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Alex Hales smashes one for the Renegades.Whether you praise the Big Bash as a revitalising novelty, or loathe it as a mutant abomination, Australia's major Twenty20 tournament may deliver its cricket-lovers an unexpected benefit – helping the development of a pavilion-full of fringe players.
Across the BBL, the forgotten, unknown and neglected are taking the opportunity to ply their wares against internationals. Even in the abbreviated form of the game, such competitive moments harden youngsters and offer redemptive opportunities for previously ignored journeymen.
High-profile veterans Shane Warne, 43, and Brad Hogg, 40, continued to make an impact, but other greybeards have graced the BBL. Spinner Brad Young, 39, had been retired so long that he had never played a T20 match. Dimitri Mascarenhas, 35, was plucked from playing club cricket for Prahran to replace the league's best bowler Lasith Malinga in the Melbourne Stars line-up. And the Perth Scorchers became the 11th franchise to use the talents of South African veteran Alfonso Thomas, 35.
But its the younger guns who benefit most from exposure offered by the Big Bash. A succession of players who are striving to consolidate state or national roles have shown off their talents this season.
Here's a few of the up and coming lesser-lights who have shone brightest so far in the Big Bash:
* Englishman Alex Hales, called in by the rampant Melbourne Renegades as a replacement for the injured Marlon Samuels, hopped off a long-haul flight, was bamboozled for the first two overs he faced, then pummelled the Sydney Sixers to the tune of 89 runs off 52 balls, with a tournament-high eight sixes.
Tall and athletic, he strikes the short ball with fearsome power, and proved he had mastered the slog sweep with four sixes in an over from left-arm tweaker Steve O'Keefe. An improving first-class player for Nottinghamshire, Hales is quickly becoming a fixture in the English short-form middle-order. Greater things could await in longer forms if his defence matches his shot-making.
* Renegades all-rounder Will Sheridan, 25, has played nine first-class games since his debut in 2009. He is tall and athletic, bowls briskly with his left arm (nine wickets so far in the BBL, including 3/28 against the Sixers) and gives the ball a hiding with the bat.
He has bamboozled sloggers with an impressive array of slower balls, and helped whack the Renegades to an unlikely victory against Adelaide when the run-rate appeared insurmountable. Averaging 43 with the bat and 20 with the ball in T20s, Sheridan has the raw ability to push higher, particularly in short-form cricket.
* South Australian (and Dutch) middle-order right-hander Tom Cooper and keeper-batsman Peter Nevill have been consistently handy for the league-leaders, but NSW middle-order stalwart Ben Rohrer and South Australian tweaker Aaron O'Brien have been the standouts for the Renegades.
O'Brien doesn't spin the ball wildly or make it dip dramatically, but the left-armer's clever variations have baffled opponents, even without boundary protection when bowling in the opening overs.
Rohrer's clean ball-striking and composed decision-making have kept the Renegades' run-rate ticking over, often in partnership with dominant Aaron Finch, leaving the 31-year-old left-hander anchored in the top three performing batsmen in the competition with 253 runs at 50 per knock.
* Burly Queenslander Luke Feldman is yet another capable paceman who would not be out of place at the highest level. He has been perhaps the most consistent quick of the BBL, with 10 wickets in eight games for the Sydney Sixers, at less than seven runs per over. He hits the pitch hard, but possesses a dramatic slower ball, which stymies even the fiercest hitters.
* Hobart Hurricanes boast the BBL's most effective Australian-born bowler, Ben Laughlin. The son of former Victorian all-rounder Trevor has an ever-changing array of slower balls which have tied opposing sloggers in knots, yielding 13 wickets at 13. Further international opportunities surely beckon.
* Tasmanian Melbourne Renegades all-rounderJames Faulkner, already something of a veteran, but still only 22, has taken 10 wickets and often scored handy late-order runs. The canny left-arm quick has a full range of short-form tricks, and needs only to add a yard of pace, or an irresistible inswinger, to ensure a lengthy international career.
Notably, he has proved himself when games are on-the-line, bowling with calm assurance against desperate hitters, and choosing the right ball to whack himself when chasing down a total.
* Sachithra Senanayake bowled one of the more intriguing spells of the BBL for the Sydney Sixers against Brisbane Heat.
The whippet-thin Sri Lankan finger-spinner opened the bowling with his innocuous-looking high-armed tweakers and an odd-seam-up "back-spinner", which swerved like a swinging delivery. The Heat batsmen, including veteran James Hopes, had no idea which way the ball was going to deviate.
Senanayake bowled a tournament-high 17 balls which were not scored from, and followed up with 1-19, including 15 dot-balls, against the rampant Renegades, including Alex Hales, who savaged other Sixers bowlers.
* Another spinner creating interest is diminutive 20-year-old Sydney leg-spinnerAdam Zampa. Having bowled only once at first-class level (when he took five wickets on debut), Zampa has been one of the few encouraging performers for the Sydney Thunder, with five wickets from six matches, including 3/26 in Hobart. Possessing a similar style to Shane Warne, he doesn't get huge turn, but proves difficult to counter when he hits a length, troubling such spin-savvy strikers as David Hussey.
* Former Victorian wicketkeeper Tim Ludeman has prospered since switching to South Australia, his 71 not-out for the Strikers against Sydney placing him in the top 10 competition scorers. His acrobatic effort to catch Heat's Thisara Perera off Kieron Pollard exemplifies his agility. Any further improvement in his batting consistency will bring him into contention for greater honours, but at 25, he has time on his side.
* One of the few wicketkeeper-batsmen ahead of Ludeman at the moment is luckless Tasmanian starTim Paine, whose performances in the BBL show he is finally on the way back after two years of injury woes.
Paine has scored 237 runs atop the Hurricanes' batting order, consistently compiling solid scores including a match-defining 74 not-out against Perth Scorchers. With his glovework as reliable as ever, Paine's improving batting will surely see him back in contention for international duties.
* Considered "too orthodox" for T20 cricket is Test candidateAlex Doolan. His 30 off 28 balls, which helped set up the Renegades' win over the Melbourne Stars, was an illuminating cameo.
Mentioned in dispatches as a long-form power after an impressive 161 not-out for the Chairman's XI against South Africa in November, Doolan had been a victim of the Sheffield Shield hiatus as the BBL was granted centre-stage.
But this knock showcased his poise and power. Suffering an injured ankle, he played the shot of the match off the back foot through the covers, a superbly-timed drive that sped past cover-point. Then he smashed a succession of short-balls to the mid-wicket fence. Sometimes a glimpse of class is all the public and selectors need to remind them a potential star is within their grasp.
* Another young bowler taking advantage of the Big Bash to raise his profile is 21-year-old South Australian quick Kane Richardson. The right-arm paceman took 3/9 for the Strikers against Thunder in Sydney, and has snared eight wickets in seven innings overall. His brilliant diving catch on the boundary line against Hobart showcased his athleticism, and his yorker and change of pace have won rave reviews from former Australian stars Jason Gillespie and Mark Waugh.
Under-publicised overachievers
A Big Bashers 2013 XI
Alex Hales
Tim Paine
Ben Rohrer
Tim Ludeman
Will Sheridan
James Faulkner
Aaron O'Brien
Sachithra Senanayake
Ben Laughlin
Adam Zampa
Luke Feldman
It is a team light-on for batsmen, reflecting the predominance of bowlers of late in T20 games. Most innings totals have battled to reach 160, previously considered "par" for BBL games. But add an attention-hog such as a T20 superstar and BBL-leading run-scorer – say, Aaron Finch, Brad Hodge or Shaun Marsh – and it would take a power of beating.
The original release of this article first appeared on the website of Shanghai Night Net.


