Prepare to be faster than ever before with Cannondale's Slice 105! The frame features the best of Cannondale's wind tunnel test results. Super skinny AERO SAVE stays present a wing shape into the wind, minimizing drag while still offering vertical deflection to smooth the road. TAP tube shaping provides all the benefits of full aero tear-drop shaped tubing while remaining light, stiff, and unaffected by crosswinds. And, Cannondale's Ballistec carbon continues to steal the show, with low weight and unmatched road feel, as well as incredible efficiency and power transfer. Shimano's 105 drivetrain with FSA Gossamer Pro crankset channels your watts with fast smooth shifts, light action, and trademark reliability. Since the Slice is intended to do one thing, go fast, the whole bike has been dressed up in wind-cheating, efficiency-increasing equipment. Smooth-spinning Shimano RS11 wheels sprint, climb, and carve the corners, all while speeding you to the line, and grippy Schwalbe tires provide low-rolling resistance and excellent cornering ability. The Cannondale base bar with FSA extensions places you in the ideal aero position, and a host of high-quality Cannondale parts ensures proper fit and a great aesthetic. With a bike this dialed, you'd better get used to being fast.
Cervelo's P2 is a TT/triathlon icon that puts superbike performance within reach of any serious athlete—from beginner to professional. From the smooth integration of the sleek head tube and sculpted down tube to the wheel cutout, every aspect of this bike defies the wind. In addition to its impressive aerodynamics, the P2 provides dialed, agile handling and optimal power transfer. Its wide range of fit options ensures a comfortable set-up that maximizes your power. Shimano 105 drivetrain components with an FSA crankset shift smoothly and quickly, while the wheels, either Shimano or Vision depending on your frame size, accelerate with ease and hold their speed. Cervelo's aero seatpost, Profile's highly adjustable T4 bars, and Fizik's Arione Tri2 saddle round out this stellar bike.
Redefine your personal boundaries with a triathlon or time-trial bicycle built on Cervelo's P3 Frameset. The geniuses at Cervelo spent countless hours in the wind tunnel—testing, shaping, revising, and testing again—before the P3 took its final shape. A thin hourglass head tube, airfoil down tube, integrated seat tube, deep rear wheel cutout, and sculpted seatstays and chainstays eradicate wind drag and maximize free speed. Cervelo's proven geometry, aero fork, and slippery 2-position seatpost ensure an ideal ergonomic platform with fantastic handling, too.
Whether you're looking into your first dedicated tri bike, or you're a seasoned Ironman competitor, Cannondale's Slice Ultegra is a cut above. The frame features the best of Cannondale's wind tunnel test results. Super skinny AERO SAVE stays present a wing shape into the wind, minimizing drag while still offering vertical deflection to smooth the road. TAP tube shaping provides all the benefits of full aero tear-drop shaped tubing while remaining light, stiff, and less affected by crosswinds. Cannondale's Ballistec carbon continues to steal the show, with low weight and unmatched road feel, as well as incredible efficiency and power transfer. The 11-speed Ultegra drivetrain from Shimano makes your next bike leg easy, with fast, precise shifts, and trademark reliability. The Cannondale Hollowtech Si crankset is equipped with FSA chainrings to put your power onto the road. Since the Slice is intended to do one thing, go fast, the whole bike has been dressed up in wind-cheating, efficiency-increasing equipment. Mavic Aksium wheels sprint, climb, and carve the corners, all while speeding you to the line. The Cannondale base bar with FSA extensions places you in the ideal aero position, and a host of high-quality Cannondale parts ensures proper fit and a great aesthetic.
Whether you're looking into your first dedicated tri bike, or you're a seasoned Ironman competitor, Cannondale's Slice Ultegra is a cut above the competition. The frame features the best of Cannondale's wind tunnel test results. Super skinny AERO SAVE stays minimize drag, while offering vertical deflection to smooth the road. TAP tube shaping provides all the benefits of full-aero tear-drop shaped tubing, but is lighter, stiffer, and suffers less in crosswinds than traditional aero shapes. And, Cannondale's Ballistec carbon ensures low weight and an unmatched road feel, as well as incredible efficiency and power transfer. Cannondale's rider-tuned, women's-specific geometry offers a fit like no other, placing you in the right aero position to ride stronger, longer. The 11-speed Ultegra drivetrain from Shimano gives you fast, precise shifts, with trademark reliability. The Cannondale Hollowtech Si crankset is equipped with FSA chainrings, making it easy for you to put your power onto the road. Vision Team 30 wheels sprint, climb, and carve the corners, all while speeding you to the line. The Cannondale base bar with FSA extensions places you in the ideal aero position, and a host of high-quality Cannondale parts and a Fizik saddle ensures proper fit and a great aesthetic. With a bike this fast, you'd better get used to spending time on the podium.
Yes, it's gorgeous, yet the flowing curves of Cervelo's P3 are incidental to its chief aim: abolishing wind resistance. The aero geniuses at Cervelo spent countless hours in the wind tunnel, testing, shaping, revising, and testing again, before the P3 took its final shape. A paper-thin, hourglass head tube, airfoil down tube, integrated seat tube, deep rear wheel cutout, and sculpted seat- and chainstays eradicate wind drag. Cervelo's proven geometry, aero fork, and slippery 2-position seatpost ensure an ideal ergonomic platform with fantastic handling. Equipped with a precision-shifting Shimano Ultegra drivetrain and FSA Gossamer crankset, you'll always be in the right gear. Plus, you get quality wheels and components from 3T, and ISM's comfortable Prologue saddle so you can focus on setting new PRs. From time trials to triathlons, Cervelo's P3 is ready to dominate.
Redefine your personal boundaries with Cervelo's P3. The geniuses at Cervelo spent countless hours in the wind tunnel, testing, shaping, revising, and testing again, before the P3 took its final shape. A paper-thin, hourglass head tube, airfoil down tube, integrated seat tube, deep rear wheel cutout, and sculpted seatstays and chainstays eradicate wind drag. Cervelo's proven geometry, aero fork, and slippery 2-position seatpost ensure an ideal ergonomic platform with fantastic handling. The P3 is equipped with amazingly smooth Ultegra Di2 shifting—so accurate and sensitive that the slightest touch of a finger delivers the perfect gear every time. Plus, you also get a great Mavic Yksion Comp wheelset (or Vision Team 30 on 45cm and 48cm bikes), and a 3T aerobar and stem, FSA's Gossamer crankset, and ISM's comfortable Prologue saddle so you can focus on breaking your PRs. From time trials to triathlons, Cervelo's P3 is ready to dominate.
With Cannondale's Slice Dura-Ace Di2 covering your bike leg you might feel like it's too easy to stay ahead of the competition. The frame features the best of Cannondale's wind tunnel test results. Super skinny AERO SAVE stays present a wing shape into the wind, minimizing drag while still offering vertical deflection to smooth the road. TAP tube shaping provides all the benefits of full aero tear-drop shaped tubing while remaining light, stiff, and less affected by crosswinds. Cannondale's Hi-MOD carbon continues to steal the show, with jaw-dropping low weight and unmatched road feel, as well as incredible efficiency and power transfer. Shimano's Dura-Ace Di2 drivetrain needs no introduction. Lightning fast push-button electronic shifting, exceptional ergonomics, and utter reliability are the name of the game when you're using DI2. The Cannondale OPI crankset is equipped with Vision Trimax chainrings to maximize power transfer and reduce wind resistance. Since the Slice is intended to do one thing, go fast, the whole bike has been dressed up in wind-cheating, efficiency-increasing equipment. Mavic Cosmic Elite wheels soar up the climbs and hammer the flats while the Vision base bar with FSA extensions places you in the ideal aero position. With a bike this fast, it is too easy to stay ahead of the competition.
Cervelo's engineers left no stone unturned, or more precisely, no dull edge unshaven to achieve absolute aero perfection. With help from fluid dynamic software, the P5 Six has dominated Ironman competitions and Grand Tours ever since. The front end is a seamless airfoil built around the head tube, which is sheathed by an integrated fork that leads up to the highly customizable, one-piece 3T Aduro stem, base bar, and aero extensions. A shallow front wheel cutout and deep rear cutout reduce the drag coming off your wheels' trailing and leading edges. Finally, Magura's hydraulic brakes are completely hidden from the wind, with the front caliper integrated into the fork and the rear tucked behind the bottom bracket. Shimano's Dura-Ace Di2 drivetrain shifts with the slightest touch of the levers, and HED's Jet 6 wheelset cheats the wind. It's all topped off with ISM's Prologue saddle, which—along with the easily adjusted bars and aero extensions—provides exceptional comfort as you fly down the road.


