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After we had lunch with our friend at Margaritaville, Johnny and I thought we'd meander through the fall display at the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden before doing a little browsing at Urban Outfitters located within Desert Passage Shopping Mall. It is, after all, the First Day of Autumn.
We were immediately drawn to the gigantic water wheel and the soothing, splashing sound it made to an internal rhythm.
mâche sitting casually among the pumpkin patch . Suspended in time and desperately in need of a pedicure and manicure (like I do). Meanwhile, large acrylic leaves hover in mid-air above his head.
aahs; it was hard not to appreciate all the detail that went into the surreal displays like this gigantic barrel with hundreds of apples tumbling down. Kid you not, we thought the fruits were real. Some were glossy and looked succulent enough to bite into and others were wrinkled as if they had been sitting there for several weeks. But a chip in one of the apples we saw up close gave their authenticity away.
If you have never been to admire one of the seasonal displays at Bellagio, almost everything is real or shall I say botanical. During the spring, they will have huge spheres of flowers (like a Pomander bouquet) hanging from the air and life-size figurines made out of real flowers.
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Car rental in Ireland is not so affordable, hence travel insurance there is necessary. Even the airlines and hotels there are slightly off budget. Hotels like Florence Hotel is a good and affordable place to stay and one should use a flight tracker to get a comfortable flight.
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Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
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- Corrin said...
I was there barely a month ago and they've already changed the display completely!
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HI, i saw your cat pictures. You need facebook page for your cat. cuz it has a really nice eye. everyone will love it.
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Thank you STQUEEN. :-)
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In 1979, he released with his band Bone the single "Pirate the Islands/Headlines Have It" before joining the new-wave band Shox Lumania in 1981.
Bone then recorded a solo 7" entitled "Digital Days/Alien Girl" on
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A young man has died a painful death after his throat was slit by his friend during an argument. The man, identified as Babanne Husseini died yesterday after losing too much blood. According to Kabiru who shared the photos, the dead man was a supporter of Mallam Aminu Ibrahim Ringim, a former governorship aspirant in Jigawa state. See graphic pics after the cut.
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New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) – The New Orleans Hornets activated guard
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Wesley has missed 20 games this season due to a sprained toe on his left
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Dan Crisp is the author of a paper(a) on the Graham Hancock website in which he endeavours to indicate the location of Atlantis. Based on a number of assumptions he concluded that "the kingdoms of Atlantis stretched from southern Spain, at the Pillars of Heracles, northwards along the continental shelf, skirting around the British Isles, as far as Scandinavia; with the great plain and capital city on the Celtic Shelf."
As I find it difficult to subscribe to all of his assumptions, I cannot agree with his conclusion. However, Crisp should be applauded for his logical approach to the Atlantis problem.
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How do you exactly define IoC (Inversion of Control) vis a vis DI (Dependency Injection)?
Well, as my first attempt at defining IoC and DI, I made the following statement.
IoC is the concept and DI is the way of implementing that. Pretty neat, huh? But how do I go explaining this to anybody in greater depth?
Now, it seems I do have an answer, according to the book Spring In Action:
"IoC aims to offer a simpler mechanism for provisioning component dependencies (often referred to as an object's collaborators) and managing these dependencies throughout their lifecycles."
It further states that "IoC can be decomposed into two subtypes: Dependency Injection and Dependency Lookup."
Now drilling down further, DL (Dependency Lookup) allows acquisition of a reference to a dependency, whereas in DI, the IoC container itself is injecting or providing those dependencies. One can draw an inference that the former scenario is allowing you to control how and when to acquire the dependency and in the second case the container is having the control over the dependency lifecycle.
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@article{martin-et-al-2009, abstract = {Self-organization, a process by which the internal organization of a system changes without supervision, has been proposed as a possible basis for multisensory enhancement ({MSE}) in the superior colliculus (Anastasio and Patton, 2003). We simplify and extend these results by presenting a simulation using traditional self-organizing maps, intended to understand and simulate {MSE} as it may generally occur throughout the central nervous system. This simulation of {MSE}: (1) uses a standard unsupervised competitive learning algorithm, (2) learns from artificially generated activation levels corresponding to driven and spontaneous stimuli from separate and combined input channels, (3) uses a sigmoidal transfer function to generate quantifiable responses to separate inputs, (4) enhances the responses when those same inputs are combined, (5) obeys the inverse effectiveness principle of multisensory integration, and (6) can topographically congregate {MSE} in a manner similar to that seen in cortex. Thus, the model provides a useful method for evaluating and simulating the development of enhanced interactions between responses to different sensory modalities.}, author = {Martin, Jacob G. and Meredith Alex, A. and Ahmad, Khurshid}, doi = {10.3389/neuro.10.008.2009}, issn = {1662-5188}, journal = {Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience}, keywords = {ann, architecture, cue-combination, development, enhancement, learning, localization, sc, som}, pmcid = {PMC2713735}, pmid = {19636382}, posted-at = {2012-05-22 15:07:35}, priority = {2}, title = {Modeling multisensory enhancement with self-organizing maps}, url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/neuro.10.008.2009}, volume = {3}, year = {2009} }
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It's a bit strange that Anastasio and Patton's and Martin et al.'s SC models do not use the spatial organization of the SOM to represent the spatial organization of the outside world, but to distribute different sensitivities to the input modalities in different neurons.
KNN (or sparse coding) seems to be more appropriate for that.⇒
Martin et al. model multisensory integration in the SC using a SOM algorithm.⇒
Input in Martin et al.'s model of multisensory integration in the SC is an $m$-dimensional vector for every data point, where $m$ is the number of modalities. Data points are uni-modal, bi-modal, or tri-modal. Each dimension of the data point codes stochastically for the combination of modalities of the data point. The SOM learns to map different modality combinations to different regions into its two-dimensional grid.⇒
Input in Martin et al.'s model of multisensory integration in the SC replicates enhancement and, through the non-linear transfer function, superadditivity.⇒


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A Grand Rapids cashier is finding herself in the spotlight after a simple act of kindness was caught on camera. 3-year-old Paul Grandinette Jr asked if he could help ring up groceries at a Grand Rapids Meijers and the cashier, Kristen Baker, was happy to let him. She put the boy on her hip and allowed him to help her scan items. His mother captured the moment with her phone and shared it online where it went viral.