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May 2003 - Newsletter 73
As you can see from the events list we are going to be extremely busy this summer. Business is OK and there is certainly enough work to keep us out of mischief. Another financial year has gone zapping past and it will soon be time for our annual giggle with the accountant. He is certainly a very jolly chap and we know the routine by now. Five minutes business and 55 minutes chatting and telling stories of the year gone by. I suspect we are the lighter end of his problems.
New Recording (Messing About on the River)
On the 17th of March we set off to Beehive Studios down on The Somerset Levels with Richard Helson (fiddle and mandolin) and Bob Barratt (Grasmere Music) to record the new CD. As commutes go it must be one of the best. 50 minutes or so of beautiful Somerset countryside, just right to gather the thoughts for the day ahead. Ollie, who owns and runs the studio, knows the routine by now and we were very quickly into recording mode. It all went very smoothly and at the end of the week we were very pleased with the results. In fact, having just heard the test CD, I can tell you without fear of contradiction that it 'aint all bad.
The tracks on the CD are: Messing About on the River; I'se The Bye; Leave Her, Johnny, Leave Her; Our Sarah; Westphalia Waltz Medley; Come by the Hills; Whip Jamboree; Sweet Thames Flow Softly; Let the Bulgine Run; The Primrose Polka; The Country Carrier; The Ladies Go Dancing at Whitsun; The Freeborn Man; The Prune Song; Sailing; John O' Dreams, Send Me a Postcard; Dil Pickle Rag; Leanin'; The Punch & Judy Man.
With cover photographs in mind, we were all for calling the CD 'Leanin'. After all you can lean anywhere and not do yourself an injury. In fact, we are pretty good at it. But Bob Barratt thought differently. Nothing but 'Messing About on the River' would do. This is why a couple of weekends ago you could spot us in a tiny rowing boat near Sturminster Newton on the River Stour looking somewhat pensive and doing our best to row in every decreasing circles. The boat had been out of the water all winter. This causes the wood to dry out and shrink and this in turn lets the water in. In the song 'Messing About on the River' there's a line which says 'The first thing you learn is the right way to bale'. Very appropriate!!! However, we always aim to entertain and there is no doubt that the dog walkers that Saturday morning were entertained.
The album should be ready for release at the end of June.
Old Yetties LPs
My stock of these turns over at a high rate of knots and Halsway Manor Library benefits from the cash raised. If you have any you wish to pass on to good homes or would like to purchase some please ring 01935 814611.
Pre-Yetminster Fair Gathering Friday, 11th July
I'm afraid we are working on the 11th but you will be welcome at The Weavers Club, Westbury, Sherborne. There will be music, club price booze and we will provide some nosebag just to get you in the mood for Yetminster Fair.
Yetminster Fair - Saturday, 12th of July
Get your information about camping facilities etc. and tickets for the evening concert from Derek Mott, Stonechat, High Street, Yetminster, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 6LF. Tel. 01935 872123. Another Tel. No. you might find useful is that of the Tourist Information Office in Sherborne. 01935 815341.
I have just thought of a great motto for the Fair. 'The sun always shines at Yetminster Fair even if sometimes it is above the clouds'.
New Bus
Did you hear the cheer a couple of months ago when our mechanically inept Mercedes went down the road? We are now the proud owners of a Ford Tourneo (a poshed up Transit) which is an absolute gem. No longer do I have to worry about the gear box not changing gear, a handbrake that doesn't work, headlights not good enough to lamp a rabbit etc. etc. Driving (apart from odd excursions round the M25) is a pleasure again. Yippee!!!!
'Memory Lane'
From The Yetties Accounts Book 1/5/1964 after a folk weekend at St. Audries Bay Holiday Camp.
Return of Beer Bottles: 7 shillings and 6 pence
It must be something to do with our age because people have been interviewing us recently to get information for books. We had a very convivial evening in The White Hart at Yetminster a couple of months ago to chat about Sidmouth Folk Festival with Bob Common, who left the group at the end of 1979, and Derek Schofield, who is writing the history of the Festival for the 50th in 2004. I have also given loads of photographs and information to Sheila Hill who is up-dating the history of Yetminster. There will be a chapter in it about the group. This will be published next year as well. Then blow me down three days ago Alan Chedzoy rang to say he was writing a book on Dorset Dialect and could he dedicate it to us. What a lovely thought. Thank you Alan.


