my favorite thing in the world – riding motorcycles. Yes, the Scrambler fits the brief.
Type air-cooled, DOHC 8-valve boxer-twin four-stroke
Capacity 1170cc
Bore x stroke 101 x 73mm
Ignition Electronic, 12v
Carburation fuel injection
Primary/final drive gear / shaft drive
Clutch dry clutch
Gearbox 6-speed
Frame tubular steel bridge
Front suspension 43mm telescopic fork, 116mm travel
Rear suspension BMW Paralever, 140mm travel
Front brake Twin 320mm discs, four-piston calipers, ABS
Rear brake 265mm disc with twin-piston caliper, ABS
Wheels wire spoked, alloy rim
Front tyre 120/70-19
Rear tyre 170/60-17
Dry weight 220kg
Wheelbase 1527mm
Seat height 820mm
Claimed power 81kW (110hp) at 7750rpm
Claimed torque 116Nm (85lbft) at 6000rpm
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BenchMark Physical Therapy Opens Outpatient Clinic in McMinnville, TN
BenchMark Physical Therapy opened an outpatient clinic today at 235 E. Main St. The clinic is open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and Thursday; 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Friday; and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday. To make an appointment, please call 931-488-8511 or visit benchmarkpt.com.
BenchMark offers in-clinic and telehealth options for outpatient orthopedic physical therapy. They include manual therapy, injury prevention, return to performance, total joint replacement, concussion management and vestibular rehabilitation programs. Clinic director Darin Payne has lived with his family in Warren County for the past 10 years. He earned a doctor of physical therapy degree from Tennessee State University and is certified in dry needling, spinal manipulative therapy, selective functional movement assessments, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization and cupping.
BenchMark (benchmarkpt.com), part of the Upstream Rehabilitation family of clinical care, offers access to care within 24 hours and works with all insurance types.
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Chelsea: Pulisic out for 6 weeks, could miss start of EPL
LONDON Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic faces six weeks out with a right hamstring injury that could see him miss the start of the English Premier League.
The American was injured last Saturday in the 2-1 loss to Arsenal in the FA Cup final after scoring at Wembley Stadium.
With Christian Pulisic I think its going to be touch and go for the start of the season, Chelsea manager Frank Lampard said on Friday. Were probably looking around a six-week injury. So with six weeks, doing the maths, it gets very close to, and is probably into, the start of the new season. But we have to treat it right, the injury.
The season is due to begin on Sept. 12.
Pulisic had 11 goals and eight assists in his first season at Chelsea after joining from Borussia Dortmund.
In the big scheme of things with Christian, when he reflects on his first season, the improvement levels coming here when you think of the goals and assists hes had this year, its the best of his career, Lampard said. And thats his first year in the Premier League. From where hes gone at the start to how hes ended up and how he has played in the restart, he should be very happy, and thats down to his work.
So well get him fit, and get him ready. If he misses the first one or two games of the season, then well have a firing Christian hopefully as hungry as he looked for the restart.
Chelsea's season continues in the Champions League, with the London club trying to overturn a 3-0 deficit against Bayern Munich in the pandemic-delayed round of 16 on Saturday.


[Peter]'s homebuilt ultralight is actually flying now and not in ground effect, much to the chagrin of YouTube commenters. [Peter Sripol] built a Part 103 ultralight (no license required, any moron can jump in one and fly) in his basement out of foam board from Lowes. Now, he's actually doing flight testing, and he managed to build a good plane. Someone gifted him a ballistic parachute so the GoFundMe for the parachute is unneeded right now, but this gift parachute is a bit too big for the airframe. Not a problem; he'll just sell it and buy the smaller model.
Last week, rumors circulated of Broadcom acquiring Qualcomm for the sum of One… Hundred… Billion Dollars. It looks like that's not happening now. Qualcomm rejected a deal for $103B, saying the offer, 'undervalued the company and would face regulatory hurdles.' Does this mean the deal is off? No, there are 80s guys out there who put the dollar signs in Busine$$, and there's politicking going on.
