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LAKE COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces overnight lane restrictions of I-80/94 between the State Road 912 exit (Cline Avenue) and the Illinois/Indiana state line beginning Sunday, January 13th through Thursday, January 17th. Crews will be patching potholes and smoothing rough pavement during overnight hours. This will be a mobile operation. Work will be rescheduled if weather becomes a factor.
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When the first installment of author Suzanne Collins' popular "The Hunger Games" trilogy made its silver-screen-adapted debut last March, local archery shooting ranges saw a sharp increase in interest.
"Everybody has been inundated. It's been kind of crazy," said longtime archery instructor Ruth Rowe, a 1984 Olympian in that sport. "The [bow] manufacturers can't keep up with the demand."
Rowe has taught lessons at the Bull Run Regional Park Shooting Center in Centreville for ten years. The volume of interested archers visiting the center exploded in April 2012, she said.
"We do a one-time introduction [class] that's meant to be an exposure. Before this, we were scheduling one every other week. Now, we're full two or three times a weekend," Rowe said.
The movies have changed the perception of archery, Rowe said.
"In 'The Hunger Games,' it's a lot more about the traditional [bow and arrow] stuff. I teach all of it, but primarily recurve [bow]," she said. "In the past you would say archery and people would think 'bow hunting'… but here in the suburbs archery can thrive like golf… The interest in the kids has automatically [made that perception shift]."
Rowe's students — two-thirds are boys — are interested in target archery, not hunting, she said.
"I've tried soccer, basketball, martial arts, and competitive swimming. The other sports I've tried are competitive against other people. In archery the competition is within one's self," said Vienna resident Clark Rendleman, 14, who takes lessons with his father Charles, 48, and younger brother William, 11.
"Archery is a way for us to spend time together," Charles said. "[As] my two boys grow older and more independent, archery has been a great way to watch them become more autonomous. Clark has been scoring better than I have pretty much since we started, and it has been great to watch him excel."
The Rendlemans will be among those participating in the Feb. 2 Virginia State Indoor Championship, which will be held at the Bull Run Shooting Center in Centreville. Participation in the state tournament has spiked in the wake of such high-grossing Hollywood films as "The Hunger Games," Disney's "Brave," which also debuted in 2012, and even the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, which was in theaters in 2001, 2002 and 2003.
One such participant is Fairfax resident Ahnika Emery, 37, who took her first lesson nearly three years ago.
"When I first tried archery, it wasn't at all like I expected it to be. I expected it to be easy and that I would tire of doing the same thing over and over again," Emery said. "There are many details to a good shot and the challenge of that sparked my interest more than anything else."
Like the Rendlemans, Emery took lessons with her family.
"For the first year, I took lessons with my sister," she said. "It was a fun thing to do together and was a less expensive way to take lessons. I think the experience brought us closer and gave us something fun to talk about and share with others."
So far, more than 75 people have registered for the Feb. 2 event. Registration closes Monday. The event is a Team USA Archery competition hosted by the Fairfax Target Archers.
"Normally we limit it to two [event] times," Tournament Director Jim Kerrigan said. "But this year we've had so much interest that we've started a third time."
Each time slot during the tournament will have 36 participants, who will be assigned to one of 18 shooting lanes. During the competition, each participant will shoot 60 arrows in three-arrow turns.
"And you have a time limit of two minutes to shoot three arrows," Kerrigan explained, adding that two minutes is plenty of time to shoot three arrows, but "there's a certain amount of mental preparation that goes into that."
Competition participants are divided into categories based on age, gender and type of equipment used. Competitors range in age from eight years old on up.
"Archery is a lifelong sport. It's a lot like golf in that way," said Rowe, who first took up a bow in college and participated in the 1984 Olympics while in her mid-30s. She has competed in eight world championships, two Pan American Games and a number of national championships. Her last event was in 1999 at the age of 52.
While the largest growth in archery Rowe sees is among tween girls, a number of adults are coming back to the sport after years of absence.
