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Some of the services provided on the Site or associated with the Services require you to register and create an account with us under a username you select. You agree to provide and maintain your account with accurate and complete information about yourself as prompted by the Site or Services. By providing us with such information, you authorize us and our third party agents to make any inquiries we consider necessary to confirm such information. You will not impersonate any third party or misrepresent your identity or affiliation with any third party, including using another person's account information, or another person's name, likeness, voice, image or photograph.
You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your personal information and for restricting access to your computer and your account. We may, in our discretion, allow you to authorize additional users on your account. You are responsible for all activities that occur under your account, and we will not be liable for any actions by any other individual that uses your account (including, without limitation, any other authorized users), identity or personal information with or without your consent or knowledge. You also agree to notify us promptly of any unauthorized use of your account, account information, identity, or personal information, or other breach of security that you become aware of involving or relating to the Site or the Services. You agree to exit from your account or the Services at the end of each session.
By posting, uploading, inputting, providing or submitting any information, data or materials or engaging in any other form of communication, including, without limitation, any User Content, as defined below (individually or collectively "Submissions") to or through the Website or the Services, you grant Brunswick and its affiliated companies and necessary sub-licensees a perpetual, worldwide, irrevocable, unrestricted, non-exclusive, royalty free license to use, copy, license, sublicense, adapt, distribute, display, publicly perform, reproduce, transmit, modify, edit and otherwise exploit such Submissions, in all media now known or hereafter developed, unless otherwise prohibited by the terms of these Terms or any applicable federal, state or local law or regulation (including, without limitation, any regulation applicable to the Services). You hereby waive all rights to any claim against Brunswick for any alleged or actual infringements of any proprietary rights, rights of privacy and publicity, moral rights, and rights of attribution in connection with Brunswick's authorized use of such Submissions. Except as otherwise set forth in these Terms, the Submissions will be treated as being non-confidential and nonproprietary, and Brunswick assumes no obligation to protect confidential or proprietary information from disclosure and will be free to reproduce, use, and distribute the Information to others without restriction. We will also be free to use any ideas, concepts, know-how or techniques contained in the Information for any purpose whatsoever including, without limitation, developing, manufacturing and marketing products and services incorporating such Submissions.
By posting, uploading, inputting, providing or submitting your Submission, you warrant and represent that you own or otherwise control all of the rights to your Submission as described herein, including, without limitation, all the rights necessary for you to provide, post, upload, input or submit such Submission. You acknowledge that, by submitting Submissions through the Services, no confidential, fiduciary, contractually implied or other relationship is created between you and Brunswick other than pursuant to these Terms or as established by applicable federal, state or local law or regulations.
As a convenience to our users, Brunswick provides or may provide, at its sole discretion and via the Services, e-mail functions, messaging services, file communities, polls, surveys, user to user games, and other similar services (collectively, the "Social Features"). Social Features are provided by Brunswick to you and other users of the Site and the Services, subject to these Terms. Brunswick has no control over any user-generated content, information, and materials of any kind or nature posted in or submitted to the Social Features sections of the Services (collectively, "User Content"), and the user posting or submitting such User Content is responsible for the reliability, accuracy and truthfulness of such User Content. You acknowledge that the User Content may contain material or information that you or other users find offensive, distasteful or otherwise unacceptable, and you hereby release Brunswick from any responsibility for such material. Brunswick does not and cannot review every message posted by users on the Site or the Services, and is not responsible for the content of these messages or the views or opinions expressed by its users. We reserve the right to, but are not obligated to, delete, move or edit User Content, in whole or in part, submitted by users to us for any reason. We do not assume any obligation to monitor the Social Features or remove any specific material.
Share personal information (your name, phone number, home address, password, etc.) with others on the Site or using the Services.
Any violation of these Terms may result in Brunswick terminating or suspending your access to Social Features on a temporary or permanent basis, as determined by Brunswick in its sole discretion.
Information disclosed in Social Features is, by design, disclosed to the public via the Site and the Services. We are not responsible for any information you choose to disclose to others via the Social Features. We reserve the right, but not the obligation, to remove any posts for any reason. Without in any way limiting the generality of the "Submissions" paragraph, above, by posting or uploading User Content to any Social Feature or submitting any other User Content to Brunswick, you automatically grant (or warrant that the owner of such rights has expressly granted) Brunswick a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, irrevocable, non-exclusive right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, sub-license, create derivative works from and distribute such materials or incorporate such User Content into any form, medium, or technology now known or hereafter devised throughout the universe in perpetuity. In addition, you warrant that the content as uploaded or posted by you does not violate any person's so-called "moral rights" or other similar or analogous rights under any applicable laws in any country or region of the world.
You understand that the uploading to or posting of any User Content in any Social Feature is not subject to any obligation of confidence on the part of Brunswick, and Brunswick shall not be liable for any use or disclosure of any User Content. Without limitation of the foregoing, Brunswick shall exclusively own all now known or hereafter existing rights to the User Content of every kind and nature, in perpetuity, throughout the universe and shall be entitled to unrestricted use of the User Content in any and all media, now known or hereafter devised, throughout the universe, in perpetuity for any purpose whatsoever, commercial or otherwise, without compensation or credit to the provider, author or owner of the User Content.
Users can also delete customer data, via the functionality of the Sync Passport Service or by emailing your request to privacy@brunswickbowling.com., at any time. When Brunswick receives a complete deletion instruction from you, Brunswick and any applicable Center will delete the relevant customer data from applicable systems within a maximum period of 180 days unless retention obligations apply.
