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Thousands Raised for People with Special Needs
By: Shayna Halper
Updated: February 16, 2013
Frederick, MD- Mini golfers HIT the greens to raise some green for the community. They're playing 9 holes, each at a different establishment downtown.
"It feels great to keep it
local, keep it in
"Stats show local money spent locally stays in that local community, so we're excited to be able to do this for a great cause," say event sponsor John Stolins, of the Flying Dog Brewery.
Event proceeds support different organizations in the community that help people with disabilities and their caregivers.
Organizers say one of the events the money from mini golfing supports is Karaoke Buddies.
"Our big signature and favorite event is Karaoke Buddies, which is a monthly karaoke held for people with special needs and that is a tremendous event, and life changing," says event organizer Denise Phelps, of the Frederick Civitan Club.
People say they're happy to gather with friends in the community, and support people with developmental disabilities, as well as the local economy.
"That's the whole point of doing this, so when you can combine something generous like this as well as having a good time, that's what it's all about," says Stavale.
Organizers say more than 200 people came out to support the cause, and that they raised nearly 15 thousand dollars.
The Frederick Civitan Club was founded in 19-47 and will use the proceeds for a variety of events that are in need of funding, to help people with disabilities.


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Maximum height for area: 678 metres,
Summits in area: 51,
Maximum prominence for area: 657 metres,
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Summits in area Sperrin Mountains:
Balix Hill 403m
Barnes Top 456m
Benbradagh 465m
Bessy Bell 420m
Bohilbreaga 478m
Boviel 454m
Carn Hill 448m
Carnanelly 562m
Carnanelly West Top 505m
Carntogher 464m
Clogherny Top 408m
Clondermot Hill 220m
Coolinasillagh Mountain 423m
Corick Mountain 430m
Craigagh Hill 460m
Craignamaddy 385m
Crockalougha 407m
Crockbrack 526m
Crockdooish 321m
Crocknamoghil 335m
Curraghchosaly Mountain 416m
Dart Mountain 619m
Gortmonly Hill 218m
Knockanbane Mountain 441m
Learmount Mountain 489m
Learmount Mtn S Top 492m
Meenard Mountain 620m
Meenard Mtn W Top 480m
Moneyoran Hill 414m
Mullaghaneany 627m
Mullaghash 480m
Mullaghasturrakeen 581m
Mullaghbane 467m
Mullaghbolig 442m
Mullaghcarbatagh 517m
Mullaghcarn 542m
Mullaghclogha 635m
Mullaghclogher 572m
Mullaghcroy 242m
Mullaghmore 550m
Mullaghsallagh 485m
Mullaghturk 416m
Oughtmore 569m
Oughtmore 382m
Owenreagh Hill 400m
Sawel 678m
Slieve Gallion 528m
Slieve Gallion NE Top 496m
Slievekirk 370m
Spaltindoagh 420m
White Mountain 537m
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(Ir. poss. Mullach an Ionaidh [DUPN‡], 'summit of the wonder')
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Longitude: -6.934757, Latitude: 54.830729
Prominence: 302m, Isolation: 1.2km
, GPS IDs, 6 char: Mlghnn, 10 char: Mlghnny
The OS Memoirs give two local versions of the name but state that the meaning is not understood. Mullaghaneany is the third highest mountain in the Sperrin Mountains area and the 235th highest in Ireland. Mullaghaneany is the second highest point in county Derry and also the third highest in Tyrone.
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Picture from group : Mullaghaneany from the west.
Mullaghaneany from the west.
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Short Summary created by simon3, march-fixer
1 Oct 2012
An easily accessible summit reached mostly from the Banagher Forest access track (just south of Altbritain Forest). This forest track starts at
(Point A)
on the B40 road just 100m NW of the Glenedra Bridge.
While the views from it are excellent, the summit itself lacks visual impact. The summit is quite flat and soggy as the ground here takes time to disperse the copious rainfall. There is a handy 'catching feature' of a fence that runs all the way over to Meenard. This mountain top has an elongated oval shape, lying in an SW-NE direction, and is the natural attack point on the way to Meenard from this direction, or as part of a horse-shoe circuit to Oughtmore and Craigagh Hill which should not take more than 5 hours.
Parking for possibly 2 cars beside the track entrance (soft verge) or for up to 3 cars at the quarry entrance 100m away SE towards Glenedra Bridge, provided you can pull up onto the rough grassy verge. Take care not to obstruct any gates.
Geology: The Sperrin Mountains are made up of schists and quartzites - metamorphic rocks which form an assemblage of ice-marginal morainic ridges and glaciofluvial terrace fragments that occurs in the rock cut col between the glacially eroded slopes of Mullaghmore and Mullaghaneany mountains.
Point A: C7068 0028
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Picture from gerrym
18 Feb 2005
The great thing about the Sperrins is thier accessibility and having initially used the walkguides I find that I can now spread out the OS map and plan a variety of routes with relative ease. There is a natural horseshoe around the Goles River valley which takes in the three tops of Oughtmore, Mullaghaneany and Meenard and I thought I would give it a go.
