Armstrong also set the school record.
PORTLAND, Ind. — The Delta coaches galloped up and down the side of the pool at Jay County, throwing their arms up in triumph every time Hayden Armstrong made a turn.
Armstrong dominated the field in the 200-yard freestyle in Saturday's sectional, finishing in 1:59.77, which was about eight seconds faster than second place. She is just a freshman, but qualified for the state meet next weekend at the Natatorium.
When Armstrong touched the wall and finished with what is now a school record, she started to tear up. It was the second time she had cried Saturday.
"Right before warmups started, they were all ready to get in and somebody pushed – they were all anxious to get in – and another girl tried to pull her back to help her. She fell and hit the side of the pool where the metal ledge and hit her ribs and elbow," Delta coach Laura Seibold-Caudill said. "She was in tears. But in freestyle, some Tylenol and she was good to go.
"But she's state bound. She's a freshman."
Seibold-Caudill coaches Armstrong in club as well, so she knows exactly how she reacts to things. After Armstrong was hurt, the coach got her a small rock from outside and told her to put it in her coat pocket.
"I told her to look at the rock and feel like that rock. Be tough," Seibold-Caudill said.
Armstrong swam in a couple relays and finished third individually in the 100-yard butterfly, helping Delta come in third as a team. Jay County finished first, while Norwell was second.
The butterfly gave her a little trouble because of where the injury was, but Armstrong pushed through. She was all smiles talking about advancing to state.
"We kind of saw it coming, but to feel the touch and see No. 1 was awesome," Armstrong said. "That was the goal when I came in this year, to try to win sectional. I didn't think it was going to happen. I'm just glad it's finally over."
Seibold-Caudill knew Armstrong would be special because her times have always been there. What she didn't know was how she would finish on this stage, because of the tough competition.
"She dropped five seconds to get this. And that's amazing," Siebold-Caudill said. "To drop that kind of time at her level is very impressive.
"She's only 14. I don't think she really realizes what's happened, meaning I don't think she realizes how exciting this could be. ... When you look at her, it looks like she's taking it in and not nervous, but she's a mess inside. It's so funny – inside, she's like a bunch of butterflies flying all over."
Armstrong's coach calls her the hardest worker and said she is respected by all the upperclassmen. It may be her first trip to state, but Seibold-Caudill knows it won't be her last.
"There's no way I'm missing that meet," she said.


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Bortfeld ist eine Ortschaft der Gemeinde Wendeburg im Landkreis Peine in Niedersachsen.

Geografische Lage
Bortfeld liegt etwa drei Kilometer nordwestlich der Stadt Braunschweig, südlich der Bundesautobahn 2 und westlich der Bundesstraße 214, auf 76 m ü. NN.

Nachbarorte

Geschichte
Die erste urkundliche Erwähnung des Ortes ist für 1308 nachgewiesen. Nach dem Ort benannten sich die Herren von Bortfeld, die dort lange begütert waren. Am 1. März 1974 wurde das Dorf nach Wendeburg eingemeindet. Die 800-Jahre-Feier fand 1983 statt.

Politik

Ortsrat
Der Ortsrat, der Bortfeld vertritt, setzt sich aus sieben Mitgliedern zusammen. Die Ratsmitglieder werden durch eine Kommunalwahl für jeweils fünf Jahre gewählt.

Bei der Kommunalwahl 2021 ergab sich folgende Sitzverteilung:

Wappen
Zwei schräggekreuzte rote Lilienstäbe im silbernen Feld waren das Wappen des Geschlechts von Bortfeld, dessen Stammsitz auf einer Anhöhe westlich der Kirche lag. Berthold von Bortfeld war Ministeriale (Dienstmann) Heinrichs des Löwen. Der Letzte des Geschlechts, Kurt, kämpfte fern der Heimat in venezianischen Diensten gegen die Türken und starb 1685 auf der Heimreise. Die Gemeinde wünschte ausdrücklich, das Andenken an die Herren vom Bortfeld wachzuhalten, und nahm die Lilienstäbe daher als Gemeindewappen an, jedoch in gewechselten Farben in einem gold-blau gespaltenen Schild. Mit den braunschweigischen Landesfarben erinnerte man an die jahrhundertelange Zugehörigkeit zum Land Braunschweig und zugleich zum Landkreis Braunschweig, zu dem Bortfeld als selbständige Gemeinde gehörte, bis es 1974 ein Teil der Gemeinde Wendeburg im Landkreis Peine wurde. So beschloss es der Gemeinderat am 27. Mai 1964 und der braunschweigische Verwaltungspräsident genehmigte es am 4. September desselben Jahres. Entwurf: Wilhelm Krieg.

Infrastruktur, Religion und Brauchtum

Es gibt eine Grundschule und die Marina Bortfeld, einen Hafen für privat genutzte Sport- und Segelboote mit Zugang zu den Binnenwasserstraßen. Das seit 2009 erschlossene Neubaugebiet rund um die Marina Bortfeld gilt als gehobene Wohnlage, was auch auf die sehr unterschiedlichen, teils avantgardistischen Baustile zurückzuführen ist. Sehenswert sind das 1911 eingeweihte Bauernhausmuseum Bortfeld und die zur Propstei Vechelde gehörige Kirche St. Georg, deren Schiff aus dem Jahr 1721 stammt, mit älterem Turm.

Vereinsleben
Es gibt die Freiwillige Feuerwehr, die Freiwillige Männerfeuerwehr und weitere ehrenamtlich tätige Organisationen, Vereine und Gruppen.

Bekannte regelmäßige Veranstaltungen sind die Wahl des Bortfelder Mettwurstkönigs, das Fahnenjagen und das Volksfest.

Söhne und Töchter der Ortschaft
 Heinrich Brandes (1803–1868), Kunstmaler
 Louis Kuhne (1814–1896), Architekt
 Joachim Hinkel (1887–1963), Landrat des Landkreises Wolfenbüttel
 Volker Mudrow (* 1969), Handballspieler und -trainer
 Gerhard Schrader (1903–1990), Chemiker

Literatur
 Rolf Ahlers: Bortfeld traf es am 24.10.1940. Der Bombenabwurf im Zweiten Weltkrieg (= Wendeburger Heimatkunde. 25). Krebs, Wendeburg 2007, ISBN 978-3-932030-37-6.
 Rolf Ahlers: Der Gesundbrunnen in Bortfeld im Jahre 1737 (= Wendeburger Heimatkunde. 12). Krebs, Wendeburg 1998, ISBN 3-932030-06-0.
 Wilhelm Bornstedt: Die "altehrwürdige Mooshütte" und das "Wehmersche Vierständer-Hallenhaus" in Bortfeld (= Der Stadtheimatpfleger für die Stadt Braunschweig. Bausteine. 2, ). Kedding, Braunschweig 1982.
 Wilhelm Bornstedt: Das braunschweigische Dorf Bortfeld und seine bäuerlichen Baudenkmäler. Mit besonderer Berücksichtigung des Heimathauses des Landkreises Braunschweig (= Landkreis Braunschweig. Denkmalpflege und Kreisgeschichte. 11, ). Landkreis Braunschweig, Braunschweig 1969.
 Wilhelm Bornstedt: Das "Niederdeutsche Hallenhaus" in Bortfeld Nr. ass. 50, heute Bauernhaus-Museum (= Der Stadtheimatpfleger für die Stadt Braunschweig. Bausteine. 4). Kedding, Braunschweig 1982.
 William Lane Graffam: Bill, ein Amerikaner für Deutschland. Graffam, Wendeburg/Bortfeld 2006, ISBN 3-930210-36-3.
 Edeltraut Hundertmark: Bortfeld: Entwicklung und Struktur eines Dorfes im Einflußbereich der Großstadt. In: Neues Archiv für Niedersachsen. Bd. 12, 1963, , S. 282–289.
 Rudolf Paes: Chronik von Bortfeld. W. Feuge, Bortfeld 1983.
 Mechthild Wiswe: Das Bauernhaus-Museum Bortfeld (= Veröffentlichungen des Braunschweigischen Landesmuseums. 10, ). Braunschweigisches Landesmuseum, Braunschweig 1976.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

 Private Homepage zu Bortfeld

Ortsteil von Wendeburg
Ort im Landkreis Peine
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Peine)
Ersterwähnung 1308
Gemeindeauflösung 1974
Ort mit Binnenhafen

