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Week 17 in the tight Bayfair Baywide premier club rugby competition is filled with tricky matches for a host of teams vying for a place in the semifinals.
The three teams tied on 39 competition points - Mount Maunganui, Opotiki and Te Puna - have matches of contrasting difficulty on a crucial weekend's worth of action.
Mount Maunganui and Opotiki will fancy their chances of claiming outright fourth place, while Te Puna face the toughest trip in the competition - away to Tauranga Sports.
The competition leaders are just three weeks from recording an undefeated regular season, but will face a Te Puna side desperate to back up their 32-27 win over Rotoiti last week.
Another side coming off a big win, Mount Maunganui, have a potentially tough away trip to Paroa to ready themselves for.
The Mount blew Greerton Marist off the paddock last week, hammering them 43-20 to further tighten the race for playoff positions, but will need to avoid being tripped up against a Paroa side that effectively needs a result to keep hopes of another year in the premier division alive.
Rotoiti are another contender with a possibly tough test against a competition struggler.
There has likely not been a worse week to meet the men of Te Ariki Park this season, with Rangataua not likely to be short on confidence considering two wins on the trot have all but secured their place in the premier division for another season.
Rangataua coach Paul Pou said his side's resurgence came as a "pleasant surprise".
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Greerton Marist have three chasing teams only one point back - and indeed four teams within five points - so really need a good win against a slumping Whakarewarewa to keep on track. A loss would likely see them struggle to make the top four, with a home game against Te Puke Sports and an away trip to Opotiki remaining on their schedule.
School rugby
Tauranga Boys' College face Chiefs Cup champions Hamilton Boys' High School at Nicholson Field, Bethlehem College host Whakatane High School in the Baywide first division competition, while Trident High School are at home to Opotiki College.
Unbeaten competition leaders Otumoetai College will play Taupo Nui A Tia in the final match of the round.
Bayfair Baywide club rugby draw, July 6
(All games to start at 2.45pm):
Greerton Marist v Whakarewarewa (Greerton Park 1)
Paroa v Mount Maunganui (Lawson Park 1)
Rotoiti v Rangataua (Emery Park 1)
Opotiki v Te Puke Sports (Princess Street Reserve 1)
Tauranga Sports v Te Puna (Tauranga Domain 1)
Points table: Tauranga Sports 71, Te Puke Sports 49, Greerton Marist 40, Mount Maunganui 39, Opotiki 39, Te Puna 39, Rotoiti 35, Whakarewarewa 27, Rangataua 23, Paroa 13.
Division One:
(All games to start at 2.30pm):
Poroporo v Rangiuru (Poroporo Park 1)
Ruatoki v Katikati (Tuhoe Park 1)
Points table: Rangiuru 59, Poroporo 59, Kahukura 43, Te Teko 42, Waikite 39, Katikati 35, Whakatane Marist 33, Ngongotaha 27, Marist St Michael's 21, Ruatoki 12.
Super 8 draw:
(Games to start at noon, home teams listed first):
Tauranga Boys' College v Hamilton Boys' High School
Rotorua Boys' High School v Napier Boys' High School
BoP Secondary School division one:
(All games to start at noon, home teams listed first)
Bethlehem College v Whakatane High School
Trident High School v Opotiki College
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It is not surprising that you may not undestand the complicated sorting
processes involved in hostas, which are plants that demonstrate cell
lineage type
of inheritance due to the transfer of plastids of more than one kind to
cells in the meristems. Dr. Marcotrigiano has explained all of this in
article "Chimeras and Variegation: Patterns of Deceit" in Hort Science/
1997. This article was published on hosta-open at the time of the origin
sports discussion this spring but I'm sure many people did not study it.
carefully.Some other plants which are variegated do not have the same
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Abu Simbel is easy from Aswan, bus convoys leave most mornings and return in the evening.
We took a flight from Aswan and stayed the night. Fantastic! We had all day so we could miss the bus convoy crowds (they only stay for a few hours before returning to Aswan) and then had a great evening watching the Sound and Light Show and a great meal.
Our flight then went back up to Cairo from Abu Simbel, so we cut on travelling time on the train. I think Aswan - Abu Simbel - Cairo on EgyptAir cost around US 120 - 150 per person.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-6290?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12739301#action_12739301 ] Nathan Beyer commented on HARMONY-6290: --------------------------------------- Anyone know what IBM's JRE does in this case? > BufferedReader.readLine() breaks at EBCDIC newline, violating the spec > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HARMONY-6290 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-6290 > Project: Harmony > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Classlib > Environment: SVN Revision: 800827 > Reporter: Jesse Wilson > Attachments: readLine_no_EBCDIC.patch > > Original Estimate: 0.33h > Remaining Estimate: 0.33h > > The spec says that BufferedReader.readLine() considers only "\r", "\n" and "\r\n" to be line separators. We must not permit additional separator characters. I admit that the RI's behaviour is surprising, and incompatible with it's own Pattern and Scanner classes. But this is the specified behaviour; the doc explicitly calls out which character sequences are used as newlines. It does not permit additional characters to break lines. > For users reading EBCDIC-encoded files, a better practice is to read through the files using a Scanner. That way, the application will behave the same when executed on either Harmony or on the RI. > #Android -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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I've been to Omega three years in a row as an assistant to one of the main presenters and also as a guest presenter in each year. I've stayed in the dorms and now one of the cabins too. From the first time I stepped foot on the land there, and most of the times my feet are on the...
