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Defender Matthijs de Ligt says manager Maurizio Sarri is one of the main reasons he joined Juventus.
The 19-year-old centre-back had been linked with a number of Europe's top clubs but completed a £67.5m move to the Italian champions on Thursday.
Former Chelsea boss Sarri was unpopular with some supporters at Stamford Bridge and left the club earlier this summer after less than a year in charge.
"He was one of the reasons that I wanted to join here," said De Ligt.
"I spoke to Sarri on the phone before coming just to get to know each other.
"I've heard a lot of good things about him and I like his footballing philosophy and how he prepares his defence."
Sarri attempted to implement his attacking style while Chelsea manager but left at the end of last season despite finishing third in the Premier League and winning the Europa League.


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Pleasure and pain can be experienced simultaneously, she said, gently massaging my back as we listened to her Coldplay CD.
Amazed nobody's mentioned any Richard Thompson material. Depending on how how ambitious you want to be on acoustic guitar, here are a few suggestions:
Loads more where these came from...
Is anyone here familiar with the term "busking"? Supposedly it lets you set up as a street musician - A friend told me I should get a Busking license for downtown Fort Worth. So I am looking into it. Only problem is when I looked Ft Worth wants $100 for a license. I don't know if that is per event, or if it just entitles you to be street musician. Man, if it is per event. They should not have any street musicians at all. Who could afford that?
I've gone ahead and purchased a Bose S1 system, it is battery powered and fairly robust and that will allow me to play on the street without requiring power, or screaming to be heard.
As far as doing some of the material mentioned, Some of these artists are honestly, obscure, and if I am going to do truly obscure music, it will likely be my own. One can only learn so much material from other musicians. Though I do appreciate the suggestions and they are great! Others may decide it apropos for them. Playing an obscure Jethro Tull or Yes song (I think oft hem as deep tracks off of somewhat popular albums) is different from playing an obscure artists even more obscure songs. Great as those can be. Ultimately, its about using my own material. The "cover tunes" are there to get attention.
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You never know who will see you when you are out busking
Pleasure and pain can be experienced simultaneously, she said, gently massaging my back as we listened to her Coldplay CD.
Congrats Yodelgoat. As a fan of your original music I think what you are doing is awesome and highly commendable.
I have been trying out some more Rush tunes - Subdivisions, Limelight and Spirit of the radio... Modified, of course, to some extent. you wouldn't normally think of them as acoustic guitar fodder. But I got enthusiastic cheers for just trying to do them... So once I have them cleaned up a bit, I'll have a nice little 20 minute Rush tribute happening. I may get beat up for it, but for the most part I have found Canadians to be a gentle people, so perhaps not. I am surprised that stripped down, they songs are actually kind of basic, but since I know the bass parts t
really well, I can kind of blend Alex and Geddy's parts, and it seems to be kind of cool. I know that Geddy has said that their music doesn't really lend itself to this, but I think they could do some really cool stuff if they put their minds to it. I figure 4 Rush Tunes is probably 4 more than anyone else I know is doing... (Closer To the Heart, Subdivisions, Spirit and Limelight...)
Oh and I had some video shot at my last gig... I haven't watched it yet, but I may be putting something up sometime soon. Unless it sucks, of course. Where would I put it?
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Right here, of course! You could link from your dropbox.
Sounds like you're on a roll. Good on you for doing something original with Rush tunes!
I had no idea that people love Journey so much! I had a request for it, and I kind of bluffed my way thru Wheel in the sky at an open mic night and the place erupted... So I did the same with lights... (early Journey is my favorite Journey) So I've worked them both up and I am amazed that I do a good Steve Perry in my old age. I notice its the Chicks who really dig the Journey.... I refuse to play forever yours though.
I play a couple times a week now and it has been a joy. I was expecting it would turn out to suck, but so far... I just cannot let people tell me what to play. It helps not knowing any country. I get the occasional "dude in a cowboy hat" who is unimpressed, but most people, particularly the more mature ones, love their oldies. and their 60's & 70's - with occasional 80's. I see this old guy sitting and listening and think, Oh man, I have to dial it back, but the guy turns out to be my age... I think the days of worrying about offending the Frank Sinatra crowd is disappearing. Old guys dig Jethro Tull. Old guys know Jethro Tull!
Oh also, when I do "Lazarus, by Porcupine Tree, some people LOVE that song even when they have never heard it before. I get asked who that was, even though I introduce it as best one can. I think it should have been a hit. Of course, it too, is an old song.
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Did a small gig last night, it was pretty quiet, and thought I would slip in one of my 20+ minute unpublished songs live for the first time. ( Bruce, you know this one - Evermore) - When I was done -, silence (that happens a LOT), so I fessed up about it being one of my own - and had a couple people come up on the break and say "You're kidding! - That was your OWN song?" So, I not only got to play it, I got actual response! Overall, I would say that's a victory. Got away with Playing a 20 minute original and apparently no one realized it wasn't just something from an old geezers record collection from the 1970's. Infinitely more rewarding than selling a disk on CD baby.
I used my new BOSE F1-812 sound system last night - It sounded amazing.
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, Uhura announced, "Final transport complete, Captain."
Kirk's voice boomed out, "Shields and screens up. Stand by on phasers, Sulu! Navigator, put some distance between us and the alien fleet!"
"Aye, sir," came the dual responses.
Before either man could act on Kirk's orders, Spock's voice rang out over the intercom, "Captain, Commander Weston is still on board the
Kitty Hawk
Kirk blanched, "Belay those orders!" After tabbing the intercom, he continued, "Spock, get her back!"
"Not possible, Captain, Commander Weston has re-established the
Kitty Hawk
's shields."
Kirk was about to respond when, Riley announced, "The
Kitty Hawk
underway, sir. Making point seven five, sub-light on a heading... towards for the alien fleet!"
"Uhura, see if you can contact Weston and find out what's going on."
"Nearest alien is firing at the
Kitty Hawk
, Captain." Ferrell's warning came a split second before the inevitable impact.
"We don't dare lower our shields now, sir, we'd be a sitting duck." Sulu had stated the obvious, but Kirk was reluctant to accept it as fact.
"Captain, I have Commander Weston," Uhura exclaimed excitedly.
Kirk slapped his intercom with a vengeance. "Weston, get off that ship! Lower your shields!"
"Can't do that, sir; I'm captain of this ship. If the
Kitty Hawk
won't survive, I'll go down with her, fighting. Thanks for the opportunity of having my own command. A bit of advice, sir, better take the
as far away as possible. I'm not sure how long I can hold off the aliens or the port engine's demise. Besides, I've got one more thing to do, Weston out!"
Static then filled the air and Kirk cut the communication. "Sulu, open fire on the nearest alien, distract them from the
Kitty Hawk
"Aye, sir!"
The bridge echoed with the sound of the ship's main phasers as Spock exited the turbolift. "Captain, the aliens are determined to take the
and the
Kitty Hawk
. Their mental impressions are very strong now and quite... overwhelming. We must leave this sector immediately; we are in grave danger."