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With baking having become a fashionable hobby over the past few years, it has led to many people wrestling with cakes, bread and pastries.
We have teamed up with the Braunston Bakers to offer some handy tips for when you do festive baking. Here are their top tips:
Don't forget to make a wish when mixing the Christmas pudding. After it is all mixed, let it stand overnight covered with a cloth before boiling or steaming.
For fresh Danish pastries on Christmas morning, make them up a week before (or earlier) and freeze them. Take them out before you stumble into bed on Christmas Eve and let them defrost overnight. Give them a quick egg wash before putting them in the oven and enjoy them while opening your presents. Similarly, for fresh bread for Boxing Day lunch, use part baked bread.
If you want to make mini Christmas cakes line small baked bean tins and use them. If you prefer not to use suet in your Christmas pudding replace the suet with bread crumbs
If you don't want to use alcohol in your Christmas baking, use fruit juice.
When steaming your Christmas pudding it is important not to let the pan boil dry. Set a kitchen timer and check the water level every 20 mins.
As an alternative to trifle sponges why not try using amaretti biscuits instead
Your Christmas can be iced up to a week before Christmas, put on the marzipan and leave to dry for a day then add the icing.
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In this video, you will sit with a partner and conduct a practice interview.
One of the best ways to get comfortable doing interviews is to practice with someone else.
First, share your "Interview Notes" document with your partner.
Click "Share" and add your partner's email address.
Select "Can edit."
Once your partner has shared their document with you, open it.
From a new tab or window, open Google Drive.
Then, find the file in your shared files.
Click it to open.
Find "Employer Questions" in the table of contents and click the link.
If you don't see the link in your partner's document, update the table of contents or
scroll through the document until you find the questions your partner collected.
Next, spend 10 to 15 minutes interviewing your partner using the questions in their
interview notes document.
As your partner responds to your questions, take mental notes about their body language
and their answers.
When you have both finished interviewing each other, give your partner feedback in their
In your partner's document, create a heading called "Interview Feedback."
Create a bulleted list underneath.
Add at least one bullet point that describes a strength your partner had while interviewing.
Then, add another bullet point to describe something your partner could improve.
When you have added at least one strength and one suggestion to your partner's document,
open *your* document again to read the feedback your partner gave you.
Then, move on to the next video to wrap up this unit.
Now, it's your turn: Share your interview notes document with your
Spend 10 to 15 minutes interviewing your partner.
Then, have them interview you.
When you're done interviewing each other, add feedback to your partner's document.
Add a heading for "Interview Feedback."
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WRITER: Terry Nation
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SCRIPT EDITOR: David Whitaker
PRODUCER: Verity Lambert
RATINGS: 11.9 million viewers
FORMAT: DVD: Doctor Who - The Dalek Invasion Of Earth
" If only we could go to the ship and get away from here."
Alone in the base Dortmun plays chess awaiting the return of the rest of the resistance from the attack. On the saucer Tyler and another man rescue the unconscious Doctor from the operating table. Ian & Craddock are freed on the ship. There is much fighting leading to Susan & Barbara being separated (during these scenes we glimpse the Black Dalek leader for the first time). Ian is trapped on the spaceship and can't escape while Barbara is taken back to the underground base by Jenny. The attack was a failure, the bombs were useless and many of the resistance are killed. Tyler is going to leave London, but Dortmun intends to stay. He wants to go to their alternate base at the Civic Transport Museum: Barbara & Jenny agree to take him there. The Dalek saucer leaves for the mines with Ian still aboard. Ian encounters Craddock, converted to a Roboman and overpowers him rescuing his prisoner Larry Madison. They dispose of the body and find somewhere to hide for the remainder of the journey. Susan & David are fleeing from the searching Daleks when they come across another resistance fighter Baker, who is carrying the still unconscious Doctor who he passes to them. As he leaves he is caught by the Daleks and exterminated. Barbara, Jenny & Dortmun flee across London to the resistance's museum base. Dortmun believes he has perfected his bomb and gives Barbara his notes to show the Doctor. Dortmun sneaks outside with his new bombs as Jenny sees approaching Daleks. Dortmun attracts their attention getting himself exterminated but blowing them up in the process proving that they work. The Doctor starts to recover with Susan's help. She wants to go north with David but the Doctor wants to stay near the Tardis. David gets the Doctor on side by flattering him and asking for his opinion. The Dalek saucer lands discharging it's crew of Daleks & Robomen plus their prisoners allowing Ian & Madison to escape. Back in London two Robomen approach the location where the Doctor, Susan and David are hiding carrying a box which they leave behind. It's a massive bomb and the clock is ticking.
Brilliant stuff again, not a single thing wrong with the episode at all. There's some genuinely chilling stuff in this episode too, particularly where Susan and David are helpless to intervene as a man exterminated off screen, but can hear his chilling final confrontation with a Dalek:
DALEK: Stop! Stop! Stop!
MAN: Why?
DALEK: Stop!
MAN: Why? You killed my mother and my brothers!
DALEK: Stop!
MAN: Get away from me! No!
Then, shortly afterwards, just after Baker has returned the unconscious Doctor to David & Susan he too is cornered and gunned down.
This is clearly affecting Susan who just wants to get away:
SUSAN: If only we could go to the ship and get away from here.Which in turn ties in neatly with the sentiments she expressed in the Sensorites episode 6 about wanting to go home and belong somewhere.
DAVID: Well, I couldn't go anyway.
SUSAN: David, David, perhaps you could. I could ask Grandfather. I'm sure he'd let you come. We could go to a place that had never even heard of Daleks.
DAVID: And what happens if there's something unpleasant in the new place?
SUSAN: We'll move on somewhere.
DAVID: No, Susan, that's not for me.