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13 Must-Visit Lighthouses Around the U.S.
Our nation's beautiful lighthouses along the east and west coasts, as well as the Great Lakes — all great destinations for our RV Lifestyle Fellow Travelers.
1 Our nation's beautiful lighthouses along the east and west coasts, as well as the Great Lakes — all great destinations for our RV Lifestyle Fellow Travelers.
2 Cape Flattery Lighthouse – Tatoosh Island, Washington
3 New Dungeness Light Station – New Dungeness, Washington
4 Heceta Head Lighthouse – Florence, Oregon
5 Point Reyes Lighthouse – Inverness, California
6 Pigeon Point Lighthouse – Pescadero, California
7 Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station – Ponce Inlet, Florida
8 Bodie Island Light Station – Nags Head, North Carolina
9 Cape Henry Lighthouse – Virginia Beach, Virginia
10 Gay Head Lighthouse – Aquinnah, Massachusetts
11 Rose Island Lighthouse – Newport, Rhode Island
12 Boston Light – Boston, Massachusetts
13 Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 – Boston, Massachusetts
14 Little Sable Point Lighthouse – Mears, Michigan
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Cape Flattery Lighthouse – Tatoosh Island, Washington
You can catch a glimpse of the Cape Flattery Lighthouse — one of our National Treasures —from the end of an isolated trail at the most northwesterly point of the lower 48 states, where the Makah people have lived for millennia. The lighthouse, first constructed in 1857 by the U.S. Lighthouse Service, is situated just three-quarters of a mile from the edge of Cape Flattery on remote Tatoosh Island in Washington State.
New Dungeness Light Station – New Dungeness, Washington
Punctuating the end of a five-mile ribbon of sand and driftwood at the entrance to Puget Sound, New Dungeness has served as an essential beacon for sea captains traversing the Strait of Juan de Fuca in Washington State for more than 150 years. This historic lighthouse is maintained by volunteers, who stay for about a week at a time.
Heceta Head Lighthouse – Florence, Oregon
A two-year restoration project brought this landmark lighthouse back to the way it looked when the light at the top of the 56-foot-tower was first lit in 1894 in Lane County, Oregon. And it remains just as impressive at its perch 205 feet above the ocean.
Point Reyes Lighthouse – Inverness, California
To help mariners navigate the tricky Point Reyes Headlands, the U.S. Lighthouse Service built this lighthouse in 1870 in Inverness, California. At sundown, the lightkeeper would light the oil lamp inside the first-order Fresnal lens, which would then be rotated by a brass clockwork mechanism, sending a beam of more than 1,000 prisms out to the sea.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse – Pescadero, California
At 115 feet tall, Pigeon Point Lighthouse, now a part of Pigeon Point Light Station State Historic Park in California, is one of the tallest lighthouses in the United States. Although the tower has been closed since 2001, its 2,000-pound Fresnel lens is still on display on-site at the fog signal building, and visitors can take guided history tours around the lighthouse grounds from Thursday through Monday.
Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station – Ponce Inlet, Florida
At 175 feet tall, Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station is Florida's tallest lighthouse. It was completed in 1887, and when the kerosene lamp in the first-order fixed Fresnel lens was lit, it could be seen nearly 20 miles offshore. Once a month, during the full moon, the Ponce de Leon Lighthouse Preservation Association hosts special evening tours of the site.
Bodie Island Light Station – Nags Head, North Carolina
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Cape Henry Lighthouse – Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Cape Henry Lighthouse, ca. 1792, silently guards the entryway into the Chesapeake Bay. Standing near the "First Landing" site of the Jamestown, Virginia settlers where in 1607, Captain Newport raised a cross to offer thanks for their safe crossing of the Atlantic, the Lighthouse has stood sentinel since it was completed in 1792.
Gay Head Lighthouse – Aquinnah, Massachusetts
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Rose Island Lighthouse – Newport, Rhode Island
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Boston Light – Boston, Massachusetts
A candlelit pillar that guided tempest-tossed mariners to safety, Colonial America's first lighthouse was so far ahead of its time that nearly 50 years passed before another was constructed in the United States. Three centuries later, the blinking eye of Boston Light—the only remaining U.S. Coast Guard beacon with a resident keeper—still shepherds sailors through the city's island-studded harbor.
Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 – Boston, Massachusetts
Essentially a floating lighthouse, Nantucket Lightship/LV-112—one of our National Treasures—guided countless vessels through the dangerous, often fogbound waters off the Massachusetts coast. Constructed in 1936 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1989, Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 was called the "Statue of Liberty of the Sea," as it was the first and last U.S. landmark seen by ships traveling to and from Europe.
Little Sable Point Lighthouse – Mears, Michigan
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Las extensiones de terreno son uno de los fenómenos naturales más comúnmente representados gráficamente por computador.

El algoritmo Diamond-Square (Diamante-Cuadrado) es un método utilizado para la generación de terreno de forma aleatoria. Fue desarrollado por Loren Carpenter, cofundador y científico jefe de Pixar, para ser usado en el modelado de una superficie planetaria.

Los resultados producidos por dicho método se pueden observar en el siguiente video, generado por un programa cuyo código fuente puede encontrar adjunto a este artículo.

Para modelar el terreno se comienza con una matriz de dimensiones mxn, donde típicamente m será igual a n ya que esto simplifica las cosas. Las dimensiones de la matriz deberán ser potencia de dos más 1, es decir, 33x33, 65x65, 129x129, 257x257, etc.

Los valores de la matriz se interpretan como la altura que tiene el terreno en ese punto, por lo que un valor en la posición 30,30 de 65 significa que en la posición 30,30 del terreno, su altura es de 65 unidades. Este tipo de matrices se conocen como 'heightmap' o mapa de alturas.

La siguiente figura, extraída de la publicación original, muestra el proceso de generación de las alturas para una matriz de 5x5.

El proceso comienza con las cuatro esquinas, marcadas como 0, es decir, con un 'cuadrado' cuyos valores de altura son inicializados a los valores de altura que deseemos, en nuestro caso serán inicializados con el valor 0.

A continuación, se utilizan dichos valores para calcular la altura del punto 1a. Las etapas del algoritmo marcadas como a (1a, 2a, 3a, etc.) forman la parte 'diamante' del proceso, ya que si trazamos las diagonales desde cada punto a cada una de las esquinas del 'cuadrado' se formara un patrón de rombos, símbolo que habitualmente se utiliza para representar a los diamantes.

Después se procede a la etapa 'cuadrado' por lo que se toman las esquinas de cada uno de los rombos generados para calcular un nuevo valor para su centro, puntos marcados como 1b.

Una vez realizadas las etapas diamante y cuadrado podemos observar que la matriz o rejilla ha quedado dividida en 4 cuadrados.

El algoritmo continúa entonces con una nueva fase diamante-cuadrado, marcada como 2ª y 2b, solo que esta vez partiremos de 4 cuadrados en lugar de 1 y a cuya resolución la rejilla quedará dividida en 16 cuadrados.

En este caso el proceso ha concluido porque todos los puntos de la matriz han sido asignados. Si hubiéramos comenzado con una matriz de dimensiones mayores el proceso continuaría con nuevas etapas diamante-cuadrado hasta que quedase totalmente dividida y todos sus puntos hubiesen sido asignados con su correspondiente valor de altura.

Para calcular la altura de cada punto se utiliza el promedio de los valores circundantes, es decir, los cuadrados en la etapa diamante, y las esquinas de los rombos en la etapa cuadrado. A dicho valor, posteriormente se le añade un valor aleatorio (entre –d y +d) que estará limitado por unos parámetros.

Puede observar los detalles en la implementación adjunta a este artículo. Dicha implementación está basada en el programa de Paul Martz publicada en Generating Random Fractal Terrain y utiliza XNA para la representación grafica.