Kirk was angry. He didn't want to leave Weston behind, but his options were very limited. Out of frustration he slammed the arm of the command chair once again.
Kitty Hawk
firing weapons, sir," Riley stated flatly.
Farrell then added, "
Kitty Hawk
altering course to meet the alien fleet head on, dead center, sir."
"Get us out of here, Sulu, best possible speed. Keep up continuous fire on aliens as we move." Kirk sounded defeated.
"Aye, sir." Even Sulu sounded dismayed.
Spock relieved Riley at the Science Station and in short order, Chekov and DeSalle appeared. Kirk turned to see the pair exiting the turbolift.
"I'm sorry, Captain. I didn't know what Weston was planning..." DeSalle's voice trailed off.
"It's okay, Commander. No one could have anticipated her actions."
DeSalle stepped forward and handed Kirk a group of data tapes. "Ship's logs and records, sir."
Kirk accepted the tapes and nodded. "Thanks; please assist Mr. Scott in engineering."
As DeSalle turned to leave, Chekov relieved Farrell quickly and efficiently.
"Sulu, main viewer aft, maximum magnification."
With a flick of his wrist, Sulu reset the viewer as directed. "Aye, sir; main viewer aft."
The screen shimmered for a moment and revealed a terrifying sight. The
Kitty Hawk
was being hammered by dozens of alien ships. The alien's threat of more ships on the way was far from idle. Some of the new arrivals were now pursuing the
Everyone on the bridge studied the image closely as the
Kitty Hawk
waded into the alien ships until the port nacelle finally burst into a brilliant bloom of light.
"Engine has exploded as planned, Captain." Spock sounded subdued as he continued. "The aliens were caught completely off guard, many ships destroyed or badly damaged. Either the idea of beings destroying their own ship was totally foreign to them or they were simply caught up in the idea of capturing the
Kitty Hawk
and ignored the possibility."
The bridge was now quiet, except for the omnipresent background chatter of circuits and equipment.
Finally, the silence was broken by Sulu's report, "Pursuing aliens have turned back. They are no longer following us, sir."
"They may be worried that we will self-destruct, too," Chekov offered.
"Not an unreasonable assumption, Ensign." Spock approached Kirk quietly, "Orders, sir?"
"Continue on this course until we meet the rescue fleet. Have Uhura send an update on our situation and include an E.T.A."
"Yes, sir." Spock remained at the captain's side.
"Stand down from red alert and take the weapons off-line", Kirk said quietly. "Let's concentrate on repairs and tending to our casualties. Our priority needs to be the radiation decontamination procedures."
"Understood, Captain."
Kirk stood and took the steps to the turbolift. "Spock, I'll be in my quarters filing my report on recent events. I'll want your perspective on that as well." That said, he entered the turbolift and disappeared behind the doors, leaving the bridge quiet once again.
Hours later, as Kirk completed his report to Starfleet, Doctor McCoy let himself into the Captain's duty office. "Anybody home?"
"Come in, Doctor. Do you have your report ready?"
Smiling, the ship's surgeon held up a bright yellow data tape, "Just ask and it shall be done." With a flourish, he laid the tape on the desk, then pulled up a nearby chair. Sitting opposite of his friend, he studied the familiar face closely.
Without looking up, Kirk asked quietly, "How is the young Andorian doing?"
"It will take some time, but he will make a full recovery. However, that's just the physical side of the injuries. Mentally, he's much worse, Jim."
Kirk looked up, curious about McCoy's remarks, "How so?"
"Survivor's guilt; a double dose this time. Even though he was in sickbay at the time, he says he should have saved Weston." McCoy sighed, "I really missed the diagnosis on this one, Jim."
Kirk stopped working and leaned forward. "We all did, Bones. You, me, Spock, Uhura, and even Scotty was fooled by Weston's attitude, energy level and positive outlook. All she wanted was to do her job. Once she had that, we all believed she was fine."
Dissatisfied with his friend's explanation, McCoy continued. "It still feels like we... I should have done more." McCoy was staring at Kirk then added, "And how are you doing?"
Surprised by McCoy's question, he responded bluntly, with just a tinge of anger. "I feel like I should have done more, for Weston, her crew, the
Kitty Hawk
and the whole situation in general. I don't like a no-win situation and this one really... stinks."
With a slight grin, McCoy asked, "Is that what you said in the report to Starfleet? It stinks?"
Relaxing just a bit, Kirk returned the grin. "In so many words..." He left the sentence unfinished.
"If it makes you feel any better, I said the same thing in my report. I also filed my official medical report with the Surgeon General's Office and it says the same thing." He paused a moment, then continued, "Spock's report will read the same, too, except he will use bigger words and a lot more of them." McCoy finished with a weak smile.
"You know what's in his report?" Kirk was surprised.
"We talked about it. We both agreed you can't blame yourself for everything that happened. I doubt the 'old man' himself could have done any better. From what Spock learned from his mental impressions, Starfleet and the Diplomatic Corps will be hard pressed to deal with those aliens."
"I doubt the Admiral of the Fleet would approve of being referred to as the 'old man,' especially by a 'lowly doctor' who doesn't exactly know everything." Kirk sat smiling in smug silence.
McCoy countered, "I know one thing... you can't always win, Jim."
"Okay, Bones, you made your point. Join me for dinner later?"
"How about now?"
"I've got just one more thing... "
Soon after McCoy left, Kirk had his report finished, then tapped the console on his duty desk and leaned back and spoke. "To the parents of Commander Sarah Weston. It is with great regret and profound sorrow that I must inform you of the loss of your daughter. During a recent battle with hostile aliens..."
The End
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Absolute Spa. Services include facials, body wraps, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and a steam room.
The spa is open daily.
DiningC|Prime Restaurant - This steakhouse specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
Beyond Coffee - This coffee shop specializes in American cuisine. Open daily.
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The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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Deposit: CAD 200.00 per stay
Pet deposit: CAD 200.00 per stay
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability)
Self parking costs CAD 17 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for CAD 30.0 per day
Breakfast costs between CAD 15 and CAD 30 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of CAD 40 per accommodation, per night
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Publication Date: 21 September 2018
Kashi House publishes excellent books, I've not seen one yet that hasn't been up to a very high standard, and what I believe to be their first fictional offering maintains this tradition. Major Tom's War is a well crafted drama about a British officer serving with the Indian cavalry, a nurse on the home front and a French civilian during the First World War. It is a book about loss, love and life lived at a time when such things were both at their most immediate and their most cheap.
Sometimes understanding comes inaudibly. Removed by culture, time and place it is a challenge to move past sympathy and respect for the soldiers of the Indian army to some kind of understanding of what it must have been like. The difference between India and Flanders is difficult to quantify, but they must have missed the sun, the warmth, the colour and the vibrancy of their homeland as they pulled their feet out of the sucking mud of the trenches, ducking the bullets of the German enemy. Feeling to frozen rain on their faces, and pulling their clothes tighter around them in a vain struggle to defeat the damp and cold, countless miles from a loved one's face. Death for the cause represented by many patriotic biscuit tins bearing the enigmatic face of the King-Emperor must have seemed all the more terrible to contemplate.