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Famed coach and leader of the Gracie Fight Team, Cesar Gracie, will be joining BJPENN.COM Radio this week to discuss the current state of MMA, BJJ and what's up with his athletes.
Team Gracie houses some of the best talent in Mixed Martial Arts today, including Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Gilbert Melendez and Jake Shields.
With Nate Diaz coming off an unsuccessful bid at the UFC lightweight title, Gilbert Melendez prepping for his shot at gold and Nick Diaz readying for GSP at UFC 158 Cesar will have a lot to discuss with the BJPENN.COM RADIO crew.
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Ronda Rousey Felt Right At Home in the Octagon, "This is Something Really Special"
Ronda Rousey admits that nerves weren't a problem for her as she finished off Liz Carmouch with her trademark armbar finish in the first ever women's fight in the UFC.
"Nerves were really not bad at all," Rousey said after the fight. "I felt like when I was in there, the last time I was in there was yesterday, and the second I walked out it seemed like it was a million years ago.
"It's like a weird kinda limbo place to be in, but I didn't feel nervous."
For the first time in her short career, Rousey was in danger early in the fight as Carmouche took her back, looking for a standing rear naked choke, but the first UFC women's champion was able to break free before going on to snatch a submission of her own.
"It was a tricky situation to be in, especially after I saw Urijah earlier on, I was like 'oh, oh'," Rousey revealed. "I wasn't worried, but I was very aware of the severity of the situation."
It was a history-making win for the 26-year-old, and one that was years in the making as just last year UFC president Dana White had still been opposed to women fighting in the Octagon.
"I'm just glad it was a great fight and I feel like we delivered up to the hype. The place was going nuts, and I'm glad it was a full house. I'm just honored to be a part of it. This is something really special and it might take a little while to sink in."


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This is the best and most detailed critique of the "Gap Theory" dealing with major theological issues. Many people have tried to use the meanings of the words in the first two verses in Genesis to put a gap of millions of years between verse one and verse two. This view maintains that there was a previous creation that was supposedly destroyed by God, then recreated in six days. Weston Fields does a masterful job of showing that the language in Genesis does not allow for such an idea. Recommended for: High School to Adult


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Clive Palmer may be busy shaping the laws of the nation, but when it comes to obeying them, his flagship company is sadly lacking. An analysis of the accounts for Mineralogy Pty Ltd has identified a slew of irregularities. Some are technical, and are laid out in detail below.
Questions were put to Palmer and Mineralogy's auditors, Ernst & Young. Both declined to provide a meaningful response.
E&Y was appointed auditor of Mineralogy on June 30, 2009. There is no auditor previously mentioned in the filings with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Nevertheless, the Mineralogy accounts for 2008 mysteriously claim that E&Y earned $49,500 a year before it was appointed to audit the company's accounts.
Accounting and disclosure expert at University of NSW, Jeff Knapp, who reviewed the filings for Fairfax Media, said: ''The claim that audit fees were earned during the 2007 and 2008 years is plainly wrong given Ernst & Young was appointed on 30 June, 2009.''
Knapp also points to the 2007 tax disclosures. According to the income statement there is an income tax expense of $79 million for 2007, mainly relating to a large capital gain. Yet there is no evidence in the 2007 balance sheet for a significant tax liability.
The accounts show the company paid income tax of $68 million for 2007. As anybody who has filed a tax return will know, however, you pay your tax in the year after you make a capital gain, not in the same year.
''The income tax information relating to 2007 does not add up and suggests that transactions and events from previous accounting periods may have been lumped into 2007,'' says Knapp. The rub is that there is no record in the ASIC database of any Mineralogy accounts for 2006 or earlier years.
Knapp also questioned the E&Y audit report for 2008. ''It is unusual for an auditor to give a clean opinion when they have only been appointed 12 months after the relevant year end.''
The key to the mystery of the lackadaisical auditing may lie in the financial statements for the following year, when audit fees jumped to $295,000 and there was also a fee of $848,500 paid to E&Y for ''IPO-related services''.
These presumably relate to Clive Palmer's efforts to float his ResourceHouse group on the Hong Kong stock exchange. E&Y seems to have gone out of its way to show why auditors should be prohibited from offering other services to audit clients.
Even on the most basic appraisal of compliance, Mineralogy and E&Y have failed to adhere to the Corporations Law. It was not until an expose´ in Fairfax Media in 2012 that the company's accounts for 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 were suddenly filed. There are penalties for late filing and failure to file, though there is no evidence that Clive Palmer's companies have been penalised.
The failure of Mineralogy and its auditors Ernst & Young to comply with the law should be viewed against the backdrop of a broader breakdown in enforcing accounting standards by the big audit firms.
In The Australian Financial Review on Monday, Su-Lin Tan describes how the accounting standards setter, the Australian Accounting Standards Board, found that more than a quarter of large private companies in Australia did not apply the accounting rules required by ASIC when preparing financial statements.
This widespread failure even encompasses multinationals operating in this country thanks to a government mandate: the likes of detention centre operators Serco and G4S. So Clive Palmer, Mineralogy and Ernst & Young are not alone.
Corporations Law requires that companies follow accounting standards in the preparation of their financial statements. But Mineralogy has given short shrift to this requirement in recent years.
The financial report for 2013 excludes a gain on the forgiveness of a $72 million related-party loan from the profit or loss statement. The financial reports for 2010 to 2012 opt out of required disclosures when this is simply not permitted.
''First-year accounting students understand that if a company like Mineralogy derecognises a liability for no consideration, then a gain must be recognised in the profit or loss,'' says Jeff Knapp.
''If big four accounting firms are not going to maintain standards in the private company space, then they may as well not get paid for doing the audits.''
Questions and answers
BusinessDay put the following questions to both Clive Palmer's spokesman from Crook Media and to Ernst & Young:
1. The Mineralogy Pty Limited annual financial report for June 30, 2013 was not filed with ASIC until December 23, 2013. Your audit report was signed on December 20, 2013. Did you report the company to ASIC for being so late?
2. There are pen marks on pages 3, 10, 11 and 33 where the date is changed from December 23, 2013 to December 20, 2013. Did you change the information on these pages or was it the director or company secretary who did the backdating?
3. The Statement of Changes in Equity of Mineralogy for June 30, 2013 on pages 7 and 8 discloses a related party loan payable that has been written off resulting in a gain of $72 million being recognised directly in reserves. This accounting treatment is not in accordance with accounting standards (refer AASB 101 paragraph 106). Do you agree that a loan forgiveness which gives rise to a gain must be recognised in the profit or loss for the period? On what grounds have you allowed recognising this gain directly to reserves without qualifying the audit report? Please quote any appropriate authority on whom you rely.
4. I refer you to page 16 and the following explanation: "Gains and losses are recognised in the income statement when liabilities are derecognised as well as through the amortisation process". Do you agree that the company's designated accounting policy has not been followed in relation to the related party payable of $72 million that has been written off directly against reserves? SAC 4 also defines: "Equity is increased by contributions by owners and excesses of revenues over expenses resulting from the operations of the entity". The forgiveness of related party loans does not fit this recognition ...
5. In light of questions 3 and 4 above, would you please confirm that the financial report of Mineralogy Pty Ltd for June 30, 2013 is materially misstated? Do you agree that that the financial report should be corrected and reissued as soon as possible.
6. Please explain how the gain on disposal of tenement and mining rights of $35 million was derived. The movement in mining tenements and rights opening balances and cash receipts does not contribute to the size of this gain.
7. Please explain how investments were accounted for in deriving the gain on disposal of investments of $2.3 million.
Mineralogy 2013 accounts were signed off by E&Y.
Appropriate lodgement fees were paid.
Thank you for your email and for your call this morning.
Confirming per our conversation that EY does not comment on client related matters.
Michael West comments on companies, markets and the economy. He is a former SMH business editor.


