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In this post, we are going to share Which is the best web hosting? Bluehost Vs Godaddy. It does not matter whether you are going to the first step of your start-up or going for the big step of your big company project, the necessity of the web hosting company is undeniable. From blogs to e-commerce shops, everything needs a good domain name in order to establish themselves on a professional platform, no? And talking about the good domain name, the shopping of domains can be the most confusing thing ever in the world of internet.
You can find hundreds of best web hosting company, and each company is good at their own aspect and among them, you may find Bluehost and GoDaddy to be two best options to choose from. But which one to choose and why? Let us have a little Bluehost vs GoDaddy Review talk here.
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In case of comparison, there can be no better or worse web hosting company to choose from. However, there are still points that should be considered before buying a domain and opting for a web hosting company. From the pricing plan to features, Bluehost and GoDaddy differ in many levels, and not many people are aware of that properly. In this article, we are here to enlighten you with the information about Bluehost and GoDaddy both. Have a look.
Also, Read interesting Comparison Namecheap or GoDaddy for choosing the best domain name registrar 2017-2018.
But before we start comparing them both, we might need to have a little bit of information about the basics of Bluehost and GoDaddy first.
- 1 Introduction Of Bluehost Hosting Vs Godaddy Hosting
- 2 What is Bluehost Web Hosting?
- 3 What is Godaddy Web Hosting?
- 4 PRICING COMPARISON: Bluehost Hosting and Godaddy Hosting
- 5 Hosting Features of Bluehost and Godaddy Hosting
- 7 Usability Comparison
- 8 Performance Comparison
Introduction Of Bluehost Hosting Vs Godaddy Hosting
What is Bluehost Web Hosting?
Founded in the year of 2003, Bluehost is one of the famous web hosting companies that are hosting over 2 million domains with its sister companies namely HostMonster, FastDomain etc. It is founded by Matt Heaton, and currently, the company is owned by Endurance International Group. It is said to be enlisted among the 20 largest web hosting companies in the whole world.
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What is Godaddy Web Hosting?
Founded in the year of 1993, GoDaddy is one of the oldest web hosting companies with more than 17 million of customers. It is founded by Bob Parsons, and the current CEO of GoDaddy is Blake Irving. GoDaddy is mostly famous for its advertising. Not, only that, but GoDaddy has also been chosen as one of the most famous web hosting company as well.
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Now that we have the basic idea about Bluehost and GoDaddy, we will start comparing them both on the following points namely –
- Pricing system or Plans
- Hosting Features
- Customer Support
- Usability
- Performance
PRICING COMPARISON: Bluehost Hosting and Godaddy Hosting
It is not easy to compare Bluehost and GoDaddy on the basis of their pricing system because of possible two reasons. Firstly, both Bluehost and GoDaddy have different specials, and thus their pricing plans never come in the same plan. And secondly, their service tiers break differently which makes the comparison quite pointless at times. However, depending on their current pricing system, we have tried to put up a picture here.
Bluehost Hosting Pricing System(Hosting Plans)
Bluehost has three plans for their users namely–
- Basic Plan: $7.99/mo (Discounted price – $2.95/mo)
- Plus: $10.99/mo (Discounted price – $5.45/mo)
- Prime: $14.99/mo (Discounted price – 5.45/mo)
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Godaddy Hosting Pricing System (Hosting Plans)
Just like Bluehost, GoDaddy to has three plans for their users as well–
- Economy– $7.99/mo (Discounted price– $1.00/mo)
- Deluxe– 10.99/mo (Discounted price– $4.99/mo)
- Ultimate– 16.99/mo ((Discounted price– $7.99/mo)
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In the pricing structure of both the web hosting companies, they have the same plans for the first two levels, i.e. Bluehost Basic and Plus and GoDaddy Economy and Deluxe. And in case of the third plan, GoDaddy's pricing plan is quite higher than the Bluehost one. Talking about the first level plan, GoDaddy and Bluehost have the same price along with same features; so it does not matter.
However, in case of the Bluehost hosting Plus plan, you will get ultimate database offer while that on the Deluxe plan of GoDaddy, you will not get the unlimited database, i.e. WordPress websites. On the third level, Bluehost Prime is a little cheaper than GoDaddy Ultimate; otherwise, they have almost the same features, only GoDaddy adds SSL certificate to the Ultimate plan.
So, from the above discussion, it is pretty much clear that you can go for any one of the above web hostings, either way, you will not be saving much money.
However, after the Bluehost and GoDaddy review, if you want a better service for the perfect plan, Bluehost might be the one because GoDaddy's price is little higher than Bluehost and also GoDaddy's 'Ultimate plan' features are not promising too.
Hosting Features of Bluehost and Godaddy Hosting
Apart from the pricing system, the hosting features of each web hosting company say a lot about them. As we have seen from the pricing section, both the basic and middle pricing plan of the Bluehost and GoDaddy are almost the same. However, we can differentiate them on the basis of the hosting features.
In case of a review of GoDaddy hosting versus Bluehost hosting, the features of hosting should only consider four main points. Those are as follows–
- Number of websites
- Database (the number of unique website installation)
- Disk Space
- Memory limit
If you want to go for one cheap place to host only one small website for your start-up or any other thing, you can go for any hosting as both Bluehost and GoDaddy have the similar features on level one. They both limit your website but it works equally, so there cannot be any Bluehost vs GoDaddy point.
Talking about other features, this is the phase where you actually need the discussion of GoDaddy vs Bluehost. Considering the key hosting features, both the web hosting has an unlimited number of website features.
However, the comparison starts at the point of the database. While Bluehost hosting has the amazing feature of the unlimited database, GoDaddy limits the number of the database to 25 only.
In case of the top plan, GoDaddy is little pricey than Bluehost and GoDaddy hosting also adds two new hosting features on this plan– SSL certificate and Premium DNS along with unlimited database, websites and disk space. A lot of people may lure into this plan because of the added features, but those features are not really necessary. You can get those features easily from any outside source and that too, at a cheaper rate.
Another important hosting feature is the memory limit. Both the web hosting has their memory limit, and the comparison is important if you are planning to set up WordPress hosting. Before the year of 2014, both Bluehost and GoDaddy used to set their memory on a very low limit.
However, recently they have updated their schemes. Bluehost has their memory set to 256 megabytes by default. But GoDaddy does not come with such default settings. You can increase GoDaddy's memory limit, but for that, you have to pay $12 extra per year.
So, considering the above points, Bluehost wins as far as hosting features are concerned on the middle and the upper level. Bluehost provides many extra hosting features which GoDaddy does not. However, in case of the basic level, the comparison does not matter because both are equally good.
The facility of customer support does not matter if you are a professional in this field. But if you are not and especially if you are a newbie, customer support seems the most important thing ever. In this article of GoDaddy vs Bluehost, I will be discussing both their customer support and experience in details.