"I wanted to get back into the sport after a more than 30-year layoff, as I shot some in high school," said Kim Strickland, 58, who began taking group archery lessons from Rowe about eight years ago. "Tournament archery is one of those sports where staying calm is a great benefit to performance."
She added that archery tends to favor an analytical, contemplative approach over an aggressive, "go for broke" mentality.
"While shooting a bow looks very simple, you actually need to control many things simultaneously while aiming the bow," she said. "How you hold your head, positions of both your hands; how you hold your arms and shoulders, even the position of your feet and hips has an effect on how stable you can shoot."
Strickland will be among those competing Feb. 2. Fellow archer Marc Slack, 51, of Herndon will also be competing. Slack, who is also a tae kwon do student boasting a third-degree black belt, said he targeted archery when looking for a less physically demanding sport.
"Finding that my mind and body are no longer cooperating quite as well as when I was a fair bit younger, I needed to find another outlet in addition to tae kwon do for my excess energy," he said. "Archery is a natural fit for me as it is … in keeping with the kinds of mind/body control you learn in tae kwon do."
Three types of bows will be seen during the Feb. 2 tournament: the barebow, — like that used by "The Hunger Games" protagonist Katniss Everdeen — recurve and compound bows.
"Barebow means there is no sight on it. The other two — the recurve and the compound bows — have sights on them," Kerrigan explained. "The barebow is much more instinctive… There is a difference in using a compound [bow] because the sight on a compound allows them to use a glass that magnifies a target. The recurve [bow] doesn't allow that."
Magnification sights are not allowed during Olympic competitions, Kerrigan said, but are allowed in some world tournaments.
"What you start with is a recurve bow that's very light, so the string is really easy to pull back," he said. "The most important thing is to learn the proper form. It's easier to learn form when you're not fighting the effort of handling a heavier-weighted bow."
The pull on the string of a bow, or weight, is measured in pounds. Many beginners start on a 10-pound pull before advancing to heavier pulls. Compound bows, Kerrigan explained, are built with wheels on either end of the bow, which create a pulley system, offsetting the weight of a string, allowing for greater weight with less effort.
Rowe advises interested beginners to avoid buying any equipment when starting out.
"If you possibly can, avoid buying the equipment at the beginning because… if you buy equipment that the kid can handle they'll move through it quickly. And if you buy something difficult, the kid will struggle to pull the string back," Rowe said, adding that quality of bow also ranges dramatically and sporting good chains often don't offer quality bows.
For more on the upcoming archery tournament, visit www.teamusa.org.


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Dynamo 0, Morelia 1 - postgame notes
Houston Dynamo were eliminated from SuperLiga in the semifinals Thursday night,
falling 1-0 to Monarcas Morelia at Robertson Stadium. Morelia advanced to the
SuperLiga championship game against the New England Revolution later this
Dynamo will face a quick turnaround with a Sunday road game against the Seattle
Sounders at Qwest Field in Seattle, with their third match in nine days kicking
off at 10 p.m. CT. Houston is 3-3-5 while playing 11 games in 41 days following
the Major League Soccer break for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
physical match featured 36 fouls, six yellow cards, and a red card. Morelia's
Adrian Aldrete was ejected in second half stoppage time for a second yellow
game-winning goal came shortly after halftime, as Morelia forward Miguel Sabah
played a one-two with Rafael Marquez Lugo, who chipped a pass into the penalty
area. Sabah continued his run and reached the ball just before Dynamo
goalkeeper Tally Hall, lobbing the ball over the netminder and into the net
after the bounce eluded Houston's Bobby Boswell.
Dynamo had several great chances to tie the game in the final minutes, but a
20-yard free kick by Corey Ashe was blocked at the top of the box, and a shot
from Lovel Palmer inside the penalty area was deflected just wide.
