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Friday, 20 July 2018
Rangers' scheduling curiosity - deliberate?
Rangers' second round qualifying match in the Europa League on the 26th of July is confirmed as being against Croatians Osijek, first leg being in Eastern Croatia on Thursday.
Curiously though Rangers also have a friendly scheduled for the Sunday afterwards, just three days later, making us wonder if such tight scheduling was intentional.
Rangers' pre-season fixtures have certainly been intriguingly planned timed – the Bury friendly was decently scheduled on the 6th of this month to give Steven Gerrard's men a six-day preparation for the first leg v Shkupi, but this time around Rangers will face three matches in eleven days and we do wonder if that was deliberate.
Rangers travel to Croatia on Wednesday for leg one on the Thursday, before coming home and preparing for the Sunday hosting of Wigan, before Osijek then arrive in Govan only a few days later.
It's certainly a curious schedule – some might argue the tightness could work in Rangers' favour, by keeping them fit, on their toes, and match sharp, while others may equally have a point thinking that three big matches, two of which are critical, in pre-season over the course of eight days is a touch on the tricky side.
Either way, hopefully the new players will be available by then plus some further additions and we'll have the squad to cope.
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Do you always have a negative thought,? just let Gerrard get on with the show, I'm sure we will be alright, he is a breath of fresh air , I am sick to death of the Souness example, Gerrard has not no way as much money to spend, also Souness was sacked after Rangers many times , in Steven I trustReplyDeleteReplies
I Agree,and as for the Moaners "today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday !!Delete
You are so right!!! Can we cut the negativity. Clearly, the Wigan match was scheduled to fall between the 2 Europa League fixtures. Unlike IN, Gerrad (positively) banked on us getting through the 1st qualifying round, with the dates for the 2nd round known weeks ago.Delete
Well only 11 players will play 60-90 minutes in the Euro match. Rest of the squad need to be fit too.ReplyDelete
Be great scheduling if we win the games and shit planning if we loose.ReplyDelete
its about getting game time for the whole squad. also gives him a chance to play some youngsterReplyDelete
Of course it was deliberate.ReplyDelete
It wasn't carried out by a random date generator was It!!
I definitely think it was deliberate. Gotta get as sharp as we can and bedded in as quickly as possible. It can't hurt to have a tune-up match in between Euro legs. Based on how the first leg goes, it will give them a chance to plan their game for the return leg. Also a chance for fringe guys to get their fitness up too. SPL season is rapidly approaching and we need to find our partnerships on the pitch asap.ReplyDelete
Just Gotta Take each Game as it comesReplyDelete
And keep on Winning even if that means Winning Ugly 😫👍⚽
Got to trust in our management & board. Like Dave King or not, one thing is sure, the man is not, an idiot. Smart businessman, some say his past is shady, in SA. I don't know about all that. But I do, think he's doing a job for us. Stood up to the SFA and fans just need to be patient. It's going to be a long job, to rid ourselves of the mess, Murray the scumbag, got us into. I would never, be able to swallow him, coming BACK to our club, no matter how much money, the scumbag has.ReplyDelete
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{Month 2, Month 3, Month 4, Month 5, Month 6, Month 7, Month 8, 2016 WSD, Month 11, Month 12, Month 18}
This month, my school had an all day workshop. Students could show up and dive into their training from morning to evening, all Kung Fu all the time. The entire concept scared the hell outta me, for various reasons that I'll explain in too many words later; naturally I had to attend. So I did.
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This month, my school had an all day workshop. Students could show up and dive into their training from morning to evening, all Kung Fu all the time. The entire concept scared the hell outta me, for various reasons that I'll explain in too many words later; naturally I had to attend. So I did.
I did Kung Fu for five hours. Consecutively.
Sure, there were breaks taken throughout, and I spent more than my fair share of time sitting on a bench and trying to remember how lungs work, but I was there. I was in that school, sweating and kicking and shoving and punching, for five straight hours. Mind you, everybody else at that workshop was there for a whopping eight hours, so if you were to graph the effort output of everyone in the school that day, I would absolutely be the lonely little dot way down at the bottom. The lonely, triumphant little dot strutting around to its own personal Queen soundtrack.
Why? Because I have systemic lupus.
Side note: It feels awfully melodramatic to write even this simplified account of my condition. I have never talked about my disease as much, or as publicly, as I have on this blog. Mostly because if I whined every time lupus interfered with my life, I'd never do anything else. And I would really rather do anything else. Since I'm a big dumb stubborn crankypants, I don't typically let anyone outside of my immediate circle of family see what it takes to be functional with this ridiculous disease. My struggle is my business, ya dig? The world sees me only when I am Feeling Okay or Successfully Faking It. Because pride.
However. My lupus is a wee bit relevant, here. I am - whether I can admit it without grinding my teeth or not - a woman with a disability. And I am hauling that disability into a martial arts school three times a week. The details bear mentioning. So, I take a deep breath and ...
Less than a year ago, I had zero control over my condition. I lived entirely at the mercy of the whims of a madcap immune system, stuck in a tired body full of hurts, waiting in the limbo space between fatigue and pain for the rare moments when both would ebb just enough for me to possibly do a thing. Just one thing. I had to look over these brief windows of Feeling Okay with a quick, critical eye and try to assess what I could accomplish: take the kids to the park OR go grocery shopping, clean the house OR weed the garden, exercise OR cook dinner, etc.
One or the other; there was never time or energy enough for both. And there would always, always have to be a nap afterward.
So I would make my choice and scramble to get as much accomplished as possible before the fog would roll into my brain and hide the ends of my thoughts from their beginnings, or my joints would catch fire, or fatigue would mire my limbs in vertigo to the point that it was unsafe to do anything but find a horizontal surface and lay myself upon it. I could push past those limits, of course, and I often did. Things still needed doing, after all, whether or not it was medically advisable for me to do them. But the price for that push was always high and usually paid in prednisone.
