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On Tuesday, Sweden's football captain Zlatan Ibrahimović announced he will not play international football again after UEFA Euro 2016. He said he will not participate in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil in August.
File photo of Zlatan Ibrahimović
Image: Евгений Сойкин.
Speaking to the media before yesterday's final Group E match against Belgium, 34-year-old forward Ibrahimović said, "The last game at the Euros will be my last game for Sweden, so I hope it won't be tomorrow" ((sv))Swedish language: Sista matchen för Sverige i EM blir min sista match för Sverige. Jag hoppas inte att det blir i morgon. He added "I won't participate in the Olympics, because my last game will be the last game Sweden does in this EURO. So let's hope it goes as long as possible. To finish in a disappointment: never!"
Since his international debut in 2001, Ibrahimović has made 116 appearances for Sweden and scored 62 goals, a national record. In this year's EURO competition, Sweden have lost to Italy, drawn against the Republic of Ireland, and lost their final game against Belgium, scoring only once through an Irish own goal.
According to the Swedish Football Association, Kim Källström and Andreas Isaksson will also end their international careers after the Euro campaign. Losing 0–1 to Belgium in yesterday's match, Sweden was eliminated from the tournament.
In 2014, Ibrahimović was placed second on a list of Swedish sport stars, behind tennis player and five-time Wimbledon winner Björn Borg. Ibrahimović said in reaction, "[...] to finish second is like finishing last."
"UEFA Euro 2016, day 8: Italy-Sweden, Czech Republic-Croatia, Spain-Turkey" — Wikinews, June 18, 2016
"UEFA Euro 2016, days 4 and 5: three wins, two draws" — Wikinews, June 16, 2016
""Live Scores - UEFA EURO 2016: Sweden - Belgium"" — FIFA, June 22, 2016
"Ibrahimović to retire from international football" — UEFA, June 21, 2016
"Zlatan slutar i landslaget efter EM" — Svenska Fotbollförbundet, June 21, 2016 (Swedish)
Marcus Christenson. "Zlatan anger at finishing second on list of all-time Swedish sports people" — The Guardian, December 23, 2014
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Flow Path Mineralogy: Its Effect on Radionuclide Retardation in the Geosphere
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 February 2011
Kenneth V. Ticknor ,
D. C. Kamineni and
T. T. Vandergraaf
Kenneth V. Ticknor
AECL Research, Whiteshell Laboratories, Pinawa, Manitoba ROE 1LO
D. C. Kamineni
The geological formation surrounding a nuclear fuel waste disposal vault is an important barrier to the migration of radionuclides to the biosphere. Field investigations of plutonic rocks in the Canadian Shield have shown that open, water-bearing fractures form the main potential migration paths for radionuclides through the geosphere. Any interaction between the radionuclides in solution and the minerals in these fractures will retard radionuclide movement towards the biosphere. The minerals lining these open fractures are products of rock alteration and have themselves been subject to varying degrees of alteration over time. Accordingly, the fracture mineralogy is quite different from the bulk mineralogy of the intact host rock.
The degree to which measured radionuclide sorption varied with mineralogy was examined by laboratory sorption studies using static batch techniques and autoradiography combined with petrography. Fission products (Sr, Cs) and actinides (U, Np, Pu) were among the radionuclides studied. It was found that most fracture-infilling minerals such as hematite, goethite, illite, kaolinite, chlorite, epidote, gypsum and muscovite show preferential sorption for certain radionuclides. Calcite sorbs actinides such as U, Np and Pu from solution, but not ion exchangeable radionuclides such as Cs and Sr. Quartz shows the least affinity for any of the radionuclides studied.
It is concluded that variations in the type, amount and composition of fracture-infilling minerals must be considered in the assessment of the suitability of any geological formation as a radioactive wastes disposal site.
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DEN OF GEEK: This new season mixes together the students of Class 1-A with the 1-B group. How do all of these new characters change the dynamic and status quo that Midoriya and Bakugo have gotten used to?
JUSTIN BRINER: I think one of the show's real strengths is its cast, starting from Deku and then fanning out to everyone else. Everyone is someone's favorite out there and so any time that another character gets a moment in the spotlight is super exciting for everyone involved. You get to learn more about them, but then that also extrapolates to how they relate with the rest of the cast. I just think that it strengthens the overall bonds of this universe that they're all living in.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: I completely agree. We have so many well-developed characters over the course of the show and pretty much whenever someone new gets introduced you know that they'll get a moment soon enough where they'll prove that they're cool and what they can do. I'm really looking forward to seeing the Class 1-B kids show off their stuff a little more, but it's also really cool because we had some interactions with them back in season two, but pretty minimally. So I'm excited to see those characters get delved into a lot more and see what they're really about.
Midoriya and Bakugo have kind of been pulled in different directions over the past seasons, but these new episodes reunite them. Has it been satisfying to get to bounce off of each other more and return to that earlier dynamic of these characters?
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: Any time that I get to be in a scene with Justin I end up thoroughly enjoying it. It's usually a situation where Bakugo gets to express the most development. We get to see that character grow a lot more through his interactions with Deku. So any time I get to have a scene with Justin I'm excited for it because it means that we'll get to see Bakugo push himself to the next level.
JUSTIN BRINER: It's just so remarkable to see how far they've come as friends, as rivals, and every time that they get together it begs the question, "Okay, where does this go next?" I'm really excited to see how their bond further develops over time.
Why do you think their relationship resonates so much with fans? It's really become such an important part of the show.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: The reason that I think fans have gravitated to their relationship so much is because there's so much to explore in that relationship. It's a relationship where they start out as friends, then one blossoms and the other doesn't, which creates an odd tension between them. The relationship has gone through so many different waves and forms over the course of the show and over the course of the characters' histories.
There's so much to it now that it's hard to not be invested in that growth, where they'll end up, and if they'll turn into the best team. We don't know, but that's part of the mystery and intrigue behind just how far they've come. It's so captivating and I think that it keeps pulling people back into the show.
Both of your characters went through a tremendous amount in the previous season. How do those events continue to affect your characters this year?
JUSTIN BRINER: Yeah, always! Any time that there are these big, combustible plots it leads to these characters changing, for better or for worse. They learn lessons and build new goals. Especially after the events of season four, which featured these over the top and unstoppable villains. It's exciting to see what they build towards.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: Absolutely. Every time there's a new scene or moment you can feel the weight of the previous moment carrying through. Bakugo wasn't really front and center in the fights in season four against Overhaul, but he's important when it comes to the remedial lessons with the kids when they're trying to get their provisional licenses. Bakugo talks to the kids about how you can't look down on others, which is a lesson that he himself has learned, and continues to carry on. So I feel like we've always seen that what's happened in the past is always relevant in the present. It just keeps fueling the characters and pushing them forward.