Author, Vee Walker, an experienced museum's and heritage consultant from the UK, has managed to put her finger on the heart of their struggle, through the story of, 'Major Tom'. Although the entire book is not about the Indian army, a great deal of it is set against the life of an officer serving in a regiment of 'Empire' troops.
In a pivotal passage we find Tom, who from the beginning is grieving for a lost love, whose demise has haunted him all the more for the part he played in it, and embracing the war in hopes of the blessed relief of a meaningful death, commanding a detail of Indian Cavalry ordered to bury the neglected corpses of some French Infantry.
Beside him is the superb study of Rissaldar Harnam Singh, expertly painted as one of the many vertebrae that form the backbone of the army. The bodies have been left to the elements for some time and burying them is a trial for everyone. As another collection of flesh and bones is consigned to the ground, Harnam Singh, turbaned, bearded and proud looks at his Sahib Officer, Tom Westmacott. A thin, bookish and bespectacled officer, who strays from human contact but who talks lovingly in Hindi to his horses.
Quietly horrified by the sight of the graves, Singh asks, Tom to promise him one thing. A clean flame so that he might live again, and never to throw him as a decaying corpse into a filthy hole. It is a request eminently suited, not only to the human condition of two men from two very different cultural and religious backgrounds, and not just a powerful moment for these two characters, but it speaks of the understanding that exists between military men in times of war, and of a subordinate to an officer. Embodying the relationship between men in uniform, of those, like the Centurion in the New Testament, who has men under his authority that do what he says without argument and in return it is the responsibility of those officers to act in their best interests.
A clean flame. How many fresh-faced boys, whose beards had yet to thicken, let alone the stoic veterans, from Punjab, Maharashtra, Carnatica and countless others contemplated the horror of being tipped into the cold, brown darkness, never to feel the warmth of rebirth given by that clean flame. And how many could count on a sympathetic officer to see that it would be done.
At the point in the book when this happens, neither Tom or Harnam have engaged the enemy, but death and injury has nonetheless become part of their lives and Harnam's request comes with the suggestion of the inevitable, not the possible.
Vee Walker has crafted a narrative that begins with Broken lives, drawn together by the war, over from over great distances and much of the story is focused on how these lives are rebuilt or endured, investigating themes such as redemption, purpose and healing, populated by real people. The two central characters are extremely well fleshed out, and they slowly grow to be ones you can care about, though neither are perfect. Both are unfair to each other at first.
One is unreasonable in their expectations of the other, while said other is overly judgmental and suspicious, maybe afraid. This detached interplay, at first undertaken through letters, allows the reader to form an opinion about the characters and brings them into sharper focus. Even the character, who seems to be cast as the villain, whose principle purpose in being part of this story is to thwart and annoy, Tom, is now and then more than just a cypher of evil.
I found the writing style to be compulsive and intriguing in the way each sentence, almost, queues up the next so the reader gets easily hooked in the story, drawing you along. Three plot-lines slowly converge on each other, and I was kept guessing throughout as to where they would all meet.
However foreknowledge of some of the inspiration behind the book does rob the reader of a certain suspense. In totality the author wishes the reader to become interested in the why rather than the how, divulging certain information from the start but revealing the whole picture piece by piece.
I won't give away anything here, but I will say that a good alternate title for the book would have been 'what happened to Mary?'
As a plot, Major Tom's War is personal for the author, and this is instantly apparent, but those not wishing spoilers would do well to avoid the interesting selection of photographs at the end, and perhaps not pay too much attention to the jacket blurb. This is not to say the book lacks tension, this is brought to us in spectacular fashion through the character of Gaston Derome, Mayor of Bavay, who, just as the characters from Tom's Regiment draw attention to the commonwealth effort, can look at the war from the perspective of an occupied French town.
I know I said the book is about love and war etc, but in fact, Major Tom's War is about something much simpler. It is a book about people, plain, ordinary people who find themselves allowed the role of heroes. This story isn't about heroism exactly, I wouldn't call any of the main characters except perhaps Gaston and Harnam Singh classically heroic, nor is the surprisingly complex "villain" truly beyond empathy, (though his is a right piece of work). As such it is an excellent novel of war, and indeed of life.
Book Review: Legion Versus Phalanx by Myke Cole.
Nerd isn't the name one would generally associate with Myke Cole & from the picture on the back flap of Legion versus Phalanx, as a stranger you'd certainly think twice about calling any name he didn't OK to his face. However, Cole is a self-confessed nerd and he has roared. In fact he has roared many times, but this is his first history book and for those of us who have encountered him on Twitter, his bark is worse than his bite, (unless you are a Spartan fanboy of course). Continue reading "Book Review: Legion Versus Phalanx by Myke Cole."
Book Review: King of all Balloons by Mark J. Davies.
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I once followed an air balloon. It wasn't hard to keep up with, and indeed I even got so close that I could read the name "Virgin" written on the red sign on the basket. It wasn't hard at all, because it was driving along a curving A-road in England, quite secured to the ground, and I was in a car behind it.
As it drove along, I wondered if Richard Branson would ever use it to trick some small village into thinking aliens had landed or something. Balloons are fantastic things, quite out of the everyday they were once the the technological innovention of the century. Capable to some minds of doing anything. In modern times we ponder on the power of technology, of spy satellites and rockets and super weapons. In the past it was once pondered, half in jest perhaps, that Napoleon might send an armada of air balloons to invade Britain. The men (and women) who flew in them were not so far removed in their contemporaries eyes from how we view today's astronauts.
They were called Aeronauts, contemporaries called them Ærostratists, most people called them insane. At a time when the speed of a ship and the speed of a horse were the fastest modes of transport around, a device as precarious as a basket connected to a balloon could propel a body vertically at speeds of 84mph.
Today a hot air ballon is a quaint thing to do on a more than adventurous holiday, or if you are wildly romantic, a place to propose to your girlfriend. Either way though it's still considered a bit bonkers, but in the late 18th century it's not overreaching to say that the first balloonists were essentially the first astronauts.
Apart from the upper atmosphere, there isn't a physical barrier or wall between sky and space. Anyone interested in spaceflight therefore should be interested in Davies' biography of one of the pioneers of flight. It's quite apt indeed that this method of aeronautics should come into its own at around the same time as the first rockets were being adopted by the army.
Put the two endeavours of ballooning and rocketry together and you have the two elements necessary to open the way to Space. This is why stories like that of James Sadler resonate in the "Satellite Age", not least because we get to see what an 18th century mind considered as space age technology.
Davies' life of Sadler, the pioneering British Aeronaut, is a deeply researched biography that explores not only his glamorous and dangerous ascents, but his work in the field of arms manufacture, and his personal life, bringing this neglected man, who will easily become one of the most unusual people you'll probably read about for a while, back into the spotlight and like all good biographies it puts a spotlight on the times in which he lived as well.
For those wishing to read something different, or those interested in flight and the wider history of the exploration of the upper atmosphere, you couldn't do much better than picking this book up and learning about the King of all Balloons.
Longships and the Vikingverse: What research can do. By Ian Sharpe.