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Lighthouses: Then and Now
The 200th anniversary of the creation of the Lighthouse Service was celebrated in 1989. It as created in the ninth law enacted by the First Congress. That law required the federal government to assume responsibility for the nations lighthouses. The Lighthouse Service became part of the Coast Guard in 1939.
The care of lighthouses falls under the Short-Range Aids to Navigation Program, one of four programs administered by the Office of Navigation. Aids to navigation are external references that help mariners determine the position of their vessel and choose a safe course. Short-range aids include buoys, beacons, lights, lighthouses, sound signals and ranges. Today, expensive and environmentally-hazardous batteries are being replaced by solar power and automated lighthouses.
The Office of Navigation
Although this supplement highlights lighthouses, the Office of Navigation has a variety of other services.
The Office of Navigation runs four programs with worldwide scope. This includes more than 96,000 federal and private aids to navigation. More than 4,000 people work in the navigation program. They operate a fleet of 80 cutters, hundreds of small boats, a global network of Loran-C and OMEGA radio-navigation stations and seven Vessel Traffic Services (VTS). More than 20 percent of the Coast Guards budget is devoted to navigation programs.
The Radio-navigation Division, G-NRN, manages the Radio-navigation Program. This program includes Loran-C, OMEGA and a coastal radio-beacon system. The Loran-C system consists of 38 Coast Guard or host-nation staffed transmitting stations that provide coverage of the continental U.S., parts of the North Pacific Ocean, North Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. The coverage meets Department of Defense requirements.
The Coast Guard also coordinates the operation of the OMEGA radio-navigation system. This system of eight stations located around the globe provides world-wide radio navigation coverage, but with less accuracy than Loran-C. Two OMEGA stations in North Dakota and Hawaii are Coast Guard staffed. Radio-beacons provide a positioning-fixing or homing capability in coastal and Great Lakes waters. There are more than 200 radio-beacon transmitters.
The Waterways Management Program, WWM, is a relative newcomer. It was added to the Navigation Systems Safe Division, G-NSS, in 1986. The program oversees several waterways management services including traffic separation schemes, regulated anchorage areas, and the international and Inland Navigational Rules. It is also the program manager for Vessel Traffic Services.
The fourth program is Bridge Administration. It deals with the permitting of bridges over navigable waters, the alteration of obstructive bridges and the regulation of drawbridges. The program is part of the Bridge Administration Division. It became a Coast Guard responsibility in 1967 when it was transferred from the Army Corps of Engineers. A project to return this program to the Corps is currently underway to lessen the regulatory burden on the public. Because of several environmental laws passed since 1967, the public must deal with both the Coast Guard and the Corps of Engineers in many bridge matters. A return to the Corps will lessen the bureaucratic delays for the public regarding bridge concerns.
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The risk of traffic accident injury depends on sex and age
Young men are more likely to injure themselves on the road or crossing a street than women, but among the elderly females are more vulnerable. This is according to a study on injuries and citizen mobility undertaken by researchers from the Barcelona Public Health Agency.
The latest Daily Mobility Survey of Catalonia (EMQ 2006, Spain) has served as a reference for a team from the Barcelona Public Health Agency for comparing the risk of traffic accident injury between men and women. The data gathers the times and modes of transport of around 100,000 people and, according to the researchers, the conclusions can be extrapolated to other similar regions.
The results of the study, published this month in the journal 'Accident, Analysis and Prevention', reveal that, contrary to the general belief, men are not always at a greater risk of injuring themselves on the road or on the street than women; it depends on the age group and mode of transport.
"Among the youngest pedestrians and drivers, men show a greater risk of mild and serious injury than women, although the differences are reversed as age increases, such that elderly females are more likely to injure themselves than males," Elena Santamariña, one of the authors, explained to SINC.
According to the researchers, the fact that the risk is greater in child pedestrians and young male drivers can be associated with their greater risk taking at the wheel and in the case of girls, when crossing the street, as well as the fact that they act recklessly more frequently, such as speeding and consuming psychoactive substances.
At the other age extreme, the likelihood of injury of older female pedestrians and adult and elderly female drivers is higher due to factors such as less driving experience, which reduces their ability to avoid collisions and their perception of risk walking along a street, as well as greater physical fragility in accidents.
Women on city streets and men on intercity roads
"Moreover, women tend to drive more along city streets - generally for journeys associated with the family and home - where there is likely to be more congestion, increasing the probability of collision, although the accidents are less serious because the speed is lower," Santamariña added.
The researcher recognises that the majority of these factors are related with gender roles and the masculine and feminine stereotypes established in society, "but not because there is an innate biological difference between the two sexes".
For the same reason, risky behaviours and a more aggressive attitude at the wheel are associated more with men, who also drive more and for longer on intercity roads, for work reasons. This makes them more exposed to serious collisions because of the greater speed of these roads.
In fact, the study confirms that the risk of fatal injury or death is always greater in men than women. Furthermore, regardless of the mode of transport, the number of age groups in which men present a higher risk than women and the size of these differences increase with the seriousness of the accident.
"All these factors demonstrate that at the time of estimating the risk of injury from traffic in men and women, rates specific to age must be calculated, according to the mode of transport and seriousness," emphasised Santamariña.