The Services may utilize or include third party software that is subject to open source and third party license terms ("Third Party Software"). You acknowledge and agree that your right to use such Third Party Software as part of the Services is subject to and governed by the terms and conditions of the open source or third party licenses applicable to such Third Party Software, including, without limitation, any applicable acknowledgements, license terms and disclaimers contained therein. In the event of a conflict between these Terms and the terms of such open source or third party licenses, the terms of the open source or third party licenses shall control with regard to your use of the relevant Third Party Software. In no event, shall the Services or components thereof be deemed to be "open source" or "publically available" software.
The Site and Services may also contain links to, or incorporate or utilize, other websites, services, advertisements, promotions, information, materials or social media tools, SNS owned or maintained by third parties (collectively, "Third Party Services"). The Third Party Services are not under the control of Brunswick, and Brunswick is not responsible for the contents of any Third Party Service, including without limitation any link contained in a Third Party Service, or any changes or updates to a Third Party Service. We do not guarantee or attest to the accuracy and completeness of the information obtained through these Third Party Services. Accordingly, Brunswick will not be held liable for decisions made based upon information on these Third Party Services, and your use and access of the Third Party Services is at your sole risk. We are not responsible for web casting or any other form of transmission received from any Third Party Service. We are providing these links and services to you only as a convenience and as an enhancement to the Site, the Services and our services, and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by Brunswick of the site or any association with its operators, as we have no control over the quality, accuracy or comprehensiveness of the information obtained. You agree to abide by the terms and conditions of any applicable Third Party Services and acknowledge that these Terms do not grant you any copyright, trademark, patent or other intellectual property right in the Third Party Services or any products, services, processes or technology described or offered therein.
We may terminate any Third Party Service's ability to interact with the Website or the Services at any time, with or without notice, and in our sole discretion, with no liability to you or to the third party. Any Third Party Service may take actions to impact our ability to make available some or all of the features of the Website or the Services at any time, with or without notice, and we will not be liable to you or to the third party for any such actions.
The licenses granted in these Terms are effective until termination. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to suspend the Site, the Social Features, the Services, or your use thereof, or terminate these Terms or your access to the Site and the related services (including, without limitation, the Social Features), the Services or any portion thereof at any time, without notice, for any reason, including, without limitation, for your violation of any of its provisions. The Intellectual Property Rights, Warranty Disclaimer, Limitations of Liability, Submissions, Indemnification and General sections of these Terms shall survive any such termination.
The Services are intended for general audiences and is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect or maintain Personal Information from persons under 13 years of age on the Services, and no part of the Services is directed to persons under 13. If we learn that Personal Information of children under the age of 13 has been collected on the Services without verifiable parental consent, then we will take the appropriate steps to delete this information. If you are a parent or guardian and discover that your child under the age of 13 has obtained an account for any of the Services or otherwise provided Personal Information to us, then you may alert us at support@brunswickbowling.com and request that we delete that child's Personal Information from our systems.
Our Website has industry standard security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under our control. While there is no such thing as "perfect security," we will take all reasonable steps to protect your Personal Information.
Brunswick operates global infrastructure designed to provide state-of-the-art security through the entire information processing lifecycle. This infrastructure is built to provide secure deployment of services, secure storage of data with end-user privacy safeguards, secure communications between services, secure and private communication with customers over the Internet, and safe operation by administrators. Brunswick Services run on this infrastructure.
You hereby agree to indemnify, defend and hold Brunswick and all its directors, officers, agents, employees, information providers, partners, affiliates, licensors and licensees (collectively, the "Indemnified Parties") harmless from and against any and all liability and costs incurred by the Indemnified Parties (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees and costs) in connection with any claim arising out of or related to (i) your Submissions as provided to Brunswick, (ii) any breach by you of these Terms (iii) your access to or use of the Services, Third Party Software or Third Party Services; (iv) your violation of law; (v) your negligence or willful misconduct; or (vi) your violation of the rights of a third party, including the infringement by you of any intellectual property or misappropriation of any proprietary right or trade secret of any person or entity. You shall cooperate as fully as reasonably required in the defense of any claim. Brunswick reserves the right, at its own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification by you, and you shall not in any event settle any matter without the written consent of Brunswick.
In addition, you acknowledge and agree that we have the right to seek damages when you use the Services for unlawful purposes, in an unlawful manner, or in a manner inconsistent with the terms of these Terms, and that such damages may include, without limitation, direct, indirect, special, incidental, cover, reliance or consequential damages. In the event that we are required to respond to a third party or law enforcement subpoena or court order that is related to your use of the Website or the Services, we may, in our sole discretion, require you to reimburse us for our reasonable expenses associated with complying with such subpoena or order.
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You acknowledge and agree that Brunswick Bowling Products™, Sync™, their related logos and all related product and service names, design marks and slogans are trademarks and service marks (collectively, the "Brunswick Marks") are owned by us, and acknowledge that some of the Brunswick Marks are registered in the U.S. and other countries. You are not authorized to use the Brunswick Marks in any advertising, publicity or in any other commercial manner without the prior written consent of Brunswick , which may be withheld for any or no reason. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, you may not frame or utilize framing techniques to enclose any trademark, logo, copyright or other proprietary information (including images, text, page layout, or form) of the Website or Services without our express written consent. You may not use any meta tags or any other "hidden text" utilizing the name, domain name or trademarks of Brunswick without the express written consent of Brunswick. Any unauthorized use terminates the permission or license granted by Brunswick.