Fast forward to now, seven months later. My physical endurance has gradually built up from barely gasping out an hour of training, through the sit-down-every-forty-five-minutes stage, to the point where I sometimes make it through an entire two hour class and realize that I forgot to take a break. I dared to feel a spark of cautious optimism. That spark made me decide to do the workshop. Gave me the gumption to point at a chunk of time in the future and say "There, there shall I perform strenuous physical feats for hours on end."
I didn't ask my disease for permission to do the workshop so much as inform it of my intention with all the calm, steely-eyed determination I could fake. Because I had a plan, see.
For the entire week leading up to the workshop, I prepared. Every day, I ate all the healthy things and did extra forms and took naps. Every night, I went to bed at a single-digit hour. I bolstered my defenses by taking my meds on schedule and supplementing with anti-inflammatory herbs. And the hydration; oh, the hydration. Buckets of water and juice poured down my throat for days, because I figured that every one of those buckets would be sweating right back out again. I even packed a little cooler to take with me, full of coconut water and a bag of those magnificent green grapes that only seem to turn up around this time of year.
Basically, I did everything I could to make sure that the body I walked into that school with would be a body that could handle what I wanted it to do. And if it couldn't? If I got past the two-hour training mark that I'm accustomed to and everything started falling apart? Well, I had several well-practiced mental pep talks to choose from. Because if this failed - and there was a better than 50/50 chance that it would - I needed to be able to scrape my frustrated self up off the floor and try again.
I was thorough. All contingencies planned for and bases covered. I was going to Do This Thing. So, of course, the day before the workshop a hurricane flooded half the city and soaked the air in enough humidity to kick off a mild pleurisy in my chest.
Because fate is a comedian. Har. Har. Har.
Hilarious, but not entirely cruel - the roads between my house and the school were clear, and stretches eased my breathing. The only flood I had to drive through was the dark tide of questions and doubts in my own mind:
- Was I insane?
- Had I really thought this through, weighed the consequences of overtaxing myself with this Kung Fu business?
- Was I about to let that one silly spark of optimism talk me into pushing myself through a physical ordeal that could land me on bedrest and enough corticosteroids to kick my immune system back into its cage?
- Who listens to optimism these days, anyway?
- People who have forgotten about the side effects of prednisone, the insomnia and the flop-sweats and the bloating, that's who. People who have forgotten to live in perpetual dread of medication.
- Oh, so the kind of person I'd like to be, then?
- What am I saying?
- Maybe I'm saying that I can sit very quietly in the middle of a very clean, locked room for the rest of my life and still run the risk of the lupus kicking up and eating me alive, so I might as well shake off the fear and go to the workshop because if all that Kung Fu gets me sick then at least I'll know that I'm sick because I did a thing.
That's how I walked into the school that day. Every other student in that workshop had their own journey, their own preparations and struggles, to get them through that same door. We were one big jumbled confluence of backstories and motivations. I couldn't tell you any of their business, though, not any more than they could tell you mine (before reading this post), because once we got inside it was all quiet smiles and hello-fistbumps and getting to work.
Good lawd, did we get to work.
I went into that workshop thinking that it would be like one really long class. It was, and it wasn't. Regular class has time constraints - you've got an hour, two if you're in the women's program, to cover forms and drills and practical techniques. It's all about efficiency and focus. But the workshop? Well, it's a different beast. There's all these hours and hours of time stretching out luxuriously before us, time enough to savor the drills, to explore the techniques and evolve their applications, to really pick apart what we're doing and find what works for our Kung Fu and what doesn't.
It was like the difference between sketching a portrait and painting a mural. Like a powernap versus a full night's sleep. Like eating an apple versus baking an apple pie. Like one good thing that's quick versus another good thing that takes a really long time. My simile game is too strong, y'all.
What I didn't expect was how much I enjoyed the company of the other students. Don't get me wrong - I like my Kung Fu brothers and sisters. It's just that, typically, the only people I spend that kind of time with are either married to me or share my DNA. Anyone else needs to quietly exit my space before my nice wears off. But there was something about the workshop environment, that crucible of sweat and effort and focus, that rendered us into a cohesive unit, a giant many-limbed learning monster. And sure, after hours of working out we all started to a little punchy*, and more than a few folks joined me on the Sit-n-Breathe Bench, but the overall attitude was cheerfully focused and game to try whatever came next.
The variety of experience was fabulous. I touched hands with folks who I rarely get to work out with, tested my Kung Fu against people smaller than me, taller than me, and much taller than me; folks stronger and quicker, slower and steadier. There was time enough to imprint the drill on my muscles, and plenty of encouragement to explore beyond the basics. And then suddenly it was over.
I had spent so much time prepping for that workshop, for a slog through a gauntlet of challenge, that when the day finally came I was able to not just endure it but enjoy it so much that the hours just flew by. One minute, I'm finishing up warm-up forms and contemplating how to kick out someone's kneecap; the next minute, my shirt is so heavy with sweat that it's stretching itself and I'm handing out goodbye-fistbumps.
The me of seven months ago would have fallen over half-dead within the first hour. The me of now floated out of that school on the unique high of having unexpectedly survived, not only for those five hours but for the days that followed. I suffered no ill effects other than a powerful hunger and an intense craving for sleep. The twinge in my left knee doesn't count; nothing that can be resolved with generous application of cayenne salve and some rest counts as an ill effect.
I left that workshop so goofy, so giddy, so brimming over with effervescent pride not only in myself but also in my fellow students for clearing whatever hurdles we had to clear to get there, for working together and supporting each other and learning heaps of new things, that I cranked up the volume in my car and blared Queen all the way home. Sure, it was almost certainly the endorphins talking, and once they wear off I'll be back to my curmudgeonly self yelling at kids to get off my lawn, but WHATEVER.
We are the champions, my friends.
TL;DR: Disabled lady attends a Kung Fu workshop and survives it. Learns a lot. Walks in a nervous mess, walks out like this …
*Ha! Kung Fu pun!