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I have been fortunate to be able to join the fellas from the Nunawading Wargames Association at Drouin for their great big gaming weekend, which this year is The Battle of Borodino.
• the entire corps in all its glory.
Now 16 of the 18 have gathered for three days when "too much wargaming is enough"; and I have been fortunate enough to be able to join in the fun.
It's now the end of the first day of play, well actually half-day, which included setting up the table and the first seven turns (15 minutes each). Once finished, Ben will do a complete write-up of the game on his blog, so I'll just be posting a few photos to whet your appetites.
and from the south, Utitsa in the centre-left.
The battle began with Ney's III Corps and Davout's I Corps launching a combined attack on the flêches.
This was more successful than expected.
save for the loss of Borodino to Eugène's IV Corps: here showing Broussier's ("the bruiser's") division in the village with the rest of IV Corps to his left and Morand's and Gerard's divisions of I Corps in support.
What more can I say? Oh yeah, I wish I was a member in your gaming club!
That looks a great game, what a good looking table!!!
Absolutely stunning looking game!! Great work lads!
Looking fantastic James - hope the photos keep coming!
Well worth the trip I expect. Some interesting looking mechanics in use. I can't spot the rules or figures, but the overall effect looks really good. I'm looking froward to seeing and hearing more about the battle.
Great start. I trust you didn't provide any troops?
How wide is that table, anyway?


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Soumyajit Ghosh (born 10 May 1993) is an Indian table tennis player from Siliguri, West Bengal. He was the youngest Indian player to qualify for the London, 2012 Olympics. He also became the youngest national champion at the age of 19, when he defeated Sharath Kamal in the 74th National Table Tennis Championships. He was placed under provisional suspension and dropped from the Indian Team and replaced by Sanil Shetty for the 2018 Commonwealth Games after a complaint of rape was filed against him by an 18-year-old teenager in Barasat, West Bengal. He has denied the allegations. He later married the girl who accused him of rape.

Personal
Ghosh hails from a middle-class family in Siliguri, West Bengal. His father Hari Sankar Ghosh works for the local municipal corporation. His mother Mina Ghosh is a homemaker. Soumyajit is his parents' only child. In India he trains at the NIS base in Patiala under coach Bhawani Mukherjee. When abroad he trains under coach Peter Karlsson in Falkenberg, Sweden.  Ghosh is the Indian number 1 in table tennis as per the world ranking (nov 2016). recently he is world no 63 As of November 2016

Career

Early career

In 2010, Ghosh won mixed doubles bronze medal at the World Junior Championships in Bahrain. He was instrumental in helping the India national team clinch a bronze medal in the World Junior Championships in 2011, by winning both his singles matches against South Korea in the quarter-finals. He was also an integral part of the team that won the Asian Junior Championships in 2011.

2013

In 2013, Ghosh created history by becoming the youngest national champion ever by beating six-time champion Sharath Kamal in the finals of the 74th National Table Tennis Championships. He followed that up by winning the singles event at the Inter Institutional Table Tennis Championships in Dharwad, Karnataka. He also won the singles event in the U-21 category at the Brazil Open in Santos.

2014

At the Lusofonia Games, 2014 in Goa, Ghosh won gold medal in mixed doubles and men's team event as well as a silver and bronze in men's singles and doubles respectively. He was also a quarter finalist at the Senior National Ranking Table Tennis Championships in Patna, 2014. At the 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow Ghosh reached the quarter finals of both men's singles and doubles. He also reached the semis of the team event.

2015
At the WTTC 2015, Soumyajit reached R64 by beating Quadri Aruna.

2016
On 14 April 2016, Soumyajit Ghosh qualified for the 2016 Rio Olympics. However, he made a first round exit in the men's individual event losing to Padasak Tanviriyavechakul of Thailand.

2017
On 30 April 2017, Soumyajit Ghosh won the ITTF Challenge Seamaster Chile Open singles event, by beating compatriot Anthony Amalraj in the final. This was his first ITTF Pro title and he became the third Indian to win an ITTF event.

References

Indian male table tennis players
Living people
Table tennis players at the 2012 Summer Olympics
Table tennis players at the 2016 Summer Olympics
Olympic table tennis players of India
1993 births
Table tennis players at the 2014 Asian Games
Racket sportspeople from West Bengal
People from Siliguri
Asian Games competitors for India
Recipients of the Arjuna Award
Table tennis players at the 2014 Commonwealth Games
Commonwealth Games competitors for India
South Asian Games gold medalists for India
South Asian Games medalists in table tennis
20th-century Indian people
21st-century Indian people


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TEDC's monthly meeting, held at the Town Hall.. Public comment is welcome at the beginning and end of each meeting.
Come to our HUGE 3rd Annual STREET FAIR on Main Street in Tamworth on Saturday, August 4th to celebrate the many businesses and organizations of Tamworth! This exciting event is proudly hosted by the Tamworth Economic Development Commission.
From 9-9:15AM, when Main Street closes, there will be 3 fast?! races of kids, people pushing decorated walkers, and people being pulled by their dogs!.... all participating in the Tamworth Nurses' first ever "Move It" .5 Mile Race" from Gregg's Way to the Tamworth Congregational Church.
At 11:00 a.m. in front of the Cook Memorial Library, Bryson Lang will perform his family-friendly Comedy-Juggling show. Bryson uses ball-spinning, flying sombreros, giant bouncing rings, object manipulation, original comedy and audience participation to create a unique and visual entertainment experience.
In other words, come partake of a variety of food offerings ranging from Cheese Louise to barbecues and pizza, toe tapping music and even kids face painting and games. Come plan on having a really great time at the Tamworth Street Fair starting at 9 AM Saturday, August 4th! Some sections of Main Street will be closed to traffic but special parking has been arranged for this event.
WE INVITE YOU, YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO JOIN US AND FOLLOW BONNNIE AMES FOR A 2.5 MILE WALK TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT CANCER PATIENTS IN OUR COMMUNITY. ALL MONEY RAISED GOES DIRECTLY TO "LOCAL" FAMILIES BATTLING CANCER. SHOW SUPPORT FOR THE PEOPLE IN YOUR COMMUNITY BY GETTING OTHERS TO "SPONSOR" YOU WITH A DONATION.
Save the date! The Tamworth Visitors Bureau, in cooperation with the TEDC, will once again be transforming Tamworth;s historic community into an outdoor painting studio with a vision of becoming one of the East Coast's most prestigious plein air art events, WET PAINT.
This event showcases some of nation's top plein air landscape painters alongside emerging artists. Painters will participate in a 6 day plein air celebration that includes public paint-outs, complimentary daily receptions, painting demonstrations, educational events and numerous activities at participating local businesses.
Stay tuned here for the full schedule of events.
These days, a website is one of the most important marketing tools for a business, with potential customers increasingly seeking out information on Google and other search engines, you need to be online. You'll learn the basics of creating a website, on one of the many new platforms that don't require any coding no html knowledge. You'll also learn how to improve your visibility so people find you, known as Search Engine Optimization. The class will be taught by Carl Tyler.
Are you baffled by Excel? Join the club! Here's an opportunity to learn the basics, and soon you'll be creating spread sheets like an MBA. This class is for beginners, and if there is interest, we will make future workshops available to really dig down into the intricacies of this popular Microsoft accounting software. Taught by Kathy Estabrook.
Town elections will be held at The Brett School this year, as the Town House undergoes repairs.
Chocorua Community Association is once again sponsoring the Tamworth Candidate's Night, for our town elections. The evening will be moderated by George Cleveland, and will give voters a chance to ask questions and listen to what the candidates in the contested races for Select Board and Treasurer, as well as hear what the unopposed candidates have to offer.
Instagram has become THE social media platform, and your business needs to be there. An image-driven format, you'll learn how to set up an account, develop a following, and the best ways and times to post. The workshop will be lead by Tamworth Distillery and Tamworth Lyceum's manager. Morgen Belluscio. All TEDC tech forums are free and open to the public. Stay tuned here for sign up details coming soon.
On November 9, at 6PM, the Tamworth Economic Development Commission invites you to an informational Gala at the Tamworth Town House to kick off an exciting Tech Forum series! Free of charge, this series is for businesses to improve their marketing efforts and for interested individuals, also, as they all learn to maneuver their way through the introductory level programs.
Monthly sessions will include Facebook, Instagram, Excel, and Website Design and they will be held at the Cook Library starting in January.
Come hear about these important topics and mingle with the presenters for more details after their program descriptions on November 9th!
Delicious selections from Rosie's Restaurant will be served, too!
A special meeting to go over details for the upcoming Forum. Public comment is welcome at the beginning and end of each meeting. This meeting will take place at The Farmstand.