Justin, a major component of this new season is that Midoriya gains a better understanding of One For All. Has it been exciting to finally explore such a huge part of the character and see how Midoriya's powers continue to evolve?
JUSTIN BRINER: Absolutely. I really don't have the faintest idea where it's headed, but there's been so much mystery behind the power of One For All and its relationship with All For One. Fans have been clamoring for answers, but I'm just as anxious and excited to learn more! Totally though, I'm right on board.
Clifford, Bakugo has also grown a lot as a hero and he continues to refine his Quirk. Does that pursuit of perfection continue this season?
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: Truth be told, I'm not sure what lies ahead beyond the opening skirmish with Class 1-B. I would imagine, based on how the series has gone, that we'll continue to see Bakugo get pushed. That's the stuff that I'm most excited to visit. I'm excited to see how his character continues to grow. We have a little bit of a hint of what lies ahead because of the previous movie, which is set a little further in the timeline. That offers a few answers, but I have no idea when the series will visit them, but I'm excited for when they do.
This season seems like it continues to blur the lines between heroes and villains. Talk a little about this grey area and why these layered characters help make the series' villains so fascinating.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: I think that all goes back to the writing. [Kohei] Horikoshi is just masterful in his development of the characters. No character is two-dimensional here. They all have a drive, backstory, and something that compels them to fight. We see that with Shigaraki that his story parallels Deku's a little bit. To see one rise as the greatest hero while the other rises to potentially become the greatest villain leaves a lot to be explored. It's exciting to see because we, the audience, are so used to getting the hero's journey and not really seeing the villain's. My Hero Academia is very good about helping you also explore the villains' journey, which helps make them become more compelling in the process.
JUSTIN BRINER: Totally. All of these characters are in a world where superheroes are honored and kind of revered, so to look at what it takes to become a villain in this society becomes a fascinating question.
My Hero Academia has grown a lot in five seasons and it even reaches its 100th episode this year. What are some of the biggest changes that you've noticed since its start?
JUSTIN BRINER: I think it's funny, especially in Deku's case, that it's easy to track his progress because he's literally yelling, "5%! 10%!" Other than that though there are so many characters that have come a long way and we've learned so much about the world that they inhabit. I always appreciate when there's more world building and backstory. I just think that their society is so interesting to think about.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: I agree. As far as outside of the series, it's incredible to see how far My Hero Academia has come and how big that it's gotten. I personally never thought that I'd be seeing it when I go to the store—that there are figures and memorabilia. To see it just be so well received and become popular is phenomenal, especially when you get to grow with it from the start. Sometimes I have to catch myself and be like, "Wow, this is the fifth season." It's crazy and we don't get to experience that a whole lot when working on other anime. It's incredibly exciting and humbling to be on this ride for as long as it goes on.
On that note, I've appreciated how My Hero Academia gets progressively more mature with each season as these characters grow older and face tougher threats. Season four was definitely the most brutal yet. Does this direction continue in season five or does it seem like a lighter season?
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: I honestly don't know, but that's one of the things that I love about My Hero Academia. You'll have a really dark moment and then you'll have a light one afterwards to pull you out of the darkness, which I think also plays into the themes of the show, too. So much of Deku's mission is to just bring a smile to people's faces. I feel like My Hero Academia rides that wave really well. I don't know if I expect it to get darker right away or if it will stay lighthearted because a lot of season four was dark and heavy. I'm eager to see because if it stays lighthearted it will be fun, but if it gets dark then I can only imagine where it will go.
JUSTIN BRINER: Yeah, exactly. It's hard to say. Right now I'm feeling light because I'm excited that it's back and I hope that it doesn't get too dark too quickly.
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The third My Hero Academia movie just got announced! What can you tease about that and is it exciting to get to tell these bigger stories independently of the anime and give the fans a cinematic experience?
JUSTIN BRINER: Absolutely. It's just a different sort of experience and vibe when watching a movie–especially when we could see things on big screens—because there's a certain energy there. It's different from an episode-to-episode sort of feeling. I think it's super exciting that there's more of that on the way.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: We got to do the premiere last year for the second movie and just being able to be in the theater with the fans as they were seeing the movie for the first time—and we were seeing it complete for the first time—was an experience unlike anything else I can describe. Hopefully, with any sort of luck, the premiere for the next movie could be something like that again. Here's hoping!
Finally, if you could have any Quirk from the series, which one would you be most drawn towards?
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: I'm trying to think of a character who doesn't get enough love or exposure…
JUSTIN BRINER: I think I might go for Lunch Rush's Quirk. I don't know exactly what it is, but I know that it's delicious.
CLIFFORD CHAPIN: That's right up your alley. That'd be perfect. For me, is it weird that I like Kamui Woods' weird tendril-y bark power? I think it's so strange and unique. I don't know what you'd do with it other than what Kamui Woods does with it, but I feel like it's an interesting Quirk that we could stand to see explored more in the series.
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The Guidelines are a source of inspiration and a global reference framework that informed the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda in particular. The Guidelines act as a compass for decision makers and urban professionals while developing urban and territorial planning frameworks. This Handbook provides tools and indicators to navigate towards a more sustainable urban and territorial planning.
The Guidelines were prepared by an International Group of Experts and approved by UN-Habitat's Governing Council as a non-binding global urban and territorial planning framework (Resolution 25/6 of 23 April 2015). In addition, a Compendium of Inspiring Practices is provided as a database of examples to support and illustrate the Guideline principles – see here for more. ACTUALLY, the 'theoretical planning guidelines were drafted informed and inspired by these and other practices, in itself an inspiring example of the dialectical relation between theory & praxis!
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Q: How can someone live in a Poste Restante? In "The Worst Crime in the World" by G. K. Chesterton, Sir John was talking about his son who just left the country:

"Some people I never heard of, called Grunov, have been pestering me, of all people, about his whereabouts," said Sir John; "and I've just come in to send off a wire to tell them that, so far as I know, he's living in the Poste Restante, Riga. Even that has been a nuisance. I came in yesterday to do it, but was five minutes too late for the post office. Are you staying long? I hope you will pay me another visit."

How can someone live in a Poste Restante? Or he just meant live in somewhere close to the Poste Restante?
And why was this phrase written with Capital letters?

A: It means that he does not know where his son is living. He is communicating with his son through Poste Restante, Riga, and knows nothing more. It is a joke.
It is in capitals as though it is the name of a hotel.
EDIT: Humorous speech and slang is very difficult for someone who has been taught English to get. Words are used in weird senses, etc.

A: It uses capital letters because it's being used as a proper name.
For instance, the Canadian post office is named Canada Post, with capitals.
According to the Wikipedia entry for poste restante, several countries use it as a proper name, in addition to it just being a common noun:

Australia
  Poste Restante is a long-established service within Australia run by the national postal service, Australia Post, which allows one's post to be sent to a city-centre holding place
Hong Kong
  In Hong Kong, Hongkong Post is responsible for handling the mail and mail can be sent to General Post Office only.
At the address side, mark the mail with "Poste Restante" or "存局待領" in bold.

It would typically make more sense if the passage were living at the Poste Restante, Riga (using it as a kind of address). However, the odd preposition aside, it's still using the common noun as a proper name.
I'll note that Riga is the capital of Latvia.

It's also a kind of joke. It would be similar to the following:

She spends so much time in her car, that she practically lives there. I might as well address letters to her at Her Car rather than her street address.