THE SITE AND THE INFORMATION, SOFTWARE (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE SERVICES), PRODUCTS, SERVICES, CONTENTS, GRAPHICS, MERCHANDISE, REWARDS, DOCUMENTS AND OTHER ELEMENTS INCLUDED IN OR AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SITE OR THE SERVICES (COLLECTIVELY, THE "CONTENTS") MAY INCLUDE INACCURACIES OR ERRORS. WE MAKE NO GUARANTEES WHATSOEVER AS TO THE CORRECTNESS OR ACCURACY OF THE SITE, THE SERVICES OR ITS CONTENTS. CHANGES ARE PERIODICALLY ADDED TO THE CONTENTS OF THIS SITE AND THE SERVICES. WE MAY, IN OUR SOLE DISCRETION, MAKE IMPROVEMENTS, DELETIONS, OR OTHER CHANGES IN THE SITE, THE SERVICES AND THE CONTENTS HEREOF, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE AVAILABILITY OF ANY SITE OR SERVICES FEATURE, SOFTWARE, DATABASE OR CONTENT, AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT WE SHALL BE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO DO SO. WE MAY ALSO IMPOSE LIMITS ON CERTAIN FEATURES AND SERVICES OR RESTRICT YOUR ACCESS TO THE SITE OR TO PORTIONS OF IT OR THE SERVICES WITHOUT NOTICE OR LIABILITY.
WE MAKE NO REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE SUITABILITY, RELIABILITY, AVAILABILITY, TIMELINESS, AND ACCURACY OF THE SITE OR THE CONTENTS FOR ANY PURPOSE. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE SITE AND ITS CONTENTS (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ALL MERCHANDISE OR OTHER REWARDS OFFERED VIA THE SITE OR THE SERVICES) ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF ANY KIND, AND BRUNSWICK AND ITS SUPPLIERS HEREBY DISCLAIM ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, WITH REGARD TO THE SITE, THE CONTENTS AND ANY THIRD PARTY SERVICE, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. YOU ASSUME TOTAL RESPONSIBILITY AND RISK FOR YOUR USE OF THE SITE, ITS CONTENTS AND ANY THIRD PARTY SERVICE. WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT ANY MATERIAL OR FUNCTIONS IN THE SITE OR SERVICES WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE, THAT DEFECTS WILL BE CORRECTED OR THAT THE SITE OR THE SERVER THAT MAKES IT AVAILABLE IS FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS. WE WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE SITE OR THE SERVICES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE CONTENTS OR ANY ERRORS CONTAINED THEREIN.
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We are not liable or responsible for any delays or failure in performance of any part of the Site or the Services due to any cause beyond our control, including, without limitation, acts of God, changes to law or regulations, embargoes, war, terrorist acts, riots, fires, earthquakes, nuclear accidents, floods, strikes, power blackouts, volcanic action, unusually severe weather conditions, and acts of hackers or third-party internet service providers.
You agree that Brunswick has entered into this Agreement in reliance upon the disclaimers of warranty and the limitations of liability set forth herein, that they reflect an allocation of risk between the parties (including the risk that a contract remedy may fail of its essential purpose and cause consequential loss), and that they form an essential basis of the bargain between the parties.
Any cause of action you may have with respect to your use of the Site or the Services must be commenced within one (1) year after the claim or cause of action arises. In any action to enforce these Terms, the prevailing party will be entitled to costs and attorneys' fees.
Brunswick complies with the U.S.–E.U. and U.S.–Swiss Safe Harbor Framework, which is overseen by the U.S. Department of Commerce and covers the collection, use, and retention of personal data from European Union member countries and Switzerland. We certify that we follow the principles of notice, choice, onward transfer, security, data integrity, access, and enforcement. A data processing agreement is available upon request, please contact techsupport@brunswickbowling.com.
Pursuant to California Civil Code sections 1798.83-1798.84, California residents are entitled to ask us for a notice describing what categories of personal customer information we share with third parties or corporate affiliates for those third parties' or corporate affiliates' direct marketing purposes. That notice will identify the categories of information shared and will include a list of the third parties and affiliates with which it was shared, along with their names and addresses. If you are a California resident and would like a copy of this notice, please submit a written request to the following address: techsupport@brunswickbowling.com.
Brunswick is viewed as a Processor under GDPR, whereas the Center is viewed as the Data Controller.
Users have access to dedicated team where data protection related enquiries can be directed by sending the request to privacy@brunswickbowling.com.


Residents should apply for Benevolent Care three to six months prior to exhausting available assets and resources. Residents shall be provided a Benevolent Care Application, which includes the application form, instruction guide, question guide and requested items form.
The resident must complete, sign and return the application as well as the required supporting documentation to the Executive Director of the community in which the resident lives.
Residents are also asked to update their financial status form each time they enter a care level, such as moving from an apartment to assisted living, or from assisted living to skilled nursing.
Residents should contact the business manager or executive director of their community.
The affiliates of Asbury strive to honor their commitment to benevolent care in ways that do not jeopardize the economic stability of the overall community. Benevolent care can only be provided if gifts and operational revenue are sufficient.
There are minor variations of benevolent care policy at each affiliate, and those interested in learning more about benevolent care at a specific Asbury community should contact the administrator at that community for further details.


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Q: Port 25 blocked, change ubuntu mailout to open port My ISP blocked my port 25 (comcast), so I can't send mailout (via postfix).  Can I modify to send mail out on 587 or so?  I'm having issues figuring it out correctly.

A: You can configure Postfix to send mail to port 587 of other servers. The problem is that they won't accept it. 587, the "Message submission" port, is strictly limited to users sending outgoing mail, and always requires authentication; for mail incoming from other servers, only port 25 is used.

A: You may want to use port 587 as the submission port for SMTP mail rather than 25 (many ISPs block port 25), you will need to edit /etc/postfix/master.cf to uncomment the relevant line for port 587 there.

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A weekend road trip down to Sydney for Fathers Day was also a weekend full of food opportunities.
On Saturday I went exploring in Cabramatta with Mum, who was hunting down some fabric. I was hunting down snackfoods and getting myself psyched for my South East Asian holiday in a months time.
