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The custom baseball gloves glove and custom baseball gloves glove (in English for the glove of the catcher and first baseman Mitt common) is a sporting device that is worn in the sport of custom baseball gloves the team on the defensive. The glove is designed to capture shots of the batter, passports of the players and the pitcher throws more easily. In addition, the glove protects against pain and injuries that could arise due to the hardness of a custom baseball gloves when catching. In the history of baseball was not acting right from the start with gloves on the defensive. Only at the end of the 19th Century began to play first player with gloves. The ancestor of custom baseball gloves glove should be Doug Allison, in 1870 contributed to a violation of his hand fishing for the first time a glove. [1]. The first baseball gloves were simple leather gloves where the fingertips were cut off to have better control of the ball. Spread the custom baseball gloves were then attracted mostly by the first baseman Albert Spalding, the performance was significantly better with gloves, and so many imitators. In later years, the company founded Albert Spalding Spalding, a sporting goods manufacturer that still produces and sells baseball gloves. [2]. The size of baseball gloves took several decades to gradually, from about 1910 began the gloves, leather gloves larger than usual to be the current size was only towards the middle of the 20th Century reached. By 1920 the "webbing", a leather surface between the thumb and index finger was introduced. Modern baseball gloves vary in shape and size and are specialized to the particular position on the defensive. So left out include different finger or special upholstery - especially when Catchers Mitt - added. They are one for left-or right-handed players. A right is wearing a glove on his left hand, right hand remains free to throw the ball, the same applies vice versa for a left-handed. A "mid" (German: mitten) need not have individually formed fingers, with a "Glove" (German: glove) must be separated, however the individual fingers of the glove well run. Only the catcher and first baseman may use a "Mitt. " The custom baseball gloves of outfielders are as large as possible and have deep pockets to the ball as possible to catch. The "webbing" between your thumb and index finger is designed as a grid, so you can see through to better catching fly balls, if you hold the glove to the face. The custom baseball gloves of the infielders are slightly smaller than that of the outfielder to speed and agility of the players is not too restricting. Exception is the glove of first baseman. The glove of first baseman is bigger than the other infielders. This is due to the fact that the first baseman catch the majority of the throws of his teammates in order to identify the batsman at first base. The slightly larger glove helps to catch more especially bad thrown balls. The pitcher's glove is sewn very tightly and protects the ball or the hand from view from the outside, so that the batsman does not see that the pitcher takes the ball, as it can possibly be estimated by the type of the next throw. These gloves have two instead of a thumb pocket. This allows them to players who take turns with the right or left, or switch from one source to another. The team that is on the offensive with no gloves in the sense of classical Baseball Gloves. The batter should bear dendritic Batting Gloves, thin leather gloves, which improve the grip of the baseball bat and prevent blisters and pain. Batting custom baseball gloves are not mandatory in the regulations and are not as worn by all batters. . . .


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A couple coordinated a $359 clothing caper at Macy's, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 3:07 p.m. Feb. 21.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
A man and woman entered the store, selected clothing including four children's shirts and two pairs of children's pants and put them in the woman's shopping bags.
The man distracted cashiers while the woman ran out of the store, setting off the alarm.
Both booked to the parking lot with the man yelling that he was the one who set off the alarms and stole the clothes. When guards weren't taking the bait, he yelled for the woman to "get in the (expletive) car!"
Fearing they had a fight on their hands, the security guards backed off. The two drove off but not before the guards wrote down their license plate number.
Police followed up on an address, but the suspect had moved the year before. They believe the man is a 45-year-old Milwaukee resident.
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This gent is my wife's g-g-gf. The regimental badge on the shoulder belt looks like a grenade but I know little about this. I am guessing this is 1860s or 1870s, but I am guessing.
Jvdub wrote:Thank you very much, gentlemen. This is terrific.
I should add that the young man's name was James Lees. And that the studio embossed on the bottom of the photo was McManus.
I asked my father-in-law if he had any further information. This is what he said:
"The only thing I can say is that the Lees family was connected with the Mull of Kintyre and the area of Ballantrae in Ayrshire. The two places are not distant from each other by water, and I know that when my grandfather Robert Lees was young he lived near Campbelltown in Argyleshire and when his parents died he moved to his grand[arents in Ballantrae. That does not mean that James had the same experience, but it does mean that an Ayrshire connection is quite probable."
Stuart_Bates wrote:I would suggest that the unit is the Lothian and Berwickshire Yeomanry and attach a scan of their helmet plate from K & K. I also asked a friend in Scotland, who collects only Scottish militaria, and this is also his opinion.
t100 wrote:I generally think this is the resort of the desperate, but I would suggest the uniform in this photo is a mock-up.
The identification of the helmet looks spot-on - I believe the leather helmet used by the Lothians and Berwickshire Yeomanry changed to the more standard white metal variety about 1888?
The uniform bears no resemblance to the L&BY uniform, which consisted of scarlet jacket with gold/yellow lace. This looks like a rifles' officer's tunic, rather than a patrol jacket. The Austrian knot on the cuff has a row of 'eyes' around the outside, suggesting a rank of captain, but there appear to be no matching rank badges. The shoulder straps strongly suggest a date after 1880, but the cut of the tunic is very loose for this period. Wearing a waist belt over this particular pattern of frogged tunic would be against regulations (although not unknown for volunteers). His shoulder belt is worn over the wrong shoulder.
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Aikido principle of representation by geometric triangle, circle and square of Shinto cosmology theory "Gogyo Gogen" in which the elements of life, liquid, solid and gas are all proven and mutually transmutable.
In his book "We no Michi", Rev Dr Yukitaka Yamamoto, generation 96 Shinto Priest (Guji) wrote:
"The principle of 'Sanmi-Sangen' explains the mystery of life Sanmi-Sangen means the three elements that form the basis of all forms of existence .. good basic symbols to explain the meaning and guiding the destiny of human life. We can see Sanmi-Sangen works on many levels."
O Sensei saw clearly the relationship between the theory and principles of Aikido – The following diagram attempts to show how the three shapes not only the core principles of an individual, but the relationship symbolizes everything.
