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Strong field for final TdF rehearsal
The build-up to the 2019 Tour de France continues apace with the 83rd edition of the Tour de Suisse starting on Saturday 15th June. Alongside the Critérium du Dauphiné, the Tour de Suisse provides the perfect platform for WorldTour riders to test their form ahead of July's Tour de France.
The nine-stage race begins with a 9.5km individual time-trial around the Emme Valley, starting and finishing in Langnau. Stages two to four favour the climbers, albeit stage four could come down to a breakaway. After a flat stage five, stage six could see the first real battle for GC with a brutal 10.8km ascent of 9% to the line in Flumserberg. From there, the race hots up with a summit finish, another individual time-trial and the final queen stage that features three hors-categorie climbs.
Team Ineos bring a powerful squad to Switzerland including 2018 Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas and 22-year-old sensation Egan Bernal. Thomas' form has grown through the season, culminating in third overall at last month's Tour de Romandie, while Bernal's recovered from the fractured collarbone that prevented him leading the team at the Giro d'Italia. He's now fully fit and looking to repeat the form that saw him win March's Paris-Nice and take third at Volta a Catalunya.
World champion Alejandro Valverde leads Movistar Team and, according to reports, looks set to line up at the Tour de France alongside Nairo Quintana and Mikel Landa. Carlos Betancur and Winner Anacona are at the heart of a strong support team.
Pierre Latour heads France's AG2R La Mondiale. Latour's intent on showing the confidence and guile that helped him slip into the 2018 Tour de France white jersey after a bad fall at the UAE Tour earlier in the season. Latour's sought peak fitness on the team's recent Sierra Nevada training camp alongside one of the Tour de France favourites, Romain Bardet.
With Primož Roglič not racing the Tour de France and Steven Kruijswijk competing at the Critérium du Dauphiné, Team Jumbo-Visma's Tour de Suisse ambitions centre on individual stage victories. Sprinter Danny van Poppel holds the team's best chance of success on the flat fifth stage.
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AGING PROGRAMS
Question: Since the 65 and over population is the fastest growing age group in this country today, I would think that the need for services to that population would also increase. Your budget, however, shows level funding for programs in FY '92. What is the rationale for level funding these programs?
Answer: The Department of Health and Human Services has assigned a high priority to assuring that adequate resources available to support the program efforts required to address the pressing needs of the Nation's older citizens. We note that Administration on Aging programs have received significant budgetary increases during the past decade. During that period we have also encouraged programs to solicit increased contributions from older recipients able to pay and have emphasized efforts to improve the management of service efforts. We believe that the results have been very positive. For example, over the seven year period 1982-1989, meals provided under the title III-C program have increased by more than one third, from 190,000,00 to 250,000,000. Voluntary contributions have more than doubled from $69,000,000 in 1982 to $150,000,000 in 1989. Where opportunities present themselves, the aging services network will make additional efforts to expand services through increasing voluntary contributions and further improving service program administration.
In addition, the Administration on Aging has recently launched its national Eldercare Campaign designed to mobilize additional resources from both the public and private sectors on behalf of older persons at risk of losing their independence. The Campaign is nation-wide in scope and will assist the aging services network to draw upon significant resources which have not been available in the past.
Question. Congregate and home-delivered meals are provided 5 days a week. Some of the elderly receiving these meals may be unable to prepare food for themselves. Has the Administration given any thought to providing these meal services 7 days a week. What would be the cost of providing meals on a daily basis?
Answer. Generally, congregate and home delivered meals operate 5 days a week. However, the older Americans Act and applicable regulations currently allow State and Area Agencies on Aging to serve for more than 5 days a week. There are cases where this has been tried on a demonstration basis. It is not widely the practice. Some home delivered meals projects have provided needy elderly participants with an extra meal that is easily reheated and can be consumed at a later time. Based on discussions with state and Area Agency staff and others involved in the program, there is not a very large part of the elderly population that need or would want meals every day or more than one publicly provided meal each day. If more is needed, perhaps other services, such as homemaker service, shopping assistance or a group living arrangement should be considered.
We do not doubt that there are circumstances where the need for 7 day service exists and could be appropriately met by expanded service. We have no estimate of the costs of providing 7 day service. However, we would expect it to be more expensive per meal
than regular service because of overtime rates for labor, additional staff costs, and a loss of efficiencies of scale due to a smaller number of clients served on weekends.
Question. When the Department's request for application was published, over 272 proposals were received, however only 45 were able to be funded. How many children is this program currently serving?
Answer. The first Transitional Living Program projects were funded in September, 1990. It is anticipated that between 900 and 1200 youth will be served, on a residential basis, within the first year.
Question. These Transitional Living Programs have been in operation for almost a year. What types of evaluations have been done to date?
Answer. Although funding was available in fiscal year 1990, the first group of projects were not awarded funds until September 1990. These projects have actually been operating for less than six months. An evaluation strategy has been designed which, when implemented, will determine the cross comparative results of the funded projects, their overall impact and effect, and will make recommendations for the further enhancement of the national program.
In addition, a systematic reporting system is being developed in order to obtain consistent, systematic data from all TLP projects.
STATEMENT OF RICHARD P. KUSSEROW, INSPECTOR GENERAL ACCOMPANIED BY DENNIS P. WILLIAMS, DEPUTY ASSISTANT SEC
RETARY FOR MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
INTRODUCTION Senator HARKIN. The next witness is Mr. Richard Kusserow, the inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services. Mr. Kusserow has served in this post for 10 years now. In that time, his office has compiled an impressive record of investigation into areas where Government spending could be reduced without compromising program effectiveness or impact on beneficiaries.
Welcome back to the subcommittee, Mr. Kusserow. We are looking forward to an update on the work your office is doing. We are also interested in knowing how your office will implement the new Chief Financial Officers Act, which mandates detailed financial statements of most agency spending.
As always, your complete statement will be made a part of the hearing record. Again, Mr. Kusserow, of the different departments under the jurisdiction of this subcommittee, it is this Senator's feeling that the Inspector General's Office that you head and you, in particular, are doing an outstanding job. We urge you to keep up the good work you are doing. With limited budgets, tight constraints, we have to go after any waste, abuse, fraud, inappropriate indirect costs or whatever we can to make sure that our dollars are being spent wisely.
Again, welcome back, and please proceed as you so desire.
Mr. KUSSEROW. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. This is my 10th appearance before this committee. I am pleased to be here, and I am very appreciative of your kind remarks. We are prepared to discuss the issue of indirect costs at universities. We are also prepared to discuss any detail you would care to go into with regard to the chief financial officers legislation.
I would like to take advantage of your offer and just submit my formal statement for the record. I will just highlight some of our request to allow a maximum amount of time for explanation and questioning.
As you pointed out in your introduction of me here this morning, we are a kind of a rare commodity for this committee in the fact that we are not policymakers. You have plenty of policymakers come before you. Our job really is to look at the way things are operating and determine whether they could operate better. As to whether you cap programs or eliminate programs, raise taxes or
lower taxes, there are plenty of other folks in this town who can address those issues.
Our mission is to look at the programs to see if they are working as intended, to measure how well they are performing, and to see if there are possibilities of effecting savings as a result of more efficient or effective operation of the programs-without adversely affecting the intended beneficiaries. That, of course, is our mainline objective at any given time.
During 1990 alone, we were able to effect a total of about $5.8 billion in savings which were posted. These savings came from the areas of program improvements, restitution, and recoveries to our Department's programs. We believe that inspector general recommendations have made a major contribution to departmental programs over the last 5 years. If you were to add all the savings up, you would see a total of about $28 billion over 5 years.
Also in the area of insuring that our programs and beneficiaries are not abused in any fashion, we also have taken action against individuals and entities who have attempted to defraud these programs. We had 900 administrative sanctions that emanated from that part of our program in fiscal year 1990.
Of course, the last thing we want to have is people engaging in criminal conduct against our programs. We have had a very strong policing effort in this area. In this last year we have convicted, in the courts, 1,310 individuals and entities for criminal conduct. So we feel that we are making a contribution on that side of our mission.
We also make it a point to develop our OIG "Cost Savers Handbook" and "Management Improvement Recommendations Handbook," the so-called red and orange books. These documents provide recommendations on how we can put funds to better use and how we can make improvements in the operation of the Department.
Again staying on the area of savings, in the OBRA 90 legislative package there were a number of OIG recommendations contained in the more than $31 billion that was scored for the next 5 years in that legislative effort. We made contributions to about 72 percent of all the Medicare savings provisions. These contributions included a lot of things. One of them I would like to highlight because you played a major role in it. We had hearings in which we were trying to find a better way in which to deal with durable medical equipment and the abuses in that program, and to find ways in which we could eliminate some of the unnecessary spending, the waste and, quite frankly, just out-and-out fraud. That portion of the package was about $2.1 billion. We were very pleased to see that you and your colleagues were able to have that provision added.
The savings picture looks very good in the President's budget to the Congress. We feel that there are a lot of other opportunities for savings without adversely affecting the programs, so we hope that you in the Congress will take a close look at the recommendations that we put in there. Again, we are focusing on areas where you could effect savings without adversely affecting either the programs or the beneficiaries.
BUDGET REQUEST In fiscal year 1992, we are requesting $111,189,000 in obligational authority. This breaks down to $63,842,000 from appropriations and $47,347,000 from trust fund transfers for the work that we do for the trust fund programs, primarily Social Security and Medicare. This also does not include authority for the roughly $2.2 million that we are reimbursed by other departments for work that we perform on their behalf and for which they pay.
We are requesting a total of 1,510 FTE's. That includes 95 FTE's for the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990 to which you have previously alluded. This is a rather ambitious piece of legislation. From a financial management viewpoint, I think it is probably the most significant piece of legislation that Congress has passed in my conscious memory:
Among other things, it understates the importance of having better financial management in the executive branch of Government. In furtherance of that goal, they have created a controllership function, a chief financial officer who will be responsible for improving management in the executive branch.
Also as part of that legislation, Congress said that for all trust funds, commercial-type activities, and revolving funds, they want to have financial statements prepared. These funds will then be audited by the inspectors general to give a clear picture as to how the agencies are performing. So 95 FTE's are line itemed and dedicated for that purpose in our Department, and the total cost comes to $9.5 million. That amount includes both the support of the FTE's and contracting for specialized services to evaluate computerized systems or to add actuarial services to the Inspector General's Office.
The CFO Act activities are probably the most significant change that we have seen in the submission of our budget in the 10 years that I have been appearing before this committee. What it, in fact, means is that we will have 60 major line items and program oper: ations that will fall within the category of agencies that should have financial statements prepared and audited. When that is done, it will account for 80 percent of the outlays of the Department's program.
Congress specifically referred to the Social Security trust funds as an area of high priority that would be audited both in the current year and from now on. We have already been doing that. That is already in our budget. We are not asking for any additional funding to audit those financial statements. That is our contribution. Although we were never funded to do it before now, we feel that it is something we have already done and, therefore, we should not ask for anything additional for it.
The add-ons will include a host of programs, particularly in the Public Health Service and the Medicare programs. One of the primary users of this information, I think, will be this committee and your sister committees in the House, since it will provide you with financial information on the operations of the agencies in a way that you have never had available before. So I think that offers a lot of promise for you as well.