It is my great pleasure to host this highly entertaining thought experiment from the pen of the very talented Ian Stuart Sharpe, whose new book, The All Father Paradox, has just launched. It's a very "Historyland" kind of thing. Read on to find out how fast you'd have to move to escape a Viking raid, and use the links provided to find out about the Vikingverse.
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Book Review: The King and the Catholics by Antonia Fraser.
'The book is as compulsive, detailed and human as the most stunning political exposés. Not only that but it offers a surprisingly inspiring and positive story to what increasingly seems to be a jaded and angry world. It will keep you gripped to the final dramatic finish'. Continue reading "Book Review: The King and the Catholics by Antonia Fraser."
Book Review: Campaldino 1289 by Kelly DeVries and Niccolò Capponi
- Author: Kelly DeVries, Niccolò Capponi
- Illustrator: Graham Turner
- Short code: CAM 324
- Publication Date: 26 Jul 2018
- Number of Pages: 96
A classic, yet original Osprey publication on a familiar but important subject, with large spread 3D and 2D maps, decent quality photographic images though startlingly, a few that are rather low in resolution, full colour artwork by medieval master Graham Turner and commentary to go along with them all. Additionally, it should be noted that Osprey now adds as standard, Index and Further reading sections, as well as the familiar chronology and ORBAT etc, in all their books.
Usually battles are remembered best because of the commanders who directed them, Campaldino is famous because the then unknown Dante Alighieri fought in it with the Florentine Militia Cavalry.
This book is subtitled, the battle that made Dante, and argues for the importance of the battle in the poet's legendary 'divine comedy'. For Dante's version of hell might well in reality be based on the the infernal scenes he saw in June of 1289.
If indeed the battle did inform much of the comedy, and the authors give persuasive argument that it did, then Campaldino rightfully deserves a place amongst the great clashes of history, for the work it inspired is widely considered one of masterpieces of western literature.
Having survived the ghastly press, it isn't so hard to believe that Dante's mind might later have wandered to the thousands of lifeless corpses he had seen, and to where all the souls that used to inhabit them went.
Therefore if Campaldino has any right to immortality it is because of its effect on literature. But from a military and political perspective it is no less significant. Heralding as it did the rise of Florence and the cause of the Pope against the Holy Roman Empire. A deeply significant moment then for Italy, the states of which would find themselves facing much the same political enemy as late as 1800.
As a battle it is a remarkable piece of medieval brutality, gloved in the velvet of chivalry. Few other battles can have been started by the charge of a mere 12 men after all. While the dynamics of the action are interesting, as with most medieval fights the tactics are fairly straightforward. Nevertheless the organisation and operations of the armies are fascinating.
Also of note is how different Italy was from the rest of Europe when it came to war. Democracy and feudalism walked hand in hand, from the election of leaders to the vote on battle plans. To the unusual troop types and the various convoluted war aims and rivalries, which are more familiar to general medieval warfare.
The author's are clearly at home with their subject, which is an excellent study for the campaign series and its great to see these medieval Italian battles being written about and placed in their rightful place amongst the great clashes of history.
What is especially exciting about it is that the Military history of Italy doesn't exist in an accessible way beyond the fall of Rome. It's either in Italian or no one writing in English wants to write about it. Medieval Italian warfare is specifically obscure and exists, in English, only because some people like the idea of the Condottieri. If Osprey are going to produce more titles on the Guelph and Ghibelline Wars, or the Sicilian Vespers, dare we hope for the Wars of the Giudicatti? Then this is an excellent start.
For the most part however, the argument is that battle's significance is once more in the aid of western civilisation than any short term politics. One might even go so far as to agree, after reading this book, that as went Campaldino, so went Florence, so Dante and Dade we say it, so went the renaissance?
Book Review: The Etruscans
- Author: Raffaele D'Amato, Andrea Salimbeti
- Illustrator: Giuseppe Rava
- Short code: ELI 223
- Publication Date: 20 Sep 2018
As most people who can remember their early history lessons will know; at some point in its early history, Rome was dominated by a people known as the Etruscans. And that there was something about a chap named Horatio and a bridge.
Because of this they rank high amongst Rome's Italian foes as equal to the Samnites, and for Rome to flourish they had to be dealt with, and the struggle to destroy their influence contributed greatly to the founding legend of the city.
In terms of art they left a remarkable legacy, also in archeology, allowing a tentative and at times complete reconstruction of their appearance, their grave goods are as stunning as any unearthed in Italy.
As a legacy, as well, they left their mark on Rome, just as in practically every other acquisition they made the Romans made the Etruscans a part of their identity. And a very visible one at that, some of the most ostentatious parts of their triumphal ceremonies trace back to some Etruscan germ.
Two periods of Etruscan military development are considered in this book. The Villanovian period, which covers the earliest archeological evidence to the Classical Period where written works can be added to the artefacts, up to the fall of the Etruscan confederacy at the hands of their once servile neighbours.
Each section is given over to an overview of the period and a much larger examination of practically every type of weapon and armour that can be associated with the Etruscans, broken into subsections. This is an Elite book, and perhaps should have been a Warrior title, but it goes a long way to forming a picture in the mind of the reader of what an Etruscan warrior looked like. There is a good deal of supposition about tactics and organisation, filling in gaps where no direct evidence exists.
Raphael D'Amato has worked a great deal with Giuseppe Rava in the past, perhaps the best artist currently working with Osprey to illustrate a book about such legendary and epic warriors. His Etruscans ripple with flesh and muscle, bulging veins and sinews spread across trunular arms like tree branches. Skin glows behind battle reddened faces, and Lars Porsenna has perhaps never looked so Imperial as here, standing behind his superbly rendered chariot. Rava's gleaming weapons and quite stunning hammered, bronze shields are marvellous recreations. Then at the end, to reinforce D'Amato's and other scholar's argument that the Roman army was much less uniform and much more culturally integrated than has been supposed, we have Etruscans marching for the Roman Republic.
A very interesting and comprehensive introduction to the arms and armour of the Etruscans.


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The Tennessee senator's recent history on taxes and Trump.
Sen. Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican who has decided not to seek re-election, has lately been trading insults with President Trump over social media—and via traditional media as well. Mr. Corker seems to be enjoying his new freedom to speak his mind without the normal political restraints, and perhaps this can be written off as the congressional equivalent of senioritis. But even if voters no longer get to issue a report card on the good senator, perhaps a little context is in order.
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Parliament returned, but not much happened in cross-party talks between the government and the opposition. Labour accused the ruling Conservatives of not making any concessions, and at one point, a report claimed that the negotiations are close to collapsing.
Some Brexit-supporting Tory members attempted to change the party rules to facilitate May's ousting, but their scheme failed. Her position is still in danger.
The downfall of GBP/USD was triggered by the USD side of the equation. The greenback gained ground on upbeat economic figures. New Home Sales rose to 692K annualized in March while Durable Goods Orders smashed expectations with 2.7% on the headline and 1.3% on the "core of the core."