In a room filled by members of the area business community, the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce (LBCCC) awarded their 2018 Champions of Commerce last week.
The annual awards were handed out last Thursday evening at Pen Ryn Estate on The Delaware in Bensalem to companies and individuals that the business community considers to be among the best in the county.
LBCCC Executive Director Minesh Pathak and Board of Director Chairman Bill Koelewyn opened the awards while Bristol Borough: Raising the Bar's Bill Pezza emceed the event.
The YMCA of Bucks County, which recently merged the Lower Bucks Family YMCA and the 2012 Central Bucks Family YMCA into one organization, was awarded the Community Service title for their efforts in Bucks County. In 2017, the organization provided $1.76 million in community benefit through a number of programs, including free memberships and fitness programming for all seventh graders.
Sesame Place in Middletown won the Economic Impact award. The theme park plays a major role in drawing tourist to the region and keeps many locals employed at the family-friendly venue.
Cryoperservation firm Cryologics of Tinicum Township was awarded Emerging Technology title. The firm was started by Bob Westney in 2010 and has grown in the years since.
Robert Spurrier was given the Entrepreneurial Spirit award for founding Harwood Design of Bristol Township. Starting out in the garage of a home in Langhorne, Spurrier, a Bristol native and 1976 Neshaminy High School graduate, formed a company that manufactures surgical instruments. The 70-employee company was acquired this year by Tecoment and continues to operate in Lower Bucks County.
The Network of Victim Assistance was named Nonprofit of the Year. The group aids victims of crimes in Bucks County with a staff of 65 part- and full-time staff members and a number of volunteers. Across the region, the nonprofit provides crime prevention education throughout the Philadelphia area and state. The organization operates an around-the-clock hotline at 1-800-675-6900.
Langhorne-based nonprofit Woods Services was given the Quality of Life award. The organization that employs many people throughout the area has a large campus in Langhorne and Middletown. They also are affiliated with a number of other organization that provide similar health management services.
SurroundCycle of Newtown Township was awarded the Start-Up of the year. The boutique indoor cycling studio opened in 2017 by Amy Winston.
Inspire Federal Credit Union, which has locations in Bristol Borough, Newtown Township, and Middletown, was given the Workforce Investment award. The credit union has its roots in Lower Bucks County for 80 years and has close to 16,000 members. President and CEO Jim Merill explained to the crowd that credit union is member-owned and not-for-profit.


Last week was a whole lot of fun, taking a brief break from The Current's studios, for a week of skiing, hotsprings, and photography in Colorado. Our first day up on the mountain followed a huge 18" dump of snow, and another 10" inches of snow. As the last dusting of snow fell in the morning, the clouds cleared and it turned into a beautiful bluebird sky day. I have a lot of photos from throughout the week that I will be posting as I get my blog transfered over here to my new website.


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Q: Sum between two weeks interval Suppose I have a daily rain data.frame like this:
df.meteoro = data.frame(Dates = seq(as.Date("2017/1/19"), as.Date("2018/1/18"), "days"),
                     rain = rnorm(length(seq(as.Date("2017/1/19"), as.Date("2018/1/18"), "days"))))

I'm trying to sum the accumulated rain between a 14 days interval with this code:
library(tidyverse)
library(lubridate)

df.rain <- df.meteoro %>%
  mutate(TwoWeeks = round_date(df.meteoro$data, "14 days")) %>%
  group_by(TwoWeeks) %>%
  summarise(sum_rain = sum(rain))

The problem is that it isn't starting on 2017-01-19 but on 2017-01-15 and I was expecting my output dates to be:
"2017-02-02" "2017-02-16" "2017-03-02" "2017-03-16" "2017-03-30" "2017-04-13"
"2017-04-27" "2017-05-11" "2017-05-25" "2017-06-08" "2017-06-22" "2017-07-06" "2017-07-20"
"2017-08-03" "2017-08-17" "2017-08-31" "2017-09-14" "2017-09-28" "2017-10-12" "2017-10-26"
"2017-11-09" "2017-11-23" "2017-12-07" "2017-12-21" "2018-01-04" "2018-01-18"

TL;DR I have a year long daily rain data.frame and want to sum the accumulate rain for the dates above.
Please help.

A: Use of round_date in the way you have shown it will not give you 14-day periods as you might expect. I have taken a different approach in this solution and generated a sequence of dates between your first and last dates and grouped these into 14-day periods then joined the dates to your observations.
startdate = min(df.meteoro$Dates)
enddate = max(df.meteoro$Dates)
dateseq =
  data.frame(Dates = seq.Date(startdate, enddate, by = 1)) %>%
  mutate(group = as.numeric(Dates - startdate) %/% 14) %>%
  group_by(group) %>%
  mutate(starts = min(Dates))

df.rain <- df.meteoro %>%
  right_join(dateseq) %>%
  group_by(starts) %>%
  summarise(sum_rain = sum(rain))

head(df.rain)

> head(df.rain)
# A tibble: 6 x 2
  starts     sum_rain
  <date>        <dbl>
1 2017-01-19    6.09
2 2017-02-02    5.55
3 2017-02-16   -3.40
4 2017-03-02    2.55
5 2017-03-16   -0.12
6 2017-03-30    8.95

Using a right-join to the date sequence is to ensure that if there are missing observation days that spanned a complete time period you'd still get that period listed in the result (though in your case you have a complete year of dates anyway).

A: round_date rounds to the nearest multiple of unit (here, 14 days) since some epoch (probably the Unix epoch of 1970-01-01 00:00:00), which doesn't line up with your purpose.
To get what you want, you can do the following:
df.rain = df.meteoro %>%
    mutate(days_since_start = as.numeric(Dates - as.Date("2017/1/18")),
           TwoWeeks = as.Date("2017/1/18") + 14*ceiling(days_since_start/14)) %>%
    group_by(TwoWeeks) %>%
    summarise(sum_rain = sum(rain))

This computes days_since_start as the days since 2017/1/18 and then manually rounds to the next multiple of two weeks.

A: Assuming you want to round to the closest date from the ones you have specified I guess the following will work
targetDates<-seq(ymd("2017-02-02"),ymd("2018-01-18"),by='14 days')
df.meteoro$Dates=targetDates[sapply(df.meteoro$Dates,function(x) which.min(abs(interval(targetDates,x))))]
sum_rain=ddply(df.meteoro,.(Dates),summarize,sum_rain=sum(rain,na.rm=T))

as you can see not all dates have the same number of observations. Date "2017-02-02" for instance has all the records between "2017-01-19" until "2017-02-09", which are 22 records. From  "2017-02-10" on dates are rounded to "2017-02-16" etc.