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What if I were to say to you, here is a group of wines:
2009 Ridge Vineyards Estate Merlot
2010 Ridge Vineyards Pagani Ranch Zinfandel
2010 Ridge Vineyards Ponzo Zinfandel
2010 Ridge Vineyards Lytton Springs
2004 Ridge Vineyards Oltranti Zinfandel
2006 Ridge Vineyards Nervo Zinfandel
2003 Ridge Vineyards Independence School Zinfandel
And what if I were to present this as a mystery to you, with the mystery being, What unites these wines? What explains why these wines, in this order?
And what if you were to come to First Friday at Monte Bello tomorrow, ready to deduct, to deduce, to decipher?
And what if you solved the mystery?
I wonder what would happen …
A Clue:
The Winemaker's Ring is not ALL that happens twice …
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A portrait of the personal journey of Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano during his third presidential campaign. It is a moment in contemporary history told from the experiences of the defeated opposing political group. A fundamental piece of the history of Mexico that usually does not reach the public, for it is not written by the victorious; it's akin to being invited backstage at an unimaginable performance. This story lacks scandal or corruption. It shows how politics takes place in the highest levels in Mexico and shows the human side of a popular leader.
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Evolution Hoax
Though the theory of evolution has no scientific foundation, most people around the world regard it as scientific fact. The most important reason for this error is systematic indoctrination and propaganda from the media.
In their reports, the media giants employ an assumption that the theory of evolution is as certain as any mathematical law. The most classic example of this comes with regard to fossil remains. Sentences such as "According to a Time magazine report, a very significant fossil filling a gap in the chain of evolution has been discovered," or "According to a report in Nature, scientists have clarified the final missing parts in the evolutionary puzzle" are printed in large, bold face. However, nothing has actually been proven at all for the final missing link in the evolutionary chain to have been found. All the evidence put forward is false.
On the other hand, despite there being millions of fossils of living things in perfectly formed states, no transitional form fossil that might confirm an evolutionary development has ever been found. In his 1991 book Beyond Natural Selection, the American paleontologist R. Wesson describes the significance of the real and concrete gaps in the fossil record:
The absence of a record of any important branching is quite phenomenal. Species are usually static, or nearly so, for long periods, species seldom and genera never show evolution into new species or genera but replacement of one by another, and change is more or less abrupt. 155
This shows that the argument that "Transitional-form fossils have not been found yet, but may be in the future," put forward by evolutionist for the last century and a half, no longer has any validity. The fossil record is sufficiently rich for us to understand the origin of life, and from it a very concrete picture emerges: different living species appeared suddenly and separately on Earth, with all their different structures, and with no transitional forms between them.
155 R. Wesson, Beyond Natural Selection, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1991, p. 45.2009-08-15 13:04:40


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I've written the third post in the comint series. Database Mode is a more traditional use of comint mode to interact with an external interpreter. Part 1 described basic use of comint with a cut-down shell mode and Part 2 was about a stock price subscriber.
There is a great tip from emacs-fu on using a custom menu to store all the tips you've been reading on blogs like my own.
Ben Atkin mentions a couple of things of things that I really like about emacs. First of all, he talks about the ability to see different parts of the same buffer in two frames. I use this all the time when all my constants (or whatever) are at the top of the file. Admittedly, a trick I've linked to before with C-x C-x to return to where you were also works nicely in this case.
And the other thing was the scratch buffer. The great thing about emacs is you can easily create another buffer with
C-x b and store whatever you like in there.
There is a nice example of Kit OConnell asking the internet for help with an emacs issue. In the end it looks like it was solved in the real world by someone spotting some "smart quotes" in the .emacs. Perhaps emacs should warn about that at start-up.
There have been a few posts on whitespace recently. Matt Harrison mentions a whitespace mode that can be useful for the pythonistas that have the most trouble with inconsistent whitespace. Rémi Vanicat isn't the first person to talk about removing trailing whitespace (I linked to an even better solution in an earlier link roundup). It is nice that emacs has such a nice way of dealing with it.