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Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations
Thermodynamics of hydrogen bonding in N-monosubstituted amides by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Chang Yun Chang
Dissertation/Thesis
Graham, Laurine L.||Graham, John D. (Professor of chemistry)||Spangler, Charles W.
M.S. (Master of Science)
Legacy Department
Amides; Nuclear magnetic resonance
High-resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) studies of hydrogen bonding in N-monosubstituted amides at varying temperatures were carried out. Two special cases are considered, self-associated amides in (1) an inert solvent and (2) a hydrogen bonding solvent. The solutes studied are the N-monosubstituted acetamides, CH₃CONHR, where R = CH₃, CH(CH₃)₂, and C(CH₃)₃. In order to study the self-association of N-monosubstituted amides by NMR, two equilibrium constants, K₁₂ for the monomer⇌dimer equilibrium, and K̅ for n-mer+ monomer⇌(n+1)-mer equilibria, which are related to the concentration of the solution and the observed chemical shift of the solute, were used. From a series of chemical shift measurements of the hydrogen bonding proton at varying concentrations, the two equilibrium constants, K₁₂ and K̅ were obtained. Consequently the thermodynamic constants for hydrogen bonding in the self-associated amides were determined from the equilibrium constants over a range of temperatures, 20-60° C. An IBM-360/50 computer at Northern Illinois University was used for evaluating the equilibrium constants, K₁₂ and K̅, and thermodynamic constants, ΔH°, ΔS°, and ΔF°. The equilibrium constants for N-methylacetamide, N-isopropylacetamide, N-t-butylacetamide in the strongly hydrogen bonding solvent dioxane at 30° C are found to be 3.9, 3.5, and 3.0 (m.f.)⁻¹ for the monomer⇌dimer equilibrium, and 10.6, 8.0, and 4.6 (m.f.)⁻¹ for the higher species equilibria, respectively, revealing that K̅ is approximately equal to twice K₁₂. It is also found that K̅ is much larger than K₁₂ for the N-monosubstituted amide in the inert solvent carbon tetrachloride. The equilibrium constants found for N-methylacetamide, N-idopropylacetamide, and N-t-butylacetamide in the inert solvent carbon tetrachloride at 30° C are 15, 10, and 6 (m.f.)⁻¹ for the monomer⇌dimer equilibrium, and 240, 160, and 60 (m.f.)⁻¹ for the higher species equilibria, respectively. In both dioxane and carbon tetrachloride solutions of N-methylacetamide, N-isopropylacetamide, and N-t-butylacetsunide, both K₁₂ and K̅ decrease as the bulk of the N-alkyl substituent increases. The enthalpy changes on hydrogen bonding in N-monosubstituted amides were deterraineds (1) in dioxane solvent, ΔH₁₂° = -1.1 and ΔH̅° = -1.2 Kcal/mole for N-methylacetamide; ΔH₁₂° = -0.8 and ΔH̅° = -0.9 Kcal/mole for N-isopropylacetamide; ΔH₁₂° = -0.7 and ΔH̅° = -0.8 Kcal/mole for N-t-butylacetamide; and (2) in carbon tetrachloride solvent, ΔH₁₂° = -3.7 and ΔH̅° = -4.5 Kcal/moke for N-methylacetamide, ΔH₁₂° = -3.0 and ΔH̅° = -4.3 Kcal/mole for N-isopropylacetamide; ΔH₁₂° = -2.4 and ΔH̅° = -3.3 Kcal/mole for N-t-butylacetamide. The entropy and free energy changes for the hydrogen bonding in N-monosubstituted amides were also determined. In both dioxane and carbon tetrachloride solutions of N-methylacetamide, N-isopropylacetamide, and N-t-butylacetamide, -ΔH° and -ΔF° decrease as the bulk of the N-alkyl substituent increases.
Chang, Chang Yun, "Thermodynamics of hydrogen bonding in N-monosubstituted amides by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy" (1970). Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations. 6439.
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What Is A Back Bet On The Betfair Exchange?
What Is A Lay Bet On The Betfair Exchange?
Betfair are an online gambling company that provide an online sportsbook (fixed odds), online casino, poker and bingo products. What many people don't know however, is that Betfair is also home to the world's largest online betting exchange.
The Betfair Exchange allows for customers to bet against one another rather than a bookmaker. This means customers can offer odds to, or request odds from, fellow Betfair gamblers and 'back' or 'lay' the outcome of a specific market.
The traditional type of betting entails between a customer and a bookmaker where the customer 'backs' a bet and the bookmakers 'lays' it. Exchanges effectively cut out the bookmaker and allow the opportunity for a punter to do both, giving customers more control and a better prospect of making money.
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Firstly, click here to head to the Betfair Exchange landing page.
Create an account using code 'EXCACR'.
Start betting to earn Betfair Points.
You will then earn cashback up-to £1000 based on the number of Betfair Points you earn (see table below) in your first 30 days.
Just like when wagering on a traditional sportsbook, a 'Back' bet is where you stake money on something you think will happen and will therefore make profit if it does.
The benefit of using the Betfair exchange is that you can ask for a better price (bigger odds in the case of backing).
To place a Back bet, simply select the market you want to back, enter your odds (into the box on the left) and stake (into the box on the right) and click 'Place bet'. You will then be placed in a queue until someone agrees to take your bet on.
A 'Lay' bet is where you play the role of a traditional bookmaker by offering odds for something not to happen. If indeed the specified event does not occur, then you win the person's stake.
For example, there may be a team that you strongly expect NOT to win the World Cup, but you're not quite sure who will. Well, by 'laying' that team, you are effectively backing every other team to win.
To place a Lay bet, simply select the market, enter your odds (into the box on the left) and stake (into the box on the right) and click 'Place bet'.
Remember, when laying a bet, you want the odds to be lower in order to decrease your liability. Betfair will show what your liability is when you have laid the selection which is calculated by multiplying the odds you offered by the customer's stake and then subtracting the stake.
The ability to both back and lay in one place means there is an opportunity for trading.
Similarly to stock exchanges and financial markets where a trader will look to buy at a low price and sell at a high price, when trading on Betfair, you should look to lay low and back high. Do this and you can lock in a profit before the event is over or sometimes even before it has occurred.
Trading on the exchange is similar to the Betfair 'Cash Out' option provided within the site's sportsbook. The only difference being is that on the exchange, your bet will continue, despite already locking in a profit, whereas cashing out instantly settles the bet.
Let's imagine a horse opens up at 17.0 and you expect it to be a lot shorter come the start of the race. This presents you with a perfect trading opportunity.
You back the horse at 17.0 with a stake of £20 and stand to make a profit of £320 (17.0 x £20 – £20 initial stake) if it wins. The day of the race you check the market and, as you expected, there has been continued support for the horse which is now available to lay at 6.0.
The horse wins – The back bet brings in a profit of £320 but the lay bet means you have to pay out the liability of £250. This means you'd make a profit of £70 (£320 – £250).
The horse loses – The stake on your back bet of £20 is lost but you have gained the £50 backer's stake meaning a total profit of £30 (£50 – £20).
Another way to look at trading would be for a golf tournament, which is slightly different to Example 1 as you will likely be executing the moves In-Play rather than before the event.
Backing a golfer at odds of 125.0 pre-tournament can provide a great trading opportunity, if they perform like you expect them to.
Let's imagine the golfer is in contention after round 1 and you decide to sit tight before he moves up the leaderboard in round 2 and is now sitting second.
The golfer is now available to lay at 8.0. You can now lay a fair amount while still letting your back bet at such big odds continue because he's played well so far.
The key to trading is finding the edge. This at times can be as simple as taking advantage of a price quick enough before it collapses. Finding overreactions with prices being either too big or too short also provides trading openings while it is also good to monitor market behaviour.
In-Play betting allows you to assess an event before parting with your money. You will know if Betfair is offering In-Play odds on a market when you see the green tick under the name of the event.
One aspect of Betfair's In-Play options that stands out is within their horse racing markets. The ability to bet on a race in real-time can provide an opportunity to be hugely profitable.
So you may be wondering how Betfair make their money? Well, in exchange for allowing you to use their platform, Betfair take a small % of commission on all winning bets. You do not pay commission on losing bets.
Your Net Winnings are what you stand to win on a bet once your stake has been deducted.
Market Base Rate is the most commission rate you pay on a market and is determined by the country you are living in. If you reside in the UK, Ireland, Italy, Gibraltar and Malta then the rate is 5%.
Your Discount Rate reduces the amount of commission you pay and is based on how many Betfair points you have earned. You can earn Betfair points whether you win or lose – the more points you earn, the less commission you pay.
£400 x 5% x (1 – 40%) = £12 commission to pay.
For every 10 pence of commission you have paid or would have stood to pay if you won, you earn one Betfair point. Over 7000 Betfair points gives you a 10% discount rate.
Something that is not usually mentioned when it comes to the Betfair exchange is the liquidity of the market you are getting involved in.
Liquidity is the amount of money available for you to bet (Back or Lay) at the corresponding odds on the corresponding selection.
The liquidity is displayed on the odds buttons of each selection on which you can bet while you can also see the total amount of liquidity.
High liquidity markets provide a higher likelihood of your bets being matched as there is more interest and turnover involved. A market with low liquidity can be easily noticed and therefore avoided until interest increases.
Generally speaking, anything less than five figures would suggest there is little liquidity in the market. Gaps in the prices of backing and laying also suggest little money is involved whilst the amounts of money waiting to be matched under the odds will give you an idea of the interest in the market.
While it would be wrong to say avoid low liquidity markets entirely, they do come with their disadvantages.
When there is little money involved in the market it is hard to make money, especially if you are considering trading, because the lack of interest can force you into taking prices you wouldn't normally want to.
On the other hand, high liquidity markets offer more money and more customers which in turn gives you a better chance of getting better value.
Betfair Start Price (BSP) is different to that of the Start Price (SP) that is associated with traditional bookmaking.
Betfair Start Price is based on the bets placed by both backers and layers in any markets and unlike with traditional bookmakers, there is no margin for profit built in which is why BSP normally tends to offer better value.
As the BSP is not accounting for a profit margin, it can be calculated to guarantee the fairest odds for both backers and layers.
While BSP correlates mostly with horse and greyhound racing, it is important to note the starting prices of football games in particular. Prices for teams involved in the most recognised games and leagues (Premier League for example) normally go off on Betfair at the correct value due to the large amounts of money involved from professional syndicates and punters.
The Betfair Exchange app provides a fast, secure and easy-to-navigate betting experience.
Login to your account and have access to back and lay betting markets and view live sports scores which automatically update alongside live price refreshes, ensuring you always have the best odds and market information available.
Auto Cash Out – Set your target and enjoy the race.
Racing Pages – Archive video and improved navigation.
The Betfair Exchange app has a sufficient number of reviews on both the Google Play Store and on the Apple App Store for us to get an honest feel of what regular users of the Exchange app think.
At the current time of writing, the Betfair Exchange app has attained a hugely disappointing average rating of 2.5 stars on the Google Play Store, however, things are much, much more positive on the Apple App Store where Betfair's iPhone Exchange app stands at a current rating of 4.0 stars.
When combing through the reviews in more detail, it seems that most Android users who had left negative reviews were experiencing technical issues and crashes, which would go someway to explaining such a poor rating.
Meanwhile, despite the iPhone app's impressive rating, there were still some references by users to the app being bugger.
The Betfair Exchange is a great alternative to the traditional sportsbook as it generally provides customers with better odds, better transparency, but arguably most importantly, a fairer gambling experience.
The fact that the majority of professional punters use Betfair as their platform to trade speaks for itself.
That doesn't necessarily mean that it is for everyone, but rather that it is reliable. You can also bet with the assurance that you will almost certainly not have your account restricted, which the same can't be said with traditional online bookmakers.
The potentially slight downfall to using the Betfair Exchange is the lack of liquidity in certain markets, although even then, you'll likely still have chance to get some money down.