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Soronal fue una estación de ferrocarril que se hallaba cerca del salar y cerro homónimos en la actual comuna de Pozo Almonte en la Región de Tarapacá de Chile. Fue detención tanto del Longitudinal Norte y el Ferrocarril de Iquique a Pintados y actualmente se encuentra inactiva.

Historia
La estación fue construida en los años 1920 como parte de las obras del Ferrocarril de Iquique a Pintados, que entraron en funcionamiento en noviembre de 1928.

La estación aparece consignada tanto en mapas oficiales de 1929, sin embargo no es mencionada en mapas de 1944 y 1961, lo que da cuenta de su actividad de manera intermitente o su cierre en décadas posteriores.

La estación dejó de prestar servicios oficialmente cuando fue suprimida el 1 de junio de 1961. Las vías del Longitudinal Norte fueron traspasadas a Ferronor y privatizadas, mientras que la estación fue abandonada.

Referencias

Soronal
Estaciones de ferrocarril de Chile de 1928
Estaciones de ferrocarril clausuradas en 1961
Estaciones de ferrocarril abandonadas de Chile
Estaciones del Longitudinal Norte

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— Matthew Lickona
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I follow the solar cycles as the sun rules this planet and if we ignore it's cycles we will miss every bull and bear market that will ever come. At one time the CAD acted just like Bitcoin has, so to say that this crypto thing is ushering in a "new era" is not something new. The "New Era" economy is already here folks, and it's more like a "New Era" market recession that is coming to Canada.
I will occasionally insert the solar cycle chart which does not need rocket science to understand its basic pattern. Last month we saw a little jump in sunspot activity, which buys us more time as the solar cycle will roll around the bottom for awhile. So far we had a 12 day stretch with "no" sunspot activity, so this chart should dip down again when the next chart is released in early April.


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module Google
  module Cloud
    module Talent
      module V4beta1
        # The Request of the CreateTenant method.
        # @!attribute [rw] parent
        #   @return [::String]
        #     Required. Resource name of the project under which the tenant is created.
        #
        #     The format is "projects/\\{project_id}", for example,
        #     "projects/foo".
        # @!attribute [rw] tenant
        #   @return [::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::Tenant]
        #     Required. The tenant to be created.
        class CreateTenantRequest
          include ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
          extend ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
        end

        # Request for getting a tenant by name.
        # @!attribute [rw] name
        #   @return [::String]
        #     Required. The resource name of the tenant to be retrieved.
        #
        #     The format is "projects/\\{project_id}/tenants/\\{tenant_id}", for example,
        #     "projects/foo/tenants/bar".
        class GetTenantRequest
          include ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
          extend ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
        end

        # Request for updating a specified tenant.
        # @!attribute [rw] tenant
        #   @return [::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::Tenant]
        #     Required. The tenant resource to replace the current resource in the system.
        # @!attribute [rw] update_mask
        #   @return [::Google::Protobuf::FieldMask]
        #     Strongly recommended for the best service experience.
        #
        #     If {::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::UpdateTenantRequest#update_mask update_mask} is provided, only the specified fields in
        #     {::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::UpdateTenantRequest#tenant tenant} are updated. Otherwise all the fields are updated.
        #
        #     A field mask to specify the tenant fields to be updated. Only
        #     top level fields of {::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::Tenant Tenant} are supported.
        class UpdateTenantRequest
          include ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
          extend ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
        end