Bluehost Hosting Customer Support
Bluehost has an efficient customer service option. They are available 24X7, and they have both direct phone option and live chat option, it is up to you with which you are more comfortable. In Bluehost, you can choose the issue beforehand too.
Godaddy Customer Support
GoDaddy's customer support is also available 24X7. They have a phone and live chat options; you can opt anyone. The live chat option is available from 10 am to 7 pm, Monday to Saturday.
Comparing these both, it is concluded that Bluehost's customer support system is much more transparent, and also they work quickly than GoDaddy. GoDaddy has a fair system of customer service, but they push everything to the phone. Unline Bluehost, they do not have any 'issue-separating' option first. Also, the live chat option of GoDaddy is too limited. So, if you are looking for a steady, transparent and efficient customer support, Bluehost is the one. GoDaddy can provide satisfactory result too.
Usability Comparison
It does not matter which web hosting company provides the best service regarding pricing system if the usability of those domains are not good, the whole experience becomes painful. And to have a smooth and convenient user experience, the 'backends' and account dashboards should be straightforward.
Bluehost and GoDaddy both use cPanel for their server backend, and the both the companies have made their user experience as smooth and convenient as possible. However, let us discuss the Bluehost vs GoDaddy comparison below.
When you sign up for a hosting, you do not get a website; rather you will get a place where you have to put your website. You will be provided by the hosting company with other necessary things such as add domains, install files options etc.
Bluehost Hosting
Bluehost uses a standard industry cPanel backend server. Although cPanel does not come with a polished feature, Bluehost's backend server is perfectly polished with many features and quite straightforward too. Not only that, they have arranged it according to a pattern of appearing in different tabs so that the system remains out of any kind of hassle. Also, Bluehost has an educational feature option too.
Godaddy Hosting
In 2013, GoDaddy had a real good cPanel backend server which was smoother and much more convenient than that of the Bluehost. But it had one lack – in case of building multiple sites account, the system of cPanel becomes clumsy and frustrating. To remove such difficulty, GoDaddy changed it with a new cPanel backend server which is quite more alike Bluehost. And with a little customization, they have given it a simpler interface too.
So, in case of usability comparison, Bluehost and GoDaddy have to head to head competition. However, if you are a newbie and want to use a straightforward interface with great compatibility to all features, GoDaddy is the best. And if you want to have a more professional experience, always go for Bluehost.
You can also read some more interesting hosting review for more choices Inmotion hosting (Review), SiteGround hosting (review), A2 hosting (review) or Dreamhost Hosting (Review)
Performance Comparison
Both the Bluehost and GoDaddy are stuffed with many great features and plans, but the actual quality lies at the time of the performance. And the easiest yardstick to measure performance rate is to use TTFB or Time to Fast Byte, i.e. it is to provide how fast the server gets the request and provide you with the first byte of the information.
In case of Bluehost vs GoDaddy, they both have a very close TTFB rate. In the past years, it has been seen that Bluehost had a greater TTFB rate than GoDaddy. But after many inspections, GoDaddy is showing much improvement. Now, GoDaddy's TTFB rate is almost 33% faster than that of the Bluehost. So, if you are trying to measure them on the basis of performance rate, GoDaddy is currently taking the lead in the race.
However, TTFB rate is not static, and it always changes. Thus this verdict of GoDaddy cannot be regarded as the ultimate truth. Just like any other field, the performance ground is also a head to head competition between GoDaddy and Bluehost.
In the above article, there were many points where Bluehost won, and there were many points where GoDaddy took the lead. However, comparing the whole Bluehost vs GoDaddy, it is safe to assume that Bluehost is comparatively better than the GoDaddy. GoDaddy provides adequate and satisfactory results too, but if you are looking for an overall rating, Bluehost will win the race. Nonetheless, in a web hosting situation, there cannot be any best or worst, and thus it is up to the user to choose the best from the lots. Depending on your purpose and need, choose the best one from the battle of Bluehost vs GoDaddy.


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France - Romania, 2 - 1. Stade de France, Paris, France, 2016-06-10
A lively game auguring well for the the games to come at the tournament. The Rommanians less technical but fired by a fighting spirit, the French - Payet+10...
Kassai and his ars
Mr. Kassai followed his rule-book to the letter. He demonstrated his eagerness to let the game flow, sometimes at the expense of his famous/infamous leniency during the first third of the game (e.g., no whistle for an infringement - 6', no yellow when a player was penalised with a free-kick for a heavy foul - 21'). And then, the first foul after the bells rang for the first third of the game to be over, and the yellow is brandished (Chiriches - 32': quite correctly). The next two yellow cards were certainly too harsh (minor offences compared to other ones - Rat, 45', Giroud, 68'), and there is full justification for the fourth one (Popa, 78'). There were people claiming Giroud nudged Tatarusanu and thus was able to score the first goal (57'). I don't agree. The ref couldn't see any foul play, and the onus for conceding the goal should be put solely on the shoulders of the goalie. The penalty awarded to Rommania (64') was a totally correct decision, as Evra unnecessarily impede Stanciu. As for Payet's gem of a goal - the whole build-up to it started with a French player fouling a Rommanian in Rommania's half (Kassai was not far from the incident, and had a good sight of it) and gaining possession (88') while no whistle was given. On the other hand, was "a serial avoider" of one of latest rules of FIFA - to penalise for throw-ins which are "one handed" and thus should be deemed "foul throw". Almost al Sapunaru's throw-ins were of the "one handed" type (e.g., 43', 54', 64', 83), but never acted upon. The ars were alright but no more than that. Mr. Toth had a difficult situation, where Popa didn't get hold of the ball, which crossed briefly the touchline, before quickly recovered by the player (20'). The ar, retreating to let the player through, was in no position to detect the "out of play" and award a throw-in to France. Mr. Ring made an incorrect decision, calling Giroud offside (22'), and he compounded his mistake by letting Giroud run for the ball before raising the flag (probably because he pondered about what he should decide). He and Kassai didn't see when a Griezmann shot at goal was deflected, thus awarding a Goal-kick to Rommania instead of a corner-kick (37').


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LOS ANGELES — Assence Films has issued a response to The National Education Association's (NEA) decision to reject donations from the proceeds of sales from its "Anal Artists" film featuring Sasha Grey.
The studio announed plans to make the donations to the country's largest teachers union earlier this month after Grey caused a public outrage last year by being a guest reader at a Compton, Los Angeles grade school.
The company said, "We are extremely disappointed in the National Education Assocation's decision to reject much-needed donations from a legitimate taxpaying company, especially in a time where funding for education has been cut by almost $1 billion in California alone.
"We here at Assence Films are very proud of our product, but we don't want kids exposed to it. We do, however, want them exposed to literature. It is not our place to figure out how to fix education, but why can't we help?