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Is taking fish oil to prevent a concussion a good idea?
Over the past decade, in large part to ingenuity and necessity of military surgeons, tremendous advances have been made in acute and surgical management of severe TBI. Unfortunately, the management of mild TBI and concussions hasn't changed in centuries! Management of headaches, pain, and sleep disturbances has not changed.
See your healthcare provider who may prescribe medicine if you have symptoms such as a headache, difficulty sleeping, or depression.
These things are important! However, no current therapies address either the secondary phase that continues to damage the brain over the hours and days following injury or the need to facilitate the early neuroregeneration process to help the brain repair any damage.
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No current management or treatment addresses the underlying situation. The brain is made of fat. About 30% of the weight of the brain is a particular kind of fat called omega-3 essential fatty acids. They are essential because they are required for optimal health but cannot be produced by the body and must be consumed in our diet. Omega-3s, Decosahexaenoic Acid or DHA in particular, are in integral part of the brain cell wall. Omega-3s are well known to be healthy for the heart and brain – so much so that DHA is added to 100% of all infant formula in the United States.
Dr. Lewis made a basic assumption: if omega-3s are essential to the growth of the infant brain and can be effective in maintaining or improving mental health, then surely they must be important to help the brain heal when it is injured!
There is no cure for concussion and TBI. There are no magic medicines nor will there ever be. The brain has to heal itself. All we can do is optimize the conditions to help the brain do the healing. That is what using omega-3's will do. It provides a tool, the basic building block, for the brain's healing.
It would be great if we all ate enough foods high in omega-3s, but we don't. The problem is that omega-6 fatty acids are even more abundant in nature and in our food supply. While omega-3s are anti-inflammatory, increase circulation, and enhance the immune system, omega-6s promote inflammation, increase blood clotting, and depress the immune system. Humans have evolved consuming a diet that contained approximately equal amounts of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. About 100 years ago, the industrial revolution introduced technology that allowed for the refining of vegetable oils and processed foods which led to a dramatic increase in the consumption of omega-6 fatty acids. In addition, the introduction of animal feeds derived from grains rich in omega-6 fats has resulted in the production of meat, fish, and eggs high in omega-6 fats and virtually void of omega-3 fats. Today, in Western diets, the ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids ranges from 20:1–30:1 instead of the pre-industrial range of 1:1–2:1.5. Research has shown this imbalanced intake of omegas is a contributing factor to many chronic health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, depression, asthma, allergies, and obesity. Now Dr. Lewis is saying that this makes the brain more susceptible to concussion and TBI and hurts the ability of the brain to heal itself.
How do I get enough omega-3s? How much should I take following a concussion or TBI?
While it would be great if the typical American ate fish high in omega-3s like anchovies or sardines three-five times a week, but that probably isn't going to happen. Diet is not enough. The best way to bring our bodies back into balance is to take a high-quality, purified fish oil supplement with the omega-3s we are missing most: eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and decosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
Dosing is based on the amount of EPA+DHA in a product, and not on the total amount of fish oil. Supplements vary in potency and the percentage of EPA and DHA in the oil. Experts recommend 500–1000 mg EPA+DHA per day just to avoid deficiency. Therapeutic doses of EPA+DHA range from 1 to 4 grams. To support the body's anti-inflammatory response, clinical studies suggest a minimum of 3 grams of EPA and DHA with some studies using 10 grams or more. The American Heart Association's recommendations on dosage follow.
Dr. Lewis, in his clinical experience dealing with TBI and other brain injuries (e.g., stroke), has found that results can be achieved in starting with substantially higher doses for the first week or two and tapering down to more routine therapeutic doses.
In short, YES!!! Promising research and evolving clinical experience now indicate that omega-3s are useful and effective for recovery following TBI and concussion. More exciting is that new laboratory research shows the beneficial effects extend to when omega-3s are given prior to injury. Given the safety profile, availability, and affordability of omega-3s, it should be considered a beneficial supplement for the athlete and soldier, not only for its general health benefits, but particularly for those at risk or high exposure to brain impacts.
Based upon current knowledge and experience, we believe omega-3s should be consumed at already FDA-approved doses of 3–4 g of EPA+DHA daily in soft gels daily (5 capsules of quality concentrated fish oil) to increase the resiliency of the brain to withstand injury in addition to use if injury should occur.