I did this one on Sunday 13th February which was quite a challenging day with gale force winds and low temps. I started at Goles Forest (
(Point B)
), turned right and walked along road for 5 minutes to reach as forest track on the left. This climbs steeply uphill through clearfell, aiming for the remaining pine trees above. The track doglegs and levels, take the clear swathe up through the trees to reach open hillside. It is a short climb NE to reach Mullaghsallagh (485m). From here you get the chance to relish the remainder of the walk which is clearly visible. Drop down N following the fence, crossing a very wet area that will have you hopping and turning for drier ground. When the fence turns off right towards Crockbrack continue straight negotiating is an extensive area of peat hags which were partly frozen. There is a short climb up to Oughtmore (569m)to pick up fenceline running along it's lengthy top. The fence drops down to the col with Mullaghaneany where I tried to get some shelter for lunch - the fact that my hands took about 15 minutes to warm up after putting my gloves back on tells you I wasn't too successful. The climb up Mullaghaneany is around 500ft and about 20 minutes. As with most of the Sperrins there is only a meeting of fences to distinguish the summit. Despite the northerly wind visibility wasn't great - I couldn't even see over to Donegal! Short drop down W and a long haul up and over Meenard, following fence all the way - if want to reach top proper will have to detour off and up from fence. At W end of Meenard, Sawel and Dart were bathing in cold sunlight as I turned to follow the fence S along the shoulder of Meenard on the opposite side of Goles valley ( pic was taken here looking to Mullagheaneany on left and Oughtmore on right). The fence branches off regularly dowwn into the valley below, can take any of these to reach Goles river - there is a bridge just after the farm buildings. Fllow Goles road down to the B47 running the length of Glenelly valley, turn left and it is a short walk back to Goles forest and the car. A walk of just over 9 miles which took 5 hours - will be nicer in the summer.
Point B: H683 942
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Picture from eflanaga
9 Feb 2007
This walk commenced at the entrance to Altbritain Forest I
(Point C)
with the purpose of exploring a few of the Sperrin's less visited 400+ metre hills. First up though was Mullaghaneany via Altbrittain forest track on a bright but frosty Sunday morning. The track, which is currently undergoing widening, makes for a reasonable easy start to the walk. Reaching the T-Junction after about 1.8K we turned left following the track the short distance to its end before working our way up Mullaghaneany's fairly steep eastern flank onto its summit. The top, as with many in the Sperrins is fairly non-descript but the views, especially on the day in question, were quite spectacular in the early morning winter sunshine.. The stillness of the morning was evident from the reflection of the trees on the surface of Lough Fea some distance to the south-east. Despite all the recent wet weather the ground was holding up well, a fact I also noted on a sortie over Dart, Sawel and the High Sperrins a few weeks ago. From the summit our next target Meenard was clearly in view
Point C: C70607 00374
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Picture from gerrym : Mullagheany to the right of Meenard
Mullagheany to the right of Meenard
1 Oct 2006
(see Crockbrack and Meenard for first parts of this circuit). From summit of Meenard follow the ever present fenceline and drop down 300ft before the short climb to the summit of Mullaghaneany through the peat hags. The summit is marked by the joining of fencelines and the views as outlined on Meenard were perfect with clear air from the north. Taking in Oughtmore would have been a natural finish to the circuit but as was nearly dark i decided to follow fenceline northeast to the B40 running through Banagher Forest. With snow on the ground and a clear night sky there were even shadows on the ground, though with no torch I had to take it very easy and did find the going very difficult. This area is covered by three different OS maps so is a bit of a hassle. On reaching the road turn right (east) and follow as it drops down out of the hills, the road was covered in frozen snow and ice and again was difficult underfoot. With the clear night sky and isolation of walking along the road for 3 miles I had a fantastic experience with the parallel electricity pylons buzzing away to the side. At grid
(Point D)
turn left along the lane and left again to reach the carpark. ( 9 hours and 14 miles in all but could do quicker in better conditions and take in another 569m mountain). I have used the B40 through Banagher as a useful starting point for a number of climbs around Mullagheaney, Oughtmore and Meenard - there are several forest tracks which can be used as starting points, with parking and easy access onto the hills from a ready height.
Point D: H738 984
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Picture from Colin Murphy : Mullaghaneany summit
Mullaghaneany summit
Colin Murphy
20 Oct 2008
It seems the unrelenting rain of the summer has taken its toll on the Sperrins, which never seem to have had a chance to drain themselves. We did Mullaghaneany as part of a Meenard to Crockbrack loop and unfortunately it was a heavy slog through a sodden landscape of mud, long heather and even longer rushes. There was a nice feeling of wilderness here but be warned - bring your leggings and gaiters and maybe even your waders... The top of Mullaghaneany is marked only by adjoining fences, a weather-worn boundary stone and the carcase of a dead sheep lying in a pool of water! The nearest parking point we could identify is a spot to the south west of Meenard at
(Point E)
Point E: H639 975
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Picture from Derry259
5 Mar 2010
Climbed Mullaghaneany on Sunday with Berghaus Phil,followed forestry track which begins 3 miles from Moneyneaney on the b40 road to Feeny.Follow the track for approximately 1and 1/2 miles ignoring one left fork after a mile.The track swings right and a fork appears,take the left fork for about 100meters where a large firebreak opens up on your right and slopes of Mullaghaneaney appear,start ascent climbing fence at forest line.As you move upwards pick up fence to right which leads to summit. On a clear day Mullaghaneaney offers stunning 360 degree views with Donard,Slemish ,Sawel and Errigal visible amongst many other summits.The views on Sunday whilst not as extensive were compensated for by the large snow drifts and beautiful cloud formations.A lovely walk which can be completed in less than 2 hours up and down or used as part of different circular walks as described by previous members.......