SUSAN: Why not?
DAVID: Look, things aren't made better by running away.
SUSAN: Well, it's suicide to stay here.
DAVID: This is my planet! I just can't run off and see what it's like on Venus!
SUSAN: I never felt there was any time or place that I belonged to. I've never had any real identity.
DAVID: One day you will. There will come a time when you're forced to stop travelling, and you'll arrive somewhere.
I love the scenes between the Doctor and Susan where they quarrel and then, with a small amount of flattery, David talks the Doctor round.
The ending isn't bad either with the camera closing in on the bomb jumping in a bit further with every tick.
But the real highlight of the episode is once again the location filming which is ever so impressive here. The prominent locations used here enable you to chart the journey undertaken by Barbara and co, working out where they have had to avoid either due to damaged buildings or Daleks. We're treated to some splendid location shots of Barbara, Jenny & Dortmun crossing London which start on the south of the Thames at Albert Embankment & Westminster Bridge
It's during this sequence that you expect what is probably Doctor Who's most famous shot, of the Daleks crossing Westminster Bridge, to appear. It doesn't: it's just a publicity photo and the closest we get is to see the tops of their domes as we look up at the bridge, a massive source of disappointment to me when I saw the actual episode for the first time
Even though the Daleks on Westminster Bridge is just publicity it's been aped many times with Modern & reproduction Daleks, for the documentary 30 years in the Tardis (Future Doctor Who writer Mark Gatsis is in one of those Daleks!) and for An Adventure in Space & Time!.
We continue through Whitehall and past the Cenotaph which has been marked by the Daleks in what we assume is their own script.
Next we visit Trafalgar Square. This sequence is famous for having had a moving van visible in the back of some shots which was removed for the DVD release. If you look carefully you can see something moving in the background still.
Next we're at the Albert Memorial in Kensington.
Before our final location on this trip the neighbouring Royal Albert Hall.
Given the final location, and that we see vehicles inside the museum I guess they're mistaking the Transport Museum for the Science Museum in Kensington!
The start of the sequence firmly places the Tube station base they leave from on the South Bank of the Thames, probably west of Westminster bridge making Vauxhall station (at the time of filming uncompleted) a likely candidate for it's fictional location which in turn nicely ties in with roughly where we thought the Tardis landed in episode 1. A list plus photos of all Dalek Invasion of Earth locations can be found here.
All of these sequences were filmed on Sunday 23rd August 1964 as was the final location sequence in this episode. Dortmun meets his fictional end outside the museum but this sequence was shot in Wembley on Engineer's Way
The character of Dortmun is an interesting one, he's an early example of a crippled genius in a wheelchair. I can find two antecedents: The X-Men's Professor, who first appeared in late 1963, and Doctor Strangelove, the titular character from the January 1964 film. Of the two I'd say the later is possible the influence that Terry Nation is most likely to be aware of. Nation famously returns to the idea many years later in Genesis of the Daleks with Davros, the creator of the Daleks while Doctor Who does it again with Professor Judson in Curse of Fenric and John Lumic in Rise of The Cybermen/Age of Steel. Nation's Blake's 7 features Forbus in Traitor, written by Robert Holmes the script editor on Genesis of the Daleks. Other examples include Professor Armstrong, creator of the Cybernauts in TV's The Avengers, Niles Caulder from DC Comics Doom Patrol, Dr. Everett von Scott of the Rocky Horror Show and Chip Chase from the Transformers animated series. At some point it has become a little bit of a trope which makes viewers and readers think "Oh no not again" and recall earlier examples.
Dortmun's name conveys something of the World War II undertones to the story bringing to mind the German town of a similar name.
Playing Dortmun is the actor Alan Judd who was active in Television from the late 1940s to the early 1980s.
The actress who plays Jenny, Ann Davies, isn't that well known but was married to Richard Briers of sitcom fame and Paradise Towers infamy. She remained a lifelong friend of Jacqueline Hill, who plays Barbara and appears with her in most of her scenes in this story, and can be seen in the tribute to Hill on Doctor Who - Meglos,
After a false start in the previous episode with the oddly coloured Dalek, who we briefly glimpse in the episode recap, get the début of the Black Dalek in this episode.
He gets no big intro here, being glimpsed in battle scene, before he's fully seen on the ship. The odd Dalek from the last episode faired only slightly better, just rolling into slot before it orders Thompson to be killed. Physically they are the same Dalek case: They're the only Daleks in this story with the traditional black eyes where as all the silver Daleks have silver eyes and both have the broken neck ring. As to are they the same Dalek.... I'd say yes. Both seem to be commanders of a sort. The odd one disappears, the black one appears fulfilling the same function. At a guess I'd say the prop wasn't 100% finished for the previous episode. *IF* this story ever comes up for a revisitation DVD edition I'd be tempted to repaint the odd Dalek in episode two with all black skirt panels like the Black Dalek in the remaining episodes as part of an alternate angle edition with the CG effects and the removed van.
Frequently referred to as a "Dalek Supreme" he, or more likely a similar Dalek given how this story end, returns to menace the Doctor in The Chase, The Dalek Masterplan (and it's Doctorless prequel Mission to the Unknown), Resurrection of the Daleks and Remembrance of the Daleks as well as both Dalek feature films. Differently designed Emperors lead them in Evil of the Daleks & Remembrance of the Daleks (There's two opposing Dalek factions in this story) while Gold Daleks lead in Day of the Daleks & Frontier in Space. A black Supreme Dalek is shown in Planet of the Daleks, but he's got a gold dome and a slightly different design due to being a recycled movie prop.


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Video Marketing Ideas
Explainer video
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Explainer video example
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How-to example
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Video Marketing Next Step
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Kyle Crank - guitars/vocals
Colton Gartleman -guitars/vocals
Jeff Nusser -bass/vocals
Tom Smalling -drums/vocals
Genre: We jokingly call ourselves "melodicore," but it can be generalized as hard rock/melodic metal
Favorite venue to play: Kyle- anywhere in Guymon, Oklahoma. Our friends in As The Days Die have brought us down there a couple times, and their scene and support down there are crazy!
