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SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake (11-4-9, 42 points, West #1), moved into first-place in the league and Western Conference on Saturday, defeating Western Conference foe Seattle Sounders FC (13-7-2, 41 points, West #2) 2-1 in front of a sold-out crowd at Rio Tinto Stadium.
RSL FW Joao Plata scored the opening goal in the 53rd minute, heading home a free kick taken by RSL MF Luke Mulholland. RSL doubled its lead four minutes later, after Mulholland got on the end of a pass from RSL MF Luis Gil inside the box and slotted his shot into the left corner. The goal was initially ruled an own goal off Seattle MF Osvaldo Alonso, but video review hours after the game properly credited Mulholland with what proved to be the game-winner, also granting assists to both Gil and Plata, whose alert defensive recovery initiated the sequence. Seattle managed to pull one back in the 72nd minute after Sounders FW Chad Barrett capitalized on a RSL defensive miscue, and knocked in a loose ball inside the box to halve the deficit. The Claret-and-Cobalt was able to hold on to the one goal lead and record the win which now puts RSL in first-place in the Supporters' Shield race with an 11-4-9 record and total of 42 points, one point ahead of Seattle.
Real Salt Lake got off to a fast start, registering the first chance of the match in the second minute. Plata received the ball atop the area, working his way onto his right foot and blasting a shot to the near post that was unable to beat Seattle GK Stefan Frei. RSL had another chance moments later with Seattle unable to clear the ball out of its end and the Claret-and-Cobalt regaining possession outside the 18 yard box. Plata again got the ball on the left side and floated a pass to Mulholland at the other end of the box who volleyed his attempt from 15 yards out just wide of the net.
The Claret-and-Cobalt had another fantastic opportunity in the 17th minute. RSL DF Chris Wingert got the ball on the left side just outside the area and played a bending cross into the box. The ball fell to the feet of Plata just in front of goal but the Ecuadorian was unable to latch onto it, letting it slip by for a goal kick.
Plata had another decent look a minute later when Mulholland played Gil into the box on the right side. The U.S. international looked as if to shoot but instead played a pass to an oncoming Plata in the center of the box. The speedy striker was unable to get to the ball in time before it rolled out of harm's way. Seattle was quick to counter for its first real chance of the match, with DF Leo Gonzalez streaking to the touch line and whipping a dangerous ball across the face of goal. Rimando was there though to snuff out the threat, punching away the cross.
Seattle's Gonzalez had another nice look in the 41st minute. The Sounders defender got the ball at the top of the box and sliced a left-footed shot to the far post that went just wide.
The Claret-and-Cobalt got a final look at the end of the first half in the 45th minute. RSL MF Ned Grabavoy started the play, springing FW Olmes Garcia down the left side. The Colombian hit a low cross into the box that Frei deflected into the path of Seattle DF Chad Marshall which then bounced back off of a diving Frei. Plata attempted to poke in the rebound but was not able to reach the ball in time.
Real Salt Lake took the lead in the 53rd minute. The play started with Garcia earning a free kick 20 yards out from goal just outside the area. Mulholland took the free kick whipping in a fantastic ball to the far post that Plata headed past Frei for his 11th goal of the year. The tally marked the Ecuadorian's second-straight header in an MLS match, previously using head in the opening goal of RSL's 3-0 win over D.C. United on Aug. 9.
The Claret-and-Cobalt doubled its lead four minutes later. Plata started the play at the top of the area, laying off a pass for Gil just inside the center of the box. The RSL youngster played a nice forward ball for Mulholland who was able to get enough on the shot to send it past an outstretched Alonso and into the left corner of the net. The goal was controversially accredited as a Seattle own goal however, after it appeared that Seattle's Alonso got a final touch on the shot.
Seattle managed to pull one back in the 72nd minute. The play started with Seattle FW Kenny Cooper who worked his way past RSL DF Tony Beltran on the left wing. The forward played a pass back into the center of the box that RSL was unable to clear, ending up at the feet of Seattle FW Clint Dempsey. The U.S. Captain shot on frame but Rimando came off his line with a fantastic kick save, popping the ball up which fell to Seattle substitute Andy Rose, who headed a shot that went off the right post. Sounders FW Chad Barrett was there to clean up the rebound and easily knocked it in to cut the deficit in half.
Dempsey almost tied things up in the 78th minute. The forward worked his way round the top of the box and sent a left-footed rocket to the left post that missed just wide. Seattle's Barrett almost made it two on the night, striking a left-footed half-volley to the far post that had Rimando beat, but missed just inches wide.
The Claret-and-Cobalt was able to weather the final few nervy minutes and finish the match 2-1 to extend its unbeaten run to six games in MLS play.
The Claret-and-Cobalt will return to action on Friday, when it heads to Texas to take on FC Dallas at 7:00 p.m. MT at Toyota Stadium. The match will be broadcast live on NBC Sports Network, ESPN 700 AM and 102.3 La Gran D FM.
Real Salt Lake Match Notes – RSL 2–1 SEA
- Saturday's attendance of 20,483 marked Real Salt Lake's 11th sell-out of in MLS play this year, and 10th straight (if including RSL's international friendly v. Tijuana). Today's sell-out marks the club's 41st sell-out across all competitions since Rio Tinto Stadium's 2008 opening.
- Today's matchup between RSL and Seattle Sounders FC was the second regular season meeting between the two sides this year. RSL is now 1-1-0 against Seattle this season, losing the previous meeting 4-0 on May 31 at CenturyLink Field.
- Real Salt Lake continued its unbeaten run in MLS play, improving it to six games. The Claret-and-Cobalt has rebounded from its mid-summer slump, going 4-0-2 in its last six matches. RSL's last loss came on July 12, a 1-0 defeat at LA Galaxy.
- Real Salt Lake FW Joao Plata opened up the scoring today, notching his 11th goal of the year in the 53rd minute. RSL MF Luke Mulholland earned the assist for his fifth helper of the year.
- RSL's Luis Gil was in the starting XI today in place of veteran MF Javier Morales. The young U.S. international played at the top of the diamond in the Claret-and-Cobalt's favored 4-1-2-1-2 formation. Gil last played atop the diamond in MLS play in week two, recording an assist in RSL's 3-3 draw at San Jose Earthquakes. Gil also scored from the CAM position on June 4 in RSL's 1-1 draw at Columbus Crew, with RSL in a 4-2-3-1 setup. In 2013, the Claret-and-Cobalt went 4-3-2 when Gil filled in for Morales at the top of the diamond, and is now 17-8-4 all-time.
- Real Salt Lake improved its all-time record to 6-4-4 against Seattle. Real Salt Lake has been successful at home v. the Sounders, now posting a 4-1-2 record in the Beehive state, and outscoring the Pacific Northwest side 10-6 at home.
- Real Salt Lake now posts a 7-1-5 record at home in 2014. RSL claims an 83-17-28 mark in its last 128 home games dating back to the beginning of 2008, the first full season under GM Garth Lagerwey.
- Despite their World Cup departure, Rimando and Beckerman rank first and second, respectively, amongst active MLS players in all-time regular season minutes played (Rimando: 32,733; Beckerman: 28,176), games played (NR: 362; KB: 343) and games started (NR: 362; KB: 314).