        # Request to delete a tenant.
        # @!attribute [rw] name
        #   @return [::String]
        #     Required. The resource name of the tenant to be deleted.
        #
        #     The format is "projects/\\{project_id}/tenants/\\{tenant_id}", for example,
        #     "projects/foo/tenants/bar".
        class DeleteTenantRequest
          include ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
          extend ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
        end

        # List tenants for which the client has ACL visibility.
        # @!attribute [rw] parent
        #   @return [::String]
        #     Required. Resource name of the project under which the tenant is created.
        #
        #     The format is "projects/\\{project_id}", for example,
        #     "projects/foo".
        # @!attribute [rw] page_token
        #   @return [::String]
        #     The starting indicator from which to return results.
        # @!attribute [rw] page_size
        #   @return [::Integer]
        #     The maximum number of tenants to be returned, at most 100.
        #     Default is 100 if a non-positive number is provided.
        class ListTenantsRequest
          include ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
          extend ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
        end

        # The List tenants response object.
        # @!attribute [rw] tenants
        #   @return [::Array<::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::Tenant>]
        #     Tenants for the current client.
        # @!attribute [rw] next_page_token
        #   @return [::String]
        #     A token to retrieve the next page of results.
        # @!attribute [rw] metadata
        #   @return [::Google::Cloud::Talent::V4beta1::ResponseMetadata]
        #     Additional information for the API invocation, such as the request
        #     tracking id.
        class ListTenantsResponse
          include ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
          extend ::Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

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Families are creatures of habit. Habit is helpful in accomplishing tasks with young kids, and keeping everything organized. It cuts down on the questions of what's coming next, and keeps everyone in line.
Habit is also the reason that some people think it's harder to begin recycling, or harder to begin "going green." Allegedly, habits aren't easy to change, and so it follows that many people are stuck in the habit of not recycling, simply because recycling hasn't always been as readily accessible or as widespread as it is today.
Recycling in the home can be just as simple as not recycling, and the benefits far outweigh those of not recycling. The only benefit of not recycling would be not changing habit.
Parents who employ recycling in the home teach their children the value of methodical work (taking the effort to make sure everything is sorted), and the value of caring for the environment – a worry that is becoming increasingly more prominent these days.
There are easy ways to implement recycling into the home. First, put all your trash and recycling bins together. It's helpful to color code them, so they're easily recognizable. If all of the bins are against the same wall, or in the same closet or cabinet, putting the trash in its respective bin is no different than throwing them all in the same bin. You don't have to make any extravagant moves to put it in a different spot. Just throw the piece of trash one bin over – to paper, glass, plastic, or trash.
Second, familiarize yourself with your community's recycling policies and what can and cannot be processed. Plastics are assigned numbers 1-7, and while some municipalities can collect all seven types of plastics, other can collect only 1-2, or 1-4, and so on and so forth. This information should be readily available on your municipality's website. You can get the kids involved by having them decorate labels for your recycling bins, showing what can and can't go in each one. This can also teach them where each piece of trash goes.
The third part of the process, after you've instituted recycling into the household habits, is trickier, but easily doable. In order to cut down on waste, evaluate what kind of products you're buying, and whether the packaging is recyclable. Try to buy things in glass, instead of in plastic. For certain items, you may have no choice. If the packaging isn't recyclable in your community, you can send it in, for free, to a company like TerraCycle, which recycles CLIF Bar wrappers, Kashi packaging, Bear Naked granola packaging, and Revolution Foods packaging, among other items. For every item that participants send to TerraCycle, they can also earn money for charity.
In order to continue encouraging recycling habits, and reduce household trash, you can evaluate what pieces of "trash" can actually be reused around the house, and what pieces of trash can be repurposed into new items. For example, TerraCycle has do-it-yourself projects in which you can make herb planters from Solo plastic cups or Stonyfield yogurt containers. This is called upcycling – reusing what would otherwise be "trash" as something else that is still recognizable as what it used to be.
Recycling doesn't have to be complicated, and it doesn't have to be a difficult habit to change or implement. It can be as simple as putting a piece of trash in one bin instead of another. The kids can be easily engaged with crafty do-it-yourself upcycling projects that teach them how to recycle and reuse, while instilling the habit of thinking about how to use what is already in front of them – an important step in cutting down on waste.
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Moulded pattress for surface mounting of Crabtree wiring accessories. Cable entry knockouts on 3 sides. Manufactured to BS 5733.
Crabtree 1-Gang 44mm Moulded Box is rated 3.2 out of 5 by 5.
Rated 2 out of 5 by SaxonMan from More is actually less. As you would expect from Crabtree, this is a sturdy box, but if you notice, which I didn't ( or rather I did, but the importance didn't register), this box has four mounting points for the face plate screws. This seriously restricts what the box can be used for. For example, a 30ma RCD (Code 40097) won't fit as it fouls the top and bottom mounting points. These extra top and bottom mounts also reduce the size available for the cable k/o points. I didn't try, but I imagine it would be very difficult to feed a 10mm t&e through one!


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This is a list of lighthouses in Libya, which are all located along the Mediterranean coastline of this North African country. The list includes those maritime lighthouses that are named landfall lights, or that have a range of at least twelve nautical miles. The NGA numbers are from the List of lights publication 113.

Lighthouses

Historic lighthouses

Leptis Magna Lighthouse – Located in the ruins of the Roman city of Leptis Magna it was a lighthouse that was in use between 200 and 455 AD. It has been estimated that the multi-level tower once stood 35m high. A substantial part of the lower storey still remains at the site, on a headland overlooking the now silted-up harbour.

See also
List of lighthouses in Tunisia (to the west)
List of lighthouses in Egypt (to the east)
Lists of lighthouses and lightvessels

References

External links

Libya
Lighthouse
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TSX-32 has been a general purpose 32-bit multi-user multitasking operating system for x86 architecture platform, with a command line user interface. It is compatible with some 16-bit DOS applications and supports file systems FAT16 and FAT32. It was developed by S&H Computer Systems, and has been available since 1989.

DEC-oriented columnist Kevin G. Barkes noted that TSX-32 is "not a port of the PDP-11 TSX-Plus" and that it runs
well on 386, 486 and Pentium-based systems. He reported a limitation: since it supports the MS/DOS (FAT) file system, filenames are DOS's 8+3.

TSX-Plus
An earlier non-DEC operating system, also from S&H, was named TSX-Plus. Released in 1980, TSX-Plus was the successor to TSX, released in 1976.

The strength of TSX-Plus is to simultaneously provide to multiple users the services of DEC's single-user RT-11. Depending on which PDP-11 model and the amount of memory, the system could support a minimum of 12 users (14-18 users on a 2Mb 11/73, depending on workload). A productivity feature called "virtual lines" "allows a single user to control several tasks from a single terminal."

History
S&H wrote the original TSX because "Spending $25K on a computer that could only support one user bugged" (founder Harry Sanders); the outcome was the initial four-user TSX in 1976.