Colton- The Bison Arena for Wake The Dead. It's the annual peak of Hutch local scene support.
Sean- The Factory in Salina. Legit sound, lights, stage, and crowd every time.
Tom- Honestly, I love the small bar shows we get to play in small towns that rarely get live music. The crowd is right in your face, and those shows are always fun...
When was the band founded? Kyle, Tom, and Sean have been together since late 2007, with Colton and Jeff joining last summer to replace Eliot Lundemo and Mike Morrell, respectively.
Favorite thing about performing: Sharing our music with people. Every note and lyric are very personal and meaningful to us, and to see people rocking out and singing along with something we've all created together is amazing.
What bands or musicians are your inspiration?
Kyle - Mark Tremonti (Creed, Alter Bridge, Tremonti)
Jeff - Ryan from Mudvayne
Colton - Powerman 5000/Hurt
Sean - Chris Cornell and Bradley Noel
Tom - Danny Carey (Tool), Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle, almost every band ever at some point), The Rev (Avenged Sevenfold)
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Introducing Clients to Managed Futures
As market trends shift and economic cycles rotate, so should investors' portfolios. A statically held allocation of stocks and bonds has proven to provide the returns as well as income needed since the early 1980's. However, as we head into a period of rising rates for the foreseeable future, bonds appear to lose their strength as a diversified return driver. And as stocks have reintroduced fear to clients through volatility, the second longest bull market in history doesn't offer much confidence to soon-to-be retirees. Where does this leave investors the opportunity to accumulate wealth and minimize portfolio swings?
Managed Futures
The asset class is by no means as simple to explain as stocks (fractional ownership in a revenue generating company) or bonds (contractual obligation to pay interest and principal on borrowed capital). However, an explanation of the asset class can be summarized as investing in:
Multiple asset classes (Equities, Interest Rates, Currencies, & Commodities)
Through futures contracts, a legal agreement to buy or sell a commodity or financial instrument at a predetermined price at a specified time in the future (Investopedia)
Going Long (Expecting the asset to rise in value) or Short (Expecting the asset to decline in value)
This is just a cursory description of what managed futures is, however clients will certainly want to know why it is beneficial to add it to their portfolio.
Since managed futures invests (long and short) in numerous asset classes, and a large set of markets within each asset class, managed futures has the proven ability to produce positive absolute returns independent of market conditions. By being able to capture the returns during an equity bull market, such as 2017, or provide crisis alpha during a bear market, such as 2008, managed futures proves itself as an uncorrelated diversifier.
As Investopedia describes it:
"The potential benefits of managed futures are that the investments may help diversify one's portfolio and, under some conditions, minimize risk. For example, investing in currencies abroad may mitigate domestic risk. Managed futures may also help the individual to profit or minimize risk during periods of slow economic growth."
Sound relevant?
If clients love the sound of the strategy, there should be a talk on what to expect when investing in managed futures. Holding this asset class tactically will typically lead to disappointment as the strategy provides returns over the long-term cycle. Implementing the strategy as just a hedge is missing out on much of the alpha provided during prolonged bull markets as well.
To avoid going into academic terminology with clients (we'll save the kurtosis and skew discussion), it should also be noted that managed futures will provide down days and months more often than up. Said another way, managed futures doesn't have a great batting average. However, due to the risk management approach often employed in this strategy, the losses should be shallow and expected. When managed futures does catch the profitable trends, they are often large, prolonged, and more than compensating for the previous drawdown. This is another reason the strategy is meant to be held for the long-term.
An introductory discussion with clients as to what managed futures is, and its value on a portfolio could be what helps achieve the retirement goals as market cycles begin rotating.


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Palm Sunday
Contributed by Dan Borchert on Aug 29, 2002 (message contributor)
Summary: Palm Sunday Message
Palm Sunday
A. This is Palm Sunday. It is really funny to stop and think about it
B. The one week Jesus was be hailed as greatest person ever then just five days later he was crucified.
C. It is amazing how people can change so quick
D. Jesus was heading into Jerusalem during Passover. This was a major celebration every one and their families would have been in town. You know how Christmas there is always something going on. This would be much the same
E. The anticipation of the great miracle worker coming was overwhelming
F. Today were going to look at some of the events that happened when Christ rode on that donkey to town
I. The Respect of the People
A. Explanation
a. Throwing there cloaks on the colt was not meant because it was hot out, it was meant to give Jesus a cushion when he rode on the donkey
b. His disciples were just be nice to Him
c. When they came near to the city of Jerusalem there was tons of People out there to cheer for Jesus
d. Keep in mind there was no KDKA to keep you inform.
e. Billboards were not around
f. Telephones were not invented
g. The only way that they could have known that Jesus was coming was by word of mouth
h. That is impressive if you had all those people coming without our modern day advertisement ideas
i. Then the whole crowd, without the aid of a PA system, starting JOYFULLY praising God
i. The praised Jesus for the miracles they had seen
ii. This was not a blah event this was like the NCCAA tournament celebration (They were going crazy)
iii. There were singing songs that they all knew (also known as Psalms)
iv. Shouting joyfully doing whatever they could to make it known that they were wanting to praise God
B. Application
a. Do we show God that much respect?
b. Think about it
c. There was no food after the service
d. There was no live entertainment
e. There was just genuine celebration taking place
f. People honestly praising God out of respect for what he has done
g. Why don't we give God that much respect
C. Illustration
a. At life 92' there was 4000 people. I know that life has grown even bigger since then. However, I remember that being one of the largest gatherings of youth that I have ever seen. The excitement was always there. We were giving go the respect and praising his name. It was exciting to be part of that. However, just as with the case of this event recorded in the Bible I am sure that some have turn away from God since then. Much the same way they turned away from God
h. Don't ever be that person. Don't ever loose the respect for God. Don't ever turn away from god. Don't ever stop praising God.