Goals by Period 1 2 F
Real Salt Lake 0 2 2
Seattle Sounders FC 0 1 1
Scoring Summary:
RSL – Joao Plata (Luke Mulholland) – 11'
RSL - Luke Mulholland (Luis Gil, Joao Plata) – 57'
SEA – Chad Barrett – 72'
Misconduct Summary:
RSL – Olmes Garcia (Yellow; Foul) – 14'
SEA – Zach Scott (Yellow; Foul) – 15'
SEA – DeAndre Yedlin (Yellow; Dissent) – 60'
Real Salt Lake (4-1-2-1-2): Nick Rimando;, Tony Beltran, Chris Schuler, Nat Borchers, Chris Wingert (Carlos Salcedo, 89'); Kyle Beckerman (C), Luke Mulholland, Ned Grabavoy, Luis Gil; Olmes Garcia (Robbie Findley, 60'), Joao Plata (Cole Grossman, 80')
Substitutes not used: Jeff Attinella; Abdoulie Mansally; Sebastian Velasquez, Devon Sandoval, Robbie Sandoval
Seattle Sounders FC (4-4-2): Stefan Frei; DeAndre Yedlin, Zach Scott, Leo Gonzalez (Aaron Kovar, 88'), Chad Marshall; Brad Evans (Andy Rose, 45'), Osvaldo Alonso, Gonzalo Pineda, Lama Neagle (Chad Barrett, 62'); Clint Dempsey, Kenny Cooper
Substitutes not used: Marcus Hahnemann; Jalil Anibaba, Micahel Azira, Djimi Traore
Referee: Silviu Petrescu
Assistant Referees: Jeff Hosking, Mike Kampmeinert
4th Official: David Gantar
Attendance: 20,483
Weather: Clear and 86 degrees


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How to Diagnose Allergic Rhinitis
The presence of allergic rhinitis isn't hard to determine — the clinical symptoms are pretty self-explanatory. However, knowing what the triggers of those symptoms are, which you can determine by various testing methods, may be important. Here are a few common tests that your care provider can administer:
Skin testing: For this test, your doctor places an extract of a common allergen on your skin and then scratches or pricks under the skin with a needle, exposing the skin mast cells to the allergen, and a wheal-and-flare reaction occurs.
The central area becomes infiltrated with cells and fluid, causing swelling, and the surrounding area becomes red from vasodilation. The size of the wheal roughly correlates with your sensitivity to the allergen.Credit: ©iStockphoto.com/John Phillip Young 2006
In vitro testing, such as RAST: RAST testing uses a blood sample to look for the amount of specific IgEs floating in the bloodstream. With this test, you're able to look for multiple allergens with one blood sample.
Total IgE: Total IgE can be drawn as a blood test as well. The total IgE is higher in people who have allergic rhinitis, but this number doesn't really tell you much. Your total IgE can't tell you what you're specifically sensitive to or how much of a problem it is, so the test isn't very helpful.
Blood eosinophil count: Blood eosinophil count is a measurement routinely done during a CBC (complete blood count). It's elevated in people who have allergic rhinitis, especially during the time of year they have the most symptoms, but again, it isn't specific. Sometimes, it can help determine whether rhinitis symptoms are from allergies or something else (such as infectious causes), but otherwise, it isn't of much value.
ELISA/act testing: ELISA/act testing looks for activated lymphocytes in the bloodstream. This testing looks for delayed sensitivity rather than just the immediate sensitivity markers found in RAST testing. Although it's somewhat controversial and often not used in conventional medical offices, ELISA/act testing can be helpful in determining causes of immune response when they aren't obvious.
Testing isn't completely without incident. Rarely, people develop a severe reaction to skin testing. Some practitioners prefer introducing the allergen deeper into the dermis. Although this technique is more sensitive than prick testing, it should be done only by trained specialists.
It also can have high false positive and false negative results, meaning it can look like you're sensitive when you're not, or it can miss things you really are sensitive to. This is also an issue with RAST testing.

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Visa information for for South Africa nationals travelling to Armenia on business
The following documents are required for a business visa for South Africa nationals travelling to Armenia.
All applications must be accompanied by an RLP Order Form.
Visa requirements
- Valid passport
- UK business letter
- Official invitation
- 2 passport photos
- UK visa permit
- Application form (download)
Additional information
- Processing can take up to 5 working days.
Embassy details
25a Cheniston Gardens
Phone: (+37460) 620516
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Baseball Hipster Heaven: The Arizona Fall League
By: Noah Frank
There is a great joke about hipsters that a friend of mine told me several years ago, back when I lived in the Bay Area.
First, the setup: "How many hipsters does it take to screw in a light bulb?"
The answer? "Some obscure number, you've probably never heard of it."
After the punch line, the follow-up: "If you like that joke, I've got a copy of it on vinyl."
The joke is funny because it plays on hipsters' disregard of, and disgust for, all things mainstream, their self-righteous contempt clutched to as a badge of honor to leverage themselves above the masses as connoisseurs of culture. In the last few seasons, the Arizona Fall League has taken on a life of its own, becoming the underground lounge full of up-and-coming prospects, the den where baseball hipsters, like Keith Law, sit and scout, then take to Twitter to tell the American masses about the players they will be worshiping in a few years.
The parallel between the music hipsters and the baseball hipsters didn't fully hit me until I saw a tweet from Law pop up in the middle of a playoff game, only to be bewildered to find that it had nothing to do with this game, but rather some prospect in the AFL game he was attending that day. This is not to make any judgments of right or wrong, just to point out that clearly, at this moment, a hipster culture had been created in baseball; one in which the possible, projected future was more important than the actual, present postseason.
Needless to say, with this newfound emphasis being put on the yearly exhibition of prospects, the public's desire for more information has grown accordingly. A strong performance in the AFL doesn't win you a World Series, but it might put you on the cover of Baseball America, and motivate your team's fan base to clamor for you to replace an underperforming veteran. Here at Yard Work, we wrote a couple of pieces last year showcasing the various Giants prospects coming up the ranks who we might see in Fresno, including the likes of Brandon Belt and Conor Gillaspie. We also had several offseason conversations with Jonathan Mayo— the MLB.com writer assigned to cover the minor leagues and the draft— to gain a better perspective on these prospects and on how well we could project their stellar performances in the Fall League towards future success.
This year I found, to my delight, that 2010 Grizzlies hitting coach Ken Joyce was serving as the hitting coach for the Scottsdale Scorpions, the AFL squad for which the Giants prospects play. Recent top draft picks Gary Brown and Joe Panik are joined by the likes of 2011 Grizzly and Giant Brandon Crawford on that Scottsdale squad. And because of the collective structure of the AFL, in which each team is comprised of prospects from five different organizations, they all wear the same uniform as uber prospects Bryce Harper (Nationals) and Mike Trout (Angels). I caught up with Joyce the other day to get his thoughts on all of the above.
Yard Work: Brandon Crawford is an interesting case as a guy with Major League time playing in the AFL. Is this the first time he's played for you, and what have you been working on so far?
