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This vintage book contains information on "The Old Berks Hunt", a historical fox hunting club in Oxfordshire, England. With details of its history, notable members, and excursions, this volume will appeal to those with an interest in the history of English Fox hunting, and would make for a worthy addition to collections of related literature. Contents include: "The Early History of Foxhunting", "The Reverend John Loder, 1760 to 1805", "The Rev. Robert Symonds, 1800 to 1807, and 1808 to 1814", "Mr. William Codrington, 1814 to 1824", "Mr. Harvey Combe, 1824 to 1826", "Lord Kintore, Master 1826 to 1830", "The Hon. Henry Moreton, 1830 to 1832", etc. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. This volume is being republished now in an affordable, high-quality edition complete with a specially commissioned new introduction on the history of fox hunting.
The Owner of the Hounds.
From 1760 to 1904
With a Chapter on Early Foxhunting
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A Brief Introduction to Fox Hunting
In the fourteenth century and for at least two or three centuries later, foxes were but vermin, and were treated as such. Nets and greyhounds were used to capture and kill them and although early records show that our Kings were involved, we hear nothing of their having personally participated in the sport of foxhunting. They seem to have sent their huntsmen with nets and greyhounds all over the country to kill foxes for the value of the pelt as well as to relieve country folk of a thievish neighbour.
Sir T. Cockaine wrote in his treatise of 1591 of the great woodlands that once covered England which had now, for the greater part disappeared. It would seem that even in these times, foxes were becoming scarcer. Another chronicler of those times states, 'of foxes we have some, but no great store and these are rather preserved by gentlemen to hunt and have pastime withall at their own pleasure than otherwise suffered to live.' By the seventeenth century foxhunting was well established, and Blome (1686), who gives us a good account of hunting the fox 'above ground' claimed that 'of late years the knowledge of this is arrived to far greater perfection, being now become a very healthful recreation to such as delight therin.' Clearly, fox hunting was a very popular and well-respected pastime.
'Foxhunting', wrote Beckford in 1787, 'is now become the amusement of gentlemen: nor need any gentleman be ashamed of it.' Opinions have changed substantially since these times however, and the sport was banned in the United Kingdom in 2004. Despite this, more than two hundred packs of foxhounds are still thriving in the UK and are recruiting newcomers to the mounted field in ever increasing numbers. Most claim to just follow scent trails as opposed to actual foxes. A reasonable estimate that some two hundred and fifty thousand people in the British Isles hunt regularly with this figure swollen to over a million by those who hunt and follow intermittently during the season.
The sport of fox hunting today is probably far faster and more exciting than it used to be. In the 'golden days' of foxhunting between 1815 and 1880 most hunts consisted of the local squires and their friends, with a few farmers, doctors, parsons and professional men. Today the packs are much better organised and the field will consist of those who hunt in order to ride and those who really care to partake of the science of hunting and hound work. Unlike shooting and fishing which financially benefit large numbers of riparian owners and landowners through the lease or syndication of sporting rights, foxhunting does not pay rentals for the right to hunt over privately owned land and estates. This takes place through the goodwill of landowners who see the hunt as beneficial to the countryside by helping reduce the numbers of foxes and also for the benefits bestowed on the community by the very active social life revolving around most aspects of the hunt. The Hunt Ball, skittle and quiz evenings, open days and barn dances, all play their part in bringing both town and country together as well as raising funds to assist with the day to day running expenses incurred by a modern pack of hounds.
The publishers wish to make clear that in no way do they condone fox hunting proper. This book has been reprinted solely for its historical value and content, including practical information on horses and hounds, breeding and rearing, that is still relevant today.
THE Compilers of the
History of the Old Berks Hunt, in presenting their book to the Public, hope that it may prove of interest not only to readers now resident in the Old Berkshire Country and the surrounding districts, but also to those who have known it in years gone by; and to whom the events and incidents related may bring back the memory of happy days that are past.
It has been an object with the Compilers to throw as much light as possible on the early history of Foxhunting in England and a chapter upon early Foxhunting has been added. Some interesting facts relating to the early history of other packs, such as the Ledbury, Bicester, Heythrop, Vale of White Horse, Old Berkeley, South Oxfordshire, Craven, &c., are noted.
They trust, too, that it may not prove altogether disappointing to those who have so readily given their kind assistance, the descendants and present representatives of the good sportsmen of bygone days whose deeds are recorded therein.
The Compilers of this
History of the Old Berks Hunt desire to thank the present, and all former Masters, and the representatives of Masters who have passed away, for the cordial assistance they have received from them all without exception. Their best thanks are also due to the Proprietors of
Baily's Magazine, to the Editor of
The Faringdon Advertiser, to the Authors of the
History of the Essex Hunt, Messrs. E. K. Lenthall, Frank Morland, John Blake, G. H. Dawkins, Miss Aldworth, and many others.
The Early History of Foxhunting
The Reverend John Loder, 1760 to 1805
The Rev. Robert Symonds, 1800 to 1807, and 1808 to 1814
Mr. William Codrington, 1814 to 1824
Mr. Harvey Combe, 1824 to 1826
Lord Kintore, Master 1826 to 1830
The Hon. Henry Moreton, 1830 to 1832
Mr. John Parker, 1832 to 1833
The Earl of Radnor, 1833 to 1834
A Committee, 1834 to 1835. Mr. Thomas Thornhill Morland, 1835 to 1847
Mr. James Morrell, 1847 to 1858
Mr. Charles Philip Duffield, 1858 to 1863
Mr. Henley George Greaves, 1863 to 1866
Messrs. Starky, Atkins and Duffield, 1866 to 1867. Messrs. Atkins and Duffield, 1887 to 1888
The Earl of Craven and Mr. Tom Duffield, 1868 to 1875; The Earl of Craven, 1875 to 1884
Mr. Victor William Bates Van de Weyer and Mr. C. P. Duffield, 1884 to 1889
Mr. Edward Cyril Brown, 1889 to 1891
Captain John Orr-Ewing, 1891 to 1893
Captain F. W. Forester, 1893 and 1894
Mr. Frederick Charles Swindell, 1894 to 1898
Mr. Edward Thomas William Dunn, 1898 to 1901
Mr. Charles Booth Elmsall Wright, 1901 to Present Time
Post Scriptum
Masters of the Old Berks Hounds
Presidents of the Old Berks Hunt Club
Map of the Country
List of Meets
Evelyn Laura, Countess of Craven
Rev. John Loder
Willoughby Bertie, 4th Earl of Abingdon
Rycott House
Hinton Manor
Harvey Combe, Esq.
Anthony Adrian Keith-Falconer, 7th Earl of Kintore
The Hon. Henry Moreton
Mr. John Parker
William Pleydell-Bouverie, 3rd Earl of Radnor
Cannon Ball with
Prudence and
James Morrell, Esq.
Charles Philip Duffield, Esq.
Henley Graves, Esq.
Thomas Duffield, Esq.