"The success of the Lottery in many states has proven that vice can greatly enhance the public good through funding alone. Our school system is both broke and broken. Classrooms are more crowded than ever, and students in the U.S. are falling even further behind their foreign counterparts.
Assence further maintained that L.A. school districts are already financially strapped and questioned where they will receive new funding.
"Sadly, many teachers sacrifice much more than that out of their personal salaries just to keep their classrooms afloat. In our schools today the textbooks are laughably out of date, the buildings themselves are eroding, and student-teacher ratio is at an all-time high. What can help fix this?," Assence asked.
The company said it wanted to give its fair share regardless of whether Grey's "so-called 'reading scandal'" was officially sanctioned or not.
"When was the last time anyone read to your kids? Be it Sartre's 'The Age of Reason' or Engelmann and Bruner's 'My Pet Goat,' literary appreciation inspires and provokes much more thought than the latest video game title, adult film, (or even a blog that masquerades as a legitimate news source.)
"If the government can't do it, it's up to the rest of us to give our share, and if the NEA won't take our money we'll find an organization that will," Assence said.
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The 2015 New Inning Foundation NYCL Cricket Championship, is the largest youth cricket event in the nation, with twelve teams in the U10 and U14 tournaments and another 18 teams participating in Raleigh in the second leg of the tournament for U12 and U16 age groups.
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Following torrential rains on Wednesday, the New Inning Foundation NYCL Cricket Championship appeared to be on shaky (and swampy) grounds.
Thanks mainly to tremendous hardword and ingenuity of scores of MYCA volunteers, the tournament is now back on track with four games played on July 2nd and eight games on July 3rd. St. Louis may not have as many cricketers as New Jersey or Florida, but on July 2nd, it showed that it had the cricketing heart to overcome a significant weather interruption. The city's cricketing community came out in force to mop, pump and sponge out water from all grounds. They worked all evening on Wednesday and Thursday to make play possible at Bales and Balwin Parks. And thanks to the ingenuity of the host league, a synthetic turf wicket was created almost overnight at Love Park.
The 2015 New Inning Foundation NYCL Cricket Championship, is the largest youth cricket event in the nation, with twelve teams in the U10 and U14 tournaments and another 18 teams participating in Raleigh in the second leg of the tournament for U12 and U16 age groups.
As 200 young cricketers from across the country began pulling, cutting, driving and diving, the crowds witnessed several half-centuries, a five-for, and an amazing hat-trick too. On July 3rd, the tournament also produced an improbable tied-match as the hosts MYCA Vikings tied DreamCricket Academy Warriors after Joshua Kind of MYCA dished out three sixes and a four in the penultimate over of the chase. The match had previously witnessed the batting prowess of Rohan Arvindh, captain of DreamCricket Warriors. He scored a stylish 41 featuring two fours and a six and bowled a 4-1-9-0 spell to put his team in the driving seat until Joshua (56*) proceeded to wreck that plan. Under tournament rules, the tied match was awarded to MYCA as the team with lower number of wickets lost. Karan Patel inflicted two run outs through some sharp fielding and Abhisaar Bhatnagar took a stunning catch at mid-on that he later told the writer "he will remember all his life."
Tournament favorites Triangle Cricket League (TCL) left nothing to chance as they took on MYCA Vikings on July 2nd. Batting for TCL, Atul Iyer scored 42 featuring 3 sixes and a four ably supported by Sanjay Stanley who scored 37 as their team put up 122 for 5 wickets. In the chase, tight spells by Akul Gupta (4-1-6-4), Ash Rai (4-0-11-1), and Abhinav Solasa (4-0-8-1) took the wind out of MYCA's sails and the home team played out their 20 overs eking out just 47 for 7.
In their other game, TCL knocked out the under-strength CAUSA of Atlanta (43 for 9) but were made to play 14.1 overs to score the needed runs. Akul Gupta's spell of 2 wickets for 7 runs and Aditya Gupta's magical spell of 2-1-1-3 book-ended the CAUSA batsmen.
In Group B action, CricMax defeated a strong EYCA team by 19 runs. CricMax scored 126 for 2 thanks to the contributions of Sai Mukkamalla (45*) and Deep Joshi (44*). EYCA got off to a shaky start but Adnesh Tondale (46) gave them some stability and the team ended 19 runs shy of the ask. However, CricMax lost to Dallas Allrounders (DYCL) in their second game by a huge margin. Dallas scored 112 for 6 aided by opener's Praneel Jadhav (52) and Aswin Nair (23*). CricMax ended their chase at 45.
EYCA inflicted a massive 91-run defeat on Bollingbrook Premier League (BPL). Batting first, EYCA scored 141 thanks to Arya Gupta's 65 featuring 4 fours and 4 sixes and Adnesh Tondale's 21. In the chase, BPL crumbled for 50 in 16 overs.
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Rise Of The Dungeon Master: Gary Gygax & The Creation Of D&D
Rise of the Dungeon Master tells, in graphic form, the story of Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, one of the most influential games ever made.
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Rise of the Dungeon Master tells, in graphic form, the story of Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, one of the most influential games ever made.
Like the game itself, the narrative casts the reader into the adventure from a first person point of view, taking on the roles of the different characters in the story.
Gygax, an imaginative misfit, escaped into a virtual world based on science fiction novels, military history and strategic games like chess. In the mid-1970s, he co-created the wildly popular Dungeons & Dragons game, determining the rules and inventing the signature 20-sided dice. Starting out in the basement of his home, he was soon struggling to keep up with the demand.
Before long, D&D conventions were set up around the country and the game inspired everything from movies to the first video games. With D&D, Gygax created the kind of role playing fantasy that would fuel the multibillion dollar video game industry, and become a foundation of contemporary geek culture.
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My turn for blood in milkgreenspun.com : LUSENET : Dairygoats : One Thread
My first freshener who is not nursing a buckling has had this weird almost fleshy little flecks in her milk for three days. She doesn't have any stringiness to the milk at all, no warmth in the udder that is unnatural, no smell, it doesn't seem to pain her either. When the milk sits there is blodd settled at the bottom. I am straining it of course. I just can't figure out what the deal is?
On a totally different note, what can you do to stop a doe from eating the ears of another doe at the manger constnatly? I've threatened her with the sale barn, smacked her ears, talked nice to her, cajoled her, sung songs to her while I milk another doe, and still, she persists in being nasty. Yes, she is half Alpine...so, ideas? Thanks!!!
-- Doreen (firstname.lastname@example.com), March 24, 2002
Hi Doreen, contrary to popular opinion about Nubians :) my bloodline milks, and milks alot. It is actually very common for us to have blood in the milk off and on the first several weeks of lactation, in first fresheners. The udder is stretching to hold all that milk, you want to make sure you don't let it stretch to much because it stresses the attachments. This stretching bursts tiny capilaries in the udder, we have seen blood red milk, pink milk and milk that you couldn't see their was blood in it until you let it sit in the fridge. I pasturise it anyway, in fact right now I am pasturising every drop I can get! I am waiting on one of my best milkers to kid, I need her milk!!!