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What is the purpose of using (int) conversion here?Code:call_user_func("processStep" . (int)$_POST["step"])
The int call casts it as an integer. It is likely that the developer is expecting a number and is doing this to ensure he gets one.
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The value comes from an input hidden tag like this :
My question is why we should convert this $_POST["step"] to int before the concatenation.Code:<input type="hidden" name="step" value="2">
Because I could modify that value to something like:
Code PHP:<input type="hidden" name="step" value="MESSEDUPYOURSTUFF">
Than an error will occur in attempting to call undefined function.
That practice though is really more applicable to avoiding SQL injection. Anything that is not an integer would be cast to 0.
It could also be messed up with something like this:
Code PHP:<input type="hidden" name="step" value=""100000">
So one could argue that without checking whether the function exists before calling it makes the cast kinda worthless.
Code PHP:$name = 'processStep' . $_POST["step"]; if(function_exists($name)) { call_user_func($name); }
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Thank you for your clear explanation oddz.
I find it a little silly that he's even using the hidden type to submit this through POST.
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By using (int) you know exactly what you are going to get, either a positive integer or 0.
It all comes down to how you have presented options to a user on a form on your site.
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If you do not get an integer, does that mean they:
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If you did not get an integer after :
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a) then 2) -- this is bad
b) then 1) -- then you should question your motives, or be kind an throw back an error msg.
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On the hunt to discover the cause of vanishing settlements, increased xenos sightings, and aggressive confrontations between the Rogue Traders and a mysterious group of raiding pirate vessels, you and your fellow Explorers are thrust on a perilous journey. The key to your quest lies hidden at the Casket of Secrets, in the very heart of the Citadel of Skulls, Karrad Valls home. Prepare to attempt the ultimate heist: stealing a priceless artefact that belonged to a legendary starship from Karrad Valls vault. No sane person has ever risked entering the Faceless Lords inner sanctum, let alone stealing from him...until you.
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The hand appears to have a fraction of malign intelligence within it. It speaks to those it believes it can corrupt. Attempts to silence its voice have proven useless. Currently Savant-Militant Grendel is engaged in a struggle of wills with the dark entity that now takes home within. He is one of the fair few trained in the psychic arts required to hold the beast at bay. I have sequestered the acolyte Grendel in an airlock aboard the Righteous Indignation. I am monitoring him as I decipher Thrunggs journal and should he lose control I will jettison him into the void and instruct the captain to purge his remains. It will not be a permanent end to the artefact, but it will buy us, according to my research, a thousand years and a day.
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It's pretty funny that Grendel managed to worm his way into being canon. I wonder exactly how much of the stories about him they consider to be true. Last I checked he killed a Champion of Khorne and rode on top of a baneblade as it rammed a Bloodthirster then ran down the barrel of the main gun to finish it off in close combat. Huh... I wonder why its awesome when a formerly pudgy little Adept pulls off feats like that but when the genetically engineered magical super-soldiers do it *coughdraigomephistonsanguinatorcough* its largely frowned upon.
I'm sure that Fantasy Flight Games will never publish any of the actual exploits of Grendel there. Just as a means of respecting the lore of the setting. They aren't exactly going to quash any of the stories about what he's done though. Its the perfect way of there being these fanciful stories about what he's done without ever actually having to acknowledge them.
Along with "aboard the Righteous Indignation"? Damn straight they will!
Same reason why people saying "40K is and always has been silly so Mat Ward's writing is okay" are largely ignored.
FFG background is silly, but fun. Mat Ward's 'silly' background is just plain bad.
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Around us is darkness and sin. We slip as one ever further into hell. If one could arrest our slide to damnation, but doing so would cost more lives than you can comprehend, is it not right to take that step. Appalling though the price might be, is it not our duty?
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Investigating corruption within the Ecclesiarchy itself is as delicate as it is dangerous, but when an influential leader is suspected of heresy, you and your fellow Acolytes will uncover an ever-deepening conspiracy that could spell the end of the entire Calixis Sector...
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The Church of the Damned is the second adventure in The Apostasy Gambit, a Dark Heresy campaign that takes a cell of Acolytes from investigating the tragic history of a warped Cathedral to crusading against a conspiracy within one of the Imperiums most vaunted organisations. While The Church of the Damned continues the events started in The Black Sepulchre, it also includes starting points to be played on its own or as part of your own campaign.
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By now Black Sepulchre is in the hands of players. Ive gotten a chance to talk to a few groups who have already played through the adventure and they all have the same question... Whats next? The cheeky answer is Part two; its a trilogy! but the question really dives deeper than that.