For TSX-32, they said in an interview, "We started with a clean sheet of paper" rather than starting with a "port."

As of 2021, it appears to be defunct.

VAX
The company's product line was ported/expanded for the VAX line.

See also
Multiuser DOS Federation

References

External links
 TSX-32 official description page

X86 operating systems
DOS variants
1989 software


Opened in 1989, the Tempe, Ariz., course has hosted the Arizona State University men's and women's golf teams for 30 years. Director of Golf Derek Crawford estimates the course logged more than a million rounds of public golf during that span, as well.
May 5 marks the final day to play at ASU Karsten Golf Course in Tempe, Ariz. before permanently closing after 30 years of public golf as well as serving as the home course for Arizona State University's golf teams since opening in September 1989. The parcel of land where the Pete Dye-designed golf course currently sits is scheduled for future development, athletic fields and other university facilities.
Anticipating the closure, the ASU golf teams already made the move to nearby Papago Golf Course where a unique public/private partnership between the City of Phoenix, Arizona State University and the Arizona Golf Community Foundation significantly upgraded the golf facility.
Here, the golf teams will play and compete on the classic golf course as well as practice at the newly christened Thunderbirds Golf Complex, a golf training facility designed by Phil Mickelson, former Sun Devil standout and 44-time winner on tour.
The concept for the on-campus golf course was originally conceived in the 1970s by then Athletic Director Fred Miller who convinced the Sun Angel Foundation to spearhead construction. Along the way, the golf course, clubhouse and team facilities received collaborative financial support from a host of individuals and organizations including Louise and Karsten Solheim, Arizona Public Service, the Tanner Companies, Westcor, Bob and Karen Hobbs, The Thunderbirds, Jones Studios, Homes & Sons, G.M. "Solly" Sollenberger and the Collegiate Golf Foundation.
The 1989 opening soon sparked the "Decade of the Devils," a 10-year stretch of success in the '90s when the men's and women's teams combined for eight NCAA Golf Championships – six women's ('90, '93, '94, '95, '97, '98), and two men's ('90, '96).
In 1992 ASU Karsten Golf Course hosted both the NCAA Women's Golf Championship and the Pac-12 Women's Golf Championships, which it also went on to host two more times in 2001 and 2011. The Pac-12 Men's Golf Championships were held at ASU Karsten three times (1990, 2000 and 2010). Other notable tournaments include the PING/ASU Women's Invitational, Arizona State Thunderbirds Collegiate Invitational, PING Phoenix Junior at ASU Karsten, U.S. Open Qualifying and many other high-profile competitive championships.


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Just enough to roll the edge over. Then try it in yourvpistol. If they don't feed then crimp a little more until they do. I've always used the crimp in the RCBS die.
I prefer the case gages to check rounds. I have one each for the .45 and .38, made by Dillon, but there are other makers out there.
KenO wrote: I prefer the case gages to check rounds. I have one each for the .45 and .38, made by Dillon, but there are other makers out there.
I trim all my 38 Special brass to be used in my M-52 to .010" (ten thousandths of an inch) LESS than minimum length, seat flush to the case mouth and crimp to .372. Have never had a alibi doing it this way.
If you are shooting button nose WC the button will hang up on the front of the magazine in a M-52. The nose of wadcutters shot in the M-52 has to be flat.
These are new Starline cases. I don't do anything to the brass. I seat the bullet just enough past the case that the roll crimp (same as I use for my RN bullets) has just enough lead to bite on. These are Magnus HBWC.
I am running 2.8gr of BE and my Hornady manual shows that to be just below Max. It shows starting to be 2.1. Can I drop it down that far and still function with the Matchdot II mounted on the slide?
Don, I don't think even 2.8 will work with a Matchdot II on the rail. I have a Holosun mounted on mine with 2.8. I had a frame mounted Matchdot but totally different critters. What kind of dovetail mount do you have coming that will let you use a full size scope?
You have received misguided information or misinterpretation of said information.
First off you can shoot any 148gr LHBWC or DEWC in an M52, button nosed or not; period.
You must conclude what the COL is for the magazines you have.
COL = cartridge overall length, not base of cartridge to shoulder but base of cartridge to nose.
My notes state that the maximum COL for my M52 magazines must measure 1.170" or less.
If all five rounds load into the magazine and do not hang up while cycling then they will feed into the pistol.
My notebook is out in the shop, but I trim my once fired brass .020" and seat so the shoulder is .010"-.020" above the case and crimp.
This gives me my .020" proud button nose on my now obsolete Remingtons to function fine.
2.8gr of BE is good, 2.1gr will be a single shot pistol.
The manuals use a fixed barrel/revolver setup.
Keep that in your equation.
If you want to discuss the loading and use of the M52 in more detail, PM me and we will talk on the phone.
I am still a working man at 50+ hours a week but still have time to talk shop.
LenV wrote: Don, I don't think even 2.8 will work with a Matchdot II on the rail. I have a Holosun mounted on mine with 2.8. I had a frame mounted Matchdot but totally different critters. What kind of dovetail mount do you have coming that will let you use a full size scope?
I have a BME S&W-52-RR on order. I can use a EGW BOMAR Doctors mount I have for now. i am sure I have a dot that will fit it some where around here.
It is because the safety lever will not pass through it.
Clarence thanks for the offer to talk on the phone but my hearing is so bad I don't do well on the phone and just stick with email and text when I can. I am not doing well with this forum tonight either as the last three responses I have typed and sent didn't post. I wear some of the best hearing aids there is but my hearing has gotten worst the last few years. Don't know if it is shooting indoors 5 days a week or just getting old. I wear good ear muffs and lately ear plugs also but when people are shooting ARs in the other lanes it is still loud. I am not going to complain because I shoot them also. I have had people complain about my 357 mag.
Too bad we cannot talk.
Good luck with your M52 journey.
I'm assuming the first couple rounds will be non-functioning (no powder or primer).
It REALLY makes me nervous when a live round gets jammed somewhere.
STEVE SAMELAK wrote: I'm assuming the first couple rounds will be non-functioning (no powder or primer).
Always I never attempt to cycle live rounds at home. Not that i don't always point the muzzle in a safe direction but i don't want the neighbors calling the law when they hear a gun shot. I make up a mag full of dummies and i have this stuff from Brownell's that turn brass black making them easy to ID. You can plunk them all you want in the barrel but that doesn't mean they are going to feed.
Don, I had the RR mount on my 952 and it was nothing but a headache. There wasn't much room between the rings to get the 1" dot to fit and the MDII is even longer in the body area. The RR on the 952 also moved around on me. The anti vibration screw may stop vibration but it does not lock the front of the base in place. Part 2. I used the Leupold frame mount and you could remove the slide past the mount since it mounts on the right side. I would not recommend the Leupold to anyone that had a great finish on their 52. I found it abrasive to the bluing.
Well I guess it's what we call button nose. Although the nose of the Remintons have a very small button on them it's not what I would call button nose although you may.
Now that is a horse of a different color.
I would never try to load those in an M52, only revolvers.
And yes, they are a true button nosed LWC.
I still call it a button on the Remingtons cause if loaded a tad to long, the button will scrape and cause issues in the M52 magazines.
The reason I interjected was that I did not think the Zero's had the true button on them and the OP was not going to use them in the M52 because of that reason, when I believed they are good to go.
Glad we got onto the same page here.
Have a safe Easter weekend.
I ran out of the Remington WC's last year and can't find anymore. To bad because I think they were THEE best although somewhat messy.
We're on the same page, just that sometimes the written word can be misleading but not intended that way. Can't beat talking face to face.
You have a Happy Easter.
Yes I looked at the Zero's again and what I thought was the button is recessed and when loaded flush with the case it does not stick past the brass. My gun is out for delivery so I should be headed to the range soon to pick it up.
LenV wrote: Don, I had the RR mount on my 952 and it was nothing but a headache. There wasn't much room between the rings to get the 1" dot to fit and the MDII is even longer in the body area. The RR on the 952 also moved around on me. The anti vibration screw may stop vibration but it does not lock the front of the base in place. Part 2. I used the Leupold frame mount and you could remove the slide past the mount since it mounts on the right side. I would not recommend the Leupold to anyone that had a great finish on their 52. I found it abrasive to the bluing.
Let me know if you need a Leupold mount. Not putting mine back on.