LaMancha's are notorius for biting Nubians ears, we had no choice but to put up more feeders when we had both breeds! Vicki
-- Vicki McGaugh TX (Nubians) (email@example.com), March 24, 2002.
THANK YOU!!! That must hurt:(.
I guess I will upset them and move them then. It is just irritating to have to constanly be yelling at hat doe to stop.
-- Doreen (firstname.lastname@example.com), March 24, 2002.
You could try smearing something with a nasty taste on the victim's ears. Vick's vapor rub?
-- Rebekah (email@example.com), March 24, 2002.
i wouldnt rub vicks on the ears , simply because if she (the victim) has any open cuts it will burn like crazy, i would use plain petroleum jelly, since they dont like the way it "feels" in thier mouth or use udder butter, if she does have cuts on her ears...
idealy i like to have two holes in the feeder for each goat, that doesnt happen , but , i have noticed all the goats have a faveorite "hole" in the feeder, is this a new goat that maybe is using the alpines fav eating spot?
-- Beth Van Stiphout (email@example.com), March 26, 2002.
This isn't a new goat. Mine each have their spots complete with a very short chain to keep them from breaking eachother's necks over breakfast. The problem seems to be that the fight against bottom goat status is never over for the alpine, and her favorite place is wherever the Nubian is. She has mellowed out a lot, but she just can't seem to resist those ears at feed time. They have one station between them at the feeder. I haven't done the vicks thing yet, thanks for the tips!!
-- Doreen (email@example.com), March 27, 2002.
Vic's? Geeze how about Tabascco? Vicki
-- Vicki McGaugh TX (Nubians) (email@example.com), March 27, 2002.


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I hope you had a good day. Here is my heart for day #31 (761).
I made some paper cut outs of hearts thinking I could put them together some how, but I couldn't figure out something I liked. I colored one of the hearts, then layered another on top, and then just attached those to the paper. I thought it needed a little something else, so I drew a couple of hearts. This is not what's started out to make, but it is the end result. To late to start over and I am also trying hard to not start over and work with what I have started with. So that's all for now. Thanks for stopping by.
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|Preston North End 1 v 0 Queens Park Rangers
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Saturday, 4th August 2018 Kick-off 15:00
QPR fighting the demon optimism as Millwall visit - Preview
Tuesday, 12th Sep 2017 12:38 by Clive Whittingham
Things are going worryingly ok for QPR at the start of the 2017/18 season, sparking widespread confusion, panic and pessimism.
Queens Park Rangers (3-1-2, DLWLLW, 8th) v Millwall (1-2-3, DLDDWL, 19th)
Mercantile Credit Trophy >>> Tuesday September 12, 2017 >>> Kick Off 19.45 >>> Weather – Fine during day, heavy rain by full time >>> Loftus Road, London, W12
September has been something of a manager killer for Queens Park Rangers' bosses in recent years.
Despite a 5-0 loss to Swansea on the opening day, Mark Hughes probably just about retained the faith of the church as the month began with a 0-0 draw at home to Chelsea that could easily have been a win in 2012. By the time it had finished through, with Rangers winless in seven and outplayed by West Ham and West Brom, the die had been cast.
Chris Ramsey was already, harshly, on thin ice with supporters when September 2015 rolled around, despite winning three matches in August and topping the Championship scoring charts. The expected exodus of the team's star names, most notably Charlie Austin, did not materialise on transfer deadline day which sent expectations sky-rocketing. The team went winless throughout September, starting with Robert Green turning a 1-0 win against Nottingham Forest into a 2-1 defeat, and ending with a 4-0 humiliation at Fulham that really was the final straw as far as Ramsey's critics were concerned.
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, meanwhile, was a dead man walking once Newcastle had turned up at Loftus Road and won 6-0 – a year ago tomorrow.
So to see Ian Holloway get the club's first September win in four years and 13 attempts in such fine style against Ipswich at the weekend was a reassuring relief. He too can ill-afford a collapse in the coming games, with many still keen to hark back to the results at the end of last season and perceived failings in the summer transfer window despite obvious improvements with the team in the games so far.
This remains a month that can go either way though. Millwall are in town tonight and while they're newly promoted, fancied by many for a relegation struggle, and only have one win to their name so far, this is a game that may not suit QPR at all. Neil Harris' team is unashamedly direct, with two very physical and handy strikers, and QPR have big injury problems at centre half. Nedum Onuoha, Alex Baptiste and Jack Robinson looked very accomplished against the Munchkins from the Wizard of Oz that Ipswich play up front, but will they be quite so comfortable on the other end of Lee Gregory's elbows tonight? I have my big, big concerns - particularly with 'Wall keen to stick it to Ian Holloway who did a poor job when in charge at The Den.
Next up in W12 it's Burton Albion, another short-odds relegation favourite who are really likely to struggle now they've lost talismanic midfielder Jackson Irvine on the cheap to Hull City. Beat Millwall, beat Burton, get something at Barnsley and it won't really matter what happens at Middlesbrough, where few would expect Rangers to snap a nine-match winless run on the road on Saturday, nor against a very handy Fulham side on TV at the end of the month. Fail to beat either of them, and get what we expect at the Riverside, and you can expect the knives to be back out for Ollie if that Fulham game goes the way several other fixtures with the Cottagers have in recent times. Rangers, remember, haven't won against Burton in four attempts (two league, one cup, one friendly) over the past couple of seasons. That's the way football, and QPR, sadly, works these days.
There are, however, plenty of reasons for optimism. The style of play, as much as the results, has given great cause for delight so far, with QPR playing through an excellent midfield trio, with the ball on the ground, to great effect. The arrival of Josh Scowen has negated the loss of Grant Hall, and freed Massimo Luongo and Luke Freeman to do more damage up the pitch. Throw Pawel Wszolek into that mix and it's a difficult one for opposition teams to deal with. I'd be tempted to put Matt Smith in tonight, if only to defend against their corners, but QPR must not get sucked into a direct contest if that does happen, because Millwall are far more adept at that sort of thing than we are.
And just the general feel around the club at the moment is a lot better than it has been. The youth teams, under Chris Ramsey's expert and sadly often underestimated and unfairly criticised guidance, are knocking off wins for fun with half a dozen names being tipped as first team potential – to go with Ryan Manning and Darnell Furlong who've already broken through. The signings of David Wheeler and Bright Osayi-Samuel, along with Scowen, felt much more like what QPR should be doing, and lo and behold as the spending has decreased and the signings have returned to such players so results and performances have improved. The new crest, the Forever R's club, the work Andy Sinton is doing, the PR around the place. It all feels like it's coming together, and coming together in a much more humble, low-key, understated, honest, QPR way rather than the bombastic Bertie Big Potatoes routine we embarrassed ourselves with in recent years gone by.