Black Sepulchre has a few big moments and ends on a Sector-shaking cliffhanger. Players are dying to know what comes next, where their Acolytes go from the events in Black Sepulchre. Obviously I cant give that away, it would spoil the surprise, but I can discuss a few teasers.
Dark Heresy is a game of investigation, and while there is plenty of action to be had, the core experience is one of mystery and conspiracy. Church of the Damned sees the Acolytes embracing that role and leading an investigation into the heart of one of the Imperiums most powerful organizations. Witnesses must be questioned, information researched, and crime scenes examined.
Of course, there is a good deal of combat too, with a variety of new and familiar foes. Hair raising, skin of your teeth, knock down, drag out combat. This may be the deadliest adventure weve ever written. Dont expect to save the entire Calixis Sector and come away with all your fate points... or limbs!
The Maledictors Hand, a secret group of fanatical extremists, manipulates the Imperium from the shadows. You and your fellow Acolytes must hurry to stop their dark plot before its too late. But who can you trust?
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I couldn't find it on the FFG site: Are there any news about the Book of Judgement that was announced for this summer?
Nothing that I'm aware of.
It was ( is ?) scheduled after the daemonhunters book, and that hasn't shipped yet, so ... hang on in there is the best I can offer.
According to the emails I've received from Amazon, FFG have moved the release of the Daemon Hunter book to mid-August. The Book of Judgement is still listed as being set for release in July, and Only War in October, but if Daemon Hunter has been put back, I expect the others will be too.
Amazon is always late receiving the various 40k RPG books in my experience. Paizo Publishing already has the book in stock.
I certainly hope the Daemon Hunter book wasn't pushed back, since I just bought it. Though my FLGS kinda fails at the street-date game...
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The Expanse holds treasures beyond anything even a Rogue Trader can imagine. Sometimes the cost of acquiring such treasure is madness and death. I am willing to pay such a price.
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A powerful force has awakened from its slumber somewhere deep within the Hecaton Rifts, and if left unchecked it will spell certain doom for the denizens of nearby sectors. As this ancient evil threatens to destroy both the Koronos Expanse and the Calixis Sector, can you and your fellow Explorers learn the truth of its mysterious origins?
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Fallen Suns can be played as a standalone adventure, or as part of the gripping series of adventures that began with the events of The Frozen Reaches and continued through Citadel of Skulls.
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In The Frozen Reaches, you and your fellow Explorers assisted the beleaguered world of Damaris in its fight against the Ork Warlord Snokgritz (an attack that suggested far darker forces at work). Then, in Citadel of Skulls, your hunt for answers brought you to the world of an infamous Chaos-blessed pirate lord. In Fallen Suns, these ominous events will culminate in an adventure that will shape the future of the Koronus Expanse.
The heretic fleet of the Faceless Lord seeks to claim the Craftworlds power...can you survive the exciting conclusion to The Warpstorm Trilogy? Keep checking back for more, and look for Fallen Suns at your local game store in the fourth quarter of 2011!
More Eldar stuff that can be cannabalized and used elsewhere, perhaps?
Edit - Oooh... Banshee on the cover... That looks promising...
It's an adventure, so very unlikely given FFG's practices. Seeing how Black Crusade came out of the blue, it's much more likely the Eldar will be given their own game, or at least an RT supplement similar to the career books for DH.


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^ - I' I'W - i * »* ^;^**s ^.^..,.*..3^. . ... , f^.,_ ^^.-^Tt^Jflj— < WANT YOU To Read This "Ad" FROM TOP TO FROM BOTTOM 3. BOTTOM TO TOP ex- And you will see that I can plain why I SELL SO CHEAP. ggTThe truth of the matter is that I sell large quantities of goods. If you sell $ioo per day at a profit of io per cent, you make $io. If you sell only $n^ a day, you must have a larger per, cent profit, and if you gain 50 per cent of thc $10 you have only $5. READ BELOW. ^ Clare, May 28, '85. Ladies and Gentlemen of Clare and vicinity:— I have on hand a beautiful Jine of Clothing, Boots and Shots, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Dry Goods, Furnishing Goodk *eturninS ]eaves Calkinsville Mon- " ' T days, We< .-dnesdays, and Fridays. Mrs. Mary A. Doherty returned from Coleman and spenfeji few days with hor so#nJm*pare, ^before"-$S6SJ^ styles Avfc. 'mt%srm^mm£m£s$^* i*$ss«W''*^ ... •* ■£ ..-^ .••*■ ■.«.■ .<...~.-™*~<*».-' .-to-sws*. .v .*- Seventh street to the front again Hats and Caps, etc., etc. In Clothing we surpass any previous effort to show all the .newest any Mnd of a suit you want ffbm Mr?. C. S. Chase presented her hus- $2 to $20. No trouble to shoS^ band with a girl baby Sunday even- A large line of extra size£> ""' goods. ^,"i& and we will fit you as good as any tailor or no pay. The finest stock of Boots and Shoes in the village. 