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After we left Bill & Mary's on the 4th we went over to Julie's brother and SIL's home for fireworks and a visit with the extended family there.
It's obvious Julie inherited her great personality and other wonderful traits from her Mom Ruth. I always enjoy seeing Ruth.
If fact I always enjoy seeing all of Julie's extended family – all 4 generations.
Jessica and her cousin Chrissy. I think I've known Chrissy since she was about 7.
Cortland was the youngest family member in attendance. He is perpetual motion, a very happy little boy and just too cute. I had so much fun just watching him and his big brother Easton.
Jared is getting ready to have the family sing Happy Birthday to him for his 17th birthday. Easton is waiting to help Jared blow out the candles.
We finished the evening by going up to a common area in their community to watch some spectacular fireworks.
A wonderful day with two wonderful families!


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Norfolk man gets 10 years for drug trafficking
SIMCOE — A 39-year-old Simcoe man's sentence of 10 years in penitentiary is believed to be the harshest punishment every imposed in Norfolk County related to drug offences.
"Ten years is a very significant sentence," federal Crown attorney Jamie Pereira said Monday in Simcoe's Ontario Court of Justice. "It is the longest sentence in this community strictly related to drug trafficking. It sends a message that if you get caught, you're going to go to jail for a long time.
"Protection of the public in this case is very important."
Braden Fitzgerald pleaded guilty to three sets of charges of possession and trafficking in large quantities of fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamine, and hydromorphone in both Simcoe and Woodstock.
Court heard that Fitzgerald turned to trafficking, at least in part, to feed his own drug addiction.
Pereira said, by supplying dangerous and sometimes lethal drugs, Fitzgerald contributed to a growing local opioid crisis, like that being seen across the country.
A community-impact report prepared by the Ontario Provincial Police and presented to Justice Aubrey Hilliard on Monday indicates there were five fentanyl-related deaths in Haldimand-Norfolk and seven in Oxford County in 2017, the last year for which statistics were available.
"That's a very alarming number for these relatively small communities," said Pereira. "We're seeing one person dying every month due to fentanyl."
In an agreed statement of facts, court heard that, on Sept. 24, 2017, police saw Fitzgerald walking on Kent Street in Simcoe carrying a backpack that he put inside the trunk of a Cadillac.
Police knew Fitzgerald's driver's licence was under suspension and pulled him over.
When police searched Fitzgerald, they found a vial of cocaine in his pocket. In the backpack and another bag, police found 72 grams of fentanyl with a street value of about $7,750, 314 grams of cocaine valued at $15,400, 30 grams of methamphetamine valued at $1,400, and 363 hydromorphone pills valued at $20,000.
At the time of his arrest, Fitzgerald was on a probation order, with one of the terms that he not possess or consume any unlawful drugs.
On various dates last May and June, police conducted surveillance on Fitzgerald when he was seen meeting for short periods of time with people known to be "involved in the drug subculture," said Pereira.
Police arrested Fitzgerald on June 7, 2018, in Woodstock. He was in possession of 30 grams of fentanyl, six grams of cocaine and 1.5 grams of methamphetamine. He was also in possession of almost $2,000 from drug sales.
Fitzgerald was released from custody in a promise to appear in court.
Just under two weeks later, on June 19, 2018, Fitzgerald and another man were arrested as they were leaving a home on Millcroft Drive in Simcoe. Police found $3,825 in Fitzgerald's wallet from drug sales, two cellphones and a bag containing 16 grams of cocaine, eight grams of fentanyl, two grams of carfentanil, two grams of methamphetamine and 100 hydromorphone pills.
Police later searched the house on Millcroft Drive where they found 28 grams of marijuana, three grams of cocaine and a gram of hydromorphone. They also found weigh scales and multiple drug debt lists.
Prior to the sentencing, Pereira said aggravating factors in the case were the large quantities of the drugs involved and that Fitzgerald was on probation for his first trafficking offence when he was subsequently arrested.
Fitzgerald has a lengthy criminal record, with eight previous convictions related to drugs.
"He was motivated by profit and greed," Pereira told the courtroom.
Fitzgerald's lawyers told the court that their client grew up in Simcoe and became addicted to pain medication after injuring his shoulder. In 2011, he was involved in methadone treatment, during which he bought a home, had a job and developed healthy relationships.
But, in 2016, he again started using and selling drugs to feed his habit.
"He is a drug trafficker," said the judge. "There is no other way to put it."
The community-impact statement said the painkiller fentanyl is 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine and must be carefully formulated to avoid overdoses.
"Due to its rapid rate of absorption in the human body," says the statement, "reports indicate that 0.1 to 0.15 milligrams of pure fentanyl can be deadly. The estimated lethal dose of fentanyl for humans is two milligrams.
"A typical business card weighs one gram. If the business card were torn into 1,000 pieces, the equivalent of two of those pieces of fentanyl could be fatal if it were ingested, inhaled or absorbed through the skin."
From 2009 to 2014, says the statement, there were at least 655 deaths in Canada where fentanyl was determined to be a cause or contributing factor.
Fitzgerald was given enhanced credit for the 391 days he spent in pre-sentence custody and sentenced to an additional six years and four months in jail. He was given a two-year consecutive jail sentence for the June 2018 offences, bringing the total sentence up to the equivalent of 10 years. He is also prohibited for life from possessing a weapon.
"This type of behaviour won't be tolerated by the court or the community," said the judge, adding that if Fitzgerald continues to use he will spend his "life in jail in installments or be dead."
"I hope you take this time to get yourself sorted out, with addiction and maybe things you're not even aware of yet," Hilliard told him before he was taken from the courtroom.


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The point of advertising is to engage people, in order to sell them stuff. Pretty simple.
Yes, there are a number of ways to engage. You can make them smile, make them laugh, pull their heartstrings, even stir outrage that drives them to action.
As a general rule, however, annoying people into buying your product isn't sound thinking.
It worked when we only had three channels to watch – remember having your favourite show interrupted by the same terrible ad in every commercial break, and not being able to do anything about it? You hated it, but the assault on your senses seemed to pay in sales.
Today, however, it doesn't pay.
I just had an interesting ad passed along to me. Seems McDonald's shot a commercial where a dad's death was used to sell Filet-O-Fish. Sure, it tugged heartstrings. But it also seriously annoyed a great number of people who had lost their parents and found the crass attempt to connect bereavement with junk food a bit crass.
How do we know they were annoyed? Because they voiced their disgust in capital letters all across the internet.
Playing with the emotions of people who have lost their parents to sell a Filet-O-Fish? How could that go wrong, the client must've asked themselves, never.
a bad month for bad marketing.
This example of tone deaf advertising is just the latest in a series.
How can we forget Kendall Jenner solving race relations by giving a Pepsi to a cop at a Disney-fied Black Lives Matter protest? And how about that incredible joint United Airlines / Chicago airport security attention-getter? And Kendall Jenner & friends shilling for the Fyre Festival, the failed Coachella for the 1%? Wait, Kendall Jenner got a tone deaf twofer?
My point is, marketers don't seem to have learned terribly much about the power of the interweb when put into the hands of ticked-off consumers. Why not?
For a start, let's be fair. 99% of all ads stick to the knitting, selling stuff by promising whiter whites, flatter abs and skydiving while taking some pill that has 25 seconds of side-effects. They do a fine, utterly forgettable job. We watch the ads, we ignore them, we go to the supermarket and perhaps give a glimmer of a thought when we're reaching for a new brand of rice or salsa.
The problem starts when marketers get bored. They want to make a statement. They want to connect their soda to civil rights in their advertising.
Suddenly, they're crossing over from selling stuff to tapping into our passions and fears. Their thinking is that they can hitch their sugar water to feelings we have for another issue. A bit of a free ride, as it were.
This comes off as superficial at best. And downright cynical at worst.
be engaged people. not engaged soda.
It's time to get back to the basics. Advertising sells soda by saying it's good soda. Or it will make you happy (although that sort of fluffy claim isn't standing up as well in an age of consumer reviews and citizen journalism – makes you pine for the innocent '80s, right?)
We live in interesting times. There are plenty of things out there stirring our emotions and making us furious. Tying soda to those things is not only superficial and cynical, it's lazy.
If you want to show you're concerned about civil rights, get out from behind your Roche Bobois desk and get out in the streets. Write furious letters to your local elected representatives. As the Bible says, play nice in the sandbox. But don't let your soda fight your fight for you.
And please, don't give me a fish sandwich to remind me of a dear departed dad.
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Watch Tower, Calvinistic Methodist chapel, Betws Ifan
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This site provides historical information about churches, other places of worship and cemeteries. It has no connection with the churches themselves. For current information you will need to contact them directly.
Watch Tower,
Betws Ifan
Church History
- The entry for this church on the National Monuments Record of Wales (NMRW) website (Coflein).
- See also the Chapels database
It was located at SN2994247074 (Lat/Lon 52.095802,-4.483988). You can see this on maps provided by:
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- Nearby churches.