A: This may be a cheat, but assuming each row/observation is a separate day, then why not just group by every 14 rows and sum.
# Assign interval groups, each 14 rows
df.meteoro$my_group <-rep(1:100, each=14, length.out=nrow(df.meteoro))

# Grab Interval Names
my_interval_names <- df.meteoro %>%
  select(-rain) %>%
  group_by(my_group) %>%
  slice(1)

# Summarise
df.meteoro %>%
  group_by(my_group) %>%
  summarise(rain = sum(rain)) %>%
  left_join(., my_interval_names)

#> Joining, by = "my_group"
#> # A tibble: 27 x 3
#>    my_group   rain Dates
#>       <int>  <dbl> <date>
#>  1        1  3.86  2017-01-19
#>  2        2 -0.581 2017-02-02
#>  3        3 -0.876 2017-02-16
#>  4        4  1.80  2017-03-02
#>  5        5  3.79  2017-03-16
#>  6        6 -3.50  2017-03-30
#>  7        7  5.31  2017-04-13
#>  8        8  2.57  2017-04-27
#>  9        9 -1.33  2017-05-11
#> 10       10  5.41  2017-05-25
#> # ... with 17 more rows

Created on 2018-03-01 by the reprex package (v0.2.0).

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Huhtamaki celebrates the inauguration of a new fiber packaging line in Russia
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Huhtamaki is today celebrating the inauguration of its newest fiber packaging line in Invanteevka, Russia. The EUR 7 million investment that was announced in November 2018 included setting up a completely new state-of-the-art egg carton line as well as modernizing one of the unit's existing egg packaging lines. With the new line, 26 new jobs will be created in Ivanteevka. In addition, as part of Huhtamaki's continuous efforts to minimize the environmental footprint of its manufacturing operations, improvements were made to the unit's water management system.
"I would like to thank my colleagues at Fiber Packaging Russia for their hard work and contribution to the successful implementation of this investment. Our growth has been constrained by lack of capacity, but now, thanks to the new line and range extensions, we are again ready to grow with our customers", says Gala Mansurova, General Manager for Fiber Packaging Russia. "I am delighted to have our customers, the representatives of Moscow Region Government and the Finnish Embassy as well as our CEO and President, Mr. Charles Héaulmé, join us in this very special day."
Investors: Calle Loikkanen, Head of Investor Relations and Financial Communications, tel. +358 10 686 7125
Media: Katariina Hietaranta, Head of External Communications, tel. 358 10 686 7863
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Q: How to add custom button in ng-multiselect-dropdown in angular I wanted to add button in ng-multiselect-dropdown like ok button for closing the dropdown and select all and unSelect button into dropdown
I am using Angular 8 and using ng-multiselect-dropdown below is code snippet.
This how I now manage but the actual requirement is I want to add custom buttons in dropdown like searchable text box is in it for each dropdown.
I think this may be possible but I don't know how can do it I tried all the options whichever I have in internet but I am still stuck.
Your valuable options / way outs and comment really appreciated.
app.component.html code

        Reset Filter

        <pagination-controls style="padding-left: 30%"  (pageChange)="p = $event" id="foo"></pagination-controls>

                          Concern ID

                          Local Market

                                        <ng-multiselect-dropdown name="drLocalMkt" style="font-size: 14px;font-weight: normal;"
                                        [placeholder]="'--Select--'"
                                        [data]="drLocalmarketList"
                                        [(ngModel)]="drSelectedLclMktsFilter"
                                        [settings]="filterdropdownSettings"
                                        (onSelect)="onLclItemSelectForFilter($event)"
                                        (onDeSelect)="onLclItemSelectForFilter($event)"

                                        >

                                      </ng-multiselect-dropdown>

                          Process

                                        <ng-multiselect-dropdown name="drProcess" style="font-size: 14px;
                                        font-weight: normal;"
                                        [placeholder]="'--Select--'"
                                        [data]="drProcessList"
                                        [(ngModel)]="drSelectedProcessFilter"
                                        [settings]="filterdropdownSettings"
                                        (onSelect)="onProcessItemSelectForFilter($event)"
                                        (onDeSelect)="onProcessItemSelectForFilter($event)"
                                         >
                                      </ng-multiselect-dropdown>

                          Description
                          Concern Status
                          Raised By
                          Raised Date
                          Assigned To

                          {{item.Code}}

                          {{item.LocalMarketName}}
                          {{item.ProcessName}}
                          {{item.Description}}
                          {{item.ConcernStatusName}}
                          {{item.CeatedByName}}
                          {{item.CREATEDDATE | date:'MM/dd/yyyy'}}
                          {{item.AssignToName}}

App.component.ts code is
 ngOnInit() {
    this.dropdownSettings={
      singleSelection: false,
      idField: 'ID',//item.ID
      textField: 'Text',
      selectAllText: 'Select All',
      unSelectAllText: 'UnSelect All',
      itemsShowLimit: 3,
      allowSearchFilter: false,
      closeDropDownOnSelection:false,
      enableCheckAll:false
    };
    this.filterdropdownSettings = {
      singleSelection: false,
      idField: 'ID',//item.ID
      textField: 'Text',
      unSelectAllText: 'UnSelect All',
      itemsShowLimit: 0,
      allowSearchFilter: true,
      closeDropDownOnSelection:true,
      enableCheckAll:false,
      maxWidth:400,

      Style:"maxWidth:600px"
    }
    this.fnLocalMarketDropdown();this.fnProcessDropdown();this.fnConcernStatusDropdown();
  }

for reference I am showing image of my page.

A: I'm pretty sure you are out of luck. What you can see below, is the actual implementaion of the ng-multiselect-dropdown.
It consists of the searchbar, the checkall and the items with their text.

 0 && !_settings.singleSelection && _settings.enableCheckAll && _settings.limitSelection===-1" class="multiselect-item-checkbox" style="border-bottom: 1px solid #ccc;padding:10px">
        <input type="checkbox" aria-label="multiselect-select-all" [checked]="isAllItemsSelected()" [disabled]="disabled || isLimitSelectionReached()" />

{{!isAllItemsSelected() ? _settings.selectAllText : _settings.unSelectAllText}}

0 && _settings.allowSearchFilter">
        <input type="text" aria-label="multiselect-search" [readOnly]="disabled" [placeholder]="_settings.searchPlaceholderText" [(ngModel)]="filter.text" (ngModelChange)="onFilterTextChange($event)">

        <input type="checkbox" aria-label="multiselect-item" [checked]="isSelected(item)" [disabled]="disabled || (isLimitSelectionReached() && !isSelected(item)) || item.isDisabled" />

{{item.text}}

{{_settings.noDataAvailablePlaceholderText}}

What you could do, is one of the following:

*

*Get the code from this link here, and make changes to add your custom controls and logic. It's not a very complicated control so it should be too hard. Beware that you are going to lose any updates in the future and you'll have to maintain on your own.

*Fork the github repo or create a pull request with a suggested solution.

*Create a mutliselect on your own, doing exactly what you want it to do (not suggested as multiselects are not an easy thing to make)

*Use ng-select2 where you can edit the template fully. Check the Demo here to make sure it whether or not it works for you.


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the impact of shipping cars from the other side of the world
BEV, Company Cars
What are the CO2 implications of building a car, say, in Japan and shipping it to the UK versus building it here (with a high proportion of locally produced components)?
Although widely blamed on "brexit", it's clear that Nissan and Honda's recent decisions to switch some future production back to Japan were more complex – and that it's no coincidence that they closely followed the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the EU and Japan. In effect, the cars could be made more effectively in Japan and imported to Europe.
But what are the implications of shipping those new cars half way around the Earth? Are there scientific studies on the impact of global emissions (that you all agree with) on that?
I'm going to stick my head out (again!) and suggest a European built 2.0 RDE2 diesel would kick butt if the reported emissions included getting it to you – as surely they should?