Ken Joyce: I've actually seen him before, since I had him in the instructional league last year. The biggest thing is we've simplified everything. A couple years ago in Double-A he was swinging the bat very well, but he got a little too technical, was trying to do too much. So we just focused on getting him in a good rhythm. He has been on fire, swinging very well against both righties and lefties. Plus, he's kind of taken on a leadership role for these younger guys.
YW: You also are getting an up close look at Joe Panik and Gary Brown. What are your first impressions of them?
KJ: I'm very impressed with Panik. He's a very mature young man, a little ahead of his time. Just talking to some people in the [Giants] organization, he reminds a lot of people of [Buster] Posey in his demeanor. Now it's just a matter of adjusting to each level as he moves along. The fact that he's [in the AFL] shows that they think very highly of him. He hit his first home run for us today. Overall his performance hasn't shown up in the numbers, but he's exhausted. He's been going pretty much for a full year straight, so it's probably the most baseball he's ever played in his life.
As for Gary Brown, I saw him a bit in Spring Training, but this is my first time really working with him. I think he's fatigued a bit, too, it's been a long year. The key for him is not getting caught up in the results. Two years ago Posey hit about .220 in this league and was in the Majors the next year. In my opinion, that is actually good for you— we'd rather have you fail here than in the big leagues. Browny's got a very good attitude about it, he's just been pressing a little bit mentally. But defensively, he's as good as anybody here.
YW: What have you seen out of Bryce Harper and Mike Trout, arguably the top two prospects in the game?
KJ: They are both very talented individuals, I mean their raw talent is off the charts. I think they're dealing with some of the same issues as Browny, that it's just been a long year for them. They've been better lately, though.
YW: Does it take some of the pressure off of the Giants prospects to know that guys like Harper and Trout are more in the spotlight?
KJ: It takes a little bit of pressure off our guys, but at the same time, it means more people are coming to see them play every day.
YW: Have any other guys stood out to you that maybe the general baseball public is unaware of at this point? Is there anyone to keep an eye on the next couple of years?
KJ: I've been real impressed with two of our catchers. Derek Norris (Nationals) has been swinging the bat real well. We saw him in Harrisburg this year where he put up some power numbers in Double-A, but the average was low. He's made some good adjustments since then. Dan Butler (Red Sox) has also been impressive.
YW: Any other Giants prospects to look out for?
KJ: The pitchers have done a good job, Austin Fleet especially. He's got two wins, and has given up only one run so far. Stephen Harrold has closed out a couple games for us, too. The young kids have very good arms and have done a nice job, even getting themselves out of pressure situations.
YW: Do you have other impressions from the AFL to share with the folks back at home?
KJ: It's just a great opportunity for these guys to develop. After all, if you can't play in front of the rovers, the farm directors, the general managers, how are you going to play in front of 40-50,000 people? As for me, I'm loving it down here. It's been good times, working with a good staff. It's been good to see the rovers that we see throughout the year come through.
Legends Of The Fall
By: Noah Frank
The Arizona Fall League will wrap up this Saturday, as the Scottsdale Scorpions take on the Peoria Javelinas for the league title at 12pm PST on MLB Network. Most of the national media attention paid to the Scorpions when the roster was announced was to the Washington Nationals' uber-prospect, Bryce Harper. Now, if you know anything about the Giants prospects participating in the AFL, you may be asking yourself "Isn't Scottsdale the Giants' team?" The answer to that is simple: Yes, and no.
See, this is how the AFL works. The prospects from the 30 Major League teams are divided up into six, five-team squads. The Giants are grouped with the Colorado Rockies, Baltimore Orioles, Arizona Diamondbacks and, as mentioned before, the Nationals. San Francisco has a total of seven prospects on the roster, none of them with the same kind of branding as baseball's answer to LeBron James. But while Harper has certainly helped, living up to the hype so far (in a very small sample size), it has been the trio of Giants hitters that have keyed Scottsdale's run to the championship game.
Past features of our Prospect Watch series Charlie Culberson and Brandon Belt share the league lead in doubles (11) and triples (5), respectively, earning them some national attention. Meanwhile, Conor Gillaspie has had his best showing as a professional to date, batting over .300 while sharing the league lead in home runs (5). Belt's line, though, has been the most eye-catching so far at .372/.427/.616 (AVG, OBP, SLG), as he tries to put a cherry on top of his magnificent 2010 campaign with another championship.
The Giants have stocked the team with a few arms as well, lending 2009 Grizzly Dan Runzler and 2010 Grizzly Joe Paterson as well as lower level prospects Jason Stoffel and Ryan Verdugo (interestingly, all but Stoffel are southpaws). This is just the beginning of a whole new campaign for Runzler who, after making the Majors in '09, was injured this season and may now being groomed for a move into the starting rotation. With the starting five in San Francisco as stable as any in the Majors, it would not be a surprise to see Runzler begin 2011 back in Fresno as he adjusts to his new role. Paterson is likely to return as well, and Grizzlies fans may get a look at Verdugo, who struck out 94 batters in just 62.2 innings while going 8-1 with a 1.87 ERA this season between Augusta and San Jose.
While the AFL is a great way for Giants fans to get a sneak preview of the players that will end up in San Francisco in a couple years, it's an even better way to see those who will be in Fresno next year. So check out the game on MLB Network at noon on Saturday. It's your last chance to see some of this top talent until Grizzlies Opening Day on Thursday, April 7th, 2011.
(Photo of Brandon Belt courtesy of Joe Pun/AZGiants.com)


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Evolution Hoax
O mankind! You are the poor ones in need of Allah, where as Allah is the Rich Beyond Need , the Praiseworthy. (Surah Fatir, 35:15)
Throughout history, insolent and arrogant people have displayed one common characteristic: their power and wealth. These people grew arrogant toward Allah, due to the blessings He granted to them, and turned their faces away from Him. Forgetting that Allah is the real owner of everything, they attempted to claim ownership over what He granted them out of His great kindness. They grew rebellious, directed pressure and violence against believers, and met His Messengers with great hostility. Ultimately, Allah seized them with an unbearable torment. For example, He caused some of them to be swallowed up by an earthquake and showed others that He is Rich Beyond Need. In one verse, Allah relates the situation of such nations, as follows:
That is because their Messengers brought them the Clear Signs, but they said: "Are human beings going to guide us?" So they were unbelievers and turned away. But Allah is completely independent of them. Allah is Rich Beyond Need, Praiseworthy. (Surat at-Taghabun, 64:6)
These arrogant and unbelieving people fail to remember or grasp that only Allah, the sole Owner, actually owns all that exists. Allah informs us of this fact, as follows:
Whatever is in the heavens and in the earth belongs to Allah. We have instructed those given the Book before you, and you yourselves, to have fear [and awareness] of Allah. But if you are unbelievers, what is in the heavens and in the earth belongs to Allah. Allah is Rich Beyond Need, Praiseworthy. (Surat an-Nisa', 4:131)
The Qur'an informs us that these people, because they were well-off, had grown arrogant and thus had turned away from worshipping Allah and adhering to His Messengers. Prophet Musa (as) responded to them in the following manner:
Musa said: "If you were to be ungrateful, you and everyone on Earth, Allah is Rich Beyond Need, Praiseworthy." (Surah Ibrahim, 14:8)
As Allah informs us in many other verses, He is the real Owner of power and wealth. He is Rich Beyond Need of any being, but everything and everyone is in need of Him, as the Qur'an reveals below:
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Have they not traveled in the land and seen the final fate of those before them? They were far greater than them in strength. Allah cannot be withstood in any way, either in the heavens or on Earth. He is All-Knowing, All-Powerful. (Surah Fatir, 35:44)


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Cedar Valley College
Safety and technical training skills for field operations personnel.