The form the core of Aikido, spiral, indicated by a circle, appearing everywhere in the universe. A definite "5/7 logarithmic spiral", is identical in disc galaxies (eg, the Milky Way), the DNA strands and sub??-atomic particles – O Sensei learned that Ki through the body in a large spiral, on the basis of the flow of the universe.
In very simple terms, the triangle can be said that the attitude prevalent in Aikido triangle, triangulation arms to the center / hips and offline triangles and squares solidity avoid the attitude, or the principles of "heavy-bottom" represents represents.


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Book Report: Selections for all tastes offered this week
Lerner Publications of Minneapolis continues to expand into different areas.By: Dave Wood, columnist, River Falls Journal
Lerner Publications of Minneapolis continues to expand into different areas.
Its newer imprint, christened Lab, is devoted to adolescent literature like "What Can(t) Wait," by Ashley Hope Perez ($17.95 cloth).
It's all about Marisa, a Mexican migrant, living with her parents in Houston. Those parents expect her to follow in their footsteps, work hard every day, get married, have kids. But Marisa's high school math teacher tells her she has the aptitude to be an engineer and should study hard and get a scholarship to the University of Texas.
How will she cope with the different expectations? The dust jacket tells us that her creator, Ashley Perez is a Texan, who is finishing her Ph.D. in comparative literature.
Good luck, Marisa.
Lab's other new adolescent novel is "Lost in the River of Grass," by Ginny Rorby ($17.95 cloth). Sarah is a poor girl who gets a scholarship to a fancy academy. She doesn't fit in and feels very uncomfortable with her classmates, who all seem to be named Brittany or Courtney.
One day she seeks to get away from it all by taking a ride on an airboat in the Everglades with a fellow she hardly knows. Danger lurks.
Rorby has a fine ear for teenage dialogue which keeps the story skipping along.
Lerner's Darby Creek imprint has just published a cute science fiction novel for kids, "Alien Contract" ($16.95), by Pamela F. Service, illustrations by Mike Gorman. It begins with this intriguing blurb: "Zack, Earth's alien agent, must ditch movie night to take on a surprise mission for the Galactic Union. Agent Sorn — Zack's boss — has been kidnapped by these alien thugs. Now it's up to Zack, a flying alien cat, and a cool human friend to rescue her. But can they avoid energy beams, homeland security and falling lava rocks as they follow Sorn's trail into a dangerous cave?"
Horatio Alger books were nothing like that.
Lerner's CarolRhoda recently issued a picture book for kids "Ruby Valentine Saves the Day," by Laurie Friedman, illustrated by Lynne Avril (CarolRhoda, $16.95). Friedman, who also writes the popular "Mallory" series for Lerner, specializes in writing about holidays.
When a snowstorm threatens to paralyze the town of Heartland just before Valentine's Day, Ruby comes to the rescue.
Lerner's Millbrook imprint continues author Brian Cleary's assault on the English grammar, with a picture book about the interjections, "Cool! Whoa! Ah and Oh! What is an Interjection?" Illustrations by Brian Gable.
"What did it mean for me to win the Stanley Cup? Everything. It's a team trophy, though, and I don't think players should say 'I won the Stanley Cup.' Instead they should say 'We won the Stanley Cup' There's a big difference in my mind."
—Gordy Howe
That's just one of the hockey players who takes on the Stanley Cup in "Raising Stanley," by Ross Bernstein (Triumph, $22.95).
Lerner Publications is an amazing Minnesota success story. And so is Ross Bernstein, who has already published almost 50 sports books.
In this new outing the indefatigable sportswriter sweeps up lots of detail about the trophy in his trademark style of sifting and winnowing to the max.
Who won the 1893 Stanley Cup? The Montreal Triple A's.
Who won in 1907? The Kenora Thistles, of course.
Bernstein interviewed a whole passel of players in a chapter entitled " Celebrating Stanley." One memorable quote came from someone from our town:
"My wife trains horses, so we thought it would be pretty neat to feed one of their favorite horses some oats out of the cup at our ranch here in River Falls. We just made sure to do it after we had drunk out of it though."
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The electric motor in the Volt will serve as a motor to move the car and as a generator to stop or slow down the car.
But when will serve the disc brakes? Are they only a brake backup?
And as the electric motor will activate only the front wheels, does that mean that only front wheels will serve when the brake pedal is depressed?
And if we use the brakes on a slippery road and that the electric motor become a generator and only front wheels serve to slow down the car, will we lose control of the car?


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Ok I have a Zangoose with the ability Toxic Boost, holding a Toxic Orb, with the moves; Swords Dance, and Facade. I use the move Swords Dance 2 times, by then I've been poisoned by my Toxic orb. Then my Alakazam uses trick, giving it the Choice Band which boosts physical moves by 50%. Then I use Facade, which has stab. What is the final power of Facade?
Zangoose max attack: 361 + Toxic Boost: 541 + Swords Dance (x2): 1623 + Choice Band: 2434
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NEW YORK - Many hospitals are hard-pressed to tell people needing a hip replacement how much their procedure is likely to cost, according to a new study.
Even when they can cite prices, going rates for the procedure may vary from hospital to hospital by a factor of 10, researchers found.
"It was very frustrating," said Jaime Rosenthal, a student at Washington University in St. Louis, who led the new research.
"You got transferred to all these different people. You had to leave messages, call back."
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 327,000 Americans had a hip replaced in 2009.
The surgery is especially common among the elderly, who are covered by Medicare. Still, about half of all hip replacements in the U.S. are done on people younger than 65 - some of whom may not have private insurance.
For the new study, Rosenthal called 122 hospitals: two per state and two in Washington, D.C., plus the top 20 orthopedic hospitals listed in the US News and World Report rankings. During each call, she pretended to have a 62-year-old grandmother who needed a hip replaced but didn't have insurance, and asked for the total price of the procedure.
Just 45 percent of the top 20 hospitals and 10 percent of other hospitals could provide a complete cost for the hospital and doctor fees for a hip replacement, after up to five phone calls.