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Coffee Shop Confidence
July 10, 2010 at 7:23 pm	(Journal entries)
Tags: income, journal, sadness, travel
Met Sean at a coffee shop today, like I'd been hoping I would. After a few minutes talking to him, I realized something. I am envious of his lifestyle: thrift store chic, nice car, nice house, beautiful gardens, getting ready to go to Manhattan for the weekend. On top of that, he's a handsome man and very sexy. It's not that I see myself as lacking in any particular area, it's just that I would like the disposable income to travel and play a little more seriously and a little more often. I can see the potential, but there is a sadness there too because I question whether Hi and I will ever be able to do together the kind of travel that I need to stay spiritually, emotionally, and physically well.
Valley View, Santa Fe, and California Dreamin'
May 24, 2010 at 5:23 pm	(California Dreaming, Journal entries, Uncategorized)
Tags: journal, travel
Talked to N.W.'s friend Lawrence last night. He recommended that I check out Valley View, Colorado because it's a "hippy heaven" and "dirt cheap" too. He also suggests that I would really love Santa Fe, New Mexico. He said for visual arts it's as important as New York or Los Angeles, and it only has ~100,000 residents. L. said that New Mexico is great because the desert is very forgiving and has a softness and beauty that's uncanny — and safe as well. It is unlike Arizona or Nevada where the desert is pretty hard and unforgiving. If you fuck up in AZ, L. says, the consequences can be dire, whereas in NM, you can screw up without too much fear. The landscape of New Mexico is more forgiving than AZ and NM, but it still has that incredible powers that desert landscapes so often have.
While in Santa Fe, L. suggests that I venture into the hills above to an incredible bath house called 1000 Ways (1000 Waves?). L. said that it's a place of many rooms and quiet spaces that are constructed in such a way that you never quite take in the full experience of it. They also have coed, nude hot tubs.
He or someone said something as well about the power of places with hot springs.
I told G. of my plan a few days ago and saw the lines of consternation form and then dissipate as I told her I was hoping to move to California with no job waiting for me there — just a really strong desire and an opportunity for growth.
I asked her advice about herb books for the area, and she told me what I had suspected already — Michael Moore is the man. She suggests Herbs of the Pacific West, Herbs of the Mountain West, and one other.
She also mentioned San Francisco's Chinatown as being a good place to study. Local to Berkeley, there is also a herbalist, a protege of Michael Moore's, that G. describes as totally brilliant. His name, I think she said, is A.S. and G. describes him as a "real (or really?) radical urban herbalist" who specializes in junkies and HIV cases and who makes no bones about practicing medicine without a license. He does this and is defiantly upfront about this. G. also says that he knows physiology really, really well, and if you study with him or at his school you will have to go back to school seriously in order to make it through. G. also gave me her email address and asked that I keep up.


Georgia Frye, of Craig, died Sunday, July 22, 2018, at The Doak Walker House at Casey's Pond. Memorial services will be held at 6 p.m., Friday, July 27, 2018, at The Hayden Congregational Church. Memorial donations may be made to The Doak Walker House at Casey's Pond in care of Grant Mortuary.


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Captain Charles Bamford Daniel 1883 – 1944
as told by Barney Thomas Daniel
The Daniel Family
Clara Emma Daniel
Thomas Daniel
George William Daniel
Ernest William Daniel
Elsie Harman Daniel
Herbert (Bert) Daniel
Amy Daniel
Devonport Steam Ferry Company
Public Service – Lighthouse Department
The Marine Department – Shipping Master
Marine Department – Fisheries Inspector
Scientific Interests
The Death of "The Old Salt"
Appendix A – The Captain's Quotes
Appendix B – The Tramp – Storm Under Sail
Appendix C – News Paper Clippings
Appendix D – Ida's Letter
Appendix E – Moving House the Hard Way
By 1918 the war was drawing to a close and the Daniel family moved back to Auckland where Charles Daniel joined the Marine Dept. from Light Service as Shipping Master under Captain Atwood.
This brief period must have been terminated about the time I was 7 years old because our next move was to St Albans Avenue in and off Dominion Road, where in due course I was indoctrinated to the school system. This was the Mangawhau School which in those days was really in the back blocks. All that I can recall is that, as a hefty kid of 7 forced to start off in the primers amongst younger children, I did manage to break the stool assigned to me being far too large for such a small frail thing intended for one of younger years than mine.
Uncle George Sorensen lived not far from us, I remember going there one Sunday and viewing with some awe his second wife, who at that stage had produced an heir much to the delight of Uncle George, the efforts of his loins by his first wife by this time being about my own age, namely Gordon and Eric, the latter now passed on at this date along with his illustrious father who quit this orb at 92, taking with him such a wealth of heritage as it is never likely to be seen in this day and age again. He died with his third wife surviving him.
My most vivid recollection of our sojourn there was my father hurling a plate of mincemeat at my mother, and I gather insulting him with such mean fare. Mum missed most of it and the remainder clung to a net curtain over the dresser, disgorging itself in sticky runs down the same curtain. I don't know whether father was on liquor or in desperation indicating that mince-meat was fit only for dogs and not for heads of households. Financial problems were just as prevalent in those days as in any other time when a young healthy family had to be maintained on miserable wages.
By now the old man had become Shipping Master for the Port of Auckland and I gather very popular both with the seamen and the companies who employed the said labour. It was in this position as the person involved in the "signing on or signing off" of the various members of the seamen's union or fraternity that he acquired the soubriquet of Shanghai Daniel. "Shanghai" was a term applied in sailing ship days of obtaining crew for ships who were known also as "runners".
In many instances they would entice sailors ashore, endeavour through their boarding-house, hotel or brothel to drug their drink, and in such a state get them aboard a ship outward bound to God knows where in some lousy forecastle. There are some parts in odd places of the world where this practice continues. However, one or two instances he recounted to the writer bear out the implications of the name. He had a confidant in a chap (a Scot) Robby Robertson who was a cab driver who assisted Captain Daniel to round-up a crew who, having signed on, failed to show up at sailing time, so he would collect them on these occasions in the cab, maybe from some hotel or brothel or else-where's, and deliver them to the ship. He became well-known and highly respected by all who were associated with the maritime scene around the Auckland area.
Our next move was to 87 Eden Terrace, a two-storey barn of a place which imposed its frontage right on the main street. Dad's situation must have improved by this time as we had a telephone in the house plus a piano. The telephone was the means of calling him at all kinds of hours to locate or assemble by force or cajolery the recalcitrant members of some ship held up by their non-appearance at sailing time. Through these efforts he became known as `Shanghai Daniel'.
The Daniel Family – Barney, May, Charles, Ida and Jimmy – Eden Terrace.
My sojourn in this house was a series of accidents first set off by the Great 'Flu Epidemic of 1919. The hearses of the undertakers rattled by our house non-stop for weeks on end and we had one death in the house, a May Bryers from Hokianga came to stay with us, duly contracted the disease and being partly Maori easily succumbed to the scourge. We children were not affected and were too young to appreciate the gravity of the situation as deaths occurred with such rapidity that many people were buried in blankets only as there was neither the time nor labour to make the necessary coffins, let alone hold any sort of service over their remains.
The Sailors' Home became a hospital as did many other makeshift premises, the Hospital of course was overflowing and this was an anxious and trying time for many. I am not too sure of the sequence of accidents that befell me about this time, so it is difficult to decide did I break my arm before I got pneumonia or was I run over? This latter did occur on the 29th September 1919, as the attached cutting will show, so I presume this was the first of the incidents of which later I was prone to or became heir to.
Despite the hard times always prevalent for the workers of those days on low wages, we seemed to feed well enough and many are the feeds of oranges, bananas, pineapple and sundry odd fruit from the Island Steamers that my father brought home, and the speck stuff was sorted out and used and the ripe oranges eaten over our bath, wherein were deposited the pips and peel. I never concerned myself after these relapses as to who cleaned up the mess in that bath, so it had other uses than merely bathing.
My old man, big by any standard and powerful with it, had reached about 18 stone in weight and decided that some of this had to come off. Walking and swimming were to be the means by which this, hopefully, was to be achieved, but as this was akin to a training bout the end results proved negligible. Each morning by 6 o'clock he would disappear to the Tepid Baths walking I should say about 3 miles, swimming for an hour, then proceed to his job by 8am with only a cup of tea to sustain him until lunch, also light, then walk home at the end of his day's work. Saturdays and Sundays were therefore looked forward to by we 3 as all hands, accompanied by the Captain, took off for the Baths. A Mr Champion was custodian at the time and by virtue of his being a friend of the Captain, my kid sister May was allowed into the male section of the Baths with us where, under the expert tuition of our father, we very soon became proficient water rats having a glorious hour or so before the Baths officially opened for business at 8 o'clock.
Tepid Baths 1920 – Sir George Grey Special Collections.
Mr Champion was responsible for training many children who later made good at the sport, so I think there was a sort of `laisser-faire' attitude adopted whilst the water in the Baths (salt) was generally prepared from about 6am to opening time We were able to indulge what talent we possessed to the fullest degree, including a considerable amount of skylarking and being towed along on the powerful back of the Captain, warming ourselves at the outlet of the warm water into the Baths proper, followed by a shower which I can't remember whether it was hot or cold.
Saturday morning was a delight to us as we would then proceed to Mennies Biscuit Factory in Albert Street in charge of the Captain armed with one of mother's clean pillow-slips, and for the princely sum of 6d were able to select the best quality broken biscuits at our leisure. We naturally became very selective with a bit of practice, and when this delightful chore was over were despatched homewards whilst father returned to his duties at the Shipping Office, and with a pillowcase of biscuits to examine for the choicest pieces there was no need for mother to prepare any breakfast, by the time of our arrival homeward we were replete.
His work as Shipping Master involved him in some pretty hard cases at times and he had been known to arrive at a delayed ship's berth with three drunken and recalcitranted seamen in tow, consequently he commanded some respect backed-up with the ability to impose his will by physical means if necessary. It was after I had arrived home a few times, blood streaming from my nose after some encounter with some other boy, that he decided it was time his eldest was taught to reverse the process and in due course a set of boxing gloves arrived at our house, and the noble art became the big deal. I certainly got less bloody noses from then on, but I still got the occasional licking from a kid better than myself.
Despite all these gory happenings our education in art and nature were not neglected and the old man was an able teacher as we visited the Art Gallery in Wellesley Street regularly. The Dominion Museum, which used to be in the North End of Princess Street, all of the parks and Botanical Gardens in turn, and anything that was free of a Sunday.
As children of course, we were not aware of this nor its implications, but recession was abroad in the land at that time. Neither was our religious education allowed to be neglected so Sunday School was fitted in, and togged-up in our best clothes and boots we repaired forth to the Holy Sepulchre Church in Grafton Road, our sure attendance there being a small card with some biblical tripe on it as an indication that we had not played the wag, presented to our parents when we arrived back home.
Over time he disclosed some of the incidents he was to contend with whilst shipping master, and one that was typical in his approach to this problem dealt with dispatch, which he related to the writer. It occurred during his lunch break at the lower corner of Hobson Street and Custom Street West where he happened to be on returning to the shipping office. He was accosted by a man somewhat the worse from liquor, a seaman who had a grievance of some sort with the Captain.
This character was abusive and had the Captain backed-up against a wall of the Custom's building, at the same time poking his finger in the direction of the Captain's face. To ease himself of this public display he seized the assailant in his large hand with a grip on the man's face and shoved him backwards. He was just drunk enough to stagger backwards without falling over, and then finished flat on his back in front of a tram that was heading west on Custom Street. He said he had better disappear rather than create another problem, and apparently a wiser silly drunken man realized he had brought it upon himself.
By this time he was experiencing some disquiet with the maritime scene and the atmosphere that prevailed in the industry. Another factor was the area where we lived at that time, with traffic of which the writer has recorded elsewhere in being in conflict with, like getting run over by a motor ambulance. Somehow he decided to get the family out of the city to a better safer environment, and Panmure was the place he chose. Elsewhere I have written about this new move, the wisdom of which coincided with his desire to opt out of the shipping business, and he applied for and joined the Fisheries Branch of the Marine Dept. as an inspector.