Lehigh Hanson is one of the largest construction materials companies in North America, producing cement, aggregates, ready mixed concrete and more at hundreds of sites in the United States and Canada. The company is part of the HeidelbergCement Group, the global market leader in aggregates and a prominent player in the fields of cement, concrete and other downstream activities.
Lehigh Hanson partnered with Cedar Valley to provide safety and technical training for field operations personnel in English and Spanish.
Funding was provided by a Texas Workforce Commission Skills Development Fund grant with an emphasis in construction, given the company's product line.
Course titles in welding, medic first aid, hydraulics and pneumatics troubleshooting, mechanical maintenance troubleshooting, rough terrain forklift, Aerial Man Lift, CPR, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10 and 30 compliance were provided over a 13-month period.
A statewide manufacturing environment presents many opportunities and many constraints around matters such as shift work, class schedules, participant numbers and regional partnerships. Cedar Valley and Lehigh Hanson worked together closely to create training options designed to blend with operating demands while meeting training requirements under the grant.
The magnitude of offering training to all state of Texas employees in a manufacturing setting requires "out-of-the-box" thinking, asking lots of questions and being open to possibilities. A continuous process of sharing information, then asking questions, helped grow partnerships and find ways to utilize grant dollars without impacting operations and ensured grant dollars were allocated as defined.
Creating and then growing relationships required continuous improvements in communications, data gathering processes and general organization. All parties — field management, administrative and operations personnel, strategic partners, Cedar Valley's grant administrator and course participants —were critical to the success of the grant partnership overall. Efforts from these groups created successful training, a sense of accomplishment and a model for future endeavors.
Lehigh Hanson is proud to have been awarded a Texas Workforce Skill Development grant for our employees in the state of Texas. The partnership formed with Cedar Valley College has been invaluable. Their knowledge of grant processes, regional partners and their ability to identify highly qualified instructors is a key component to the success of a project of this size.
Cedar Valley College
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John Ball went to Nashaway Plantation, later called Lancaster, Massachusetts. He was one of three men sent to occupy the land. He was a tailor, and his first wife, Elizabeth Pierce, went insane about 1660. The court gave guardianship of three children to her parents, and gave his in-laws guardianship of his wife. She died and he remarried to Elizabeth Fox. They removed to Lancaster where in 1675 he, his wife, and infant son Joseph were slain during an Indian massacre and two other children (Esther and Abigail) were taken captive. The surviving children were probably living with his Pierce in-laws in Watertown.
His son, also called John Ball, administered to his father's estate after the massacre. He was a weaver, and learned his trade from his grandfather Peirce.
Some sources for researching the descendants of John Ball include the History of Watertown by Henry Boston, 1860, Stone-Gregg Genealogy by Alicia Crane Williams, 1987, and Divided We Stand: Watertown, Massachusetts 1630 – 1680, by Roger Thompson, 2001, pages 1008 – 109. There is a book The Descendants of John Ball, Watertown, Massachusetts, by Frank Densmore Warren and Mrs. George H. Ball, 1932 available to read online at Archive.org. There is a fairly accurate family tree at the website www.newenglandballproject.com
One famous descendant of John Ball is the actress Lucille Ball (1911 – 1989).
My Ball family lineage:
Generation 1. John Ball, born 1620, died on 10 September 1675 at Lancaster, Massachusetts; married Elizabeth Pierce, daughter of John Pierce and Elizabeth Hart, who died about 3 October 1665 in Lancaster. Five children, including Mary Ball who was the second wife of my 7x great grandfather William Munroe. John Ball married second on 3 August 1665 to Elizabeth Fox and had three more children.
Generation 2. John Ball, son of John Ball and Elizabeth Pierce, born 1644 in Watertown, Massachusetts, died 8 May 1722; married on 17 August 1665 to Sarah Bullard, daughter of George Bullard and Beatrice Hall. Nine children.
Generation 3. Daniel Ball, born 2 August 1683 in Watertown, died 9 March 1718 in Watertown, married on 10 November 1708 to Mary Earl, daughter of John Earl and Mary Lawrence, born 9 January 1690 in Watertown. Two children.
Generation 4. Mary Ball, born 27 December 1709 in Watertown, married on 4 May 1726 in Watertown to Joseph Mixer, son of Joseph Mixer and Anna Jones, born 14 December 1705 in Watertown. Eight children.
Generation 5. Lucy Mixer m. Andrew Munroe
Generation 6. Andrew Munroe m. Ruth Simonds
Generation 7. Luther Simonds Munroe m. Olive Flint
Generation 8. Phebe Cross Munroe m. Robert Wilson Wilkinson
Generation 9. Albert Munroe Wilkinson m. Isabella Lyons Bill
Generation 10. Donald Munroe Wilkinson m. Bertha Louise Roberts (my grandparents)
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This month's Cato Unbound features Robert Wright, who offers us an excerpt from his new book, The Evolution of God. He looks at the possibility of religious tolerance from a game theoretic and evolutionary psychology perspective: Is there a fundamental "clash of civilizations" between Islam and the West? Or just a communication failure? Wright argues that we can work toward understanding by realizing the limits and biases of human moral reasoning:
You might not guess it to read the headlines, but by and large the relationship between "the West" and "the Muslim World" is non-zero-sum. To be sure, the relationship between some Muslims and the West is zero-sum. Terrorist leaders have aims that are at odds with the welfare of Westerners. The West's goal is to hurt their cause, to deprive them of new recruits and of political support. But if we take a broader view—look not at terrorists and their supporters but at Muslims in general, look not at radical Islam but at Islam—the "Muslim world" and the "West" are playing a non-zero-sum game; their fortunes are positively correlated. And the reason is that what's good for Muslims broadly is bad for radical Muslims. If Muslims get less happy with their place in the world, more resentful of their treatment by the West, support for radical Islam will grow, so things will get worse for the West. If, on the other hand, more and more Muslims feel respected by the West and feel they benefit from involvement with it, that will cut support for radical Islam, and Westerners will be more secure from terrorism.
This isn't an especially arcane piece of logic. The basic idea is that terrorist leaders are the enemy and they thrive on the discontent of Muslims—and if what makes your enemy happy is the discontent of Muslims broadly, then you should favor their contentment. Obviously. Indeed this view has become conventional wisdom: if the West can win the "hearts and minds" of Muslims, it will have "drained the swamp" in which terrorists thrive. In that sense, there is widespread recognition in the West of the non-zero-sum dynamic.