II. The Reaction of the Pharisees
a. Explanation
i. Along with the people that were cheering for Jesus there were also the Pharisees
ii. These were worse then the opposing team fans
iii. The hated Jesus, they hated everything that he stood for
iv. They hated the fact that Jesus was getting more attention then they were.
v. They finally came up with the idea of saying that it is out of order and that Jesus should shut His disciples up (Read 39)
b. Application
i. Do we react the same way as the Pharisees?
ii. We often get upset because something is happening and we are not apart of it.
iii. We get an idea that if we are not apart of it then it is not worth it.
iv. This is done out of jealousy
v. We can not have jealousy, we all should be serving the same God
vi. We need to support these movements of God, no matter if we are involved or not
c. Illustration
i. Lurnville 2002. Done by Saxonburgh Ministerium. Not Richland Ministerium. We need to support this. May 19-21 (Describe more about it)
ii. That will make the body of Christ become what it is suppose to be rather then trying to hurt it all the time
III. The Response of Jesus
a. Explanation
i. This is one of my favorite verses (read Vs 40)
ii. Jesus is much wiser then the Pharisees
iii. Jesus is more powerful then they gave Him credit
iv. He could use stones if he wanted to
b. Application
i. Are we going to let rocks do our job?
ii. I do not want Jesus to resort to using stone to praise him
iii. That is my job
iv. It is more then a job it is a privilege and should be treated as such.
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How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
I first went to East Timor in 2000, the year after independence. I'd been interested for some time in doing some pro bono work in the developing world.
I think, like many middle class Australians, I have a sense of being absurdly privileged in comparison to most of the world's citizens, through no virtue of my own. It seems to me that the least I can do is to try in some small measure to share my good fortune.
Initially I was involved with a small clinic in the hills above Gleno, southwest of Dili, and apart from helping out in the clinic there, my wife Yve and I became involved in supporting a clean water project for the local community. That has led to a continuing interest in similar projects in East Timor, in cooperation with friends from the Rotary movement in Warrnambool, who share our passion for providing simple infrastructure which profoundly changes people's quality of life and health prospects.
It became apparent to me that there was a large burden of untreated cardiac disease in East Timor, a great deal of it due to rheumatic fever, a destructive disease of the heart valves resulting from skin infections in early childhood.
Since the assessment and treatment of heart disease is my principal area of professional expertise, I decided to get involved in diagnosing and arranging surgery for young adults with conditions readily treatable in Australia, but leading to inevitable death at a young age with the available resources in East Timor.
What does your role entail?
I have made about 30 trips to East Timor over the years; have had the privilege of seeing many patients (hundreds, at this point) with cardiac disease, and the real joy of being able, with the generosity of colleagues and hospitals in Australia, to arrange curative surgery for a significant number of young adults.
In many ways, the work I do in Timor parallels my Australian professional life. But I see the opportunity to use my skills in an unpaid capacity, especially in East Timor where, I believe Australians have a real responsibility to help, as one of the great joys and privileges of my life.
Quite apart from the fact that the Timorese are our nearest neighbours, and thus have a strong claim on our generosity, anybody who takes the trouble to read the history of the Australian involvement in the Second World War would, I believe, agree that there is a debt to be paid.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
Outside my professional life, I have the delight of a family, including my wife Yve who has been the powerhouse in the ongoing clean water projects and an enthusiastic supporter of the cardiac services.
I have two children Kate and Nic; Nic also has been involved in helping with clinics.
I am a keen bushwalker, gardener, not too bad a cook, and love good literature and music with a very Catholic taste in both.
Read about Dr Noel Bayley's Queen's Birthday award
A big heart for helping others brings Queen's Birthday honour, Warrnambool Standard, 11 June 2018
How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
I have been working alongside health providers in Timor-Leste since 2013. People's lives are affected by so much tragedy in Timor-Leste, and as a paediatrician I see too many children and young people suffer and die, often from preventable, treatable conditions. Rheumatic heart disease provides a stark illustration of this kind of tragedy, and the memory of children I have cared for, who don't survive into adulthood, will never leave me. Rheumatic heart disease affects Aboriginal children in the Northern Territory, and Timorese children in Timor-Leste, at rates that are higher than just about anywhere else in the world. It has become a huge part of my work.
In 2016 I worked closely with East Timor Hearts Fuynd to conduct the first ever rheumatic heart disease prevalence study in Timor-Leste, which has helped us to define the burden of rheumatic heart disease, and plan together on strategies to fight it.
What does your role entail?
I work with East Timor Hearts Fund to develop strategic ways of working on the prevention and management of rheumatic heart disease in Timor-Leste.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
Family. I am blessed with a wife and four kids, a big extended family, and an even bigger church family. Our house is rarely quiet. The lines between work and home blur for us quite a bit, and the kids love going to Timor-Leste, exploring its beauty, and helping out with projects just as much as I do.
How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
As a medical registrar rotating to Warrnambool Hospital several years ago, I worked for Dr Noel Bayley. I was inspired by the massive amount of work he has put into creating ETHF, and the grit and dedication of the whole team over many years to save lives.
As an advanced trainee in cardiology, it has been a perfect fit for me to join the team on multiple trips to Timor-Leste to run clinics and assist with research. It's a privilege and an honour working with the East Timor Hearts Fund team, and I can say with certainty that the clinical experience I've gained in East Timor will make me a far better cardiologist.
What does your role entail?
I am part of the volunteer medical team working in the clinics assessing patients. I interview and examine patients, then perform echocardiograms (heart ultrasounds). We would typically see hundreds of patients in an East Timor Hearts Fund visit over several days.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
I love learning languages, and am trying to learn some phrases in Tetum. After being laughed at by lots of Timorese children, I have discovered that my name 'Liz' is very similar to 'liis' which is Tetum for onion! I am also slowly cooking my way through my much-loved Ottolenghi cookbooks, and love any chance to travel with my fiance Bruce.
How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
As a paediatric cardiac specialist I was asked to join East Timor Hearts Fund's volunteer medical team to improve the capacity for care of children and education of local staff and families. Since participating in my first screening visit to Timor-Leste in 2017 I have become passionate about this work and have visited Timor-Leste numerous times. It has been eye-opening to see the vast health differences between Australia and its neighbour, as well as the absolute spirit, determination and joy of the Timorese people.