40 different kinds of men's shoes, and ladies' and children's shoes in endless variety. The finest stock of Dry Goods in northern Michigan to select from. 400 different patterns, prints, new plaids in worsteds, ginghams, etc. Hose at any price to suit you. Shirts, drawers, underwear of all kinds. Look at our 5c cotton before paying 8c ior it. Our Gents' neckties are all new and at prices which defy competition. Our Silk Hanker- chiefs and our hem-stitched handkerchiefs arc all new. Our men's and ladies' and children's hats are fine. Call and sec our stock, Wc WILL FIX PRICES TO SUIT YOU }g^=i28 suits of clothes have left our house in the last 60 days. REMEMBER We have the latest styles in all goods, as we are buying every week and make it our motto to sell quick, with small profits, no rent small expenses, large sales, MAKE BUSINESS LIVELY. Your friend as ever, N. BICKNELL. S. J. Jameson Clare Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Braey of Farwell invaded Clare Tuesday. Ambrose Oles hns been granted a divorce from Alinara Oles. b. R. M. Musseli has carpenters \at work finishing up his house. \ Dr. Tooley has moved his stock of drugs from Hatton back to Clare. Eph Kirkpatrick of Dover has cultivated an acquaintance with the I. O. 0. F. goat. Mrs. Maggie Crawford of Detroit, i.s visiting her cousins in Clare, Mrs. L Ironmonger and J. E. Alger. C. II. Sutherland is building a tenement house on the east end of Seventh street, corner of Hemlock. The repairs at the depot have wrough a great improvement in the appearance of that heretofore dismal looking structure. Ed Grooms has come back from Flint and will make his home in Clare hereafter. Mr. Grooms is a brick mason of experience. Geo. B. Howes expects to -be ready for business in the new Husted block to-morrow. Efe will carry a full line of general merchandise. Stage leaves Clare for Calkinsville THIS A^STHAT. •■ ■ ■ .-J*m ■>' ^ 'Charlia Bigleyfj^erkiog for Stable. Lennie Hardy $JijjE&wn from Baldwin visiting Itls'^tef.' Mrs. ,H, II. Holbrook. <:*,'';"^. , The We3Jyanj3t«ra&Jists will hold quarterly cdnferenipMin Clare on August 21 22 and L^. £$: Wm. Chard is b«^lng a dwelling house on Seventh'^e west of H. O, Squire's residence, Z'f' A large' number•jr Clare people will go With the" bfRF'-boys on their western trip next M9#c.' '■■ \ The Farwell andjjte 10-year-olds played ball in Cla^last Saturday, the latter winningJaRi score of 2i»to 18. ' ""'"~ ler of Notwithstanding the excessive heat, Charlie took it cool. Clare has a minister who exercises his lungs with such force in preaching that he frequently spits blood in consequence, and he honestly thinks that he is doing the right thing. Parties of from two to twenty have been making raids on the berries this week ancl all return with just dead load of fruit. Berries were" never before more plentiful than now. Mrs. Margaret AtHBns, moth Mrs. S. E. Hal', is .^gerously ill, her recovery being ajpiHtter of grave doubt. ,;'*f . The F. & P. M. rtiflma company will sell tickets i\t jjfljires fur the round'trip to thoi&iSvfaMng to go west with the base tvlSSrs. In the discharjrtSjJrf' his duties Health Officer Todd^is J week has abated 'several nwfotnceg which threatened the hcfllt^of our people. The M. E. social -nt^jfe. Randall's on Wednesday -eyerftfof was a de- ligh tfu.l affair, large^l&^nded. All present were very. Mned. _>>t.' "* M. Walker,-' of imfly enter- ^^ uron, gets the contract for la jfflMfce for our water works at tfoeiTsSr. foot, but disagreed th»t ..tytiufit hire Clare The Kingston examination developed the fact that ilackenzie has been kept thoroughly posted as to what has transpired in the robbery case si nee he left Harrison. Subject at the Congregat'n'l church Sabbath evening : "What the bible says in favor of youthful rejoicing. the1 The ladies of the Congregational society will give a social on next Wednesday evening at the home of Mr?. E. D. Wheaton. Chicken and coffee will be served. All are cordially invited. The Gladwin base ball club promises to entertain the Clares in first rate style if the latter will pay them a visit, and agrees also not to beat our boys any worse than they can possibly help. The Clare base ball club have received invitations to visit Beed City and Manistee and they will visit both of them next week, playing at Heed City Wednesday, Chase Thursday, and Manistee Friday. The President and Treasurer have been authorized to negotiate the village water bonds. Anticipating the amount of money to come into his hands fthe council requires the Treasurer to file a new bond in the sum of §10,000. J. M. Coomer, stopping with his son the R. R. Agent, has received official notice that according to acts of Congress approved in 1853, 64, 60, and 83 he is entitled to and has been allowed an additional salary of over $90 for his services as Post Master in Ashley, O., during the year 1866, 68. Many Clare people were aroused from peaceful slumbers Monday night by a party of serenaders whose excellent singing more than recompensed for the lost sleep. The Press thanks the boys for the compliment and hopes that they will do so some more, only let us know when you're coming and we'll try and be prepared to receive you. Everybody invited, especially young people and children. The common council Wednesday night ordered the grading of Main street to proceed at once. All Tsheds !