But it's not time for the bunting to go up just yet. We're six games in, it can all easily go south from here, particularly in a division where four defeats can be clocked up in ten days, possibly starting tonight. The team hasn't won away since February. Lose tonight, and to Fulham, following the Brentford cup defeat, and all the stuff about lacking heart, lacking spine, disrespecting the fans, losing London derbies will come flooding back.
It's on a knife-edge, and we're accustomed to it going wrong whenever there's an opportunity for it to do so. But it's a rather different knife-edge from the one we expected to be teetering on by this point six weeks ago.
Links >>> Rotten boroughs – Opposition Profile >>> Back for good? Interview >>> Willo's last minute penalty – History >>> East heads West – Referee >>> Luke's who's talking - Podcast
Highlights of QPR's 2-1 win against Millwall on this ground in 1987 in the League Cup second round first leg. Gary Bannister and Alan McDonald got the goals and the second leg finished goalless allowing Rangers to progress to round three where they… lost 1-0 at Bury.
Team News: The news that Clint Hill is back training with Rangers, awaiting the offer of a short term deal as a free agent outside the window should Rangers suffer any more injuries in defence, has been greeted with much joy by the faithful. However, it somewhat masks the bad news that Grant Hall's knee tendonitis simply isn't improving and his spell on the sidelines looks like being extended further. Throw in the dislocated knee James Perch suffered against Hull and Joel Lynch's ongoing hamstring problems and Rangers are light at the back – it'll be interesting/terrifying to see whether Baptiste, Onuoha and Robinson cope quite as well with Millwall's direct style as they did with Ipswich's more considered approach at the weekend.
Millwall winger Aidan O'Brien is on the naughty step after a sending off at Sporting Wolverhampton over the weekend. Striker Tom Elliott has gout.
Elsewhere: Thanks to a typical August evening in Grimsby putting paid to the Derby Sheep's League Cup first round match at Blundell Park, they're playing their second-round tie with Barnsley this evening. That means those two, and the teams they were meant to be playing in the league this midweek (Ipswich Blue Sox, Reading) will have games rearranged for later in the year.
That leaves just the ten fixtures to take place in double quick time after the last load – nine tonight, and then Tarquin and Rupert v the Allam Tigers tomorrow – presumably because the police didn't fancy adding them to the heady West London mix of QPR, Millwall and Chelsea all in the same place at the same time we have tonight.
Game of the day today, probably at Villa Park as Big Racist John and the Boys prepare to welcome Champions Middlesbrough. Their cross city rivals the Birmingham Bad Knees are at the Champions of Europe with manager Barry Redchapp adjusting his "it's not my team" excuse to "there's a long way to go yet" after signing 15 new players and fielding a team at the weekend with ten of his buys in it and still losing.
Nigel Clough's Burton Albion look a different beast without Jackson Irvine and after a heavy weekend defeat they look like lambs to the slaughter at Borussia Norwich tonight. Can Brentford finally get that first win of the league season at the Sheffield Owls? Will Sunderland continue to head south with a fourth straight defeat at home to the Nottingham Trees? Will Sheffield Red Stripes' great start to life back at this level continue at Relegated Bolton?
The answers to all these questions and more coming your way tonight, with Sporting Wolverhampton v Bristol City and the Eighth Annual Neil Warnock Farewell Tour rolling into Preston Knob End for good measure.
Referee: After what must be an unprecedented run of excellent refereeing displays from Championship officials to start the season, QPR now get their first Premier League referee of the campaign with Roger East dropping down to keep an eye on the London derby. He was last in W12 for a 2-0 win against Birmingham under Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and you can check his stats and QPR history here.
QPR: The win against Ipswich on Saturday was QPR's first in the month of September for four years and 13 attempts (D6 L7). They have a similarly poor record in London derbies, with last season's spawny 2-1 win at Fulham their only success in five, including this season's League Cup exit against Brentford. In the league QPR have won their last four matches: 2-0, 2-0, 2-1, 2-1. The last time Rangers failed to score in a home game, in all competitions, was 17 matches ago in a 1-0 loss to Aston Villa last December. Rangers have only lost one of their last 17 Tuesday night home games (W11 D5) but the defeat was a bad one – 6-0 to Newcastle almost exactly a year ago to the day.
Millwall: The Lions haven't won at Loftus Road in seven attempts, dating back to the 1988/89 season when a Mark Falco penalty wasn't enough to stop the R's slipping to a 2-1 loss thanks to goals from Jimmy Carter and Tony Cascarino. Rangers were also beaten 3-2 at The Den that season – a game you may remember for Trevor Francis' one-step penalty miss. Neil Harris' side are 19th and have only won one game out of six since winning promotion (4-0 at home to Norwich) but the stats suggest they're in a false position. They've had 85 shots on goal so far this season, the second most in the division behind Brentford's 95 and ahead of league-leading Cardiff's 84. Steve Morison has had 18 of those alone, without scoring once. So far on their travels they've lost 1-0 at Forest and Wolves and drawn 0-0 at Bristol City. If you include their previous stint in the Championship they haven't won an away game at this level in 11 attempts.
Prediction: We're two for two after calling Cardiff and Ipswich exactly right. If you think you can do better you're in with a chance of winning prizes from the sponsor of this year's Prediction League, The Art of Football. We'll be handing out prizes from their QPR Collection at the end of October, January and to the overall winner. Last year's winner Southend_Rss tells us…
"It was great to see a fantastic team performance, to which I felt everyone gave 100%, against Ipswich on Saturday. Typical QPR at the end allowing a late bit of pressure, but we could and pretty much should have scored a couple more. That midfield three is looking more and more comfortable with every game. Everything just seemed to work and the dressing room seems a great place to be right now. Long may that continue.
"Millwall Tuesday night then. A derby match under the lights. A game that should have probably been more suited to a 12:30 kick off on a Saturday or Sunday. The atmosphere will be noisy and our Holloway will no doubt get loads of abuse from the away end. It will be a fun night to which I feel we should continue the performance we gave against Ipswich."
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The Jeb Bush campaign is offering supporters a chance to win an all-expenses trip to New York to view the premier of the Stephen Colbert show on CBS. But wait, as ads on late night TV say, there is more. Jeb will join actor George Clooney as one of the first guests on the progressive star's first show.
In an email to supporters, asking for a donation, Jeb wrote:
a VIP ticket to the very first taping of the Late Show with a new host, that's something you'll still be talking about 20 years from now.
Colbert, who has played a significant role in dumbing-down political discourse in this country, is taking over from David Letterman on September 8th. Colbert's celebrity is based on his success skewering conservatives on his eponymous Comedy Central show.
While his show was never a ratings success, it played a pivotal role in establishing media narratives against conservative politicians and conservative policy positions. It is highly unlikely Colbert will deviate too far from this script in his new show.