What does your role entail?
I look after the heart health of children up to 18 years old. I specialise in congenital and inherited heart disease for all ages, as well as having a specific interest in rheumatic heart disease. I like to get to know the patients and their families and I support them to control symptoms, improve quality of life and, if possible, have surgery in Australia.
I'm involved in clinical research, the penicillin program and follow-up of rheumatic heart disease patients. I firmly believe in education, capacity building, empowerment and collaboration with local services and I enjoy supporting local teams to further develop their skills.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
I am a keen photographer and like capturing the unique moments and people that make a day special. I am obsessed with good food and good coffee. I like making kids and families laugh. I remind myself every day that medicine is an art, we are all human, and each of us deserves a chance to make our dreams come true.
How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
As a medical student in 1982 I spent three months in Africa working in hospitals. I was inspired by experience and intended to so volunteer work again. Thirty years were to elapse before I saw a note by Noel Bayley, East Timor Hearts Fund's honorary medical adviser, on the Cardiac Society website looking for cardiologists. I have known Noel for many years and it seemed like the perfect time to become involved. Having experienced my first trip to Timor in 2015, and seeing desperately ill young people with valvular heart disease, I regret waiting 30 years to return to volunteer work.
What does your role entail?
I have a particular interest in heart ultrasounds, valvular heart disease and congenital heart disease and I am part of the team that travels to Timor. I help with assessment of the patients. This involves listening to their hearts and performing an ultrasound.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
I am married with three grown children. We enjoy bike riding and bushwalking. We have had a Trust for Nature covenant on our property for 25 years and so we spend a lot of time propagating, planting and weeding 20 acres of remnant vegetation near Geelong in Victoria, Australia.
How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
For many years I have worked at the same hospital as East Timor Hearts Fund honorary medical adviser Dr Noel Bayley. We would frequently cross paths at work, mostly about equipment related issues for ICU and Coronary Care. When Noel asked if I would be interested in utilising my skills at Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares, I didn't hesitate to offer some invaluable assistance to the cause. I was aware of the wonderful work Noel and East Timor Hearts Fund are doing and have always had an interest in Timor-Leste through family connections. How fabulous to help out and volunteer to utilise my skills. I see it as an honour.
What does your role entail?
As a biomedical engineer, the nuts and bolts of it is, we manage, maintain and fix medical equipment – any equipment used in patient care.
My role with East Timor Hearts Fund is to help ensure that donated equipment such as patient monitors, ECG machines and diagnostic cardiac ultrasound units stay in good working order. I also help repair faulty cardiac-related equipment at Hospital Nacional Guido Valarades.
During my first visit in February 2017 I assembled pre-loved patient bedside monitors and Holter monitors that allow patients to have their heart rhythm monitored outside hospital, as well as checking defibrillator units which had been donated to the hospital's cardiac care ward.
Working in a regional hospital in country Victoria, in Australia, there's the expectation to try and get most devices up and running yourself, with phone support from the supplier. So it's useful to have an understanding of how a device is to perform on a patient. A background in electronics and being able to problem solve on the spot definitely helps as well.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
Family, skiing, travelling, good red wine and Armagnac, Sudoku, watching cycling and keeping fit by cycling and also running (as much as my knees will allow!).
How and when did you become involved with East Timor Hearts Fund?
I first became involved in overseas charitable cardiac work in 2000, through the Sydney Adventist Hospital outreach program, and have been a member of many cardiac teams to countries including Fiji, Tonga, Vanuatu, PNG and Myanmar since then.
I was asked to join a Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) paediatric cardiac team to East Timor in 2003, and have been the "team leader" for annual visits since that time, doing simple cardiac operations at the Dili National Hospital. This exposed me to the broader situation in East Timor, and I became involved with other groups such as Dr Dan Murphy's Bairo Pite Clinic (where I now serve on the board and I am a major donor). I also started to raise funds for the Dili Hospital, establishing a fund through RACS, and running an annual concert. Unfortunately efforts to establish a visiting open heart surgery team to East Timor have not been successful.
Throughout most of this time I have also been involved in operating on children and adults brought to Australia for heart surgery through a variety of groups – Children First Foundation, ROMAC / Rotary and more recently East Timor Hearts Fund. These operations have been done at RCH (up to 2008), Epworth Hospital and Monash Medical Centre.
How many East Timorese patients have you treated?
I haven't been counting, but I have operated on about 60 patients in country, and about 10 patients (mainly adolescents or young adults) in Australia.
In addition I have seen many other patients through clinics at both the Dili National Hospital and the Bairo Pite Clinic.
Why do you think this work is important and what makes it rewarding for you?
The work is important for many reasons – the proximity of a much poorer neighbour (East Timor) to ourselves; the hardship and damage that East Timor suffered over many years when its plight was ignored by Australian governments; the contributions that East Timorese made to aid Australians in World War II, and a desire to apply one's skills to help others in less developed/fortunate countries.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
Distance running including Veterans competition, kayaking including the annual Murray Marathon, swimming.
Other philanthropic activities, including administration of a charitable trust with my sister, which provides scholarships for university and in particular music education scholarships and prizes in memory of our mother, who was a concert pianist. I regularly attend these events to present some of these awards (VCE Scholarships for Music Performance and Music Composition, the Margaret Schofield Scholarship of the Melba Opera Trust, annual Chopin competition prize at the Ballarat South Street competition, Lieder Society prizes for best accompanists).
How and why did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
I was searching for an opportunity to volunteer when I came across a post on our society's website looking for cardiologists to help in Timor-Leste.
I am fortunate to have skills which can help others and wanted to give back to society. East Timor Hearts Fund seemed like the perfect place to do this. It's a small, young country that has only basic medical care, one of our closest neighbours and that has helped Australia in the past.
What does your role entail?