First up, a late brunchy snack of pandan and coconut waffle ($1.50) was warm and crisp; the coconut was moist and made the whole thing nice and chewy. Thanks for tempting me Suze!
Stocking up on some basics in the grocery stores, we bought a fancy tin of white lotus and egg moon cakes ($16.80). I have never tried these before, but we will crack them out to celebrate the Moon Festival from afar.
I bought this beautiful choux pastry swan ($1.50) from one of the French Vietnamese bakeries. You can't see it properly in the photos, but tucked between the wings is a swirl of whipped custard.
Having not yet reached my custard limit (if such an awful thing exists) I bought a box of hot fresh custard puffs ($5 box of 20) and demolished most of them while watching more being made.
Realising I didn't have anything sugar-free to bring home for Waz, I was excited when I saw sweet potato chips ($4 for 100g) in a heated glass cabinet.
They were dripping with what I thought was hot oil, freshly made, but after buying a bag I was (very happily) surprised to find out they were toffee coated! Molten sugar coating crisp sweet potato, so good, it was a shame I had to eat them all.
He had to settle for Broccoli Chips ($1.99) instead.
Ok, these were not so good, while they were crisp and salty, they left a really weird bitter aftertaste.
Finally, just as we were leaving I spotted these soft drinks. I'm a sucker for good packaging (Yummy Tummy Koala anyone??) and the cute labels on the Jones Sugar Cane Soda ($3 a bottle) really appealed.
I am yet to try them and the huge range of other flavours like blue bubblegum, orange cream and vanilla bean that I couldn't carry home. I need to find somewhere nearby that stocks them. In the meantime they remind me a lot of the awesome Saxbys Soft Drinks made in Taree, they make the best cream soda, mandarin and pineapple flavours!
1 How were the broccoli chips Warren?
2 Which restaurant served the beef with broccoli?


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"Love", like "art" doesn't have a single simple meaning. Every song ever written, every play, movie has tried to figure out what it is and how to deal with it. All of this collective brooding has reduced the images about love down to a few we recognize right off, hearts and broken hearts. Artists Mican Morgan and Porous Walker use a new lexicon for an idea refresh and a necessary laugh. Love is not stale; it's free.
Mican Morgan is a lady and Porous Walker is a dude. Mican lives and works in Chicago and Porous on a houseboat in Northern California. Mican is the keeper of the Thorne Miniature Rooms at the Art Institute of Chicago. Porous Walker is not Porous' real name. Mican earned her MFA from UIC. Porous' artwork has been featured in magazines and galleries all over the world.


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Katarzyna Krakowiak Opening Night of The Great and Secret Show / The Look Out Gallery
Friday, November 8, 6:00 pm
South Corner of James A. Farley Post Office, 421 8th Ave MAP
Join the artist for a special opening on Friday, November 8, from 6-8pm. Featuring tours of the installation by Katarzyna Krakowiak!
Katarzyna Krakowiak has created a sound-specific installation honoring the architecture and history of the James A Farley Post Office, a New York City landmark that has been part of the fabric of the city for generations, and one which will soon cease to exist in its current form. Situated opposite Pennsylvania Station – both buildings were designed one after the other by the firm McKim, Mead and White – the two buildings have always existed in relation to one another, with an underground tunnel connecting the two. Now, with volumes of paper mail radically reduced, the train station, which has become dilapidated and outdated, will redevelop and move into the Post Office site. Krakowiak, who has become known for her deceptively simple, yet epic, sonic installations which respond to architectural sites, has developed an composition using a knocks, which will be heard emanating from inside the walls. As well as tracing the different periods of renovation of the building with the different sounds made by knocking on a variety of building materials, the composition fills the once bustling, busy space with echoes of the letter-stamping sounds of the postal workers over the last century, as though history itself might be knocking on the walls.
The Great and Secret Show is part of the Polish Pavilion Without Walls. Presented with Moynihan Station, Storefront for Art and Architecture, and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute
Katarzyna Krakowiak
Supported by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Moynihan Development Corporation.
The Adam Mickiewicz Institute is a state cultural institution which aims to promote Polish culture around the world and actively participate in international cultural exchange. The Adam Mickiewicz Institute has successfully launched its projects across 26 countries including Great Britain, Russia, Israel, Benelux countries, Spain, Austria, Sweden, France, Germany, Ukraine, Lithuania, Algeria, Morocco, India, Japan and China. As part of these projects IAM has organized over 4,000 cultural events which gathered an audience of 40 million people across three continents.
Katarzyna KrakowiakThe Great and Secret Show / The Look Out Gallery
Fri. Nov 8, 12:00 pm
The hallways of this historic building vibrate in a sound and sculptural installation.
FREE - Presented with Storefront for Art and Architecture

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Seven area high school graduates were named 2018 recipients of $1500 scholarships from Access Energy Cooperative. Receiving the awards were Canyon Decker of Brighton, Brooke Stout of Washington, Jacob Lowe and Jordan Magnani of Mount Pleasant, Samuel Loyd and Devon Lybarger of New London, and Rylee Reid of Burlington.
Canyon Decker, son of Marcy Boddard, plans to attend Indian Hills to pursue a career in Machine Technology.
Brooke Stout, daughter of Tim and Julie Stout, will be attending the University of Iowa to major in Accounting and Finance.
Jacob Lowe, son of Scott and Amy Lowe, plans to attend the University of Iowa to pursue a career in Dentistry.
Jordan Magnani, son of Alan and Diane Magnani, will be attending Cornell College studying Business.
Samuel Loyd, son of Damon and Jen Loyd, plans to attend Grand View College to major in Business in Sports Management and Marketing.