Dynamo dropped to 1-4 in international semifinals, including both Champions'
Cup and SuperLiga games. The loss was only Houston's second in 13 all-time
SuperLiga matches (7-2-4), both by 1-0 margins at home. The other loss came on
July 15, 2008, against Chivas de Guadalajara. Houston is now 6-4-3 all-time at
home against Mexican teams in competition.
best news on the night for Houston was a substitute appearance by Geoff Cameron
less than four months after he ruptured his right PCL against the Chicago Fire
on April 24. Initially ruled out for the season, Cameron earned an ovation from
the Houston crowd on his entrance Thursday night.
played without goalkeeper Pat Onstad (abdominal strain); defender Adrian
Serioux (hamstring); midfielder Danny Cruz (suspension); and forward Joseph
Ngwenya (suspension).
Brian Ching made his 135th career appearance for the Dynamo, and defender Bobby
Boswell made his 105th. Midfielder Corey Ashe made the 60th start of his
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Game: Sunday, August 8, 10 p.m. CT, Dynamo at Seattle Sounders, Qwest Field, Seattle
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I guess this means Junior Seau wont be able to post here.
Oh well, he's probably gonna be a cap casualty anyway
I don't use the word... Personally.Originally Posted by Muck
But Muck you know as well as I do that you may be able to ban a username, and ip, an email even... Hell if you were really feeling violated I suppose you could ban a whole subnet.
You cannot ban an intelligent person.
Who is better Marino or Elway?
I would say Marino, unless if you happened to be playing against Jim Kelly. Since Marino was Kelly's b****--You would have to go with Elway.
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Wow. This is great. I could see the day where this will be a board where nobody ever has to hear anything offensive and nobody will ever have their feelings hurt. Wouldn't that be swell!!
IS Darkoak a banned word???
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I kinda agree. I've posted on scores of web forums for several years now and whenever a group of mods starts going in this direction, it never ends well...Originally Posted by phinman1
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO another person with my avatar. I think there are 3 of us on here that have the same moving pic. Crap...... :goof:Originally Posted by TeeMoney
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America's values include slurs and putdowns?? Nice.Originally Posted by CpuFan
We don't allow any variation of the N-word here either, even though it's popular in black culture these days.
This isn't a big deal IMO. And I don't understand why some are making it out to be. Unless you're an out-and-out racist/biggot or a part of your hourly thought process, this should barely register a blip in the radar. This is a message board, not an in-person discussion hall. Nobody sees each other. Nobody knows each other. And we're not discussing the issue itself. We don't want the issue to be discussed here, period. We're here to talk Dolphin football. So co-existence shouldn't be much of an issue.
But if you'd like to discuss the issue itself, we have a wonderful and active political forum.
Umm...ok. If that's the case, I guess we'll break the mold. But I've posted on lots of forums, and slurs have never been a big deal (banning them).Originally Posted by Hostile 17
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The CA Brumbies have recorded their first loss in nine matches at Canberra Stadium following a 23-13 defeat at the hands of the Hurricanes at Canberra Stadium tonight.
Missing six frontline players through injury, the CA Brumbies held a tight 5-3 lead at halftime before the visitors hit back in the second term to run out 10-point victors.
CA Brumbies Head Coach Andy Friend said despite the disruption to his line-up, he expected an improved performance.
"[Having injuries] never helps but we had a good side out there tonight; we should have been better than what we were," he said.
"It's about looking at that next game now [against the Waratahs] and making sure that we go out and put on a better performance than that. Every game now becomes a final; that's the nature of the competition. The Hurricanes had theirs tonight and they got through."
Flyhalves Aaron Cruden and Matt Giteau each missed early penalty goals and it took until the 34th minute for the nil-all deadlock to be broken. With Hurricanes scrumhalf Tyson Keats in the sin bin, the home side spent eight phases in the Hurricanes quarter only to result in outside centre Adam Ashley-Cooper being held up over the try line. However, an attempted pushover from the ensuing scrum edged the CA Brumbies to within a whisker of the line, allowing scrumhalf Patrick Phibbs to pick up the ball and dive over for his second try in as many weeks.
With Giteau's conversion hitting the post, Cruden nailed his first successful penalty goal on the stroke of the half time siren to bring his side to within two points at the break.