When Rosenthal called both the hospital and affiliated doctors separately, she did a little better. In those cases, her team was able to put together the prices of procedures at 60 percent of top hospitals and 63 percent of others.
Those totals ranged anywhere from $11,100 to $125,798, Rosenthal and her colleagues from the University of Iowa reported Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine. Continued...
She said some hospitals gave her reasons for a higher price - such as assigning her grandmother to a private room - but for others, it wasn't clear what went into the cost of care.
"It just points to the fact that most of us in the health system don't have any idea what the costs really are," said medical ethicist Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, who co-wrote a commentary published with the new study.
Often, only the hospital's billing office knows how much a patient is actually charged for a procedure such as a hip replacement, researchers noted.
Some of the variation in costs has to do with how hospitals factor in overhead to each patient's bill, Emanuel told Reuters Health. And the cost of an actual hip prosthesis can vary four- or five-fold across the country, he added.
Jeanne Pinder, founder of the transparency group ClearHealthCosts, said a ten-fold difference in price for any given test or procedure isn't unusual, even within a single geographic area.
"Nobody has any idea what they will pay in healthcare because the marketplace is completely opaque," Pinder, who wasn't involved in the new study, told Reuters Health.
"When you go into the system, you're usually not there because you want to be. You're usually anxious, upset, and there's a question of when you come out on the back end, whether you'll be bankrupt or not."
That's not only a concern for uninsured people, she noted, given how high co-pays or deductibles may be for those who are covered.
For a patient looking for cost information, there aren't a lot of options right now - other than waiting for more transparency to come through legislation or other means, researchers said.
"I don't know that the information is readily available right now," Emanuel said. "You can try to call around, especially if it's elective." Continued...
Rosenthal told Reuters Health the findings do show that people willing to make lots of calls might have success shopping around for the best deal. But hospitals don't make it easy.
"Patients can take responsibility and put pressure on hospitals to make this information available," she said.
Pinder agreed. "I always recommend that people ask," she said. "If you put this information into people's hands… you can start to think like a consumer."
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The closure is the result of a DUI crash into the utility tower causing the collapse of the structure on Sunday, July 1, 2012 at 4:45 p.m., according to the Georgia State Patrol office.
The road is closed for safety during normal business hours, according to Georgia Power, but will reopen after business hours around 6 p.m.for traffic.
Booneford Rd. near Owens Rd. has been closed today, Monday, July 2, for the day and will not reopen until tonight, according to the Gordon County Sheriff's Office.
The closure is due to an accident involving a collision with a utility tower, but no fatalities were reported.
Traffic is reportedly being detoured and travelers on Booneford Rd. should expect some delay.
Crews are working to replace the power structure, and hope to have all equipment and the road cleared by the evening, according to the Sheriff's Office.
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THE VIEW FROM HERE CHRISTINE Gale, who up until this year had been holidaying on the IW since 1989, says she is now having to think twice about coming back to see us.
Planning a fortnight's stay at the end of August, she was shocked when Wightlink quoted a minimum return fare of £177 for travel between Lymington and Yarmouth. She claims the same journey cost £110.60 in 2011 and £97.80 in 2010.
There is no reason to doubt her claims. Anyone who has regular dealings with Wightlink knows fares can shoot up on the merest whim to the same sort of impressive heights achieved by a testosterone-fuelled Romanian pole-vaulter.
I don't know if Wightlink operates on testosterone but it certainly swig a lot of Bossyboots mixture. Christine Gale is a smart cookie (note her efficient habit of keeping old ferry receipts) and thought she'd bypass the ferry company's eye-watering demand for £177 by getting two day returns and using each of them only one way.
Bad idea, Christine. Remember, Wightlink do not operate in order that you can save some money in these straitened times, even by buying a pair of perfectly legitimate tickets. If you have the nerve not to use one half of them (despite the fact you've stumped up the money) Wightlink will be very cross. They told Christine if she pulled her day-return trick she was likely to be banned from future travel on Wightlink.
Phew. I should imagine Christine was by now planning a holiday somewhere a great deal more relaxed, like North Korea or Zimbabwe. Fortunately, Wightlink's super-sassy marketing managing Kerry Jackson, who is always wheeled out on these occasions, has explained why Wightlink is right and Christine is wrong.
"We have a yield management system in place," she says. A what system? Yield management? No, don't bother telling me, Kerry. I expect it means we'll all pay more.
What's that you say? "Demand is extremely high for these sailings and the price reflects this demand." Yeah, told you so. Higher fares.
OK, I'm no Stephanie Flanders but I can see you're on to a good thing if there's a big demand for tickets and you fleece the customer in return. Or rather, "the price reflects this demand". But surely, if you've got a boat stuffed with passengers, it costs less per capita to transport them than if your vessel has hardly anybody on it? Supposing you charged what it actually costs to transport each passenger across The Solent? That would mean Christine and her car would cost, ooh, a great deal less than £177.
In practice, the more people want to come to the IW, the more Kerry and her mates will sting them. It's how capitalism works. Or, if you prefer, it's because Wightlink is greedy.
But these ferry companies had better be careful. There's such a thing as saturation tolerance. Actually, I've just made up that phrase. Yield management to you too, Kerry. What it actually means is that people like Christine might just have had enough of being bullied by the ferry companies. You think you can keep ratcheting up the fares? Well, those who once holidayed on the Island might just decide to stay at home. Or possibly look at air travel to North Korea, which turns out to be a complete snip at £766 for a distance of 5,400 miles compared with £177 for less than ten miles.
His little joke resulted in him being found guilty of menace and ordered to pay a £1,000 fine. Two years later, and after a great deal of hassle, the High Court overturned his conviction.
So next time the ferries are up the spout or you get quoted some exorbitant amount, please don't tell anybody what you think of Wightlink or what you'd like to do to the company. If it doesn't think the day-ticket wheeze is amusing, it is not going to react kindly to a ho-ho suggestion about scuttling its rotten ferries.
I don't know if Noel Coward ever came to the IW but he had the right idea about po-faced bigwigs. On one occasion, when arriving in America, he was asked on his immigration form whether he intended to overthrow the US Government. He simply wrote in reply, "Sole purpose of visit."