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Great place to attend a workshop and change your attitude, learn something new, improve on who you are or what you want to achieve. Or, none of the above. After one night of workshopping, my husband and I blew off the activities and chose to people-watch from the cafe deck, drink copious amounts of great coffee, watch flowers grow, observe...
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It all started rather modestly for the Virgin record label. Few, except perhaps Sir Richard Branson himself, could have foreseen just how huge the Virgin group would become. Even less would have been able to predict airlines, trains, holidays, and numerous other ventures all carrying the same name.
When Branson set up his Virgin Record shop and mail order business he set in motion a chain of events that would change many peoples lives. Tom Newman had been a member of the Ealing based R & B band The Tomcats alongside future Jade Warrior leader Jon Field. The band eventually morphed into a psychedelic outfit called July. Their self titled debut released in 1968 is a much sought after record (now available via Cherry Red).
When Tom Newman met Richard Branson it was clear that one possessed business genius and the other had the necessary musical knowledge. Newman went about setting up the Manor Studios in the picturesque village of Shipton-On-Cherwell in Oxfordshire.
By September 1972, with Tom as resident engineer and everything else in place, the newly created Virgin Record label was created. The rest is legend. Mike Oldfield brought along his instrumental concept for Tubular Bells. It became Virgin's first album release. Tom Newmen engineered it and the result was one of the best selling albums of all time. Richard Branson's Virgin was no longer anything of the sort.
In 1975 with the studio at his disposal Tom recorded his first solo album Fine Old Tom, which featured Oldfield and Jon Field. A second quickly followed which despite its title, Live At The Argonaut, was in fact a studio recording. Unfortunately, a dispute between Branson and Newman saw the album shelved. It was destined not to see light of day for nearly thirty years.
Following the split with Virgin, Tom set up his own studio on a canal boat in North London's Little Venice. It was known as The Barge Studio. It was here in 1977 that he began work on an ambitious solo project called Faerie Symphony. Tom drew his inspiration not only from his time with Mike Oldfield but also from Sweden's Bo Hansson Lord Of The Rings album.
Like Oldfield, Tom overdubbed most of the instrumentation himself. He called upon Jon Field to provide the flute whilst Pete Gibson added touches of brass. Again fate would deal Tom a poor hand and the album's release in 1977 on the Decca label could not have been at a worse time.
It is fair to say that the album was perhaps released two years too late and largely failed to capitalize on the successes of both Oldfield and Hansson. The punk revolution was occupying the time, thoughts, and column inches in the music press. As a result Tom's work was sadly overlooked or deemed out of step.
The Faerie Symphony was an ambitious concept and was both rich with imagination and blessed with exceptional musical ability. It just happened to be the wrong time.
It has now been re-released with informative background cover notes from Esoteric Recordings founder Mark Powell. Played today you can hear how the techniques used on Tubular Bells radiate from the work. However the comparison alone fails to do the album justice and instead we need to recognise its individual character, and style.
The opening section "The Woods Of", gently opens the idea before "Fordin Seachran", "Bean Si" (pronounced as Banshee), and "Little Voices Of The Tarans" begin to add a glow of atmosphere that continues throughout.
The album creates a storyboard of visual images none more so than on "The Fluter". Built around Jon Field's magical playing this is where the album really begins to let the imagination begin to run away with itself. A haunting forest chant develops a spell-like into the rather hypnotic visual image of "The Seelie Court".
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So Price's solution is more playing time for Ramon Santiago? What an innovator.
So Price's solution is more playing time for Ramon Santiago? What an innovator.
This is anything but the same team as last season. Everyone complained about the offense last year when they had two great bats (Choo and Votto). For the last two weeks they haven't had either one of those bats and the results show that. This isn't the Cleveland Browns unless something crazy happens Price isn't getting fired after one year.
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Oh, and never pitch Hoover, Ondrusek, or Parra in a close game again. Leverage Chapman and Broxton for multiple innings if possible in games you hit well enough to win, since it happens about twice a week.
He can't do much, but his bunt-craziness, Hoover fetish, and braindead baserunning philosophy cost the team numerous games early on, and maybe they'd have a small margin for error now if those issues had been addressed.