An extraordinary holiday experience, five Steinway pianos fill the concert hall stage as the widely celebrated quintet of piano-playing siblings known as The 5 Browns perform beloved holiday music from Bach, The Nutcracker, A Charlie Brown Christmas, and Leroy Anderson (Sleigh Ride). More Information.
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Outsiders Overreacting To Vegas Name Because They Have Nothing Better To Do
By Jason Pothier
In Fans
The NFL opener is a week away, MLB's playoff race is just ramping up, and the NHL opener is still 40 days. This is known as the dark days of sports. If you're not a seamhead, then these days are incredibly boring. I even caught Ken watching the MTV VMA's. Luckily, college football continues Thursday giving us something to wet our beak.
My theory is during slow, summer days with barely any sports news of substance, the public overreacts to small news. Like the way outsiders are losing their minds on NameGate 2016. Trademarked names are creating a major stir on Twitter, TSN, and Reddit. If it were mid-September, October, or November most people wouldn't give a damn. Rumored names would be a quick blurb in most people's feed, but with a light sports menu of August 30th, the lack of a name is now #Trending.
In Las Vegas the climate is much different. Fans get excited every day when they click on SinBin.vegas and read about a new rumored name. It's a fun, daily conversation Las Vegans are having online, at the gym, or at the Golden Steer. Whatever name The Creator selects will be widely popular in Las Vegas, eventually. But no matter which name is picked, once the logo is designed, colors are picked, and jerseys are stitched, they won't be able to keep the apparel on the shelves.
So my friends in Las Vegas ignore the dickhead Deadspin columns. We have a team now. Its name and logo will be revealed sooner rather than later. Local fans will embrace The Creator's final choice, but outside the 702 it'll be mocked. Get used to it, they'll have 400 days to get onboard. Whether it's Knights, Nights, Hawks, Tigers, Whales, Turtles, or unknowns, we're just happy we've got hockey.
NHL ExpansionTeam Name
Arizona Providing Vegas A Guide On How To Use Cap As An Asset
Las Vegas Hires Peter Ahola As European Scout
Well said brah!. Although, I'm still not sure it will be any of these trade marks that have been revealed over the past week. I feel like foley has a surprise up his sleeve.
Chris Neill
I agree I don't think its anything Knights or Hawks I think he wants everybody to think its going to be some kind of Knights or Hawks I think he has a surpise of his sleave.
Glad you guys agree. It's about the team, the sport, the entertainment. Frankly, I still hope they choose to be the Las Vegas Neon. But I doubt that happens.
Everyone will indeed adjust, and if they knock the logo and colors out of the park for Desert Knights or Silver Knights, it will still be iconic.
I do think Foley is going with a form of Knights. I don't just say that because of the trademarks, but because of he quote where he said he had a whole culture worked out around Black Knights that he wishes the people of Vegas could have seen, and I think he is just going to switch that same 'grand idea' to whichever other form of Knights he uses.
I wish he had gone with a fan vote, but seeing how many thousands of names have been suggested at this point, from Polar Bears to Nightjars to Owls to Strippers to Lights to Nights to Neon, maybe he just figures he can't please everyone (though he could, if he had talked the National Hypocrisy League into Aces).
Further to the above, I think that Foley's West Point tribute is not just about the name, but clearly about the values he had instilled there, and my guess is that he sees a knight as a personification of those values – not just the nickname of the school – as a knight is a warrior (like those in the army) who is also expected to manifest a certain kind of nobility, in theory.
I think he was telling the basic truth (give or take the number of Knight names if Sand Knights is for real) a few weeks ago, when he said something along the lines of:
"Knight will be in there somewhere (ie, Desert, Silver, or Golden) but we have a bird we could go with too (Night/Red/Desert Hawk).
Put another way, Foley absolutely would have called this franchise the Black Knights if there had been no push back from West Point. The name and the colors were at one point pretty much 'non-negotiable'. I just don't see how he gives up on Knights that easily, UNLESS Adidas and NHL basically veto it, which I doubt.
Fans want Scorpions or Outlaws. Should look into it Mr.Foley sir, I think the fans have something there.
Has for knights I can understand why he wants it. But just does not go.
Think it's Sand, Desert, Silver, Golden and Neon Knights register and back up name being the Night hawks is that right?
I've mentioned for some time on here that I think Mr. Foley is going to surprise us with the name, and all of these 'leaks' were just to throw us all off. I think he is owed a $500M surprise. And personally I'm not a fan of any of the Knights/Nights names, I'd like it to be Mustangs or maybe Scorpions or Aces. Peregrins is unique, but don't think it will make it. And before others chime in that the Scorpions & Aces are out, remember, I'm saying I think it will be a surprise name so nothings really out, except hopefully the Black Knights. We'll all find out in about a month.
'Further to the above, I think that Foley's West Point tribute is not just about the name, but clearly about the values he had instilled there, and my guess is that he sees a knight as a personification of those values – not just the nickname of the school – as a knight is a warrior (like those in the army) who is also expected to manifest a certain kind of nobility, in theory.'
You just made a very valid point. My counter-argument would be: The length of name. Army Black Knights works better than Las Vegas Black Knights. facebook is more aesthetically pleasing than thefacebook
Dare I suggest that Mr. Foley is out of touch with the millennial generation regarding this matter. The millennials will be buying the most merchandise. His heart seems in right place, but what's more important good old fashioned values or merchandise sales? Scorpions may not have good old fashioned values like Knights, but might sell more. I get the impression that Mr. Foley is leaving money on the table.
@James,
I agree with you for sure – my point was just that I doubt Foley is playing the old bait and switch, but that he really is going to name it Something-Knights. I wish he would have a bit more imagination, and I hope I am wrong, but I think he is in love with the name.
@A Fan
I think that's wishful thinking. Time is running out to trademark names and produce merchandising before Frozen Fury. I would be shocked if it's not Desert, Silver or Golden Knights. Sand has an outside chance if trademarked
Todd Little
Any of those names are fine (although like a lot of you guys really hoping Foley has a surprise up his sleeve and these are all just red herrings) – fans/press etc. are going to shortened it to Knights when talking or writing about the team anyways so whether it's Desert, Silver or Golden it's not that big of a deal.
good take on things Jason. Whatever the name is, if people don't like it at first it will grow on them later. When I first heard the names Wild and Blue Jackets I thought they were awful. I still don't think they are that good but I've grown accustomed to them and they don't bother me (or most other people) anymore.
Annoyed Hockey Fan
Are you serious? Or just jealous you keep getting scooped?
Is it all speculation from everyone? Absolutely.
Does that mean they have nothing better to do? Absolutely not.
Are you trying to alienate everyone else in the hockey world before you even have a roster?
Grow up and do your job instead of shitting on other people who love hockey enough to care about more than their own team(s).


Each week I review business blogs for the Blog Analysis series. Each week I come across business websites and one of the most frustrating things on those sites is that it's not usually easy to figure out what the company does. Here are some copywriting mistakes businesses often make with their website.