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FIRE > Newsdesk > Press Releases > UNC Charlotte earns FIRE's highest rating for free speech
UNC Charlotte earns FIRE's highest rating for free speech
by FIRE
CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 22, 2017 — The University of North Carolina at Charlotte has earned the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education's (FIRE's) highest, "green light" rating for its commitment to the First Amendment. The state of North Carolina now has five institutions with this rating, more than any other state.
"UNC Charlotte is showing a sincere commitment to free speech — a commitment that only a few dozen colleges and universities nationwide have made," said Laura Beltz, FIRE's policy reform program officer. "FIRE is thrilled at the progress in North Carolina and around the country, and looks forward to working with more colleges to protect student and faculty speech rights."
After UNC Charlotte student Savannah Soto asked her university's administration to revise its speech codes in accordance with FIRE's recommendations, the 28,700-student university reformed three policies to meet the criteria for a green light rating.
UNC Charlotte joins 31 other colleges and universities that earn a green light rating because their written policies do not imperil student and faculty expression, according to FIRE's Spotlight database. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and North Carolina Central University earned green light status in May, joining Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as North Carolina's five institutions with FIRE's highest rating for campus free speech.
"A key component of UNC Charlotte's institutional mission is to promote a robust intellectual environment that values social and cultural diversity, free expression, collegiality, integrity, and mutual respect," said UNC Charlotte Vice Chancellor and General Counsel Jesh Humphrey. "FIRE's green light rating is a public recognition of our progress toward that goal, and of our commitment to uphold individual rights while cultivating a community in which those rights are exercised thoughtfully, responsibly, and constructively."
To learn more about the state of free speech on college campuses, see FIRE's "Spotlight on Speech Codes 2017" report.
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to defending liberty, freedom of speech, due process, academic freedom, legal equality, and freedom of conscience on America's college campuses.
Daniel Burnett, Communications Manager, FIRE: 215-717-3473; media@thefire.org
Schools: University of North Carolina – Charlotte


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Dermot, King of Munster
Dermot, King of Munster is the son of Tairrdelbach I, High King of Ireland.
He was also known as King Dermont of Munster.
Child of Dermot, King of Munster
Turlough, King of Thomond+
Tairrdelbach I, High King of Ireland1
M, #102852, d. 1086
Tairrdelbach I, High King of Ireland was the son of Teige (Terence) (?) He died in 1086.1
He gained the title of King Turough of Munster. He succeeded as the High King Tairrdelbach I of Ireland in 1072.1
Children of Tairrdelbach I, High King of Ireland
Dermot, King of Munster+
Muirchertach II, High King of Ireland+1 d. 1119
[S38] John Morby, Dynasties of the World: a chronological and genealogical handbook (Oxford, Oxfordshire, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1989), page 76. Hereinafter cited as Dynasties of the World.
Teige (Terence) (?)
Teige (Terence) (?) was the son of Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland. He died in 1023.
Child of Teige (Terence) (?)
Tairrdelbach I, High King of Ireland+ d. 1086
Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland1
M, #102854, b. between 926 and 940, d. 23 April 1014
Last Edited=19 Dec 2006
Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland was born between 926 and 940 at Kincord, Killaloe, County Clare, IrelandG.2 He was the son of Cennetig mac Lorcain, King of Thomond and Be Binn ingen Aurchada.2 He married, firstly, Mor (?)2 He married, secondly, Echrad (?)2 He married, thirdly, Gormflaith (?), daughter of Murchad MacFinn, King of Leinster.2 He married Dub Choblaig (?)2 He died on 23 April 1014, killed in action.1
He gained the title of King Brian Bóruma of Munster in 976.1 He succeeded as the High King Brian Bóruma of Ireland in 1002.1 He fought in the Battle of Cluantarbh on 23 April 1014, against the Danes.2 He has an extensive biographical entry in the Dictionary of National Biography.3
Children of Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland
Teige (Terence) (?)+ d. 1023
Dearbforgail (?)+ d. 1080
Child of Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland and Mor (?)
Murchad (?)2 d. 23 Apr 1014
Child of Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland and Echrad (?)
Tadc (?)2
Child of Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland and Gormflaith (?)
Donnclad, King of Munster2
[S1680] Jim Cope, "re: Brian Boru," e-mail message to Darryl Roger Lundy, 13 April 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Brian Boru."
[S18] Matthew H.C.G., editor, Dictionary of National Biography on CD-ROM (Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1995), reference "Brian". Hereinafter cited as Dictionary of National Biography.
Dearbforgail (?)
Dearbforgail (?) was the daughter of Brian Bóruma mac Cennetig, High King of Ireland. She died in 1080.
Child of Dearbforgail (?) and Dermot MacMailnamo, King of Ireland
Murchad, King of Leinster+ d. 1090
Dermot MacMailnamo, King of Ireland
Dermot MacMailnamo, King of Ireland died in 1072.
He was also known as King Dermont of Ireland.
Child of Dermot MacMailnamo, King of Ireland and Dearbforgail (?)
Murchad, King of Leinster
Murchad, King of Leinster was the son of Dermot MacMailnamo, King of Ireland and Dearbforgail (?) He died in 1090.
He gained the title of King Murchad of Leinster.
Child of Murchad, King of Leinster
Donchad, King of Leinster+ d. 1126
Alfred Reid Venning1
Child of Alfred Reid Venning
Mary Helen Venning+1
[S35] BLG1965 volume 2, page 471. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S35]
Lady Elizabeth Stafford1
F, #102859, b. 1499, d. 11 November 1558
Consanguinity Index=0.77%
Elizabeth, Duchess of Norfolk 2
Lady Elizabeth Stafford was born in 1499. She was the daughter of Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Lady Eleanor Percy.1 She married Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, son of Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk and Elizabeth Tylney, on 8 January 1512.1 She was also reported to have been married before 8 January 1512/13. She and Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk were separated in 1534.1 She died on 11 November 1558.
From 8 January 1512, her married name became Howard. After her marriage, Lady Elizabeth Stafford was styled as Duchess of Norfolk on 3 August 1553.
Children of Lady Elizabeth Stafford and Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk
Lady Mary Howard b. bt 1512 - 1533, d. 9 Dec 1557
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey+ b. bt 1516 - 1518, d. 19 Jan 1546/47
Thomas Howard, 1st Viscount Howard of Bindon+ b. c 1520, d. 28 Jan 1581/82
[S3409] Caroline Maubois, "re: Penancoet Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger Lundy, 2 December 2008. Hereinafter cited as "re: Penancoet Family."
Admiral Sir Edward Howard1
M, #102860, b. circa 1477, d. 25 April 1513
Admiral Sir Edward Howard was born circa 1477.1 He was the son of Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk and Elizabeth Tylney.1 He married, firstly, Elizabeth Stapleton, daughter of Sir Miles Stapleton and Katherine de la Pole, after 28 July 1500.1 He married, secondly, Alice Lovel, 9th Baroness Morley, daughter of Sir William Lovel and Eleanor Morley, 7th Baroness Morley, before January 1505/6.1 He died on 25 April 1513, killed in a cutting out expedition against French galleys off Brest, without issue.1
He was appointed Knight circa 1497.1 He held the office of King's Standard Bearer in 1509, for life.1 He held the office of Admiral of England, Ireland and Aquitaine in 1512.1 He was appointed Knight, Order of the Garter (K.G.) in 1513.1 He held the office of Lord Admiral of England in 1513.1