As part of the volunteer medical team I travel to Timor-Leste to help identify patients in need of cardiac care. This also involves following up those who have already undergone a procedure. As the point of contact, I arrange the procedures for those coming to Sydney. Lastly, I'm part of the board clinical governance committee.
What do you do in your spare time?
Spend time with the family, walk our dog, exercise and travel.
How and when did you become involved in East Timor Hearts Fund?
I became involved when Noel Bayley asked me if I would be willing to perform balloon mitral valvuloplasty on patients with mitral stenosis from East Timor.
How many East Timorese patients have you treated?
Approximately 10.
Why do you think this work is important and what makes it rewarding for you?
It is a great experience to see a severely ill patient get better. The patients are always so humble and non- demanding. Their gratitude at getting better is wonderful to behold.
What are your passions and interests outside work?
Sport (mainly golf), gardening and literature.


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Yesterday I wrote about the Peanut's Comic where Lucy is the Psychiatrist. When Charlie Brown asks how to cure loneliness, she tells him to Get some friends! I spoke of the special bond between Close Friends.
After referencing the comic, I contacted blogger Scott McGuire of www.fivecentsplease.org and learned the original date of the comic was September 17, 1968! So, Sharon and I have been friends even longer than I thought!
My post referenced the different types of friends we have in our lives…
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After posting, Get Some Friends, I spoke on the phone to a wonderful woman that according to that list would fall into the category of Business Friend. NOT!!
Yes, I met her at work. She essentially reported to me…but this beautiful Christian woman is more than a Business Friend.
Over the past 24 hours I've received emails from 2 other Christian women I worked with in the past…they too are more than Business Friends.
So I thought I had to add a new category. Personal Business Friends. We don't live near each other and actually I may never see them in person again, but I was blessed to develop a real kinship with these ladies.
As I reflected on their friendship I instantly recognized the common thread…their faith in God.
Over the past 12 years of being a road warrior…I've met so many incredible women with whom I still keep in contact…most of which are Christians. Do I need to add a category called Christian Business Friends? No, but as I write this I am pleasantly reminded of the unique connection one has with a fellow Christian.
Yes, God has placed some amazing women believers in my path over the years.
So as I proofread this I am thinking how silly of me to even try to make a list of the type of friends one has…what in the world does it matter?
I just need to be thankful for the blessing of their friendship. Period. Some are closer than others. Some I met through church, some through work, others as a youth, and some I met when I married to their brother!
They know who they are and I hope they know how much I value our relationship.
To those amazing women I say…thank you for your friendship.
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I opted to create meshes and then merge them to the relief, rather than modify the reliefs with the revolve tool. Either procedure would have worked in this case. I generally use this method as it allows me more freedom to adjust the height of things before locking it down by merging it with the relief.
The mesh shows red when selected, green when not. I was mostly happy with the result but decided it needed stretching both vertically and even more horizontally. I checked various views to make sure it was how I desired.
Once adjusted I selected the zero height relief and the mesh cylinder and merged highest using the appropriate tool.
When things are working properly the relief looks blotchy with the mesh still in place.
I then used the second zero height relief to effectively clip the back of the fishing boat cab by merging lowest. The cab looked a little narrow so I stretched it towards the back of the boat and then nudged it forward until I was happy.
I then used the slice command to take off the zero height relief.
I was happy with the little boat at this stage and it was ready to tool path and send to the MultiCam except for the fact that it was four inches thick and our Precision Board was only two inches thick.
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Date: 9th - 15th May 2019 [FULL] or 15th - 21st May 2019 [FULL]
Leaders: Ashley Saunders [9th - 15th May] or Jason Moss [15th - 21st May]
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The Outer Hebrides is known as the last remaining stronghold for Corncrakes in the UK and we have timed our visit with the arrival of the majority of the population. Their rasping "crex crex" calls, which were so familiar in the early 20th century all over the country can still be heard on warm, still summer evenings on these most beautiful of islands. But that's not all; Aird an Runair headland at Balranald has become internationally famous for its annual passage of Long-tailed and Pomarine Skuas in early May and we hope that the winds will be in our favour to witness this most spectacular of events. Although to get the best views of skuas it's advisable to walk onto the Aird an Runair headland, you can quite often get reasonable and sometimes excellent views of skuas from the car park and the mini-bus. On occasions Long-tailed and Pomarine Skuas have passed behind observers on the headland! You can also expect a wide variety of resplendent breeding plumaged shorebirds, raptors, seabirds and scarce resident breeders. Among the many species possible, we hope to encounter both White-tailed and Golden Eagles, Hen Harrier, Merlin, Short-eared Owl, Grey and European Golden Plovers, Bar-tailed Godwit, Whimbrel, Common Snipe, Little and Arctic Terns, Arctic and Great Skuas, Manx Shearwater, Corn Bunting, Slavonian Grebe, and with good fortune, even a Snowy Owl or Dotterel. We should also enjoy excellent views of the charismatic Otters that are doing very well in the crystal clear waters here. Our itinerary is entirely flexible as we will make the post of the prevailing weather conditions, tides and new arrivals. The terrain is mostly easy and you can expect to walk only about one mile per day. Your tour leader will be Ashley Saunders or Jason Moss and you can expect to see approximately 115 species.


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Flinders sand ramp launching
Why does this fisherman launch his boat from the Flinders sand ramp when he could use a triple-lane boat ramp at Crib Point?
Matt Hawthorne lives just a couple of minutes away from a modern triple-lane ramp at Crib Point on the western side of Victoria's Westernport Bay. However, we found him launching off the sand ramp at Flinders about 20km further south. Why? Because that's where his winter quarry, whiting, tend to school.
Launching from the Flinders sand ramp
Like everyone, Matt likes to get out to the water as quickly and easily as possible. That's one reason he likes the sand ramp at Flinders, because even in peak season there aren't many people around. His launch technique is simple: go backwards really fast and stop suddenly. Then, when a bit of a wave rolls in, it's pretty easy to push the boat around and out a bit further, scramble over the side and get on with it. A roller-rocker trailer helps the process.