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Week 10 prep football: For some, it's win and in
Brian McCallum
Some Brevard County teams will play games tonight with no playoff implications on the line, either because they've already clinched spots or because they've been eliminated.
Others are hours away from significant games, including two head-to-head games for district championships being played locally, both at 7. Heritage will visit Bayside with the Class 6A, District 14 title on the line, while Orlando Jones will play at Cocoa in a game that will similarly impact Class 4A, District 5.
Two teams that haven't been playoff regulars, at least recently, are also in the picture. For postseason rookie Viera, the Class 7A, District 12 title is already reality, and the Hawks will host a regional quarterfinal game on Nov. 14.
Titusville has a rich playoff tradition but hasn't been to the postseason since 1995 under Dan Diesel. The Terriers will be the Class 5A, District 12 runner-up if they can defeat Astronaut tonight.
Terriers coach Wayne Lawrence said his players have no reason to count on anything despite the War Eagles' 2-6 record.
"Not only is it a district game that can have a significant impact on the district race, but it's also a rivalry game that the kids are focused on and looking forward to," he said.
Astronaut could claim a playoff spot with a win, depending on the outcome of the Palm Bay-Satellite game. Since starting 0-5, the War Eagles have won two of their last three, including an attention-grabbing 19-point win over Satellite last week.
"You can't make mistakes. Astronaut took advantage of mistakes," Lawrence said. "You don't turn it over, and you try to capitalize on field position."
• Melbourne Central Catholic quarterback Brandon Ziarno has become the career leader in passing yards and touchdowns for Brevard County. Through last week, Ziarno had passed for 6,594 yards and 77 touchdowns. He is second in the state this year with 2,345 passing yards, and Ziarno has been intercepted just once as compared to throwing 33 touchdown passes.
• Four Cocoa Tigers have been invited to the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Combine from Jan. 1-3: Chauncey Gardner, Jawaan Taylor, Zack Armour and Bruce Judson. It will be in San Antonio in conjunction with the all-star game there. Invitees will be tested in the 40-yard dash, vertical jump, bench press and more.
Contact McCallum at 321-242-3698 or bmccallum@floridatoday.com. Follow tonight's games on Twitter @321preps.
Playoff implications
Already in: Viera, Bayside, Merritt Island, Cocoa, Melbourne CC
Win and in: Melbourne, Heritage, Titusville
Need help: Palm Bay, Astronaut
Thursday's results
Port Orange Atlantic at Space Coast
Jacksonville Temple Christian at Merritt Island Christian
Tonight's games
Heritage at Bayside, 7
Orlando Jones at Cocoa, 7
Astronaut at Titusville, 7
Palm Bay at Satellite, 7
Merritt Island at Rockledge, 7
Cocoa Beach at Eau Gallie, 7
Martin County at Viera, 7
Holy Trinity at Melbourne CC, 7
Melbourne at Sebastian River, 7


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Universities Minister Sam Gyimah MP and the Times' satirical columnist Matt Chorley joined a lively student event.
The event, entitled 'What the hell is going on?', launched Imperial's partnership with the Times and Sunday Times .
Matt Chorley led the Q and A with Sam Gyimah, as he and Imperial students interrogated the Universities and Science Minister on Brexit, tuition fees, social mobility and the Prime Minister's future.
Imperial and the Times are joining forces to provide free online subscriptions for all students, and the opportunity to become Times Student Ambassadors. Five students will be specially selected by The Times to help drive, promote and encourage participation in the programme of activity throughout the year.
Luke Blair, Imperial's Vice-President (Communications and Public Affairs), introduced the event, hailing the "special new partnership" that has been formed between Imperial and the Times.
The aim is to inform, stimulate debate and explore the future of science, technology and culture, and the partnership will include more debates and discussions featuring students, special guests and Times journalists, he said.
Matt Chorley asked Sam Gyimah about his background and upbringing, as well as his role as Parliamentary Private Secretary to David Cameron. It was the Minister's second visit to the College this month, after visiting Imperial's Enterprise Lab to launch the second phase of his Higher Education Open Data Competition.
All students and staff at the College have been given a free subscription to The Times and Sunday Times as part of the partnership. Individual emails containing a unique URL to redeem this offer were sent out by the College last week.


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An Acoustic Christmas Coming to Prescott Center for the Arts, December 16th
An Acoustic Christmas
Nancy Elliott, The Gurley Girls, Tom and Christa Agostino, Folka Polka and special guests, the Prescott Chorale Singers
Saturday, December 16, 2:00pm Matinee
Prescott Center for the Arts
Tickets: $20, Call 445-3286
www.folksessions.com , https://www.pca-az.net/pca-presents.html
presented by The Folk Sessions and Prescott Center for the Arts
Classic and contemporary Holiday songs by popular Arizona musicians help bring the season to life for An Acoustic Christmas, December 16th, at Prescott Center for the Arts! Join us for a 2pm Matinee performance with Nancy Elliott, The Gurley Girls, Tom and Christa Agostino, Folka Polka and very special guests, the Prescott Chorale Singers. Tickets are available by calling the PCA Box Office at 928-445-3286 or online at www.pca-az.net and www.folksessions.com
"Nancy Elliott's music speaks the truth and the beauty of the American West" Jon Messenger, President, Western Music Association
Beautiful Holiday songs and stories from the Southwest's Nancy Elliott who writes "songs inspired by real life and soaked through with color and passion," then delivers them completely, no holds barred. Nancy's feeling for Southwestern Culture gets displayed in each concert she performs.
The Gurley Girls are a unique band of Prescott hometown "Gurls". Their diverse style has been referred to as "versatile femme-folk pop rock" and encompasses multiple genres and generations. The Gurley Girls have recently released first studio album, "Workin' for a Livin'", recorded and produced right here in the heart of Prescott.
Tom and Christa Agostino hosted the Folk Sessions 12 Days of Christmas concert in 2015 and have been performing throughout Arizona opening for artists like Tom Chapin, Carrie Rodriguez, The Wild Reeds and Monica Rizzio. The Folk Sessions' host, Tom Agostino has been called "The Godfather of Folk" by Prescott's The Daily Courier and was the 2013 Bucky Award winner for Media in Prescott.
Folka Polka is known for trying to set the record for how much fun you can have listening to music. Tom's guitar and Al's accordion will support an original style that gives life to Holiday classics that have been known to lead to outbreaks of out of control foot tapping.
The mission of the Prescott Chorale, under the direction of Dennis Houser, is to perform choral music of exceptional quality in a highly professional manner, emphasizing Masterworks which inspire, challenge, entertain, and educate our singers and our audiences. The Prescott Chorale Singers are a smaller group form within the Chorale.
The Folk Sessions may well be one of the most eclectic radio shows in America. Broadcast throughout Central & Northern Arizona for 15 years on the KJAZZ Radio Network and Prescott Public Radio, part of the Arizona Community Radio Network. The Folk Sessions has established a loyal following, producing quality radio programs and live concerts.
tom@folksessions.com (928) 830-0607
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Latin American Children's Fund
Sponsor a Child at the Roma Lee Courvisier School
Sponsor a child at RLC School with a small monthly donation that provides an education and school supplies. All donations for child sponsorship are used to support the continually rising costs of operating an accredited school.
You can get involved through Prayer, Child Sponsorship, Financial Contributions to areas of need, Supporting our Missionaries Ken and Maria Biron, joining us on short-term mission trips, and telling others about LACF.
Get information about the RLC School and LACF through the stories that inspire us and challenge us to continue the work in helping these children become future leaders in their communities and in God's Kingdom.
Stories That Inspire Us
Reflecting on 20 Years of Construction at LACF: Christ is the Cornerstone
by Ralph Shupe | Aug 11, 2018 | Work Camp Updates
What was once a barren plot of land covered with trash is now a flourishing oasis and a shining beacon in an area that needs the light of Christ. I returned home on October 3, 2017 after spending ten days with Ken and his family at the Roma Lee Courvisier...
From the first RLC Graduating Class to a Class of Her Own
by Ken Biron | Jun 1, 2018 | School News
Angela was a student at the Roma Lee Courvisier School from 1998 til 2010 and is a member of the 1st graduating class. She teaches seventeen children in the 3-year-old pre-Kindergarten Class. The parents and the students all love her. I hope you enjoy getting to know...


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DJ Earth Day - Club Mars
DJ Earth Day
Club Mars
By Ted rogen
DJ Earth Day is an artist who recently released Club Mars. Is DJ Earth Day actually a DJ? I'm not sure. A lot of the tracks on Club Mars sound recorded and lo-fi. At the end of the day in 2016 it doesn't really matter anymore. Sampling is more ubiquitous than ever and also super easy to do if you have the intelligence to run a simple program like Ableton Love.
Club Mars is a bunch of instrumental tracks, A lot of the tunes are funky borderline going into jam band territory. Up first is "Yukon" which is a psychedelic jam out session not too far off from a band like Comets on Fire. The songs gets a little bit more laid back and funky towards the end. I'm happy to oblige,
"Club Mars Does Quantic Soul Orchestra" was one of the few songs with vocals. They were some soulful vocals. Good stuff and also a fun song. I would have liked to hear more songs like this. The album goes into mostly instrumental mode with the wacky and slightly zany "Earth Day" while "Ultimate Striped Tree Shirt" is a lo-fi jam session with some noteworthy time transitions. The remainder of the album feel like a nifty guitar playing and jamming.
The closer "This Tree" actually stuck out because the vibe was different than the previous songs. It was a lot more subdued, chill and actually pretty relaxing after the onslaught of sounds.
I'm pretty sure DJ Earth Day is less a DJ and more just one guy having some fun with music. Is this a solid release? Yes. Is this the next OK Computer? Nope. The man behind the music does have some skill when it comes to composition. There was some inventive stuff in there. I might suggest doing vocals a little more. "Club Mars Does Quantic Soul Orchestra" was a kicking track.
Club Mars by DJ Earth Day