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IU's Michael Hixon settles for 10th in 3-meter springboard
RIO DE JANEIRO – Michael Hixon showed he has yet to fully master the most elusive of sporting characteristics – consistency – and then showed how oodles of talent can sometimes overcome that.
IU's Michael Hixon settles for 10th in 3-meter springboard RIO DE JANEIRO – Michael Hixon showed he has yet to fully master the most elusive of sporting characteristics – consistency – and then showed how oodles of talent can sometimes overcome that. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/2bppUbm
USA TODAY NETWORK Published 7:30 p.m. ET Aug. 16, 2016 | Updated 8:19 p.m. ET Aug. 16, 2016
Jun 25, 2016; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Michael Hixon does a press conference after winning second place in the senior men 3m springboard final during the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Diving at the IU Natatorium.(Photo: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports)
Hixon, already Indiana University's first Olympic diving medalist in 20 years, had a rough start in Tuesday's 3-meter springboard final before putting on a dazzling show to get back into contention. He ultimately faded and had to settle for 10th place.
"It is very difficult," Hixon said of consistency, which he'll continue pursuing as he looks ahead to two more years at IU and an intended spot in Tokyo in 2020. "That is the name of the game. At this level, everybody can do big dives, they can do them well, and it's all about what's going on up here in your brain."
Hixon, 22, of Amherst, Mass., was trying to give IU an eighth swimming and diving medal in Rio.A rough first dive netting him 60 points put him in immediate catch-up mode.
Hixon responded on his second attempt, a forward dive featuring 2 ½ somersaults, two twists and a pike. He nailed it for 81.60 points.
Synchro diver Michael Hixon adds to IU's Olympic medal haul
Then he wowed the crowd at Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre – site of the formerly green pool – with a reverse 1½ somersault, 3½ twists. He nailed that, too for 85.75 points and an advance to within 5.35 points of third place.
"Never out of the fight. Ever," he said. "Never out of the fight. That's the way I feel, that's the way I always compete, every single dive. So yeah, I felt like I was in the fight then, and I felt like it after that round and the one after that, too."
Hixon couldn't keep up that pace on his final three dives, finishing with scores 77.0, 62.70 and 64.60. That left him with a final score of 431.65.
He said he was unhappy with three of his dives and then said: "Maybe three and a half."
"I felt I underperformed pretty seriously," Hixon said. "But you know, it was a good experience, I took a lot away from it."
Cao Yuan of China won gold, Great Britain's Jack Laugher won silver and Patrick Hausding of Germany won bronze.
IU diving legend paved way for Olympic success
Hixon won silver here on Aug. 10 in synchronized diving, pairing with Sam Dorman. That made Hixon IU's first diving medalist since the late Mark Lenzi won a bronze on 3-meter at Atlanta in 1996.
"It's huge," Hixon said of that breakthrough. "I just hope we inspire kids who want to dive. That's what this is really all about, inspiring younger generations, I hope we can do that."
The son of longtime Amherst College basketball coach David Hixon played basketball until devoting himself to diving. He was coached by his mother, Mandy, the diving coach at the University of Massachusetts, and initially enrolled at the University of Texas. He transferred to Indiana after one year at Texas and red-shirted the past college season.
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I got this week hopefully the last skeins of weft for the eternal project.
One skein of dark green wool. I wanted to have two dark hues, but the other was already fourth hue, which was out of production, during this project.
I also got three drums of Kreinik's metal thread, size #12 tapestry, color: pewter. It will be used together with the silver, in the blade of halberd.