The first read for US Q1 GDP came out at 3.2% also above expectations. However, several components and a "sell-the-fact" response limited the greenback's gains. See US GDP Quick Analysis: 4 reasons for the USD drop and why it can surge
Moreover, there is a growing notion that the Fed is not that dovish in comparison to the others. Central banks in Japan and Canada both lowered their forecasts and tilted to the dovish side.
All in all, GBP/USD is down on two factors: the Brexit impasse and the strength of the US economy. And now the two central banks weigh in.
The central event of the week is the Bank of England's "Super Thursday." In addition to the rate decision and the accompanying MPC Meeting Minutes, the BOE also publishes its Quarterly Inflation Report. Governor Mark Carney comments on the report.
The UK economy is still doing well, with wages rising at a satisfactory rate of 3.5% YoY while inflation remains tame. Employment remains high and credit is cheap. The BOE signaled it would be ready to raise rates this year but was holding back due to the immense uncertainty caused by Brexit.
This is the first decision made after the UK's exit was postponed to October 31st. Does the BOE now see calmer conditions that would allow for a rate hike? Or does the ongoing darkness around the momentous event take any tightening off the table?
The answer to the question depends heavily on the Bank's forecasts in the QIR. Moreover, there is also a personal question: Carney concludes his term at the end of the year and markets are already seeking clues about who will succeed him.
Other central banks have made significant dovish tilts and the "Old Lady" will likely be no different. Markets are not pricing in a rate hike this year.
The upcoming week is much busier in the US. GfK Consumer Confidence kicks off the week but the real action begins on Wednesday with Markit´s Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index, the first out of three PMIs. The forward-looking gauge jumped to 55.1 points in March due to Brexit stockpiling. A slide may be seen now.
The second PMI is due on Thursday but may be ignored due to the BOE decision that follows. It came out just below 50 points in March, just below the 50-point threshold that separates expansion and contraction.
The third and most significant PMI is due on Thursday, and it is for the services sector. The number in March was quite a disappointment: 48.9 points, in contraction territory and casting a dark cloud about economic growth. The same question about the Brextension will be asked: does it improve sentiment due to the UK avoiding the cliff-edge? Or does the uncertainty hurt?
Here are the events lined up in the UK on the forex calendar:
US events: Fed and the NFP
A busy week commences with the Fed's preferred inflation measure. The Core PCE Price Index is set to drop, following the Core CPI gauge. Housing data and the CB Consumer Confidence end the week with the latter also serving as a minor hint towards the Non-Farm Payrolls report on Friday.
Wednesday sees strong NFP hints. The ADP Non-Farm Payrolls carries expectations for a bounce to 175K in April after a weak read in March. The ISM Manufacturing PMI is projected to remain around 55 points, implying OK growth in the small but essential sector.
The main event of the week is also on Wednesday. The Federal Reserve will likely leave its policy measures unchanged and reiterate its pledge for patience on interest rates. Recent economic data have been upbeat, and the message from Chair Jerome Powell may be bullish as well, contradicting some hopes for a rate cut later this year. The central bank's comments on employment, inflation, and the recent growth data will all be watched very closely. The reaction to the Fed's decision could last for several sessions and overshadow Thursday's data.
The second top event is due on Friday. The US Non-Farm Payrolls report is expected to show another good month of job gains and wages are also forecast to be cheerful: a monthly increase of 0.3% and an acceleration of the year over year figure to 3.4%.
Here are the scheduled events in the US:
The daily chart shows a bearish picture for GBP/USD. Momentum is to the downside, the Relative Strength Index is leaning lower, and most importantly, the pair dropped below both the 100-day Simple Moving Average and the 200-day one.
The recent low of 1.2865 serves as initial support. The next line is close: 1.2830 provided support in early February and also several times in early January. 1.2775 was the low point in February and is a critical support line. Further down, 1.2670 was a swing low in January. It is followed by 1.2660 that was a cushion around Christmas. 1.2440 was the flash crash low.
1.2960 is a crucial confluence level where we see the 100-day and 200-day SMAs and also the March low all converge. 1.3030 was a swing high before the recent drop. 1.3130 capped cable in early April, and 1.3200 was a peak beforehand and also a round number. Next up we find 1.3270 and 1.3388.
Another week of feet-dragging around Brexit is quite probable. Also, the BOE is more likely than not to follow its peers with a downgrade of its outlook. And to top it off, the Fed is unlikely to signal a rate cut anytime soon. All in all, there is quite a bit of room to the downside.
The FXStreet Poll shows that the target for the short-term turned lower and the bias is bearish. However, things look better afterward, with rising targets and a bullish bias. The medium-term and long-term targets have been marginally downgraded.
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Congratulations to HOPP Award Winners, Spring 2018!
Pelham Memorial High School junior Bianca Barbosa and PMHS senior Andrew Spana are the recipients of the Spring 2018 Heart of Pelham PACT (HOPP) Award. Thanks to Symmetry Physical Therapy and Chris Laurentani, and the Young Life organization for their generosity in sponsoring these awards. Bianca Barbosa was honored for her KINDNESS and COMPASSION. A junior at Pelham Memorial High School, Bianca spends her free time with the students in the Foundations of Learning program, a specialized program that serves students with disabilities, as a tutor, a peer role model, and a friend. Teachers and staff who witness Bianca interact with these students describe her as "genuine and caring….she exemplifies the best attributes a person can have." She has not only provided these students with academic support, but with social support and friendship. The PMHS staff who nominated Bianca praised her as "….a role model for not only the students she works with but for the entire Pelham High School Community."
Andrew Spana was honored for his COMPASSION and LEADERSHIP. A senior at PMHS, Andrew has clearly incorporated service into his life, largely, but not solely, through scouting. Andrew is in the process of completing his Eagle Scout project to enhance the grounds and facilities in and around OLPH Church. He has also assisted many friends and family with their own Eagle Scout and Girl Scout projects, helping those around him without hesitation. Oftentimes, Andrew elevates his involvement in service to a leadership role. He became involved in the Executive Committee of Relay for Life, organizing teams, fundraising, and assisting at Survivor Receptions. As part of the PACT Youth Leadership Council, Andrew was a founding member of the Pelham LOFT—a group who organizes social events in town for other teens. He designed the plans for the teen-driven website, pelhamloft.org, that was then built by Mr. LaGrecca's Engineering class at PMHS. Andrew is described as someone who "is known for his humility and for being a quiet, effective role model, not searching for recognition or accolades; always willing to help friends, family, and neighbors."
Starting at an even younger age are our HOPP Jr. Award winners! Both winners were honored for being CARING and PRINCIPLED. Carrie Dudek, a PMS 8th grader, was described by PMS staff as a "kind-hearted and outgoing" young woman who brings a "bright, positive spirit to school every day" and looks to connect with others in this way. She is a role model for her peers for how to treat others.
Michael Sample, a PMS 7th grader, was recognized by PMS staff as someone who always puts others' needs and feelings ahead of his own. From reaching out to include someone who may not have a group to push in all the chairs in a classroom, Michael goes out of his way to treat others with kindness and respect, not for reward but simply because it is the right thing to do. PMS staff are so proud of Michael's ability to show his peers that "you can make a big impact on the community with daily decisions and actions that may be simple and quiet."