Hi. My stickers won't come of the packing paper fully , keep leaving bits of it behind no later what I do . Any suggestion mate 🤔😎👍. The Elgranoc one is ok though.
Alright mate, I have no idea. I've never had an issue putting them on. Can always arrange to meet up one night in the week and we'll have a go together?
WE WILL SORT OUT THE PAYMENT AND DELIVERY OF THESE STICKERS IN DUE COURSE.
As we are bang in the middle of show season, and there seems to be an endless amount of chasing I am having to do (again) to get people to pay (again), I am not finding time to be able to sort these out.
When people start making my life easier, things might start to run a little smoother, so please bear with is and we will get stickers out to people as soon as we can. We do have them so keep dropping your names and as soon as we get around to it we'll start at the top and work our way down the list.
This is so much easier when we have a shop to deal with this for us, but that's still offline at the moment.
I know there are stickers to be sent to those who had paid for them previously before the shop went down, we will prioritise those before we start looking at the list.
Hi, I would like one of these if you have any left, send payment details, Thanks.
Ok the long awaited stickers are available please message me and we can sort you out with stickers and payment information.
Yes please, I want to show the stuck up folk where I live that I'm proud of my car that's better than theirs! And I'm part of a club of people who love their cars that are better than theirs!
If you want stickers please Private message me so I can keep track of what's going where and to who.
I know the shop has been offline for a while now, but there are now club stickers available.
These are the £2.50 each plus £1 p&p.
We only have a limited number, so it's first come first served. ONLY AVAILABLE IN WHITE.
Comment here if you would like one and we'll PM you with instructions on how to pay.
You need to private message Elementian for these. Look at the post above yours.
Please private message Elementian as per the posts above. Karl is not sorting this out. You will not receive any stickers otherwise.
I'm going to close this thread now as anyone wishing to purchase a sticker, whether you've put your name down on this thread or haven't but still want one, YOU HAVE TO PM @Elementian. He will then give you payment details.


Had a iphone 7 plus come in for no power, replaced tristar and it powers now but wont charge when the phone is sleeping. Has a steady 1amp pull while booting to lock screen, the moment the screen goes black, power draw falls to 0. If i wake it power draw is around 0.3a.
Tried a second tristar, replaced tigris and q2101 next to it, new charge port and battery with no change.
Hoping someone has either seen this or can point me in the right direction what to check next.
Try another battery and check battery connector. A bad connection to battery can cause this weird behaviour. I had it happen in a iPad air 2 before.
Thanks, I did check that and they seem ok. I think its gonna be the signal from the big power ic to tigris. I did audio ic repair on this phone about a year and baseband repair couple months after so the traces in the board may be just failing.
Ben is right, try the battery connector. It might also be that you need a new charging port.
Thanks but as I mentioned in my original question, I tried with a brand new charge port and battery. No change.
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Дми́трий Васи́льевич Остро́вский  (1875, Ведлозеро, Олонецкая губерния — 2 марта 1920, Петрозаводск, РСФСР) — русский краевед, этнограф, священник, статский советник, кандидат богословия.

Биография
Родился в семье дьякона Ведлозерской Николаевской церкви.

C 1882 г. проживал в с. Виданы, куда был назначен священником его отец.

В 1895 г. окончил Олонецкую духовную семинарию, в 1899 г. — Московскую духовную академию.

С октября 1899 г. — преподаватель церковного пения, литургики, гомилетики, практического руководства пастырей и французского языка Олонецкой духовной семинарии, закона Божия в Екатерининской церковно-приходской школе Петрозаводска.

В 1902 г. назначен олонецким епархиальным противораскольническим миссионером, членом Олонецкой духовной консистории.

С 1902 г. — заведующий Олонецким епархиальным древлехранилищем, член главного совета Александро-Свирского братства

С 1907 г. — учитель Закона Божия в Олонецкой губернской мужской гимназии и Мариинской женской гимназии.

Написал ряд статей по истории старообрядчества, в том числе исследование «Выговская пустынь и ее значение в истории старообрядческого раскола».

Являлся одним из руководителей Карельского православного братства (в том числе членом комиссии при братстве для испытаний в знании карельского языка кандидатов в клир), членом Олонецкого епархиального учительского совета, Олонецкого губернского попечительства детских приютов ведомства императрицы Марии, Олонецкого отдела императорского православного Палестинского общества, православного братства при церкви Олонецкой императора Александра Благословенного гимназии.

Был попечителем Виданской церковно-приходской школы.

С 1918 г. — заведующий Олонецким церковно-историческим музеем.

Составил «Опись памятников церковной старины, хранящихся в Олонецком губернском церковно-историческом музее».

Член Олонецкого губернского статистического комитета и Общества изучения Олонецкой губернии.

Скончался от тифа в 1920 г. в Петрозаводске.