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Elizabeth graduated in 1997 with a BSc Psychology (Hons) degree from Staffordshire University and then pursued a career in clinical and forensic psychology in the National Health Service where she worked in both community and secure mental health settings with diverse complex clients.
In 2010 Elizabeth was awarded her PhD in Psychology by the University of Northampton for research exploring the psychology and phenomenology of spiritualist mediumship. She was particularly interested in what could be learnt from this group of individuals that might be useful for people who become distressed by hearing voices or seeing visions. She was also interested in how some individuals who hear voices come to label these experiences as instances of mediumistic communication.
She then worked as a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Northampton from 2010 until 2018 where she specialised in teaching and supervising research on the phenomenology of anomalous experiences, mental health, counselling, personality and individual differences, and qualitative research methods. She had considerable module leadership experience and was coordinator for student research projects on the MSc in Child and Adolescent Mental Health, MSc Counselling, MSc in Counselling Children and Young People, and MSc in Psychology. She was also course leader for the BSc (Hons) in Psychology and Counselling degree, Deputy Subject Leader (Student Experience), and a member of the Psychology Ethics Committee.
She completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education in 2012 and a Postgraduate Certificate in Research Degree Supervision in 2013 at the University of Northampton. She also completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of Derby in 2012 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Psychology at Keele University in 2013.
Elizabeth's research interests fall under the broad remit of well-being with a focus on critical approaches, service evaluation, phenomenology of anomalous experiences and beliefs, spirituality, psychological benefits of nature, counselling training and client perspectives, identity and personality.
She undertook research for the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham, in collaboration with Dr Michael Larkin and the University of Birmingham, using an approach to service development championed by the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement called Experience Based Co-Design.
She is interested in anomalous experiences as psychological, social, and cultural events and has received external funding to research synchronicity in the therapeutic setting and counselling for anomalous experiences.
She is currently researching sensory processing sensitivity.
Keynote speaker at The Wellcome Trust supported Conference 'Other Psychotherapies – across time, space, and cultures' at the University of Glasgow in April 2017.
Volunteered for the Spiritual Crisis Network and was keynote speaker at their 2nd annual conference 'Mending the Gap: Global collaboration towards a more humanistic understanding of mental health and anomalous experiences' at the University of Westminster in 2016.
In 2015 she attended the 'First Transpersonal Research Colloquium: Gathering Our Research Community Together' in Milan, Italy.
Participated in the third meeting of experts on clinical parapsychology hosted by the Institut Métapsychique International in Paris, April 2012 and co-organized by The Institute for Frontier Areas of Psychology and Mental Health, Germany and a Dutch foundation, Het Johan Borgman Fonds.


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To get kids back in Iowa schools, Gov. Reynolds indicates she will push for law requiring it
A remodeled classroom at Prairie Heights Elementary in the College Community School District, pictured Monday, shows student desks spaced apart. College Community is among the area school districts that reached critical points last month of trying to maintain enough staffing for in-person learning, (Liz Martin/The Gazette)
Stickers on the floor, pictured Monday, encourage distancing and mask-wearing at Prairie Heights Elementary in Cedar Rapids. (Liz Martin/The Gazette)
Plastic dividers to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 are installed on tables in the cafeteria at Central City Community School, seen Dec. 2. (Liz Martin/The Gazette)
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JOHNSTON — Gov. Kim Reynolds reiterated her belief Wednesday that K-12 students should be in the classroom, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, and in doing so appeared to indicate she will push for a requirement that all districts offer students an option for 100 percent in-person instruction.
During a news conference at Iowa PBS studios, Reynolds cited studies showing the virus does not spread as rapidly among school-aged children as it does adults, and expressed concern that students who are learning remotely could fall behind.
The Republican governor invited to speak at her news conference Sarah Barthole, an Ankeny school district parent who has urged that district to resume full-time, in-person instruction. Ankeny this school year has alternated between a hybrid schedule that meets the state's threshold for at least half in-person instruction and fully remote learning.
Reynolds praised Barthole's advocacy for full-time instruction, and the governor ended her news conference by appealing to parents to become advocates for schools resuming their in-person instruction.
"I think parents need the opportunity to also have the (option) to go 100 percent in the classroom," Reynolds said. "I would just encourage parents out there to talk to your educators, talk to your school boards, and let's get our kids back in school."
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As of Monday, 26 of Iowa's 300-plus school districts had at least one building that was in hybrid or fully remote instruction, according to state Education Department data.
Many districts seeking waivers for online learning have said they don't have enough staff — teachers, bus drivers, custodians, lunchroom employees — available even if students were forced to be in schools.
Over half a dozen Eastern Iowa districts began transitioning to online-only instruction after receiving the temporary waivers from the Iowa Department of Education in mid-November citing staffing shortages — not student absences.
The Cedar Rapids Community School District, for one, was in temporary online learning from Nov. 12 to Dec. 4, because of staff absences that impacted every department — including teachers, bus drivers and food service employees — who were out with a case of COVID-19 or in a 14-day quarantine.
College Community, Clear Creek Amana, Central City, Alburnett and Springville are among other area school districts that reached critical points last month of being able to maintain enough staffing for in-person learning.
Reynolds said that if state law is to change the way she advocated, it must start with lawmakers when they return in January for the 2021 legislative session.
"Fifty percent of in-person learning shouldn't be a limiting factor; it should be a starting point," Reynolds said. "Now we can use the knowledge that we've gained and the overwhelming evidence that now exists to get our students back in the classroom full time and make up for the learning that they've lost."
Any legislative proposal would have to start with fellow Republicans, who hold majorities in both chambers of the Legislature, scheduled to convene Jan. 11.
"I would be happy to work with the governor on legislation to ensure a safe, 100 percent in-person option for students in Iowa public schools," Jack Whitver, the Iowa Senate Majority Leader from Ankeny, said in an emailed response to a question. "After missing months of school this spring and at best a disjointed fall semester, the loss of instructional time is showing up in declining student test scores. In-person education is vital to keep students from falling further behind and to help them recover the knowledge and skills they have lost this year."
A spokesman for Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley, R-New Hartford, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Over the past two weeks, 12 percent of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Iowa were among children 17 years or younger, according to state public health data. That same age group represents 23 percent of Iowa's population, census data shows.
Reynolds said state case investigation data suggests most COVID-19 cases in schools have been the result of transmission outside of school, and that most cases are occurring among staff not students.
Schoolteachers and staff are in the second tier of workers who will become eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine under the state's distribution plan. Hospital workers and staff and residents at long-term care facilities comprise the first group.
Asked if the state forces schools to return to 100 percent in-person instruction, or offer that option to all students, whether it also will prioritize school staff in that second round of vaccinations, Reynolds referred to a working group that begins meeting Thursday.
"We've had a lot of correspondence about different workforces that feel that they're essential workers so we're collecting all of those and then the group will start to work though some of those decision points," Reynolds said.
Grace King of The Gazette contributed to this report.
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YOURVOICE™ AMERICA: With Cohen causing more trouble and the #Media licking their chops over Mueller, Trump talks tough on FISA, promising to declassify the reports and pursue #Deep State legally with a vengeance. The game is afoot! Here we go!
With Cohen causing more trouble and the #Media licking their chops over Mueller, Trump talks tough on FISA, promising to declassify the reports and pursue #Deep State legally with a vengeance. The game is afoot! Here we go!