George Grimston Craven, 3rd Earl of Craven
John Treadwell
Victor Van de Weyer, Esq.
Sir Nicholas William George Throckmorton, 9th Baronet
Edward Cyril Brown, Esq.
Captain John Orr-Ewing
Captain Francis William Forester
Frederick Charles Swindell, Esq.
Edward Thomas William Dunn, Esq.
Charles Booth Elmsall Wright, Esq.
Old Berkshire Hounds. Opening Meet at Tubney House, 1902
THE present condition of foxhunting in England, with its accompanying division of the length and breadth of the land into territories or countries hunted regularly and systematically by particular packs of hounds, with a complete organisation for the preservation of foxes and the promotion of sport, is a very remarkable result of the action of the old love of sport which we have inherited from our savage ancestors, and which has in this manner adapted itself to modern conditions. This development has had an enormous social influence upon country life, and has proved itself of no small importance in shaping the national character. How many of that first batch of gallant yeomen who sprang to arms five years ago in the hour of their country's difficulty, and who did such splendid service for their native land in South Africa, were trained in the hunting field! The social influence of a sport, which is at once the most aristocratic and the most democratic of all pastimes, can hardly be over-rated. Foxhunting provides a neutral ground upon which all classes meet and learn to mutually respect and know each other. Any facts relating to the first establishment of one of the oldest recognised English hunts must be of interest to so many, that we deem no apology necessary for offering to the public these notes relating to the history of the Old Berks Hunt.
Foxhunting in the modern sense is a product of the eighteenth century. In the well-known book,
The Gentleman's Recreation, published in 1697, a description is given
Of the various Stiles of Hunting. These
Stiles are described in the following order:—
1st Of Hart-Hunting.
2nd Of Buck-Hunting.
3rd Of Roe-Hunting.
4th Of Rain-deer-Hunting.
5th Of Hare-Hunting.
6th Of Coney-Hunting.
7th Of Fox-Hunting,
8th Of Badger-Hunting.
9th Of Otter-Hunting.
10th Of Squirrel-Hunting,
11th Of the Marten and Wild Cat.
Foxhunting is thus described, though much less is said about it than of the more important buck and harehunting.
Fox-Hunting is very pleasant; for by reason of his hot strong scent he maketh an excellent cry: and as his scent is hottest at hand, so it dies soonest. Besides which he never flies far before the hounds, trusting not on his Legs, Strength, or Champion ground, but strongest Coverts. When he can no longer stand up before the hounds, he then taketh Earth, and then he must be digged out.
Some curious details follow as to the habits of the animal when coursed by greyhounds, for these we must refer our readers to the work in question. Another sporting writer repeats the story in the Universal Magazine, published in 1747, with the addition that he himself saw a fox behave in this way.
The account continues:—
"The Fox is taken with Hounds, Grey-Hounds, Terriers, Nets and Gins.
"Of Terriers there are two sorts. The one is crooked legged, and commonly short haired; and these will take earth well, and will lie long at Fox or Badger. The other sort is shagged and streight legged; and these will not only Hunt above ground, as other hounds, but also enter the earth with much more fury than the former; but cannot stay so long by reason of their great eagerness. The times of entering these terriers is when they are near a twelve month old; for if you enter him not within this time, you will hardly after bring him to take the earth. And to encourage the young Terrier the more put in an old one before him, that can better endure the fury of the Fox or Badger; and be careful that neither of them be old when you engage your young Terrier with him.
Now to say the truth, there is not much pastime or pleasure in Hunting of a Fox under-ground, for as soon as that subtle creature perceiveth the Terriers, if they Bay hard, and lie near unto them, they will bolt out immediately, unless it be when the bitch hath young cubs, then they will sooner die than stir.
We entirely concur in this estimate of the pleasure of this form of
Hunting, Our author continues:—
"But it will be necessary to stop up his earths, if you can find them, the night before you intend to hunt; and the best time will be about midnight, for then the Fox goeth out to seek his Prey. You may stop his holes by laying two white sticks across before them which will make him imagine it is some Gin or Trap laid for him; or else you may stop them up close with Black Thorns and Earth together.
"The best Hunting a Fox above ground is in January, February, and March, for then you shall best see your hounds Hunting, and best find his Earthing; besides which at such times the Fox's Skin is best in season. Again, the Hounds best Hunt the Fox in the coldest weather, because he leaveth a very strong scent behind him; yet in cold weather it chills fastest.
"At first only cast off your sure Finders, and as the Drag mends, so add more as you dare trust them. Shun Casting off too many hounds at once, because Woods and Coverts are full of sundry Chases, and so you may engage them in too many at one time. Let such as you set off at first be old staunch hounds, which are sure; and if you hear such a hound call on merrily, you may cast off some other to him; and when they run it on the full cry, cast off the rest; and thus you shall compleat your Pastime. The words of Comfort are the same which are used in the other Chases, attended with the same Hollowings and other Ceremonies.
"Let the Hounds kill the Fox themselves; and worry and hare (sic) him as much as they like. Many Hounds will eat him with eagerness. When he is dead, hang him at the end of a Pikestaff, and holloa in all your hounds to Bay at him; but reward them not with anything belonging to the Fox; for it is not good; neither will they eat it."
In this description we see clearly that foxhunting was only an occasional sport. It was necessary to cast off
Finders, because the other hounds would be sure to run riot. Here, too, we see the influence of buck hunting. The hounds would not eat the fox,
because it is not good. In the same work we read that
The greatest subtlety a Huntsman need use in the Hunting of the Buck, is to beware of Hunting Counter or Change, because of the plenty of Fallow Deer, which use to come directly on the hounds. Probably this book was a little antiquated when it was written, and was even then based upon the traditions of the past. Bucks can hardly have been very numerous in England in 1697, and foxhunting was even then becoming a recognised amusement of country gentlemen, though an
Essay on Hunting published in 1733 treats of hare-hunting alone.
The typical country gentleman of 1711 is thus described by Addison in The Spectator, in a well-known passage:—
My friend Sir Roger (de Coverley) has been an indefatigable man in business of this kind, and has hung several parts of his house with the trophies of his former labours. The walls of his great hall are covered with the horns of several kinds of deer he has killed in the chase, which he thinks the most valuable furniture of his house, as they afford him frequent topics of discourse, and show that he has not been idle. At the lower end of the hall is a large otter's skin, stuffed with hay, which his mother ordered to be hung up in that manner, and the knight looks upon with great satisfaction; because it seems he was but nine years old, when his dog killed him. A little room adjoining the hall is a kind of arsenal, filled with guns of several sizes and inventions; with which the knight has made great havock in the woods, and destroyed many thousands of pheasants, partridges, and woodcocks. His stable doors are patched with 'noses' that belonged to foxes of the knight's own hunting down. Sir Roger showed me one of them that for distinction sake has a brass nail stuck through it, which cost him about fifteen hours riding, and carried him through half a dozen counties, killed him a brace of geldings, and lost above half his dogs. This the knight looks upon as one of the greatest exploits of his life. The perverse widow, whom I have given some account of, was the cause of the death of several foxes; for Sir Roger has told me that in the course of his amours he patched up the western door of his stable. Whenever the widow was cruel the fox was sure to pay for it. In proportion as his passion for the widow abated and old age came on, he left his foxhunting; but a hare is not yet safe that sits within ten miles of his house. There is no kind of exertion which I would so recommend to my readers of both sexes as this of riding, as there is none which so much conduces to health, and is in every way accomodated to the body, according to the idea which I have of it. Doctor Sydenham is very lavish in its praises, and if the English reader will see the mechanical effects described at length he may find them in a book published not many years since under the title of the 'Medicina Gymnastica'.