Библиография
 Островский Д. В. Каргопольские «бегуны» [Текст] : [секта «Христовых странников»] : (краткий исторический очерк) / Д. В. Островский. — Петрозаводск : Олонецкая губернская тип., 1900.
 Островский Д. В. Олонецкая духовная семинария // Памятная книжка Олонецкой губернии за 1902 г. — Петрозаводск, 1902.
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Both Shakers Community Society Limited and Bury Football Club (2019) Limited and trading as Bury AFC (and henceforth referred to as Bury AFC or the Club in this document) is committed to processing personal data in accordance with its responsibilities under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which was enacted into UK law through the Data Protection Act 2018. This Policy sets out how Bury AFC manages those responsibilities and follows best practice.
Any information which can be linked to a living individual will be deemed 'personal data' and will be covered by this Policy. Bury AFC obtains, uses, stores and otherwise processes personal data relating to prospective, current and former staff and volunteers, members, contractors, website users and other contacts, collectively referred to in this policy as 'data subjects'.
This Policy seeks to ensure that we are clear about how personal data must be processed and Bury AFC's expectations for everyone who processes personal data on its behalf. It applies to all personal data, regardless of where that information is stored – including mobile devices and paper records. All staff processing personal data on behalf of Bury AFC must read this Policy and abide by it. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action. Any negligent processing of personal data may result in fines from the Information Commissioner as well as reputational damage to the club.
This Policy will be reviewed annually. Implementation of this policy will be monitored by the board of Bury AFC and its parent, Shakers Community Society Limited.
When we process personal data we must abide by the principles of the GDPR which demand that personal data is:
processed lawfully, fairly and in a transparent manner in relation to individuals ('lawfulness, fairness and transparency');
collected for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes and not further processed in a manner that is incompatible with those purposes; further processing for archiving purposes in the public interest or statistical purposes shall not be considered to be incompatible with the initial purposes ('purpose limitation');
adequate, relevant and limited to what is necessary in relation to the purposes for which they are processed ('data minimisation');
accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date; every reasonable step must be taken to ensure that personal data that are inaccurate, having regard to the purposes for which they are processed, are erased or rectified without delay ('accuracy');
kept in a form which permits identification of data subjects for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which the personal data are processed; personal data may be stored for longer periods insofar as the personal data will be processed solely for archiving purposes in the public interest, scientific or historical research purposes or statistical purposes subject to implementation of the appropriate technical and organisational measures required by the GDPR in order to safeguard the rights and freedoms of individuals ('storage limitation');
processed in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the personal data, including protection against unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction or damage, using appropriate technical or organisational measures ('integrity and confidentiality')."
Lawful Processing
The 'lawfuness' requirement means that our processing of personal data must meet one of the following conditions:
The data subject has given consent.
The processing is required due to a contract.
It is necessary due to a legal obligation.
It is necessary to protect someone's vital interests (i.e. life or death situation).
It is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller.
It is necessary for the legitimate interests of the controller or a third party.
Special categories of personal data are restricted by extra safeguards to give further protection to the privacy of data subjects. These categories cover information relating to an individual's:
religious beliefs or other beliefs of a similar nature
sex life and sexual orientation
generic data and biometric data
Where this nature of information is being processed, at least one of the following conditions must be met:
The data subject has given explicit consent.
The processing is necessary for the purposes of employment, social security and social protection law.
The processing is necessary to protect someone's vital interests.
The processing is carried out by a not-for-profit body.
The processing is manifestly made public by the data subject
The processing is necessary for legal claims
The processing is necessary for reasons of substantial public interest.
The processing is necessary for the purposes of medicine, the provision of health or social care or treatment or the management of health or social care systems and services.
The processing is necessary for public health
The processing is necessary for archiving purposes in the public interest, scientific or historical research purposes or statistical purposes subject to certain safeguards which are explained in the Handbook
A register of systems will be maintained to further ensure lawful processing of information. This will be a log of types of personal data held, the location, basis for holding, security measures in place, further permissions and time for review. For example:
Season ticket holders – name, address, method of payment, email, phone number – Bury AFC drive – password protected – consent provided – opted in to email notifications – end of season update required.
The register will be reviewed annually to ensure 'storage limitation'. Personal data must not be kept for longer than is necessary for the original purpose the information was collected for. Once information is no longer required, it must be deleted or securely destroyed.
Consent and Purpose Limitation
We will seek consent for processing where it is feasible and appropriate to do so.
Consent requires a clear opt-in. We will not use pre-ticked boxes or any other method using consent by default.
We will be clear and concise where we are seeking consent for different things rather than using a blanket approach.
If electronic communications (emails, phone calls or texts) are sent to individuals based on their consent, an opportunity to reverse this decision will be sent with every communication, in order to meet our duties under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.
We will make it easy for data subjects to withdraw consent for other processing and will clearly explain how they can do so. If an individual is under the age of 13, consent for online services must be provided by a parent or guardian. As such, when collecting data, we need to ensure an effective means of checking the age of the person from whom the data is collected and have parental consent mechanisms in place.
Consent is one lawful basis for processing but it is not the only option. In some circumstances consent will not be appropriate – for example when holding details of individuals banned from football grounds – and at these times we will ensure we have other adequate grounds for processing.
Data Minimisation
Bury AFC will ensure that personal data is adequate, relevant and only what is required for the purpose it is to be used for. We must not keep extra personal data if it is not clear why it is needed and should not keep information which is no longer needed for a clear purpose.
Bury AFC will take reasonable steps to ensure that personal data held is accurate. Steps will be put in place for updating information.
If we wish to release any personal data outside of the Club we must ensure that there is a valid condition for doing so in line with the principles outlined above. Any such disclosure must also be in line with the purposes we had informed the data subjects about initially.
Data subjects have the right to a copy of the information which Bury AFC hold about them, including the source of that information and any uses we make of it . A request can be made in writing or verbally and we must respond within one month. Whilst these requests are rare for football clubs, they can legally be made to any member of staff and therefore we must ensure that all staff are aware of their responsibility to pass the details on to Bury AFC the same day. A written record should be kept of any verbal requests. A separate 'Subject Access Guidance' sheet is available.
Personal data will be stored securely using modern software which is kept up to date, with protections – to be listed in the register of systems.
Access to personal data will be on a need to know basis and security must be in place to avoid unauthorised access.
When a decision is made to delete personal data this must be done with appropriate security to ensure the information can not be recovered.
Appropriate back-up and recovery systems must be put in place.
It must be clear who owns personal data. All staff and volunteers working for Bury AFC must be aware that the information they have access to as part of their role belongs to the Club and is not to be shared or accessed without the relevant permissions.
We will maintain a mailing list. This will include the names and contact details of people who wish to receive publicity, fundraising appeals and further information from Bury AFC.
When people sign up to the list we will explain how their details will be used, how they will be stored, and that they may ask to be removed from the list at any time. We will only send messages where consent has been provided.
We will not use the mailing list in any way that the individuals on it have not explicitly consented to.
We will provide information about how to be removed from the list with every mailing.
Selling Tickets and Merchandise
To order tickets and merchandise, people complete an order form on our website, which includes providing a name and address for the items to be delivered to.
We may issue Information about future events, tickets Or merchandise to people who have purchased them before where we Reasonably think these will be of interest.
Contacting Volunteers
People volunteer to help Bury AFC in a number of ways. We will maintain a list of contact details of our recent volunteers. We will share volunteering opportunities and requests for help with the people on this list.
When contacting people on this list, we will be clear about why we have their information, what we are using it for, how long we will keep it, and that they can ask to have it deleted or amended at any time by contacting us.
To allow volunteers to work together, it is sometimes necessary to share volunteer contact details with other volunteers. We will only do this with explicit consent.
Registration with the Information Commissioner
At time of policy approval it is felt that Bury AFC is currently exempt from registration under the Data Protection Act. This is due to the 'not-for-profit' exemption.
Any profit made by Bury AFC will be used for the purposes of the Club and Club activities and will not be used to enrich others. Furthermore, the personal data we hold will be used only for the purposes of the Club, maintaining membership and providing or administering activities for either our members or those who have regular contact with us.
We will review this decision on an annual basis.
In the event of a breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data, Bury AFC will promptly assess the risk to people's rights and freedoms and if appropriate report this breach to the Information Commissioner's Office within the required 72 hour deadline.
Personal data breaches could occur through:
Loss or theft of data or equipment
Ineffective access controls allowing unauthorised use
Equipment failure
Unauthorised disclosure (e.g. email sent to the incorrect recipient)
Hacking attack
Anyone who is aware of, or suspects, a breach must report this to the board of Bury AFC.
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Elyse Knowles on why every modern woman needs a timepiece in their wardrobe
"A timeless watch that will stand the test of time," says the model and new Tag Heuer friend of the brand.
Australian model Elyse Knowles has announced she will be joining the Swiss luxury watchmaking brand Tag Heuer. Knowles has been announced as an official "friend of the brand" and will promote Tag Heuer's Carrera Lady collection in Australia.
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Ainsworth seals Shrews switch
Lionel Ainsworth has finally parted ways with Huddersfield and signed for Shrewsbury for an undisclosed fee. The winger enjoyed two separate spells under Graham Turner during their time together at Hereford and new Bulls boss Simon Davey had made no secret of his desire to take him back to Edgar Street. But Turner has fought off competition from his former club and seen his own lengthy chase pay off as Ainsworth on Monday morning penned a two-year deal at the Greenhous Meadow. The delighted Shrews boss told Town`s official website: "We have been working on this for five weeks and it is good to have finally brought it to a positive conclusion. We were initially trying to get it as a loan move but have finally agreed a transfer. "I`ve worked with Lionel in two spells at Hereford and he did exceptionally well during that time. "He has a lot of pace and the ability to create opportunities for others and for himself."