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Las Cruces High girls basketball names Lori Selby head coach
Familiarity and head coach experience were two factors that led to Las Cruces High School hiring Lori Selby as its girls basketball coach.
Las Cruces High girls basketball names Lori Selby head coach Familiarity and head coach experience were two factors that led to Las Cruces High School hiring Lori Selby as its girls basketball coach. Check out this story on demingheadlight.com: https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/sports/2019/05/14/las-cruces-high-girls-basketball-names-lori-selby-head-coach-new-mexico-high-school-basketball/3669156002/
Jason Groves, Las Cruces Sun-News Published 3:19 p.m. MT May 14, 2019 | Updated 4:07 p.m. MT May 14, 2019
LAS CRUCES - Familiarity and head coach experience were two factors that led to Las Cruces High School hiring Lori Selby as its girls basketball coach.
"For the past 10 years, Las Cruces has been one of the top programs in the state of New Mexico," Selby said. "It's an awesome opportunity to continue that standard that has been set here and put my own stamp on it moving forward."
Selby replaces Matt Abney, who retired after 14 years. Selby has been Abney's assistant for nine seasons in two separate stints with a five-year stretch as Centennial High's first girls basketball coach.
Former Centennial head coach and Las Cruces High assistant Lori Selby was named the LCHS head girls basketball coach, replacing Matt Abney. (Photo: Rich Chavez Photography)
"I think it's just a smooth transition," Abney said. "We have had success and why change what we were doing. There are a lot of talented players in the program and I'm excited to see what (Selby) does with the program."
Selby spent nine seasons under Abney before taking Centennial's first head coaching job.
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Centennial reached the state tournament four times and won a district championship.
"I'm super proud of what we built at Centennial," Selby said. "We turned it into a competitive program quickly. We averaged 16 wins per year and were able to compete with and beat teams in town."
Selby returned to Las Cruces the past two years.
Selby was hired on Friday and held her first workouts with the girls basketball class on Monday.
"Las Cruces was my first opportunity as both a teacher and a coach," Selby said. "It feels like home and a place I owe something to."
The Bulldawgs lost just one senior from last year's team so familiarity with the roster was among Selby's strengths.
"Consistency is always important," Selby said. "I have a great relationship with them and they see how passionate I am on a daily basis. (Monday) was my first day with them and they are excited about the summer."
Sports Editor Jason Groves can be reached at 575-541-5459 or jgroves@lcsun-news.com. Follow him on Twitter @jpgroves.