For retrieval, Matt fits the stub-mounted spare wheel to a second jockey wheel clamp, pushes the trailer out to get the boat on, hauls the trailer out with a rope and then re-hitches it. It sounds like a lot of trouble but he says you get used to it and it's worth it for the lack of crowds and the whiting. "Besides, I've seen people have more trouble at concrete ramps," he said.
Looking for whiting often brings Matt close to shore, which creates an obvious hazard considering this region is known for its surf spots. Matt recounts one time when he was preoccupied with what was happening under the water and suddenly felt the boat lift more than he was expecting. He looked over the stern to see a huge wave bearing down and about to swamp him. Fortunately he had the engine running and he managed to turn the Streaker into it just in time. It started to break just after he went over the top. Modesty may be a virtue but sometimes it's better to go over the top.
Whiting fishing
Matt says the whiting in this area are big, and it's not uncommon to catch a 45cm fish. They're plentiful too, if you know where to go. He'd been out the previous day and had no trouble pulling in the bag limit of 20 in just two hours. This particular day, however, was a bit of an embarrassment. He got none. Worse still was the fact that he had with him a rank amateur who actually snagged a 46cm specimen. And as if being out-fished on his own boat by a beginner wasn't enough, the guy then had the audacity to throw up because he couldn't handle the swell. At least he had the decency to get his head over the side before he let go. Giving something back, so to speak.
Although there's no minimum size limit in Victoria for whiting other than King George, Matt says he rarely keeps fish under 30cm because it's fairly easy to find larger ones. The biggest he has caught was 48cm, and although he chases the species enthusiastically, a 49cm fish still eludes him. He saw one presented in a competition in March that weighed in at 990g which, frustratingly for the angler involved, was just short of the kilogram needed to claim a $1000 bounty.
Matt reckons the trick to finding whiting is to move around rather than sit and wait. If he doesn't get a nibble fairly quickly he moves on and tries somewhere else, persisting through the tide changes. He does use a finder to locate fish but not by spotting them directly on the screen. Rather, he uses it to examine the bottom and find the sand beds favoured by whiting. "I'm always looking for the thin, clean line that represents the bed I'm after," he said.
Learning the ropes
Although Matt has fished virtually all of his life he didn't get his first boat until about 17 years ago. That was an older-style ski / fish Stejcraft powered by a 1985 two-stroke, red-band Mercury outboard motor. He says this combination was good for learning how to fish and served him well for his first 12 years on the water. The Streaker 4.58 Cuddy shown is his second boat and he's had it for about five years. He explained that TrailerBoat reviews were fundamental to his choice of the Streaker, and added that although he thoroughly enjoyed his pier-based fishing, it just doesn't compare to fishing from a boat. These days he's addicted and gets out almost every day or two, weather permitting.
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Match Details: Eccleshill United 1 – Rossington Main 0 (NCEL D1)
Pre-Match Build Up: For the penultimate Saturday in the NCEL's fixture calendar this season, the Dribbling Code visited the village of Wrose – which looks down the valley onto Bradford and Shipley, and is home to NCEL Division One side Eccleshill United FC. Next Saturday the potential Premier Division title-decider between Bridlington and Retford is our likely destination, whereas this week on the face of things there was less at stake. However, that's not the way teams run in the NCEL, as players fight for every possible point and every position higher up the table they can achieve. Today's visitors Rossington Main had already achieved their highest number of points ever in the league, which is good going considering the number of players they have lost over the course of the season. Eccleshill, meanwhile, coupld leapfrog Rossington in the table if they secured victory today. So no surprise then, that today's match was fiercely contested on the pitch.
Destination: Plumpton Park, Kingsway, Wrose, Bradford, West Yorks, BD2 1PN
Competition: Northern Counties East League, Division One
Kick-Off: 3pm
Attendance: 38
Admission: £5
Programme: £1
Off The Pitch: The current Eccleshill United came into being just after the Second World War, taking the place of a previous club of the same name, which had ceased operations in the late 1930s. After moving through various different grounds, in 1963 Eccleshill United bought a former quarry site, on which it then built its current ground. The club also owns a plot of land just to the side of teh main enclosure, which contains an open pitch currently used by the general public. There is the possibility that one day this could either be developed (as a synthetic or training pitch) or sold off (e.g for housing), but the latter would depend on another sports facility being set up elsewhere in its place for legal reasons.
The current set-up includes two areas of spectator cover – stepped terracing behind the near goal, and a main stand with four rows of seated accommodation which stradles the halfway line. Built in the late 1980s, with seating first added in the early 90s, the main stand was updated last year when its original 'bucket' style seats were replaced by newer tip-up seats that had been obtained from Chesterfield's former Saltergate ground.
And in the far corner (pictured below, with the aforementioned neighbouring pitch also visible on the left) sits the infamous Eccleshill outside bogs – no longer in use though, and possibly to be demolished over the summer, sadly! Also the close season is likley to see some ground improvements at Plumpton Park, including updating the changing rooms and levelling the pitch. The latter is part of plans which should see Bradford City's Reserve team move back in to play their home games in Eccleshill next season. With the ground also used for at least one local cup final, and Bradford City regular pre-season-friendly visitors, the Eagles seem to have a good standing within the local football community, which is always pleasing to see for non-league clubs.
On The Pitch: A highly competative game saw the home side narrowly take the spoils this afternoon, though possession must have been fairly close to 50-50 I would have thought. Skill-wise, there was a bit of an end-of-season air to it, with very few clear-cut chances and a couple too many shots sailing over the bar for either side to be entirely happy with. So neither goalkeeper had a great deal to do in terms of shot-stopping.
The only goal of the game came around the hour mark, with Eccleshill's pacy number 9 Marcus Edwards (pictured above) latching onto a high ball that outfoxed Rossington's offside trap, and executing a precise lob over the keeper and into the net. Elsewhere, perhaps Rossington's best chance came when Dean Sidebottom shot just over the bar, and Eccleshill came close to a second goal when Andy Fieldhouse just failed to direct a cross from the right on target with his shot.
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