In 1715, however, Addison published in the Freeholder a far less sympathetic account of the Foxhunter, in the form of an amusing skit upon
That rank of men who are commonly distinguished by the title of Fox-hunters. As several of these have had no part of their education in cities, camps, or courts, it is doubtful whether they are of the greater ornament or use to the nation in which they live. It would be an everlasting reproach to politics should such men be able to overturn an establishment, which has been formed by the wisest laws, and is supported by the ablest heads. The wrong notions, and prejudices which cleave to many of these country gentlemen, who have always lived out of the way of being better informed, are not easy to be conceived by a person who has never conversed with them.
This essay of Addison was part of a systematic attack upon the country party, supporters of the
October Club, by a keen Whig partisan, a member of the rival political club, the
Kit-Cat, and must therefore be taken with a grain of salt. We must remember, too, that at this time jeers at country gentlemen were very popular with the Wits in Town, as we see, for example, by the characters of
Bob Acres, and
Squire Western.
Addison's picture of Sir Roger de Coverley, and it is a very charming one, is probably a very accurate portrait of the country gentleman of the day. Several circumstances combined to make the position very agreeable in the eighteenth century. There had been an almost continuous rise of prices, and therefore of rents, from the time of the discovery of the treasures of the New World. Country life was still of a simple nature. The great rise of the manufacturing industries of the country had not yet absorbed a large proportion of the services of the working-classes; so that wages had not advanced in proportion to the general rise in prices. That cruel burden, the
Estate Duty, had not been imposed. A heavy income tax was raised, it is true, on the rent of land in the form of
Land Tax; but it had not yet occurred to legislators to argue that this was no tax at all, for the reason that it had been imposed for a long period, and that it must therefore be supplemented by an
Income Tax. Thus it came about that a larger proportion of the incomes of the country gentlemen of those days could be expended on the amusements of the field. Private packs of hounds became fairly numerous, though foxes were very scarce, so that foxhunting was chiefly carried on in the neighbourhood of great woodlands, where alone foxes could be found; and when found, he was more of a wild animal and would endure before hounds for a longer time than the preserved fox of modern days. At the commencement of the eighteenth century no distinct breed of foxhound existed. Hounds were kept to hunt deer, hares, foxes, martens, or otters, as occasion might offer. We are expressly told in the work already quoted that
there are in England and Scotland two kinds of Hunting Dogs, and nowhere else in all the world. The first kind is called 'Ane Rache' and this is a foot scenting creature of all wild beasts, birds and fishes also. . . . The second is called in Scotland a 'Sluth Hound,' being a little greater than the Hunting hound. We are also told that
The best way of entering hounds is at the Hare, for thereby they will learn all doubles and turns, and better know the Halloo and will be tender nosed and better scented, by using the beaten Ways and Champion Grounds.
The following is a description of the old English hound by Whittaker in the beginning of the eighteenth century:—
This valuable Hound is distinguished by its great size and strength. Its body is long, its chest deep, its ears long and sweeping, and the tone of its voice peculiarly deep and mellow. From the particular form of its organs, it is endued with the most exquisite sense of smelling, and can often distinguish the scent an hour after the lighter Beagles have given up. Their slowness also disposes them to receive the directions of the Huntsman; but as they are able to hunt a cold scent, they are too apt to make it so, by their want of speed and tedious exactness. These Dogs were once common in every part of this Island, and were formerly much larger than they are at present; the breed, which has gradually been declining, and its size studiously reduced by a mixture of other kinds, in order to increase its speed, is now almost extinct.
These, no doubt, are the hounds Shakespeare had in mind:—
"My Hounds are bred out of the Spartan Kind
So flewed, so sanded; and their heads are hung
With ears that sweep away the morning dew;
Crook-knee'd and dew lap'd like Thessalian bulls
Slow in pursuit, but match'd in mouth like bells
Each under each."
—Midsummer Night's Dream, iv. i.
In the latter part of the eighteenth century the process of differentiation was nearly complete. Many packs of hounds were kept to hunt the fox alone; while the science of foxhunting had become pretty much what it is at the present day, when Beckford published his celebrated
Thoughts on Hare and Fox Hunting, the first edition of which appeared in 1782.* Hunting still, however, remained a matter of purely private interest until the nineteenth century. It is singular how few are the references to hunting in the early numbers of the Sporting Magazine. Cock-fighting, prize-fighting and duelling evidently excited far greater interest in those days. Later on the growing interest is well shown by the more frequent allusions. Readers began to ask for hunting notes, and the Editor appealed to his subscribers for contributions to enable him to meet the new and growing demand. The increasing popularity of the sport was not accepted, however without considerable opposition. Indeed, at one time it seemed probable that the new pastime would be altogether stopped by the opposition of the owners and occupiers of land. In the first decade of the nineteenth century a whole crop of actions for trespass took place, as, for example, the following:—
In the Sporting Magazine of 1807, mention is made
of a most excellent hunt by
The Gentleman's subscription hounds, formerly Lord Berkeley's, in the neighbourhood of Windsor, In 1809 these hounds were managed by the Reverend and Honourable William Capel, his huntsman being Thomas Oldaker. On July 24th, 1809 an action at law was tried before Lord Ellenborough and a special jury, between Lord Essex and Mr. Capel, for trespass by the latter gentleman, while hunting in the woods of Lord Essex. The defence was that the fox was found on land not belonging to Lord Essex, and that Mr. Capel in pursuit of a
noxious animal was entitled by old hunting law to follow in
Quick pursuit until killed. The reply of Lord Essex's counsel was that the destruction of a
noxious animal was not the real object of the trespass, and that even if such were the law, it could form no excuse for Mr. Capel coming accompanied by a couple of hundred bankers, stockbrokers and other wealthy men from London. At this point Lord Ellenborough stopped the case, saying
that it was against all reason and conviction; and he directed the jury to find for the plaintiff, which they promptly did, assessing the damage at forty shillings, in each of the half-dozen other cases which were pending on the result of the test action. Lord Ellenborough then pointed out that one shilling was all the damage claimed, whereupon the jury reduced the amount to that sum in each case."