Cruden added a second penalty four minutes into the second stanza with outside centre Conrad Smith finishing off some sharp, short ball movement amongst the Hurricanes backline to help his side to a 13-5 lead at the 50-minute mark.
The CA Brumbies returned to within three points when Giteau slipped under the grasping tackle of Ma'a Nonu to score at 56 minutes. However, the Wallaby playmaker pushed the conversion wide in an uncharacteristically off night with the boot.
The ACT side's aspirations of a final quarter comeback were dealt a blow when replacement hooker Huia Edmonds was handed a yellow card in the 64th minute with Cruden capitalising on the infringement with another penalty.
Giteau kicked a penalty of his own to reinstate the three-point deficit at 16-13 after 68 minutes. However, thoughts of a come-from-behind win were snuffed out with eight minutes remaining when Kiwi flanker Victor Vito scooped up a loose ball and strode away to score with Cruden's conversion securing the four competition points for the Wellington side.
The CA Brumbies will travel up the Hume Highway to take on the Waratahs in their Investec Bank Super 14 Week 11 blockbuster at Sydney's ANZ Stadium on Saturday, 23 April.
Hurricanes 23 (Conrad Smith, Victor Vito tries; Aaron Cruden 2/2 conversions, 3/6 penalty goals) defeated CA Brumbies 13 (Patrick Phibbs, Matt Giteau tries; Matt Giteau 0/2 conversions, 1/2 penalty goals) at Canberra Stadium, Canberra.
Half time: CA Brumbies 5-3
Referee: Jonathon Kaplan (RSA)
Crowd: 14,825
CA Brumbies
1. Ben Alexander
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4. Ben Hand
5. Mark Chisholm
6. Rocky Elsom
7. Michael Hooper
8. Stephen Hoiles (c)
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21. Brackin Karauria-Henry
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18. Justin Harrison for 4. Mark Chisholm (blood – 17th minute)
4. Mark Chisholm for 18. Justin Harrison (blood return – 27th minute)
18. Justin Harrison for 5. Ben Hand (54th minute)
19. Colby Faingaa for 7. Michael Hooper (54th minute)
16. Huia Edmonds for 2. Stephen Moore (56th minute)
2. Stephen Moore for 19. Colby Faingaa (front row replacement – 69th minute)
19. Colby Faingaa for 2. Stephen Moore (front row replacement return – 75th minute)
Yellow Cards
16. Huia Edmonds (64th minute)
1. John Schwalger
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18. Bryn Evans
19. James Broadhurst
20. Chris Eaton
21. Willie Ripia
22. Jason Kawau
Yellow Cards
7. Nick Crosswell (10th minute)
9. Tyson Keats (28th minute)
Investec Bank Super 14: Week 11
CA Brumbies v Waratahs
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We begin this hour with the end of President Obama's first term. He's got less than a week before next Monday's inauguration. This morning, he capped things off with an hour-long news conference in the White House East Room. As NPR's Ari Shapiro reports, most of the focus was on a rash of recent financial crises that Washington itself has created.
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PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: They will not collect a ransom in exchange for not crashing the American economy.
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SHAPIRO: That negotiation is about raising the debt ceiling. Next month, the federal government hits its borrowing limit. President Obama repeatedly said raising the debt ceiling does not authorize new spending, it just lets the government pay the bills that Congress has already racked up. If Congress doesn't raise it, a litany of bad things could begin to happen.
OBAMA: If congressional Republicans refuse to pay America's bills on time, Social Security checks and veterans benefits will be delayed. We might not be able to pay our troops or honor our contracts with small business owners.
SHAPIRO: Last time the debt ceiling came up, this debate cost the U.S. its AAA credit rating and helped create the so-called fiscal cliff. Now Republicans again insist they will not raise the debt ceiling unless they get spending cuts of equal size. President Obama says he'll talk about cuts, but he won't play this game of chicken anymore.
OBAMA: You don't go out to dinner and then, you know, eat all you want and then leave without paying the check. And if you do, you're breaking the law.
SHAPIRO: He said if Congress wants to have a debate about maybe we shouldn't go out to dinner next time or go to a more modest restaurant, that's fine.