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Our Annual Dinner and Presentation Night will be on 5th July this year. Put it in your calendar NOW so you don't forget. Enter the best of your Merit and Credit winning images from this year's Evaluation Nights in to the Print and Projected Image of the Year Compeition.
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We have a coffee morning / get-together for anyone who would like to join us, on the first Sunday of every month. Bring any questions you may have or something you need help with, or just come for the coffee and a chat, and get to know each other. Any non members wishing to come along to join us, are most welcome to come and meet us.
May's outing is to Werri Beach, Gerringong. Sunset is at 5:12pm and we'll meet at the carpark at the northern end of Pacific Ave, Werri Beach, at 4:30 pm.
Dinner after the shoot will be at Gerringong Bowling Club at 6:30 pm. If you intend to join the group for dinner, please email Nathan at ksccevent@gmail.com to let him know as he will need to book a table. There will also be the possiblity of going out after dinner to do a night shoot if anyone is interested.
More groups can be organized as interest arises in other subjects. One person in each group will be needed to act as leader, however everyone will have input in where and when the group meets. If you would like to be included in any of the groups, or have suggestions for other groups, please see Graeme Kruze at any meeting.
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DOJ officials announced the center in Minneapolis and expressed hope that the city would be the first to work with the center. Such remarks come after the city's police department faced to reform following the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody earlier this year. The head of the Minneapolis police department, Chief Medaria Arradondo, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to improve relations between law enforcement and the community.
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Front Text: Its location and the tides of war established Gallipolis, then a town of some 3,000, as a point of strategic military importance to the Union upon the outbreak of the conflict in 1861. It was destined during the next four years to play a role without counterpart in Ohio. Here through this troop concentration area passed thousands of soldiers to the great campaigns. Here the traditional peacetime activity of the town, long a depot of supplies for the Kanawha Valley, was turned to military purposes for maintaining armies in the field. Here riverside warehouses held vast military stores to be transported by steamboat. Here newly-mustered troops set up Camp Carrington in a wheat field on the upper side of town. Here the women of Gallipolis helped minister to thousands of wounded and sick in an army hospital Back Text: Begun as a land speculation project of William Duer, the Scioto Company had hoped to encourage European investors to purchase lands in its grant in the Ohio country. The project proved especially attractive to the French middle class, who were just beginning to feel the effects of the French Revolution. Hundreds invested their money hoping to find security and prosperity in their new homes. Upon their arrival in the United States they found that the deeds they had purchased were worthless, since the Scioto Company had not paid for the land they bought. The disillusioned French settlers left Alexandria, Va., on June 29, 1790, on their journey to the Ohio country. The new settlers were unadapted to the hardships of frontier life since many of them were noblemen, doctors, army officers, manufacturers, tradesmen, and lawyers. They continued to live in the formal French manner to which they were accustomed. Common sense and the application of their trades, however, helped them to establish a thriving river trade in a short time. By the end of 1790 there were between 300 and 400 Frenchmen in the settlement. Today, the city of Gallipolis is much like any other Ohio River town, except that the vestiges of the French settlers remain.
Front Text: The village of Bidwell, once known as Heatly, was surveyed in 1881 after the arrival of the Columbus, Hocking Valley, and Toledo Railroad. A depot (Porter Station) was soon built on this site for passenger and freight service. By 1900, Heatly was renamed Bidwell, in honor of John Bidwell of California, a Prohibitionist candidate running for the United States presidency. By 1906, a thriving railroad business, coupled with the efforts of J.K. Powell, Charles Heatly, and E.T. Morrison, caused land speculation to boom. The village soon included the Powell Tile Factory, the Morrison General Store, the Heatly housing addition, a post office (1881), a two-room school, a Methodist Church (1892), Mt. Carmel Baptist Church (1903), (Continued) Back Text: (Continued from other side) Bidwell-Porter High School (1902), flour mill, hotel, and bank. A primary factor affecting Bidwell's prominence throughout the area was the railroad. The Bidwell Bean Dinner and the Emancipation Proclamation Celebration were held each year in nearby Bush's Park. For many years, special excursion trains arrived from Columbus bringing hundreds of visitors to these events. These signs of progress declined when on December 31, 1949, railroad passenger service ended to Bidwell and other towns along the route.
Front Text: This 4-acre plot, established ca. 1860 by John Gee, is a burial ground for local colored citizens. John Gee was a religious leader as well as a skilled carpenter who built houses in early Gallipolis. Some Gallipolis colored pioneers were artisans while others came to work in the homes of French settlers. Leah Stewart, the first legally-recorded colored person in Gallia County, arrived in 1803. In this cemetery are the graves of numerous soldiers who served in this country's military forces. At least 57 United States veterans rest upon this sacred site. Back Text: Several local citizens, also buried here, have contributed to this community's development. Included are Willis Battles, a carpenter; Daniel Webster, a restaurateur; Lemuel Holmes, a cooper; George Mason, a shoemaker; Mulligan Connor, a banker; Henry Bell, a plasterer; Mary Washington, a nurse; and Phoebe Smith, founder of the Mutual Aid Society. Robert Mitchell led the way to an early desegregation of the Gallipolis Public Schools. Because of his efforts, Gallia Academy High School became integrated in 1918.
Front Text: Dr. Charles Elmer Holzer came to Gallipolis in 1909, as a resident surgeon at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics. Recognizing the need for a community hospital, he returned in May 1910, after completing his training. With a local loan, he opened a seven-bed hospital. In 1913, he furthered his training in surgery, closing the hospital temporarily to study in Europe. He returned to Gallipolis in 1914, married nurse Alma Vomholt and resumed his practice. In 1916, he began construction on the First Avenue Holzer Hospital, the first general hospital in southeast Ohio. In 1949, the Holzers gave the growing hospital to the citizens of the five county area, to be administered by the Holzer Hospital Foundation. After outgrowing its downtown location, Holzer Medical Center opened on Jackson Pike in 1972 with 269 beds. (continued on other side) Back Text: Dr. Holzer was a visionary community builder and a philanthropist, involved in education, conservation, flood control, and transportation. He served on boards throughout the state and nation. He volunteered as a surgeon in World War I; with his wife, opened the first school of nursing in 1920; organized construction of the Silver Bridge in 1928, joining the capitals of Ohio and West Virginia; purchased land for an airport; and initiated the first air ambulance service in the State. The Holzers purchased and restored the 1819 tavern "Our House" and gave it to the State of Ohio in 1944. The Holzer family lived at 530 First Avenue, an 1855 Greek Revival structure, from 1918 until their deaths. Dr. Holzer's contributions were many, and his life was a precious gift to this region.
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Front Text: At this location, during the American Civil War (1861-1865), a U.S. Army General Hospital was constructed on 29 acres of land overlooking Camp Carrington, a site used to recruit and train soldiers for the Union Army. Built in the spring of 1862, this hospital consisted of several wooden, ridge-ventilated buildings in which both Union and Confederate soldiers were treated for combat wounds and illnesses. Captain C.M. Moulton, U.S. Quartermaster at Gallipolis, upon instructions from Headquarters of the Union Army's Mountain Department, contracted for the first building to be constructed in April 1862. (continued on other side) Back Text: (continued from other side) By the first week of July 1862, the U.S. Army General Hospital was ready to treat its first patients. The 350-bed hospital served up to 769 patients at one time, exceeding more than twice its intended capacity. Surgeons in charge during the facility's existence were Dr. James R. Bell, Dr. O.B. Davis, and Dr. Lincoln R. Stone. Both unknown and unclaimed patients who died at the hospital were buried in the Pine Street Cemetery, one-half mile to the southwest. Included in these were four Confederate soldiers. The Civil War ended on April 9, 1865, and the hospital closed the following July.