After this, a whole crop of actions arose against Mr. Capel and his friends, and even against the huntsman, Thomas Oldaker. Amongst others, the Marquis of Abergavenny brought an action against Mr. Capel. Many letters appeared in the sporting press complaining of the growing antipathy to hunting, and it seemed for the moment as if the sport would be stamped out, just as it was beginning to become generally popular. In 1811 a singular proclamation against the Belvoir Hunt was issued by Sir William Manners:
The Lord of the Manor of Grantham having for years suffered incalculable damage from the depredations of the Belvoir hounds, prosecutions will be commenced against any persons hunting with the said hounds and trespassing on any of the lands belonging to Sir William Manners, and situated in any of the following parishes (then follows a list of thirty-four parishes). A Mr. Robinson also brought an action for hunting trespass against the Duke of Rutland, and more actions were brought against Mr. Wood, successor to Mr. Capel, as Master of the
Old Berkeley hounds; while in Sutherland, an
Anti-foxite club was formed by the
Nobility, gentry and farmers. It speaks volumes for the real merit of foxhunting that such determined opposition as it encountered in the beginning of the nineteenth century should have been fairly lived down.
A former Lord Wilton, quoted by the Duke of Beaufort in the Badminton series, says it was not until 1750 that hounds were entered solely to fox. We shall show, at any rate, that the country now known as the
Old Berks has been continuously hunted by a regularly established pack of hounds entered solely to fox, from 1760. The Old Berkshire Hounds may well claim, therefore, to rank amongst the oldest packs in England. The name Old Berkshire dates back to at least 1809.*
* The author of this work, Peter Beckford of Stepleton, Dorsetshire, was born in 1740. He was the son of Julines Beckford, whose brother, William Beckford, was the celebrated Lord Mayor, and father of the author of
Vathek, who lived at Fonthill Abbey. These two brothers came to England from Jamaica with large fortunes. Five years after the birth of Peter his father purchased the house and manor of Stepleton-Iwerne, Dorsetshire, together with certain sporting rights in Cranbourne Chase from Thomas Fownes. Mr. Fownes was an excellent sportsman, and kept hounds with which he hunted the fox. Cranbourne Chase was an old royal hunting ground, and doubtless at that time afforded plenty of game of sorts. Peter was educated at Westminster School. After his return home he commenced to keep harriers, but he soon deserted the hare for the fox. He says, himself:
By inclination I was never, indeed, a hare hunter. I followed this diversion more for air and exercise than for amusement, and if I could have persuaded myself to ride on the turnpike road to the three-mile stone, and back again, I should have thought I had no need for a pack of harriers. He also says of his country:
The hare hunting is so bad that, did you know it, your wonder would be how I could have persevered in it so long, not that I should forsake it now. Peter Beckford was a most accomplished man, and it was said of him by a contemporary writer that "never had fox or hare the honour of being chased to death by so accomplished a huntsman; never was huntsman's dinner graced 'by such urbanity and wit.' he would bag a fox in Greek, find a hare in Latin, inspect his kennels


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Brazil's 2016 Rio qualifying meet, the Maria Lenk Trophy, has just concluded and Brazil has once again fallen short on qualifying a swimmer in the Women's 200 Backstroke for the Olympics. This is the only Olympic swimming event in which Brazil has never had an athlete race at the Olympics.
Natalie de Luccas won the event at this year's Maria Lenk Trophy with relative ease with a time of 2:13.91. The FINA 'A' Standard in the event is a 2:10.60, meaning that despite winning handily, de Luccas still missed the qualifying time by over three seconds. Florencia Perotti finished second in the event with a time of 2:16.18 followed by Beatriz Silva who touched in a time of 2:16.22.
Brazil has competed in 22 Olympic Games and has yet to even come close to the current FINA 'A' Standard in the women's 200 Backstroke. The Brazilian record in the event was swam in 2015 at the Pan American Games by Joanna Maranhāo in a time of 2:12.05. Natalie de Luccas' personal best of 2:12.09 comes closer to the record time.
Given that two of the country's great female swimmers in history, Etienne Medeiros and Fabiola Molina, were both backstrokers, but focused more on the sprint distances.
Unlike for the London Games, Brazilian swimmers only have two competitions in which they are eligible to compete for a place on the Olympic team. The two trials are called the Open Tournament, and the previous and only other chance for Brazilian swimmers to Qualify for Rio was in December in Palhoca at the Brazil Open. At the Brazil Open, de Luccas also won the event in a time of 2:12.44, faster than what she swam at the Maria Lenk Trophy, but still about two seconds away from the coveted FINA 'A' Standard. Despite de Luccas falling short on hopes of being the first woman swimmer to qualify in the 200 Backstroke, she is still the only swimmer in the field from Brazil to swim a FINA 'B' Standard time at the Maria Lenk Trophy.
This event is not Brazil's only disappointment, as the world was shocked to witness Cesar Cielo, the world record holding sprinter, fail to qualify for the Rio Games as well.


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The orthodontist makes an exact diagnosis in order to realign the teeth in the most effective and expedient way. The first several visits may comprise of some of the following evaluations:
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Drifting Architecture
Authors' Comment
The volume "Drifting Architecture" is the catalog of the homonyms exhibition which was the central point of the East Central Triennial Architecture 2016.
The volume includes the presentation of the projects included in the exhibition, accompanied by a theoretical and critical view of these projects, as well as on the overall architecture of the region by cooping recognized theoreticians, whose texts created the conceptual basis for receiving the presented works.
At the same time, the volume brings together an analysis of the architecture of the last three years in Central and Eastern Europe. This period is marked by profound socio-economic changes that find its reflex in architectural theory and practice as well. Therefore, "Drifting" is a look through architecture in a trans disciplinary approach capable of providing a complex image and a solid foundation of the architectural phenomenon within the social, economic, political, etc. framework.
Through this catalog, we have identified approaches and speeches with local / regional characteristics and nuances that allow a simpler / more balanced comparison with global architectural phenomena as well as verification and validation of local answers/solutions to meet the needs and aspirations of time and local/regional context.