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- If you want to incorporate code you did not develop and do not want to pay for into your own proprietary product, then permissive licenses are basically your only choice. That's why Microsoft and Apple love this type of license.
- If you are a coder and you get infatuated by the idea that Apple one day might use your code in one of their proprietary products then
a permissive license is also good for you.
- If you are Google and want to make sure your new video codec gets industry-wide support, then a permissive license is also a good choice.
Other than that I recommend the (L)GPL for open source software


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State Codes and StatutesStatutes > West-virginia > 16 > 16-30-3
§16-30-3. Definitions.
For the purposes of this article:
(a) "Actual knowledge" means the possession of information of the person's wishes communicated to the health care provider orally or in writing by the person, the person's medical power of attorney representative, the person's health care surrogate or other individuals resulting in the health care provider's personal cognizance of these wishes. Constructive notice and other forms of imputed knowledge are not actual knowledge.
(b) "Adult" means a person who is eighteen years of age or older, an emancipated minor who has been established as such pursuant to the provisions of section twenty-seven, article seven, chapter forty-nine of this code or a mature minor.
(c) "Advanced nurse practitioner" means a registered nurse with substantial theoretical knowledge in a specialized area of nursing practice and proficient clinical utilization of the knowledge in implementing the nursing process, and who has met the further requirements of title 19, legislative rules for West Virginia board of examiners for registered professional nurses, series 7 , who has a mutually agreed upon association in writing with a physician and has been selected by or assigned to the person and has primary responsibility for treatment and care of the person.
(d) "Attending physician" means the physician selected by or assigned to the person who has primary responsibility for treatment and care of the person and who is a licensed physician. If more than one physician shares that responsibility, any of those physicians may act as the attending physician under this article.
(e) "Capable adult" means an adult who is physically and mentally capable of making health care decisions and who is not considered a protected person pursuant to the provisions of chapter forty-four-a of this code.
(f) "Close friend" means any adult who has exhibited significant care and concern for an incapacitated person who is willing and able to become involved in the incapacitated person's health care and who has maintained regular contact with the incapacitated person so as to be familiar with his or her activities, health and religious and moral beliefs.
(g) "Death" means a finding made in accordance with accepted medical standards of either: (1) The irreversible cessation of circulatory and respiratory functions; or (2) the irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brain stem.
(h) "Guardian" means a person appointed by a court pursuant to the provisions of chapter forty-four-a of this code who is responsible for the personal affairs of a protected person and includes a limited guardian or a temporary guardian.
(i) "Health care decision" means a decision to give, withhold or withdraw informed consent to any type of health care, including, but not limited to, medical and surgical treatments, including life-prolonging interventions, psychiatric treatment, nursing care, hospitalization, treatment in a nursing home or other facility, home health care and organ or tissue donation.
(j) "Health care facility" means a facility commonly known by a wide variety of titles, including, but not limited to, hospital, psychiatric hospital, medical center, ambulatory health care facility, physicians' office and clinic, extended care facility operated in connection with a hospital, nursing home, a hospital extended care facility operated in connection with a rehabilitation center, hospice, home health care and other facility established to administer health care in its ordinary course of business or practice.
(k) "Health care provider" means any licensed physician, dentist, nurse, physician's assistant, paramedic, psychologist or other person providing medical, dental, nursing, psychological or other health care services of any kind.
(l) "Incapacity" means the inability because of physical or mental impairment to appreciate the nature and implications of a health care decision, to make an informed choice regarding the alternatives presented and to communicate that choice in an unambiguous manner.
(m) "Life-prolonging intervention" means any medical procedure or intervention that, when applied to a person, would serve to artificially prolong the dying process or to maintain the person in a persistent vegetative state. Life-prolonging intervention includes, among other things, nutrition and hydration administered intravenously or through a feeding tube. The term "life-prolonging intervention" does not include the administration of medication or the performance of any other medical procedure considered necessary to provide comfort or to alleviate pain.
(n) "Living will" means a written, witnessed advance directive governing the withholding or withdrawing of life-prolonging intervention, voluntarily executed by a person in accordance with the requirements of section four of this article.
(o) "Mature minor" means a person less than eighteen years of age who has been determined by a qualified physician, a qualified psychologist or an advanced nurse practitioner to have the capacity to make health care decisions.
(p) "Medical information" or "medical records" means and includes without restriction any information recorded in any form of medium that is created or received by a health care provider, health care facility, health plan, public health authority, employer, life insurer, school or university or health care clearinghouse that relates to the past, present or future physical or mental health of the person, the provision of health care to the person, or the past, present or future payment for the provision of health care to the person.
(q) "Medical power of attorney representative" or "representative" means a person eighteen years of age or older appointed by another person to make health care decisions pursuant to the provisions of section six of this article or similar act of another state and recognized as valid under the laws of this state.
(r) "Parent" means a person who is another person's natural or adoptive mother or father or who has been granted parental rights by valid court order and whose parental rights have not been terminated by a court of law.
(s) "Persistent vegetative state" means an irreversible state as diagnosed by the attending physician or a qualified physician in which the person has intact brain stem function but no higher cortical function and has neither self-awareness or awareness of the surroundings in a learned manner.
(t) "Person" means an individual, a corporation, a business trust, a trust, a partnership, an association, a government, a governmental subdivision or agency or any other legal entity.
(u) "Physician orders for scope of treatment (POST) form" means a standardized form containing orders by a qualified physician that details a person's life-sustaining wishes as provided by section twenty-five of this article.
(v) "Principal" means a person who has executed a living will or medical power of attorney.
(w) "Protected person" means an adult who, pursuant to the provisions of chapter forty-four-a of this code, has been found by a court, because of mental impairment, to be unable to receive and evaluate information effectively or to respond to people, events and environments to an extent that the individual lacks the capacity to: (1) Meet the essential requirements for his or her health, care, safety, habilitation or therapeutic needs without the assistance or protection of a guardian; or (2) manage property or financial affairs to provide for his or her support or for the support of legal dependents without the assistance or protection of a conservator.
(x) "Qualified physician" means a physician licensed to practice medicine who has personally examined the person.
(y) "Qualified psychologist" means a psychologist licensed to practice psychology who has personally examined the person.
(z) "Surrogate decisionmaker" or "surrogate" means an individual eighteen years of age or older who is reasonably available, is willing to make health care decisions on behalf of an incapacitated person, possesses the capacity to make health care decisions and is identified or selected by the attending physician or advanced nurse practitioner in accordance with the provisions of this article as the person who is to make those decisions in accordance with the provisions of this article.
(aa) "Terminal condition" means an incurable or irreversible condition as diagnosed by the attending physician or a qualified physician for which the administration of life-prolonging intervention will serve only to prolong the dying process.