Paul Chambers may lack Coward's touch but at least he's got the old boy's spirit.
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Grammys 2013: No Adele-style night, but fun. walks away big winner
It turned out to be a somewhat fun. night at the Grammys.
The New York City pop-rock trio, with the kooky stylized name, took home two of the night's biggest awards — winning song of the year for the hit "We Are Young" and snatching the title of best new artist.
In a rather wide-open night, fun. came the closest to being the Grammy big winner.
At first, it looked like fun. might sweep the four so-called "general field" categories, thus becoming the first artist to do so in a single year since Christopher Cross in 1981. Yet, Gotye ended that possibility when his ubiquitous "Somebody That I Used to Know" took record of the year.
A bigger surprise came when Mumford & Sons scored the evening's top prize, album of the year, for "Babel" — even though many believe that the British folk-rock band's sophomore effort isn't nearly as strong as its debut, 2009's "Sigh No More."
It was that kind of a night on Sunday as the awards were handed out during the 55th annual ceremony at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
No one had an Adele-style night, dominating the awards like the British singer did in 2012. And many of the choices were real head scratchers.
Let's start with honoring fun. as "best new artist." Not bad for a band that put out an album four years ago with 2009's "Aim and Ignite." The band should not have been eligible.
And fun. apparently agrees. Right after "We Are Young" won for song of the year, fun. lead vocalist Nate Ruess used part of the acceptance speech to recognize just how long the band has been in the game.
"I don't know what I was thinking when I wrote the chorus (for `We Are Young')," he said. "This is in HD and everybody can see our faces. We are not very young." Continued...
It all starts, of course, with the nominees. With the exception of the best new artist category, the fields for the big awards were all rather weak, due partly to Grammys' ongoing reluctance to recognize hip-hop.
Voters really missed the boat with Frank Ocean. That rising soul star, whose "Channel Orange" was arguably the most acclaimed album of last year, was nominated (and lost) in three of the four big categories — record of the year, album of the year and best new artist. That could come back to haunt Grammy voters, especially if Gotye and fun. start playing county fairs sometime in the very near future.
It was, however, nice to see Ocean win for best album trophy in the urban contemporary field (whatever that is) over his nemesis Chris Brown. Yet, his performance late in the show of "Forrest Gump" (the song, not the movie) was less than inspiring. Couldn't he have sung "Thinkin Bout You"?
Grammy voters also gave a big thumbs down to Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," although it may well be the most perfectly crafted pop hit of recent years. The tune lost to the fun. cut "We Are Young" for song of the year, which was somewhat expected. Yet, there's no way it should have lost in the best pop solo performance category to Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain," a live take on a song that was originally released in mid-2011.
The biggest disappointment, at least to old-school hip-hop fans, was that Nas' failed to win in any of the four rap categories. The victors, who included Jay-Z and Drake, were all very deserving. Yet, it sure would've been nice to see Nas finally win his first Grammy Award.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fun is a double Grammy winner. The pop-rock trio was named best new artist.
The group bested Frank Ocean, who was buzzed to win the award. The band's lead singer Nate Ruess says he didn't expect his group to win best new artist. They were also up against Alabama Shakes, Hunter Hayes and The Lumineers.
Fun.'s "We Are Young" picked up song of the year early Sunday night. They also performed their new single "Carry On."
The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach so far is the leading winner with four awards. Continued...
Fun's sophomore album, "Some Nights," is up for album of the year against Ocean, The Black Keys, Jack White and Mumford & Sons.
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North Haven Bowling Club Snooker
Results for the 30/05/2012
Majors winner this week was David (the chip monk) Gittoes. from the runner-up Scott (the lilly pad ) Lillyman.
Minors winner this week was Graham (the hog ) Palmer from the runner-up Chris (the cat on hot tin roof) Wheadon.
All visitors are welcome to play in our Wednesday night competition. Names in by 6.20pm for a 6.30pm starts.
In off the Red
Last Thursday afternoon we had 84 bowlers front up for a game at Kew. We wish all our members who are currently sick or injured a speedy recovery and hope to see you back on the greens with us in the near future. It was good to see Reg Boydell up watching his mates at bowls last week and looking great after his recent illness. The winning rink $10.00 club vouchers were won by Allan Bradford, Wally Barnes, George Butlin, Akmed Raschke and Patrick Guthrie. The runners-up rink $6.00 club vouchers were won by John Moore, Brian Milton, J. F. Smith, Brian Patterson, Joe Smith and Don McKirdy.,
The cash draw winners from the weekly nomination sheet were Akmed winning $20.00 with both David Perrin and Barry Boxdraw Westaway winning $10.00 each. The winner of the delicious family apple pie from the Taste Bakehouse Seymour Street, Laurieton was Barry Shorter. The three $25.00 Xmas club raffle winners were John Bate, Allan Bradford and Neville Simpson. Members are reminded that your annual $5.00 LUSC Social Lawn Bowling Club Membership Fees are now due and they will be collected each week at either our Wednesday Ladies bowls or our Thursday Men's bowls at Kew Bowling Club. The fees will also be collected at the LUSC each Friday evening between 4.30pm and 6.30pm and all members must be financial by Saturday 30th June, 2012. Unfortunately our annual mixed bowls BBQ fun day which was to be held last Sunday at Kew was cancelled, on behalf of our club we apologise for any inconvenience caused to our bowlers.
That is all.
Camden Haven
Bridge Club
Monday 28th May N/ S 1st Bernard & Mary Salkind 2nd Nola & John Davies 3rd Noeline & Terry McKenna
E/W 1st Lynne Grubb & Judith Reilly 2nd Carolyn Van Der Veen & Pat Smith 3rd Nioni Cummins& Lorraine Genge.
Thursday 31st May NS 1st Moreen Dellow &Carolyn Van Der Veen 2nd Terry & Noelene McKenna 3rd Margaret Dunlop & Colin Choat E/W equal 1st Lorraine Genge& Pat Parsons, Rina Schaaf & Sarah Roberts 3rd Pamela Bennett & Nioni Cummins.