Related projects:
|Edition 2018, Architecture Books Section
Timisoara - The lines-of-flight's Capital
arch. Arpad ZACHI, arch. Vladimir VINEA
|Edition 2018, Architecture Books Section
Attunement. Architectural Meaning after the Crisis of Modern Science
arch. Arpad ZACHI, arch. Alberto PEREZ-GOMEZ, Aura PANDELE
|Edition 2015, Unbuilt Architecture / Unbuild Projects Section
Public space design: "Saint Ilie" Church yard - National Competition, Romanian Order of Architects, Oltenia, 3rd prize
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU, arch. Gabriela Iulia GHIORGHE
|Edition 2015, Architecture Books Section
Entropy, volatility
arch. Andreea Livia IVANOVICI, arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2015, Architecture Books Section
Anthropophagy of Brazilian Architecture
arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2014, Studies and Projects Section
Kellia. Floating urban installation interpreting the Danube Delta and Chilia Veche village themes
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU, arch. Gabriela Iulia GHIORGHE, arch. Liana - Elena ALEXANDRU, arch. Raluca FILIP CRISCOTA
|Edition 2014, Studies and Projects Section
The Dragon and the Wedding - Tribute to the poet Grigore Vieru, The Museum of Romanian Language in Chișinău
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU, arch. Gabriela Iulia GHIORGHE, arch. Liana - Elena ALEXANDRU, arch. Raluca FILIP CRISCOTA
|Edition 2012, Architecture Books Section
Fluences – Central and Eastern Europe Architecture
arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2010, Studies and Projects Section
Athens Student Housing, competition
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU
|Edition 2010, Studies and Projects Section
Layered Reading of an Orthodox Church fit for study following the traditional archetype
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU
|Edition 2010, Architecture Books Section
After 20 years
arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2009, Architecture Photography Section
Public space vs. urban accent
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU
|Edition 2008, Architecture Section
Single-family house in Tunari
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU
|Edition 2008, Architecture Books Section
The Challenges of Late Modernity
arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2008, Architecture Books Section
Urbanism and Architecture Essays (1st volume – Under the Sign of Paradoxes, 2nd volume – The Kernel that Makes It Grow)
arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2008, Architecture Photography Section
Architecture matters - Architecture becomes
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU
|Edition 2007, Architecture Books Section
The discreet charm of architecture. Monograph arch. Radu Mihăilescu
arch. Arpad ZACHI
|Edition 2007, Architecture Photography Section
The Connex building, Charles de Gaulle Square
arch. Andrei MĂRGULESCU


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SarniaLo replied to LinnieRed's topic in HurtigrutenNote that by booking on the Norwegian website the T&C are the Norwegian ones (they change from one country to the other, pay attention especially to the cancellation conditions), and in the (unlikely) event of anything going bad between Hurtigruten and you, the contract between you falls under Norwegian consumer laws. It's usually not a problem but it's worth knowing. I've booked on the Norwegian website several times with no issue (and substantial savings!).
Official response of Hurtigruten on the social media group I was mentioning earlier : " Hi Everyone! MS Roald Amundsen is currently undergoing a short, unscheduled stop in Vancouver, Canada for technical adjustments and maintenance. This stay regretfully lead to a cancellation of the voyage from Puntarenas, Costa Rica, to Valparaiso, Chile, 10.Oct. to 26.Oct. 2019. All guests have been notified. We do not expect this short technical adjustment to affect any upcoming voyages. "
There are testimonies of passengers with cancelled trips on a social media Hutrigruten group I'm not sure I'm allowed to mention here. But indeed on MarineTraffic the current position (as of 2019-09-27 12:11 (UTC)) is near Vancouver. This is really weird. https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:5842449/mmsi:257425000/vessel:ROALD AMUNDSEN
I had a look at the disappointed reviews. Some issues are down to individual preferences (and maybe some lack of understanding of what an expedition trip is), some are down to teething problems, and some are more worrysome and indicate some real design and functionality issues (such as the size of various public spaces too small to accomodate all the passengers and the disfunctional dining room). I think RA has started sailing too soon, but it would have been a PR disaster for Hurtigruten to cancel the Arctic season and especially the NW passage. Now they can boast that they were the first hybrid ship to cross the NWP and few people will read the reviews (although it may affect future bookings). The repositionning and South America trips before Antarctica are not such "high stake" trips so maybe "easier" to cancel from a communication point of view. I truly hope that RA is back in dockyard to try and correct some of the aforementioned issues. I feel for all the passengers that were affected by these cancellations and I hope the Antarctica trips will be able to proceed as expected. This is extremely disappointing and does not reflect well on Hurtigruten.
Yes, the "zodiacs" are actually PolarCirkel boats, very comfortable (easy to get in and out) and very sturdy.
Depends on what you call "excursions". In Antarctica all landings are included and some zodiac rides (for instance when landings are not possible and a zodiac ride is offered instead). If you want to do some additional activities such as kayaking or camping (if available on the trip) then it is extra. There can also be some paying extra zodiac rides. Also if your trip visit the Falkland Islands (but with this short a trip I don't think it does) there can be some paying excursions in Stanley. But basically you can get all the enjoyment of your trip without paying anything extra, you will not be left on board. For instance when some people do kayaking (extra cost) the others will go on a landing (included). This above is based on my experience on MS Fram, so maybe there are some differences on the other ships.
Well you can see the Northern LIghts at the end of August/early September with a bit of luck. Did you see them? There was a very strong solar storm on September 7th, picture taken in Tromsø that evening (not by me unfortunately) : https://spaceweathergallery.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=156112
That offer is still regularly on, but it's not "if you don't see them", it's "if there isn't an official sighting", ie an annoucement from the bridge that there are Northern Lights in the sky. Even if it's just a faint cloud-like formation at 4 in the morning and you personnaly don't see them, they have been officially sighted and the free cruise is off the table. I think Hurtigruten is taking very little risk with this offer (and I would really like to know how many people actually were able to take advantage of it?).
Yes, I'm sorry if it came out wrong, I did not mean to dismiss your experience, and I'm sure it will help the OP (who seems to have disappeared). I understand that your whole trip was very different than a purely Antarctica expedition cruise (or one including Falklands and SG) and the most important thing is that you enjoyed it. I just felt that your wildlife experience would not have been as rich if you hadn't been able to do the shore excursion in Falklands, but again I may be wrong, I wasn't there. I hope all this will give the OP food for thought.
To be fair the pictures above are not from Antarctica (I suspect Don's pictures are from the Falklands as well, maybe South Georgia?). So the overall itinerary (and ability to do shore excursions) is very important. Because what you are pointing out, scubacruiserx2, is that many highlights of your trip were the stops where you were able to do landings 😉
Thanks (were you on the same trip?). I suppose (but I may be wrong) all the passengers cannot get on that excursion, it's only for a limited number? Do you have to pay extra for the excursion?
I'm surprised this comes as a surprise, because daylight conditions in Norway in winter are not a well-kept secret and could be found out before booking. Here are the daylight hours for December in Bergen : https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/norway/bergen?month=12&year=2019 and in Tromso : https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/norway/tromso?month=12&year=2019 Indeed in Northern Norway at this time of year the sun does not come above the horizon. It's not 24/7 darkness though, because the sun is not far below the horizon and you have a few hours of light at mid-day (roughly between the hours indicated by "civil twilight"). It's like a long sunrise followed by a long sunset. If the sky is clear the colors and light during that time is spectacular. I've done my second trip with Hurtigruten over Christmas and brought quantities of book because I thought I would be bored, and I ended up reading about 10 pages of the first book. I did not get bored one minute. Those mid-day lights were spectacular, and on the plus side more darkness means more chance for Northern Light! You can see the pictures on my blog starting here if you want : https://voyageterremer.blogspot.com/2010/12/bergen.html (I haven't finished the whole translation but the pictures say it all). Excursions will happen, life goes on for Norway in winter even in darkness. Hiking at this season can be difficult anyway because of the snow. Many excursions are seasonal, you cannot hike in winter but you cannot do dogsledding or snowmobile in summer. At those date you are getting towards a full moon so there can actually be some light especially if there is snow on the mountains, but of course the darkness does impair the sightseeing. If you go to Norway in winter you need to embrace the reality of the conditions at that period. I found it quite an interesting experience and I really fell in love with the winter lights and atmosphere. But yes, it will not suit everybody.