$and other obstructions are to be removed and sidewalks from 12 to 16 feet wide are tc be ordered in front of stores. At the residence ofthe bride's parents in Clare on Tuesday Rev. W. N. Younglove performed the ceremony that made John Mater and Miss. Sarah Hall man and wife. The newly wedded pair took the afternoon train for East Saginaw where they will visit Mrs. Mater's sister before returning home. Loomis correspondence of the Mt. Pleasant Tribune: A load of Clare roughs gave us a loud call on Sunday evening last (12th), flourishing their whiskey bottles and using improper language on cur streets. The ring leader of the gang informed me that one ought not to squeal as that load represented the elite of Clare. God have mercy on Clare if such is the fact. "C. A. S." in writing to a neighboring paper that "the Clare Pbess man talks of organizing a boycotting club" uttered a deliberate falsehood. The Clare Pbess nor the Clare Press man has talked of any such thing. If some people would exercise a little common sense in reading, they would perhaps understand that in stating a fact, openly discussed on our streets that "they (certain ones who feel themselves agrieved) talk of boycotting them (certain other ones who did not choose to comply with the wishes of the agrieved parties) in their business," this paper has not even intimated a desire to engage in boycotting. Because a newspaper chronicles the fact that a citizen is in failing health, it is hardly fair to infer that its editor is conniving at the man's death. The Press recorded simply what a reporter heard talked on the street and in the stores. "C. A. S." does The Press an injustice which he ought to be fair enough to acknowledge. Mark Smith late of Farwell moved to Ionin. A canning establishment would fill a long felt want at Harrison, Coroner Davis went to Farwell to serve some papers on the Sheriff. Work has been resumed on the jail and there will be no let up until the job is completed. The Standard declares that Greenwood township possesses some of the finest-farms in Clare county. W. H. Safford will occupy J. L. Littlefield's new store building at Farwell as soon as it is completed. The Exchange note! at Harrison has beon rechristened and will be known hereafter as the Toman house. Mackensie the soap man who was arrested in Canada for complicity in the county treasury robbery confesses that it isn't so, Miss Annie MeMichae! of Farwell gave a party on the evening of the 16th instant, very pleasantly entertaining ii number of her friends. Rev. Mr. Wright the new minister at the county seat, gives promise of being just the kind of preacher that the people have been longing for. Sheriff Graham went to Greenville recently and was sued by Jacobson ctNetsorgthe firm who closed up Zemon & Sable's store in this village last winter. F. H. Tupper U chief engineer, D. Doherty foreman ofthe engine company, and Dick Richardson foreman fire department. Wheat is now being harvested in this county and the yield promises to exceed anything fanners have had in years, except in exposed places where the grain was winter-killed. George J. Cummins, for the past four years a member of the county board of school examiners, is a cand- Tidate for re-election. The several township chairman will meet at Harrison next month to make the selection. Dr. E. B. Evans, W. H, Safford and D. R. Wait have been elected school trustees at Farwell. Last year the district paid out $132-3 for teachers salaries, $210 for contingent expenses, and $6-f2,'for bond and interest. A tox of $7o0 was voted. Grant is Dead. Tlie Great commander Released From His Suffering. Mt. Mcgregor, N. Y., July 23, 8:30 a. m.—Gen. Grant died at 8:08 this morning, surrounded by all his family. The end was peaceful and without apparent pain. So far as is known his lakt words were a request for a glass of water at 3 o'clock. * A writer says that it is a fact, established beyond successful denial, that a thoroughbred Short Horn or Hereford steer will cost no more to raise than a native, and that at the same age it will weigh more and command a more ready sale at a better price. Having been warned of the raid contemplated by the Clar6 county bar association this week Wednesday the people living in the neighborhood of Houghton lake corralled all their personal property and took to the woods for safety. It is said that the lake is all there yet, though considerably "riled" because one ofthe Harrison attorneys persisted in acting upon a strange idea that got into his head to wash himself, just to see how it would seem. Seriously though, the legal picnic was a jolly affair and no person who attended has canse to regret that he was there. Thus passed away one ofthe greatest captians of modern times. Military critics may differ as to his character and ranic as a militrry commander, but in the face of his achievements any attempt to belitile his military ability is idle. As a statesman also he won scarcely less honor than as a soldier. Judged by the standard he held a placo in the affections of the people of this country which was equaled by no one t.\«.ept -Lincoln, j and his record as tlio leader of the Union armies which crushed the rebellion, and as the President twice called to govern, will leave him an undying name in the proudest chapters of our hiatory. ■ » » ♦ COMMON COUNCII,. Clare, July 17. Regular adjourned meeting. Present—Trustees Brown, Goodman, Husted and Squire. President pro tem Goodman in the chair. , Minuiesof the last meeting read and approved. On motion of- Trustee Squire, thet\ -accounts m*l^£oucbT|10;- and of X Mason, $0.34, were allowed and ordered paid. On motion of Trustee Husted, the village treasurer was instructed to transfer from the general fund to the highway fund the sum of $-100. and from the general fund to the crosswalk fund the sum of $100. Trustee Squire moyed that the St. Com'r be instructed to build a cross walk on the south side of Fifth street across Hemlock street, and on the south side of First street across Beach street. Carried. Trustee Squire moyed that not to exceed $10 be expended in removing stumps and clearing McEwan street north of Seventh street. On motion of Trustee Squire, the council adjourned until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. A. J. Doherty, Clerk. Clare, July IS. Special Notice This means late firm of Suther Adjourned regular session. Present, Trustees Brown, Husted, Goodman, Fox, Squire, and the president. Absent, Trustee Davis. The special committee- on water works submitted their report, with bids received on pipe, engines, boilers, etc. Trustee Goodman moved the recommendations ofthe committee as to pipe be adopted. Carried as follows: Yeas—Trustees Goodman, Brown, Husted, Squire, Fox, and the President.