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This page contains information on adoptions in state court. For information on tribal court adoptions, click here.
A child's Tribe has a right to be notified when someone is petitioning to adopt the child, and a right to intervene in the adoption case.
Normally, the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) requires that state courts follow specific placement preferences whenever an Indian child is involved in adoption proceedings. Specifically, ICWA give preference to a member of the child's extended family, other members of the Indian child's Tribe, or other Indian families, in that order.
However, the Alaska Supreme Court ruled in Tununak v. State of Alaska that in order for ICWA's placement preferences to apply to adoption cases, there must be some evidence that a person preferred for placement of the child under ICWA has expressed a formal intention to adopt the child.
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Proxy Petition to Adopt. Alaska state law allows a person to notify OCS that they would like to adopt, triggering a requirement for COS to submit a proxy petition to the court. If the child is not placed with the requesting family, OCS must file a permanency plan within 60 days and the court must hold a hearing on the plan within 90 days.
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A child's Tribe has a right to be notified when someone is petitioning to be appointed legal guardian of a minor child, and a right to intervene, just as with adoption cases.
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A VERY happy McHappy Day!
Fire Chief Rob Girard poses with Const. Kate Montgomery, Marie Grey and Vanessa Ward of RBC and McDonalds managers Joan Muhi and Daniza de Ocampo, and Jimmy, a new police officer. They were among the many community members who put in a shift at McDonalds on McHappy Day to help raise money for the Vancouver Ronald McDonald House. Kevin Blakely photo
By David F. Rooney
Evey year McDonald's Restaurant owners Kevin and Cathy Blakely bring in members of the community to help out during the annual McHappy Day fund raiser. They enlisted a whole raft of us to do just that on Wednesday, May 3.
It was our duty to meet and greet customers and offer them socks, buttons and ribbons they can buy in support of McHappy Day's main goal — raising money to support the Vancouver Ronald McDonald House, which exists to provide a home for parents whose sick kids are being cared for at the Children's Hospital.
"Our goal was $5,000 and thanks to the overwhelming support from the community, we managed to raise an amazing $6,034 for the Vancouver Ronald McDonald House," said Cathy Blakely, co-owner, with her husband Kevin, of Revelstoke's McDonalds restaurant.
"It really hit home throughout the day as people stopped to talk to us about their personal experiences using the House. It was a highly emotional conversation at times because not all the stories had a happy ending, but using the Ronald McDonald House helped keep the families together at a time when their support was need the most."
Here are a few more photos from the day:
BC Ambulance paramedics Sami Lingren (left back) Kirk Pitaoulis and Caralea Taylor (right) pose with restaurant staff and owner Cathy Blakely during McHappy Day. Kevin Blakely photo
Mike Hooker, SD 19's superintendent of schools, mans the drive-through window at McDonalds during McHappy Day. David F. Rooney photo
EZ Rock radio host Shaun Aquiline interviews Bob Loeppky during McHappy Day. David F. Rooney photo
Oh-ho, Shaun Aquiline swings into action to interview the Man in Black — Peter Bernacki. David F. Rooney photo
Cole Blakely provided live music for restaurant patrons during McHappy Day. David F. Rooney photo
Cpl. Thomas Blakney learns the ins and outs of customer service at the front counter. David F. Rooney photo
I don't often have my picture taken but relented when Cathy Blakely and her daughter Kenra persuaded me to pose with them a couple of members of the staff. I was tasked with asking people if they'd like to make a bid on the silent auction, which boasted a diamond ring and some pretty neat prize packages from RMR, the Hillcrest, the Big Apple and other businesses. Kevin Blakely photo
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The honour board at the Brunswick Town Hall shows the names of all residents of the Brunswick area who served in the War.
The honour board contains the names of over 3000 soldiers from the local area, around 500 of whom died while serving. This honour board is unusual in listing all locals who served in the Australian army, not just those who died. It also has officers and enlisted men together, rather than in separate lists as some honour boards do.
The honour board was completed in 1928. Both Frank Anstey, the anti-conscriptionist member of Parliament for Brunswick, and former pro-conscriptionist mayor Matthew Balfe spoke at the opening ceremony.