Jeb's raffle is a brutal reminder that the presumptive frontrunner doesn't understand the party he is seeking to lead into the next Presidential contest.
"We don't need another president who merely holds the top spot among the pampered elites of Washington," Jeb said in his announcement speech. "We need a president willing to challenge and disrupt the whole culture in our nation's capital."
Were Bush to win the Presidency, he would be the third member of his immediate family to occupy the Oval Office. Hobnobbing with George Clooney and Colbert, a left-wing media darling, is hardly a path towards disrupting the culture in Washington. Rather, it is gliding a little too easily into its pampered confines.
Bush also said in his announcement speech that the Republicans needed a candidate who was "willing to lose the primary to win general." What Bush absolutely doesn't understand about conservatives is that we believe our policies will win the general.
For two elections Republicans have offered candidates who aggressively tried to downplay any conservative policy positions. They both lost, largely because they failed to give conservative voters are reason to go to the polls.
Bush's phrase, though, suggests he believes there is something politically wrong with conservative positions. He seems to believe that some portion of what conservatives believe has to be surrendered in order to compete next November.
So, what then is the point of a Bush candidacy or Presidency? If America is looking for a President who can make small talk with George Clooney or Stephen Colbert, there is an entire Democrat party stuffed with politicians who want to do that.
With the economy tettering after more than a decade of failed policies, one of the last things the nation needs is a Republican candidate who wants to be accepted by the likes of Stephen Colbert. The absolute last thing we need, however, is a Republican candidate who thinks Republican voters will remember the premier of Colbert's new show "20 years from now."


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Re: Data transformation error after loading negative amount with decimalsm w Mar 6, 2013 9:54 AM (in response to hermaneh )
In the first picture the Account is 08510.
In the second picture it is 013211.
Are you looking at the same numbers?
Re: Data transformation error after loading negative amount with decimalshermaneh Mar 6, 2013 10:14 AM (in response to m w)
Right.... In the connection string a different database was attached. Because most id's are the same (one db being a clone of the other), i didn't notice this. Thank you!
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"We are a loose collection of mostly London-based comic-artists, illustrators and writers, who have grown up listening to the Magnetic Fields and got together over a mutual love of the songs. One day, on Twitter, a couple of us decided that illustrating - or writing a comic - or a short story - inspired by all 69 songs was a worthwhile and exciting pursuit, so here we are!" Let's see how this will turn out.comics art illustration magneticfields 69lovesongs
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This is a new Amerex 250 2.5 gallon Foam extinguisher. It ships empty, with a wall bracket and one bottle of foam concentrate. The adapter for filling the unit is not included.
The Amerex model 250 is refillable, and dispenses AFFF foam. It is a Class A:B extinguisher. Easy and effective application with air aspirated nozzle. Apply to Class B liquid spills to prevent ignition.
Ideal for emergency first response vehicles. Best used on fires involving burning liquids and solids, i.e. paint and gasoline. For solids fires, point the jet at the base of the flames and move across the area of the fire. for liquid fires, aim the jet to the edge of the fire or a nearby surface above the burning liquid. Allow the foam to cover the liquid area. A foam extinguisher is mainly water based with a foaming agent that is designed to break the interaction between the fuel surface and the flames.
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As Jennifer and Deborah Wyatt (Founders) prepared to make the leap from school to the working world they both knew they had to achieve one thing to find happiness; service others. Their grandfather, John Alexander Wyatt was a strong advocate and role model for both Jennifer and Deborah growing up. He instilled in both girls the importance of inclusion regardless of differences and to always support the less fortunate. Both Jennifer and Deborah have strong interests in health, mental health and developmental exceptionalities. With the influence of their grandfather and their interests, TIPES was born.
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(For me, Dammie,Yinka, Chuks and every body born on August 23rd)
It is time once again to take another step up the ladder
A ladder stretching from the moment of birth
To that undiscovered country ruled by the impartial sage
Unbound by the confines of matter and space
The lonely road which must be walked by one and alone
Whether the road so far be full of fears
Or it be paved with the stones of blood or the tar of our tears
Or whether it be caressed by the comfort of kings
Sating our seeking with silver spoons
"Forward! Forward!! Calls the patient, timeless sage
As the book today opens to a new fresh page
There is still so much to be seen along this way
Where we are coming from pales
Compared to the journey we start today
The years we have known are like children at play
Forward forward we must go to make ourselves a way
Because somewhere, hopefully still far away
The grim, stealthy one waits – to do what he will- take us out and away
Today the implacable sage so old and grey
Cuts another notch on our glorious totem
May the journey that starts for us today
Bring wings to our feet and smiles to our lips
May the winds of heaven and goodspeed
Hold high our sails and bring us soothing breezes
May our sails rally strong against the storms
And our feet stay strong on this difficult path
Because for us another year starts today
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The Friends of The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic is a registered charity that enables the many supporters of the museum to become practically involved in its development.
We have raised money for new projects and conservation equipment, coordinated voluntary work and helped students and researchers access the unique collection of artefacts and books at the museum and its library.
Each year you can meet old and new friends at the Annual General Meeting & Get Together held in Boscastle, Cornwall.
The membership of 'The Friends' is renewable annually.
PATRON: Prof. Ronald Hutton
Julian Vayne: Chairperson, Judith Noble: Secretary, Emma Chopping: Membership Secretary, Nick Miller: Vice-Chair, Jason Karl, Lizzie Dolfinmoon, Adrienne Frayne, Louise Fenton and Ben Verhaevert.
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Lion Dick Fetzer was awarded Lion of the Year at the Dearborn Heights Service Club Luncheon. There were representatives from the Kiwanis, Rotary, Goodfellows, Lion, and Mayor Dan Paletko with several representatives of Dearborn Heights. In the picture, L to R is Lion Don Rivard who introduced Lion Dick Fetzer, Lion Mayor Dan Paletko in the middle who made the presentation and Lion Dick Fetzer on the right who was the recipient of the Lion of the Year award. Jointly the service clubs sponsor the care and upgrading of the Nowlin Cemetery which is located inside of Dearborn Heights.
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During a turn, you lean the bicycle into the turn. For example, when you turn left, you lean the top of the bicycle toward the left. The result is that you (and the bicycle) experience two torques. First, the support force from the ground tries to rotate you one direction—it tries to make your head go left and your feet go right. Second, friction from the ground, which is making you and the bicycle accelerate toward the left as part of the turn, tries to rotate you in the opposite direction—it tries to make your head go right and your feet go left. These two torques will cancel one another if you are leaning just the right amount. As a result, the bicycle doesn't undergo angular acceleration and you don't tip over.
The shape of the handlebar determines your riding position. The upright position is generally more comfortable but, by sitting you upright, it increases the pressure drag you experience. Drop handlebars lower your body and make you more aerodynamic, but that position isn't as comfortable.