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Because Lateesha Mohl is The Storm
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In Lateesha Mohl's world, tolerance of pain is toughness. Assertiveness is aggression. Intensity is scrappy.
Risk is manageable.
And fighting is self-fulfillment.
Now the differences in the terminology may seem like semantics. But rest assured that Mohl has explored every subtle nook and cranny of those nuances.
The temptation is to refer to Mohl as an aspiring boxer, kick boxer and mixed martial artist, but that would be selling her passion short. Deep down in her heart of hearts, Mohl is a fighter.
In a very real way, Mohl's just being who she is.
Mohl, a 26-year-old native of Cleona and a 2014 graduate of Annville-Cleona High School, is on her way to 'making it' as a fighter. While her fighting career is still very much in its infancy, she seems to possess everything required to realize success in the very competitive and sometimes brutal fight game.
"Absolutely not," said Mohl, when asked if she considers herself aggressive by nature. "I think I'm a competitive person. But I've never been confrontational. I've never been in a fist fight. I'm more of a people pleaser. I just found out I had this skill set by accident. It just kind of worked out this way.
"Not everyone can fight," continued Mohl. "But I can't run a marathon. That's not who I am. It's different. But I can fight. It's like anything in life. Some people do certain things better than others."
As an amateur, Mohl dabbled in boxing, mixed martial arts, ju jitsu and kick boxing matches over the last six years. But in December of 2021, she turned pro as a boxer and has gone 1-0-1 in her first professional fights.
Mohl competes under the moniker of 'Honey Badger' – presumably both sweet and ferocious.
"It's going really well," said Mohl. "Pretty much the way I expected. But I feel like I'm more of a kick boxer, that I'm more of a striker. I feel like my heart will always be with MMA and kick boxing. But we're getting more fights with boxing. Boxing is the trickiest of the fighting disciplines because I can only hurt you with my fists.
"We're trying to go as far as we can," added Mohl. "I have experience in three different areas of fighting. I don't have any intentions of boxing not working out, but if it doesn't I have the others to fall back on. But I want to make money at some point."
Growing up in Cleona, Mohl was a fairly typical student-athlete, competing in more traditional sports like softball, soccer and basketball. She was a member of the Annville-Cleona High school softball team during her scholastic days and played some travel softball.
It was after high school when she sort of stumbled upon fighting.
"I didn't play softball in college, but I still wanted to do something to keep me in shape," said Mohl. "I joined a boxing gym as a way to work out. But I found I was naturally good at it. I was offered my first fight, and I thought 'Why not?' I just kind of got hooked.
"The first one I ever took was an MMA fight, and then I just kept taking offers," Mohl continued. "It was good. I won. But I don't remember a lot of it. After it was over, it was an awesome feeling. It felt really good. But I think if I had lost that fight I'd still be here. At one point, I lost seven fights in-a-row, but I'm still here. I think a lot of people in my position would've given up."
Although she doesn't know who or precisely when or exactly where, Mohl is about to begin preparations for her next fight, which could occur sometime in November. In the boxing game, it consists of a six- to eight-week fight camp which incorporates elements of swimming, running, various cardio exercises and strength training, and features purposefully schedule periods of rest.
But Mohl's 'camp' can also refer to the extensive support system she has surrounded herself with.
"My boyfriend helps me, and it's definitely a group effort," said Mohl. "It would be really hard to do this by myself. People on the outside don't know what goes into it. There's a lot that goes into it.
"You're getting punched in the face, so yeah there's danger to it," Mohl added. "But we've trained to deal with that type of situation. We kind of know what we're doing, so it makes it safer."
Fighting in general and boxing specifically are very serious undertakings, ones that Mohl personally takes seriously. Diligently, she controls the things that she can control, and that begins with preparation.
"I think anyone who does anything related to martial arts can be considered 'tough'," said Mohl. "The thing with people who fight is that they're mentally tough. I've been told I have heart. You can hit me again and again, and I keep coming.
"When you step inside the ring, you get hit with this fight-or-flight feeling," continued Mohl. "I have a high tolerance for pain in life. But with adrenaline added, you don't even realize it if you're being hit. After the adrenaline wears off, you're going to feel the pain. But during the fight, it doesn't affect you."
In the pursuit of her individual and professional goals, one of the many things Mohl has going for her is that she is of the female gender. Once derogatory, 'fighting like a girl' has now taken on a completely different meaning.
"At the level I'm at in boxing, I'm not making money," said Mohl. "But if I can make it to that next level, you can make money in boxing. A lot of people don't think MMA fighters get paid enough. If I could get paid $50,000 for 15 minutes of my life, I'm OK with that.
"The nice thing about being a female in a male-dominant sport is that there's not a lot of us," added Mohl. "Some places are desperate for women fighters. In boxing, I'm going to need a few more fights. But by the time I'm 6-0 or 7-0, I can get my name out there, and that's when the pay checks come."
Because there is value in heart and focus and toughness.
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Quatro Hubbard is the new race director of the Bull Run Run 50 mile trail run.
A number of records fell at the Reverse Ring on the last weekend of February, 2017, and the results, reports and photos have now been posted.
It was another wild year at Hashawha Hills with 99 finishers, wind, hail, and a good time by all.
A report from one of the social highlights of the year --- the 2016 Awards Party.
Results for the 2017 Waterfall 50k have been posted.
Read more about Where's My Sticker?
Big VHTRC news out of Hawai'i this weekend, as a Blue Train ventured out to take on the HURT 100.
Darin Dunham and Gary Lukacs tied for the win in the College Bowl contest.
After much careful collation and consideration, the results of the New Year's Day Red Eye 50k have been compiled and posted.
The first Devil Dog 100 miler was held on the weekend before Christmas, December 17-18, 2016. Erik Price has written his report on the race.
Happy New Year, everyone. With 2016 now a distant memory, it's time to reflect on all the great things VHTRC members accomplished on the trail last year … which means it's time to nominate your fellow runners for our annual VHTRC awards.


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The kids have been clamoring for a pet and the single mom finally gives in, knowing that it will be a lot of extra work for her. While proper pet training of the new pet is an obvious requirement of the new responsible pet owners, some 'training' has to be directed toward the human member of the family, too.
No matter what type of pet that the single mom decides to share her home with, the kids have to have a complete understanding of the new rules. The first is obvious.
You never know how an animal will react if it feels that his food or water will be taken away from him. It would be different if the animal could talk to you and let you know, but they can only communicate with their natural yips, growls or nips. While a lot of pet owners feel that they can train their pet to remain calm if a child gets too close while they are eating, it's never a good idea to put the whole burden on the animal.
Sometimes the pet just needs time to relax and get away from all of the human activity. Explain to the kids why they shouldn't crawl under furniture in an attempt to get the pet to play with them. Just because a dog or cat may tolerate being pulled from his retreat doesn't mean that the animal is happy about it.
Remind the kids as often as needed that when the pet is sleeping, he shouldn't be disturbed. Let him wake up naturally.
Pets in homes with children often find that tasty treats are magically dropped to the floor under and around the table area and as meals are put on the dining table they take up a watchful position. It's up to the pet owner to decide if this is an acceptable practice.
Beware of the animal learning to beg for tidbits if the family doesn't accidentally drop food as they are eating. At first, an animal watching the family dine with his huge longing eyes may be cute, but if the pet becomes accustomed to being rewarded by this type of behavior, it will soon become annoying. What's more, it is unhealthy for the pet.
Teach your child that they should never feed the pet from their plates while they are eating. Like your family, your pet needs a well balanced diet and nutritious diet. Those little morsels of food that the kids may try to sneak from their plates to their waiting pet add up quickly and if it's a regular routine could affect the health of the animal.
Animals, like humans, have days when they are not feeling well. Teach the kids that if they think that their pet is having an off day they should leave it alone and let you know right away. Even the best trained pet can react differently if they are disturbed when they are uncomfortable.
Petting and fussing over the animal while it is trying to recover won't make the animal feel better. It will approach you if it wants a comforting touch.
Common sense rules will usually be enough for a new pet to become socialized into the family. Of course, further pet training will be necessary as the new pet gets older, but the basic rules will serve to make the family and pet safe and happy until then.