I'm sorry, I tried to follow your travelogue at the beginning but there are way too many messages and too many photos for me. That's allright, I'm sure there are people who find it enjoyable 🙂
Many thanks for your answer. A shore excursion on Falkland Islands can almost make up for no landings in Antarctica 😉 . Where exactly in the Falklands was it? As for your question, if you are looking for a tour guide in Paris, I think it would be better to ask in the relevant forum (and I'm sorry, I can't help you).
Can you please elaborate where exactly you saw the penguins? Because that is not in Antarctica (but it's nice!).


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Do you find yourself sacking out in front of the television nearly every night? Do you wish you could just stay up a little longer, but end up crashing despite your best attempts? Do you worry about your ability to drive carefully or perform your daily tasks without falling asleep in the middle? You might have what is known as Excessive Daytime Sleepiness.
Although there are a number of possible causes, hypersomnia can be a serious condition that puts you at risk for injury or other health concerns. Understanding how to spot the signs of EDS will help you know when to seek help.
Hypersomnia Definition: Most adults do just fine with 7-9 hours of sleep. People who need much more sleep, or who struggle to stay awake during the day even after a long night's rest, may suffer from hypersomnia. Hypersomnia can be cyclical, meaning they may come and go. The primary factor is that they are repetitive, happening regularly, daily or several times a day.
What Is Excessive Daytime Sleepiness (EDS)?
Practically everyone knows what it means to feel excessively tired during the day after a poor night of sleep. You think you could drop into bed and be asleep within minutes. When this is a common aspect of your daily life, it's time to pay closer attention. In some cases, EDS is part of a hypersomnia condition like narcolepsy. In other instances, it may be related to conditions that affect the quality of your sleep. Proper diagnosis can help to determine the most likely scenario.
Symptoms of EDS
EDS is somewhat of a broad category that might describe a lot of behaviors. Here are a few signs that your sleepiness is more than just a one-off:
- persistent tiredness throughout the day or during certain periods
- inability to stay awake during the day
- incidence of falling asleep during non-sleep activities
- difficulty waking up in the morning or after napping
- no relief of symptoms after a long rest
The period of sleepiness can come on quickly or instantaneously. Some people experience EDS as an irrepressible urge to sleep that they may try to fight. Others simply fall asleep with no warning.
Excessive Daytime Sleepiness Risks
Falling asleep on the couch while watching a movie with the family is an inconvenience. Falling asleep while driving a car is a disaster. When you cannot control where, how or when you fall asleep, you may be putting yourself, your family and others at serious risk. The National Safety Council estimates that up to 6,500 people per year are killed in car accidents caused by drowsy driving.
This may seem like an extreme example, but there are dozens of other situations in which a lack of alertness can cost you. When you feel tired all the time, or encounter periods throughout the day in which you simply can't stay awake, you risk the following:
- operating machinery unsafely and hurting others
- injury if you fall asleep while standing or walking
- forgetting to take important medications (or taking too much)
- making mistakes in crucial aspects of your job
- leaving infants and young children to care for themselves
EDS can be managed, even if it can't necessarily be cured. If you are concerned that you might end up in one of these situations (or you already have), consult with your doctor.
Common Causes of Excessive Daytime Sleepiness
Once you believe you have EDS in some form, you want to start exploring possible causes. For most people, excessive tiredness during the day is caused by sleep deprivation, sedating medications or Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). People who can't seem to get enough down time for sleep at night may be able to quickly correct it by changing their sleep routines. Persistent EDS without an obvious cause may indicate further testing for:
- neurological disorders
- psychiatric conditions
- hypersomnias
- related sleep disorders
- other conditions like diabetes or thyroid issues
Figuring out which one applies to a particular person usually calls for one or more visits to a sleep specialist for evaluation.
Almost everyone with hypersomnia has EDS, but not everyone with EDS has hypersomnia. Hypersomnia is characterized by certain behaviors related to sleep, most notably the inability to stay awake without medical treatment. Hypersomnias include:
- Narcolepsy: Persistent, sudden sleeping, sometimes linked with an immediate loss of muscle control.
- Kleine-Levin Syndrome: Periods of sleepiness that can force a person to sleep all day for days, weeks or even months. Patients may have no symptoms for months or years between episodes.
- Idiopathic Hypersomnia: An excessive need to sleep that does not have an identified cause.
Since these conditions require a lot of observation, they can take up to several years to diagnose.
Ways to Diagnose Hypersomnia
Sleep experts usually call upon a variety of methods to determine the nature and extent of a person's EDS. They often begin with the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS). This is a self-completed survey that helps people evaluate how easily they can fall asleep in a variety of relaxing but non-sleeping scenarios. Patients are asked to rate from 0-3 how likely they are to fall asleep during eight different activities. The score helps the doctor decide which tests to perform. They may also evaluate people using the STOP-Bang Questionnaire. With this questionnaire, the doctor uses a binary scoring (0 means no, 1 means yes) to rate patients on eight separate risk factors for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Experts rely on objective testing as well, typically through a polysomnogram. Polysomnography is commonly called a sleep study. It involves the overnight testing of a person's:
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- heart rate
- body position
- snoring
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- brain waves
- sleep stages
Medical professionals attach a number of sensors designed to measure and record these aspects during a regular night of sleep at a clinic or hospital. The testing area is set up to provide a sleep environment as close to normal as possible. The results of the sleep study can provide concrete information about a person's sleep quality and other ways to verify or rule out various conditions.
In some cases, doctors may request a Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT) during the day after the sleep study. The MSLT evaluates how quickly someone falls asleep during the day. When used in conjunction with the overnight test, it can help determine whether someone may have narcolepsy, idiopathic hypersomnia or a similar condition.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Excessive Daytime Sleepiness
Although Obstructive Sleep Apnea is not a hypersomnia, it is a common cause of excessive daytime sleepiness. OSA means that a person's airway closes partially or completely while they sleep. The brain keeps waking up the body to breathe, which can disrupt sleep as often as 60 times per hour. This results in daytime tiredness, but can also lead to serious disorders like heart disease or stroke.
Doctors often begin with the STOP-Bang Questionnaire to look for the following risk factors for OSA:
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Considering Art Fairs?
Are you considering selling your art in art fairs? Congratulations.
You may have one nagging question: "How do I get started in art fairs?"