OBAMA: That's a debate that we should have. But you don't say, in order for me to control my appetites, I'm going to not pay the people who already provided me services.
SHAPIRO: More broadly, President Obama's frustration was about much more than the debt ceiling, it was about the new normal in Washington. The sense that this country is forever teetering on the precipice of financial disasters created by the country's leaders, whether it's the fiscal cliff, a government shutdown, sequester spending cuts or the debt limit.
OBAMA: We've got to stop lurching from crisis to crisis to crisis when there's this clear path ahead of us that simply requires some discipline, some responsibility and some compromise.
SHAPIRO: Even with Congress out of town, Republicans were quick to respond with written statements. House Speaker John Boehner said the American people do not support raising the debt ceiling without reducing government spending and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said the president and his allies need to get serious about spending and the debt limit debate is the perfect time for it.
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OBAMA: They've got a particular view of what government should do and should be and, you know, that view was rejected by the American people when it was debated during the presidential campaign.
SHAPIRO: One other topic that came up in the news conference was stopping gun violence. President Obama said he's getting recommendations from the vice president today on the one month anniversary of the Newtown shooting.
OBAMA: The belief that we have to have stronger background checks, that we can do a much better job in terms of keeping these magazine clips with high capacity out of the hands of folks who shouldn't have them, an assault weapons ban that is meaningful, that - those are things I continue to believe make sense.
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The Great Wall
In c. 220 B.C., under Qin Shi Huang, sections of earlier fortifications were joined together to form a united defence system against invasions from the north. Construction continued up to the Ming dynasty (1368–1644), when the Great Wall became the world's largest military structure. Its historic and strategic importance is matched only by its architectural significance.
La Grande Muraille
Vers 220 av. J.-C., Qin Shin Huang entreprit de réunir des tronçons de fortifications existants pour en faire un système défensif cohérent contre les invasions venues du nord. Poursuivis jusque sous les Ming (1368-1644), ces travaux ont produit le plus gigantesque ouvrage de génie militaire du monde. Son importance historique et stratégique n'a d'égale que sa valeur architecturale.
السور العظيم
قرابة العام 220 ق.م. بدأ كين شين هوانغ يجمع بقايا حصون قائمة ليُشكّل فسيفساء نظام دفاع متسقِ في وجه اجتياحات الشمال. وتتابعت هذه الأعمال أثناء حكم سلاسة مينغ (1368-1644) فأثمرت أعظم إبداع عسكري عملاق في العالم. ولا توزاي أهميّة السور التاريخيّة والإستراتيجيّة سوى قيمته الهندسيّة.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: UNESCO/ERI
Великая Китайская Стена
В 220-х гг. до н.э. во времена правления Цинь Шихуанди участки построенных ранее укреплений были сведены в единую оборонительную систему против вторжений с севера. Строительство продолжалось вплоть до времени династии Мин (1368-1644 гг.), когда Великая Китайская Стена стала крупнейшим в мире военным сооружением. Ее историческая и стратегическая важность может сравниться только с ее архитектурной значимостью.
source: UNESCO/ERI
La Gran Muralla
Hacia el año 220 a.C., el primer emperador Qin Shin Huang ordenó reunir los tramos de fortificaciones construidas anteriormente, a fin de crear un sistema de defensa coherente contra las invasiones de los pueblos del Norte. Los trabajos de edificación de la Gran Muralla prosiguieron hasta la dinastía de los Ming (1368-1644), dando por resultado la obra de ingeniería militar mí¡s gigantesca de todos los tiempos. Su gran valor arquitectónico es comparable a su importancia histórica y estratégica.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Chinese Muur
Tijdens de eerste Qin dynastie onder keizer Qin Shi Huang (220 voor Christus) werden gedeelten van vroegere vestingwerken samengevoegd om een uniek verdedigingssysteem tegen invasies vanuit het noorden te vormen. Het bouwen duurde voort tot aan de Ming dynastie (1368-1644) waarmee de Chinese Muur het grootste militaire bouwwerk op aarde werd met een totale lengte van meer dan 20.000 kilometer. De muur begint in het oosten bij Shanhaiguan, in de provincie Hebei en eindigt in het westen bij Jiayuguan, in de provincie Gansu is van buitengewoon belang vanuit historisch, strategisch en architectonisch opzicht.