—0 Nays—Xone. Trustee Husted moved that the rec- ornmendat'ons ofthe committee as to pumps, boilers, hydrants, and valves be adopted. Lost as follows: Yeas—Trustees Husted, and the President.—2 Kays—Trustees Goodman, Brown, you. If you owe the < Fox and Squire.—4 itherKnd & Trevidick Trustee Goodman moved that the itheiJanet A iie\icuciv ( commitfee be jnstracted to investi- on account or note it will be to your gate the Duplex pump and report. interest to pay up. You certainly can not ask for longer time than you have had. C. H. Sutherland. Notice. After July 20 the undersigned will sell their grocery stock and keep on hand flour, feed ancl grain only. J. Horning & Co. iOi^-Lawns reduced to 5 cents per yard at Giberson's. Additional local on last page. Lost. Trustee Squire moved that the vote by which tbe motion to adopt the recommendations of the committee as to pumps, hydrants, etc. was lost, be reconsidered. Which motion prevailed, aud the question recurring on the original motion the same was"carried as follows: Yeas—Trustees Fox, Brown, and Squire, and the Priesdent. Nay—Trustee Goodman. On motion the council adjourned until July 22nd at 8 o'clock p. m. A. J. Doherty, Clerk. t fr A-Ls> / r A /» ...**£... ./ i -i ■ •<*; ''-■■■% I -.-HTSffT. ■■.'.-.-*.*__
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Police told the Burlington Free Press that the man jumped over the rail of a bridge without warning and fell about 40 feet onto railroad tracks below.
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A weekend of highs (& one petulant strop!)by prhim Feb 7th 2012 As any of you that follow me on Twitter will know, training has been going well lately, especially running. Although barely out of winter base training, and with my focus firmly on the Wokingham Half Marathon in mid-February, Ive been feeling stronger on the shorter sprints. This has been witnessed by a few challenging runs at the Bristol Parkrun, which have seen my times tumble from 20:14 down to 19:27. It seems to be generally accepted that Bristol is a slow course, worth a good 40-60 seconds over a fast parkrun course.
And so I was very keen to get to my old home course of Swindon to have a go at a new PB, my existing one set on the same course at 18:51. The first attempt was scuppered by the parkrun being cancelled in place of a CaniX event, but this weekend I got my chance. Better still, my friend and damned decent runner (when he can be arsed!), Jason Pinkney from The Big Adventure Store in Swindon agreed to run with me, giving both of us some encouragement to put the hammer down. Heading up the M4 from Bristol to Swindon on Saturday morning, the cars thermometer read -8 degrees C, brrrr! By the time I got to Swindon it was a balmy -3.5 degrees. I arrived in good time so took advantage of a single espresso at Costa before heading to Lydiard Park to warm up. Nine oclock came and it was time to go. Jason and I lined up next to each other and hit the track together in the lead pack. In the first kilometre, I was aware that I was the one pushing the pace (3:38 pace) but it felt comfortable. The front three runners (one dog-assisted) had set off at a very brisk pace and I could sense there was quite a distance to the next runners behind us, so we just concentrated on keeping pace. The second kilometre involved a slight uphill followed by a shallow descent (being the first Saturday of the month, we were running the reverse course) and the pace remained constant at 3:37. Next came a sharp uphill and then joining the second loop of the course, the pace dropped slightly to 3:51 but this was to be expected. At this point, I could sense Jason was getting into his stride and he started to pull away slightly. I dug deeper and stayed on his shoulder for the next kilometre (3:47) but as we started into the final kilometre (the shallow descent again) he pulled out a 5-6 metre gap on me. Up the final sharp incline and I was catching, but it wasnt enough, a full-on sprint into the finishing chute and the last kilometre was despatched in 3:40. Even before looking at my watch I knew it had been a good run; close to equalling my PB, if not better. It was better; and by some margin! 18:32, my fastest 5km run by some 19 seconds. Overjoyed! Big thanks to Jason for assisting with pacing and encouragement. Its great being part of the TBAS family. Less fun was the half-marathon pace (HMP) session that followed, with 2kms steady, 5kms race effort (note not pace!) and then 2kms steady. Safe to say that after the 5km effort, I was shagged! And so, perhaps not surprisingly, I really couldnt be arsed with last nights turbo (opting for a simple 30-minute leg spin instead of the planned session). I was also, of course, conscious that I was racing again on Sunday morning! And so after the snow and sub-zero temperatures, Sunday came. If Im entirely honest, I half-wished the race was going to be cancelled. I was still feeling the after-effects of the parkrun and really didnt fancy running in just a trisuit in 4 degrees C temperatures! But glad to say I manned the f*ck up and duly headed up to the Tewkesbury Aquathon, a 400m pool swim followed by a 5km off-road run. Noting on the pre-race blurb that the run was on playing fields, I took note of the thawing snow and opted to take my trail shoes. A bit of a risk, given Ive had