Devon Lybarger, son of Tony and Valerie Adams, plans to attend the University of Iowa to study Pre-Med.
Rylee Reid, daughter of James and Amanda Reid, will be attending Southeastern Community College to pursue a career in Criminal Justice.


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Kent school sports news
Kent School is among the most widely known co-educational private schools located in Kent within Connecticut, United States. Kent School dates back to 1906 when it had been set up by Reverend Fredrick Herbert Sill of the Episcopal Church. This school has students from all over the United States together with 30 additional foreign nations. This school provides a curriculum that involves both academics and sports activities and gives equal significance to both these kinds of fields.
Kent School is among the members of the Founders League and competes within THIRTY TWO varsity sports categories. The school features 22 interscholastic sports and 56 interscholastic teams. More than one third of the student population from Kent School is known to take part in these sporting activities. Numerous students from Kent School have created news whenever they have gone on to play in Division I, II and also III categories within college and University competitions.
Kent School posseses an organized rowing team called the Kent School Boat Club. This club had been launched in 1922 and it has 3 varsity boats. The actual fourth boat participates in varsity boat races. They are also recognized to conduct springtime training sessions which occur during the schools spring break. The Crew of this club went on to win several challenges such as the Thames Challenge Cup.
They have been steady in their achievements in this sport and have won five times during their participation at Henley. The Kent Girls Crew had been started in 1973 and this team as well has been as successful as its counterpart. They won the competition at Henley during 2002 and have also won two National Championships together with several New England Championships
The schools arch rival in sports activities would be the Loomis Chaffe School. Their long standing rivalry culminates every year in the annual Kent V/S Loomis day where both the schools take part in a number of sporting challenges. Kent School has a very strong football team which has been the undisputed leader with regard to six consecutive years in this challenge. The Kent school football team is also among the first private American schools which will play globally in the fall. They've been asked as well as sponsored by means of Global Football that is affiliated to the National Football League. The Kent Football team will compete against the Danish National Junior Squad during an event that is to happen within London during an effort to promote football.
Most of the success that Kent School has got within its athletic endeavors could be attributed to its superb coaches. Most of the coaches stay on campus and have a lot more opportunities of interacting with the actual students. This familiarity helps the trainer to design coaching methods keeping the actual students in mind. The school even offers fantastic training facilities both for indoor and outdoor sports and a state of the art fitness centre. These facilities consist of 13 outdoor tennis courts, 13 playing fields, a fabulous cross country running course, a TWENTY FIVE yard, 6 lane, diving swimming pool, squash courts and many others. To add to right here is the 1200 acre campus which includes the Appalachian Trail.
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Nikon Z7 vs Sony A7R III – The 10 Main Differences
August 23, 2018 By Mathieu Leave a Comment
Note: the product images show the A7 III instead of the A7R III, but the two Sony cameras have the same design.
Update: our Z7 vs A7R III full comparison is now online!
The A7R II and its successor the A7R III have long been praised for their image quality thanks to their excellent full frame sensors. Nikon wasn't far behind with the D850 and has now released a "mirrorless version" with a similar resolution. The fact that the flagships Z7 and A7R III have become direct competitors shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone!
On one hand, we have a brand new product complete with an ergonomic design and interesting features will appeal to both current mirrorless and Nikon DSLR users. On the other, we have the third generation of a camera that has matured and improved over the years, all the while maintaining the lead in the image quality department. Let's see how they stack up against each other in this comparison preview!
Nikon Z7 comparison previews:
Z6 vs Z7 – Z7 vs D850
Nikon Z7 full comparison:
Z7 vs A7R III
What they have in common:
high resolution EVF with 3.6M dots
4K video recording up to 30fps with pixel binning in full frame mode, full pixel readout in APS-C mode
120fps in 1080p with in-camera slow motion capabilities
Mic input, headphone output, USB C port, HDMI (Mini Type on the Z7, Micro Type D on the A7R III)
Wifi and Bluetooth
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1. Sensor
The Z7 and A7R III share the same 35mm/full frame format and use a sensor with backside illumination (BSI) and no AA filter. The resolution is slightly different: the Z7 has 45.7MP while the A7R III has 42.4MP.
The Z7 starts from a native ISO of 64 whereas the Sony starts from a base of 100 ISO. The Nikon goes up to 25600, or 102400 with the extended values, and also has a low value of ISO 32. The A7R III maxes out at 32000 ISO and shares the same highest extended sensitivity as the Z camera, but the lowest value is ISO 50.
2. RAW compression
Like all high-end Nikon DSLRs, the Z7 gives you lots of choice when it comes to image files. You can record in NEF (Nikon's RAW file) in 12-bit or 14-bit, as well as choose three levels of compression (uncompressed, lossless or compressed). You can record in Tiff in addition to JPG.
The A7R III gives you a choice of compressed or uncompressed for the RAW file and doesn't offer a Tiff option.
Note than when shooting in continuous extended mode (the fastest) on the Z7, only 12-bit RAW is available. On the A7R III, the bit depth drops to 12-bit when shooting in continuous mode with the compressed RAW option, when using long exposure noise reduction and in Bulb mode.
3. Autofocus
The Z7 features on-sensor phase detection with 493 points that cover approximately 90% of the sensor. It has more points than the A7R III which features 399 phase detection areas across 68% of the sensor's surface.
Z7: 493 phase detection points
A7R III: 399 phase detection points
The Z7 also has more sensitivity with -4Ev (f2) when the Low Light AF mode is activated. The Sony is one stop less sensitive at -3Ev at the same aperture.