Because of the generosity of Chris Laurentani and Symmetry Physical Therapy, and the Young Life Organization, all winners received gift cards and were celebrated at a small ceremony hosted by J Café on May 30, 2018.
Do you know a Pelham teen doing great things in the community and who demonstrates compassion, leadership, integrity or determination? Nominate him or her for the Heart of Pelham PACT (HOPP) Award! We will take a break for the summer, and start celebrating our kids again in the fall. Our next round of nominations are due by November 30, 2018.


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I have often heard during staffroom conversations that Christmas can be a turning point for probationers. Having reached this stage, I should feel more in control of my planning, the class and routines within the school.
Looking back to where I was in August, I do feel more confident in my ability as a primary teacher. At the start of my probationary year there were so many things to learn and it was difficult to know where to begin. Now, I feel I am clear on what I need to work on.
This term in particular, I will be trying to employ more strategies relating to A Curriculum for Excellence. Co-operative learning, active learning and formative assessment will be areas I develop further.
Undertaking these "modern" teaching approaches has proved rather daunting in previous lessons. I remember worrying how the active learning might become active in the wrong sense, and the children might swing from the lights; or during co-operative learning, they might think it was an opportunity to discuss their weekends' escapades.
Talking to staff and other probationers was reassuring, though, as they all had similar anxieties. On occasions, I think many teachers lack the confidence to give children ownership during co-operative learning, as they worry it might spiral out of control. I certainly have had this thought when delivering such lessons.
Now, having been in the school for nearly five months and knowing the children very well, I feel adopting these lessons should cause me less anxiety. Having knowledge of which children to group together, or what time of day is most appropriate, has proved crucial to the effectiveness of these lessons.
Not only has it taken until Christmas to build a sound knowledge of the children, it has also taken till now to build effective working relationships with them, which has been key to improving my confidence.
I recall a headteacher telling me that once I established strong relationships and earned the children's respect, I was well on my way as an effective teacher. Having done that, I hope they do as I ask, and my "new" classroom strategies are the success I intend them to be.


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Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Marcus.Download The Latest Agenda
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Thursday, June 13th, 2019
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Saturday, Jan. 26, 2019
AIKEN, S.C. – The No. 6 University of South Carolina Aiken men's basketball team posted a 92-82 victory over Lander Saturday afternoon.
(MGN Online)
The Pacers are now 17-1 on the year and 11-1 in league play. The Bearcats fall to 6-12 overall and 5-7 in PBC play.
Head coach Mark Vanderslice's team was led by a near triple-double effort from Ty'lik Evans. He registered a game-high 24 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists. For good measure, he tallied a game-best five steals.
Xzavier Barmore and Doniel Dean each added 18 markers. Barmore distributed eight assists in the contest. Robert Hill totaled 10 points and eight boards while Faison Brock chipped in nine points and five rebounds.
USC Aiken found itself trailing 15-6 just 4:21 into the game. However, Evans took a pass from Barmore and promptly nailed a three-point shot. Down by seven, Dean took a pass from Jules and hit a jumper from distance, making it 20-16. Barmore connected on a lay-up and then canned a three-ball for a 21-20 edge.
The teams battled back and forth for the next few moments with neither team gaining much of an advantage. Evans connected on a three-pointer for a 40-38 lead, but the Pacers were outscored 11-2 over the final 4:28 and trailed 49-42 at the break.
USC Aiken stormed out of halftime to knot the score at 50-50 on six straight points from Hill. Trailing 54-51, Darius Bell hit a pair of free throws and tallied a put-back for a 55-54 advantage. Barmore's three-ball on the ensuing possession ensured the home team would not trail the rest of the way.
Lander pulled within two at 61-59, but Dean connected from long distance off a pass from Barmore at the 11:31 mark for a 64-59 lead. A 7-2 spurt pushed the margin to double digits at 71-61 with 8:22 to go.
The Bearcats cut the deficit to six at 85-79 before Dean buried two free throws with 1:27 to play. A steal by Barmore resulted in Evans making one charity toss. Brock garnered a defensive rebound and Hill threw down a thunderous dunk for a 90-79 lead with less than 30 seconds to go en route to the 10-point victory.
USC Aiken hit 33-of-76 from the floor (43.4 percent), including 12-of-36 from downtown (33.3 percent). The team snagged 41 rebounds. Vanderslice's team dished out 21 assists on the 33 made field goals.
The Pacers return to action Wednesday, Jan. 30, when they travel to Augusta at 7:30 p.m.


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El año de las luces105 MinThe Year of Awakening (1986) April, 1940. Manolo, 16 years old, and Jesus, who is just 8, are taken by their older brother Pepe, a lieutenant in the Army, to a sanatorium for children suffering from tuberculosis, situated on the border with Portugal. Once in the sanatorium, Manolo, surrounded by boys all much younger than he...
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It sure would make writing this more entertaining, and reading it would be much more fun too. Maybe the rock-star lifestyle would be fun, but I don't want to live that life and a girl that's looking for that is not for me.
I could tell you about all the exotic cities and expensive hotels I've stayed at while being on tour. While my story might be Rolling Stone worthy, I do work hard, pay my bills, enjoy the company of my friends & family ...
Good Generic Example #1 Let's face it, I don't live the life of a rock-star or famous athlete ...
but those guys are always getting caught cheating on their wives, so why would I want to live that life?
There's nothing like a good dinner and then going for a walk with a great companion at sunset!
I want someone who will be upfront, honest, and I will do the same.
It would be nice to have someone who would enjoy going to [City], [City], [City], and of course trying out local eateries.
while enjoying myself like I was a rock-star on tour.
Family and friends are most important to me in life.
I've learned that money and opportunities come and go, but your friends and family are always there to help you when you need it.
I hope one day I can pass down those qualities to a family of my own, and it's why I work so hard today.
I fully don't expect you to message me, I guess if I was getting 20 or 30 messages a day from people I wouldn't have to.
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A serious problem that can ruin not only your appetite, but also mood, can become repulsive odor in refrigerator – how to get rid of it? Women's website "ToKnow365.top" tell your readers the most popular proven methods.
What to do first?
The odor is due to the fact that the fridge is there such a function as air ventilation. Because of this, harmful substances are formed, which lead to the emergence of a repulsive odor.
Modern refrigerators have this function, as air ionization, which allows to get rid of the problem odors. But what about those who have a simple fridge, no extra features clean smell (air ionization)?
You need to use the popular ways how to remove smell in the fridge, or buy special tools that help to get rid of this problem.
Before you choose an effective way to combat odor in the refrigerator, it is necessary to conduct an audit on the shelves, to find and eliminate the source of the problem.
The unpleasant smell should disappear. To more such problem happened, you should all products be stored in tightly closed containers or cooking foil, and on the shelves to place the absorbers of the odor.
There are as folk remedies and industrial preparations. We offer you a few ways that help to prevent odors in the refrigerator – absorb and neutralize it.
How to remove smell in the fridge: folk methods
Make a rating of the most popular folk remedies that help to get rid of the smell in the fridge quickly.