TechShop is gone. With a heavy heart, we bid adieu to a business with a whole bunch of tools anyone can use. This leaves a lot of people with TechShop memberships out in the cold, and to ease the pain, Glowforge, Inventables, Formlabs, and littleBits are offering some discounts so you can build a hackerspace in your garage or basement. In other TechShop news, the question on everyone's mind is, 'what are they going to do with all the machines?'. Nobody knows, but the smart money is a liquidation/auction. Yes, in a few months, you'll probably be renting a U-Haul and driving to TechShop one last time.
3D Hubs has come out with a 3D Printing Handbook. There's a lot in the world of filament-based 3D printing that isn't written down. It's all based on experience, passed on from person to person. How much of an overhang can you really get away with? How do you orient a part correctly? God damned stringing. How do you design a friction-fit between two parts? All of these techniques are learned by experience. Is it possible to put this knowledge in a book? I have no idea, so look for that review in a week or two.
Like many of us, I'm sure, [Adam] is a collector of vintage computers. Instead of letting them sit in the attic, he's taking gorgeous pictures of them. The collection includes most of the big-time Atari and Commodore 8-bitters, your requisite Apples, all of the case designs of the all-in-one Macs, some Pentium-era PCs, and even a few of the post-97 Macs. Is that Bondi Blue? Bonus points: all of these images are free to use with attribution.
Nvidia is blowing out their TX1 development kits. You can grab one for $200. What's the TX1? It's a really, really fast ARM computer stuffed into a heat sink that's about the size of a deck of cards. You can attach it to a MiniITX breakout board that provides you with Ethernet, WiFi, and a bunch of other goodies. It's a step above the Raspberry Pi for sure and is capable enough to run as a normal desktop computer.
[Phillip Torrone] has started a discussion about a possible upgrade to the public library system in the US and wants to know what you think. His name should be familiar (Hackaday founder, Open Source hardware advocate, and Tron costume model) and he's definitely got his finger on the pulse of today's electronics enthusiasts. He poses the question, could we upgrade libraries to become public techshops?
As a frequenter user of my own library system here in Madison, Wisconsin I like to think that they're not going anywhere anytime soon. I find it nice to be able to borrow books, as it seems wasteful to buy a book I will only read once. Sure, I do buy and sell books at the used book store, but that doesn't diminish how I value the library system and often suggest in posts that our readers should go check out books they're interested in.
But I must agree with [Mr. Torrone] that, a least to some extent, reserving large buildings to house collections of books may be an outdated concept. It's not just the books that make the library. These buildings provide computer time and Internet access to the community. I've occasionally written posts from public libraries instead of paying the 'coffee tax' to get on WiFi in a coffee shop. Libraries also serve as community meeting spaces, and polling places. And what [Phillip] is talking about aims to offset some of the stacks in order to augment the functionality of the institution.
What if it were a repository of knowledge in the written form as well as a place to use tools and learn new skill? It's an intriguing question and I'm glad he asked it.


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    public static class Extensions
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        public static List<Group> AsGroups(this IEnumerable<Light> lights)
        {
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            {
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                {
                    groups[light.group] = new List<Light>();
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        public static List<Location> AsLocations(this IEnumerable<Light> lights)
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        public static bool IsSuccessful(this IEnumerable<ApiResult> results, MatchMode matchMode = MatchMode.Any)
        {
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                    return results.All(ApiResult.Successful);
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A mountain molded into the bottom of a pint glass took off like wildfire—and Mount Bachelor is the next peak in line to be pressed forever into glass from North Drinkware.
On February 1, 2015—Superbowl Sunday—Leigh and Matt Capozzi and their family kicked back to watch TV in their Portland home. On the screen wasn't the game, however, but a live feed of the Kickstarter campaign they'd launched that morning. The goal was to raise $15,000 to begin production on a pet project they'd dreamed up with their friend Nic Ramirez: a hand-blown pint glass with the shape of Mount Hood molded into the base.