Friday 1st June N/S 1st Colin Choat & Arthur Anlezark 2nd Terry & Noeline McKenna 3rd Lyn Redgate & Nioni Cummins
E/W 1st Pamela Bennett & Joan Gillett 2nd Daphne Dickens & Marj Lear 3rd Tricia Ryan & Carol Porter
Kendall Service and Citizen's Club Social
Golf Club
On Sunday 20 May, 23 players travelled by bus to South West Rocks for a 2 Person Ambrose. A great day was had by all. Winner's were Killer and Louise, with Wazza and Paula, the runners up. The NAGA award was presented to Heath, Dwayne and Allan. Mitch and Louise won the nearest the pin on the 2nd, and Tee shot for the day went to Wazza, for his dribbling efforts on the 6th. Winner of the injury tally for the day goes to Allan, broken thumb, grazed knee and bruised shin.
After an eventful, 9 holes, we all enjoyed the buffet lunch (Allan won the Buffet lunch award - 5 plates), the raffle prize winner was Jennifer and our own very special Pom won the 20 schooner raffle!!!! And generously shared.
Photos of the day are displayed on the big screen @ the club. Next play day is Sunday 3 June @ Royal Kew - 6.30am for 7am and then BBQ breakfast afterwards at KSCC. New players welcome.
19th 20th of MAY. It was great to see some favourable weather and this was evident by the quality fish presented, good weather off shore gave deep sea fisho's a good run, there were plenty of good size snapper up to 5Kg, trag around 3kg flathead 2kg pearl perch 3kg, yellow fin tuna 6kg, Spanish mackerel 9kg, king fish 6kg, bonito and good size leather jacket, Beach and Rock was a bit more challenging due to super clear water and lack of cover but early sessions produced school jew, taylor, bream, blackfish and drummer, in the estuary fishos worked hard for pan size bream , flathead and blackfish. Results: Junior beach and rock - Drew Ferris. Junior deep sea - Caleb Hodges. Men's Vets estuary - winner Peter Pritchard, runner up Paul O'Neil. Adult deep blue - winner Bert Hayes, Runner up Ken Whyte.
Ladies estuary - Cath Smith. Men's beach and rock - winner Matt Hutchison, runner up Steve Atkins
Men's vets beach and rock - Bob Clarke. Ladies beach and rock - Bev Clarke. Men's deep sea - winner Rob Atkins, runner up Andy Martin
Men's vets deep sea - winner Bill Fitzsimons, runner up Skippy Patton. Ladies deep sea - Jo Hodges
Ladies vets deep sea - Joan Fitzsimons. Our next comp will be held on the 16th and 17th of June and a reminder that we are holding the AFCA Mid North Coast Beach and Rock comp 23rd and 24th of June, anyone interested in competing let us know. See you all at next outing until then "Tight Lines".
Camden Haven
District Darts Assoc
Winter Comp
Results for 28th May were:-
Missing Links defeated Twisted Sisters 6 games to 3
High scores Sandra 116, Dot 115; Carol S 117 & 113
High Peg Fay 71
Us Plus defeated Unicorns 8 games to 1
High Score Annette 110
High Peg Lesley 40
Red Devils defeated Cheeky Chicks 5 games to 4
High Scores Keri 117; Gail 120, Shirley 100
High Peg Keri 68
Men - all had the night off.
Last week sixteen of our members travelled north to play the Urunga and Nambucca courses on Thursday and Friday respectively. Although we planned to play 18 hole competitions, due to an unavoidably late start on thursday at Urunga play was terminated early due to an upheld protest about the light and the competition was scored over nine holes. The winner was Peter Raschke with a stableford score of 20 points and Garry Hatfield was runner up with 18. We had a nearest the pin competition on the 12th hole which was taken out by Kevin Nieass. Laurie Hamilton took out the unofficial award for most trees hit, the count of which varied but seemed to be about 14.
On Friday we had an 8am start at Nambucca, but unfortunately the game was again terminated at nine holes due to steady rain. The winner on this occasion was Kevin Nieass with an excellent score of 22 stableford points, runner up was Terry Stringer with 20. Although we were somewhat thwarted in our games, a happy couple of days away was enjoyed by all. Once again President Jim carried out the bus driving with finesse and oblivious to the steady flow of sometimes dubious advice.Our thanks go to Jim for all the work he puts into organising these trips away. Wednesday the 30th May 16 starters fronted up for an American foursomes competition. The winning team was Vic Whitby and Laurie Hamilton with 53 strokes and runner up Col Huntley and Andy Aitken with 53.5 strokes. Nearest the pin on the 5th for A grade was Peter Ragen, no one in B grade. The 8th hole went to Shane Madden for A grade and Vic Whitby for B grade. Next Wednesday 13th June the starters will be Bob Constable and Terry Rogers. Monday raffle on 11th June organisers are Brian Johnston and Greg Clark.
U/7 Sapphires
Saturday saw the boys play the Port United Wallabies at Laurieton and what a action packed game starting with a couple of the Wallabies carried off after having receiving a ball in the belly. Congratulations to all the boys for showing excellent team work. Jaz and Tayte were working together passing and scoring those goals. Brodhie was in the thick of things and managed to get one through. Riley and Charlie were defending like they do to perfection and Max and Jack have certainly picked up and are now starting to get in there to get that ball. Player of the week was a hard one as Tayte was a standout, however Jack took it home as the most improved for the game. Well done boys we are all very proud of the way you are playing.
On Saturday the Camden Haven Reds played the Port United Emus in an encounter both teams will not forget as it was played with great sportsmanship from both teams and crowd participation. Camden Haven were the far superior team from the outset with a strong backline defence of Nick in goals, George, Demi, Chelsea, and Joel combining to create an impenetrable wall for the Emus and left them scratching for what to do. For the Camden Haven attackers it was a good day in the office, Jayden was all over the ground as per usual and set up the majority of play. Joel, Jacob and Riley all contributed to the score board with a goal a piece, Eli finally set fire to his flaming boots and slotted in 6 goals in a goal scoring frenzy. Had it not been for the goal posts put in the wrong position there would have been many more. Happy Birthday goes to Mitchell as well who couldn't make it to the game.