But this recognition hasn't always led to sympathetic overtures from Westerners toward Muslims. The influential evangelist Franklin Graham declared that Muslims don't worship the same god as Christians and Jews and that Islam is a "very evil and wicked religion." That's no way to treat people you're in a non-zero-sum relationship with! And Graham is not alone. Lots of evangelical Christians and other Westerners view Muslims with suspicion, and view relations between the West and the Muslim world as a "clash of civilizations." And many Muslims view the West in similarly win-lose terms.
So what's going on here? Where's the part of human nature that was on display in ancient times—the part that senses whether you're in the same boat as another group of people and, if you are, fosters sympathy for or at least tolerance of them?
It's in there somewhere, but it's misfiring. And one big reason is that our mental equipment for dealing with game-theoretical dynamics was designed for a hunter-gatherer environment, not for the modern world. That's why dealing with current events wisely requires strenuous mental effort—effort that ultimately, as it happens, could bring moral progress.


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Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and welcome October back into your life. October's the best, isn't it? Football, 50-degree weather, foliage. Why can't you be more like good ol' Octy, February?! LET'S GO!
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE – 11:35PM Saturday (NBC) "Breaking Bad" star Brian Cranston, who has quite an extensive comedy background thanks to his days at "Seinfeld" and "Malcolm In The Middle," is your host. And your musical guest? Why, it's the one and only Kanye West. I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S KANYE I'M TYPIN SO HARD ON MY MACBOOK AIR NOW DAMN! If the SNL writers do not plan to interrupt one of his performances in a gesture to the Taylor Swift incident, they will have failed you. ANTICIPATION: TOUCH THE SKY!
SMALLVILLE – 8:00PM Tonight (CW) I can't believe this show is still on the air. It's stunning. Do you know anyone who watches it? I don't. There must be an audience out there for it that is completely divorced from the rest of the nation. Like some sort of leper colony of "Smallville" viewers that keeps Tom Welling employed from week to week. What kind of storylines do they have now? Shouldn't Superman be dead of old age or something at this point? I almost want to tune in, because I'd be the latest Smallville bandwagon jumper in history. Tonight, Cat Grant comes into replace Lois at the Daily Planet. This is unlike real life, in which a newspaper reporter's position would be replaced with thin air. ANTICIPATION: FLYING AND STUFF!
THE MOST TERRIFYING PLACES IN AMERICA, VOLUME 4 – 8:00PM Tonight (Travel Channel) Would you believe me if I told you every place featured tonight is in Ohio? Of course you would. ANTICIPATION: OHIO!
THE NEXT IRON CHEF – 9:00PM Sunday (Food Network) It's the season premiere of this cooking competition, and the contestants must make a sandwich (daunting!), and then must create a meal using the one ingredient they'd want with them if stranded on a desert island. You regular folks can have your water, or your beef, or your bananas. Me? I'll be damned if I have to go one day without my prized white truffle oil! It makes banana leaves taste like ECSTASY. ANTICIPATION: FLAMING!
DEXTER – 9:00PM Sunday (Showtime) I forgot to address the season premiere last week, so time to rectify that. "Dexter" is one of those shows I don't watch because I'm too cheap for pay cable and because my wife won't ever watch a show about serial killing. But one day, when I am old and retired and have nothing to do, I will totally catch up. ANTICIPATION: BLOOD!


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I've been working with my colleagues on the Apps for Climate competition. We've been puzzling over the intersection of climate and technology and what sorts of new ideas we'll get from this exercise. What about "little green nudges?" Is there an App for that?
"Nudges" are subtle messages that have been used to change behavior. George Webster's recent article on CNN's website notes that, "whether we're conscious of them or not, nudges -- of a sort -- are all around us. From the rumble strip along motorways -- gently encouraging motorists to remain in the correct lane -- to rows of brightly colored candy wrappers, less subtly inviting us to pick them up and place them in our shopping cart…" And what's more, they work and have the potential to be harnessed for the greater good.


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The Radio Dept. have amassed as large a mutual admiration society of press and recording contemporaries as you'll find anywhere this past decade. While it would be unfair to dwell on the fact they've never really matched the gushing levels of praise in terms of record sales, their influence and legacy lives on through the likes of Cut Copy, M83 and to a lesser extent Emeralds, all of whom owe a small depth of gratitude to The Radio Dept.'s incendiary concoction of mesmeric shoegaze and ambient electronica.
Cited by many as chief protagonists of the ridiculously titled 'nu gaze' revival, it would probably be more accurate to recognise The Radio Dept. as one of the most progressive European guitar orientated outfits to emerge this past decade. While the lineage of their earliest recordings can be traced back to an era where Ride, My Bloody Valentine and the Cocteau Twins ruled the airwaves, their bold decision to incorporate synthesized and often dancefloor initiated sounds within their textured reverb-laden palette has set them aside from virtually all that followed in their wake.
Despite only releasing three albums over their ten-year career, each one has stood out as a carefully considered, boldly orchestrated masterpiece in its own right. Whether that be the more youthful strains of 2003's Lesser Matters, or the lavish, mature electronic trajectory that binds last year's Clinging To A Scheme, The Radio Dept. have developed an instantly recognisable style all of their own.
Passive Aggressive compiles a selection of singles and EP tracks across two CDs, from their initial forays in the studio back in 2002 to the present day. Totalling a mammoth 28 songs in all, Passive Aggressive boasts a meticulously high standard of quality from start to finish that doesn't just highlight what an essential outfit The Radio Dept. are, but illustrates the benchmark any artists past, present or future must surely aspire to when making this sort of music.
Listening back to early singles 'Why Won't You Talk About It?' and 'Where Damage Isn't Already Done' - and in particular respective b-sides 'Liebling' and 'We Would Fall Against The Tide' - in comparison to more recent offerings 'Never Follow Suit' and 'The New Improved Hypocrisy' The Radio Dept.'s development can be traced along the way like stages of an Open University degree course. The former's exuberant surge of reverb and feedback gradually evolving into a more hypnotic miasma of looped melodies and driving beats on the latter, like a more refined Neu! for the post-millennial generation.
As comparable to New Order or Saint Etienne as the more ethereal shoegaze bands of the early Nineties - 'This Past Week' and the delectable Go-Betweens re-interpretation 'Bachelor Kisses' immediately spring to mind - there's something quite organic about their effortless transformation between noise-infused guitar band and genial synthetic pop commentators.
Undeniably special in every conceivable way, The Radio Dept. should be a household name, and would be in that longed for a parallel universe where commercial success was measured only in terms of creative excellence. We could go on about how great this compilation really is until the cows come home, the Thurston Moore sampling 'Heaven's On Fire' possibly explaining why such documents as Passive Aggressive are essentially vital in rock and roll's present transitional phase.
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Ayer buffs up his game in the World War flick with a tank called Fury and ravages everything that reads German through it. As it tramples dead soldiers, and battles fierce tanks like Tiger, glimpses from top-notch games like Call of Duty and Company of Heroes come gushing in. The score oozes out brilliance and works like a charm in the background, and uplifts everything that read blood.