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"Monk" And A "Jackass" Lend Their Voices To "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"
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And the voice of Leonardo in the upcoming TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES is… Johnny Knoxville? That's right, the man behind "Jackass," "Jackass 2," "Jackass 3," and "Bad Grampa" will be the leader of our half-shelled heroes. This is just my opinion but, don't you think he should be voicing Michelangelo? To me, that would make way more sense as Michelangelo is the goof ball of the group while Leonardo is supposed to play it straight. Anyway, he is not the only bit of TMNT casting news this morning, they have also found their voice to Master Splinter with Tony Shalhoub, which is a great choice. Pete Ploszek played the role of Leonardo during the filming with Danny Woodburn playing Splinter. Sorry guys, you just got David Prowse'd.
The story will be a reboot of the four Ninjitsu-trained turtles, Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello and their sensei, Master Splinter, battling evil on the rooftops and in the sewers of New York.
Knoxville was just in "Bad Grampa," "Movie 43," and "The Last Stand." Shalhoub is best known for playing the title character on "Monk" and was most recently in "Pain & Gain."
Shalhoub is repped by ICM, WME, and Mary Goldberg Management.
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A bad day at Scaled Composites
by Michael Belfiore | Jul 27, 2007 | Blog, Uncategorized | 7 comments
An explosion during a test of rocket engine compenents by SpaceShipTwo builder Scaled Composites claimed the lives of three Scaled employees and seriously injured three others yesterday, according to various reports.
This is sure to set back the SpaceShipTwo program, and casts a pall on the entire industry.
Those of us in and around the commercial space industry have known from day one that deaths were inevitable during the opening of the final frontier, but that doesn't make it any easier to take.
My heart goes out to the good people at Scaled Composites and their families. I pray for a speedy recovery for those injured, and I offer that those who who died did not do so in vain. They were working to uplift all of humanity, and I very deeply appreciate their sacrifice. They are my heroes.
–Update at 2:12 p.m. ET–
We're doing updates on the Popular Science website at www.popsci.com as more information becomes available.
Anonymous	on July 27, 2007 at 7:10 pm
the Scaled Composites accident clearly demonstrates that private space companies still are in the "space amateurs"/non professional stage (add this to the recent doubts about the COTS program)
that occurrence will not stop the development of the SS2 but ONLY because the owner of that company (now) is a giant (and expert) aerospace company
however, the SC accident could reduce the peoples/investors' trust about these small/hobby NewSpace companies
Jeffrey	on July 27, 2007 at 8:22 pm
gm,
So NASA, ESA, the Russian Space program, JAXA, and all of the other government operated programs have no accidents and no fatalities in thier operations as they are 'Space Professionals'?
The only thing that the new space companies and groups don't have going for them is a large pool of cash already committed like NASA does.
After the Apollo 1 accident, how close did NASA come to shutting down. Despite the efforts of some politicians not very–too much cash was spent, too must cash was scheduled to be spent.
my condolences go to the friends and colleagues of Glenn May.
All of the people in this business have to be realistic that the path to more affordable access to orbit is going to be built with cash, sweat and blood.
Nothing worthwhile or profitable in human endeavors ever is.
GAETANOMARANO.IT	on July 28, 2007 at 6:23 am
we must compare the dimension of space agency and newspace companies and the way the latter work
the space agencies work about rockets from '50s, have had thousands projects and develped (small, mid and GIANT) rockets in the early days when everything was "experimental" (then, very dangerous)
also, the space agencies have had several thousands employees in their story, so, a few death is a small percentage
now we are talking of a few newspace companies, from a few years, with a few employees and small projects, then, three dead and three injured seem too much compared with the small dimensions of (both) companies and projects
also, the fact that this accident happened to one of the most "professional" newspace company (with SpaceX) suggest us to ask: "what did happens to the smaller and less professional ones?"
to-day, some newspace companies looks like hobbyists that goes to a desert place near their home to launch a radio-control scale-model rocket… 🙂
last, the SC acciden could reduce the peoples/investors' trust in newspace companies and common peoples' suborbital flights since SC is a LEADER, the company that launched the SS1 and is building the (commercial) SS2
Anonymous	on July 29, 2007 at 3:02 am
Yes, NASA had fatalities on Apollo 1. But after the accident, they stopped to reflect on why it happened and realized that they were moving too fast and their designs weren't up to the job. They then fixed these problems before continuing.
The problem with Scaled Composites is that they haven't learned the lessons that NASA and the flight test community has paid for with the lives of 17 astronauts and many more test pilots over the years. I went to a presentation by Brian Binnie where he had a slide titled "Safety is for Sissies". He later went on to ridicule the NASA space suits worn by the astronauts during launch. Never mind that three cosmonauts died on the Soyuz 11 mission in 1971 because they weren't wearing pressure suits when their capsule depressurized. He also ridiculed the cost and complexity of the outward opening Space Shuttle crew hatch when compared to the simple SS1 design. Never mind the three astronauts of Apollo 1 that couldn't get out of their burning capsule because their simple door opened inwards and had an opening mechanism that took minutes to open.
Scaled Composites has been pushing the limits of safety in both their designs and practices. When I heard the news of this accident, I was surprised only in that it occurred on the ground. I expected that Scaled Composites' rocket activities would eventually kill somebody. Just not this way.
As long as Scaled Composites continues to hold to their practices despite all that has been learned by the flight test community over the past 60+ years, you'll see more deaths.
Also, the notion that deaths are to be expected and/or accepted in the development of private space launch services is severely misguided.
Scaled Employee	on August 13, 2007 at 11:38 pm
A few things. First off, refering to Scaled as space amatuers is a comment that should be left to people that have been in a position to cast such a judgment. I personally find it quite offensive. Anyone who has not been employed by SC has no idea the amount of work, engineering and preparation that goes into the things that we build, test and fly. We are not amateurs, in fact we are quite professional.
"As long as Scaled Composites continues to hold to their practices despite all that has been learned by the flight test community over the past 60+ years, you'll see more deaths"
This statement is crap for a couple of reasons. First off, the thought that holding to "our practices" puts people in danger is a pipe dream. Nothing is more important to Mr. Rutan and his team than safety. Take risks yes, but take risks that you can manage.
Next, we have learned everything that the flight test community has presented up to this point in time. However, the ground that is being covered now is new territory. No one has ever built a hybrid rocket motor of the size that we are working with. Not everything is known about this rocket system. We are working on it.
To imply that it is our methods, or some known safety issue that we just didnt care to worry about that killed my co-workers and friends is asinine.
Here at Scaled we are a family and we protect each other like a family.
Finally unless you work where I work you have no clue as to the nature of our designs or practices with regard to pushing the limits of safety or anything else. I would appreciate it if in the future you would bite your tounge, unless you have some direct experiance with the subject matter with which you are casting your judgment.
I appreciate those of you offering your prayers and thoughts, for those of my family that are fallen, injured and or grieving.
See you all at 328KF
Someone with direct experience	on December 16, 2007 at 7:36 am
"I would appreciate it if in the future you would bite your tounge, unless you have some direct experiance with the subject matter with which you are casting your judgment."
On the first practice launch of SS-1, the primary instruments display went blank upon ignition of the engine. The test pilot continued the flight for the duration of the engine burn. He could not see the horizon out of his side windows, but managed to keep the nose from yawing off of vertical by equalizing the relative brightness of light in the side windows. The instrumentation display came back once the engine was shut down. Any responsible flight test organization would have had a mission rule to abort the flight if the primary instrumentation failed. If you look at historical flight test incidents, most of them aren't caused by a single failure, but a chain of small failures that result in a loss of the vehicle. For example: If the failure of the instrumentation was not due to the potentiometer design, but it had failed completely, and if something else were to have happened, such as the spacecraft entering a spin, the pilot might not have enough information to recover.
On the first X-Prize flight of SS-1 (of which I personally witnessed), the vehicle began to roll uncommanded during the powered portion of flight. Despite the steadily increasing roll rate, the pilot continued the engine burn to completion. Uncommanded rolling of this nature is not normal, and a responsible flight test organization would have aborted the flight at this point. The only reason I can see for not shutting down the engine is if it was felt that doing so would make the situation worse. Having heard the pilot's description of the flight, he did not indicate that that was what he was thinking at the time. Again, little things that add up to a big problem. When he (and the control room) made the decision to continue, did he know that he had enough RCS propellant to arrest the roll rate? Did he know that the vehicle structure could withstand the centripetal acceleration? What if something else on the vehicle failed? Could he have dealt with that second failure with the high roll rate?
On Gemini 8, the Orbit Attitude and Maneuvering System (OAMS) on the Gemini capsule failed, causing the vehicle to spin up to a very high rate and almost causing the two astronauts to pass out. Had Neil Armstrong decided not to shut down the OAMS (effectively aborting the mission), thinking he could arrest the spin somehow, they would have been the first Americans to die in space.
In both of these SS-1 flights, the flight crew and control room demonstrated a willingness to push the limits of safety to achieve success. You need to take risks in this line of business, but it's my opinion that Scaled pushes it too far. These are the reasons why I said earlier that I said "When I heard the news of this accident, I was surprised only in that it occurred on the ground"
Stephen	on September 16, 2008 at 5:41 pm
Those who criticise scaled composites family should get a life! Burt Rutan and his team are absolutely professional, diligent caring people. Critics who get mileage out of their harsh words need to be hung, drawn and quartered for their disrespectful, ignorant prattle. Burt Rutan is leading us into the fabulous future of affordable space travel…..and who knows what else in the times to come. Those who hide behind their safe little desks, scared of the world, need to grow up and get real.Tragedies happen, very sadly, but we have no right to shoot pioneers down…..one tragedy in 30 years, and the morons want blood…sick, sick, sick.
All the very best for Burt and his amazing vision…..I can't wait to see the well deserved praise he will no doubt be recieving when hundreds of people have had the benefit of his absolutely amazing VISION!