Source: unesco.nl
Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The Great Wall was continuously built from the 3rd century BC to the 17th century AD on the northern border of the country as the great military defence project of successive Chinese Empires, with a total length of more than 20,000 kilometers. The Great Wall begins in the east at Shanhaiguan in Hebei province and ends at Jiayuguan in Gansu province to the west. Its main body consists of walls, horse tracks, watch towers, and shelters on the wall, and includes fortresses and passes along the Wall.
The Great Wall reflects collision and exchanges between agricultural civilizations and nomadic civilizations in ancient China. It provides significant physical evidence of the far-sighted political strategic thinking and mighty military and national defence forces of central empires in ancient China, and is an outstanding example of the superb military architecture, technology and art of ancient China. It embodies unparalleled significance as the national symbol for safeguarding the security of the country and its people.
Criterion (i): The Great Wall of the Ming is, not only because of the ambitious character of the undertaking but also the perfection of its construction, an absolute masterpiece. The only work built by human hands on this planet that can be seen from the moon, the Wall constitutes, on the vast scale of a continent, a perfect example of architecture integrated into the landscape.
Criterion (ii): During the Chunqiu period, the Chinese imposed their models of construction and organization of space in building the defence works along the northern frontier. The spread of Sinicism was accentuated by the population transfers necessitated by the Great Wall.
Criterion (iii): That the Great Wall bear exceptional testimony to the civilizations of ancient China is illustrated as much by the rammed-earth sections of fortifications dating from the Western Han that are conserved in the Gansu province as by the admirable and universally acclaimed masonry of the Ming period.
Criterion (iv): This complex and diachronic cultural property is an outstanding and unique example of a military architectural ensemble which served a single strategic purpose for 2000 years, but whose construction history illustrates successive advances in defence techniques and adaptation to changing political contexts.
Criterion (vi): The Great Wall has an incomparable symbolic significance in the history of China. Its purpose was to protect China from outside aggression, but also to preserve its culture from the customs of foreign barbarians. Because its construction implied suffering, it is one of the essential references in Chinese literature, being found in works like the "Soldier's Ballad" of Tch'en Lin (c. 200 A.D.) or the poems of Tu Fu (712-770) and the popular novels of the Ming period.
The Great Wall integrally preserves all the material and spiritual elements and historical and cultural information that carry its outstanding universal value. The complete route of the Great Wall over 20,000 kilometers, as well as elements constructed in different historical periods which constitute the complicated defence system of the property, including walls, fortresses, passes and beacon towers, have been preserved to the present day. The building methods of the Great Wall in different times and places have been integrally maintained, while the unparalleled national and cultural significance of the Great Wall to China is still recognised today. The visual integrity of the Wall at Badaling has been impacted negatively by construction of tourist facilities and a cable car.
The existing elements of the Great Wall retain their original location, material, form, technology and structure. The original layout and composition of various constituents of the Great Wall defence system are maintained, while the perfect integration of the Great Wall with the topography, to form a meandering landscape feature, and the military concepts it embodies have all been authentically preserved. The authenticity of the setting of the Great Wall is vulnerable to construction of inappropriate tourism facilities.
Protection and management requirements
The various components of the Great Wall have all been listed as state or provincial priority protected sites under the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Cultural Relics. The Regulations on the Protection of the Great Wall promulgated in 2006 is the specific legal document for the conservation and management of the Great Wall. The series of Great Wall Conservation Plans, which is being constantly extended and improved and covers various levels from master plan to provincial plans and specific plans, is an important guarantee of the comprehensive conservation and management of the Great Wall. China's national administration on cultural heritage, and provincial cultural heritage administrations where sections of the Great Wall are located, are responsible for guiding the local governments on the implementation of conservation and management measures for the Great Wall.