Girls U/12
The girls travelled to Forster to play the Greenpoint Bulldogs. What a game, you could tell from the very start that our girls were hungry for a win and they came through winning 3-0.
In the first half Amity Bird and Hannah Morson gave us some heart stopping moments with some near misses but both came through in the second half with a goal each - great game girls. The third goal was scored by Brittany Jolly who had a very solid game.
Lauren Hrabak continued her game after a near sidelining by a wayward ball. Love those purple boots can't miss them. Emma Campbell was also very strong in defence and used her awesome boot to place the ball in some great positions. Emily McKenzie did a great job up front and had an awesome game.
Good job to all the girls, what a great game and we are looking forward to next weeks game against the leaders.
U/12 Reds
Well done boys for your couragious home game win over PU Wolves on Saturday. It was the top of the table clash and what a game it was. Our two goals were scored by Ethan Eames and Jackson Miller, leaving the score 2-1. Congratulations boys.
Next week we play at Finlay Park @ 9.50.
See you at training on Monday.
U/16 Girls
We wondered who would turn up on such a crazy night weather wise - almost everyone. Well done girls.
We went down 3-1, however I felt two incidents played a major role in the result. Never mind (God knows), we improved from our last match. Still played in two lines though with no midfield through parts of the match. We passed well for about 60% of the match and will keep getting better. Keep having fun. Next week 6pm at Kempsey.
Billiards 29.05.12
Major Winner Greg Boland. Runner up Ron Howell
Minor Winner Jimbo Gill. Runner Mick Banicek
Thursday 31.05.12
Major Winner
Our Lady Thea, Runner up Glen Kunze
Minor Winner Keith Racivich, Runner up Brian Lennard '
We would like to wish Thea all the best in her new ventures.
A very dark and gloomy Sunday saw six of us brave the conditions. We decided on a three man ambrose, with Josh, Riddo and Dairy up against Bob, Ruddo and myself. I don't know whether it was the wet course or our golf but none of us were going to break any records. It took a combined eight shots before any of us got on the green on the 10th!. The only thing saving the first three was some great putting from Dairy, the same couldn't be said for our group. We managed to make it to the 17th green before the heavens opened. By the time we got to the 18th green the rain had stopped. Balls went to everyone. Winners on the day(by about six shots) were Josh, Riddo and Dairy. Our trip to Harrington has been moved to the 29th July, due to the unavailability of Trev and his bus on the 15th. Thanks to Rod who did the raffles with me last Friday. See ya Sunday.
7 players, 3 games, no losses. What a day! boys you were out numbered but stuck together and dug deep to not only hold your own but win! Every one of you played your hearts out. Joe L and Aston, hats off to you both. You guys are tackling machines. Joe B, Matthew, Lachlan, Ewan and not forgetting Noah who scored his first try, all ran like there was no tomorrow. Fantastic!
This week's man of the match went to all seven of you, you all made me vey proud. A big thank you to all the parents who stuck it out in the pouring rain. Again well done - Brad and Tom.
On Sunday the U/8 played in the gala day at Camden Haven.
It was well organised and a credit to all concerned.
The Cathie U/8 played great footy and were led by all the players that turned up. J
Jake, Braith, River, Nash, Marcus and Toby all played hard.
River split his mouth in game 1 and after a short break came back and played well.
Great effort boys and all the supporters that cheered them on.
Thanks to the 2 U/7 who helped out, Michael and Sam
Thanks to Smoke and Little Buddy for looking after team in rainy cinditions.
Old Jack
The threatening rain could not dampen the spirits and enthusiasm of the Mighty Camden Haven Eagles, they were looking forward to a full day of football at the Gala Day held at Laurieton last weekend.
The first game was against Port Macquarie Sharks. The hit ups for this game was won by Dane Chapman with 6, followed by Rhys Hanlon with 4, and Daniel Obrien, Jaspa Calicetto, Jake Paterson all made 3 hit ups each, Harry Twomey, Bryce Cook, and Cooper Crouch all made 2 hit ups. The tackle count was won by Rhys Hanlon with 6, followed by Blake Steep and Bryce Cook with 3, and Ethan Crossfield, Izach Dennis and Levi Berry with 2. Tries were coming thick and fast, Rhys Hanlon scored 2 tries, with Daniel Obrien, Bryce Cook, Ethan Crossfield and Jake Paterson all managed a try each. The Mighty Camden Haven Eagles proved they were too good and won the first game of the gala day.
The second game of the gala day was against Port Macquarie Breakers. Due to the rain wetting the game sheet I am unable to give statistics but the final result went the Mighty Camden Haven Eagles way.
The final game of the gala day was against Lake Cathie Raiders. The tackle count was won by Rhys Hanlon with 7, followed by Bryce Cook and Dane Chapman with 3, Harry Twomey and Ethan Crossfield completed 2 tackles, and Izach Dennis, Levi Berry, Jake Paterson and Cooper Crouch all managed a tackle each.
The hit ups this game was won by Harry Twomey with 7, followed by Bryce Cook with 4, Jaspa Calicetto, Cooper Crouch and Dane Chapman with 3, Ethan Crossfield,, Levi Berry, Jake Paterson and Rhys Hanlon with 2 each. Tries went to Dane Chapman with 3, Rhys Hanlon with 2, Levi Berry and Bryce Cook with a try each.
The Mighty Camden Haven Eagles had an impressive weekend of football, managing to win 3 out of 3 games against some very stiff and determined opposition. Congratulation Boys, Great Team Effort!
It was a Gala Day at Laurieton on Sunday - what an excellent opportunity to practice skills with a wet ball. The team played 4 games and the overriding comments from the sideline were all about how much better the team is playing together, and what an improvement in defense the team is making each week.
Across all four games Ethan and Moses displayed the greatest improvement and willingness to engage in the game from last week. Moses scored 3 tries, undertook a number of big tackles. He made a big run up the middle at one stage and was hit by a high tackle. This gave the team a penalty and enabled Connor to leap over the line to score. Moses ran straight, and what a difference he made to the outcome. Ethan stepped up and ran with the ball a few times, and also got involved in a number of tackles. He was much busier in these games than in the past. Well done to you both.