The rim of the wheel travels at a different speed from the rest of the bicycle. The top of the wheel heads forward faster than the bicycle, while the bottom of the wheel heads forward more slowly than the bicycle. But because kinetic energy is proportional to the square of speed, the increase in the top of the wheel's energy caused by its increased speed more than makes up for the decrease in the bottom of the wheel's energy caused by its reduced speed. The overall result is that the wheel rim has twice as much kinetic energy as it would have if it were simply sliding forward without turning. This fact is important because it means that you want as little mass in the wheel rim as possible. Every kilogram there counts double when you are trying to start up from rest. By putting air inside the tire, rather than rubber, you reduce the mass at the wheel rim and make the bicycle easier to start.
When you apply brakes on a bicycle, you make it harder for the wheels to turn. The ground must then exert backward frictional forces on the wheels to keep them turning and it is these backward frictional forces that slow the bicycle's forward motion. But the forces that the ground exerts on the bottoms of the wheels also produces a torque on the bicycle about its center of mass—the whole bicycle has a tendency to begin rotating. Fortunately, the bicycle rarely actually rotates—if it did, you would fly forward over the front wheel of the bicycle. But this tendency to rotate during braking pushes the bicycle's front wheel downward onto the pavement and lifts the bicycle's back wheel upward off the pavement. The added pressure between the front wheel and the pavement improves traction there and makes the front wheel particularly effective for braking. The loss of pressure between the back wheel and the pavement reduces traction there and makes the back wheel particularly ineffective for braking. In fact, it's easy to begin fishtailing as the rear wheel loses traction completely.
The force that causes you to turn is friction between the front wheel and the ground. When you turn left, friction pushes the front wheel left and you turn left. By putting all of your weight over the front wheel, you accomplish two things. First, you increase the maximum static frictional force between the ground and the front wheel. You push them together harder so that they are less likely to slide (skid). Second, you make it easier for that sideways friction force to accelerate you; the force acts closer to your body and more directly on you. There are fewer torques on the bicycle that might cause it to skid about on either the front or rear wheel.
When you turn left, you are accelerating toward the left and your velocity is changing toward the left. This leftward acceleration requires a leftward force and that force is supplied by friction between the ground and the motorcycle's wheels—the ground pushes the wheels toward the left. However, this leftward force on the wheels also exerts a torque (a twist) on the motorcycle about it's own natural point of rotation—its center of mass. As the ground pushes the wheels toward the left, the motorcycle tends to begin rotating. In this rotation, the wheels begin moving toward the left and the driver's head begins moving toward the right—the motorcycle "stands up"! Actually, if you lean far enough to the left as you turn, an opposing torque due to the upward force that the road exerts on the wheels will balance the first torque and your motorcycle will experience no net torque—it won't stand up at all. On a high-speed turn, you must lean quite a bit to avoid the "standing up" problem, which is why motorcycle racers practically touch the ground as they turn.
As you suspect, gyroscopic effects do play a role. Because it has only two wheels, a motorbike is inherently unstable. When it's stationary, it is only in equilibrium—that is it experiences no net force or torque—when it's perfectly upright. The slightest tip causes it to fall over. You must be very careful and agile to keep it balanced. A physicist would say that the motorbike is statically unstable or that it has an unstable static equilibrium.
For the motorbike to remain upright, you must keep the overall center of gravity (yours and the motorbike's) directly above the wheels (actually the line formed by their contact points on the ground). That's very hard to do when the motorbike is stationary. But when the motorbike is heading forward, it naturally steers itself under the center of gravity. If the motorbike begins to tip to one side, its front wheel automatically steers in the direction of the tip and the forward moving motorbike soon drives its wheels back under the center of gravity. This automatic steering is due to both gyroscopic precession in its spinning front wheel and to the shape and angle of the front wheel fork. If you hold the motorbike (or a bicycle) off the ground, spin its front wheel the right direction, and then tip the motorbike, you'll see its wheel turn toward the direction of the tip because of gyroscopic precession. If you return the motorbike to the ground and then tip it to one side, you'll see that its wheel will automatically turn toward that side because of the fork shape.
With both effects helping the motorbike steer under the center of gravity, the moving motorbike is very stable. A physicist would say that it is dynamically stable. Everything I've said also applies to bicycles and was pointed out by British physicist David Jones in 1970. Bicycles are so dynamically stable that almost anyone can ride them without hands and not tip over!
The only power loss mechanisms I can think of in each case are sliding friction and vibration. The drive system most likely to experience substantial sliding friction is a pulley (or smooth belt) drive. If the belt slips as the pulleys turn, the belt will do work against the force of sliding friction and that work will be converted into thermal energy. But, as one of my readers points out, if the belt is properly tightened, has an adequate coefficient of friction to prevent slipping, and has a high tensile strength so that it doesn't creep across the pulley surface, then it can operate with very little power loss.
In the other drive systems, there is no possibility of slippage so that any power loss that occurs must be due to internal sliding friction within the components, or from vibrations. Flexing a chain involves some internal sliding friction and wastes some power. I suppose this could be minimized with careful chain construction and I wouldn't be surprised if large change drive systems placed bearings in the chain links to eliminate sliding friction altogether. Flexing a rubber-cogged belt also involves some molecular friction within the belt material so it wastes some power. I'm not sure which system is more efficient, the chain drive or the cogged belt drive. Finally, the gear drive is the least likely to waste significant energy. The only sliding friction that occurs is between the gear teeth. If the teeth are designed well and cut carefully, they should slide very little. In that case, the only significant power loss would be through vibrations. If everything is carefully mounted to prevent vibrations, there should be very little power loss in a gear drive.
When a gyroscope is spinning rapidly, it has a large amount of a conserved physical quantity called angular momentum. Angular momentum is a special measure of rotational motion that can't be created or destroyed—it can only be transferred between objects. As long as nothing tries to transfer angular momentum to or from the spinning gyroscope, it will continue to spin at a steady pace about a fixed axis in space. But when an external torque (a twist) is exerted on the gyroscope, a transfer of angular momentum takes place. The gyroscope's rate of rotation or its axis of rotation begins to change so that its angular momentum changes. If you apply a twist to the gyroscope around its axis of rotation, it will either spin faster or slower, depending on which way you twist it. But if you twist the gyroscope about a different axis, its axis of rotation will shift—the gyroscope will undergo precession. The direction of this precession depends on how you apply the twist and tends to be very non-intuitive.
When the wheels of a bicycle are attached directly to the frame of a bicycle, the wheels and frame must move together. When one of the wheels hits a bump, both that wheel and the frame must accelerate upward together. When this happens, the bump exerts a huge upward force on the wheel and everything, including the unfortunate rider, experiences a sudden upward acceleration. A sudden jolt of this sort is unpleasant—the seat of the bicycle pushes upward violently on the rider and the rider feels large forces throughout his or her body. Each body part pushes upward on the body part above it so that everything leaps upward.