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Thinking about my dad today, long may you run 💕
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My dad passed away on September 25, 2018. Missing him today and hoping that his spirit is connected to all of the positive particles in the universe and filled with love and light. I think the most important thing that I learned from my dad is that it's okay to be weird. If there is a lesson for me to pass on it would be to always reach out to those around you, and communicate, tell your friends and family how you feel even if it's confusing and might not make a lot of sense. And hug people more. And tell them that you love them. ❤❤❤
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Transformed Miller wins solid season debut
Beltran contributes three RBIs as Cardinals' offense awakens
SAN FRANCISCO -- Backed by Carlos Beltran's three-RBI afternoon, rookie starter Shelby Miller kept the Cardinals' chances of a series win in San Francisco alive with a strong enough start in his first appearance as a regular in the team's rotation. A day after being blanked by the Giants, the Cardinals answered with a 6-3 victory at AT&T Park on Saturday.
Miller earned the opportunity to open the year in the Cardinals' rotation after finishing as the last man standing in a three-pitcher spring competition. Joe Kelly and Trevor Rosenthal were shuffled into the bullpen, leaving Miller -- who entered the year ranked by MLB.com as the team's top pitching prospect -- with the chance to showcase why he has been so highly touted for so long.
He earned the assignment not only for how he performed in the spring, but for the progress he showed during a 2012 season that included several parts adversity, reflection and resurgence.
"I just think he's radically changed," manager Mike Matheny said. "He knew that there were some things he was doing early on keeping him from getting here and he changed and he was rewarded and then he said, 'This is who I need to be.' It was a transformation."
One facet of that growth process last year keyed his ability to capture his first win as a starter.
As he did throughout Spring Training, Miller opened the afternoon unafraid to attack with his breaking pitches. He left a few of them up, though, which set up Hunter Pence's second-inning solo homer and the Giants' two-out run in the third. But rather than abandoing the pitch -- something Miller had a tendency of doing when things didn't go right in Triple-A -- and, in turn, relying too heavily on his fastball, Miller continued to follow catcher Yadier Molina's lead and throw his curveball.
The location of the pitch improved and so, too, did the results. Miller did not allow another run in his 5 1/3-inning outing.
"That is just the lessons I have to work on in my bullpens," Miller said. "Making sure I get the balls down in those situations and trusting my curveball in those kinds of situations as well, being able to throw it when it's necessary."
Miller did walk four of the final nine batters he faced -- a product of a sometimes errant fastball. But none of the four advanced to third.
That was in part due to an assist from first baseman Allen Craig, who snagged a sharp line drive to start an inning-ending double play in the sixth. The pair of outs came on the first pitch from Randy Choate, who relieved Miller after two consecutive walks.
"He's going to come in big situations and have to get big outs," Matheny said of the lefty specialist, who, because of the Giants' decision to pinch-hit for Gregor Blanco, instead faced a righty in the sixth-inning spot. "Regardless of how it happens, just get them out."
Though Miller didn't pitch deep enough to qualify for a quality start, he did earn his second Major League win. His first came in relief last September. Miller struck out four in Saturday's 95-pitch effort.
"He pitched well," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said, "and did a good job of holding us down."
Entering the day having scored one run in their previous 18 innings, the Cardinals matched that just five hitters into the game. In the end, the club manufactured six runs on 11 singles. Three of those were infield hits, all of which led directly to a run. A pair of sacrifice bunts and a stolen base also set up scoring opportunities.
The club went 6-for-10 with runners in scoring position and scored four of its runs with two out.
"When we're not really banging the ball all over the place, we're going to have to do the little things right," Matheny said. "Two-out hits, too, those are big. I thought it was pretty well-rounded today."
Beltran, who entered the day with one hit and no RBIs in the first four games of the season, was routinely in the middle of the Cardinals' activity. His two-out bloop single to right scored Matt Carpenter in the first.
Four innings later, he followed Matt Holliday's two-out RBI single with a two-run single to right.
"It's a good team. We have a good lineup," Beltran said. "We have guys from top to bottom that can do the job. When [David] Freese comes back [from injury], we're going to have another guy who can be a threat in the lineup. It's fun because as a player you just want to go out there and be part of it."
Pete Kozma finished with a multi-hit game as well, pushing his early-season average to .350 with hits in his first three at-bats. His infield single started the fifth-inning rally. In the sixth, he cushioned the Cardinals' lead by driving home Daniel Descalso.
The Cardinals gladly took the insurance run, as they allowed the Giants to creep close late. Edward Mujica, pushed into eighth-inning duty due to Rosenthal's unavailability, was tagged by Sandoval's leadoff homer on his second pitch of the inning. Buster Posey followed with a double, though San Francisco didn't score again in the frame.
After Carpenter added an RBI single in the ninth, Mitchell Boggs entered with the opportunity to rebound after blowing his first save chance of the year Wednesday. Boggs, the team's fill-in closer while Jason Motte is out, earned his first save since 2011 with a 10-pitch inning.
"For me personally, it was good to go out there and have a good inning," Boggs said. "I don't harp on my good outings, so there's no reason for me to do that with my bad ones. You try to learn as much as you can from all of them and be better in the next one."