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The manager has to have some say....he is looking at these guys and while the effort might be there ....no production from fringe players like the 2 mentioned and now Ludwick..... means the manager should tell Walt... Look, there has to be a few players at AAA (And I believe there are) who can do better than this.
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Heisey 7 for last 21 with 5 doubles
When Lutz, Santiago and Heisey are your pressing concerns - you know your team is either really bad or just plain boring to watch.
Of late....
Luddy 7/44 1 XBH
Bruce 2/23 11 K
BHam 5/31 2 doubles
Skip 5/23 2 doubles
The next 3 games my lineup would be
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Let Cozy, Bruce and Luddy be bench players the rest of the series
How about getting rid of Santiago and doing something to acquire an infielder that can hit?
This obsession with defense has run its course. You have to score to win.
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The Alberta Craft Council is hosting the exhibition:
Elemental Connections
An Exhibition of Sustainable Craft
July 12 - September 27, 2008
From their site: "The Alberta Craft Council in collaboration with the Ontario Crafts Council is pleased to present Elemental Connections, an exploration of the relationship between craft and sustainability. The works are selected by curator Arlene Gehring, with the intention of making space for craft makers, the public, and the OCC to address vital issues through craft media.
Elemental Connections, planned as part of Craft Year 2007, is one of the OCC's signature exhibitions that situate craft as an essential component of Canadian culture. Questions of sustainability, environmental impact, and going 'green' are a concern for all Canadians. Placing craft discourse in the realm of this larger discussion brings the OCC closer to the issues affecting the community around us."
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I just got an email from them saying they would like to lease my pony. Which I'm fine with, but I Google searched their 'barn'.. and a forum came up with their name. Basically saying they're trolls.. Anyone know?
I'm really desperate to sell Phillip.. I've had a few scammers contact me. I do NOT want my pony stolen or mistreated.
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No. 8 Canyon needed a dramatic four-run rally in the final inning to beat No. 7 El Modena in the first meeting. This time, the Comanches took care of their bitter rivals with a resounding 13-5 victory in a Century League showdown on Tuesday at Canyon High.
It was Senior Day for Canyon and the seniors came through. Youngstown State-bound Kelly Stowe went 2 for 3 with two runs and two RBIs and Arizona-bound Lauren Young went 2 for 2 with a double, three runs and an RBI.
"Playing El Mo is a once-in-a-lifetime experience," Stowe said. "Having that competition every time we play them ... there's nothing else like it. It gives you the best adrenaline rush you could get."
El Modena jumped all over Canyon in the top of the first. Megan McCune scored from third on a wild pitch and freshman Paulina Anasis added an RBI single for a 2-0 lead.
The Comanches responded with a three-run rally in the bottom of the first. Stowe got a two-run single with the bases loaded and Hailey Hilburn added a sacrifice fly.
"I was just focused on getting a base hit, not really thinking home run or anything, just wanting to hit the ball hard somewhere," Stowe said. "It just so happened to go in a hole."
The blowout was on after Canyon scored five runs in the bottom of the second. Sophomore Taylor Swearingen also had a big day for Canyon, going 2 for 4 with two runs and two RBIs.
Canyon (16-8, 9-2) took sole possession of second place by beating El Modena (19-8, 8-3).
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Marina clinched third despite the loss.
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Hello Michael,
Emeric Fredrick Fijacko (memorial #96016532) is my family member on my mother's side. I would appreciate if you would consider transferring this memorial to my care (acct# 46915890). I'm a vet myself and would like to care for those family members memorials that are also vets. I appreciate your help with caring for my family members memorial thus far.
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RE: 106th
Michael My email address is email@example.com.
If things go as planned we will be at Epinal for the Memorial Day ceremony. That is our goal. However, we may be in Brittany and would go to St. James on Memorial Day. We know the director and assistant director quite well.
Epinal has also interested me because that is where Emile Durkheim grew up. Although he is buried in Paris, his family members are buried in the Epinal Jewish cemetery. His moving from Epinal to Paris set the foundation for his books which became the foundation of sociology--and carried over to influence the developing field of sociology, along with criminology, in the USA.
I think I will devote some time to writing a bio of Ralph Barone this evening.
Where are you located. France (Alsace/Lorraine) or Germany?
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I forgot to add. I have all the radio logs for Group Hq and both squadrons, minute by minute transcribed. I have the after action reports, morning reports, and the 1:25000 maps they used. And, of course, my father's memoirs and many letters. Occasionally my wife and I still find the fox holes dug at certain coordinates.
We are in the middle of finally recovering the remains of the last trooper who was killed on 2 August 1944. It has taken a tremendous amount of work to locate the remains in a French forest. Ground radar and cadaver dogs have pinpointed the remains. We are waiting for JPAC to exhume soon.