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The Moto maker site for the new Moto X is now live for anyone that was looking to grab up one of these devices. The second generation Moto X is filled with all kinds of goodies, including all kinds of new customizations and options, and while the only available carrier option at this point is AT&T, you can still opt to go for the unlocked GSM Pure Edition of the device and it'll work on any GSM network. Both 16GB and 32GB options can be purchased, and the unlocked 16GB model will end up costing users a starting price of $499. If you want the extra 16GB of storage and will be upping to the 32GB model, be prepared to drop another $50 for a total starting cost of $549.
Other options like the Leather or Wood backs will set you up for another $25 extra, but it seems worth it if you want that more natural feel to the phone. You can choose from black, natural, navy blue, or cognac leather color options, and for wood you have the familiar teak, ebony, walnut and bamboo style options at your disposal. If you want a little more color choice, you have plenty to choose from in cool, warm, or neutral color schemes. You also have black and white color options for the front face, as well as a decent selection of color options for the trim.
As with the previous version of the Moto Maker site, you can also customize your Moto X with a welcome message or greeting when you power on the device, and if you really want to take things a step further in the customization department you can have a name or short message engraved on the back. For anyone that is interested in knowing, the short message is limited to 18 characters, so it can't be too long. You've also got a few more options with the wallpaper, an optional case and charger and any other accessories that you want to add to the order. If you chose just the phone with no extra accessories, the 32GB model with a leather or wood back should cost you $574.99. Once everything is all said and done and you place your order, it will take about 10 days to ship according to Motorola. The website is experiencing some heavy traffic so page loads may take a bit. Are you grabbing a new Moto X?


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Croatia, from the insane crowds of Dubrovnik to the amazing palace in Split to the Krka Falls, to the capital Zagreb, there are a lot of things a tourist should do when they visit Croatia. This video focuses on what tourists and travelers shouldn't do when they go to Croatia. From the food, to safety, to culture shock some things you should know about Croatia so you can have a great time in Croatia.
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Euless, TX - Softball WorldHome Softball Menu
League Rules
Every team participating in league play must be registered with USSSA.
Every participant is required to abide by all Softball World rules, policies, and code of conduct.
Player Eligibility
A player's name must appear on their team's roster to be eligible. Players may only play on one team per night. Umpires and staff are not responsible for policing this rule, and it is up to the offended team to bring it to the attention of the umpires before the third inning of the game. Any player protested that has not signed the roster will cause his team to forfeit that game. The offending player is not eligible to participate in a game the rest of that night. Note: You must protest an illegal player before the third inning OR when the player in question enters the game.
*Any team caught with a player that is participating on a second team will forfeit that game, whether that player's name is on their roster or not. The offending player is not eligible to participate in a game the rest of that night.
Classification and Home Run Rules
|Home Run Rules and Player Classification per League
|Mens SD:
|4over the 300' fence and Open Rosters
|Mens D:
|2over the 300' fence and no more than 3 C players per team
|Mens E:
|Outover the 300' fence and no C players & no more than 3 D players per team
|Mens E Rec:
|Inning ending outover the 300' fence (No tournament players may play rec)
|Super Coed:
|4over the 300' fence regardless of gender and Open Rosters
|2 Male/2 Female home runs per game over the 300' fence and no C players
|Coed Rec:
|Inning ending outover the 300' fence (No tournament players may play rec)
The management of Softball World reserves the right to deny any player from participating at a level of play that would be unsafe or unfair to the other players and opponents in that league. Management of Softball World also reserves the right to require teams to move up in classification for purposes of creating good and fair competition.
Jersey Rule
Softball World does NOT require uniforms.
Starting Line-Ups
Teams must have eight players to start and/or finish a league game. If a team starts with eight players, they may add their 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th player after the game starts. No automatic outs will be recorded if you start a game with a shortage of players. If you lose a player and do not have a sub, then an out will be recorded in that player's position in the batting order.
All protests must be made with a fee of $50 cash up front. If the protest is upheld the fee will be returned.
Starting line ups must be given to the umpire during the pre-game meeting. Each player's first and last name and number must be on the line up sheet.
Run Rules
10 after 5 innings - 12 after 4 innings - 15 after 3 innings - 20 after 2 innings.


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Fark.com founder Drew Curtis is just 34 years old and runs one of the most popular news aggregator sites linking to odd and weird stories. Currently, his site averages around 1.5 million hits a day.
Most of the content on Fark.com is submitted by its loyal readers. And like the Drudge Report, Fark.com only links to external news stories, jokes, pictures or videos - they do not host anything on their servers except reader comments and images from the Photoshop contests.
Fark makes money through classifieds or text ads that run on the Fark homepage sidebar at $40 a week. Five random ads are displayed at a time and they change every five minutes.
If the linking site is related to Porn or NSFW content, the price becomes $200 per week since adult links normally invite much higher click-throughs. Fark.com makes around $40,000 per year just from these rotating text ads and then they also get direct sponsors.
Drew Curtis was recently on NPR (National Public Radio) where spoke at length about his baby Fark.com, expenses that go in maintaining the site and how he plans to spread awareness among big advertisers through his upcoming book - It's Not News, It's Fark: How Mass Media Tries to Pass Off Crap as News.
Inspiring stuff.
Related: World's most popular blog - Perez Hilton


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text: Sponsored Links: Chika Ike stuns in new photos Actress and Producer, Chika Ike wore this pretty outfit to lamodemag's event that took place at Oriental Hotel today. More photos after the cut. Makeup by. oluchi Onuigbo Dress Styled and Designed By: Yomscollection This post first appeared on Linda Ikeji's Blog. Read the original story here.


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Because this was one if my most viewed posts and because purpose is so important to who you are, I want you to see the blockers so you can overcome.
Recently, it dawned on me that everyone doesn't know why they're here. And that got me to thinking about how to help. First off, I know we all have jobs and/or careers, but purpose is that deep desire you have on the inside that you must fulfill. It will not only bless you but others. You can't sleep because it's calling your name, and every waking moment you dream about it. Purpose is your "why" for living. Although I believe we can have various degrees of purpose throughout life, I do know that it takes courage to pursue it. So, I list five hindrances to pursuing your purpose. Why do some never chase it and grasp it? Why do some start out on the right course but never finish? Let's see.
Here are 5 hindrances to changing your life for the better and walking in your purpose.
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text: Week 5 in our five-week sermon series based on the "Shift 2.0" by Phil Maynard. Most American churches are unhealthy. In order become healthy, grow, and thrive, we need to adopt healthy habits and make lifestyle changes... just like any other unhealthy body. Today, talk about stewardship, not from an individual perspective, but from a congregational perspective. God has blessed our congregation with people, and those people bring their prayers, their presence, their gifts, their service, and their witness with them every week. How do we use those blessings in a way that is worthy of them. Our focus scripture is Matthew 25:14-30.