A Year Of Research
When I first considered entering art fairs, I spent a full year researching the many different aspects of this venture.
What would I need for a canopy, panels, print bins, insurance, inventory? How would I transport this, and store it for transport? How would I layout my booth display?
As I researched all of this and more, I kept careful notes of my findings, generating more questions along the way. Fortunately, I met a couple of artists that eagerly shared their time and experience with me, answering my questions as it related to their experience.
Show Evaluation
In visiting shows in the area, in a very non-scientific way, I evaluated shows from my perspective.
Where they too busy, such that no one could move conveniently between booths? Or was it void of traffic?
What were people carrying? Art they purchased, or popcorn? (I still use this method to evaluate shows).
The Unknown - Projected Budget
Part of my business plan for art shows was an unknown.
What would my investment be to enter the shows?
Could I purchase some things that would last, while others could be replace if needed?
The "Entrance" Budget
My 2011 initial "entrance" art fair budget (planning for the 2012 season) was $6,600.00, not long after refined to $7,300.00.
At first I thought I was too high, but after review by the very helpful artists who understood what was needed for photography, my estimate was determined to be in the ball park.
Trimline Canopy 10×10 (Flourish Company)
Three wall mesh panels set with Sta-bar (Flourish Company)
Great Weights (Flourish Company)
Initial Print Inventory (mats, prints, etc)
Booth space & jury fee (6 shows)
Business Insurance (camera equip, liability, etc)
Miscellaneous (containers, etc)
Estimated total = $7,300.00
What Did This All Entail?
Because I have my camera equipment fully insured, and carry a $1M liability, product inventory, etc., my insurance is higher than others.
Within the above estimate, I had $3,000.00 for art fair print inventory. Admittedly, this will change for everyone, and the initial show does not have to be near this high.
I used it for "worst case" planning, which helped covered other areas I hadn't anticipated. As it turned out, my initial inventory wasn't this high for my first show, though as I framed more items, the inventory cost started climbing.
To keep my expenses down, and because I'm marketing to a geographic area, I've always done shows within 2 hours or less from my home. I can drive back easily on a two-day show, and not incur the additional expenses of food and lodging.
Although some things in my booth have changed over the years, as an example – switching to Pro Panel print bins and Pro Panel panels – my Trimline canopy has remained. It was money well spent.
How to Pack and Transport Everything
Since I already had a mini-van, transportation, itself, wasn't a problem. Making sure it all fit was!
Initially it was easy, but as my inventory grew, and then switching to Pro Panels print bins and panels, how it fit in the minivan became the puzzle.
It quickly became obvious that everything had to go into the vehicle in exactly is correct location, every time, without exception.
Storing and transporting the print inventory was – I thought at first – easy. That changed after my first show when I forget during tear-down, where, and how, everything was stored. That changed by my second show, and now have everything fit in the containers.
Pre-planning at home has since proven very beneficial.
The Time Factor
One area I had never considered in my evaluation was the amount of time it would take to set up and tear down at any given show.
I had a good idea what my first shows would be, and planned plenty of time. I just never thought it would take approximately 2 1/2 hours for each show, six year later!
Despite all of my best efforts, it just takes about that long. Although an intangible, your time should definitely be considered in your art far investment check-list.
Good Luck With Your Planning
If you are considering doing shows in the future, I wish you the best of luck on your endeavor.
Perhaps one or more of the blog articles I have written, particularly in the Art Fair category, may be of assistance in giving you an idea. And if not, that's OK too.
As you participate in art shows, you may find the need to make a few changes.
I did:
adding a front awning and front door to the Trimline canopy
changing out the flip bins for Pro Panel bins
switching the mesh panels for Pro Panels
print display and layout
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What is CBG and Where Does It Come From?
Many people are curious as to what is CBG. They have heard all about CBD and THC and the health benefits but what exactly is CBG? CBG or cannabigerol, is the new kid or rather cannabinoid on the block, and is showing some amazing and almost miraculous health benefits.
What Exactly are Cannabinoids
THC, CBD and CBG are compounds or cannabinoids found in the cannabis or hemp plant. And according to Wikipedia there are over 483 different compounds found in cannabis and more are being discovered every day.
THC is the most famous cannabinoid, the one that gave cannabis a bad rap. THC is psychoactive and the compound in cannabis that makes you high.
Cannabis has been around for a long, long time, thousands of years, and before it became the illegal devil weed it was prescribed by doctors for just about anything that ailed you. Talking about the devil weed, here's some useless information that I love to tell everybody.
Back in the day before it became illegal, cannabis was well known by most people and widely prescribed by doctors. In order for the US government to outlaw it they had to create a different product, something no-one would recognize. They created the Mexican devil weed called marijuana by taking the two most popular names in Mexico – Mary and Juan and created "marijuana" and no one was the wiser.
So the cannabis plant can be likened to a tomato plant, there are hundreds of different varieties and those varieties can be hybridized to make even more varieties or strains of cannabis. Some are high in THC, some high in CBD and there are many combinations of the two cannabinoids.
Maybe 5 years ago people started recognizing the health benefits of CBD. Now people are hybridizing the plant to create strains that are high in CBD, CBG and other cannabinoids because they are realizing the amazing healing benefits and anti-inflammatory properties that these cannabinoids possess.
Major Cannabinoids and Minor Cannabinoids – What is CBG?
THC and CBD are considered major cannabinoids that means you can have a plant that is mostly CBD or a plant that is mostly THC with small amounts of other (minor) cannabinoids present. Up until last year (2018) CBG was considered a minor cannabinoid, meaning that it was only found in small quantities within the plant, people were lucky if they got 2-4% CBG from a plant. The reason being is that CBG is only produced as the plant is growing, once the plant hits maturity that CBG is converted to either THC or CBD or a combination thereof. Well last year that all changed. Our brilliant scientist growers in Oregon hybridized a cannabis plant to be around 16% CBG at maturity (FYI: that number is high) with small amounts of THC and CBD. The plant tests at below 0.2% THC so is also considered hemp.
What is CBG Doing Differently?
CBG has many of the same anti-inflammatory properties that CBD has. It tends to be less sedating and more energizing. I find people are taking CBD at night to enhance sleep and they are taking CBG in the morning for energy and focus. The pain relieving properties differ from person to person, some find the CBG to be more effective with combating pain and for helping with any type of gut issues.
The biggest take that we have noticed is that it is having profound results within the autism and ADD/ADHD communities.
As you can see from this survey that was taken on a Facebook group catering to autism, the CBG is having amazing results with mood, a huge increase in communication, anxiety and focus and look at the social interactions – WHAT? Is CBG kicking CBD's butt? I think so!
It is also helping chemo patients by stimulating the appetite, more so than CBD does.
These cannabinoids are showing profound relief in people, everything from autism to arthritis , seizures to cancer and everything in between. It seems to work for just about anything. How? You ask. Well it all has to do with the endocannabionoid system that runs through our bodies.