"Our hope was to be able to produce maybe 200 glasses to fulfill Kickstarter orders and gift the rest to friends and family," recalled Matt. Fate had another plan for the founders of North Drinkware. Instead of the projected thirty-two days, $15,000 was raised in five hours and fifteen minutes. Within forty-eight hours, North Drinkware was 600 percent funded. The campaign ended with $531,000 in pre-orders of The Oregon Pint from more than 5,500 backers.
What the North team loved about the handcrafted vessel—the way it celebrated both Oregon craft beer and the state's beloved and tallest mountain—turned out to be only part of what attracted others. "We fielded hundreds of emails in those early days," said Leigh. Some interested buyers were Oregon ex-patriots, missing home. Some were one-time visitors seeking a souvenir. Some loved the idea of supporting the art community. Others appreciated the 100 percent locally sourced business model. Overall, the glass hit a serious chord of connection to Oregon and the mountains.
The team was blown away by the feedback they received, both aesthetic and financial. But challenges were still to come. Taking USGS data of a mountain from 3-D imagery to tangible, detailed design was its own trial. Next was the search for a mold medium that could withstand the 600-degree temperatures of the hand blown glass process. Several very expensive graphite molds (as well as a lot of pint glasses) were destroyed before they arrived at the stainless steel mold currently in use. It took eight months to fulfill the original 12,000 Kickstarter orders and another to launch an online store, which promptly sold out.
These were all good problems to have, and anyway, the trio had come to North Drinkware with a combined powerful skillset. Leigh and Matt met in the late 1990s while working for Burton Snowboards, Matt in product management and Leigh in public relations. Matt and Nic both presently work for Cinco Design in Portland, a product and brand design agency with huge clients such as Nike, Smith Optics and Microsoft.
Like so many entrepreneurs, the team has found that what makes this experience stand out in the arc of their careers is that it's personal. "Doing great work is fulfilling, but doing great work and seeing results for your own brand is super rewarding," said Leigh.
Matt and Leigh moved to Bend in 2016, fulfilling another dream to raise their two daughters closer to their long-term "personal playground," Mount Bachelor. Nic and Matt now put in a day or two each a week for North, while Leigh concentrates full-time on the company. Glass blowers create custom pints and tumblers five days a week at Elements Glass in Northwest Portland; warehousing and shipping is all out of Portland, too.
North Drinkware currently produces glasses featuring mountains from Washington, Colorado, California and Vermont, in addition to Oregon. Custom wood coasters featuring USGS topographic data complement each glass. This February, North will launch a new collection featuring a second mountain from a state for the first time. Not surprisingly, the peak they chose for this distinction is their own most cherished, Mount Bachelor. "We're excited to honor our local mountain and offer a glass to our hometown," said Leigh. The Mount Bachelor pint and tumbler will be available at Ginger's Kitchenware and Lark Mountain Modern in Bend, as well as online.


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Preview: Glenavon v Cliftonville
Home/Premiership, Preview/Preview: Glenavon v Cliftonville
Cliftonville provide the opposition at Mourneview Park for the final league game of the Danske Bank 2018/19 season with attention beginning to turn towards the Europa League play-offs. A point tomorrow would guarantee Glenavon a third place finish after Tuesday night's seven goal thriller at Warden Street saw Ballymena United seal their second place finish.
Depending on the outcome of tomorrow's game between Glentoran and Institute and whether Crusaders or Ballinamallard win the Irish cup next Saturday, leaves four possible scenarios for the play-offs, as explained by the NI Football League here.
Finishing third could be significant for Glenavon should Crusaders lose in the Irish Cup as the two sides would then face each other in the play-off semi-final with the team finishing in the higher league position having home advantage.
All will become clear in due course!