Every morning after quick cup of coffee I always take half an hour to check my email and Facebook notifications. I was delighted earlier this week when I got notified that I had 1000 Facebook followers. This may not seem like a significant milestone, but seeing as I launched my business on my Facebook page, this was a goal that I hoped to reach one day.
I am so lucky to get to do a job that I am absolutely passionate about and I have all of the amazing families that I have photographed these past couple years to thank. All of your likes, shares, comments, tags, recommendations and reviews are a big reason why I am living the dream of running a successful photography business. Being your family photographer means so much to me and I love having this milestone as a reason to give something back to you.


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Inizia già da ragazzo l'esplorazione delle grotte del Carso, assieme ad altri coetanei con i quali costituisce il Club Alpino dei Sette.  Alcuni anni dopo il gruppo confluisce nella Commissione Grotte della Società Alpina delle Giulie, della quale nel 1904 Boegan viene eletto presidente, ed ove porrà le basi di quello che successivamente diverrà il Catasto delle Grotte.

Numerosi i suoi studi e le sue pubblicazioni sia sulle cavità che sull'idrologia carsica, tra le quali quelle su varie grotte del Carso, sulle sorgenti di Aurisina e sul fiume sotterraneo Timavo. La sua maggiore opera è però il libro Duemila grotte (sottotitolo Quarant'anni di esplorazioni nella Venezia Giulia), scritto assieme a Luigi Vittorio Bertarelli, all'epoca primo presidente del Touring Club Italiano, ed edito per la prima volta nel 1926 a cura dello stesso Touring Club Italiano. Il libro costituì un punto di riferimento nella speleologia moderna e rimane ancora oggi un esempio insuperato di monografia speleologica regionale.

La commissione grotte gli fu successivamente intitolata, ed oggi si chiama Commissione Grotte Eugenio Boegan.

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Weekend Watch: XCOM 2: War of the Chosen and Life is Strange: Before the Storm
With the weekend fast approaching let us once again single out a couple of games that deserve your attention.
XCOM 2: War of the Chosen
Now this one's a doozie and for an XCOM game, that's saying something. War of the Chosen isn't actually a full-fledged release or even a standalone expansion. What it is, is DLC that completely changes the base game of XCOM 2. It takes a game that's already complicated and then just jams in more game systems than you can shake a stick at. Which means there is way, way too much to cover here. So I'll share just a taste. First, there are going to be new factions that you have to work alongside with to take down the Advent. And these factions come with their own new, specialized troop types. Then there's been a bunch of new mechanics added to combat and to how your squad operates, like members of your team developing bonds with one another that provide a number of bonuses..
The biggest change, however, would have to be the introduction of The Chosen. The Chosen is actually named characters that act somewhat like mini bosses. They're able to pop into any of your missions at random and each one has a different set of strengths and weaknesses. They feel like they've been plucked straight from Shadow Of Mordor's nemesis system because they have to be"killed" more than once and they will adapt to your playstyle. They also talk a ton of trash. If you're a fan of XCOM–you're probably already playing this. And if you've been thinking about trying the series out, why not just dive into the deep, deep end with War of The Chosen?
This one is personally my pick of the week. Before the Storm is a prequel that will focus on Chloe Price this time around. In the first episode of the new game, you'll guide her through a series of tumultuous and emotionally affecting situations. And we finally get to meet Rachel! Oh, poor, sweet Rachel. Besides the change of protagonist, the main thing to note about Before The Storm is that there will be no science fiction elements. Which means no rewinding time or anything of that sort. But it will still be a game that focuses on story, choices and complicated relationships.
The first Life is Strange had its ups and down to be sure, but overall it was a game that was immensely engaging and satisfying. And I expect Before the Storm to be a game that is heavily informed by the first title and I look forward to teasing out all of the more subtle connections between the two.
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Let's Mow! Autolite and FRAM partner with the American Lawn Mower Racing Association
Autolite, a leading U.S. spark plug brand, and FRAM, manufacturer of America's top oil filters, have teamed up with the American Lawn Mower Racing Association (ALMRA) to boost product and sport awareness. Currently in the midst of an exciting season that includes weekly and bi-weekly events across the country and Canada, the partnership has been a natural fit on both sides.
Autolite, a leading U.S. spark plug brand, and FRAM, manufacturer of America's top oil filters, have teamed up with the American Lawn Mower Racing Association (ALMRA) to boost product and sport awareness. Currently in the midst of an exciting season that includes weekly and bi-weekly events across the country and Canada, the partnership has been a natural fit on both sides.
"It's been a blast to be involved with such a unique organization," said Chris Schaible, sales manager for Autolite and FRAM power sports. "Our partnership with ALMRA has given us the opportunity to not only expand on a grassroots level, but also highlight Autolite and FRAM expertise in the small engine market. We are always looking for innovative ways to make our products applicable in the lives of consumers, who would have thought it would be as simple as helping to add power to lawn mowers!"
Established in 2006 by Aaron Crowl, the American Lawn Mower Association hosted 26 East-Coast based events in its first year. The organization has grown significantly since and now includes 43 chapters nationwide that collectively host more than 350 events each year. Race events are organized in heats and feature mowers reaching top speeds of more than 60 mph as they loop tracks 450 to 800 feet long.
Autolite and FRAM support their partnership with the American Lawn Mower Racing Association by providing prizes for race winners, products and marketing collateral. Future sponsorship plans include developing an entire Autolite and FRAM fleet of mowers to race at events nationwide.
"Six years ago, this organization was simply an idea," said Aaron Crowl, president of the American Lawn Mower Racing Association. "I can't believe how far the organization has come and I am thrilled to have two successful auto part manufacturers, who also have a full line of power sports and lawn & garden spark plugs and filters, taking an active interest in lawn mower racing."
Additional information about Autolite and FRAM can be found at Autolite.com and FRAM.com, respectively. For more information about the American Lawn Mower Association, visit golawnmowerracing.com.


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