Both cameras include a Face detection mode but only the Sony has the excellent Eye AF. At the press event, face detection on the Z7 didn't impress me but my opinion has changed after testing the camera for several weeks. (check the full comparison to find out more)
Concerning the autofocus performance in general, I found the Z7 very good concerning locking speed and reactivity. The A7R III does an excellent job with the autofocus as explained in our A7 III vs A7R III comparison, and proved reliable in different conditions and for various subjects.
Both cameras offer the possibility to use DSLR lenses with a compatible adapter and retain autofocus capabilities. There are many options available for Sony: its own LA-EA3 for A-mount lenses, as well as several offerings from Sigma, Metabones and others to adapt Canon EF lenses or even Nikkor lenses. The performance is not as good as with native E-mount lenses and it can vary from one specific lens to another, but it's definitely good enough for many situations.
Nikon has developed its own FTZ adapter to be used with its range of Nikkor lenses. It offers full compatibility with autofocus on 93 lenses (AF-S and AF-I that have an internal AF motor ) and partial compatibility with more than 300 lenses. I briefly tested it with the 24-70mm f2.8 and the new 500mm f5.6 and I was pleased to see that they had a similar level of reactivity as the native Z lenses.
The Nikon FTZ adapter
The Nikkor 500mm f5.6 with the FTZ adapter attached to the Z7
4. Burst speed
The Z7 can shoot at a maximum of 9fps but the camera prioritise speed over AF/AE tracking. The A7R III is ever so slightly faster with a maximum of 10fps with full AF/AE tracking.
At their respective maximum burst speeds, the last image taken is shown in rapid succession on the screen of the EVF or LCD screen. You can have live view with blackouts if you lower the speed to 5.5fps on the Nikon and 8fps on the Sony.
According to DPreview, the buffer capabilities are about 25 JPGs or 23 12-bit RAWs, which is lower than the official rating of the A7R III (76 JPGs and compressed RAW). Indeed buffer is one aspect I wasn't impressed with at the press event. The camera slows down after a few seconds even if you choose just the JPG format. This has been confirmed in my full test as well.
The A7R III has an LSI chip on the sensor that improved the processing speed, and should therefore should perform much better. In our tests, it was able to record at full speed for more than 23 seconds with either compressed RAW or JPGs.
5. Video specifications and features
Digging into the video settings, we see that the Z7 offers its own log profile (N-Log) but it can only be used via HDMI output, which means you need to connect the camera to an external recorder to take advantage of it. The good news is that this output can be done in 10-bit.
The A7R III only has 8-bit output via the HDMI port, but offers S-Log2 and S-Log3 with internal recording as well. It also has more choice when it comes image customisation thanks to its set of dedicated Picture Profiles – which include the recent HLG/HDR – inherited from Sony's Cine-Alta line-up of professional broadcast camcorders.
One interesting feature of the Z7 is the possibility to record 4K video Time-Lapse in camera. You can set the intervals and the duration and the camera will create a video file automatically once the interval time shooting is done. The Nikon can create 4K video time-lapse up to 30p, or Full HD clips up to 60p.
6. Sensor shift
Both cameras are equipped with 5-axis sensor shift, which is a first for a Nikon camera. The Z6 can compensate up to 5Ev (CIPA standard), whereas the A7R III can do marginally better at 5.5Ev.
The VR (Vibration Reduction) unit of the Z7
When a lens with optical stabilisation is mounted, both cameras can combine sensor and optical performance. With a lens that lack electronic contacts, 3 axes are used on each camera.
The stabilisation system works for video as well with the possibility of adding electronic stabilisation, an option not available on the Sony camera.
However the Sony takes advantage of this hardware for an extra feature called Pixel Shift Multi-Shoot: it takes four images in succession and moves the sensor by one pixel between each capture. Once composited in post production with a third party software (Sony Imaging Edge Suite), you get a file with more colour resolution than the single shot, although the image size doesn't change (it's still 42MP). It won't give you good results hand-held or if moving elements are in the frame, but it can be an interesting mode for still life or landscapes.
7. Design and ease of use
The Z7 is not a big camera by any means; actually it is just a little larger than the A7R III. Yet thanks to the taller and bulkier grip, its handling was more comfortable than the A7R III, especially with large lenses. I also liked the larger buttons and their tactile feel. Overall the Z7 feels very well-built.
Both cameras are weather sealed and have a magnesium alloy chassis. There is a weight difference of not even 30g (675g for the Nikon, 657g for the Sony).
You'll find a handy AF Joystick on both as well as many customisable buttons. On the Z7 I appreciated the lever to switch between stills and movie mode, the two front function buttons, as well as the possibility to edit the function of the control ring found on the new Z lenses. You can choose to use it to change the aperture, vary the focus point or the exposure compensation. Each camera has a personalised menu option and a quick menu.
One thing that is disappointing a lot of users is the presence of just one memory card slot on the Z7. It uses the thicker XQD type card and I'm guessing there wasn't enough space to put another next to it or underneath. It is a shame because we've been requesting dual card slots for many years and now that each mirrorless manufacturer has finally started to implement them, you would think Nikon would follow suit. The A7R III uses two SD slots, the first being UHS-II compliant.
The A7 III on the other hand accepts two SD cards, the first slot being UHS-II compatible.
8. Screens and EVF
The Z7 has two screens: one small monochrome OLED on top to display various settings and a larger LCD on the rear.
The rear monitor on the Z7 is larger (3.2 vs 3 inches) and has more resolution (2,100k dots vs 922k dots). It offers touch sensitivity and there are different things you can do with it including moving the focus point, taking a shot or navigating the menu.
On the A7 III, the touch screen can only be used to move the AF area, although with an extra option you won't find in the Z7: use it as an AF Pad while using the EVF.