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BGU History in the Media
November has been a busy month for the past and present staff and students of our History and Humanities courses.
Five members of staff and two former BGU students have contributed to the latest volume of the Survey of Lincoln series: North of the River Witham. The BGU staff involved and their contributions comprised of:
Dr Mick Jones - the archaeology of the area
Dr Chris Bonfield - Lincoln's early schools
Dr Hazel Kent - cinemas
Dr Claire Hubbard-Hall - The Drill Hall
Dr Andrew Jackson - the Cooperative Society.
Lesley Clarke, a former BGU student, provided chapters on Greyfriars and the Central Library while Helen Durham along with Professor Heather Hughes of Lincoln University, presented a chapter on the visitor economy in central Lincoln. The support of BGU to this volume is recognised in a feature within the Lincolnshire Echo, (25 November).
Earlier in the month, our Head of School of Humanities Dr Andrew Jackson made an appearance at the BBC Radio Lincolnshire Armistice Day Live Broadcast on 11 November. He spoke about his work on the WWI home-front poet, Bernard Samuel Gilbert and was joined by Maureen Sutton, local poet and folklorist, who read out a few of Gilbert's wartime poetry in dialect.
For more information about our History courses, please click here.


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A Survey of Sport Fishing in the Illinois Portion of Lake Michigan Reporting Period March 1, 2008 — February 28, 2009
Illinois Natural History Survey (INHS)
Technical Reports - Illinois Natural History Survey
Brofka, Wayne A.; Czesny, Sergiusz J.
INHS2009_15.pdf (2MB) (no description provided) PDF
Title: A Survey of Sport Fishing in the Illinois Portion of Lake Michigan Reporting Period March 1, 2008 — February 28, 2009
Author(s): Brofka, Wayne A.; Czesny, Sergiusz J.
Subject(s): Lake Michigan
Creel Survey
Division of Fisheries, Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Abstract: A survey of sport fishing in the Illinois portion of Lake Michigan was conducted from April 1 to September 30, 2008. The survey covered all legal sport fishing during that period excluding fishing from chartered boats and smelt fishing. It included angling by pedestrians and fishing from boats. The intent of the survey was to provide reliable estimates of sport fishing activity, sport fish harvest, expenditures for sport fishing, and the quality and distribution of sport fishing. Estimated total fishing effort for pedestrians and boaters was 530,000 angler-hours. Estimated total harvest included 262,000 yellow perch, 4,100 brown trout, 2,200 rainbow trout, 1,500 lake trout, 15,800 coho salmon, and 10,800 chinook salmon. Estimated expenditures for boats, motors, trailers, fishing gear, and automobile gas were over $5.6 million. The yield value of the sport fishing harvest was approximately $2.0 million. One additional special survey was conducted. From March 1 to March 31 an early season survey was conducted at Waukegan Harbor, Montrose Harbor and Calumet Park for pedestrian anglers and Waukegan Harbor and Calumet Park for launched-boat anglers. Anglers from both groups fished a total of 9,100 hours and harvested 1,300 yellow perch, 400 brown trout, 50 rainbow trout and 800 coho salmon. Estimated expenditures for boats, motors, trailers, fishing gear, and automobile gas were over $73,000.
Publisher: Illinois Natural History Survey
Series/Report: Federal Aid Project F-52 R-23
Technical Report INHS 2009 (15)
Survey of Sport Fishing in the Illinois Portion of Lake Michigan
Genre: Technical Report
Description: Division of Fisheries, Illinois Department of Natural Resources Grant/Contract No: F-52 R-23. Interim, for final report for the year see INHS 2009 (28)
Sponsor: INHS Technical Report Prepared for Division of Fisheries, Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Rights Information: This document is a product of the Illinois Natural History Survey, and has been selected and made available by the Illinois Natural History Survey and the University Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. It is intended solely for noncommercial research and educational use, and proper attribution is requested.


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Woman serving life in 2008 church slaying dies in prison
Published: 17:41 EST, 5 June 2018 | Updated: 17:41 EST, 5 June 2018
MUNCY, Pa. (AP) - A woman convicted of killing a fellow parishioner in a suburban Philadelphia church a decade ago has died in prison.
The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections confirmed Tuesday that 75-year-old Mary Jane Fonder died of cardiac arrest Monday at the State Correctional Institution in Muncy.
Fonder was sentenced to life in prison in Bucks County in the January 2008 death of 42-year-old Rhonda Smith, who was shot as she worked in the office at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Springfield Township. At sentencing, Fonder said she "did not do this terrible thing."
Authorities have said she also was the prime suspect in the disappearance of her father a quarter-century ago. On May 22, investigators used ground-penetrating radar to search the Kintnersville home the Fonders shared at the time.
This story has been corrected to show it's Kintnersville, not Kintersville.


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Generically, aegukga refers to any song that expresses love for one's country. However, the term has become synonymous with Korea's national anthem. During the period of enlightenment in the late Joseon Dynasty, several patriotic songs were used. In 1896, the first editions of the Dongnip Sinmun (The Independent) featured a number of lyrics for such songs but it is unclear as to what melodies were sung with those lyrics. According to records, a song entitled "Daehan Jeguk (Korean Empire) Aegukga" was composed in 1902, and the government organized a western-style military band to play it during major state functions. The lyrics of Korea's national anthem were first written sometime around 1907 with the intention of inspiring love and allegiance to the country, as well as a sense of independence at a time when the country was under foreign aggression. Following adaptation by several composers, the lyrics gradually took the form we know today. Initially, the Aegukga was sung to the tune of the Scottish folk song, "Auld Lang Syne." While studying abroad, Korean composer Ahn Eak-tai felt that this foreign melody was unfit for Korea's national anthem. In 1935, he composed the Symphonic Fantasy Korea, the finale of which became the current melody for the national anthem. Even though the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea adopted this tune as their national anthem, it was only known abroad. In Korea, the lyrics continued to be sung to the Scottish folk song until the Korean government was established in 1948 following the nation's independence from Japan. At that time, the current version of Aegukga was sung during official government functions, and gradually, with its inclusion in all student textbooks, it gained popular acceptance. Afterwards, the song was widely disseminated abroad and finally became established as the national anthem of Korea. Whenever people sing Aegugka, which, for almost a century, has been part of the people's destiny both in good times and bad, they are reminded of the love that their forefathers held for the nation.
1. Until that day when the waters of the East Sea run dry and Mount Baekdusan is worn away, God protect and preserve our nation; Hurray to Korea.
2. As the pine atop the near mountain stands firm, unchanged through wind and frost, as if wrapped in armor, so shall our resilient spirit.
3. The autumn sky is void and vast, high and cloudless; the bright moon is our heart, undivided and true.
4. With this spirit and this mind, give all loyalty, in suffering or in joy, to the love of country.
Refrain: Three thousand ri of splendid rivers and mountains covered with mugunghwa blossoms. Great Korean people, stay true to the Great Korean way!