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In honour of the current lovely weather I thought I'd share this fantastic image with you:
This anonymous caricature pokes fun at Sir Joseph Banks and his penchant for collecting. It was published in 1788 in a pseudonymous volume by contemporary satirist John Wolcot: "Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco. A Tale. By Peter Pindar, Esquire."
The tale takes the form of a 17-page poem, which I won't reproduce here, but I would recommend seeking it out. To whet your appetite, here is the second half of the poem's prefatory argument, which sets the scene for the verse that follows:
"Sir Joseph, in a Pointer-like Manner, ambulateth – he espieth the Emperor of Morocco [a fictitious species of butterfly] – Peter conjectureth as to Sir Joseph's Joy on the occasion – … – Sir Joseph's Pursuit – the President tumbleth – … – Sir Joseph again tumbleth – Sir Joseph's Hat tumbleth with him – Sir Joseph riseth and bloweth – he is gazed at by a Countryman – he darteth through a Hedge in Pursuit of the Emperor, and tumbleth into a Lane – he getteth up speedily, and putteth a Question to Hob – Hob answereth not, but pitieth him – Sir Joseph obtaineth a second View of the Emperor – pursueth his Majesty into a Garden – oversetteth the Gardener – trampleth on rare flowers – breaketh many Bell Glasses – overturneth the Scarecrow – Peter praiseth the Scarecrow – Sir Joseph oversetteth a hive of Bees – the Bees surprized – they attempt a Revenge, but succeed not, on Account of the hard and tough materials of Sir Joseph's Headpiece – The Gardener, quitting his horizontal Position, pursueth Sir Joseph – Sir Joseph pursueth the Emperor, and the Emperor flieth away – The Gardener collareth Sir Joseph, and expostulateth – Sir Joseph heedeth not the Gardener's Complaint, being in deep Sorrow for the Loss of the Emperor – The Gardener quitteth his Gripe in Sir Joseph, and putteth him down for a Lunatic – the Gardener execrateth Sir Joseph's Keeper, and falleth into a Panic – flieth off unceremoniously, and leaveth the President in the Situation of a celebrated prophet.
And, as the closing couplet of the poem states:
"Such is the tale – if readers sigh for more
Sir Joseph's wallet holdeth many a score."
You can see more details about this image, and a couple of other (more sedate) garden pictures from our collections in this online gallery. Whatever your preferred outdoor pursuits, I hope you manage to enjoy some time in the sunshine too.


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Hammer Of Gods: The HMS H63 RS700
Review by Alok Paleri on: http://www.speedhunters.com/2015/02/hammer-of-gods-the-hms-h63-rs700/ (By Alok Paleri, 27th February 2015)
Let's kick off with some numbers: 750 horsepower and well over 900 newton metres of torque. These are the sort of figures that'd feel much more at home in a two-seater supercar, but what happens when the family has arrived, and two seats just won't cut it? This is what happens. Enter the HMS H63 RS700. Based in the industrial town of Malterdingen close to the Black Forest in Germany, HMS Tuning is the company behind this mile-munching beast. The car started life off as a facelifted Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG T-Modell that somehow felt too tame for the guys at HMS Tuning. I had the car parked next to a stock C63 wagon and one of my friends joked about H63 being in that Old Spice commercial: Hello, ladies, look at your man, now back to me, now back at your man, now back to me.
The aggressive front bumper and bulging fenders of the H63 are from a Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Black Series coupe, and are finished in lightweight carbon fibre. As a result of borrowing parts either right off OEM cars or adapting from them, the H63 does away with the tackiness found in many aftermarket tuned European cars. The rear fenders are widened to accommodate the wider rear end, which is Mercedes-Benz E63 Bi-Turbo fare. There are no spacers in use here – the width is all real. The rear bumper is also fabricated from carbon fiber and based off a C63 AMG Coupé Black Series item. To make it all fit custom diff mounts had to be fabricated, and as a result the entire rear diff sits 15mm closer to the chassis than stock.
To get all the power down – despite being one cocktail of a car – the H63 sits on KW Clubsport coilovers that have been adapted for use in this specific car. Nice sticker with a carbon fibre pattern on it? I'm afraid not. With the widened front and rear fenders, a set of custom side skirts have also been fabricated in carbon fibre onto which the guys at HMS simply placed a sticker, painted over and peeled the sticker away.
A wagon like this is a dream come true for many petrolheads. Enough power to decimate tires at will, enough room in the back for all your belongings, and looks to kill.
What more could you ask for?
Alok Paleri
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Original Songs
Recordings for Albums
Pioneer [1980 EP]
These are the instrumental versions mastered at the time of recording in December 1980 at Forest Glen Studios on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland. 6 songs were recorded with the help of the jazz influenced rhythm section of Andy Tainsch on Bass, Bob Welsh on keyboards, Ricky Lloyd on drums and Mungo Coats on guitar.
This album is NOW AVAILABLE ON CD * [AUD$15 inc postage within Australia]
Same Place Twice - RIMSHOT [1992 LP]
Recorded in 1992 with the duo Rimshot featuring the late Noel Bernardi and Paul Denman this album now comes on CD with some additional tracks.
It also features MASINA MILLER on lead and back-up vocals as well as Geo Heathcote on sax and harmonica, Adrian Ross on didgeridoo and Warren Brewer on trumpet.
This album is NOW AVAILABLE ON CD * [AUD$20 inc postage within Australia]
Sole Trader - acoustic album [2001 LP]
15 songs giving an anthology of songs written over the last 30 years. Presented simply with vocals and single acoustic guitar, either 6 and 12 string.
This album is NOW AVAILABLE ON CD * [AUD$20 inc postage within Australia]
Town on a Western Plain [2003 EP]
This EP highlights the country rock influence of the music with 8 tracks including acoustic and group versions of the feature song TOO FAR AWAY.
This EP is NOW AVAILABLE ON CD * [AUD$20 inc postage within Australia]
Coming Back Again - the best of - the unfinished sessions [2003 LP]
This compilation album is the result of many hours in the studio in 2001 and 2003 for a project to produce the songs used in the series of Music Language tutorials in which Lyle's songs are used as examples and exercises.
During that time it was envisioned that they would develop into the albums Episode and Back In My Own Backyard, however a lack of funds has held up all these projects to date, and so there is this situation where a lot of recording had been done without a finished project.
"As I seem to keep coming back to my music on a regular basis to try something the title track Coming Back Again seemed appropriate."
In the true tradition of some pretty weird "Best Of .." albums it has been decided to call this a 'Best Of … " album, even though there has ever only been one single released which was not a top 1000 hit. Hmm!! So 'the best of - the unfinished sessions' is put together!
The bonus tracks are two instrumental versions of tracks from the Instrumental album "Pioneer".
This album is NOW AVAILABLE ON CD * [AUD$20 inc postage within Australia]
* Music CDs are currently produced in-house: as such all sales have a 6 day money back option
New Projects 2017
Recording started for the album in 2003 however due to unforeseen circumstances the project was put on permanent hold. Glad now to be back into it and hope to go into a Perth studio in 2017 to finish it off along with a new album All My History.
All My History
Having again started to seriously write new songs circa 2013 after arriving in Mount Barker WA and feeling a little more settled again, the album is slowly taking shape, with the addition of a couple of previously recorded tracks started in the 2003 sessions and featuring a long-unfinished song from 1975. Yes, I am a horder when it comes to my songs, you never know when inspiration will resurrect something.