Ayer gave a great deal of attention to the flick's presentation. He eases into the beginning with a war planet, a Kraut and a white horse and fades away with the crossroads that Fury never left. He puts in a novice behind the wheel for us to watch the sadistic world around him through a typist eyes. One of the great bits from the flick is the conversation that disrupts the peace in the German's house showing true colours of what savage is, through Bernthal's exceptional acting. The strategy Wardaddy forces on and the teamwork that Fury bears, reflect the war reality with pizazz.
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It has always been a good rivalry between Santa Clara and Notre Dame and tonight was a really good game. I have to give a lot of credit to the players. They really came together tonight. Before the game, they told each other in order to have a great year, they are going to have to be tough and they played tough tonight. I'm really proud of them.
On the Broncos' backline:
The backline we have this year, is not what we expected it would be. Katherine Reynolds, Anessa Patton, Chioma Igwe and Lindsey Johnson are all playing new positions and they have really worked as a unified defensive unit to play against a very talented Notre Dame front line. To limit the star-studded front line that includes the 2006 National Player of the Year to just one goal is amazing.
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Brittany has amazing leadership. She knows how to make smart decisions, like the chip shot she made that was just low enough to find the back of the net. She has great composure and knows when and how to do the right thing and the right moment.
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To all my AZ friends/family:
Thanks so much for your and likes and hope and encouraging words via FB these past 4 1/2 years. You helped me survive some of the loneliest days and hardest nights I've endured yet by keeping our connections alive across 2000 miles.
My 55th birthday is June 13, 2019, and I plan to celebrate it in PHX (details to be announced). I'm leaving Michigan (god willing) by May 25 - and should land in an undisclosed location in the Deep Southwest soon after.
Here's my PAYPAL link for anyone who wants to shoot me $10 bucks or throw a big impromptu anarchist talent show and pass a hat or something to help me make it home. Once I land I'll be back to work on my art again, and will send a homemade gift to everyone I can...
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Retiring Arizona Prison Watch...
This site was originally started in July 2009 as an independent endeavor to monitor conditions in Arizona's criminal justice system, as well as offer some critical analysis of the prison industrial complex from a prison abolitionist/anarchist's perspective. It was begun in the aftermath of the death of Marcia Powell, a 48 year old AZ state prisoner who was left in an outdoor cage in the desert sun for over four hours while on a 10-minute suicide watch. That was at ASPC-Perryville, in Goodyear, AZ, in May 2009.
Marcia, a seriously mentally ill woman with a meth habit sentenced to the minimum mandatory 27 months in prison for prostitution was already deemed by society as disposable. She was therefore easily ignored by numerous prison officers as she pleaded for water and relief from the sun for four hours. She was ultimately found collapsed in her own feces, with second degree burns on her body, her organs failing, and her body exceeding the 108 degrees the thermometer would record. 16 officers and staff were disciplined for her death, but no one was ever prosecuted for her homicide. Her story is here.
Marcia's death and this blog compelled me to work for the next 5 1/2 years to document and challenge the prison industrial complex in AZ, most specifically as manifested in the Arizona Department of Corrections. I corresponded with over 1,000 prisoners in that time, as well as many of their loved ones, offering all what resources I could find for fighting the AZ DOC themselves - most regarding their health or matters of personal safety.
I also began to work with the survivors of prison violence, as I often heard from the loved ones of the dead, and learned their stories. During that time I memorialized the Ghosts of Jan Brewer - state prisoners under her regime who were lost to neglect, suicide or violence - across the city's sidewalks in large chalk murals. Some of that art is here.
In November 2014 I left Phoenix abruptly to care for my family. By early 2015 I was no longer keeping up this blog site, save occasional posts about a young prisoner in solitary confinement in Arpaio's jail, Jessie B.
I'm deeply grateful to the prisoners who educated, confided in, and encouraged me throughout the years I did this work. My life has been made all the more rich and meaningful by their engagement.
I've linked to some posts about advocating for state prisoner health and safety to the right, as well as other resources for families and friends. If you are in need of additional assistance fighting the prison industrial complex in Arizona - or if you care to offer some aid to the cause - please contact the Phoenix Anarchist Black Cross at PO Box 7241 / Tempe, AZ 85281. firstname.lastname@example.com
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In mid- to late-February, the office of Contextual Learning will be hosting an Open House to welcome Tim Coltvet and the MA community to the third floor! We'll have drinks, nibbles, and good cheer on a cold day. No RSVP required. More details are forthcoming. We hope to see you there!
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Methodist House of Studies
From Academic Dean Craig Koester: We are pleased to tell you about an initiative that will help Luther Seminary build a stronger ecumenical focus and attract increasingly diverse students. It is called the Methodist House of Studies. This name refers to a supportive community, not a physical structure, that encourages students as they are equipped for Methodist ministry at Luther Seminary.
We currently have nearly 30 Methodists students and two United Methodist Church (UMC) faculty members. Thanks to the leadership of Andy and Alan, some of these students are already informally meeting. Our goal is to formalize this community and hopefully attract more Methodist students.
As Methodist students work on their theological degrees at Luther Seminary, the House of Studies will give them the opportunity to:
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Dismantling Racism: Living Into Beloved Community
Friday, February 14th at 7:00pm: Rev. Dr. Wil Gafney Lecture in the Luther Seminary Chapel. Dr. Gafney is a prophetic preacher and Bible scholar at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. The title of her lecture is "Reading the Bible with Absalom Jones's Daughters." Reception at 6:30pm.
Friday, February 21st at 1:00pm: "The Forgotten, A Look at the Lives of Young Black Men" at Luther Seminary.Founded by Nekima Levy-Pounds, Esq. and located in Saint Paul, MN, Brotherhood, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that works to break the devastating cycles of poverty, unemployment, and incarceration facing young African American men ages 16-24. In this theatrical production, participants of the Brotherhood, Inc program provide a unique window into their lives as they strive to overcome adversity and rise above the infrastructures that impact their lives. The event will take place in the OCC Chapel of the Incarnation. Free and open to the public.
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Muslim/Christian Dialogue at Trinity Lutheran Congregation
Trinity Lutheran Congregation has continued to hold informal dialogues between Muslims and Christians, and the next one is set for Thursday, February 13th at 7:00 pm.
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Women's Health Mag forced to apologise after semi naked painted models sports award stunt
An insult to Cathy Freeman and other sportswomen
Collective Shout posted the piece below on the fiasco that was this years 'I support women in sport' awards hosted by Women's Health Magazine.
Woman's Health Magazine editor Felicity Harley had said in response to the furore: "It is disappointing that this has become the focus rather than the phenomenal sporting talents of our Australian female athletes."
And why do you think that was Felicity? It's you and Women's Health who caused this to be the case by sending spectacularly conflicting messages about what you valued in women. If it's 'phenomenal sporting talent' you're interested in, why pay four topless women to turn up? Were we supposed to overlook these almost-naked painted models parading at a signature event supposedly celebrating the sporting achievements of female athletes?
Since then, as the social media condemnation grew and Danielle Warby, a board director of the Australian Women Sport and Recreation Association, ramped things up with this piece, Women's Health was forced into an apology.
The fact that at least one man admitted on Women's Health Facebook page to getting off on the images shows how wrong they got it.