The Outstanding Universal Value of the Great Wall and all its attributes must be protected as a whole, so as to fulfill authentic, integral and permanent preservation of the property. To this end, considering the characteristics of the Great Wall, including its massive scale, transprovincial distribution and complicated conditions for its protection and conservation, management procedures and regulations, conservation interventions for the original fabric and setting, and tourism management shall be more systematic, scientific, classified, and prioritized. An efficient comprehensive management system, as well as specific conservation measures for the original fabric and setting will be established, while a harmonious relationship featuring sustainable development between heritage protection and social economy and culture can be formed. Meanwhile, the study and dissemination of the rich connotation of the property's Outstanding Universal Value shall be enhanced, so as to fully and sustainably realize the social and cultural benefits of the Great Wall.
Long Description
Known to the Chinese as the 'Long Wall of Ten Thousand Li', the formidable defensive structures built to ward off invasion of the Celestial Empire by barbarians is called the Great Wall or the Wall of China by Europeans. The principle of these extraordinary fortifications goes back to the Chunqiu period (722-481 BC) and to the Warring States period (453-221 BC).
The construction of certain walls can be explained by feudal conflicts, such as that built by the Wei in 408 BC to defend their kingdom against the Qin. Its vestiges, conserved in the centre of China, antedate by many years the walls built by the Kingdoms of Qin, Zhao and Yan against the northern barbarians around 300 BC. Beginning in 220 BC, Qin Shi Huang, the founder of the Empire of the Ten Thousand Generations, undertook to restore and link up the separate sections of the Great Wall which had been built in the 3rd century BC, or perhaps even earlier, and which stretched from the region of the Ordos to Manchuria.
Towards the west, he had extended the fortifications, the first cohesive defence system of which significant vestiges still remain in the valley of the Huanghe all the way to Lanzhou shortly before the accession of the Han dynasty (206 BC). During their reign the Great Wall was extended even further, and under the emperor Wudi (140-87 BC) it spanned approximately 6,000 km between Dunhuang in the west and the Bohai Sea in the east. The danger of incursion along the northern Chinese border by the federated Mongols, Turks and Tunguz of the Empire of the Xiongnu, the first empire of the steppes, made a defence policy more necessary than ever. After the downfall of the Han dynasty (AD 220), the Great Wall entered its medieval phase. Construction and maintenance works were halted; China at that time enjoyed such great military power that the need for a defence policy was no longer felt.
It was the Ming Emperors (1368-1644) who, after the long period of conflict that ended with the expulsion of the Mongols, revived the tradition begun by Qin Shi Huang. During the Ming dynasty, 5,650 km of wall were built. To defend the northern frontier, the Wall was divided into nine Zhen, military districts rather than garrisons. At strategic points, fortresses were built to defend the towns, passes, or fords. The passageways running along the top of the wall made it possible to move troops rapidly and for imperial couriers to travel. Two symbolic monuments still proudly stand at either end of the wall - the First Door under Heaven at Shanhaiguan, located at the wall's eastern end, and the Last Door under Heaven at Jiayuguan, which, as part of the fortress entirely restored after 1949, marks its north-western end.
This complex and diachronic cultural property is an outstanding and unique example of a military architectural ensemble which served a single strategic purpose for 2,000 years, but whose construction history illustrates successive advances in defence techniques and adaptation to changing political contexts. The purpose of The Great Wall was to protect China from outside aggression, but also to preserve its culture from the customs of foreign barbarians. Because its construction implied suffering, it is one of the essential references in Chinese literature.
The Great Wall of the Ming is, not only because of the ambitious character of the undertaking but also the perfection of its construction, a masterpiece. The wall constitutes, on the vast scale of a continent, a perfect example of architecture integrated into the landscape. During the Chunqiu period, the Chinese imposed their models of construction and organization of space in building the defence works along the northern frontier. The spread of Sinicism was accentuated by the population transfers necessitated by the Great Wall.