Both feature an electronic viewfinder with 3.6M dots. The magnification is slightly higher on the Nikon (0.8x vs 0.78x) but the Sony has a longer eyepoint (23mm vs 21mm). The refresh rate of the Z7 is around 60fps, whereas the A7R III lets you choose between 50/60fps and 100/120fps.
9. Battery life
The Z7 is rated at 330 shots by CIPA standards, which is a little disappointing considering that it uses the same battery found inside the D850 whose rating is more than 1000 shots. Fortunately my tests showed that it can do better than that, but it doesn't match the great performance of the Sony battery.
The A7R III has an official rating of around 530 shots but I managed way better than that. For instance, on one occasion I took home more than 2000 images and still had 35% power left to spare.
10. Lenses
Comparisons between different systems always involves talking about the lenses each brand has to offer. Here of course Sony has a clear advantage: the FE system has been around for more than four years and the company has worked hard to bring no fewer than 28 native lenses, and that excludes the offerings from third-party brands such as Sigma, Tamron, Samyang and Zeiss.
Nikon has just launched the Z series, so we can't expect a lot yet. Still I like the three lenses they decided to release first. We get a 24-70mm f4 which is also the kit lens, and two primes: a 35mm f1.8 and 50mm f1.8. More lenses will come in 2019 and 2020 as you can see from the chart below.
Looking at the roadmap we find a 58mm f0.95 and Nikon explained that one of the reasons they decided to design such a large mount is to be able to produce fast lenses like the new Noct. They also believe that the new mount will allow them to design a new generation of superior optics so I'll be curious to see what kind of optical performance they'll come up with.
If we include adapted lenses, the choice increases for both users. There are many adapters available for the Sony to use SLR manual focus and autofocus lenses. Nikon has designed its own adapter, the FTZ, to make 93 lenses fully compatible with the new camera.
Like its sibling the Z6, the Z7 introduces many things we were expecting from Nikon including good ergonomics and similar specifications to its flagship DSLRs. I can't help but think that the lack of two card slots and the limited battery life have somewhat diminished the excitement that preceded their announcement. But before we come to any solid conclusions, the Z7 certainly deserves thorough testing to see how good the new sensor is, how well the autofocus behaves and of course what kind of quality it will deliver on the video side.
The problem, if we want to call it that, is that technologically speaking the Z7 doesn't bring anything substantial to the table that will help it stand out in comparison to the A7R III. The fact that it's a little late to the mirrorless party doesn't help its case either.
But if we forget for a second who came first, and the more geeky aspects of photography gear, I think the Z7 has a good chance of winning over many photographers. It can certainly appeal to those who haven't yet considered switching to a mirrorless system, and want to try something that already feels familiar to their DSLR setup. It can also be of interest to those who are not convinced by the Sony design and consider this particular aspect more important than others.
For now, the Z7 is at a small disadvantage when it comes to price but that could even out later on. (Z7 is $3400 / £3400 / €3999, A7 III is $3200 / £3200 / €3500). Hopefully the Z system will further stimulate the competition on the mirrorless market and prove a worthy challenger for the E-mount series, and that is usually a good thing as it encourages the brand to improve. Plus we camera aficionados will benefit from it (as long as the bank account allows for it!).
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Baker's yeast (also called Brewer's yeast) is used as a dietary source of B-complex vitamins, selinum, chromium and protein 5. Brewer's yeast, as a group of specific strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast, is used as an ingredient in some nutritional and dietary supplements as well as for brewing ales 5, 6, 7. Brewing beer dates back to 8,000 years ago. In 1883, E. C. Hansen (Carlsberg Brewery) established the use of brewer's yeast and other specific yeast strains as starter cultures in brewing 5. According to Science Direct, Baker's yeast, a biotype of S. cerevisiae, is able to metabolize sugars both through producing the end products of carbon dioxide and water (meaning aerobically, with oxygen), and by producing carbon dioxide and ethanol (meaning anaerobically, without oxygen) 8.
Generally, yeast is a term generally applied to a unicellar fungus; however, baker's yeast or brewer's yeast is used as an energy booster, immune enhancer, protein supplement or other use toward a product 9.
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Irregular Hand: The irregular hands are listed in category 10 of the "Scoring System" chapter. There are two of them: "Thirteen Terminals" and "Seven Pairs".
In the "picking seats" and "breaking the wall" procedures below, the "dice count" is needed. The count is taken counter-clockwise around the table, starting with the thrower of the dice as "1", and finishing with the number which is the sum of the dice. That seat is the result of the dice count. In other words, a dice roll of "5" and "9" gives the dice thrower; "2" "6" and "10" gives his lower seat; "3" "7" and "11" gives his opposite seat; "4" "8" and "12" gives his upper seat.
The four players sit around the table arbitrarily.
Take one each of the Wind tiles (East, South, West, North). Turn the four tiles face down, shuffle them, and arrange them in a line.
Take an odd number tile and an even number tile, and add them (face up) to the two ends of the line, sandwiching the Wind tiles and making a row of six tiles.
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Seat Wind: The Wind tile which corresponds to one's seat direction is one's Seat Wind. The other winds are called "Non-Seat Winds". "Seat Wind" is a category 3 (Honor Tiles) pattern, and is worth points.
Dealer: The East player is sometimes also called the "dealer". The other players are called "non-East players".
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In the Zung Jung Rules, the "Prevailing Wind" (Round Wind) is not recognized. Also, the deal always passes (East never repeats the deal). The dealer has the advantage that he plays first in the hand, but enjoys no additional privileges in scoring.
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First, turn all tiles face down.
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Parts of the competition will take place on automatic mahjong tables. Please follow the judge's instructions concerning their use.


Honesdale High School's Parker Propst, Emily DeCrotie, and John Walczyk were honored at our February board of director's meeting for having outstanding academic achievements both in and outside of the classroom.