Initial reports left out the image of the model representing Cathy Freeman, painted in her designer one-piece Olympic running suit and she was not referred to. Perhaps this was to protect her dignity, I'm not sure. However, this insult to Freeman must be named. Of the four, her replica is the most recognisable.
I have some questions for Women's Health. Where did you find the models? Who was the agency? Did Women's Health make deliberate specifications regarding women's breast size, for example? Who was hired to painted their bodies (including the logos just above one of the model's nipples)? Who were the models hired to entertain exactly?
It's one thing when men do this to women (most of the time). But when women facilitate the objectification of women and do so under a banner of celebrating sporting achievement, it's even more depressing. Have sexualised representations of women, including women who have achieved greatly, become so normal and mainstream that even women editors of a popular women's health magazine didn't see a problem?
The Women's Health Australia "I support women in sport awards" was held this week to recognise the achievements of Australia's female athletes.
Women's Health editor Felicity Harley said the night was "all about giving recognition and telling the stories of Australian sportswomen, who don't get enough coverage for their efforts and talents."
A worthy goal indeed. Harley is right – sportswomen don't get enough coverage for their talents and efforts. The sexual objectification of female athletes is a long-standing problem in our culture which continues to have a negative impact on the health and well-being of women and girls and limits their participation in sport.
This makes the decision to hire topless women for the event – wearing only underpants and body paint -even more bizarre.
Female athletes and advocates for women in sport were quick to call out Women's Health Magazine for reinforcing the sexual objectification of women in sport:
Danielle Warby, a board director of the Australian Womensport and Recreation Association asked Women's Health editor Felicity Harley for an explanation. Harley responded by dodging responsibility and blaming the media.
Harley also hasn't explained why Women's Health Australia hired naked models.
Speaking to the SMH, Warby said "The sexualisation of women in sport is a massive issue,"…"These women are not athletes, they are naked and I don't know why they are there."
Here's why this is important:
Sexual objectification undermines women and girls equal participation in sport.
Focusing on an athlete's physical attributes in an overtly sexual manner can create anxiety and embarrassment for the individual. This may be compounded by a heightened body awareness already present in many female athletes. If the athlete does not feel she 'measures up' to an external judgment of her physique, her self-esteem may suffer.
A potential consequence of lowered self-esteem is compromised athletic performance. The athlete becomes distracted both on and off the arena of sport, and may be tempted into unhealthy eating habits. In younger athletes, where self-confidence may be less secure, the increased focus on the body because of sexploitation can lead to a poor body image. There is a wealth of research linking poor body image with increased risk of eating disorders or disordered eating behaviours.
(source: Jan Borrie, Shaping up to the image makers, Panorama, The Canberra Times, 27 May 2000)
A Magazine titled "Women's Health" should know better than to pull a stunt like this. Our elite female athletes – and the young aspiring athletes looking to follow their example – deserve better.
Take Action! Make your voice heard – Tweet, Facebook or email
Tweet Womens Health Magazine @womenshealthaus
Tweet Australian Government is included amoung the sponsors of the event. Contact the Minister for Health and Sport Peter Dutton. @PeterDutton_MP
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Keep Her in the Game from Women's Sports Foundation on Vimeo.
More reading on the sexual exploitation of women in sport
Our 2010 campaign re Bikini Track sprint
Cori Schumacher on Roxy and 'sex sells'
Melinda Tankard Reist on Marion Bartoli and Leisl Jones
The campaign against the Lingerie Football League in Australia


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Black holes play a central role in astrophysics and in physics more generally. Candidate black holes are nearly ubiquitous in nature. They are found in the cores of nearly all galaxies, and appear to have resided there since the earliest cosmic times. They are also found throughout the galactic disk as companions to massive stars. Though these objects are almost certainly black holes, their properties are not very well constrained. We know their masses (often with errors that are factors of a few), and we know that they are dense. In only a handful of cases do we have information about their spins. Gravitational-wave measurements will enable us to rectify this situation. Focusing largely on measurements with the planned space-based detector LISA, I will describe how gravitational-wave measurements will allow us to measure both the masses and spins of black holes with percent-level accuracy even to high redshift, allowing us to track their growth and evolution over cosmic time. I will also describe how a special class of sources will allow us to measure the multipolar structure of candidate black hole spacetimes. This will make it possible to test the no-hair theorem, and thereby to test the hypothesis that black hole candidates are in fact black holes are described by general relativity.


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The Greatest Pro Wrestlers of All Time
The greatest pro wrestlers of all-time include WrestleMania winners, WWF and WWE champions and TNA favorites. The entertainment of professional wrestling may be staged but all of these professional wrestlers are easily some of the toughest professional fighters inside of the ring or out. This list of all pro wrestlers can be ordered according to their popularity. Just vote for your favorites.
Combining Greco-Roman wrestling with boxing, freestyle wrestling and theater, professional wrestling dates back nearly a century. At first, professional wrestling was more about the actual competition rather than the script. In the early days, it was Lou Thesz who was the most-feared wrestler around. Thesz, who had no trouble going off-script to win a match and keep his title, is considered the first true wrestling superstar and an innovator of the business.
So who is the greatest pro wrestler ever? How about the best WWE wrestlers? This list will answer these questions—and your vote matters.
Thesz continued to dominate until the next era of wrestlers entered in the 1950s and 1960s. Top contenders like Bruno Sammartino and Buddy Rogers helped the sport of professional wrestling grow with their flashy and flamboyant performance styles as well as more often than not came out on top of their matches.
Moving into the 1980s and 1990s, wrestling evolved into a performance. The uniforms the wrestlers wore became flashier and the scripted aspects began to increase, as did the fan following. Some of the best wrestlers of all time came from that golden era such as Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Andre the Giant, Ric Flair and Bret Hart. With business booming, professional wrestling only continued to grow in recent years with big names like Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock using their WWE fame to launch their careers.
Professional wrestling may not be for everyone but with a long history of success and a wildly popular following, the likes of WWE and TNA are not going away anytime soon. Any one of the current wrestlers competing today could become the next greatest professional wrestler of all time but until then, we can only enjoy watching them compete to become that.
This list is more than just the 100 greatest wrestlers of all time - we've got 'em all! Add any that might be missing and be sure to vote for all your favorites! And if you're having trouble keeping up with all the wrestling jargon, check out a list of all the pro wrestling terms you need to know to sound like an expert.


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This cute church design Money Box is the perfect memento for that special occasion.
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Disassembly top
From OLPC
This is how to disassemble the top portion of an XO laptop. This is part of the Disassembly section of the Troubleshooting Guide and Repair Manual.
You might do a partial top disassembly:
- to tighten the hinge screws,
- to replace the screen or backlight,
- to inspect the touchscreen cable on an XO-4,
- to replace the bumpers, antennas, or panel plastics.