- The easiest way is to place on the shelves of the refrigerator are black bread. It perfectly absorbs all odors, not allowing them to spread throughout the refrigerator. Also help to overcome this problem and other products: rice grain, spread out on a platter and placed on the shelf of the refrigerator, sliced lemon, orange. Well absorb the odors of spices: turmeric, cinnamon, cloves.
- Perhaps we can not say about the people's ways of dealing with onions and garlic. If the smell in the fridge is very strong and unpleasant, it is not enough to wash walls with a detergent and peroxide. It is more efficient to RUB the walls with garlic or onion and leave the door open to 12 – 14 hours. The smell should go away.
I'm doing this: cut the lemon, pour into a small salt, on top of all cover with a thin cloth, RUB all the inside of the refrigerator. No more wipe and I leave for the night. Salt absorbs the odor, and lemon is refreshing.
- It turns out, activated charcoal is not only useful for digestion but also helps to get rid of the smell in the fridge. If you put on a door shelf of a container of tablets of activated charcoal, the odors in the fridge will not be mixed.
Here's the original solution found by our inventive fellow citizens:
I invented the following way how to remove the smell in the refrigerator with activated carbon. Take a plastic egg from kinder. It pierced the small holes, fall asleep in the middle of pounded and warmed in the microwave activated carbon, cushy put on the shelf in the fridge to the Department for eggs. Once a month hyping again heated and sent back. Helps cool. Julia.
- Baking soda to remove smell in the fridge helps not worse activated carbon. The principle is the same: to place on the shelves of a container of baking soda that will absorb the odors. A bowl of soda (about 50 g in glass) should be kept open. Need to be changed once a month.
- The most effective way to get rid of the smell in the refrigerator, without resorting to the purchase of industrial vehicles, is to use the tea bags. You can just put on the shelves a couple of bags of black tea – the smell in the refrigerator to appear. Tea perfectly absorbs and neutralizes odors, does not allow them to mix.
- Helps to combat unpleasant smells and black coffee to remove the smell in the fridge with it, also very simple. Enough to place on the shelves of the container in which covered the ground coffee. Not to accidentally overturn the container, it is possible to use traditional fixtures.
I know a simple way to get rid of smell in refrigerator: a jar of used cream poured ground coffee, put everything on the shelf, and never smell bad in the fridge does not happen. Try it, is valid.
- Well helps to remove smell in the fridge charcoal. Before you send it on the shelf, the coal is pulverized. The coal may be preheated. And to prevent odors, keep a container of coal on the shelf permanently. This is a very effective odor absorber.
You can use the wood charcoal for barbecue, and even better to take it from the fire. It can be changed frequently – every 2 weeks. The smell in the fridge will not. Tested by me personally. Lily.
- What inventive of our people! It turns out that to remove the smell from the fridge can the cat litter. What? Most importantly, choose unscented! What is not a alternative to popular funds?
Industrial tools
If you need to remove rotten smell from refrigerator sympaty.net advises to use a universal tool Dorgan(OdorGone). Here's how to talk about it in the review:
Went to a couple months from home. Broken freezer, and all stocks of meat and fish is rotten. Can you imagine what the stench was not only in the refrigerator, but in the whole apartment? No folk remedies do not help here. Just spray odors Dorgon saved me from that stench. Washed walls of the refrigerator with plain water with detergent. Then wiped it off dry and put on the walls of the absorber OdorGone. Two hours and smell like was not! Natalia.
Today in the market you can find ready special means with different fillings-a absorbents. They are produced most often in the form of ball, egg-shaped or plain boxes with holes, through which odor is absorbed. Stay on the reviews about the most popular tools that help to prevent odors in the fridge.
In each package is hiding, as a rule, 3 balls, inside which is silicagel. This substance collects in itself all the smells. Reveal beads prior to use.
One ball is in the fridge, and go unused in a bag.
Balls well absorb odors, and reviews on balls from the smell in the fridge meet positive. Frau Schmidt, Top House, Fridge Balls, the smell is here checked bulbs-odour absorbers.
Eggs absorbers
Sinks may be in the form of eggs. The convenience of these sinks is that they not only absorb odor and control temperature in the refrigerator. The original egg-the sink is white, and under the influence of temperature becomes blue. If the egg is not turned blue, that means the fridge is not so cool. As odor absorber activated charcoal acts.
They serve about 2 months, although the packaging specified period is 4 months.
Some use ready-made balls. Instead of used absorbent asleep inside activated charcoal, soda, tea – that is, natural home remedies mentioned above.
Help remove the odor filters dispenser. They are mounted on the walls and collect all the odors in itself. Absorbent is the activated carbon. The disadvantage is that the filter is bulky and mounting is not always securely hold them on the walls.
The gel sinks
For those who are looking for how to remove the smell from the fridge developed a special gel absorbers, comprising lemon extract. Sometimes it contains silver ions. Therefore, the gel sinks will not only eliminate the smell, but also provide antibacterial effects.
The most expensive sinks on today — the ionizer smell. They smell clean, and not allowed to deteriorate products that restrain the process of decay. Such devices operate on batteries. Put them in the fridge for a few minutes a day. This is enough to smell from the refrigerator to clean quickly.
Here are the basic secrets that tell you how to get rid of the smell in the fridge.
The author – Julia Spiridonova, site ToKnow365.top
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RALSTON, NE - The Omaha Lancers defeated the Des Moines Buccaneers by a final score of 4-2 on Saturday night.
In the first period, the Buccaneers outshot the Lancers in the first period 12 to 7, but neither team was able to find the back of the net.
It was not until the second period that the goal light shined on the Lancers. Cole Kodsi (12:41) found the puck lo to the side of Roman Durny's cage to score and get Omaha ahead 1-0. The Lancers capitalized on their third power play try of the night when Travis Mitchell (15:01) hammered the puck from the blue line into the net. The Buccaneers answered back soon after as Rylee St. Onge (16:36) jammed the puck in past Jon Mor. Later into the middle frame, Grant Anderson ripped a shot from the right point that was tipped in by Brian Silver (18:19) to give the Lancers a 3-1 lead.
In the third period, the Buccaneers answered back with a goal from Johnny Russell (5:05) to get the score at 3-2. Near the end of the period, the Buccaneers pulled Durny to get the extra attacker on the ice. Aleksi Peltonen (19:12) brought the puck from coast to coast to tap it into the empty net to shut the door on Des Moines and take the 4-2 win. Jon Mor stopped 36 of the 38 Des Moines shots he faced.
The Lancers improve to 17-19-3-4 on the year with 41 points.
The Lancers return to the ice on Friday, February 22nd to face off against the Fargo Force at Ralston Arena for Pink in the Rink night. Puck drop is at 7:35 pm. Listen live all season long on the Lancers flagship station The Mighty KOIL News Talk 1290 AM radio or view the game via HockeyTV.com.
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First things first: I'm not going to get into too much gory detail about what you need to look for in inflatable kayaks. If you're reading this, you probably already know what the best inflatable kayaks are, and now you want to know how they perform out in the real world.