Parker Propst, son of Harry and Hayley Propst, is in his top 10% of his class. He is involved in Varsity Soccer – Letter, American Mathematics Contest, Marywood Math Contest, Math Madness Online Competition, King's College Math Contest, Science Olympiad - Medalist, Envirothon / Envirothon States, NEPA Bridge Building, USMC Online Bridge Building, American Chemical Society – Test B, Science Club / Envirothon Club, Student Council – Member-at-large, Honesdale Performing Arts Center Stage Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Society – Blood Drive Committee Chair, and Tung Soo Do Karate. In the future Parker plans to attend a four-year college or university, majoring in electrical engineering.
Emily DeCrotie, daughter of Jerome and Mary DeCrotie is in her top 10% of her class. She is involved in Science Olympiad, Chorus – President, Chamber Choir – District Chorus ~ Placed 3rd for Soprano I section at Pre-auditions, Region Chorus – Dessert Theater, National Anthem Singer, Band – Marching and Concert Band / Alto Sax section leader - Wayne/Pike County Band, Wind Ensemble – Marywood Jr. Wind Band Celebration / Sr. Wind Band Celebration, HHS Performing Arts – 2014-2017 Musicals, WVIA Artist of the Week, HOBY Ambassador, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Tabernacle Bible Church – Youth Group / Worship Team / Choir, and Wayne Choralaire. In the future, Emily plans to attend either Cairn University or Grove City College for a degree in music education, with a concentration in vocal music. Emily also recently auditioned for the Encounter Revival Ministry Team.If accepted, she will take a gap year to travel with the team.
John Walczyk, son of Steven and Lisa Walczyk is in this top 5% of his class. He is involved in American Mathematics Contest – 2nd Place among 9th/10th grades, Peer Tutor, Class of 2017 - President, Student Council -Homeroom Representative (2 years), TV Productions – Weekly Program, HHS Performing Arts – 2016 - 2017, The Little Mermaid, Honor Roll, and National Honor Society. In the future John plans to attend a college/university four-year program to major in political science.


Jaykummer Teberio may be wearing a straw hat adorned with artificial blossoms today, but the water vendor will be trading this for a graduation cap a month from now.
The 21-year-old, better known as Dodoy, is popular among commuters and motorists passing by A. Soriano St. in Barangay Mabolo, and among netizens, too.
He does not only help people quench their thirst on the road but also relieves them of their stress with his creative way of selling bottled water.


All 16 charges against actor Jussie Smollett have been dropped. Smollet had been charged for allegedly lying to police about being the target of a racist, anti-gay attack in downtown Chicago. A spokeswoman for Cook County stated, "After reviewing all of the facts and circumstances of the case, including Mr. Smollett's volunteer service in the community and agreement to forfeit his bond to the City of Chicago, we believe this outcome is a just disposition and appropriate resolution to this case."
2. Are you surprised that all charges have been dropped?
3. Does this incident make you feel that people are too quick to judge others?
4. Do you think Jussie is still guilty of the charges even though they have been dropped?


The highly anticipated THE LIFECHANGER has got its release in North America from Uncork'd Entertainment.
Written and directed by Justin McConnell, THE LIFECHANGER tells of a murderous shape-shifter that sets out on a blood-soaked mission to make things right with the woman he loves.
THE LIFECHANGER is written and directed by Justin McConnell, and produced by Avi Federgreen and McConnell. Executive producers include James Fler, Andrew Thomas Hunt, Keith Leopard, Michael Paszt, Pasha Patriki, and Marvin Waxman. Produced by 9 Light Entertainment in association with Federgreen Entertainment and Unstable Ground. The film is distributed by Raven Banner Entertainment and Uncork'd Entertainment.
THE LIFECHANGER is out now on VOD.


The future of La Casa Norte shines even brighter after it was announced at a press conference on September 9th that construction plans for affordable house housing and community center are underway.
Situated in the Humboldt Park Community, the new La Casa Norte facility will feature 25 new affordable housing units and a community center with wraparound services dedicated to serve homeless families, youth and disabled individuals experiencing or on the precipice of homelessness.
"We are so incredibly honored to walk alongside young people and families as they fight to end homelessness in their lives. The new center will provide resources, dignity and safety in the heart of the community. This is a victorious day for Chicago, as we put our most vulnerable residents first, in a position to heal, survive and thrive" said Sol Flores, executive director of La Casa Norte. This new center is expected to open in 2018 and will serve approximately 2,000 individuals each year with supports to prevent and eliminate homelessness among youth and families.
The new five-story mix-used development by La Casa Norte will establish Pierce House, providing 25 Supportive Housing Units (studios, 1- and 2-bedroom units) for youth and families that are homeless. All residential units will be affordable and made exclusively available to households earning no more than 30 percent of the area median income. The community center will provide youth and families to access the following services: a youth drop-in center, Community Healthcare Center, Café and Food Pantry, housing location and prevention services.
The upcoming center will also house La Casa Norte's offices and administrative center, a large community meeting space, and an art gallery. The lower level will offer space for adult education classes, a clothing closet, and other services for the homeless. La Casa Norte currently operates five other regional locations serving approximately 2,000 individuals each year. La Casa Norte was also joined by Alderman Roberto Maldonado, Alderman Jose Moreno, and members of the community to kick-off the celebration. The new La Casa Norte Center, which will eventually assume a double lot located at 3533 W. North Avenue, will strengthen existing supports for the Humboldt Park community while also accentuating a long line of recent redevelopment projects on the thriving North Avenue corridor. The $18.5 million project includes nearly $8 million in assistance by the City, in the form of $3.5 million in TIF funding and a $4 million loan. In total, the project will create eight permanent and 26 temporary construction jobs.