You might do a full top disassembly:
- to check or replace the clock battery,
- to attach a serial adapter for firmware or software diagnosis,
- to inspect and fully dry a motherboard after accidental immersion,
- to perform an SPI FLASH Recovery,
- to investigate a heat spreader temperature rise test failure on an XO-1.5,
- to replace or upgrade the microSD card on an XO-1.5,
- to replace or upgrade the wireless card on an XO-1.5, XO-1.75, or XO-4,
- to check for twists and breaks in the antenna cables after antenna testing,
- to release an SD card captured by the slot or a physical security device,
- to diagnose or repair components on the motherboard,
- to inspect or replace the motherboard,
Similar Guides
These other guides refer to disassembly of the laptop to reach a particular component:
- Disassembling to replace an antenna, (B4 preproduction version)
- Disassembling the display to replace the backlight
- Disassembling to replace the XO icon on the back cover
- Disassembling the bottom
Video walkthroughs
These instructions are also available in video format with English subtitles, courtesy of ILXO.
OLPC Australia maintain a set of Help Videos.
PDF walkthrough
XO 1.5 Disassembly Top (33-page PDF, 4.7MB)
XO before disassembly
As a precaution, remember to remove the battery.
Removing the front panel
Step 1
Open the laptop and flip the screen up. Rotate it a 90 degree angle as shown in the sequence below. Next, remove the screws from the bottom of the screen - there are two on each side (right/left) of the XO, so make sure to get all four.
Step 2
Open the antennas. Slide the two green panels up toward the USB ports, then lift them off to the side.
Step 3
Finally, pull off the front panel. It is tabbed, so it can simply be pulled out. Pull the bottom out (where the screws came out), and gently slide the piece downwards and out.
Note that the game pad is now free to fall out -- be careful not to lose it!
Caution: on the XO-4 touch, be careful not to rip the ribbon at the base of the front panel that connects the touch bezel to the motherboard. Pull the bottom just enough to pull out the top of the panel, fold down, and disconnect the ribbon at the bottom.
Removing the screen
Note that if the screen and motherboard aren't being changed, it is not necessary to actually disconnect the screen in order to access the motherboard. Follow step 1, then gently move the screen to perform the rest of the steps (to remove the back cover).
Step 1
To get the screen out, remove the four screws highlighted.
Step 2
Next, carefully slide the screen out, pulling the bottom out. Do not tug it or let go, as it will still be connected to the motherboard by two cables.
If you are just accessing the motherboard, and not replacing it or the display, do not unplug the display cables. Simply move the display slightly to access the back cover screws behind it. With every connect/disconnect cycle, there is a chance of damage to the display cable connectors on the motherboard. If you decide not to disconnect the screen, then after removing the back cover screws (which are behind the screen) the screen should be reattached with at least two screws in order to prevent damage to its cables or the connectors while moving the laptop.
The cable connectors have a black plastic bar holding the cable down. To unclamp the cable you have to lift that bar by tugging on the little tab away from the circuit board.
Removing the back cover / reaching the motherboard
Step 1
Replacing the back cover
Step 1
Replacing the screen
Step 1
Reattach the screen by sliding the connection cables into place and clipping them back down (it is generally easier to clip the thinner one that has a longer tether first). Reseat the screen, making sure that it sits flat and that none of the spacers are gone.
Replacing the camera
- Access the motherboard by removing the back (removing the LCD and the microphone cable from the motherboard in the process of removing the back.)
- Remove the speaker cables, the keyboard cable, and the battery cables.
- Disconnect the antenna cables to the WLAN module. (XO-1.5 and later: remove the WLAN module.)
- There are three screws holding the heat spreader down (1.5 and later have 4 screws). Remove them.
- You should now be able to lift the motherboard out, starting with the side with two USB ports.
- Remove the camera and camera mount as one unit. (Be careful not to damage the motherboard when removing the camera mount. It is adhered to the USB connector with double sided tape. Remove the camera and its mount first, then disconnect the cable. When mounting, make the electrical connection before placing the camera and mount into position.)
- When reinserting the motherboard, make sure all cables are clear and insert the side with the audio/power jacks first.
Replacing the front panel
Step 1Slide the front panel out for these hooks
Step 2
Slide the green side pieces back into place. Then, rotate the XO 90 degrees and put the remaining screws back. Don't forget that the screws go in on both sides (right/left).


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Actor Jeff Goldblum's alleged stalker Linda Ransom was arrested Saturday night in Los Angeles for violating her three-year restraining order.
Check out more celebrity legal woes
Ransom, who was ordered by a judge to stay 100 yards away from Goldblum until June 12, 2015, violated the order last night when she was spotted within 20 yards of the actor.
The 50-year-old woman was spotted by security personnel at the Ahmanson Theater where Goldblum was holding a seminar, the Los Angeles Country Sherriff's Department confirms to E! News.
Ransom was arrested and booked at East Los Angeles Sheriff's Station where she is being held in lieu of $20,000 bail.
She first met Goldblum while attending one of his acting classes 11 years ago.
Jeff's not the only one with a stalker--check out these other stars with stalkers!


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More than 100 million plastic bags were dispensed in Northern Ireland in 2015/16.
A report by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency shows that the number of bags dispensed in Northern Ireland between April 1, 2015 and March 31, 2016 totalled 101.2 million.
This was 10.6 per cent higher than the previous year.
The number of carrier bags dispensed in 2015/16 is still markedly lower than the baseline figure prior to the introduction of the levy, which was estimated at 300 million bags in 2012.
The proceeds of the levy for 2015/16 totalled £5.2 million, an increase of £0.5 million (10.8 per cent) from the previous year.


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Pirates' rally follows solid effort by Gomez
Starter goes four innings, allowing one run; Welch delivers comeback with homer
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Stefan Welch's three-run home run with two outs in the eighth inning helped the Pirates stun the Rays in a 6-4 comeback victory on Friday.
Welch, a member of Australia's World Baseball Classic team, connected off Kirby Yates on his first Grapefruit League at-bat. Welch was one of several players imported from the Pirates' Minor League camp for the game.
The rally began with Jeff Larish's two-out double off Dane de la Rosa. Lucas May drew a walk to bring up Welch.
Jared Hughes struck out two in a perfect eighth inning to earn the win, with Tim Alderson earning the save.
The Rays had previously attempted a comeback of their own. Run-scoring doubles by Luke Scott and Chris Gimenez capped a three-run go-ahead rally in the sixth. Ben Zobrist's leadoff homer touched off that scoring against left-hander Mike Zagurski.
Alex Cobb went 6 1/3 innings, allowing five hits and three runs while walking three and striking out five.
John McDonald, the newest Pirates player, had snapped a 1-1 tie with an RBI single in the fourth, and pinch-hitter Garrett Jones' sacrifice fly later in the inning had given the Pirates a 3-1 lead.
Jeanmar Gomez went four innings in his start and allowed three hits and a run.
Tampa Bay took a 1-0 lead on Shelley Duncan's run-scoring infield grounder in the second, and Felix Pie tied it up for the Pirates with a run-scoring double in the third. Pie's eighth RBI also tied Andrew McCutchen for the team's spring lead.
Up next: Lefty Jeff Locke, in what suddenly appears to be a heated duel with veteran lefty Jonathan Sanchez for a spot in the rotation, will seek his third spring win on Saturday, when the Pirates visit Fort Myers for their rubber game against the Red Sox, live on MLB.TV. The teams have split four meetings heading into the 1:35 p.m. ET contest.