That's what I'm here to do today. I'll show you what I experienced using the Challenger K1 and the Challenger K2 from Intex and how they measured up.
Intex Challenger K1 Review
This is the solo inflatable kayak from Intex. I love the fact that the K1 is cheap, it works and it's always ready to go…although it only wants to go on slow moving water. The Intex Challenger K1 is somewhat of a leader in its field, and the best part about it is that it's very affordable.
The Good
- As I've mentioned before, the price of the K1 is amazing considering you're buying an actual kayak. Normally lower price would equate to lower quality, but Intex definitely didn't let monetary value set the trend for quality materials.
- The K1 is lightweight and durable because it's made from super tough vinyl.
- It will easily hold up to 220lbs floating on the water, so you can trust that it's not going to let you down.
- I cannot stress just how much I appreciate its portability. The K1 deflates and easily fits in the back of regular car trunks, so it means the end of bulky travel kayak-on-top style.
- Stability is the K1's middle name thanks to the I-Beam support, something I loved simply because it allowed me to stand upright in the kayak – without taking a swim – when the need called for it!
- The cockpit is awesome and very comfortable with the heaps of space and the addition of an extra inflatable seat back for extended paddling. To keep the cockpit uncluttered, the cargo net is a handy and very useful addition to the K1.
- You might feel a little 80's inspired with the colors of the K1, but it's as safe as could be. You're visible and that's all that matters.
- Oh and as a sweet bonus to the deal, Intex throws in a 84 inch aluminum oar, a high output hand pump and a puncture repair kit with the purchase of your Challenger K1.
The Not So Great
Everything in life has a flipside, and so does the K1.
- The K1 will only be a good kayak if you take it out on placid waters or slow moving rivers, and any kind of current will rattle the K1's abilities.
- It's crucial to think about what your intended application is for your brand spanking new inflatable kayak, and if the white waters are your thing, the K1 isn't.
- The included oar that Intex throws in there…yeah not very good at all. It just about sucks. It's not durable and I wouldn't recommend using it for anything other than a backup plan.
The Verdict
The K1 is a great (albeit not the best) Intex product and it's one of the cheapest and most reliable ways to get out into the water with a kayak. I recon this is an awesome beginner's inflatable yak because it's easy to maneuver; it has all the space you need and is pretty damn reliable. For the more advanced paddlers the K1 isn't going to offer you anything great or new, and adding it to your fleet really isn't going to enhance your life.
Intex Challenger K2 Review
The K2 is Intex's answer to the demand for kayaking being a more sociable experience. Lo and behold – the tandem inflatable kayak. Sure, there are a bunch of inflatable tandem kayaks out there, but there's a lot that sets the K2 apart from the competition. The K2 is similar to almost every aspect of its cousin, the solo K1, but with more space for an additional passenger and an increased weight capacity.
The Good
- From seeing what the K1 lacks, it makes sense that the K2 would have to somehow make up for those flaws. For starters, it's still cheap and now boasts room for one additional paddler.
- It boasts the same super tough vinyl material that the K1 is made from. This means your inflatable kayak is puncture proof and UV damage resistant. If you do happen to smash into some serious rocks, the puncture kit is there to lend a helping hand!
- It also has the I-Beam for added support and to prevent capsizing risks, but what's different with the K2 is that it boasts a whopping 350lb weight carrying capacity. That more than covers two people and their gear.
The Not So Great
- Unfortunately, the same issues I had beef with in the K1 can be found on the Challenger K2.
- The oars are still horrible and not what any skilled paddler would want to use, except for maybe as a backup plan. With the K2 you get twice the amount of crappy oars, which means it's twice the problem, because you'll have to buy two replacements.
- You still can't take the K2 out on waters other than flat and slow moving, but with the weight of 2 people instead of just 1 onboard, you'll be able to take on slightly stronger currents, but don't push it!
The Verdict
The K2 seems on the whole, just like a replica of the K1, except for the fact that you can throw your paddling buddy onboard with you! The K2, just like the K1, is best for beginners who are just finding their sea legs…wait slow moving water legs. Nor the K1 or K2 is an advanced paddler's cup of tea. However, for their price and their abilities, the Intex Challenger K1 and K2 are the best value you can buy into for the lowest price.
And that's it. My 2 cents worth on the Intex Challenger K1 and K2, bringing you the best bang for your buck. And you really can't argue with value!


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The Social Media New Year's Resolutions We should probably all make
Let's be real: Social media is the best and worst thing that has ever happened to us. It's a great way to keep in touch with people (and occasionally humble brag about how awesome your life is). But it's also a place where Becky* from your high school won't stop oversharing about her life or where Sophie* posts 18 Instagrams in one night.
The truth is everybody acts a little annoying AF on social media. So before we ring in 2017, we should all consider trying on these resolutions for size. You'll double tap this shit for sure.
1. I will stop using the Snapchat butterfly filter excessively
Dude, we get it. Everyone looks f*cking amazing with the butterfly crown on. That's the point of it. Shrek could rock the butterfly filter and look like Gigi Hadid. You're not fooling anyone with that faux flawless makeup and gilted crown of butterflies. You're an ugly MF... embrace it.
2. I will not obsessively check my Instagram likes
Why is getting likes one of the most addictive and amazing feelings in the world?! Don't pretend seeing that little heart count going up isn't one of the best natural highs you've ever had in your life. You love the attention, baby. That's why you posted the damn selfie in the first place. Let's all vow to post and put down the damn phones. Those likes ain't going anywhere.
3. I will not get into comment wars on Facebook
There are some people who post awful stuff on Facebook, usually to try and start shit because their lives are boring. Worst part is, they're probably quasi-related to you— your mom's 2nd cousin Todd or your sister-in-law's uncle who's wearing a Make America Great Again hat in his profile pic. You will want to comment sometimes. You will want to comment so badly because their moronic post is so infuriating it's physically burning your eyes. Don't do it. Resist. Engaging will only make you feel worse and open you up to so much more toxicity and anger.
4. I will stop posting TBTs
Oh, you were a cute baby? So was I. So was everyone. The only people who really care about your childhood photos are your parents and yourself. Save it for the family reunion or go back to a time when posting TBTs was cool... about 4 years ago.
5. I will delete friends on Facebook
No offense to Jenny from my freshman orientation group, but I gotta say goodbye this year. Here's a good rule: If you don't even know them well enough to write a quick Happy Birthday, it's time to purge.
6. I will stop stalking my crush
You know those nights that start with a glass of wine and end with you about 152 weeks deep on your crush's Instagram, trying to avoid accidentally hitting like as though you're walking through a damn minefield? Here's an idea: Put the phone down. Stop being a creep. Go on an actual date instead.
7. I will not Snapchat concert videos
Repeat after me: No one cares about your concert video. You won't even care about your concert video approximately 5 seconds after you post it. It's blurry, way far away, and probably features you warbling a Justin Bieber song like the drunkest girl at karaoke. And not in a good way.
8. I will stop sharing photos of my food
We. Do. Not. Care. About. Your. Acai. Bowl.
[*Neither name has been changed to protect the effing annoying. You know who you are}