Jackson gets nominated as the team player of the week. Jackson quietly goes about his business on the field. He spreads out, undertakes big tackles when they come his way, asks for the ball when the conditions are right for him to run, and steps out of the way to ensure his team mates get a go with the ball when it's not his turn. He plays smart and supports his team. Well done Jackson.
Overall, the increased level of teamwork was shown by the number of tackles that were attended by at least 3 players. This helped reduce the off-loads of the other team. The defensive line was better formed this week, the boys were more attentive when the other team were playing the ball, and they were more spread out across the field. Zane, Kai, Pat and Connor were leading the defensive charge, and were well backed up by their team. There were a number of times when the try line was defended repeatedly and the other side was kept from scoring. Tim and Dylan were kept busy at dummy half and were always in position and ready to go. Hayden had a well rounded game being involved all over the park.
In attack, the catch cry remains "spread out"! It is difficult for a runner to get clear of the play the ball area when the team is crowded around the ball. This is an area where the team needs to focus to get it right. Dylan had a great run and Kai dragged four defenders with him in one hit-up. Tim jumped on a loose ball and Jason had some good runs when given the ball. Pat broke through the defensive line at one point, passed to Kai who charged up the field. Kai was brought down in a rough tackle and the boys had set the team up for another try - sadly the full time whistle sounded. Everyone had a great fourth game and earned a decisive win.
Dylan was a great sport and played two games for alternative teams who were short players on the day. Great sportsmanship. Well done Dylan.
There was a loss, a draw and two wins. There was a lot of positive talk among the team mates and at the end of four games there were wet, muddy, happy boys everywhere.
Players are needed for the 12 & 13yr old teams. If you know of anyone interested in playing please contact Lyn Sparenburg on 6559 7538 or 0412 597 538
2nd June 2012
NETTA'S- KENDALL SERVICES AND CITIZENS CLUB- Well done girls, what a great game. Keira, Taylor and Bridie all played excellent attacking games, while Ella and Elka defended really well. Lara, Tess, Chloe and Remi all shot fantastic goals. Everyone tried hard all game - great to see.
10yrs RIVERVIEW SERVICE CENTRE- This was a good game girls, hope you are enjoying your netball you are improving every week. No training this week and no netball this week-end. See you on 17th June at training. Lyn
10yrs CAMDEN HAVEN PANEL WORKS The girls all played really well this week again, but unfortunately lost. Callie played a great game and Courtney played really well running all over the court. Better luck next time girls.
LAURIETON UNITED SERVICES CLUB Div 4 - Great effort girls with two girls hurt, girls with asthma and no reserves you did your best. No training see you on 15th June at training. Lisa
WIGGLY TAIL BUTCHERY Div 4 - Ok, way too close call girls? Lucky you managed to get it together in the last quarter and things turned in our favour. Well done Chloe you stood your ground against a frustrating opposition. Training is on as normal. No netball over the long weekend.
Fishing Club
Our May outing was held on 11th 12th & 13th, being Mothers Day weekend, not too many members ventured out but those who did enjoyed themselves. Winners were: Ladies; Glenda Barr, Mens: Justin Barr, Ladies Vets; Margaret Sandersan, Mens Vets; Barry Sandersan, Sub junior nominated species was not won so now jackpots' to the next outing which is next weekend 8th 9th & 10th June. Species will be "open". This weigh in will be our last for 2011-2012, so it would be good to see some big catches weighed (weather permitting) otherwise come along anyway. Decisions will be made for our presentation and AGM. A big thankyou to our members who participated and came to the presentation for the Broken Propellor Shield. There were some big fish weighed. Shame they were not all ours. Congratulations to Lake Cathie for taking out both sections (overall and handicap). KS & CC Fishing Club came runners up in both. Jye Rousell had the best estuary catch for the juniors and and brother Kade got runners up. Barry and Margaret Sandersan took out Mens and Ladies Best Estuary Catch. Congratulations to them and to all our members who weighed in. Without them we would not have done as well. Members, don't forget, this will be out last outing for this year, so let us make it a big one. Weigh in is at the club at 2pm Sunday 10th. Hope to see you all there.
LUSC Wed Euchre
A good night with 3 winners - Margaret Caples, Adolf Wagner & Alma Beach. New players always welcome. All his friends at Euchre were saddened by the death of Sid Charlwood, The President. He will be missed. Our condolences go to his family.
LUSC Indoor Bowls
Small crowd with 1 x 3 game winner - Bill Hyde & Thelma Ruhan. Runners Up - Pat Townend & Chris Wagner, Adolf Wagner & Catherine Lakeman, Betty Twomey & Wendy Ibbotson. All out bowlers were deeply saddened and shocked by the death of Our President, Sid Charlwood. We will miss him greatly & all his many jokes. Rest in Peace - Sid.
North Haven Bowling
Club Indoor Bowls 29.05.12
AGM held with 23 members attending. After the meeting everyone enjoyed playing bowls. Winners were Barbara Woolgar and Betty Bradley. Runners Up were Barry Westaway and Ken Posker. Scratchies went to Roy Woolgar, Julie Collis, Bill Hyde, Jean Ryan, Catherine Lakeman, Betty Twomey, Thelma Ruhan and Mavis Coates. If you think you would like to try Indoor Bowls then please come along on Tuesday evenings at 6.45pm. All welcome.
North Haven Bowling & Recreation Club Social Darts
Date 30.05.12 1st Kath & Geoff, 2nd Glenda (Glen) & David, LHS Anne 131, MHS Geoff 133, LHP Patti 40, MHP Doug 69. Raffle 1st Pauline, 2nd Deb, 3rd Joan, 4th Anne, 5th Annette, 6th Joan. Mystery Peg Not Hit. Mugs Deb & Stephen. Darts are played every Wednesday night. Names in by 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start.
Sponsored by LUSC
Due to State Of Origin Semi-Finals will commence on Monday 11/6/2012.