Photo by Maynard Collins
A win tomorrow would see Glenavon set a club record by finishing on 70 points but as Gary Hamilton told us "We'll be going to try to win tomorrow, secure third and finish on a record points tally but, even if we do that, we could still miss out on Europe.
"Cliftonville, apart from the other night against Linfield, have been on a tremendous run since Paddy took over and we know we'll get a difficult game tomorrow but we want to finish the season on a high by winning tomorrow and we'll be going out to do so.
"We have to take into consideration all the players who have been playing a lot of games and some have been playing with injuries and we have potentially two massive games coming up if we are lucky enough to win the semi-final and get to the final of the play-offs. We've had to get them to play anyway because of potentially finishing second. Now that that's ruled out we have to be careful to manage the squad.
"It means a lot to me and to the squad to try and get the three points tomorrow but we have to make sure that we give ourselves every chance of qualifying for Europe – it's a Catch 22 situation. I'm really proud of the boys regardless of the result tomorrow. Coming off the back of a season where we've lost so many key players and players to injury and staff members as well. It's still been an incredible season and it'll be nice to finish the season on a high but our main focus now has to go on the playoff games."
Last five league games
Glenavon:W W D W L
Cliftonville: W W D W L
Last ten games in all competitions
Glenavon: W4 D4 L2 F21 A17, Average goals per game: 3.8
Matchday Sponsors
Match Sponsor: Tritex Core Company (Trim Co Meath)
Ball Sponsor: Patience Rewarded Syndicate
Man of the Match Sponsor: Barry Craig
Referee: Tony Clarke; Assistants: Paul Robinson, Mark O'Brien; 4th Official: Gareth Stewart
By Webmaster|2019-04-26T18:06:45+00:00April 26th, 2019|Categories: Premiership, Preview|0 Comments
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Result: Ballymena Utd. 0-3 Glenavon
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Servo Yachts unveils new catamaran with suspended superstructure – Robb Report
Forget the Dramamine. Servo Yachts has designed a whole new range of catamarans to combat seasickness.
The nascent American builder, founded by David Hall, has teamed up with British studio Shuttleworth Design to develop a range of ships that glide smoothly through the water without the types of movement that typically cause seasickness in passengers.
The latest 165-footer, dubbed the Martini 7.0, is the tallest and most advanced cat in the series to date. With a carbon fiber exterior and foam cores, the multihull has an innovative electric suspension system that adapts in real time to the height and angle of the waves.
The Martini 6.0 (photo) has the same technology as the Martini 7.0.
Servo / shuttle yacht design
In short, the two hulls of the ship are connected by four articulated scissor mechanisms positioned at each corner of the superstructure. While cruising, the superstructure can be lifted up to 12 feet and suspended safely away from rough waters.
According to the designers, Martini 7.0 can navigate an ocean swell with virtually no movement in the suspension bridge where the crew and guests are located. The new design is also said to cause less drag than traditional yachts, which means it's faster and more efficient than conventional competitors.
On board, the main deck accommodates 10 people in four en-suite guest cabins and a full-width master suite that includes an office and gym. Crew accommodation, meanwhile, is on the lower deck, along with a galley, dive shop, and garage that can accommodate a 21-foot dinghy.
The Martini 6.0 (pictured) also has a suspended superstructure.
Designed for outdoor entertainment, the ship features an infinity pool flanked by sunbeds aft of the main deck, as well as a lounge and jacuzzi on the upper deck.
The duo have already designed a number of prototypes of similar ships ranging from 17ft to 45ft that have been tested in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as a 150ft concept called Martini 6.0. There also appears to be a market for this type of smooth cruiser. According to the United States National Library of Medicine, one in three people is considered very susceptible to motion sickness.
"With the Martini 7.0, I think we've found a way to solve seasickness and dramatically improve the boating experience so everyone can enjoy traveling the ocean," Hall said in a comment. communicated. "I am very happy that Servo Yachts continues to push the boundaries of marine technology and transform ocean travel. "
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