To reduce the upward acceleration that the rider experiences, the direct connection between the bicycle wheels and the frame can be replaced by a spring suspension. When the wheel of a bicycle with a spring suspension encounters a bump, the springs compress and the force on the frame and rider is much smaller. The rider still accelerates upward, but not as rapidly as the wheel and without the abrupt jolt of a suspensionless bicycle. In fact, by the time the rider has begun to rise much, the wheel will probably have rolled back off the bump and the spring will return to its original shape. Overall, the rider will barely move at all and will hardly notice the bump.
But a spring suspension isn't perfect by itself. Suppose that the bicycle rolled over a curb and onto a sidewalk. This bump doesn't end—the pavement level rises permanently. When the wheel hits the curb, it rises suddenly and compresses the spring. But since the wheel never drops back to its original height, the only way for the spring to decompress back to its original shape is for the frame and rider to rise. And that's what happens. But the frame and rider don't stop moving once the spring has reached its original shape. They have upward momentum and they continuing rising. The spring begins to stretch upward now. Eventually the frame and rider stop rising and begin to descend again, but they continue to bounce up and down as though they were on a pogo stick. In effect, they are on a pogo stick. When a spring is compressed or stretch, it stores energy. If there is nothing to get rid of the energy stored in the bicycle's compressed or stretched spring, the frame and rider will continue to bounce up and down indefinitely.
To stop the bouncing (and prevent most of it in the first place), a bicycle with a spring suspension also has shock absorbers. These devices waste energy whenever the wheel and frame move relative to one another. Whether the spring is compressing or stretching, the shock absorber extracts energy from the wheel, frame, and spring, and turns that energy into thermal energy. As a result, the frame and rider don't bounce significantly after the wheel rides up and onto the curb. Similar issues occur in cars, where shock absorbers damp out the bouncing that can occur because the car body is suspended above the wheels on springs.
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Councilor Edwards was raised all over the world by her military mom but chose East Boston to build her home and raise a family. Her "game changing" leadership was recently highlighted by the Boston Globe, who lauded her work as deputy director within the Mayor's Office of Housing Stability. She was responsible for developing and delivering innovative solutions to fight displacement and brought together all stakeholders: landlords, management companies, housing authorities, and tenants.
Councilor Edwards worked as a public interest attorney with Greater Boston Legal Services focusing on labor issues such as fighting for access to unemployment insurance, back wages, fair treatment for domestic workers, and combating human trafficking. She served as the statewide campaign coordinator for the Massachusetts Coalition for Domestic Workers, which advocated for the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights. In 2015, she was named Bostonian of the Year by the Boston Globe.
Her mother is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and current union worker with the Veterans' Administration and raised both her and Lydia's twin sister. Lydia speaks fluent Portuguese and conversational Spanish.
She graduated from American University Washington College of Law and received a LLM in taxation from Boston University School of Law. She currently lives in East Boston with her husband, Rogerio, a licensed electrician and small business owner.


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The inverse lottery, that is.
A few days ago I ordered a can of dry shampoo to test out in order to increase our boondocking time. With our free trial of Amazon Prime, it should have been here yesterday, but the huge amounts of snow between here and the Amazon warehouse must have gummed things up in the timing department. Mr UPS was supposed to drop off our new camp chairs today, but instead he showed up with two very small boxes. I was going to be amazed if they fit in there. I knew what was in the one and the other should have been my dry shampoo. I had not washed my hair this morning specifically so that I could try it out and had not left the house in five full days... Big fun was about to go down!
I ripped open the box and....
Yes sirree, a three month supply of Rogaine for men.
See with the lottery, you buy a ticket and don't expect to get anything good out of it and are super happy if you do.
In the inverse lottery, you have a right to expect the good thing that is coming, but wind up instead with Rogaine.
Or a snapping turtle.
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Round 260m south of Tenament Farm
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This monument is scheduled under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 as amended as it appears to the Secretary of State to be of national importance. This entry is a copy, the original is held by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Name: Round 260m south of Tenament Farm
List entry Number: 1004420
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The monument may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
District: Cornwall
District Type: Unitary Authority
Parish: Gweek
National Park: Not applicable to this List entry.
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Date first scheduled: 29-Nov-1957
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Rounds are small embanked enclosures, one of a range of settlement types dating to between the later Iron Age and the early post-Roman period. Usually circular or oval, they have a single earth and rubble bank and an outer ditch, with one entrance breaking the circuit. Excavations have produced drystone supporting walls within the bank, paved or cobbled entrance ways, post built gate structures, and remains of timber, turf or stone built houses of oval or rectangular plan, often set around the inner edge of the enclosing bank. Other evidence includes hearths, drains, gullies, pits and rubbish middens. Evidence for industrial activities has been recovered from some sites, including small scale metal working and, among the domestic debris, items traded from distant sources. Some rounds are associated with secondary enclosures, either abutting the round as an annexe or forming an additional enclosure. Rounds are viewed primarily as agricultural settlements, the equivalents of farming hamlets. They were replaced by unenclosed settlement types by the 7th century AD. Over 750 rounds are recorded in the British Isles, occurring in areas bordering the Irish Seas, but confined in England to south west Devon and especially Cornwall, where many more examples may await discovery. Most recorded examples are sited on hillslopes and spurs. Rounds are important as one of the major sources of information on settlement and social organisation of the Iron Age and Roman periods in south west England. Despite being cut by a pipeline, the round 260m south of Tenament Farm survives well and will contain archaeological and environmental evidence relating to its construction, longevity, abandonment, agricultural practices, trade, domestic arrangements, social organisation and overall landscape context.
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The monument includes a round, situated on the summit of a steep-sided hill, overlooking the estuary of the Helford River by Gweek. The round survives as an oval enclosure of approximately 66m long by 60m wide with its outer rampart largely fossilised by field hedges of up to 1.6m high with a largely buried outer ditch.
The round was first recorded by Polwhele in 1803, noted by R Thomas in 1851 and described by Henderson in the 1920's. In 1980 a watching brief was carried out when a pipeline was laid across the interior. This showed the outer ditch to be steep sided and 2.5m wide at the top. The rampart was composed of loose stone and measured 3m wide at the base. No finds were recovered.
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That means labels will have a number between 15 and 50 for the best UVB protection.
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Tottenham missed a rare chance to go top of the Premier League on Wednesday when West Ham won their London derby 1-0 to close in on the Champions League places.
Michail Antonio's seventh-minute goal at Upton Park handed Tottenham only a fourth loss of the league campaign.
Had Spurs extended a six-game winning streak they would have moved to the summit for the first time in the second half of the season since 1985.
But Mauricio Pochettino's side is three points behind Leicester and three above Arsenal, which it hosts in Saturday's north London derby.