Round 15 Wednesday 6th June 2012
Men's Open
5:45 pm Field 1 D and B Latham Building Vs Lake Cathie Medical Centre (Ref Mick Murray)
5:45 pm Field 2 Bonny Hills Tavern Vs Eagles (Ref Martin Lighting & Electrical)
5:45 pm Field 3 5 Star Floor Sanding Vs Laurieton Hotel (Ref Surf Club)
6:30 pm Field 3 Surf Club Vs Martin Lighting & Electrical (Ref D and B Latham Building)
Women's Open
6:30 pm Field 1 Crystal Cut Vs Hurd Haulage (Ref Bonny Hills)
6:30 pm Field 2 TB Tilers Vs Faddy Builders
(Ref Eagles)
Semi - Finals round 1 Monday 11th June 2012
Men's Open Semi-Finals
A Grade
6:30 pm Field 2 5 Star Floor Sanding(1) Vs D and B Latham Building (2) (Ref Mick Murray)
6:30 pm Field 1 Bonny Hills Tavern(3) Vs Martin Lighting & Electrical(4) (Ref Laurieton Hotel)
B Grade
6:30 pm Field 3 Eagles(3) Vs Surf Club(4) (Ref Laurieton Hotel )
5:45 pm Field 1 Laurieton Hotel(1) Vs Lake Cathie Medical Centre(2) (Ref5 Star Floor Sanding)
Women's Open Semi-Finals
5:45 pm Field 2 Faddy Builders(1) Vs Hurd Haulage(2) (Ref Eagles)
5:45 pm Field 3 TB Tilers(3) Vs Crystal Cut(4) (Ref Surf Club)


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History and Philosophy of Science
"I fully agree with you about the significance and educational value of ... history and philosophy of science. So many people today—and even professional scientists—seem to me like someone who has seen thousands of trees but has never seen a forest. A knowledge of the historic and philosophical background gives that kind of independence from prejudices of his generation from which most scientists are suffering."~Albert Einstein, 1944 |
What is science?
When people ponder this question, they are often led to seek answers outside the sciences themselves. This interdisciplinary minor is planned to help students address historical and philosophical questions about science. In the history of science, we ask: How did we come to hold the beliefs we do about the natural world? How were the great scientists of the past led to the discoveries for which they are remembered? Why did people in the past have very different ideas on issues like the motions of the heavens or the nature of the human body? It is a puzzling reality of world history that the human understanding of nature, society, and the mind has varied greatly with place and time. This intriguing variety also raises philosophical questions: What separates science from pseudoscience or religion? How can we decide whether scientific knowledge will have good or bad consequences for humanity? Can science ever reach the ultimate truth about the universe?
The minor in History and Philosophy of Science offers courses in such diverse departments as economics, history, mathematics, philosophy, and psychology. It presupposes no specialized scientific background and may be combined with any undergraduate major. Five 4-credit courses are required for the minor, with no more than three from any single department.
Students interested in taking the minor should contact the coordinator, Jan Golinski, Department of History, Horton Social Science Center. Phone 862-3789. Email: email@example.com
Complete List of Courses Approved for the Minor
ECON 615, History of Economic Thought
ECON 698, Topics in Economics*
ECON 798, Economic Problems*
HIST 521, The Origins of Modern Science
HIST 522, Science in the Modern World
HIST 523, Introduction to the History of Science
HIST 621, 622 History of American Thought
HIST 651, 652 European Intellectual History
HIST 654, Topics in History of Science
HUMA 651, Humanities and Science: The Nature of Scientific Creativity
MATH 419, Evolution of Mathematics
PHIL 424, Science, Technology, and Society
PHIL 630, Philosophy of the Natural Sciences
PHIL 683, Technology: Philosophical and Ethical Issues
PHIL 725, Philosophy of the Social Sciences
PHIL 780, Special Topics in Philosophy*
PSYC 571, The Great Psychologists
PSYC 591, Special Topics in Psychology*
PSYC 770, History of Psychology
PSYC 771, Psychology in 20th-Century Thought and Society
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From Laboratory Equipment on-line
Many be important clue with regard to origins of life and exobiology.A gene previously thought to be present in all life on earth has been found missing in life near volcanoes.
The protein, thought to be one of the fundamental building blocks of life, is not present in certain volcanic single cell organisms.
The scientists studied archaea for the research, which are similar to bacteria but have a separate origin. The research, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of the Sciences, found the expected gene missing and another in its place.
This missing protein, named SSB, performs an essential role by binding DNA and protecting it from damage. "All cells, whether they are microbial or human, have some things in common. These are the fundamental components or building blocks which were present in the first cells and have been passed on over 3.5 billion years," says Prof. Malcolm White of the School of Biology at the Univ. of St Andrews.
"We have discovered that a gene normally thought to be absolutely essential and conserved throughout every form of life is, in fact, lost in one group of volcanic bugs and [is] replaced by a completely novel gene we have christened ThermoDBP," says White.


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Hot House Winner Of First-Ever HustaBall Awards!
Hot House Entertainment received three awards: Best Director (U.S.): Steven Scarborough, Skuff 4: Downright Fierce (Hot House) • Best Group Scene (U.S.): Wood Work (Hot House) • Best Film (U.S.): Skuff 4: Downright Fierce (Hot House) for the first-ever HustlaBall Awards in Berlin. The winners were announced Saturday during a gala ceremony that took place during HustlaBall Berlin.
From a field of 75 nominated films, seven individuals were singled out for awards. In addition, nine product-related awards and one website award were presented. Two long-time industry denizens were singled out for special honors: Jean Daniel Cadinot accepted the special award for Lifetime Achievement and director-producer Marcel Bruckmann received the Honorary Award for his 10 years of dedication to the gay adult video industry. Hot House continues to set the standard for high quality gay adult entertainment and recognition of our hard work and attention to detail is always welcome. Stay tuned for more award winning production currently in the works through the studio who brings you the men and sex you want to see.
Winner of Best Group Scene: Wood Work starring
Kyle King,
Francesco D'Macho and
Tim Kruger