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10 Things You Never Knew About 'Bachelorette' Front Runner Dale Moss
By Izzy Casey and Olivia Jakiel — Written on Oct 13, 2020
Covid-19 did a lot of damage to our planet. It even postponed the release date of the sixteenth season of The Bachelorette. The original air date was supposed to be May 18,2020. The new release date is October 13, 2020. Contestant Dale Moss is sure to give the other grooms-to-be a run for their money — and their roses! There's even rumors that Dale Moss is Bachelorette Clare Crawley's fiancé!
Clare Crawley's fiancé: Who is Dale Moss?
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Dale Moss is a former NFL player, current model, entertainment host, and entrepreneur, and soon to be rumored — fingers crossed — winner of The Bachelorette.
He received his BA in Business/Managerial Economics from South Dakota State University. During the time he was earning his degree, he served as a member of the South Dakota State Universities Men's Basketball and Football team. He also served on the Student Athlete Advisory council.
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1. He has a football career.
Before he became an unsigned free agent, he played as a wide receiver for South Dakota State University. He's played on several practice teams, among them — the Chicago Bears, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers, and the Green Bay Packers.
2. He founded a sports PR company in 2014.
Moss Martin Media is a media production company based in New York. It's an "all-in creative agency pushing the limits of creative thinking and storytelling through video production, content creation, experiential marketing, and digital strategy." Moss Martin Media works with some of of the top sports, fashion, lifestyle, and fitness brands.
3. He's signed by the modeling agency, Wilhelmina International.
Moss signed with Wihelmina International in 2015.
4. He volunteers a lot.
Moss currently serves as a global ambassador for the Special Olympics. As global ambassador, he creates aims to create "an inclusive environment for nearly 5 million Special Olympics Unified Sports Athletes around the globe. He also works as a Member Of the Leadership Committee for Yamba Malawi. The Leadership Committee is relentless in its attempt to end the cycle of poverty and stimulate economies across the globe.
Moss also supports and advocates for the DreamYard Project and judged their annual Poetry Slam Competition.
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"Our platforms are meant to create a lasting impact long after we are gone," Moss wrote on his personal website. "I continue to advocate for youth development, inclusive initiatives and diversity to athletes with intellectual disabilities as a Special Olympics Global Ambassador," he wrote. "My other philanthropic endeavors include working with The Tiger Woods Foundation, Wounded Warriors Project and NFL Play 60 to name a few."
5. Moss uses his social media platform to speak out against racial injustice.
On September 15, 2020, he posted a screenshot of one of his tweets to Instagram. The screenshot read, "If you think racism is not a major issue in our country today you're sleep. I've experienced racism, racial bias and direct abuse of power in every phase of my life with more happening in the last 2 months than I've experienced in years." Moss wrote in the caption, "These are things myself & family have dealt with our entire lives. I learned at a young age that when you lead with love and have purpose in your heart ignorance and hatred become irrelevant because you are above it all."
6. How old is Dale Moss?
Dale Moss was born on Sept. 24, 1988, which means he's 32 years old and a Libra. This season's Bachelorette star Clare Crawley is 39.
7. What is Dale Moss's net worth?
While many Bachelor and Bachelorette contestants have odd jobs (we're lookin' at you, Bachelor Superfan James Spadafore), Dale Moss made the majority of his money from his football days, and is reportedly worth $1 - $5 million.
8. He's a podcast host.
Dale Moss can do it all! The 32-year-old former football player is not only a model, he's also the host of a podcast called The Game Plan With Dale Moss. Although, it looks like he's been too busy to keep up with new episodes, as the last one was posted on April 4, 2019.
9. Football runs in Dale Moss's family.
He's the nephew of former Heisman Trophy winner, Johnny Rogers.
10. Fans have been rooting for Dale Moss and Clare Crawley since day 1.
I've invested more time in trying to keep up with the Clare Crawley/Dale Moss reports than I have in myself this week and it's only Tuesday.
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Early reports about this season of The Bachelorette said that Crawley had fallen in love with Moss just twelve days into production and wanted out of the show because her connection with Moss was so strong from the get-go.
"One of her potential guys found a way to get in touch with her and they began talking," the source claimed. "By the time filming officially began, they were basically already in love. No one else stood a chance. It just became so obvious from her subsequent few dates that her heart wasn't in it and she just wasn't feeling it. Then she said she wanted out."
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Izzy Casey is a writer who covers pop culture.


Comic-Con 2018: Oddball Comics Live!
Comic-Con special guest Scott Shaw! (Marooned Lagoon, Sonic the Hedgehog, Captain Carrot and his Amazing Zoo Crew!) once again presents a longstanding Comic-Con favorite starring the craziest comic books ever published! Prepare to laugh (a lot) at Scott's unique look at the odd, obscure, and obscene mainstream, off-the-rack funnybooks that will make you wonder how the !?!#$%&*!?! do those even exist? But there's no PhotoShop here; every cover image is 100% real. Plus, Scott will have an exciting announcement for all Oddball Comics fans.


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Ha pubblicato saggi riguardanti gli effetti dei mass media, tra i quali No Sense of Place: The Impact of Electronic Media on Social Behavior, e le analisi degli effetti causati da differenti tecnologie mediali, in particolare la televisione.

No Sense of Place
Nell'opera, che nel 1986 vinse il premio per "Best Book on Electronic Media" della National Associal of Broadcasters e della Broadcast Education Association, Meyrowitz utilizza l'esempio della televisione per descrivere il modo in cui le tecnologie di comunicazione abbiano formato e influenzato le relazioni sociali che si incontrano nella vita quotidiana, suggerendo che la televisione sia stata responsabile per un movimento culturale significativo verso nuove interazioni sociali più egalitarie. Questo formato mediatico relativamente nuovo, infatti, avrebbe rimosso le barriere esistenti e aumentato l'accesso a informazioni precedentemente riservate, portando al cambiamento delle barriere sociali e culturali tra bambini e adulti, uomini e donne, e addirittura umanizzando e demistificando le autorità.

Il libro è stato descritto come "uno dei libri più profondi" sul tema dei mass media, con una capacità di resistenza e utilità come teoria. Ciò è stato attribuito al fatto che il libro esamini la materia da una prospettiva vasta, rendendola una risorsa facilmente adattabile e applicabile ampiamente. Inoltre, lo stile di scrittura è considerato accessibile per lettori sia all'interno che all'esterno del mondo accademico.

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Analysis of longitudinal arch supports in stabilizing the arch of the foot
Harold B. Kitaoka, Zong Ping Luo, Kai Nan An
Two orthotic devices commonly prescribed as arch supports were studied to evaluate their efficacy in stabilizing the foot. Fourteen cadaveric feet were mounted in a loading frame, and an axial load of 222, 445, or 667 N was applied while three-dimensional positions of the talus, calcaneus, navicular, and first metatarsal were monitored with a magnetic tracking system. Feet were tested with and without the use of two commonly prescribed arch supports. The two indices used to assess arch stabilization were arch height and joint rotation. Joint rotations consistently increased on load application. Significant differences were observed with Inserts 1 and 2 in metatarsal talar abduction, dorsiflexion and eversion, calcaneal talar eversion, and talar tibial dorsiflexion. Arch height significantly increased with both inserts. Contrary to previously published results, the arch supports that were studied provided measurable improvement in arch stability in a simulated standing at ease position.
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research
Metatarsal Bones
Orthotic Devices
Calcaneus
Kitaoka, H. B., Luo, Z. P., & An, K. N. (1997). Analysis of longitudinal arch supports in stabilizing the arch of the foot. Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, (341), 250-256.
Analysis of longitudinal arch supports in stabilizing the arch of the foot. / Kitaoka, Harold B.; Luo, Zong Ping; An, Kai Nan.
In: Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, No. 341, 08.1997, p. 250-256.
Kitaoka, HB, Luo, ZP & An, KN 1997, 'Analysis of longitudinal arch supports in stabilizing the arch of the foot', Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, no. 341, pp. 250-256.
Kitaoka HB, Luo ZP, An KN. Analysis of longitudinal arch supports in stabilizing the arch of the foot. Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. 1997 Aug;(341):250-256.
Kitaoka, Harold B. ; Luo, Zong Ping ; An, Kai Nan. / Analysis of longitudinal arch supports in stabilizing the arch of the foot. In: Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. 1997 ; No. 341. pp. 250-256.
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