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General Information About Yeshiva D'monsey Rabbinical College
YESHIVA D'MONSEY RABBINICAL COLLEGE seeks to train students in the skills required for understanding, studying and mastering the Talmud and the considerable body of traditional Jewish thought. At the same time we are committed to the understanding that knowledge is a means to a larger end. We seek therefore to help students build a world outlook drawn from the ethical and moral concepts of Judaism. If scholarship is to have a significant value it must orient its students to a way of life that, by its own definition, is good and moral.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
Institution Type
- 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Special Learning Opportunities
- None
Student Services
- Academic/career counseling service
Credit Accepted
- Institution does not accept dual, credit for life, or AP credits
Religious Affiliation
- Not applicable
Federal Aid
- Eligible students may receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g. Direct Loans).
Degrees/Certificates offered
- Bachelor's degree
Campus Setting
- Suburb: Large
Disability Services Student
- 3% or Less
Admission Total Applicants 19 Percent Admitted 100% Men Admitted 100% Women Admitted 0% Full Time Retention Rate 100%
Student Demographics Total Enrolled 78 Native American 0.0 Asian 0.0 African American 0.0 Hispanic 0.0 Enrolled FullTime Undergraduates 81 Enrolled FullTime Graduates 1


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News and Events
July, 2007:
I have returned from Malaysia, another great trip with Optiquatics for Photo Week 2007. We had a small group this year, but the trip was a blast, and a lot of good images were captured. Marty Snyderman and Clay Wiseman were great again, giving out excellent information and tips to the photographers who came. Marty especially was a trooper, fighting through soome major back pain to give excellent seminars on composition and exposure. Sipadan Water Village was, as usual, excellent, with some of the best divemasters, food and dive boats around. I highly recommend Photo Week 2008 if you can make it! I'll be there again - it's in November this time around Contact me or Optiquatics. I have a travel log up with some pictures
Also, I have confirmed that I will be leading the Optiquatics Channel Island trip in September this year. I will have equipment to try out, including point and shoot cameras, digital SLRs, and DUI drysuits. For film shooters, there will be E6 processing available (can't let the digital guys be the only ones to see their images the same day they shoot!). For more information, check out Optiquatics, or contact me
I've been using Adobe's Lightroom lately - it hasn't taken the place pf Photoshop, but it does a hell of a lot, and I'm liking it. One thing that it does want, though, is memory. On my little laptop (12" Apple Powerbook), I have maxed out the memory to 1.25GB, but Lr (not sure I like Adobe's new "elemental" icons) seems to want more and more. Guess it's time to upgrade to one of the new MacBook Pro machines, where I can have 4GB. I just wish they made a 12" model - this is the perfect size for travel.
March, 2007:
I recently took 3rd place in UWImages, one of the better (IMHO) underwter photography contests. I was very excited, I have entered this contest several times, and this is the first time I have placed. You can see my image here: http://www.uwimages.org/2007/gallery/wide-open/wide-open2007.htm. Check out the rest of the winners - there are some great images here! I particularly like the ray image that took an honorable mention against mine. It goes to show you - sometimes, one image wins over another because of "intangibles". Or as I like to say, sometimes it depends on what the judges had for breakfast!
I have also put up a website for my band, Sir Finn and the Sharks. We're local to the Sacramento area, but we hope to gain a huge following with lots of groupies. Just kidding, dear.... 8-)
February, 2007:
My schedule is firming up for the year. I'll again be working PhotoWeek 2007 in Malaysia, this time in June. Check out the Optiquatics site for more information about this trip. It was great fun last year, and the pros again include Marty Snyderman and Clay Wiseman. You can learn a lot from these guys - I did! I'll also be on several Optiquatics Channel Island trips this year. For sure September, and most likely April and July as well. Come on board and check us out! More information at the Optiquatics site.
All Images Copyright Andrew Wallace unless otherwise noted


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iKingz by Inebriated Games
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April 24, 2012
Filed under App DB, Entertainment, Games, iPhone Apps
iKingz is a Drinking Game with a twist. Thers is no other drinking game on the app store like it. Based on the original Kings Cup drinking game, each player takes it in turns selecting from the 52 cards face down and is then required to play an interactive mini-game. The outcome of the mini-game determines how much they or the other players drink.
Mini Games included: Wheel of doom, Trivia, The Stopper, Mystery Box, Picture This, Spin the bottle, Three of a kind, Paper Scissors Rock, Red or black.
iKingz provides hours of entertainment.
Developer Website: http://www.inebriatedgames.com


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Upgrading to Parallels Plesk Panel on Your Server
If you previously purchased your server without a control panel, you can purchase the upgrade to Parallels Plesk Panel and reprovision your server with Parallels Plesk Panel installed.
Warning: Upgrading to a control panel requires that your server be reprovisioned and the operating system reloaded. Reprovisioning erases all of the content on the server hard drive. All of your data will be lost. We strongly recommend that you back up your data before initiating the control panel installation.
To Purchase Parallels Plesk Panel on Your Server
- Log in to your GoDaddy account.
- Click Servers.
- Next to the server you want to use, click Options.
- Go to the Customize tab.
- From the Add Control Panel menu, select the version of Parallels Plesk Panel you want, and then click Add to Cart.
- Click Checkout and complete your purchase.
Your server will not be reprovisioned and your new control panel will not be installed until you initiate this process from your account.
To Upgrade to Parallels Plesk Panel on Your Server
- Log in to your GoDaddy account.
- Click Servers.
- Next to the server you want to use, click Manage.
- In the Account Summary section, click Initiate Control Panel Set Up.
- (Optional) Enter a new hostname and username. These values are defaulted to the current hostname and username for this account.
- Enter and confirm a new password and then click Submit.
You will receive a confirmation notice when your Parallels Plesk Panel upgrade is complete and you can access your account.
Note: Typically, your server will be ready in less than five hours. However, if you have a RAID card or hardware firewall, it may take up to 24 hours before your server is ready.


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