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Divorce is never easy.
Ending a relationship with the person you've committed your life to, is an extremely difficult decision. You and your spouse have a life together. You've made memories together, built a home together, created and raised children together, supported one another through many ups and downs, and so much more. You're lives are intertwined in almost every way possible and now you're thinking about ending it all.
In my practice, I work with many individuals and couples facing divorce. They enter treatment hoping to find clarity and to determine if their decision is the right one.
Unfortunately, there isn't always a clear path and there most often isn't a right decision (unless there is abuse). Terminating a marriage is a very personal decision and every couple, individual, and relationship is different…
If you find yourself unhappy in your marriage and are currently contemplating divorce, take a minute to answer the questions below. They may not help you definitively make a decision, but they will help you understand your feelings and needs a little better, which will allow you to have a more honest conversation with yourself and your spouse.
- When was the last time my spouse and I had fun together?
- What would I miss most about my marriage and my spouse?
- Is staying in my marriage hurting me emotionally?
- How would leaving this marriage hurt me emotionally?
- What would I need to see/experience/happen in order for the marriage to work?
- Have my spouse and I tried talking to a professional about our differences?
- What is my role in the breakdown of our marriage?
- Am I so hurt that I am getting in the way of healing the marriage?
- Are we harming one another or our children by staying in this marriage?
- Do I love my spouse enough to keep trying?
Whatever decision you come to in the end, make sure you have support in place to help you through this difficult time. Staying in the marriage and working on healing the relationship will require effort and support, and ending the marriage will require effort and support as well.


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The Spellympics or Olympics of Spelling is an annual spelling tournament. It is hosted by George Plimpton.
Lisa was selected to go to the state Spelling Bee finals. When she wins it, she qualifies for the Spellympics.
At the Spellympics, hosted by George Plimpton, Lisa wins the semi-finals and secures a spot in the finals. The other two finalists are Sun Moon, an Asian girl, and Alex, a really cute little boy with big round glasses, whom everyone likes.
George Plimton tells Lisa about the low ratings that Spelling Bees generate and then asks her to take a dive and let Alex win. If she does it she will be given a free scholarship into any Seven Sisters college. Lisa refuses, but later she is unsure what to do.
Next day, the Spellympics finals are underway. George Plimpton asks Sun Moon to spell whether/weather and confuses her with the sentence (he uses them both) and disqualifies her when she starts "W-E...". Next is Alex's turn. He gets the word "rigged" and spells it correctly. Finally, Lisa steps up and is asked to spell "intransigence". When she sees Homer, she tells everyone that she was told to take a dive and proceeds to spell the word, but she spells it "I-N-T-R-A-N-S-I-G-A-N-C-E". She is disqualified and Alex wins.
34th Spellympiad
- Lisa Simpson ("coagulate")
- Sun Moon ("recidivism")
- Alex ("anthrax")
- Unnamed boy ("aserose") (wrong, throwen out)
- Sun Moon ("whether" / "weather") (I don't know whether the weather will improve.)
- Alex ("rigged") (This contest is rigged.)
- Lisa Simpson ("intransigence") (The little girl's intransigence cost her the college of her choice.)
Behind the Laughter
- The Spellympics is a parody of the Olympics.


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The funny thing is my 4 year old twins don't LOOK autistic the way the general public seems to perceive autism. They're not like the Dustin Hoffman character in "Rainman". And they're not like Max in "Parenthood" (although that is a quite realistic portrayal of an Aspergers individual). They act like my children. They have that twin magic that all parents of multiples get to see watching them grow. But they're different. And anyone who spends any time with them, recognizes this fact.
We have to think through every little detail of our day. Even the slightest change can throw off a routine in such a way that we may not be able to recover from without a series of tantrums. Our best example is when I take boy twin with me to pick up his older brother and his friend from kindergarten. Every day, as soon as he gets off the bus from his full day of special needs preschool, we get into the car and drive down the street. He doesn't want this. So out come the gummy bears. I make sure I have a green one in my hand. He's crying, but he climbs in the car. Then he sits on the floor. I tell him to choose a seat. He refuses. I show him the gummy bear. Then he starts cataloguing the seats. "Ball Seat", "Cow Seat", "Brown Seat". Then he sits on the floor again. I tell him to choose, once again showing him the gummy bear and taking a quick glance at the clock. He starts to tease, standing by a seat and calling out it's name and showing signs that he's about to climb in. But as soon as my hand reaches in to give him that final boost, he goes to the far door and smiles. Another glance at the clock. Eventually, I count down from 5 and forcibly put him in a seat. No matter which one I choose, he will call out for a different one. But he gets strapped in, I give him the green gummy bear and we head down the street. We always park in the same place (which is why I have to watch that clock). And we wait. We usually sit in the car for about 10 minutes listening to music (Laurie Berkner Band and Wiggles are among the favorites) and play some games until it's time. Then I tell him "Last Song!" and turn off the player and the car and walk around to open his car door. I open the door with another gummy in my hand and he happily climbs out of the car. When he's on the sidewalk, he gets the next gummy bear. Then we walk to the corner to cross the street to enter the school grounds. We wait for the street to be clear and then cross. He MUST walk on the left-side line of the crosswalk and he treats it like a balance beam. We finish crossing the street safely, another gummy bear. Then we walk to the school. He has to walk on the grass rather than the sidewalk. We get to the next crosswalk, he has to step on the pile of leaves or grass debris just off the sidewalk. Then we cross again, but this time a distance from the crosswalk. Another gummy bear. We come to Bus #152. He has to climb on. He stands at the top of the stairs and smiles at me. Then comes down. Then we walk into the kindergarten playground. We walk to Room #18. He announces, "18!". Then when I repeat, he says "16!". So we walk to Room 16. He leans against the door and announces "17!". So we head over to Room 17. That's big brother's classroom, so we look inside to see if he's there. Then he announces "18!" and we head back to Room 18. We repeat this cycle (with periodic gummy bears when requested) until the kindergarten classes are dismissed. Then a new routine begins.
Why did I just describe that in such detail? Because THAT'S THE ROUTINE! There can be no variation. If there is, his world comes to an abrupt halt and he doesn't know what to do. He can't function. I have to jump through hoops in order to get him to understand that it's OK and that we can keep going. Our daily lives are full of such details. Predictability is what they need and expect. And that's what they get. We do very little around here that isn't pre-planned. Spontaneity left my life just over 2 years ago when we learned they were both "on the spectrum". Our lives became a series of non-variable routines and activities. And you know what? We like it that way!