some right foot issues lately, but I guessed racing flats were going to be next-to-useless in the prevailing conditions. I had predicted a 6-minute swim for the 400m, so I had a late starting slot, which meant a little hanging around. But eventually at 12:47pm it was my turn. By then, I had a lane to myself and so could just concentrate on getting into a good rhythm. What surprised me was how, after only 6-8 lengths (20m pool) my legs were killing me! Obviously there was still a good amount of lactic build-up / muscle soreness from the parkrun / HMP sessions 24 hours earlier. I just ploughed on, knowing I had 20 lengths to do. Getting towards the end of length #18 I started looking ahead for the confirmation that I had two laps left to go (usually they stick a float or paddle in the water), but nothing came! Had I mis-counted? I didnt think so, but best carry on! Another two length and again no paddle. Sh*t!!! Then as I tumble-turned I half-heard a commotion above. I glanced and noticed they were gesturing me to get out. Bollocks! I had counted right and there was NO 2-lap marker. Where was the paddle?! I gasped as I hauled myself out of the pool about five metres into my 21st length! You were tumble turning, mate was the only response WTF?!?! I threw my swim cap in the general direction of the marshal and legged it towards the door, conscious I had lost a good 5-10 seconds. Out into the cold and hang on. It didnt feel cold. I havent done an aquathlon before, but was surprised how warm I still was from the pool. I slid my shoes on (thank God Id put elastic laces on my trail shoes), grabbed my beanie and decided to leave the gloves and jacket I had put in transition just in case. After 200m or so of car park, I hit the playing fields and immediately there was lots of standing water and mud everywhere. Lovely! Still, my pace felt pretty good (I was doing the race blind i.e. no watch or GPS). What did surprise me was how tight my lats and shoulders felt from the swim I guess in a triathlon you get straight on the bike, so dont use your back muscles, whereas pumping your arms on the run needs them. I felt a runner come up to lap me and noticed it was Will Poole, a notoriously fast runner. I knew Will had started his swim before me (and I guessed I would have a faster swim time), so being lapped by him was no great surprise. I tried to stay in contact with him, but after 500m or so he was motoring away. Still, I felt okay and I was catching people without any danger of being caught by anyone else. After three more soggy, wet, muddy, icy laps it was time to head for the finish. I was coming up on another runner but as I put in a sprint in, he responded and just fended me off to the finish line. Shame, but good on him for the effort and I was still happy. That was, I was happy until I caught a glimpse of a timing sheet that suggested I had come 27th in a time of 27:xx minutes. What?! No way?! I was banking on a 25-26 minute race, guessing 6 minutes for swim and 19 minutes for run, maybe with a little change due to the conditions. I hung around to see Will get his winners gong, but I admit I then headed off in a strop. I just couldnt fathom how I had felt good, yet performed so badly. It just didnt compute. It wasnt till later when I was messaging Will congratulations on Facebook that one of the event organisers offered me my official results: 5th overall, total time 24: 27 (swim 5:51, run 18:36). Now thats more like it!!!! Id gone from distraught to overjoyed in a nanosecond. THAT was the performance I had felt Id delivered, not some crappy (and I mean no offence by this!) 27 minute plod. My coach (Mark Shepherd) got the worst of the strop. Theres no excuse, but perhaps I can try to explain. The thing is, I (and many others) make many, many sacrifices to be the best we can. Were not necessarily the most naturally-gifted of athletes (I know Im not!) but we spend hours and hours trying to improve our performance, giving up many things in the process. When you come out of a race where you feel youve done well and then get some (false as it turns out) evidence to suggest your performance was in fact way short of expectation then it brings into question whether its all worth it? Why bother training so damned hard if you cant pull it out on race day. Gutted doesnt come close. Suffice to say it was a HUGE relief to find out my true performance today was much closer to expectation that at first thought. I AM making progress, I AM racing hard and I AM justifying the time and effort (not to mention expense!) that goes into my training. So all in all, actually a pretty bloody fantastic weekend! A new 5km parkrun PB and a new 400m swim PB (previous PB 5:55). But now its time to stop chasing PBs and remember that Im still a) pre-season and b) only two weeks away from the Wokingham Half-Marathon. Thats the race that really matters at the moment. Thanks again to everyone that continues to help me along the way, my coach Mark Shepherd, the TBAS crew and all my friends on Facebook and Twitter who provide such continuous encouragement. Thanks also to those hardy parkrun volunteers that stand out to marshal come rain or shine, and also to Tewkesbury Tri Club for a well-organised event (pool-side kerfuffle aside!). :-) Taken from my website: http://www.triathletesdiary.com by member: sarahleonard, May 1st 2012 17:06 OMG no wonder you were pissed off, so glad you go the correct time in the end! I'm always a bit apprehensive when it get's near those last couple of lengths...will I see the paddle when I'm expecting it! by member: katywalker, Jan 31st 2013 18:38 See you at Wokingham Half-Marathon and Majoraca 70.3!! Good luck!
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