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Come here to discuss fishing for all types of panfish and catfish. We also want to hear your favorite fish recipes too!
So I made me a half-dozen catfish "jugs" with pool noodles and coat hangers. I wrote my name and address, dropped three ft. of 25 lb mono and a circle hook on each one, baited them with cut-up bream, and threw them in the river. Here's what happened over the next ten minutes.
Having gotten enough for dinner for the family(3 fish between 3-5 lbs), I went with the long rod. Here's one of many small bass and bream I caught.
Fly fishing from the kayak was much easier than I thought it would be. Actually, being down low on the water helped with casting under overhangs.
Some fish to remember. Some fish to forget.
Looks like some good eatin! Inventive use of pool noodles as well.
I hope you ate that spot also. That is the coolest "jug" I've ever seen.
Great idea using the pool noodles...I will give that a try (I always have to replace the jugs I use because I can't seem to stop stepping on them!
Mind if I borrow your invention? Looks like a quick way to fill a dinner table.
A bad day fishing is better than any good day at work.
Is jug fishing legal in Georgia?
It is amazing how easy it is to obtain information if you look for it on a web site called google. I googled Georgia Fisihing Regulations.
The following methods are legal fishing methods.
• There is no restriction on the number of poles and lines to fish for game fish except: fishing for trout - one pole; fishing on Public Fishing Areas - two poles; and sport shad fishing - two poles.
• Anglers using more than two poles and lines to fish for shad must abide by commercial shad regulations.
• Landing nets may be used to land fish legally caught.
• Game fish may be used as live bait (where live bait is legal) if they are taken legally and you do not exceed daily creel and possession limits.
3. Attended regularly and removed after the completed fishing trip.
Unmarked or unattended trotlines will be confiscated by DNR. It is unlawful to use any sport trotline within one-half mile below any lock or dam.
• Only catfish and nongame fish (year-round) and American and Hickory shad during shad season may be taken with trotlines.
• Trotlines and jugs are not permitted on Lake Tobesofkee or any State Park lake.
Use of 51 or more hooks is considered Commercial Fishing (see pg. 15).
• "Spearing" is the use of a handheld spear or similar device and the use of a weapon, other than a firearm, which propels the spear to which a wire, rope, line, etc. is attached and secured to the weapon or the person using the weapon.
• Only nongame fish, and catfish as described below, may be speared in freshwater and are not to be sold or used for commercial purposes.
• It is illegal to spear game fish and all species of catfish, except as described below.
• The taking of flathead and channel catfish by spear may be done any time day or at night by light in the Savannah River and its tributaries and impoundments in the Savannah River Basin only.
• All spears must have barbs or other devices to recover fish and must be attached to a line secured to the person using the weapon.
• A sport fishing license is required to spear fish in Georgia.
• The person spearing fish must be completely submerged.
• Only nongame fish less than 5 inches in length may be taken using a minnow seine and are not to be sold or used for commercial purposes.
• All other fish & eels taken in minnow seines must be released immediately unharmed into the water.
• A minnow seine must be less than 20 feet in length and have a 3/8 inch or less mesh (square or diameter).
• Minnow seines may not be used in designated trout waters.
• Dip nets and cast nets may be used to take threadfin shad, gizzard shad, and blueback herring for bait except in State Park lakes.
• Bow nets are considered sport shad fishing gear and shall have a minimum legal size of 31/2 inches stretched mesh.
• Possession of a sport fishing license is required to bow fish in Georgia.
• Arrows must be equipped with barbs or similar devices for recovering fish and must be attached to the person or bow by a line sufficient for recovering the arrow and fish.
• Poisonous or exploding arrowheads are illegal.
• Arrows cannot be discharged into the water closer than 150 feet to anyone engaged in any other means of recreation.
• Legal hours for fishing with bow and arrow are from sunrise to sunset, except that fish (nongame) may be taken at night while using a light in reservoirs over 500 acres in size.
• Any game fish with an open wound possessed by a person bow fishing will be considered evidence of taking fish illegally.
Catfish (channel & flathead): Fish may be taken in the Savannah Riv. and its tributaries and impoundments in the Savannah Riv. basin by bow and arrow any time during the day or at night by the use of a light.
• Flathead, channel and blue catfish may be taken by hand, without the aid of any device, hook, snare, net or other artificial element and without the use of any scuba equipment, air hose or other artificial breathing apparatus.
Noodling is legal in the fresh waters of the state from March 1 - July 15 each year.
A sport fishing license is required to noodle (grabble) in Georgia.
It is illegal to take game fish (other than the catfish species listed above) and all other species of fish by hand.
It is not legal to alter any natural or man-made features in order to attract or capture fish by hand. It is not legal to raise any part of a natural or artificial device out of the water to aid in the hand capture of enclosed fish.
• Possess or use live blueback herring for bait in all fresh waters except the following: Lakes Chatuge, Juliette, Lanier, and Nottely; and the Altamaha River watershed downstream of the following: Juliette dam on the Ocmulgee River, Lake Juliette dam on Rum Creek, Lake Tobesofkee dam on Tobesofkee Creek, Lake Sinclair dam on the Oconee River; and watersheds of all other streams that flow directly into the Atlantic Ocean. For maps of restricted waters go to www.gofishgeorgia.com & see "Freshwater Regulations" section.
• Fish for game fish, except American shad, hickory shad, channel catfish, blue catfish, or flathead catfish, by any means other than pole and line.
• Take any fish from public freshwater by any method other than the methods listed on this page. Snagging fish is illegal.
• Use electronic devices, explosives, poisons, or firearms to take fish.
• Stock or release fish or bait into any public waters except the water from which it was taken.
What size bream do you use for this type of catfishing? I'm sure it's a new-b question...but hey...I'm a new-b. Just small little 3-4"ers on a big hook?
I spent the better part of my childhood hanging out the bow of a jon boat grabbing jugs. We did the pool noodle thing a few years bag and it is much better. We used braided line on them and i like it much better than mono. It is tough and lasts long.
What type of toys should I buy for my swimming pool keeping in mind that I have an 8-years and 5-years children?? I am also going to organize a pool party so kindly suggest me a few good toys.
I have just made a swimming pool at my farmhouse. I want to buy some toys for the pool. Can anyone tell me what type of toys should I buy? Please suggest me some toys.
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Hong Kong police fires tear gas to disperse protesters
Hong Kong police fired tear gas heavily to disperse anti-government protesters on Saturday as demonstrators quickly gathered in other areas in a new day of unrest.
Weeks of increasingly violent protests have pushed Hong Kong into its worst political crisis in decades, posing a major challenge to Beijing's central government.
Activists on Saturday demonstrated across the city as thousands gathered at the international airport's arrival hall for the second day in a row, while police in other areas quickly intervened to disperse protesters using tear gas.
Police used tear gas almost without warning after several hundred activists, who marched in Tai Po in the north of the city, intersected in the Tai Wai district.
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Friday that the protests, which began in June, were hurting the economy.
Thousands of activists filled the airport terminal for the second day in a row.
The protests began after the government tried to introduce a bill allowing defendants to be sent to China for trial. The government suspended the bill, but that was not enough to calm protesters who are now demanding more democracy and Lam's resignation.
The central government condemned the protests. China also accuses foreign powers of fomenting unrest. US State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagos on Friday described Chinese media reports of a US diplomat who met with leaders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement as "irresponsible to dangerous" and should Stop it.
Earlier, Ortagos described China's ruling regime as "bullying" after Chinese authorities published photographs and personal statements about the diplomat.
The United States issued travel advice to its people who want to go to Hong Kong, asking them to be careful while in the area, following street protests over the past month.
Demonstrations in the Asian financial hub have sparked protests over the extradition bill that is currently pending implementation, and it is now responding to a demand for reform of the democratic system.
"Protests and confrontations have now spread to neighborhoods where it was previously prohibited to hold gatherings and marches.
"All of these demonstrations, whether small or no, are expected to continue," the travel counsel posted on the websites of the United States Consulate in Hong Kong and Macau on Wednesday.
Travel advice was raised to level two on a four-point scale.
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Wine of the Week: Ca'Di Rajo Notti Di Luna Piena (Night of the Full Moon) 2013 - $27
Dwight Casimere | 3/7/2019, noon
Ca' Di Rajo winery is located in the Piave River Valley just north of Venice in an area steeped in legend and history. Famed for its Prosecco sparkling wine, which is derived from both estate grown grapes and those from vineyards along the surrounding "Prosecco Road" which stretches from Valdobbiadene to the idyllic city of Treviso, which is lovingly called the "little Venice." Ca' Di Rajo is a modern wine facility nestled within an historic estate, which dates back to the 14th century.
The church and the convent buildings founded by Ramobldo XII (Count Collate) were once home to the cloistered Carmelite fathers. Today's winery was envisioned by Marino Cecchetti and is carried forth by his grandson Simone Cecchetti and his mother Sandra Degiusti. The carefully cultivated vineyards and winery employ modern technology while embracing ancient techniques. Tradition is evident everywhere, with the preservation of the Church of the Carmine and its historic artifacts, and the adjoining remains of the Rai Tower, which stands by the banks where the Piave River flows. the wine is hand harvested in late October to ensure ultimate ripeness and allowed to ferment in oak barrels for 20-25 days in order to extract all of the full fruit flavor. Nearly a third of the grapes are then dried for 40 days before blending back into the wine which is then aged in oak barrels for 3 years before being allowed to rest in the bottle for 6 months before release. The wine is mature and full of rich flavor. With 14.5% alcohol, it packs a wallop for a wine priced at under $30.
With March Madness set to kick off and Barbeque season just around the corner, consider the food-friendly multi-layered flavor of Ca' Di Rajo Notti di Luna Piena (Night of the Full Moon)-$27. This is a robust red wine with abundant flavor. Think layers of dark red cherries and plums with aromas of crushed violets and lingering flavors in the background of cinnamon, licorice and black pepper with a hint of tobacco and shaved cedar wood. The flavor lasts in the back of the mouth for a long time, making it perfect for an afternoon or evening of game-watching with salami and cheese, popcorn shrimp or jalapeno poppers, buffalo wings and spicy rib tips. My latest find has been a shredded barbeque chicken or pork slider slider topped with kosher pickle slicers and 'secret sauce' drizzled with Frank's hot sauce. Perfect!