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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gwen Graham is responding to an attack ad from her Aug. 28 primary opponent Jeff Greene by launching a new television commercial touting her environmental record and decrying "false negative advertising."
Her 30-second spot, "Trust," launched Tuesday morning, featuring footage of Graham and her father, former U.S. Sen. and former Gov. Bob Graham, kayaking together. It also touts endorsements from "respected environmentalists."
The ad is a rebuttal to one Greene launched last week after the statewide Democratic debate. That ad sought to paint Graham and her family's business, the Graham Companies, as threats to the environment, particularly to the Everglades, because the company is providing some of the land needed for the new mega-mall being developed in Miami. Greene's commercial notes that environmental groups have roundly opposed the mall for its potential impact on traffic and the Everglades watershed.
Greene's campaign responded to Graham's latest commercial by calling on her to oppose the American Dream Mall, as does the Everglades Trust, which endorsed her.
Graham's campaign first criticized Greene's commercial ad last week by saying that she long ago withdrew from any involvement in the company, that the mall's environmental impact may be far less than critics charge, and that her and her father's environmental protection records are among the strongest of anyone in the state.
It's the latter point that plays out in the new commercial, which includes a citation to an endorsement she received just Monday from the Everglades Trust.
"A billionaire opponent is attacking me personally – even falsely attacking my dad, Bob Graham," Graham opens the commercial, referring to Greene, a Palm Beach developer. "It's disappointing. Because the truth is I've been endorsed by respected environmentalists, including the Everglades Trust. And after twenty years of Republican rule, false negative ads won't do anything to repair our environment, health care or public schools"
Graham, the former congresswoman from Tallahassee, and Greene are battling each other along with former Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, and Winter Park businessman Chris King in the Aug. 28 Democratic primary.
A news release issued by her campaign goes even further, seeking to compare her record on the environment and the transparency of her business dealings with that of Greene, charging that he owns stock in oil companies seeking to drill off Florida's beaches or gas companies involved in the controversial extraction method known as "fracking," and that his financial disclosures do not give enough detail to disclose how much he owns in them.
Just as Graham's campaign didn't limit criticism to the topic of the two advertisements, neither did Greene's on Tuesday, which contended that her environmental record is nothing like that of her father's, because when she was in Congress she voted to support the Keystone Pipeline, opposed by then-President Barack Obama, most environmental activists, and most Democrats.
Graham has defended those votes by saying she concluded that over-land or sea shipments of oil would be far more potentially hazardous than pipeline shipments, and certainly would create more pollution through the trucks, trains, and ships carrying the oil, rather than a pipeline.
But Greene's campaign countered that Gwen Graham is no Bob Graham, whom Greene's campaign praised as the architect of policies to protect "millions of acres of pristine Florida beauty."
During his tenure as Governor and Senator, Bob Graham did great things for the state of Florida and for our environment. Ironically, he was the architect of our growth management policy that today protects millions of acres of pristine Florida beauty. He headed President Obama's commission to investigate the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill and offshore drilling.
"Graham calls Greene's attacks personal. That's patently false and she knows it," Greene's campaign charged. "But her votes to gut Obamacare and her profiting from a paving over of the Everglades ARE personal to the millions of Floridians that they impact."


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MP Harold Albrecht Announces Important Investment through the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program
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Harold Albrecht, Member of Parliament for Kitchener-Conestoga on behalf of the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), today announced that the Southern Ontario Locomotive Restoration Society will receive funding through the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program.
The Harper Government has approved up to $66,000 for a total project cost of up to $220,000 for the Southern Ontario Locomotive Restoration Society to construct a heritage replica train station at the St. Jacobs Farmer's Market.
This announcement is one of many for projects approved through the program that will improve and preserve community spaces across southern Ontario, with the aim of giving back to Canadians and creating a lasting legacy as Canada prepares to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Confederation in 2017. The Program is expected to boost economic activity through infrastructure investments, build community-based partnerships and modernize existing facilities.
The contribution is contingent on the execution of a contribution agreement with the recipient.
"Our Government, through the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program, is demonstrating its continued support for communities across the country. I'm pleased that this project will benefit residents across Waterloo Region, bringing together the young and young at heart to experience our railway history." – Harold Albrecht, MP Kitchener-Conestoga
"We thank Harold Albrecht for making us aware of the opportunity to apply for the Canada 150 grant. The grant will go a long way to assist in the construction of a heritage replica train station at the St. Jacobs Farmer's Market opening next year. Our mission is to keep railway history alive as witnessed by our 1923 steam locomotive Engine Number 9." – Norm Etheridge, President, Southern Ontario Locomotive Restoration Society.


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There are many Big Data problems whose output is also Big Data.
Splout targets these problems offering a solution for batch-processing big datasets and deploying them atomically to a read-only cluster that can serve SQL queries over the resulting data.
Database-centric systems are complex. Handling incremental state is harsh and error-prone. There are many use cases where this complexity can be avoided. Batch processing of all historical raw data is a simpler data processing paradigm that has many advantages. For example, it is very easy to change the entire data model or data processing logic without much effort, and it is very easy to scale - this is very well explained by Nathan Marz in his Lambda Architecture idea.
Splout makes it dead-simple to serve an arbitrarily big dataset by batch processing, indexing and deploying it. Splout does it carefully by keeping atomicity and efficiency in mind. Instead of updating Splout with random inserts, Splout atomically replaces already-built database files without affecting query serving. There are other tools that do that such as Voldemort, but they lack all the features of a rich query language such as SQL.
In the past few years we have lived a revolution in the Big Data processing and serving world. We have slowly abandoned monolithic database-centric systems after Big Data and replaced them for a wide variety of systems: from Hadoop-centric data flows to NoSQL-centric systems (document-oriented databases, graph-oriented databases and so on).
The combination of Hadoop and NoSQL offers the best of both worlds, however, there are few options when it comes to serve Big Data - and the powerfulness of richer query languages such as SQL has been lost in the way. And there are many problems where one would desire to be able to pre-compute certain aggregations while still being able to aggregate data in real-time.
Splout is, on one hand, a datastore that has been thought from the start for atomically deploying and web-serving Hadoop-scale datasets, and, on the other hand, a rich datastore that offers full-SQL query language. This achievement is made by posing two simple constraints: read-onlyness and data partitioning. This means that data will be entirely replaced in hours time, not in minutes or seconds time. For applications that need real-time, Splout is not the ultimate solution, but it can be used together with a real-time layer to form a "Lambda Architecture" like Nathan Marz explains here.