That the great walls bear exceptional testimony to the civilizations of ancient China is illustrated as much by the tamped-earth sections of fortifications dating from the Western Han that are conserved in Gansu Province as by the admirable and universally acclaimed masonry of the Ming period.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC


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I have a few questions for PDGA members with ratings:
Where you live and play tournaments, are you aware of any players who DNF a bad round or intentionally tank a bad round in order to protect their rating?
If you are aware of such conduct, would it be by the player's own admission or by reputation or suspicion?
Where you live and play tournaments do you think PDGA members are generally aware that it is against the rules for a player to DNF a bad round or intentionally tank a bad round in order to protect his rating, and that the rule violation may be considered for further discipline by the Disciplinary Committee, if reported by the TD? Do you think your TDs know this?
The PDGA Competition Committee was discussing this topic and I was curious if this was widespread or more common in some areas. I have not heard of players doing this in Michigan. I used to know of a player who did this in Illinois but he seems to have quit playing tournaments. I am curious if most players who would do this are also the kind of players who will soon quit playing tournaments because they just are not having fun.
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Bruce I have heard of this on one occasion at a Michigan Event. Michigan Am Open a guy walked off the course because he said it wasn't worth hurting his rating.
I feel that if you DNF , you should be banned from PDGA tournaments for a year.
I have been playing Disc Golf tournaments since 1976 and have NEVER DNF'd.
I have no respect for ANYONE who DNF's because of BAD play. I can understand Injury , Wife giving Birth , Car Accident.
I know someone who quit with 1 hole to finish he said out loud he didn't want to ruin his rating..this was the Party at The Ponds 2010 I believe my card round 2 look him up he's the kind of person you'd expect to do that.
Seen top pros do it..... sad sad sad....
don't they eliminate the worst and best rounds anyway? If not they should.
Who cares if someone quits for whatever reason. They don't gain anything with a better rating, they just gain a reputation as a quitter. To me thats just one higher place I will finish. This subject comes up over and over here and other forums and I'm getting sick of reading about it.
I don't see it as a big issue. As others have said, there's not much value in a rating. The biggest issue to me is if a player quits between rounds without notifying the TD, or during a round leaving a twosome.
It would be hard to rule on whether someone tanked or DNF'd to protect their rating, or from injury or other legitimate reasons, unless they confess. Who wants to be judge & jury on medical and personal issues?
Bruce - I had two DNF this year to protect their rating. It stands out when the score card comes in with just their last hole missing a score. I don't know if these players are aware that this gets reported to the PDGA on the TD report.
I don't know of anyone in PDGA play that has intentionally tanked to protect their rating, but there are a number of times where I've seen/heard about players give up and make everything an ace run or high risk shot because they no longer care.
Top Pros and intentionally quitting sounds like a non-sequitor!
Off subject, but now I know why I got the stink eye and twenty questions by the TD when I dropped out after my back went out on me. didn't know there was reverse "bagging" going on as well. I just don't get it? You would think pride, keeping your name and reputation clean would mean more than a number/rating?
Pulled a hamstring once and didnt Dnf even though I knew it would kill my rating. Now I stretch everything before playing.
This guy is 'sponsored' too..very pathetic behavior
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 16, 2011) - Following a weekend sweep of Belmont and Lipscomb, the ETSU men's tennis team heads out west to take part in the Hilton Mission Valley Spring Classic, hosted by the University of San Diego and San Diego State. The Bucs face Harvard in their opening round match.
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A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to visit NGTE Pyestock. Near where I spent a chunk of my childhood in Fleet (Hampshire, UK), Pyestock was a major site for testing jet engines. Concord, Royal Navy and many other engines were tested across various 'cells' on site. For the last 10 years Pyestock has slowly faded after it was closed. When we visited the site Tesco had been planning to turn the site into a major distribution centre (and may still be). This got me thinking about liminal ideas and (re)presentations as Pyestock continued to be threatened by a form of impending form of topocide… The signs were upcycled from a Tesco supermarket and then carefully placed in and around Pyestock's rooms, cells and equipment.


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