Additional CBG Information
Now that you have a better understanding of what CBG is, you may have additional questions regarding its uses and benefits. Follow the links below to find out more, or contact us with any additional questions you may have:
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Wales Provide Update on Injured Stars
Jones Makes Spy Claims After England Training
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Falcons Set To Open Their Ball Hockey Schedule
May 19, 2010 - American Hockey League (AHL) - Springfield Falcons News Release
The Springfield Falcons, proud members of the American Hockey League, announced today they will host their second annual Ball Hockey Challenge against members of the media on Wednesday, May 26 from 7 pm - 8 pm at the outdoor rink at Amelia Park in Westfield. The event is open to the public and individuals attending are encouraged to bring either a non-perishable food item or clothing item that will benefit food and clothing shelters throughout Westfield.
The Falcons team will consist of members of the front office staff, as well as Falcons President and General Manager Bruce Landon. The Media All-Star squad will be comprised of members of the local media including personalities from ABC 40, WWLP TV 22, CBS 3, Clear Channel Communications, Reminder Publications, Turley Publications, WEEI Radio and The Springfield Republican.
"We are really excited about this annual event because it's something unique that we have put together to have some fun during the off-season," said Landon. "We have built up so many strong relationships with our local media throughout the Pioneer Valley and this gives us a chance to say thank you to individuals who support us on a regular basis."
The Falcons continue to offer a variety of affordable season ticket packages for the 2010-2011 campaign. Ticket plans range from all 40 home games to a selection of mini plans including 22 and 12 game plans. The Falcons also offer Flex Packs in denominations of 40 games and 10 games. For more information, call the Falcons Office at 413-739-3344.
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American Hockey League Stories from May 19, 2010
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- Wednesday's Game Postponed, Double Header Thursday - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
- Barons coming to Oklahoma City - Oklahoma City Barons
- Blues Re-Sign Adam Cracknell - Peoria Rivermen
- Griffins' Paek To Read To School Children On Thursday - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Lake Monster For A Day Contest/Join Champ's Kids Club - Cleveland Monsters
- Worchester Sharks Raise Over $100,000 For Charities - Worcester Sharks
- Texas Hosts Hamilton Tonight - Texas Stars
- Senators Sign Forward Ryan Keller To One-Year Contract - Binghamton Senators
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- Penquins Sign Over Deryk Engelland To One-Year Contract - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
- Race to the Calder Cup Report - Manchester Monarchs
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Regarding the "Enhanced Community HIV Link – Northern" project and the "HIV/AIDS Strategic Information System Strengthening" project that was funded by USAID, on August, 27th, 2018, the CCRD collaborated with the Nghe An Provincial HIV/AIDS Center (PAC) to organize a project review and transference conference in order to share results and lessons learnt in the process of project implementation. Additionally, the CCRD and Nghe An province made plans to liaise in the near future about HIV prevention activities.
The conference was chaired by leaders of the Nghe An Provincial People's Committee, Nghe An Department of Health, Representatives of Vietnam Administration of HIV/AIDS Control - Ministry of Health, and particularly Mr Jeremiah Carew – Deputy Director of U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
|Representative of Vietnam Administration of HIV/AIDS Control presented the discussion at the conference
At the conference, the leader of the Nghe An Provincial HIV/AIDS Center presented results and contributions made throughout the implementation of the two HIV/AIDS prevention projects ịn the province. The leaders of the District Health Center, Commune Health Station, HIV staff and community service providers shared experiences and challenges in the project implementation process and positive results that the project has brought to the community. For the transference plan after finishing the project, provincial leaders emphasized the importance of HIV prevention, subsequently committing to organizing information sessions with the integration of HIV knowledge as a means of increasing coverage. Leaders of the District Health Center, Commune Health Stations, HIV staff and community service providers pledged to try to maintain and continue to further develop community outreach after the project ends.
Mr. Jeremiah Carew and the Representatives of Vietnam Administration of HIV/AIDS Control highly appreciated results that the project achieved and recorded comments from participants.
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|Mrs. Nguyen Thi Mai Huong - Director of CCRD presented the conclusion at the conference


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Zach Cutler hit a walkoff grand slam in the bottom of the sixth inning to win the game for Putnam, which trailed by four at the start of the frame, but finished with an 8-7 win over Norwich on Saturday in their 11-12 All-Star baseball game.
Zach Cutler hit a walkoff grand slam in the bottom of the sixth inning to win the game for Putnam, which trailed by four at the start of the frame, but finished with an 8-7 win over Norwich on Saturday in their 11-12 All-Star baseball game.
Cutler finished 3-for-4 with two home runs and seven RBIs, Tristan Vanscoy scored three runs and took the win on the mound, and Scott Davaign was 3-for-4 with a run for Putnam.
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CANTERBURY — Brody Adams struck out nine batters and walked two while pitching 51⁄3 innings of two-hit ball to lead Sprague-Franklin-Canterbury in the double-elimination district tournament.
Javier Denizard was 2-for-4 with a home run and an RBI, and Spencer Molkenthin went 2-for-4 with four RBIs for S-F-C, which visits Killingly at 5 p.m., Tuesday.
Eric Vignone took the loss on the mound after 52⁄3 innings and went 2-for-3 at the plate with a double for Willimantic, which will host Brooklyn at 6:30 p.m., Thursday.
Jewett City 13
Lebanon 2 (4)
Evan Lepage and Jeffrey Nicolosi each delivered three-run homers for Jewett City as teammates Joel Garcia and Steven Murphy combined to strike out five batters and allow three hits in a mercy rule-shortened game.
Moosup 12
Woodstock 2 (5)
Marcus Robinson (walk) struck out eight batters and helped his cause with two hits, including a double, and two runs scored for Moosup.
Dustin Warren added two hits and two RBIs, and Justice Pierce delivered a home run and three RBIs for Moosup. David Redfield had two hits and a run scored for Woodstock.
Mansfield 17
Willington 2 (4)
MANSFIELD — Zach Ziemba and Jake LeFevre delivered two home runs apiece for Mansfield as Ryan Kaeser took the win on the mound in a mercy rule-shortened game.
Tyler Nolan took the loss for Willington.
Jewett City 23
Thompson 2 (4)
Madison LaBossiere knocked four hits and struck out 10 batters in the circle to lead Jewett City. Teammate McKenzie Clubine added two doubles.
Colchester 5
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Tori Kozlowski and Julia Eifler had two hits each, and Jillian Reynolds added a triple for Colchester. It was led in the circle by Cassidy Tellar, who struck out eight batters while allowing two hits.
Marissa Walker and Venessa Kobyluck both had hits for Waterford South.
Lebanon 12
Thompson 4
THOMPSON — Ryan Skaff took the win on the mound after striking out seven batters and helping his cause with an inside-the-park grand slam.
Reliever Patrick Quealy struck out another six batters for Lebanon, which got two hits each from Tristan Walker (2-for-2) and Micah Person (2-for-3).


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