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Hi Michael,
My father served in Troop B, 121st cavalry reconnaissance squadron. You may know that in England the 106th regiment was reorganized into two squadrons under Group HQ.
My wife and I made a special trip to St. Avold, staying overnight so that we could catch the morning sun on the crosses. working with the assistant director we also put the sand on them and placed flags. We photographed the 36 graves of troopers who served with my father. Dad started 25 Nov. 1940 when the regiment was still horse cavalry. In fact, many of the troopers from that date finished the war together. I see that CWGC/ABMC put the site for PFC Ralph Barone on Findagrave. I intended to add a clear photo of the cross but seem to not have it. I do have photo of the wall name etc.
I will write a detailed history of Pvt. Barone soon. You may know his remains were found after the war when the village was digging a trench for a street light. I do have the statement of the details of what happened wen he was KIA. In fact, my wife went there and spent some time as well. I noticed that you included the patch for the 106th. Do you have a personal family or other interest in Pvt. Barone?
My wife, Jane, and I try to attend a Memorial Day ceremony at one of the cemeteries in France each year. We should be at Epinal again this May.
If you have any personal interest in Pvt. Barone or the 106/121 please ask. I would be willing to share any info you might be interested in.
Visiting some of the graves can be quite emotional for me. Dad was with or near some when the were KIA. He told me personal stories about many of them and left details in his memoirs. The original regiment that arrived in England consisted of those with IDs starting with 206, plus about 500 who were brought together with the regiment in October 1942. With very few exceptions those are the men who landed at Normandy--so they were together for quite some time.
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I hope I did not confuse you with my suggest a Correction. If I did, let me know.
I have posted a lot of pics on your memorials. I am Sooooo Very Grateful for your time and energy on this site.
From your bio::::
"I have a burr under the Saddle on this one" that being pay sites "profiting" from Volunteers work.... """
I have that same burr.
I will not even type out the name of the one.
I have had a couple of discussions with their Employees in the Family History Library.
They Always shut up and return to their seats, where they are TAKING Volunteered research onto their PAY TO USE SITE.
And then they play games with What Kind of Access visitors of that Library can use for Free.
It literally makes me sick and I honestly hope my brain is completely gone, if it and Billion ---another one become the only Tools .
I am too busy indexing MY OWN STONES I CAN SEE WHILE I AM THERE to have to Index someone else's so I can EARN the Right to [Make A Request]
I am sooooo far off it is not funny. Well maybe it is.
I have talked to Cemetery Sextons, who have big problems with Billion Gravers.
Another issue I have with them, is there is no concern for those who have never had a stone or it is buried by gophers.
I come home SORE. I am not about to index someone else's who cannot move anything but a Thumb to snap the button.
I am an empty nester and this is somewhat saving my sanity
You are Welcome to DELETE ME if you wish.
For YOUR HONEST WORK ON THIS SITE
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I just noticed that your memorial for Mary Banks Spykerman (89609942) was a duplicate of one I created earlier. But a lot of family links was been connected to yours so I am deleted mine. Her granddaughter (48571389) has requested that I transfer ownership to her. I hope you will consider transferring ownership or your memorial to her.
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Mr. Drachman
I finally did remove from Betty's memorial the Utah State Veterans Memiorial Cemetery in Draper, Utah as per your information.
Losing the US State identity on memorials makes searching the general internet more difficult.
Betty and her husband Charlie Levet were my long time friends and coworkers at Sperry Univac.
Sorry for the delay,
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Thank You for your memorial posted in memory of Charles
Levet. He is a distant relative.His grandmother( Margaret Dunlap Stott was a sister of my great grandfatherx2)
I have been researching the Stott branch of my family .His mother Hannah and most of the family made their home in Chester( city) Delaware County,Pa. Chester County is next toDelaware County.Chester ( city) is often confused as Chester County.by researchers .
I found your site by just typing in his name and birth year--what a surprise to discover he had moved to Utah.I like to find
family members who were veterans. I served as an army nurse in Viet Nam.
Charles and Betty Jane were married 9 June 1951 in Upland Baptist Church, Delaware County, Pa.
Maureen Robinson email@example.com
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on May 08, 2016 12:02 PM
Ken Davis
Roy Lee Richardson
Find A Grave Memorial# 93391949
Mr. Drachman, I've taken the liberty of using your marker photo to document 1LT RICHARDSON's place of burial in the Coffelt Database of Vietnam casualties at http://www.CoffeltDatabase.org The photo is attributed as you directed.
CoffeltDatabase.org is a "Pay" site only in the sense that we (The Coffelt Group) pay for it from our own personal time and hip pockets. No advertisements, no "memberships", no cost for access - just documented information on our Vietnam dead.
Thank you for allowing us do this for 1LT RICHARDSON.
Ken Davis
Member, The Coffelt Group
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Ken Davis
on Apr 30, 2016 10:18 AM
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