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Semi-Restore Lets You Wipe Your iPhone Without Losing Your Jailbreak
Semi-Restore is a new solution for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users who want to wipe their device clean without losing their jailbreak.
Created by CoolStar, the process will restore your device running iOS 5.0 through 6.1.2 to near stock condition. It's performed using a simple one click app that is available to download for Mac, Windows, and Ubuntu.
The Comparison Of Existing iPad Alternatives
After iPad's appearance in late April many Apple's competitors decided to release their own tablets. Almost four months had passed since that moment and now we decided to study the market of iPad's rivals and write down every one that worth attention.
But before we start the list it is important to note that we chose the tablet devices that satisfied next criteria:
- No physical keyboard;
- Availability for purchase;
- The screen must be at least 5''.
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iDoor – iPhone Controlled Hydraulic Door
MIT student Chris Varenhorst developed a hydraulic system connected to some electronic components that allow you to open a door with the ability to control it with the iPhone.
The system is very simple, the mechanical part to open the door is connected to a PC with an Ubuntu Linux system from which it receives the commands. Application iDoor connects to a PC via an internet connection and sends the instructions for opening or closing the door.
Here is a video:
Sync Your iPhone in Linux
Apple's 2.0 firmware update generally killed wireless syncing with Linux. Ubuntu users have posted a detailed walkthrough, that describes the new precess that works with 2.x firmwares.
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Sebastian Greenwood is emphatic that watching others "make success" gives him the greatest satisfaction. Without being grounded in other people's development and enrichment, it would be easy to tire of a field like network marketing. There are the exponential financial gains that come with economies of scale, but without a deeper commitment to the network in and of itself, it is easy to walk away from businesses such as network marketing after it has achieved what its creators require from it. The gains that can result from businesses such as OneCoin, which Sebastian Greenwood spearheads, can be so great that a paradoxical situation can occur where quick success implies an early exit. To know more about OneCoin and how it invests in people, seeOneCoin Building Business by Building People.
Humans have an innate need to be part of something larger than themselves, to work together with others towards a common goal. It is these needs that network marketing also addresses and it is these needs that would ultimately override the financial incentives that come with being part of a business like OneCoin. Sebastian Greenwood has a deep understanding of these issues and this is why he continuously affirms his commitment to people.
It is this deep understanding of people that has made Sebastian Greenwood a leader in his field. To be excellent at something requires total commitment, and total commitment is only realized when the heart and mind are both engaged. Greenwood keeps himself in the zone of total commitment by always keeping his eye on the prize – the successful leadership of a global network. To know more about how Sebastian Greenwood has achieved the position he now enjoys, see Sebastian Greenwood on Leadership Excellence.


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Dear Lib Peck, Leader Lambeth Council
In Lambeth, as you will know, we have been fighting for our library service. In the last year, under your administration we have seen two libraries lose their staffing and two more closed completely.
You have said it's necessary because of Tory austerity and government cuts in local council budgets and that it's a 'tough choice'. We have always understood the pressures you are under but believe there is another way – you don't have to carry out the Tory's bidding.
Now, with the general election approaching, there can be no better time to make a stand, there is a chance to end austerity. Libraries give such huge value to the whole community and cost so little and yet the last 7 years of Tory government has seen nearly 500 libraries closed nationally. This government has brought us worsening housing, worsening job opportunities and a rise in racism and division.
When Jeremy Corbyn launched the Labour Party election campaign he attacked Tory austerity as 'the establishment versus the people' and said that it was the Labour Party's 'historic duty' to stand with the people. We are asking you to do this – re-open the libraries, stop giving money to GLL and Picturehouse to build leisure facilities for those who can afford it and instead fight for the people who vote for you. Re-open our Libraries!
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In 2020, Hawaii will ban all suncreams containing oxybenzone and octinoxate – they're killing the coral reefs.
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Like so many, I was stunned and saddened when I heard about the passing of Chuck Brown yesterday. It really hurt to lose the Godfather of Go-Go, a true pioneer in black music. What was so great about Mr. Brown was his ability to appeal to all generations. Mr. Brown was loved by the grandparents, the parents and the kids! 🙂
If you never saw Chuck Brown perform live, you missed an experience. There was call and response, dancing, singing and really being in the moment. And a Chuck Brown concert was a part of my music education. You would hear jazz, blues, funk, soul and hip hop. And he blended all these styles effortlessly. It never felt contrived or forced. And he reached back to connect with younger audiences headling shows with Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, and The Roots. The Summer Spirit Festival won't be the same without Chuck Brown.
Chuck Brown was the voice and embodied the spirit of "Chocolate City". So in honor of the Godfather of Go-Go, check out this Midweek Mixx with some of ThatKellieGirl's favorite Chuck Brown interviews and songs. Enjoy! 🙂


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Cheryl speaks internationally on leadership for the future. She considers the exponential changes facing the world – a world of complexity and increased overload. In 2018 Cheryl has spoken at education, health and business events about exponential technologies; adaptive leadership, foresight thinking and complexity.
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UGI Gives $100,000 to Lancaster Co. CTC for Equipment
Thanks to a multi-year, $100,000 donation from UGI Utilities, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC/R) students at Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (CTC) in Brown
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UGI continues its commitment to early education with a $3,000 grant to support Juniata College's ROAR (Rural Outreach and Reading) program. This grant will go towards improving student literacy
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Allie must find a balance between being a boss and being a friend in this second delicious book in the Sprinkle Sundays series from the author of the Cupcake Diaries series!Now that the girls all work at the ice cream shop on Sundays, Allie sees her friends' jobs through a different lens. If they mess up the cash register by a few dollars Tamiko simply shrugs, but Allie knows that by the end of the week all those little misses can add up. She doesn't want to be their boss, but somehow she needs to figure out a way to make sure she's part of a team that can see things from her perspective, too. She just has to do it before the cracks in the cone melt their friendship.
From cupcakes to ice cream and donuts! Having written over thirty books about middle school girls and cupcakes and ice cream, Coco Simon decided it was time for a change; so she's switched her focus from cupcakes to her third favorite sweet treat: donuts! When she's not daydreaming about yummy snacks, Coco edits children's books and has written close to one hundred books for children, tweens, and young adults, which is a lot less than the number of cupcakes, ice cream cones, and donuts she's eaten. She is the author of the Cupcake Diaries, the Sprinkle Sundays, and the Donut Dreams series.
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